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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-12
NJ. PIERRE SOuLE,
SCR LES D%EkSieREs Noa,s >rIeSs DE
BArO... ROT GE.

~ FTf-EF# IL ,NTTfFEI ~ ET1' -
'. ,.m, BAro.. ROl GE.
motifs" Mon thyr ami, ,ia.a ...s, .s .....
,.', J'apprc"ih> a li"~taut les ,omina.
lions ~tf,ite- pm lrl de'niere c~"nveat;o,
ttmerratign he Baton itong". DIES raa
.!idats AK ,uce- a'Et't sou. /, nou.
ulh G~on>tihti"n. Il rsl dcv tn. devil,
CONNIE de Ceiui de- t"ns les dfmocra-
Ic, ,ontfnir; - q,ani ct,i- son.
-tenir. Jentcihts l.ont.,un asrc, zeLE Err
'DEsorEMENr:oI 'i'y pas dan. les ,i,.
tt]ah.tances :,cimtli,. ic"x t.. h. MINIS i .ni-
'sre. NJ. HILBERT est M hommc d'edura
ion .! dc caracter -, Iiirst ,vn Ie,emer,
sitso"e r"x d'oit- DIES Et.t.;j - IL ccnnai>
zs'i, pace ,,ue< j. le items de! Ia. ma,n4 il.
Qnc ~ ami. 10 ..u;iehnrnt, done cor
'%iialcu"nt, chand, nett ct ine,siunc-
s,,c,,t. Q.cRes lu';.ient ett lrn1r,s pTAd,
itc iou.,, It's doive'n,i s'n,ir d.: ,n.r &,
IS'nt ATTN &c lp,ars,tsnis \ l., fire t..iiom.
IN, d''ns H. thite' protIr,rue. "'
lie scrni> Il + Dc ,stoir tous ceux o..
'itf:ttionne IL pins. fire Irunr 'Lt.dir
iats q. tie ,crasisn, CONNIE dams tout.s
IL. ;utrcs. ''h{ 81 "'''' "t
'"Vo,re ;a,,ihi, p PIERRE SOULE,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-12

HDRt.OGER.

Pr'vient lie public qnil s'est itabli aNap4
laonvit!e depnis que'que temps ct 'sollicits 10
patronage DIES habltans de cette p ~roisse. nj
une tongue exp irience dams Pexercicel Do
cette profession, lui sdonne Insurance Gus
t1utes les personnes qui Phonoreront de leus
c'nilaice seront satisfaites de son travail,
Pour q r.paration DIES pendnlles, il Sc trans
porfera 4 domicile, lorsque ce ssra ile dssir de
ses clients. : sftJs ID. -,.I aasg .G-itai
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-12

h IeScfsEtnt ,oaa rail i nous dire l..
glosic1s !. r'viieeee. ,r,ndos p%en.iant IL 4glo'
fic,se campagne mexirsine par IHoa.
~. EnTrd-lon = vi" q" @ ~'
| Try ala masierc i exeter les tspscep'
|tibi'ifs DC notre so'i1ere, attend" que / e
ccdien Htbe,f, nest nj Cesar, III Napo-
~
Dams ga vic sreiyi'e,-le colonel 20
iiehcrt Il, >i nous ne nous tromFons point
parfitcmHt bicn rvi son pays, en- ca
q',alite d''h,gtpiciir Frat. '''''.''' .. "'..
Nous en- ayons. les prcpvcs ch main ct
-e'est seulemnnt rheure ;,vancee dam Ia
'qsci lie nou. tracons ces' iignes q"i nous
obbligge i ajonr"er nos pfeuses 'jus4u 'o
proclaim numerO.
llabitantSi de IN Louisiana, ct vons
>urtout hAbitahts de nos coDtiecs, ,o"s
ycrrez pro, hainemeet. [dans quat'c on
rinq ioars az plus lard), 81 iingtpirnr
3dElat, colonel =. o. Htbert, s'occupadt
>fridnsemcn, de ,"s i"ute, cts '~orsiu'il tt;sii
{" mnctions, en- 1917 "''' '''
Mons serrez qn'h Idemanlnit d,:ia 4
'ett!c 'fpoqdc &c q"'a 'peinc 'son, os, Z
* r. l,3i Az u Il, ,,,rl, ."''i '''@a .-sf''.
.'ti',''.i"""1 ~ ""'JJo"'" ~ ylf rta. anaf3aola
ri, D~i.npcretrs dc rintericur, sous,l e yer.
+, z so,-s ic Pimniier qnires un travail.
! q CONNIE yu,l, vo,,.' le p,ro'net. Wow.
ma" 4"tz.jtm'r1i. a so,re parole, il ne
nan4ucra pr. il IL >i"nnc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-12

= 'sois. iapo,,.iear do a,a.rssa, d.t-e,i,
u asons me sinninn d anis. .gtil
Garrai bsi<saii Il iated'onI dir so.nbre
Observation-Disclosures .asssti,N
tsh-hs soas' ventz, sjoata ia x~n.arlsise
yons mr. vons. u repcntirez point. fJ,.
heo'apta reg slfr,ncs hates dc l'nistoiru du
ssn'utSire 10 apaie. ndalaa ID assfl4,,n
Voas tie ls ferez' pas I! s'stria
Garrai. ....fsY s8.sG
s's~-aS III Eaif FL :, siagHo,1 "a
~ G,ace, madame tL!.!.ae ID tsii ID
~aalE. q matSfre .'etall jett i gcnoux. saai.
madame Dc Ramhrys,, donaant M der,
Iier tour . son. bean clse. ,raser.a Ia
Is shamhre dc soi, rps In, ct balance, or
ssit ia l,o.te q lisparuf..
=. e 'na,a re- :" rsiressa lcntement. s.,
Las Lace st1,t l,uy'ie. sou regard etalt IKE Ct
sangfans. .'''' '9'H
N aurai Je done j,mai., mon tonr !.
dit-il' dfi,a' voix cfc'an.r. Oni! i auclua..
jour foecasio.l Sc p,,slsse.ili.ttet, CONNIE il me
'tengtrai... NJ Sill 4 ISL
Al moment Oh mra,daam,e Ii m.ra,a.c
dc r 'i;iisfse sor'aait a,.ics r.a,lecs,, Id ne men.
diant g"i iavait palirmnsnt attent "a.
isesprssehta' de noascaa dewitt ele Ell
<tsadtg saanain.tl sils 81 Ia.nssnef1a1v
Eacors CO noir ! dit-elIe avec d.
.guflF. ! saiee ~eo4.sa7kasis ~
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4tF~z fH@' N'"# A@"@N ~azs~-.
. Les lieux d'Elections sont CONNIE srl,
PREMIER DIsTRICT-Cbez Juan Al..
nnn on dams lie voisinage; commissai.
res, Octave Wives, MeIize Leblanc o
Juan Aleman. ... a.. ~ 5..a.
2me Distrirt-Au cafe de Deviiiers on dan,
lie %v"isinag"; commissaires TheophiI,
Fernandez, Andre Acosta et''Frasitnu,
Trahani. f. ,
s,ne D,s,rict-.A l'hx,bitaii"n SEVERN L.anNar,
pres ieg!ise paroissIa!e, on dams |.
voi>inaye ; cosnmissaires, Al-1andr,
Gnil'o', Narc:sse Templet. ct Mxtlis
M3:anGmn. @m .s..r+ g,
line Distric'-Ch"z Harius A'bagnac .,
dams lie voi>ii,agr; c"inmissairps.R
Landry, w. W. Puyh Ell MarIus Alba
gnac. u
.,ne District-Chrz Dranzin Himelou dan,
'" l- voisinags; commi~saire., ya~Let.
witch. C!ailviIie H!mrI IT Amedee IAA
6me Dislrict-An cafe de Maxile Boy
dr"aa1 o., dams le voisinage; com,nis.
as s%airrs, fhemlule Labadie, Aug. FRI.
min ct E:ir Landry. az ass
Tine Dis'ric'-A %l'habhation de E. Z. Mail.
-2f hot D" dams Ir voi>inast; com,nissair.u,
a.. w. \. Sims, Vincent Landry 81 G..
E. Bellot. . ,. .a.I,~.sni -.ru
Sine Di<'rict-A Ia Mai<on de Ceur de e.,ts
'".'. Par"issr; co~mmis.aires, C.. l.. Mayss
~ ID" ct 4. H. Foley. saiot@ s1~s5og aNstta
9ine Nsirict-4n billiard de M. c: E. Gau.
thirr. a Paincourville; commis<ails.,
J. 3. Dngas, Felix Gii!s. st G.. v.
Jones. ,f ..tla4 as s5,.sa .ss-
Tome D;s'ric'-t'hez DgfossarI Landry sx
dams h. voisi"ag.; cnmmissaires, Eng
C"n.an fills, ViIeor Leblanc 81 Save.
rim Landry.
line District-Chez francois. MoIsr,;
commissioners, Hipp"lste Braud, Aa..
3 Dirz ct Marcelin A. eb'anc.A NJ
i2me Distric,-Chez EIienne PGni..on AZ
dams le voisihage; cospmissaires, Z.
Els, Cie"pl.as Penisson ct Zkphi-
rim Giroir. / If ~
Sine Distric,-Chez Anaclrt Simoneau u
dams le ~vpiSiuage;, commi=saires, Ana.
c!et Simoneau st J. Y. .Porchr. .
I4.ne District. Chez Dorcin0 R-n,rop q
dams lie voi>inage;; commissairss, Pier.
re Eharioh, d.. Rertropoe, Chs. Grss
Gl."s con,missaifcs d.eicrtion dee
;itf.rcns urea I y, ri--,f a = ,,o,n,,ss m,
g Jury de- Police d. IL Parois.e As.o,np.
i'n. snnt reqn''s n" tr1tiiria a;tesalc. ticr,
t den fire les reionrsgan Shs,ifsoaa,si-
, e coniorinimcnt 4 Ia loi.
Paroissc Assumption. L. 3 dec. 1864.
|! A. F. Hickman. Sheriff
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LIE, CRESCENT pb eon
' DE u Np,uJyEeiL.il.aEs.. ORLEANS Pc!
E.tlE2 stni S3HA TntlH - ESQ 9n & EFsTs
sns ETt,l.E COL. 20. HEBERT.

'f'7f WV
-, S'n nous All. 2dohtie d.. ftefair i i.
journal, nous i;fitm IRONS sur I.honn,een,'
-Invec p"e .Psroiopdeh COM ifiiona Iqpes !,
sGrescem' est Hne' ft"ijle 1uo,iaiannr del;
'.Noisti'c.O rie;,t,'ss pour lIaHTri,cIlcE ic mo mo
dfmYcrnte est synonimc .d'rnnen,i quan
s7n'1fieenr;; tesat nom ~ cffo'f. e -y"o"imrr: q
aira',GG ttiisJ 81 tont nom 4'origipp ftrargerc.
"syno'i me de tputri, bandit Ct aau,res1a
mabiIites de meme genre. .so"
Mons Io,a1nnocnhs .ctct,c defpitioSn pou,
zqne e ,q,'fsfy,ies ami. que nous .toou 10,
sd.ns IL Peiilte circulate, dc no,rc, Pio".
snier nous jag"nt sur crttc ,qs, stio,,, s.
*j'stnais Re Crescent. Ijas,rn:ii i. anou- nc
s.yo,s 'eomhhienn de t.iiragg,e:' ls,uur tomb,
.<atfe les main'.oi4p .~t54lois saJ y,
'.aasAiAsi,a propose de- l'elcctinn g,berna.
soriaIf. Oh ipt"'ot1a proI'os' d. Ia grand,
sfltaiIon DC te.t Et~atsq1uerlc peap'eu H. H.
'I.oii.iapt dot 1f.ifeii::llihhsf. ~ Iql'i,ress ' jon jol,,,.
iii resent eiIIe,ee: d; IRE p pare. ,r "a one, !,
colonel P.5O,r Hshett mes. PTS, dams
.sneuseau mendr,c &c ,qne Cesar ., .Aapo
Ssteon ont etc dam. Ian, nshh .-Es,-ce u. a.
par ihsisatd 'icn Crescent scra;ti IT, Pom
s,d'ArcoIe, M..rr't.t'gga, fA'n..,sarliitl.,,' ''I t,,a.
b'r"g'.'e 81 antrcs Fonlcnoy de This
loire anrie"nse Il .t,,,,r3or, ri ID
..ntMa a, fai, nous lie Nrcyons.j earle C,e,-
emf lutte CONNIE. IN 7, aags ell ma fo..
les earaagi''. nh'tt''rrn,t I,"s, III, bc."D 'jjrr
.drr'rs !crs divers toar. de c@artes.
sstsPo"rtle PrpPles deols Loni.iane.l ].
colonel y. O. H,ber. est I'm honHnc. qni
est .o'ti gradrS- premier, de re,o oil.
omiiitaifer de NV saftI' Point. -oC'ea M
piaa,h'e',r, q,'i " r, a. + "lltes,, lt E
ssfdpafff. fpmms h gareraI. r. Frs, DE- "a
~ftaaiih,, de toatss ses h~tffglioi.., atm d,
<ro'1'b ,tttae pour ii fglh;te: iiat'lno, arme~,
AHA 'd.aiicr .a nos III nn,,iilneriibits! "sloid,ts a
planter SIR les "turs 10 NJ xieo . lIee,. dfa-
.sPea"ide ''otre f'sn.hrt adoption y, IL dra--
ia,ea". ssoili sle.' Eats UnsI. r1u, aiaa I.
;;fadd"t lFs FsEa,ss,a W,fis pl'sin', 60
sieldaa. ramte SIDES, l3,at.- ETnis. da.
tFa',t Ifias aston dnihkitriqua, soila les
stitrcs thilif'aiirtss' an cc,!onlIP o. Hilbert.
%savk ~ VII .rS# et sEStIEF &8EIFF .gsg@74gHk 44 A3Its = 4
4 20 m9'arent ep M Crane, part l. pre-ente
'..peapis ds la l.oaiaiaaes ioar Eoayer-
nenr. Dfals '~ppt8ta5I Ht19 aalss4H !
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AVIS.

AVIS.
n rnie"m"nt r"G,par lc< so"..igni-.
IN assortment c"mpItt dr charrncs de-,
fab,iYue> d" WIN Nc Ctan"han & 4,
It'i-a ventrc an prix de. f,hricant..
par
PUJOS Il VERRET.
Donah'soM,i;',.. IL dec. 1852. T.
-
|Et,i ne IA ~ Isl ,NE.-Cou,
dn Ci"q"iemc Di.tri,t Jndiciaire dan,
ct ,'o"r h p''ni>Se As.onrsioa.
Aftendu que NeuviIie Boud,caux a n-f sent.
unes ,pstition a la conr a Jeff t d'obten,r le>
lettres a administrator a Ia succession d An
g5iigne Beitelotte, veuve decide de Jean
GaLt-chy. s.''@'t h. .'+e' H.5t i,,~>
''" Avis est par lie present dopne a tous
ceux que celia pe"t concernnr. d'avoir \ d, duire
sous dix jours, les %raisons pour IesqueIies i! ne
sefait pas fait drut d !adit petition.
Far ordr,: ns III cc,r.
Desire Leblanc, Crfier.
Assumption. L. q Iicrnbrc 1862.
STATE OF LOUISE .N>. Fifth j..
di.i.l district Court im aud for III,
Pui~h \.,nniinn. ~
WHEREAS Melville Boudreeux has petitio
ned the Court for letters of ad,n:niStrat:or
on the estate Of An,e ique Bertelotte decea ,,ed
widow Jean tiauts,hy. #'I .8a y sss,8
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it NAV
concern to show cause within ten DAYS, why the
prayer of SAID Performer should not b, granted.
BY order Of the Coust, 'a
V o"ptioa, Decct.ber9 oh 1882
#"'5 p Desire Leblanc 800"
Is t'.s''''t3 'C1crk.
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ASSOm. tiOH, eIus~sa
Lmndi, lie pine Jour du mois de decembn
1852. depuis 9 heures 4. NJ. jusqu'a 4 be,.
res 2. NJ. dams lie bu, d'eIire I'm Gouye,.
|nenr, IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNI Secrt.
taire d'Eiat. IN Ayoca'- General, IN" Tres.
rier, I'm Surintendart dps EcoIes Pnb|iqu,,
ct les m"mbres de t'Assemb'ee General.
comfnr suit, savoir Pour lie District, con,
pose des parois~es Assumption. L.atourch,
Inferno ct T'errrbonne. deIx Senateurs. ;,
pour Ia paroisse Assumption, tsois Repa.
S%entantS.
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MIS- N'EAxeyANH,

Louisiana datee du % novembre 1882, 4.
Elections seront tenues dams Ia pa.oisss
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ALMA \ A;S. There has never been auch 4 demand
this u,ui lttlr w3!k as during the present season 4
cannot Lc obiaincd in any Of book stores { c
love or tnanny One would scarcely slIspec, that thy
al been bought up speculation hui is nevertheless
and for this Few spirit ~ enterprise cn:r iEtc
10 the CJnsti,Tt.pn f. has created such host Il
IL Gcsl-ous OK winning the swrct ices" q; the e
arm: himself with IcGTl .: more u 'IurracnS aits;
ton for distribution. III some Of the ADJACENT coIitc;
ci-cul4tc freely as la;ha'a miserable 60 in
r:.uly Bul the Almanac il tic lGp5t valuable Of II.
for il oiy, ia d-nrec, diiiJses knowledge
the people! but il has, greG; extent, sUpc:-ed. the
practice Of treating by candidates with ardent -
This MODE OF ccc;orcGrn. may be new in Virginia, /
is old the hills in sister State, North Ca:nn.
Tie Convention OF 1885, when tic Constitution r"
eei Il urged str03g argument against biennial
sons that the people woGd 81 deprived Of their annua
pcnsatiua OF Aimanncs by the mcllr.s Of The Ieg>l
Under the proposed changc.-[ Noriolk argus.
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER EUROPA
A.I,I.r


NRw loRx, aTARcn 25 The steamer Eur pa CAPT. [
with Liz, poe! alies o. -" l5'ii Instant arrived hero
no,n. $40 brings !i.!y-ri"G passengers, 81: pas-ed
o'clock, A. NJ, ~ the G, In" steamer Baltic; the 2
in lat. ~ -. the ship ilal%s"ay from Richmond.
American steamer had arrived fo America since ;ne p
SEIZED.
ENGLhND.--!ntci!igcncc In. been reccisc! of the
tiusion of Tie kair war BY The unconditional surrcnd.
tie ka
Pltl.anen, e-ossen.oct on tie ll'h Instant Lord T.
mont gave notice IN the House of Ior.s that Nor
he wo; ass tue government whether any alteration OF
protective policy waa intended Lord Irn.!hlr-' dapre
c lie losp ncnI"nt "i ;hn chanccry r. oTrI =; and
nuuuccl III" Anti Corn Las" League tor is el,r'- 10
cure TIC dissolution o Tie present raiia:cn,. Io!G 3ol
am also denounced ic ic.guc.
The Reform Bill was Brought Up in tho House ~ /
John Russell niid sill be the suN-c Of fierce contest.
In the House Of Commons Mr. flame asked whether
Ministry intended 10 define its policy before the navy
mates proposed
A meet ting ri lG3 r.mbers OF tie Iausc had been h.,
Lord J"lr Russ:is residence, 10 gr"c upon the plan .!
position Lord Jphn kGas,i expressed himself disaa,s
wish Lord Dcrays programme, and advised the volta
nupp.ias FOR three months only, after witch ds s3ius
pari lnent she uld hc forced on the Government.
The Lprdcn Times announces another cGuHlfac i'f
bishopic If Dnblia in The ne:.rn OF Priest Kcnck eo2'
in the American mission. This is supposed BE- ,rcts
% kcEdrick OF Baltimore
The Suspension of Richie g. Bro;her of London t.
nounced Their liabilities are estimated OF from IS )C
:slG0 Geo.
Earl T. lins:on ms been inauaurs,ed Lord Lieutenant
Ireland with areat porp and cefemouy.
FRANCE.-Ft4ncc was generally tranquil. i dee
has been published declaring TIA; he prescribed oath 30
constitution and the President i ints crslhl ana h
person refusing 10 iane II will be decried a. ,nGc
member oi the ASSEMBLY 1t 5clicvr! hat u
Cavaanlc will refuse and it j. said tna' h- viii 1ppslf
the ChGmrer, protest against all that has iaken place ell
December 3D. and retire.
Marshal Marm)nt and Dul. RagusI tie last q Ha2
ons mnraa!s who betrayed him AT FonianoeG1, sea 10
H. al Venice, on the n last.
Busis 81 Louis Napoleon nave been o.cred 10 81 fa'
in each Of the &c comrnunts.
Ia" impression gains ground that h" rcc:sln y
opcM!3a Of III. Chambers. hc 2Si instant, VII t'
Il. TIE favorable moment Tor declaring Juis Napo'h L.
peryr. Ia,
Henceor The exclusive control of Education l. 70 DC
loved by the State and Church, and the cai!s OF Is Ef0
to be suppressed .,o,
Marina d MluEuS, the most promnct man OF tie '''
ton of February, died on the 10 inst,
TIE sruirg o: tho lrtlica,ons Of Paris is p'J5'sf
with great ACTIVITY. =,
Another steamer. filed with po!itica prisoners '
despatched from, Hare 10 Cayenne. g.,
The Paris pa.re tenis5 that NJ Wol4nski the Fe"'" "
bassator to LoHd0n, has been rcaed ,-.,,,
The President gave splendid banquet on The IN
TO Lord C9wiey, the British Minister.
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LINES; TO KATE.
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
FRlpAY, MARCH 70, 1852
SENATE.

FRlpAY, MARCH 70, 1852.
SENATE.
Mr. DESEALE In the Chair.
The bin from the House OF Delegates revising and reducing
into one the several concerning the charter OF the city
of Richmond was taken up and, motion OF Mr. MERE
pIrH, amended In several particulars -
The election by the qualified voters of Clerk OF the
Hastings Court Ccmmonwealths Attorney for said Court
and City Surveyor, provided for by the insertion o.
nm indeneudent section The "lsangor and Measurer
Gran stricken in the House from The list OF officers
10 be elected by popular vote renserted the
election of said Clerk and Surveyor is tc take place at the
rst election under the 'Fevscd charter and every sixth
wear thcouter the election Of Commonweahs Attorney
at the me and every fourth year thereafter clause
was inserted authorizing the Council to provide for the
measurement of "stone wood, lumber, and boards"
The BILL amended, was read the third tme and passed
On motion, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at II O'Clock, and adjourned for want OF
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NJ. WEED e tho Albany IL,

Mr. WEED .: the Alhany lolrna!, il Of Nc !,e
e.- 1n Hulup", mentions hav.Ig paid visit 10 VI: L
crs tic ccIe .a:ct sculptor Iii WEED says tha Ir p
o:S rev. ,cn"ic! chsc 20 the G5ccG Slave sG ri
oi his wonderful ptn!Gcoas He says thu: til sat
whc. wr have 50 much admired, are chs!tt! tny =
ss;a:s. A.! the gsans aT labor Of great sculptor
cypcricd tie models. after which The marble Statues
cNucuttI.
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. DAREDEVIL SPEED.-On Wednesday train Of
wj:Innt passengers made tie from PoagnEesasi
ptcH~kr distance ,h;y-iw" mtil-s IN t.:ry minutes.
We Lc3rc IL tho greatest speed attained on ans
in Ibis county! albany Register.
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THE CABINET DIFFICULTY DENIED.
WAsu,sGToS March 5-iteiable information states that
the difficulty in Cabinet; arose between Postmaster Ge.
neral Hall and Secretary Corwin The President being APP
Win nres,ed ard Mr. Fillmore again sustained the Post
master. , ;,
The Cabinet meeting which this took place, was held
N ~ day rf,re reslerlaY.
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Tie Eossu, r.aoiuIions Lcitre the Legislature ~ l.
snan conuln t!c arrogance 81 huss'.lh 10 the oisc
lie M:sissi, 81, ard agree 10 receive I'a only s "a
cate If if.rdJni--nut gn@st-pros'iins ne G:-av
r;,,icu,inr Hon. Henry Clay.
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nurG Rata Of Hanover, viip is nnw 1T The head u
the Agricultural Society Of Virginia i; 1913 Began sc'!s=
NJ 1eyc rac;s before The Prince George Agricultural So
r,ty unnu HE uses ri caclcous nanue* wic. then al
r1oc.td some alt"non III 1852 lie pu!ise,a work upon
tho subject, entitled san Essay Cacarcouz lannTeS'-
lis ABILITY ard sn;Hcty practical character have been eve
~ ;y,e,c acknowledged in the c"aef region o. Virginia;
Int The iaaencc Of Dir. Run's miId has been ie else
o and We are rra,It,d 10 know that in De lows Re-
view lis Eff and the various appropriations lie mas mace 10
ne science Of agriculture lave been noticed end comment
cd On in The complimentary form. This a:el' d
r.r pant OF This memoir has been made the Gd"s a't-
c, in The American Farmer fJr the proscn, month NO
man or his assiiii,y and nnag pursuit Of agricultural
krnwIedne deserves richly than Nj E@tn the iGn
cncon;rs which arc freely bestowed upon him in this ar.
,;r, In the choice OH FIELD CT Intellectual employment 10
man can more ceainy CLAIM oar consideration and esteem
than lie vic teaches us the nic1i by which olr "Eae
lands ale be again cultivated aud the tide OF emigration,
which al ore time threatened 10 denopUlac Ihe Eastern
potion Of Virginia is made 10 Cease and the soil OF our ag-
rcuturis:s rendered profitable ln tie last few years II
has been very gratifying every Ercinan 10 observe the
very marked AM spirited improvement which has come into
existence in every part Of The Stale upon is subject Il
has been we'll said that the who made "two spears OF
grass ro.r where only grew before The greatest o.
bcnciactors.' We acknowledge the correctness "f The
making and in doing We invite the attention OF our read
era 10 III. subcc! in aits rms Whilst paper pure
" POLITICAL and devoted almost exclusively 10 the tiscns
sion Of .ca subjects, which connect themselves with
tie pocs Of the country yet are sure ihat our friends
will pardon for expressing deep interest and concern
in the whole subject, for il TIC avoc lions Of man aTo 10
be- valued b. their influences for good noae not sin
Gle one of all the pursuits Of ie should 50 fully claim
our admiration ard attention that Of tiilug the soil
properly. Mr. Rnu's essays Of the frs. Character in
originality AMI p.act:cs value. His lilo has been ii
labor aud research an ~ awarding hin! the high position
which the State Agricultural Society has given Rim, It Is
bu, IN ackuowc gmcn "f his unns,cataous merit and
rdomahc industry. Wc pleased 10 hear That the
prospects of the farmers and planters oil the State being
suitably cared for by the Legislature through The means
Of this Soc " are lacTing. We may refer The sub
cct again:
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CLARIFIED.

MARRIED on Thur-,ay evening" the 2j,I ni'an ~ Ne
tie Rev Fra els J. E"-gs, SIR. GEORGE T BAGli 81; H,
70 Miss MARGARETrA H., daughter o: Dr. Joan IL ,
Louisiana. ~
MARRIED a, Sp7ingh Chc-tefed coun.y. "a on
by the Rev. G ". Motley. Cir: THOMAS H. SlhS VI M
10 Miss SARAH r. dlughIey Df Ecuj Moo!y, Eaq
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TIT. BU.IAT Of TlDNAS HIVTUItr. Ut. %
Tnr ,i.f, minstrel was buried March ID, al the wills
IL, :ah,m. within mile Of the cottage IN whic'
.raa;l.i lis last, he placed, in obedience TO IL
wish, in tie grave win G"e % MS dtE!N'r'
'r r.r. cIGtch was crowded with the poor oi tnr n
he:c d. and the Rector Of The All AGENT vla~c cct!e q
The las, tr!cuie Of regard 10 oil !.!and But bsyoni
ncrpE:an and .lr. Lyugaan, the r4ol -he!, there
mere who ind knomn the poet in lie 'c o!ler Ian per.
t;,,,
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e., .cy thing OF The Kind as pretty as

We have seiioa, seen arv Thing OF ae k'na Us pretty
,e following :-Lauisr;it, Joa'1;u!.
TO MISS NJ. l.. c.
GA PETITE"
Al amen, when making Objects coarse ana rough,
az ,ow5rv ,insel gilt, or common stuff,
c. oil such things Il mass and size redundant,
Show;nc ,try had materials abundant,
Rn, when nj work in silver, gems, or gold,
Mars snch fine articles in smaller mould;
81 Nature found material was not granted
Fnr making you the fUl! size that she wanted
She would no doubt huve made you ave feet FIVE.
fThs Venus height bat could not quite contrlre
TO gather raw material enough
Without a,mixn1 some OF common stuff.
Said Natn,c-'Shr shall be fitst-ra:e article
Sonl. mind ana person shall not have particle
or substance that is not divine ethereal ;,
But where the deuce 10 get enough material
1t can't be helpcd-l cannot maze hel Ia. ,oun
III make her precio US, but she must DC s'''
Lexington. KY, 1852. .,.--
lines; TO KATE.
,,,. r those songs through summer hours,
,rn,S, her by Nature mid the flowers,
~ snsa,h the vines DER reaching bowers
" h'a' katy-did.
Who made the scene dear TO met
Who gave new life TO every tree
Who spoke so gently, frank and tree
Katy.dld
Who made the hours pass swift al nght,
Turned solitude into delight
And made the stars seem still more bright2
katy-did
Then, dearest fairy! let me say,
Ere next returns your natal day,
Who vowed 10 "love and 10 obey ~
Katy-did
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DIED..

DIED, on Saturday morning last, alter linSe,in:
months Mrs MAKTIIA Ann BARKER, wife o! Cap "s''
Barker Of Union Hill, lienrico county.
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