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SONS. i4Jctaveux consaercr jusqn.a mon
dernier shelling d son< poassrr Ell a voas
soatenir dams. la profession quill yonrs
pIaira de ehoisir, pouryu qnselle soft ho-
uorable. 4Vons psaurez ~jaHnais lie d,oit
de dire qae Ia necessite 7vonsa ait, CONNIE
moi, force de vons faite acteur. 4.i
Mon pierc, je ne puts iac'c,ePter un
lei sacrifice. ssagt M is4ate ~ Dbl
&c men est pas an pour moi, mon
e.nfant; ct d'aillears, que M sacriferais-
Je pas pour vohs arrac!ler an theatre?
Dams nse aimee gu deux rons ponvez
faire IN richie marriage. Nous sommes
deja c~onyenus,, mon We'll ami Schmidt el
moi. que vons epoaseriez sa file Berthe.
I c'est ane richie heiritiere!
lie front de Franz Sc couvrit tout a
coup dune viye rougeur, q Iaqneeiie sue
ceda bient6ts uac. paleur m~oirtelle. lie.
mot de marriage, pson6nc4 par son psfre,
ssenait aggraver. "a position: :. Comment
pourraisje janiais,, Sc d~iisait-il 4 lai-mene,
iufavouer que Je s,iis faarie?"
me promettez,yous, dit S~choenIein,
De sons prefer i cette union7
-Je ne puts. Groyez-moi, mon pere,
y est cruel pour moi. de yous desobsir;
saais e ne puts gutter le theatre.
II NEST .annc impossible dc vous
e~onsaintfe. !s.hiais ne sous ms;preBes-
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dams ienrs e%ternelles comparisons Franz
CONNIE nn aeteur destine a l'eclieser,
,lai %avaient ree.Icmcnt fait perdre Ia tote
m%aintcnant que Franz Sc trouvait
Retre 9 fills, All lieu de Sc %rejouir de SEES
sucees. an lieu de yoir ave. un juste
orgueii lie genie dramatique hereditaire
dams sa f%a,nille, il ne sentait que Ia dou-
Ieur d'etre ainsi detrone de son vivant.
L'idee de soir son fill. All iheatre Sc
liait d Ia coIere qn'exeitait en lni cette
revolte contre la yoIonte dun pere.
Franz detrlisait par Ia tons ses projects,
toutes ses appearances, ct les suggestions
secretes de Ia ia otIsie n'etaient 4 ses
yenx que les regrets de la tendresse pa
~terneile.
la %jalousie dun perc contrc son fills
est chose teliement extraordinaire, qu'au
premier ahord bien des gems ~seraient
tentes de nier qn'eIle fat possible. DE
tells examples sont rares sans doute, mais
lis peuvent Sc presenter. A qni n'a-t-il
pas etc donne dams Ia vie de yoir des
meres j%alonses de lcnr files, DIES frmmes
encore bellies, encore entoarees d'hom-
images, toni a coup abandonnees lie jour
Oh iesrs files sont en- age de ieur dispu-
ter, de ieur rayir la paine de IL beautes
Par quei privilege lie. occur dun nere
serait-il Reinstatement euirasss contre
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PARTS de-

l'habi,ation de JEAN Rousseau, p~sroisse de-
acknowledgements, rive gauche. lie . mars
1852 TROlS NEGRES americans, par.
liant anglais ct I'm peu lie franGais. q.
- L'pn, larry, de belle tai)le, ayant
= une loupe sur lie cote ganche. de jattte.
I'm autre, Potney, de 5 pieds. 6 pom
ces environ, exceasivement noir, sans autrcs
slgnes connus.
lie troisieme, Bob, de S pieds 5 Iouces
environ. tres II ir aussi, ayant TN de ses,
yeux Plus grand que l'autre ct les pieds tres
pIats. .
Les sherifs des paroisses Oh Get avis az
rivera, sont Instrument prizes de nous pre-,
venir de l'arrestation de ccs trois negres on
de qnelqu'un d'eux, 81 arres,ation il! &.
tne rtcompense liberale sera accorde.,
d toute personne qui, iaisant l%'anprehensior
de ces negres ou de queIqu'un d.eux, les ra7
menera a leur maftre on dams nos lJureaux,
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vous ,1as sur mes motifs? Vous croye2
peut-etre, dit>il avec une iroDie affectee
.qni %decuplait la force de SEES paroles;
vons croyez peut-stre que e suis %jaIoux
de vou~?
oh. mon pere!secria Franz.
Mais le langagede &c Pere, sou atti-
tude, e, jnsqu'a son accent, tout concon-
rail 4 metre en- lumiere les secrets SEN
|tments de son anne. SchoehIein etait
%jaloux, Ct Franz, son fills, ne pousait plus
en- donter.
Ne croyez pas dependant que lie We'll
lard s'avouat a !ui meme cette jaiousie
telIe accusation fauTait fait frisson-
Nor d'efroi Habitne a tromper son
orgneil par toutes sortes de sophismes, il
attribnait 4 la sincerite de sa repugnance
per.onnelIc pour le theatre I'horrenr que
lui inspirait la seule .idee que Franz cit
embrasse cette profession; ct CONNIE il
sentait profondement pour son propre
.compte tcutes les amcrtumes, tontes les
frontes de Ia1yie d'acteur, son opposition
aux godts dramatigues de Franz semb1ait
ii scs yenx procedcr de &c sentiment.
Mais,. ;n1 fond dn cnur, il etait horrible
ment jaloux. Avant de sayoir que ce
Franx tant vant6 n'etait autre que son
fls, il await appris a le dstester CONNIE
TN rival. Les crisiqaes. en- prt;sentais
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cette amerc passion q. laquelle ne resis;e
pas tonjonrs la tendresse maternelle? 81
le pere pent etre fer dn success de son
fills ct c'cst REIMBURSEMENT Ia &C qui arri-
ve ie plus souvent], Il peut bien anssi
s%'irriter p%arf,is de ccs success, qui l'expo-
sent d Indifference du public ct lie con
damncnt prematurement a lrnbli.
II est jn.te de metre avant tout en-
ligne de compte l'etrange mails profond
d. gont de S%choenlein pour Ia vie
theatrale. Lors meme qn'il nsnurait pas
Ell a redoutcr I'M rival ct que Franz
nett etc onsnn actenr p;,ssable son
colrroux cit encore etc violent: mails
que son fills, dcvenn actcur All mtpris de
sa %volonte, obtint a son prejudice I'in-
constante preference du public il y
await la de quot lie faire mourir.
lie malheurcux St1oenlein deploya
dams ses exhortations toutc l.eloqnence
an ceur. Voyant que son fills ne voulait
pas eponser ses scsapules religicnx. il hi
peignit de nousean tons les dangers de
ia profession. ses fatignes. ses cnnuis, ses
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ces penil,le. e%prenyes
par ~lesquelles il await etc lui.meme con-
traint de passer. Quelle que fat Ia ma
tnre du sentiment .cnpoisoanae qni rom
geait sol, anne. il men etait pas moii,s
sincere dams son de.ir d.tparg,er d Oh
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fills tant de chagrins.
II faut lie dire pour les percs qui yeu-
lent, Solvent avec %raison, detourner
ieurs fills de la carriere dams i~aquelIe lilo
ont enx-mames fini par trouyer gloire on
bonheur. les obstacles qu'ils ont rencon-
tres sur leur route, les chagrins don't OH.
les q abreuves, les periis %auxqdeEs il lcur
a etc dome de Sc soustraire, tous ces
souvenirs o 81 profondemcnt graves
dams leur esprit, qu'ils ne pcuvent les
sfparer de la carriere qn' lis ont parcou-
rue. Qni peut dire avec confancc qu'un
azure ecimppera a tous lie dangers qu'on
a en- tant de peine aeviter soi-meme?A.cs'
illusions de l~'esperancc. lie bon sensdn
success. resent .bien legeremert dans Ia
balance; quand on les oppose a Ia gravi-
te des obstacles ct des pdrils don't lie suc-a
ces est t%onJours hsrisse. I'm pere Sc dit lie
plus sonvent: II est vrai one i'hi re-
ussi; mais TAI etc henrenx, ~j'avais r. ta-
lent, n grande j~ustesse d'asprit. nne
force i~nebranlahfe de %voionte; mon pau
vre enfant let dams quel cGnr de pere HI
%patnrc n'a.t-elIe' pas mis- ce :sentiment.de.
compassion pour ON fls? mon pau,yre
enfant re nonrra pas sonteDir Ia lutte,
incessante dont je suis yainqne'ir, Fetis?
succeFnbera.
Tia suae az preeia,n %..unesro.1
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q X A NJ ID EN- G. A N
DE ~I,ASSOMPTION

lie public est prevent que NJ. ]. B. Gull.
LOT, encanteur de cette paroisse, dament com
missionne par lie Gonverfieur, etab!it un Grand
encan mensuel a Plattenville, chez M. CLoDIUs
LINosslEa.
ii Sc trorve sur les lieux I'M bon magasin de
depot poury ~recevoir toutes les marchandises
qu'on voudra bien y envoyer. ainsi qn'une ma
enrique savanne pour les animaux qu'on voudra
faire vendre au Grand Encan de Presumption.
Get mean aura lieu tous les deuxiemes samedis
de chaque mois.
UAdressser les marchandises a M. J. B.
Guillot Oil a NJ. C. Linossier. Pour los condi-
tons, s'adresser a Pun de ces messieurs. 90
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DON ANDRE SOLORZINO,
COLLECTOR g. AGENT,
ASSon1npedoms 1aas

AYlS.--ll Il etc trouva SUI lie chemin
a. en- face de Marius Forais, un CHEvAL
~ bal american, - ayant les trois pieds
bIancs, ct environ cling pieds de haut sans
etampe nj marqne apparente.
D-Le proprietaire ponrra lie retirer en- payant
les frais davis. de JUICE de paix ct toutes les au-
tres charges.
On t~rouvera lie cheval chez Marius Foraix.
Assumption, IA mai 1852. sd
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Ecnte par lie Sheriff.
Francois Q"atant--No 334-vs. jean
BaDtiStc pcrpere.

D"IiStS tiPS't'
ETAT DE IA LOUlSIANE.-Cor
dn Cinqniemc district J%udiciaire, daus
"rour la p%aroiSse Assomption.
Fla ttrttt t tn ordre de raisie ct dc vente 4,
moi adresse par Honorable la susdite cour, en-
date du % fevrier 1852.
Jai saisi ct ~j'ofrirai en- vcnte publique, Il la.
4iaison de cour de cette paroisse, a Napoleon
vile lie SAMEp1 S JUN 1852, entire ONE heures
dn mat!n ct quatre heures de larras-midi les
denx terrains CT apres decrits, SAVIOR:
DEUY 7EkRAL.N.S
on morceans de terrc. sit,eS en- cette
%paroisse, dams lie village. de Paincourtville, dtsi-
gnes CONNIE les lots Nos 81 ct IS lie premier
mesnrant 60 p'eds de face sur 100 pieds de pro-
fondenr lie second mesurant 60 pieds. de face,
sur 1T pieds ct 4 ponces de proiondeur, sur unc
ligne: ct 1874 pieds ct 10 porces sur la lignr qni
lie stpare du lot No "a, ensemble avec les BATS
ses ct ameliorations qui en- dependent.
Saisi pour s~atistaire lie writ ci dcssus, les int
refs ct les frais.
Coaaiions-Comptant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie Ter mai 1864,
so II. f. Hickman, Sherif.
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ETAT DE IA LOuIsIANE-Cour

ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANE.-Cou.
dn Cinquieme District Judiciaire.-
Paroisse Assumption. - Succession DE
Marguerite Landry, spouse decedec
d.Andre Leblanc.
Attendu que - Felix Gillet admins.
trateur de la dite success ion a &c jour. depose
an cour, TN compte provisoire de son ADM,
nIstra ion, ensemble. avec une petition en- de-
mandant lhomologation.
En- consequence, toutes les personncs inte-
ressees sont par ces presentes notifies ct re-
quises de dednir' lenrs objections, 81 Giles en-
ont, a Phomologation du snsdit compte parde-
want lie gretfier de la cour ci-dessns intitnlte, 4
son bureau, a NapoItonville, dams les dix jonrs
qni s%nivront Ia prenieere publication de Get avis,
simon Giles seront a jainais privtes de ce droit.
~ Temoin ma main ct IL sccau
: Us } de Ins dite Cour, ce Is Mai
Desire leblanc,
S. Greficr.
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SheriG's Sale.


Francois Qnttant.-No 3:34.--,s. Jean
Baptisie P~errere.
THE STATE or i.OUISIANA.-5th
Judicial District Court, in and for the
parish Of Assumption.
by virtue of and in obedience, to an. order Of
seizure and sa|et to me directed by the honorable
the above court. dated 18th february 1852. .
I have seized and will offer for sale, at public,
auction, at he court horse Of this parish, 10
NapoleonviIle, on SATURDAY the 9Th day of June
1852, between the hours OF elcven O'Clock A. NJ.
and four o'clock P. NJ, the two lots Of ground he
reaft r described, to wit
1.to lots orparcels Of land
situated in this parish, in the. village. of Pain
courtville, designated DIS Nos. 2f and %, the first
measuring so feet front by 100 feet in depth,
the Sc ;ond measuring 60 feet front by 1T feet a.
inches on one line. and 1874 feet and 10 inches on.
the line which separates it from lot No "a, togs-
Their with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Seized to satisfy the above writ, interest and
costs. Terms-Cash.
Parish of Assumption. may LIST 1852.
so Il. f. Hickman, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-06-06
Succession Sac.

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Succession of Maurice Elfert, deceased.
by virtue Of and IN obedience to an or
der of sale 70 me directed by the hon.
tho Fifth judicial district Conrt oi
the S,ate.of Louisiana, in and for The
parish Of assumption, dated may 4th
1852.
VIII be offered at public Auction, by A.
+. Hickman. sheriff of,he parish Of Ass,lmp.
ton, on Monday, the 7lh day Of June 1852, at
2o'c!ock P. NJ. at the residence Of Pierre Bonrg,
in this pirish. on the left bank Of Bayou I%.afpur-
che, at ABOUT one mile below the village Of Ma
poleonville, the following described slaves, to
wit 5 s#5Hf
lst A negro woman named Corslie. Shout 80
years of age. and her Two children, Hubert, 5
years old. and Martin, 2 years old!
End J%ulienne, a u ulatto girl aged about 8 or 9
years.
Terms and Conditions.
The above, described slayef will be sold, payable
in three equal in~stalments maturingin the months
ofmarchof the years 1859, 1854 ct 1855. Pur-
chasers to give good and solvent security with
special mortgageon said slaves until paid,-and
oil sums not pnnctually paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate o delight per cent per annum,
until paid.
Parish Of Assumption. my 5h 1852.
ST a. F. Hickman. sheriff.
- ARIES de IA rnnfnnanra do TX
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-06-06

NOTICE.-L.ost or misIaid-Several
ACCOUNTS !: n against Roscmord ST.
moneau, for fifty dollars: one against
Leon Baptiste Chedotal, for foriy.iyc,
dollars; n against Baptiste Ticrne. for
five dollars; one against Ebert Mote. for
five dollars; one againtt M. Daig!e, for
two dollars. i4s.
~The finder will lie handsomely re-
waIded.
52-2f JOS. II. pUGH.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-06-06

WANTED-An apprentice to the Black sn
ing Business. A slave would be preferred.
SO Apply to J. IT. CRANE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-06-06
Terms and conditions.

The abo~ e~descrbed land will be sod pay
able i'll three. equal i%nstalments. maturing in
march ofths vars 1853. 1854, 1855.
Purchasers to furnish good and sufficient Sc
curity, with special mortgage on said land until
paid. and all sums not pnnctnally paid at ma
turity, to bear interest at the rate of eight per
cent per nun until paid. -
Parish Of Assumption. My 9h 1852.
81 4. F. Hickman, Sheriff