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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-29

SHALL VIRGINIA DE REDEEMED ?-If the Wings
in all portions of the State (says the Kaaacha Re
puJlican) will with hearty determination, re-
solve to carry their fifteen electoral votes for Vr-
ginia's most distinguished son. it can be done, and
no mistake. We say, then, let the Wings come
up to this high resolve. Wing policy and Wing
measures alone can redeem Virginia from her pres
ent low condition. The Richmond Wing is right
when it says:
"Whigs! we can arrest this downward tenden-
cy of our old Commonwealth. The labor may be
great-but not greater than resolute and determin-
ed men can accomplish. The Locos have reduced
the State to such condition of poverty, that il
cannot be redeemed without assistance from the
Federal Government. We must have our rivers
mproved-and we must receive our share of the
public lands to enable us to complete our railroads
and canals. This can only be effected by placing
the General Government in the hands of the
Whigs-who are in favor of Distribution and In
ternal improvements While the Locos retain
power, the public money is S,cnt,cottted, and the
public lands are grabbed by the States in which
they lie. The State of Virginia is cheated and
robbed-and her only consolation is, that her tax
es increase and she has the honor Of being repre-
sented in Congress by Locofoco Abstractionsts."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-29

0-The population of Paris is 100000, an it'd
has 10000 beds in hospitals, but London whose
population is 100000 has only 5000 beds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-29

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINA.-T'he Board of Visi-
tors met on Monday last, and appointed DR.. J.
Lawrence Smith Professor of Chemistry. DR..
Smith is gentleman of genius, of high scientific
attainments, and of distinguished reputation. He
is a native of South Ca,o.iua, and an alumnus of
the University, where he graduated in the schools
of Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &C., in the
years 1867. He afterwards studied for some
time under Liebig, the celebrated German Chem
list, and held the post fGcologist and Mining En-
gineer to the Sultan of Turkey for a considerable
period. He is now Professor of Chemistry in the
University of Louisiana.
DR.. Smith has made a large number of import
ant discoveries in Chemistry, Geology, sc. He
is well known abroad; and the value of some Of
his contributions to science has been attested by
the appreciation of learned French societies.
very high compliment, rarely paid to foreigners.
The University is to be lighted with gas.
The loan of S25 900, authorised by the last Leg
islature, has all been taken by one gentleman at
par.
The new building is progressing rapidly, and
will be very handsome structure.
The prospects for the approaching session are
highly favorable. Charlottesville .4dy.
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o. The attention of farmers and others having
crippled horses, is invited to the advertisement O
DR.. VIM HAYS, to be found in another column.
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srrLL THEY CoME we suspect The Te,der.

+ STILL THEY CONE I'VE suspect the Leader
of the Pierce party in this county will be forced
appoint committee to hold their Vigilance Com
mittee before the canvass is over Il Kana,cha
Republican.
MOUTH OF SANDY, Kan. Cos, }
Sept IL, 1852.
| Mr.. .Ne,cton: We find that our Democratic
friends have appointed us on their Committee o.
Vigilance for this county. They, of course, expect
us to be vgliant In this they shall not be disap-
pointed, but they must not think hard of lis, if VIC
prefer to be vlgllant for the country, rather than
the Democratic party and for the brave old patriot
and soldier, VINO was vlgilant for US when some OF
us were In our mothers arms rather than the pres
ent Yankee candidate of the Democracy. In fact,
sir, zoe are tired Of ".Nortlern men ,cih Southern
feelings" GEORGE II. CAMP.
WILLIAM l.. HINDMAN.
WILLIAM HAYES.
WILLIAM E. GRAHAM.
BENJAMIN FUCKER.
JOHN FUCKER.
kANAwHA Co., Sept. II, 1852.
Mr.. NEwToN dear Sir: learn from friend
that have been appointed on the Democratic
Committee of vigilance for this County.
HuoI uoOi"" 'o q polHIueUL lOT lWo TedSOHS.
First, Because there are no Pierce men in my re-
gion to be vigilant oyer and, second, because |
expect on this occasion to go it all over for Scott,
myself. Yours truly,
IKE Comfy.
KANAwHA Co., VA-Givens' District;
September 10Th, 1852.
Mr.. NEwToN-Dew Sir: Permit us to inform
The Central Democratic Vigilance Committee"
(through the columns of the Republican, )that from
the very best of reas ms, we cannot-will not-aid
in the election of Messrs. Pierce and King; and,
instead of bringing Democratic votes to the polls,
WE noo declare, that for ourselves, we cannot lend
our own votes or influence against the champions
of our 'swhole codntry.n Yes sir, we no,o intend
to support SCOTT, GRAHAM, and the UN-
ION. The whole Union,we are fully persuaded,
will be perfectly safe under the control Of him who
has so CALAMITY defended our common country at
the North and at the Southland who has ever
proved himself ready to spill his fes blood at the
foot of the Flag Staff, that 50 proudly bears aoft
the glorious Stars and Stripes of the land of the
immortal Washington, and our worthy ancestors.
CONRAD CART.
CRAWFORD CART.
ADAM CART.
RICHARD D. CART.
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JOHN VAN BUREN's LAST JoKE.-John is wide
y known as funny fellow, and his last joke is.
that the Democracy" of New Hampshire have
uniformly stood up for Free Soil! THAT was prob.
ably what Mir. Pierce was about when he was la
boring to break down Hale and Atwood) This
joke the prince got of the other day at Bradfordj
Pa.-.N Y Tribune:
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a tract of land

tame e.. Ventrebleu, vons lie saulrez. es,
IN autre %juron. que les ~seigneurs du
steele de Louis XY...
- Et pourqnoi parles-tu de romans.
deyant ma file !? cria M. Morizot, dune
voix de tonnerre, e. Sc p%recipitant sur lie
malencontreux conscrit.
ST. Pourauoi b.. Dame, capitaine...
Ale 81 yous avez enyie de m%'etrangler,
dites-le.
- Mon pere, s'scria Louise, que yous
a done Eiits ce3 pauyre gareon? Il
-Au fat, j';i tort, dit M. Morizot,
en- lachant Joseph Cornu, quill venait de
saisir 4 la gorge. La, conviens ayec moi
que III =. TN imbecile. 4r9
-Je c~onviendrai de tout ce quill vons
plaira, ponrvu... Paisambleu ! quel poi
gnet vous avez pour votrc age
Les romans. se. dit lie vie,x soidat.
qui Sc parIait 4 Iui-memee, 4ce sont les ro-
qlui FONT perdue T.. MATS, encore
une fois, hi tort dc m'alarref, CONT
.nna-t-ii en- s'adressafit a Louise car.
Dieu merc;ii, mon cnfant, I'd ne sails pas
lire, ct c'esst u,,e chose don't je me fell
cite chaque Jour-. Mais CONNIE te VOLS
pale ct tremblante /! C'est pourtant moi
qui yicns :'effrayer de Ia sorte... Al
Ions, jc suis IN brutal, c'est convent. a.
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Giant. pour saluer Louise, son Castor,
orn6 de rubans. aux ~couleprs ~nationaIes;
et je men Eicite, p~aissmbleu y. Ne
yoas. efiayeE pas, madeinoiselIe, pal
sambleu est un tres joii mot don't j'ai fait
la .~dsconyerte dams un roman. moderne.
-Quoi |! monsieur Joseph Cornu.
yous lises des romans ademanda Louise.
-Si ie lis des romans, vertubleu /!
Vertablea. mademciselte. est encore IN
autre mot, parlaitemeit distingue, que
Pom Yept.a ce quill paraft, remettre en-
vigueur. 81 je lis des romans : mais j'en
fails ma nourriture, e les devore !; c'est
Repression la plus convenable don't je
puisse me servir. I'll
- Des romans, dit III jeune file lavec
naivete, ce doit atre I'M lecture bien
afnnusaiste.2 ,az1lsasR %
= Oui, par lie corbieu . je yous l'afir-
me... Par lie corbieuf!! mademoisclIe.
etait Ie juror ffayori de sa majests Louis
XIV, ct ie suis enchante de pouvoir, en-
ce moment, vous parler "A langue De ce
grand ro ,h s Les ROMANS, n. S~Nos,ez--y ''oa les
nan easl .asa.s ~
.-sQM parle,ici, De romans sscria
M. ,Morizot, qui, pendant le dialogue
rapporte ci-dessus, await etc dsposer dams
Ia sale soisine "a came ct son chapcau.
Eli ~ventreblcu! c'est moi, eapi-,
NT1I
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propos, Joseph, est-tu davis de souper
ayec nousP r45E 4T
= Par lie corbleu, capitaine, FAC
cepte. a5 #
- Ali ca, qn'est-ce quill a done, Get
animal, ayec SEES vertublen,~ sescorblen ?
Je nc Iui ri jan.ais comm ce baragonin.
~ Mails, capitaine, e'est n maniere
de jnrer tres innocente !. autant e~elle-Ia
qu'une autre. afqf4
-Et pourquoi jyrer. e tie le demandes
Est-ce que tn m'entends %jurer. moi, qui
suis TN vieux soldat.? tn ne te figures
pas omm tn es bette quand tn atfiches
de pareiIles ~pretentions.
- Merci, capitaine.
i ny 4 pas de guoi. Cost decide,
tn soupes avec nous, ct. pour fster ion
numero, o Il decacheterous une bou-
teille du vim du Riin. Ca, voyons, Loui-
Sc, a%jouta NJ. Morizot, va bier vie alder
Ia yieiIle Madeleine ct fais-nous souper
de bonnie heure... TIA sails que je suis In
vite &c soir au chateau. a5fes III
80 Eli ! !! mais, s'escria Joseph, ie .dois
y alicr aussi, moi! lie juge de paix ayaRt
recnI sa lettre d'invitatioD, M. Forestelle
ne pouvait pas Sc dispenser de m'envoyer
Ia mienne.
- C'est parfailenent ju:ts,. FL tn vas
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The STATE OF LOUISIANA. 5ih in.
dicial distinct court. Parish Of Assunp-
tion.--Succession of RosaIie Landry.
deceased widow of IIiIaire Breaud.
WHEREAS EiItor leblanc administrator
OF the above succession, has this DAY, filed with
the clerk of said court a final account of his ad-
mlnistration, together with a petition praying for
its homologation.
Therefore all persons interested are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections, If
any thew have, to the above account, with the
clerk Of said court, at his office, in the vii
lage of Napoteonville, in ten days after the first
publication hereof, otherwise they will forever
be deprived of that right.
Witness my hand and the seal
: L. s. OF said court this Both day of
june 1852.
wv Desire Leblanc,
6I Clerk.
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VENIE DE S~UCCESSION

Succession de Pelagie Arceneaux, dece-
dee veuye de Firmin Aucoin.
En- vertu dun ordre de vente a. moi adresse par
l'honorable la Courd u %cinquieme district Judi
care de I'Etat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
Faroisse Absorption, en- date dn 26 JUN 1862.
II sera offert en- vente pnblique par J. 3.
Guillot, encanteur duement commissioner ct
asser1nente, dams ct pour la paroisse Assomp-
ton, lie Samedi 81 Juliet proclaim, a dix heures
du matin au dernier domicile de ladite decedee
Pelagie Arceneaux: rive ganche du Bayon La
tourche, a environ deuX miles au-dessus de Ma
poleonville, en- cette ~paroisse, les proprietes sui
vantes appartenant a ladite succession. sa voir;
Id Une negresse nominee Marguerite agee
d'environ SO ans. .,
20 Neubles ct ustensiles de menage, batterie
de cuisine, etc.
Termes ct Conditions :
Les meubles payables toutes sommes de dix
piastres ct au dessous, Ell mars 1853, ct toutes
sommes au dessus de dix ~piastres. moitie en-
mars 1853, ct l'autfe moitie en- mars 1854. Les
acheteufs foufnissant bonnie ct s%ufsante eau
ton.
La negresse payable par tiers. SAVIOR. un tiers
en- mars 1853, IN tiers en- mars 1854, ct lie
dernier tiers en- mars 1855, avec bonne ct SOL
vable s%ecurite, a Ia satisfaction des interesses.
ct hypotheque speciale sur ladite ~esclave, ct en-
cas- de non Placement a l'echeance de chaaue
interet a raison de HUT pour cent Pan,
Pecheance ~jusqu'a Placement final. L.'acte
de vente aux frais de l'acquerenr. +.
Paroisse Assumption, ce 80 JUN 1862,
j. B. GUILLO /. "
GIL Encanteur. 5fs
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire.-
Pa' oisse Assumption. - Succession de
RosaIie Landry, II decedec dbl
laire Brcaud.
Attendu que Vileor Leblanc, administrator
tie la succession susdite, a ce jour, depose en-
cour, TN compte final de son administra' ion, en-
semble avec une petition en- demandant lhomo-
legation.
En- consequence, toutes les personnes inte-
ressees sont par ces pfesentes notices ct re-
quises de deIuir' leurs objections, 81 Giles en-
ont, a lhomologation du susdit compile parde-
vantl lie gretier de la cour ci-dessus i%ntitulee, a
son bureau, "a NapolGonville, dams les dix jours
qui suivront la premiere publication de Get avis,
simon Giles seront a jamais privees de ce droit.
~~ Temoin ma main ct lie scea
}rS de Ia dite Cour, &c 80 JUN
l"s' 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
81 Greffier.
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Succession Sale.

Succession Sale.
Succession of PeIagie Arceneaux, de-.
ceased widow of Firmin Ancoi,.
BY virtue ofand in obedience to all order
of sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth Judicial District Court of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated june 26th
1852.
VIII be offered at public auction, by ]. 3.
Guillot, auctionneer duly sworn and commits
stoned in and for the parish of Assumption, on
saturday, the 3lst day of july next, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, at the late residence of said Pc
lagie Arceneaux, in this parish, on the left bank
of Bayou Lafohrche. about two miles above
Napoleonyille. the following property belonging
to said succession. to wit:
LIST A negro woman named Marguerite, aged
about SO years.
End Kitchen utensils and house furniture.
Terms and Conditions:
The movable property payable all sums of
ten dollars and under, in march 1853, and all
sums over ten dollars, one half 10 march 1853,
and the other half in march 1854. Purchasers
to furnish good and sufficient security.
The negro woman payable by thirds, one third
in all and each of the months Of March of the
years 1858, 1854 and 1855, with good and SOL
vent security and special mortgage to the salts
faction ofall the parties interested, and in case
of non payment at the maturity of each install
ment, to bear interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from the maturity thereof till
finally paid.
Act of sale at the expense of purchasers.
Parish of Assumption, June 29th 1859. ia
#.4 Il II GIN 4 on, ..-= r
. " Anctioneer.
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I'm moroccan de terre,

Situe eh lcette gsroisse, sur L. rive droite. du
Bayou Lafoureke, 4 environ :inq miles au des-
sous Id villa &c a. Napoleonvilie, mesurantdenx
arpens et DEM! rnoins, seize piedsget demi de
face audit Bayou, sur une pofondeur de treize
arpens ct DEM, plus an moins, borne dun cote
par la terre du Or Guterwocd, ct de rautre cote
par Ia balance De ID terre de 1adefanderesse.
ssSaisii pour satsssfaire k writ ci-dessus, les in
tsrsts et les frais, 'asec ac ibenefice & l'estima-
Conditions-Conspta a..a
Paroisse -4ssomptioa, e 3 Jnilhef 1852.
81 a. Hicknsp ,sherif
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Desire Le51arc,
Gremer.

pARolssE AssoMPTIoN.-Cour du Seine
District Judiciaire.
Attendu que Felix Heyden, de "a ~paroisse JEFF
ferson, a p~resente une petition a la cour a l'effet
d'obtenir des lettres administration a la sue
cession de feu Jean TTahant decide ~intestat.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a deduire, sous dix
jours, les ~raisons pour lesqueIIes il ne serait pas
tait droit a la dite p%etiti~n.
Par ordre de In Cour,
Assumption, ce % JUN 1852
DAsi!H Leblanc.
81 Gret1er.
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PARISH OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
District Court.
Whereas Felix Heyden of the Parish of Jet
ferson has petitionhed the court for letters of
administration on the estate of the late Jean
Trahant, deco ased interstate. Notice is hereby
given toall whom it may concern, to show cause
within tn days, why the prayer of the said Pc
%titioner should not lie granted.
BY order of the court,
Assumption. this 2Sth june 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
81 Clerk.
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Sherin's Sale.

--- d 2 ---E 10y y ~
THE STATE OF LnUIsIANA.-5th Judicial
District Court, in and for the parish
of Assnmption,-By virtue of and liz
obedience tc an order of seizure and
sale TO me directed by the hon. the
above court, dated jnne llth 1852.
have seized and will offer for sale, at public sale
at the court house of this parish, in Che yiilag e
of Napoleonville, on Saturdayt1 b 7tn day Of au-
gust 1852, between the hours Of eleven o'clock
a. M, and four O'Clock P, nj the following des-
cribed land, belonging to defendant, to wit:
a tract of land
Situated in this parish, on the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche, at about five miles below Ma
~poleonville, measuring two and a half arpents,
less sixteen feet and one half foot on said Ba-
you, by a depth of thirteen and a half arpents,
more or less, bounded on one side by land Of Dr..
Gnterwood, and on the other side by the baiance
of the vendors lard. plaintiffs q $40
Seizedto satisfy the above writ, interests and
costs, to be sold with the benefit of appraisement.
Terms-.Cash..
Parish Of Assumption. july 3rd 1852.
81 A. F. Hickman, sheriff.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Misyissippi STREET.

'"' -, eHta'tSsYpl STffI,
DoNALDs6NvILI.E. 5-'-'
John Bulls Sands and Towrse nd's Sar,s-
paiilla, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs.
colds. etc, Liyerwort; and tar and.canchala.
qua, for consumption, balsalm of wild cherry
for Diseases of the lungs, Compound syrup
of Nap'ha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, etc, India choIagogue. for fever and
asne, etc, Electrical febrifuge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready releif,~ indiax
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and gout.
Winer's Canadian vermif,ge, Longloy's
great western panacea, for liver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofall kinds.
Mexican mustang linimcnt for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and hone
liniment for horses, Sherman's Olosannisn.
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds of sores, Jew David's or Us-
Plasters. es .~ - aria.
r IL L S: y ..a.J Eo...r,
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills: aaag r. s.
Mofiat's do do rsmn.aa ~
VIM. Wright's do do .1.ara al.
Magnetic powder for destruction Of rcai,
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats: r-s
4 castor oil. Epsum salt, sulfats
de q''infne, de Powers ct Weightn,an 81 do
Robiquet. 'a' 9@st= "a. s
poudres de seidhtz. 7@2
Donaldsonville, Is JUN 1852, I'll
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oM-ggAI FOR SALE.--At No II,
EZ0 D~onalsonvilIe One o. Wagon.
One Horse Woggon, b E.
four OK carts, four bagasse carts, two shaft
certs. lAn with iron axIes, superisr. make
Three carts, wood axles CHEAP, Twenty
four canal barrows, six side barrows. ono
second hand Barouche in first rate order,
double set Of harness. All the above will DO
sold ut a Reasonable price payable in next
December. in sugar, mola.ses or money, At
the discretion Of purchasers. !
Donaldsonviile, june 3o,h. s'f 81
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QUICK SAND. PITTSBURG coal,

QUICK SAND. PITTSBURG coal.
PIasterihg hair, cement, whale, lard, lin
seed oils, spirit Of turpentine, camphine and
gaz, Japan, copal and black yarnish, Paris
green, chrome yellow, Prassian blue and
white lead, putty, chalk, spanish whiting.
Window Glasses i: $40. 1912, lilo,
etc. A fine assortment of HARDWARE,
Saddlery, horse collars, names, trace and
OK chains, nails, tacks, bradds etc, for sale
At No II, Mississippi, street,
81 DnnaldsonvilIe, In. ssea Is
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mans mont coGtA tout le bonheur de
moi existence y.
= Eth bien, capitainc, je men iifai
plus, je vous lie jnrc. p
= Oh !! pour tot, je snis sans GRANTS.
Sill y a du ridicule dams &C genre d'ou.
vrage, III le prendras sur-le-champ; mails
lie yenin n'anra pas d'innuencc sur ta
bonnie ct franche nature. Voyons, qu'as-
tn de 81 pressant a ME commnniqner?
Dame, capitaine... repondit Joseph
Cornn, qni faisait tourner son fentre en-
tire ses genoux, je ne sails trop par guuel
bout my prendre. Vous savez que ie
gagne six cents francs chez lie jnge de
paix de Raon c'est un beau denier, ca.
pitaine ! II est vrai que e ne snis ri logo.
nj t1ourri, nj blanchi; mais c'est egal. lie
NETS t%oujours une vingtainc de
francs de cote tous les n,ois, ct, ~Iorsque
grand'tante s'avisera de trepasser...
ce que je ne desire pas, au :ontraire
'hariterai dune petite somme assez ron
de ct je pourrai bien acheter lie grefs...
Vons comprenez. capitaine t..,1
Oui, mails achieve. y
1T All diable /! JIG mai pas,commence
par lie plus dificile
L1,1h sapn9ehai. ra.ssro.)
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| te presenter sans donte avec cette bigar.
Trure a Ion chapeau ?
- Non, capitaine /: Mile Louise aura
Ia bonte de me decoudre les ruban....
N'est.ce pas, Mile Louise !? ITEMS, ellie
est partie -. Alors, tant mieux, TAI
quclque chose d vous dire... qui la con-
cerne.
- All ah
Chemin f%aisant, TAI en- vingt fois
la bouche onverte pour vous commani-
quer mes aveux, ct je mai pas ose, capi-
taine... A Ia fin do compile. vous ne me
mangerez pas, ct je me risqne.
- Parle, dit NJ. Morisot. qni prit
place sur I'm hanc de pierre adosse con-.
ire lie mnr de Ia facade de Ia naisonnette.
Viens t'asseoir, Ia, pres de moi.... Tu ne
men e N done plus de ma brutalite de
tout-a-l'heure
= Vous en- vouloir par exemple !
Toutes les fois que vous anrez des bour-
rasques de cette nature, ne yous gspez
pas c%apitaine... Allez toujours ! allez
toujours
- Brave garfon ladit M. Morizot, qui
SIERRA -v,venent Ia main di icune homme.
C'est que, yois-tu. lorsqae 'entends par
Ter de ces lirres infames, II me prend
CONNIE des acces de Fenesie... Les ro-
%EHF &aEEEE ME &2I AFHaA
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.l4Neii,itie parI lie Sheriff.

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Marie Baudoin. epousc de Pierre Paga-
loste.-No 373--ys. Louis Plough.
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District Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia pa
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ssst par. Ihpn- III susdite conr, en- date
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Stsaison'de cour de cette p~aroisse, a Napoleon
vile. lie Samedi Z Aont 1852, entire onze heures
ID niafin setI 4natre 'heuTes de l'apres-midi, la
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WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels, DC
made to order, at reasonable prices and ac-
commodating terms by applying at No IL.
Donalsonville. 2s ~ - 81
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te presenter sans donte avec cette bigar.
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PARISH OF ASSUMPTION 9Th Judicial Die
trici Court. - Whereas John w. Belts
has petitioned the Court for letters of admins
tratlon on the vacant estate of the late Jean Be-
nit and his wife, deceased intestate.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days, why the
prayero of said petitioner should not b. granted.
by order Of taie Court,
Assumptions, June 2Oth 1852.
OIL Desire Leblanc. Grefier.
pARoissE DE L'AssoMPT1oN - Cour du
CinQnieme District Jndiciaire.
Attenau que John w. Belts a p~resente une
petition a la cour a Peffet dobtenir les lettres
d administrator a IA succession vacan,e de feu
Jean BENT ct 81 femme, decides intestats.
Avis est par lie present dome A tous
ceux que celia peut concerner, d'avoir a deduire
sous dix %jours, les raisons pour lesquelles il ne
serait pas fat droit a ladit, petition. .
Assumption, lie ~ JUN 1852.
81 Desire i,eblanc. Grrfier.