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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

STATE OF LOUIsIANA.--FIFTH
Judicial District Court, in and for the pa
IRISH Of Assumption.-In the matter of the
Succession Of Azelie Dugas, deceased
wife ofRomain Daigle.
Whereas Roman Daigle has this day
filed with the clerk of the aforesaid court,
an account of his administration as natural
tutor ofhis minor children, together with a
petition praying that the same be homolo-
gated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause if any they have
within ten days after the first publication
hereof, the reasons why said account should
not be approved and homologated.
by order of said court. Parish of
Desire LEBLANC,
"a. Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

Les vatemens des ayocats cont doubles
de r~entatement des plaideurs.
lie paressenx vondrait bien Manager
Pamande, mais il cIaint jusqn'a la pcinc
de casser le noyan.
lie parcsscux dit: Je mai pas Ia
force.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23
VENTE DE SUCCESSIONt
Succession de fen Theodule MoIIere.

decide.
En- vertu dun o.t. e de vente a moi adresse mar
Honorable la Courdu cinquieme district Judi
care de rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
Paroisse Assonn.ioL, eli date dn 7 maj 1852.
Ii scra off.rt en- ve.lte %pnblique par A.. F.
Hickman, sharifde h ,,rto sse. Absorption. sur
les lieux, lie Jeudi 10 in;r 1852, a deux heures
de l'anrss midi. les !, - 'etcs ci apres decrites.
SAVIOR !: " #f=@ @t t 28
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23
1o-T d. tract of land

Sitraied in the parish OF Assumption, in { i
st. hia'a;a, me. 5d.insg oo..,y zine superficial a.
pelts. faose.os lats aoge,ile with all the J,:iG-
ings and improvements thereon. bounded on one
side by lard row belonging to John Mccartney,
and on the other side by land now belongingzto
John Dugas. gs rSffSf
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23
Succession SAFE.

OHctrSs3OH Sac.
Succession Of Maurice Elfcrt, deceased.
BY virtue of aud in obedience to an or.
der of sale to me directed by the hon.
the Fifth Judicial District Court OF
the State Of Louisiana, in and for t;,e
parish of Assumption, dated may 18th
A 1852. saIs
vii be oaGe led al p4,t'c s"c To-. by A.
f. Hictsnt,,. s.ciifo;. ii.e ,.i "a Of As-r.np-
lion, Or hcW;y, the 7iI DIV O" jane 1852 at
2oclock PINT. lie residence o"Pic re Bourg.
j. this n.ih Cd tie lie GttoAnk o Bayou Lafour-
che: q. aiort one ia;le oelow f1e ~,;llaee OF Ma
po'eoav;'fe, tie following de ,cr",cd ~,ave-; to
wit: sfT.
LIST A negro woman named Coralie. about 80
Yeas OF age, and her two children. Hubert. 5
years old, and Martin, 2 years old.
end J~ulienne: a mulatto girl aged about s or 9
Terms end Conditions.
The above described sla res will be sold, payable
in three equal instalments matnringin the months
the years 1853, 1854 ct 1865. Pur-
cha scis to give good and solvent security with
special mori gage on said slaves until prid-r ID
sums not pnnctually paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate ofeight per cent per annurl.
paid:
Pa,1,h Of Assumption. moy 5h 1852.
81 a. f. Hickman. sheriff.
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NOTICE.

LOST.-P~tucen the Plantation of
DR.. Williamson aaa PaincrurviIle, a NOTE
dated April 18th 1852. dawn bv w. Fl.
P'3'': payable 10 Jo~e.,h H. Pugh or order.
il the month oil March 1853, Cor the sum of
Fire Kindred DoAa.r;. TIE finder Of said
noe Will he literally rewarded, by returning
j. % me-.
Paincourtville, April 18th 1852.
As JOSEPH III. PUGH.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

WANTED-An apprentice to the Black SIN
ing Business. A slave would be preferred.
81 Apply TO il CRANE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

NOTICE.-T.ost or misIaid-Severai
Accounts : one against Rosemord ST.
moneau, for fifty dollars; one against
Leon Baptiste Chedotal, for foriy.f,c
dollars; one against Baptiste Tierne, for
five dollars; one against Ebert Mote, for,
five dollars; one again:t NJ. Daig'e, for
two dollars. 'ae
.H-The finder will be handsomely re-
warded.
52-2f JOS. II. PUGH.
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Succession Sale. y
Succession Of Tneodule Mollere,
deceased.

deceased.
By virtue ofand in obedience TO eli order
ofsale to me directed by the bonora be
the Fifth Judicial District Comt OF the
State Of Louisiana, in and for The
parish Of Assumption, dated may 7th
1852
viii Be offered at public auction, by AT.
Hickman sheriff OF the parish Of Assumption. %
the premises, on Tsshr,day the 10th day o
June 1852 at Two o'clock r. NJ. the following
described l. md. {, vt
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

o. DEMANOE un ~apprenti forgeron on pre-
{ craft r1csclave. S'adresser 4
80 r. J. CRANE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23
Terms and conditions.

The abo-e described land will be sold pay
able in three equal instalments: maturing in
march ofthe years 1853: 1854. 1856. .s EST 1-aa
I'll Purchasers 10 iurlish good ard sufficient Sc.
cqrity, with specialGo ts, e on sad land until
paid, and all sums not purcirslly p,id at ma
turty, to bear interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per aanum until paid.
Parish Of assumptions My Oh 1852.
80 A. F. Hickman. Sheriff
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JOHN II. ILSLEY A, IL. CAUDEI,.
NOT'CT.-A1| professional business en-
trusted ofle undersigned viii receive their
diIigent attention. They will attend reg,l-
Iarly tE,e sessions ..f he courts OF the 4th
and 9Th Judicial District.
nonaldsonville, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN HI. ILSLEY.
AMEDEE M. GAUDET.
42 Attorneys and Counsellors at law.
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA.-The 5th
Judicial District Court. Parish Of
Assumption. - Succession of Sarah
Tong. deceased widow of Jean Bap-
ti>te Triche.
Whereas Joseph Robatham administrator Of
said succession, has this day filed with the
clerk OF said court a provisional account of his
administration, together with a petition PRAYING
for the h~omoIogation thereof. .
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, if any they have, in the
Office Of the undersigned, clerk Of said court.
in ten days alter the first publication hereof,
why said account should not be approved and
homologated, and the funds distributed in ac-
cordance herewith.
49, Witness my hand and seal
}L..S, of said court. - Parish OF
h'e Assumption, this srd day Of
~ May 1852.
Desire Leblnnc,
81 Clerk,
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'.ivies de E'asse spcais an
I'D gla's ct espagnols, a vecdre par
RCHAED& TEMPLET
Do.ialfsonville, II, rue mississippi
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23

JOHN III. ILLsLEY. A.. NJ. AUDET
AVlS.-Les soussignes, a%vocats, exerca-
'ont lenr profession dams les Cours du 4me.
ct Cinqnieme districts i~udiciaires. lis ap-
FOREFRONT tous lerrs soins aux ~afI;aires or
leur seront confees.
Donaldsonville. 90 mars 1852.
IS JOHN III. ILSLEY.
AZ AMEDEE NJ. GAUDET.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

After prayer by ihc Rtv. Leroy ~. Ice,
the Speaker announced tie following Sc
lect committees:
Committee on Railroads, Capsls, and
the subject Of Internal Improvements gen
orally: Messrs.. Scgar, Goode Of Nee,
Leake, Taliaicrro. Rees of Prince George,
Scott Of Fauquier. Jones Of Chesterfield,
Townes, Goode Of Bedford, Rives of Al
hemarle. Craig, Martz, Itnbolen. Preston,
Baker, Price &c, Russell. kidwel, Jack
son of bod. Tyler, Fry and Carpenter.
Line of Steamers from the waters II
james river 10 Europe:-Messrs. Russell,
" hceler, Robinson Of Richmond, Wal
lace and Craig.
On the New Mcssrs.
hlby, Miller Of Boz, Price Of ca ei
brer, Goode q Meek, Imbodgn, Dunn
Leake, Martz aud Ball.
The following resolutions of inquiry
were offered and appropriately referred:
BY Mr. Bu;ler-That the committee on
Trade ard the Mechanic Arts inquire into
Tie expediency of reporting Bill No. Sc,
Of last session. for the inspection Of lum.
Der from other States.
BY Mr.. Mcdonald To provide for the
election of reeimental, field, and brigade
officers by those subject TO military duty
BY J. p. Pricc-In favor Of abolislina
all militia muslers. and in lien thereof o.
having them enrolled by the Commissions
ers Of tIe Rc,cnrc.
By Mr.. Goode-A joint resolution post
po...ag the DAY t'he LIST Of Eeb'y.) for com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
TIER CONGRESS-
First Session.
WAsuixGT0H, Jan. II.
SEN ATE

After our report closed yesterday, tie
resolution TO allow clerks to the Commit.
tees on the Post Office and Post Roads.on
Naval Affairs, and on Commerce, was pas
seI.
MI. Pearce asked thatthc petitions ana
papers Of Frances L. Baden, widow Of
4 Nth. Baden. praying a pension, may Le
Withdrawn from the files of the Senate,
and referred 10 tie Committee on Pensions
which was agreed 10.
| Mn p. also asked That tic petition and
--4pers of Philip l.. Foorhe es, PRAYING for
( the reimbursement of moneys expended
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,crtaincd by this Iouse for the memory IF
the deceased, AMI Of It's deep heartfelt
sympathy With his bereavca family, ~
their loss, move the adoption Of the fol-
lowing prea mblc and resolutions:
Tie House Of Delegates having heard
with feelings OF profound regret, Of the
death of VIM. G. Darlington. Esq, dcle
gate elect 10 This Legis atnrc from the CITY
Of Richmond, and being DESTROYS Of mani
testing its high regard and consideration
for the virtues Of the deceased, do Resolve.
That the members and officers Of the
House sincerely and deeply sympathise
with the family Of the deceased, in their
affection, and as a suitable expression Of
their regard, will wear the usual badge OF
mourning for the remainder Of the present
session Of The General Assembly.
Resolved. That the Speaker Of the
House transmit copy Of thc foregoing
preamble and resolution to the widow Of
the deceased
These resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY a.
dopted, and. on motion of Dr. Patrick, of
Kanawla, the House accordingly adjourn
ed until to morrow at ] 2 O'Clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

raissioners Of the Revenue. 10 enter upon
thoir duties Of listing taxable proPefiy.--
lThe Senate having subsequently concur
red in this resolution. It is now law.
BY w H. Brown-To relieve from la
Dor, upon county roads. whi'e men Of the
age Of IS and upwards.
BY Mr. Whecler-To authorize the
Overseers Of the Poor of Norfolk county
10 sell Portsmouth town script, and apply
the proceeds for the reduction Of the Poor
Rates in said county. Calling for a bill Of
last session, authorizing the Portsmouth
Saving Fund Society TO issue notes. And
a petition from John S. Peatherby and
others, of Norfolk praying an amendment
ofthe law concerning harbour masters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

squander away lie public domain. BY
means totally dlsiinc- from the tenor ofthe
bill Of 1850, and which wen; to introduce
new classeso Of cIuiuls for bounty land war
rants, involving an expenditure of which
few could have any conception.
DR.. Durham Of Indiana, Chairman OF
the Select Committee, moved as an amend
ment. that the assignment be made I'M
der such rules and regulations as shall be
prescribed By the Secretary Of the lnteri-
or. He attributed the opposition mani
tested yesterday by Mr.. Bissell Of Hi
nois, 10 desire on his part to pass an or
der embracing bis own particular views;
and rather than the bill should not so pass,
would be Hing that it should fail en-
iirelv. The amendment, he said. EN-
bodied his own views, and left it to the
Secretary Of The Interior in cases Of fraud
being practi-ed, to change the rule SO as
to prevent It's repetition.
Mr. Bisscl was about to reply to que
~ propoundcd by Mr.. Durham, as 10 how
much it would cost 10 register the war
rants, aud how much had been paid for
services performed, when Mr.. Houston
moved 10 take UP the business on the
Speakers tnbie-ihc morning hour hav
ing expired.
Warriors lills were then taken mp and
referred to committees; among others was
one fir the rclicfo General Jones, which
NJ. German Of Indiana, proposed should
he put on lis passage, having before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
THuRsDAy. Jan. Is, 1852.
SENATE.

Mr., Clemens presented the joint resolu-
lions Of the General Assembly oithe State
Of Alabama, expressive Of tie sense Of
that Assembly on the true policy ofthe L.
States with regard 10 foreign naions.-
They recommend that relations Of amily
be sustained with all the nations Of the
void, AMI hat the policy Of non-intcryen-
ion in affairs Of European matters be ad-
hcrcd "a.
Mr.. Fisher presented tie petition of +.
Il. Collins aud lis associates, asking Con
grcss TO Increase the Compensation allowed
them for the transportation Of the mails on
| Il Collins Inc Of steamers. Referred 70
tie committ,e On naval affairs, and ordered
to bc printed.
An. Pcnrce presented the petition Of
Chu,ics.FI,ichcr, asking Congress To grant
him a chatter 20 construct arailroad with
IN tie District, commenting AZ point out
of lhe Sly limits, running thence uo";h
vested, to sucA d point ou ihe boundary
Of the District as may be suggested Ly Jbc
engineer 10 coumcc; Nuh suca o:ler raaJ
as may be authorized Ut TIE S.a'cof NAL
ryland, to pas u,ar IN, AYilc and Poolys-
,i.Ic, 10 TIE Point WI Rocks, tlcra W cou-
meet with tie baltimore aud OHIO Biil
Road. Referred tN lAc committee ou the
D,snlct e. Columbia.
a Li.l 'nr ihe rrli I WI Tx lcE repre-
sc'ta'ivos fJolm lu.c Jones @as report
rl, cnas'dnrriaal r.al
Ns Shields er.'.I q '... 3. Herro.
r'.e ."e ii-aoor t-.n-l.a'aHa9 Company
o' .''..- o'n"u Ist.
hl0 .'.r.aa- 'a'r''oo.. t'.- r-n'.ae
iaii VI" -ir.H' lHi lai. ro"i purposes
h"i oae asa ai'Dg t.c liot 7llHGs NJ Am
"a...a+ I'M ihals'.'c.
l"e sS'seet "a ia2-.as =, '..e na'l was
ss.la 'a"'h NJ ai,' M'' Ait.'af1 t'aa III
oe'i ny re'if.lr5 ~ support cd 'Ae fl7'1'a-
.l3,i I'll n"ISh8'
aif. li9'' FeFHed e'lo0y' ana tie sub
l't. W's r"s'f'h'a 'or If Ne'h.
A''.r a sA"' tN.eal'e session. Mr'
'''s ''.''"'Vc'd " '.. ii fe-o '.''h a''''''-
-'''+ a' investigation In.'. ."e causes n 'N-
i'.'7''"' ol S''''i ''''''7' "'-1 1te n'S'
A' 'e .F'''''' .e 5a'-o
~
i"Nraort io "frt oSain oh ni"Ad'y-
rn7-Sr Nr Prppr -r%TtTTVFG
,ra. e..-Ior .Ger. NM, r.,.rur Nh Nh.
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-, $500, - r.. En- ;..orrn,,;.,s :,
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= 800, I'M aLoos,,lo fi,o, i
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bs1. '.,,',', 4 4; ,. E nh lar,;.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
HOUSE.

! pravcr liz tLe Rev. John Early.
Mr. -Tomlin. from the committee 10 re-
yi.efbr miles anI adapt them to tie pew
Constitution. made i report. which was
la;d on The table and ordered to De rrin-
tod.
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reference oi rs va .o~s i',',' ".t rpp'o
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H. ~; = ~ i 49, '1 D. mal
tto 80 P'oNs ~ t"e . '''n' - quo
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r., NJ Uomcnc,~A rrsnln,;,n !, favor
or ran,i,v - w enrorced m nG;rars car
= f;Inrc - noke returns or,bc ,lac,;nns
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- ~ : - 49, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
HOUSE.

Friday, Jan. lG.
AT IL o'clock the House met. pursuant
load ournment.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Early.
The Speaker presented petition from
i. Nj. Adams, Esq, con'esiing the cleo
ton Of Robert Dunlap, the delegate re-
turned from tie counties Of Braxton and
Nicholas.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered
and rclcrlcl TO their appropriate Com
iniitees:
On Virginia Regiment Of Volunteers
by Mr.. Whccler--That the COMMITTEE on
Claims inquire into the expcdlency Of re-
porting bin No. Of last session, concern
ing Va. Regiment Of Volunteers.
BY Mr. kilwcl-For paying the Az
torncvs of tie Commonwealth in counties
and cities. out of the State Treasury.
BY Mr. Massey--For the pa, sage of a
law requiring trustees selling property,
under deed Of trust, to execute bonds With
security in the same manner as Commits
.loncrs in Chancery.
DrAru OF WM. &. CARRiSGToN.
rlr Batter, Of Richmond. rose to an
rouncc the death Of his colleague. MIR. Car
ring'on, and addressed the House as fol-
lows:
NJ. Speaker avail myself Of his.
the FIRST suitable opportunity since Taos
day, TO discharge duty, vhch It was my
inrcn'inn 10 have performed 81 tho morn
ing of that day, but was rot r,unatc
enough 70 got possession Of The floor he
fore the House, by resolution, dytcrmircd
to proceed with the count Of the State vote.
You are aware, ST. that since then ard
rp 10 the honr Of Adjournment Yesterday,
the time of the House has been occupied
in performing thai labor.
i i due nike to the memory Of the IA
nncntcJ. member elect. whose death |
shall announce to re House. thai this cx-
rlnna,inn should be made OF what might
,ahcrwse appear To he an unnecessary
delay on my part in disohareing the me
lanchaly duty that dcvovcs upon NC.
| rise. Mr. Spcak,rto perform TIE piin-
ful duty of announcing to 'iia IIous-, the
death or VIM. c. G - tcn, ESQ ore ot
the delegates elect u this icsisia' are from
the city of Richmoal. hgt . irw Short
weeks ''nee ana me 81 III - LII az
ne'ue'hen' was "oE'' y '.'e niue ",
h's ii'ehVs ~ 'He '''ihc u can! 'i,',!''0",'
a..'fa,'n''y n '7e ''J,'1 WIZ = "e'''"
ana VAN TAR PfoS,'G'S o. A" ''t' % sr' "'Di ~.
yeas Q conc q hnpp'neSs % "i''l'eii
and usefulness 10 society.
al'ho"sn' c',ni'ar",'F'iy' nn' recently
ashi@c" Of RICHMOND !'' MS '"of"''Gh
'duea'ioa ana '"r'cd aeq''r1'ne','S'-' ''S
wei balanced m'nd ana sound JudEm,Af'
aaoed I" hA'a's oil great industry anu iAbo-
f"us research soon directed the pubic at
''nr''' !" ar C"'''Ae,'n as ihan OF no
'ruiHary charm IT, anu accordingly, alter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
HOUSE.

Afer prayer by the Rev. John Early.
and the presentation of few petitions and
resolutions ofnquiry. the Speaker announc-
ed that the order Of the day (thc counting
oftl,e vote for G ovcrnor and 1t. GovernoF)
took precedence of all other business, and
must be proceeded with. The Senate
having been informed of the readiness OF
the House to proceed. that body came N,
and The counting ofihe votes was resum-
ed. Having concluded, the speaker in
formed the House that no returns had been
received from seven counties. and hoped
the House would Indicate what course II
wonld deem proper TO pursue IN reference
thereto.
Me.srs Patrick and Price were IN IA
vor 0, po-tponng the examination until
Saturday next; Mr.. Bottom was IN favor
,f saturday week; Mr.. Lewis was in IA
vor Of posiponcmcut. and committee to
,,ke1bs subject under consideration, TO
report to the House the result Of their IA
l,ors Finally. the whole subject was laId
IN the table, and committee OF two Zone
from the Senaic) was formed to sum mp
,he votes received. This duty having
been performed, Mr. Price, Of the commit
tee. reported To the Speaker that the sum
total was as follows
For Geycrnor-Joseph johnson G5,527
1" G. w. Summers 57Oi0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Jan.

Mr.. Campbell from the special commit
tee reported system Of Rules for the
government Of the Senate, which were
hid on the table and ordered to be printed.
A resolution INTRODUCED by Mr.. Stuart,
for going into the election OF L. S. Senator.
on Thursday next, if the House concur,
was agreed to.
No other business of interests transact
ed today.