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R7ZGES.

RAZGRS.
EET b would especially call the attention
w okour friends and pubic geueraIiy 10
cur large Stock Of rhis arucie, c,ln. iSrib 10 d,
part oi-The "Old Army Razor 81 lf76..
The Patent Frame Bsckor na.lie, Ra1ar&
The Hollow Ground Razor n uade d,
Wade s. Butcher. aoI every one ef whlth
we guarantee 10 The Futcha<ef. also
The 'Chtysial Palyro' Rsz y;
The Odd Fellows ard Masonic Racers.
Feb 70. FALL * CUNNINGHAM
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gW eur IL so

SEGARS, of rare flavor; fine Chewing and
~ Smoking TOBACCO; SNUFF, 10 Blad
ders. Bottles, and Papers, and sundries too
numerous TO mention
April e. DIEMER & HAMPTON
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Cast-Steel Hoes.
To Carpenters.

w e have in store few Planes. Braces
w and Bits. Cast Steel Augur Bits,
Graduate Twist Augurs. Lacks Of All kinds,
Steel qiares. &c &c which we are ANXIOUS
10 dispose of al reasonab bic prices
HORTON & MACY.
April 22-3m Nashville, Tenn
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Miscellaneous Hardware.

GUNS and GuntarrsIs. Gun Locks Cur,v
" Combs, very large stock; Fry Pans,
lea Kettles, Sitters, ShoyeIs and Tonss,
Coffee Mills, Cotton Cards. CaaJlesIIcks,
Long handle ShOve!s. Spades. Springs and
Axles. Safety Fuse, Manila Rope. sc.
Feb, II. FALL * CUNNINGHAM.
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Cross-Cut and Will Saws.
ROIH EngiIsh- aud American. Of all
AI lengihs-aIso ClIculaf and Whip Saws.
i Feb. II FALL s CUNNINGHAM.
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We are glad to learn that the
wdr x on the Nashville and Chatta-
ndoga railroad is rapidly progressing.
The cars are running within three
miles of the tunnel, and will no
doubt be able to reach the tunnel by
the Sd Of July, as q large crowd is
expeete to assembI e there on that
day to sec the "irun horse move
through that mighty hole" Wfn-
chester IRdp.
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CARPENTEEIs rONH

Eoi4tNiaS oil ali kIne>, HanIsaws and
Z Ha,chtfs. Augers anI Chlsels. Edge
roc's Of all kinds.
FEB IL. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-24

Az ELEcToR Dec LINED John j.
Bocpek, Presidential elector Of
WeStmoreland county, Va, nominal
ted by the democrat ITS, has declined
on the ground that he has been d
a whig all his life, but voted the
democratic ticket list year, under
the impression that the. democratic
candidate for Cover nor was in favor
of secession. Ascer tanning his mis-
t::ka, he has gone ba c8 to whiggery-
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Blacksmith Tools.

A RHTFAGs Mouseir.le Anvds. Vices Of
a all sizes. Browns Bellows. lrarrGnisg
Stlrks and Dies, II mmefs, T0ags. Files
and Rasps, Horseshoe Nails. &e.
FEB l2- FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUTLER 4.

.,o.s ). roy T.G ss'' sss p an :p e s,v
Scissors. and Shears, comprising every va
rletV Of quality aud ptice.,
Feb. II. FALL & CUNNINGHAM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-24

.FEsWILLED French Cloths; Black and
IL Fancy Cassimeres; Black Satin. Fancy
Silk, and Winner Veslings, AT small prof.
its. NO HUMBUG.
April @. j. l.. THOMSON.
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Business In TuilahOma&
AND. ]. DUNClN,

LATE OF SHEPfh ERD, DUNCAN s. co.
Aacii0n and Commission Merchant,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
wv HOLESALf Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes.
w Iiass, Caps. Umbrellas. and tor the
sale of Merchandise generally, either al PR
vaIe or public sale
VIII have regular monthly sales at 4 ne
lion aud soiiciiS CoasIgnnlents of Dry Goods,
Piusburg and Cincinnati Mandatory: wsf
give upd. lded atIehii0n to all Business en-
Itus,ed' 10 my cate.
Instructions strictly complied with, and
business promptly dxtcuted
Sept I6-ly AND. J. DUNCAN.
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Ready Made Clothing.

a. WHEN we were in the East, we pur.
IA chased Coats, Pants, Vests,
II Shirts, Shirt Collars, &c, which
- esi@ill sci! a LITTLE CHEAPER THAN tue
CHEAPEST.
-, CT IL & RUSSELL.
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UNION G2AaGs,
Market Street, .NdsAUHc, Tcnn.
d. u. WINSTON, Proprietor.

&E SINCE the IRE Ihls House has
IsIsLA been thoroughly repaired. aud
MS SsEz is now ready tCrVubhc accom-
fhe Ladies' Apartments are large snl
cunipriabie, and no pains shall be spared la
satisfy all who may give me their patronage.
Attached IS well kept Stable, for the a.
comm odatlon Of horses
April % 1852
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-05

chat vainement Il comprendre ce quill
~pouvai, y avoir d~'enigmati4ne dams ces
paroles .~echangees, dois-le a~ssister muet
ct Indifferent a ce %coIIoque puis-ie vnm
accorder cettr pitie, quand, afichant
pour moi senl ia yerto, Gus fietrissiez
pres dun autre !?
Cen est troP, monsieur .. A votre
face meme. ~'avone tout lei q mon mari
qui IA venir, 81, ne changeant d'idees sur
mon compte, vous con$enteZ d ne voir en-
moi qn'une femme...
-Qni sscst raiIle dun homme en- ac-
cordant tout 4 mn nntre.
-Vons comblez l'itsolence, monsieur!
.'ecria Julien. don't la main fremissait
aussi an cote on pc DAFT son epec.
-Votre impertincnce a ~vous-mame...
-Voos ates IN lache, je le repete !!
| Vous accablez nne femme dun amour
gu on dedaigne, ct rous venez epier lei
meme...
-Vons vous faites arrogant, monsieur
lie capitaine.
-Qnand deux epees battent al flame,
monsieur le lieutenant. vous -avez...
--Je sails q~n'cIIes doivent etre Pune
| ct l'autre trees.
-Fixez fheure, lie lieu.
-Deux de mel amis vous verront.
| la suite au pyochosr numsro.)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-05

await peur, ellie atait hlsme, lie tren-
blait.
I'm secret est entire y ct moi,
ra"''ne' konPez &c silence, tes-mo'.
-1e voas ols' repondlt Pane dune
vo'x ha"te' vous dis moeur' que
soas aesez our = vo,Fe o"f ! yo're
'e o' y so's
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-05
DON HWRE SQLORZANO,
COLLECTOR 81 AGENT,
~ ssuEnuo1aaoo1s Lasls

&c .en cffel,vous egare; cen est fait de
vous ct de uoi +!
-Oui, mlheur d nous tons !! &C scra
Justice.
Par ptie... 6coutez.moi..
-Ou uus l'aimez OIL vous ie detestez.
Get homm ! 81 yous lsajmez haine Ct
mepris Isl vous le detestez, honte pour
lui. c'eslun lache !!
- Mierable
Et Ielieutenant Arthur de Vendenil
s'etait precipite hors du cabinet, la figure
pale, b regard etncelant de colere. Ct
la main convnIsivement collee au pom
meau dc son epee.
-Messieurs !!
Mais la pauyre femme etait epnisee
ct haetante; ellie sentait que ses genoux
fiechissaien, eous ellie, ct ellie FIT tombfe
sans movement, 81 ellie n'avait apprecie
la sravite d. danger : ellie etait a jamais
perdue 81, eaanouie AZ pied des de"x RI
wan < %irrites, ellie permettait que leurs
cris. entendnA do colonel, e%xpliqnassent
la varite. Ele luttait done avec le COR
rage dn desepoir eontre / prostration
q,i la frappais ellie ra1nassait ses forces
Ell Sc tenait d,bont en- separant de la
main les dcnx ennes gems, amis nagnere,
e. qui maintensnt SC menacaient du re.
gard.
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nous protitcrons d. notre v,site an gene
raj pour hi ~faire.part dun marriage q"i
te fsra mrn,bre tie 81 familIe, car il es,
l'allie dies paretts de Ia jrnne personne
que ie te dcshne. Ma chere amie, en-
plcytx done tout sotrc esprit, pracI,ez ct
faitrs rentre an hcrcaiI Ia hrebis fgaree.
lie coloEl souriait ct sortit.
--SeulL seuls enfn, cxclama Julien.
Oh !! we're lettre dc &C malin ma tue,
ct vos PAROLES dc tout a lheure...
Pas bias, plus bas...
lie colonel est Ioin, il ne peut en-
tendie...
-..D'antrcs oreilles...
.-Qa'est-ce a dire /?
Non, non, Sc hata d%'aionter Nine
de Mareuse. qui crngnait d'aveiller en-
Julien une %iaiousie' compromcttante...
--Voas inc defender mes v%isites, ,ous
me defender Palmer.
-Au nom du cicl ~taisez.vons
! -Vous youlez que je nc marie. que
je vise loia de vous... Eth /! lie puis-jes
--Vous voulez nous perdrc, vons ct
moi.
La yoix de Nine de Mareuse etait
sonrde ct mysterieuse son regard Sc por-
tai%tquel1nefois, par une force qu'elle ne
pouyait dompier. vers lie cabinet. Ellie
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VENTE DStCESSION
.nrce>>ion taouh GR,vEREAux.

Succession GaouI GR,vEREAUX.
ETAT De 4. OEISI
du CinquiemDisttl Judiciairc dams
ct pony la patsse tsompti"n.
En- yertu dun dsetdp Courd u~ cinquieme
district ,udic:a,re ID Etae la Louisiana, dams
ct pour Ia Paroiss A#tpt'on, rendu dams
l%'afaire de Ia Succsion Louis Graveraux.
sous la date du Is put r..
Ii sera oaert eu~veatnblique par lie sous.
signe, %encanteur ddfnt lncle, dams ct pour
la paroisse Assomppn, yes lienx, lie samedl
Is septembre 1852, dlfures dn matin, les
prophecies ci-apres Gritfitnees dams Iad'te
Paroisse, appartenaE 4 spte succession sd
volr 4:
10. Une terre sitte Cite paroIsse, sur Ia
rive droite du Bayo lbrche, mesurant un
arpent ct demi de tat Hhoayou, sur quarante
arrents de profnnder, ae l'gnes ParaIleles,
bornce en- haut par ltef1e Louis farenton,
ct en- has par ceiIe dsuli Dupuis, ensemble
avec tontes les batiSs elclloratlons qul sly
t%rouvent.
20. Une negressenoff Jenny on Cathe-
rjne. apee den !jrotreninq aus, ct ses trOls
e%nfants: Celestine.nrlsse, agGe de sept
ans, E nile, mulatr.aga eng ans, ct Eva
rlSte, mnlatre. agdle tro1s.
80. Marie. muIfresse e de dIxans.
40. Josephine. nula1, agte de douze
ans.
30. Qnelqnes n~imarpti's aratoires, NEIL
bles de mtnage, patterlecuislne.
Terms ct tiilions !:
La terre etles escli payables en- trois
termes tgaux. .chcant d@fl'acun des moIs de
mars des apues 1853, 1st 1855. lie rnobi-
her pavable, cute soma u-dessous de vingt
p~iastres en- trrs proc!al33, ct tonte somIne
au-dessus de'ingt piaStrl mars 1854. Les
acguereurs turnlront ~les'Ilets aVec BONES
Ell suffisante cautions, Re ct les esclaves
demeurero.t sptcialemef pothequ6s iusqn'a
p~arfait paie,ent, ct toute,me qni ne serait
pas paytc echeance po 'ntcret a raIson
de hut percent par arh
ParoIsc A>somptin ID aout 1897
DESIR EBLANC,
u Encanteur.
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SUCCESSlSAlE.

Su.e>s!ou of l.oGRAvEREAuy.
STATE OF i.OUIAA \. Fifth Judi
cid District ton'tFnd for the Pa
riH Of Assumption
By'virtue of a decreethe fifth Judicial
District Court of the StalLuuisiana, in and
Tor tie Parish of ASSUME bearing date the
18th day of August II rendered in the
mait,r OF the Succession ouis Gravereaux.
VIII be offered at Public by the under
sig,ed Auctioneer, duly lciate, in and for
the Parish OF assumption the premises
IN tie Parish Of Assnnp about two miles
above Ma. oIeonvilIc. Oh sday the 18th day
of Septemlre 1862. at tetock III the NOR
mig, the following prorbeIonging to said
Succession, to wit:
10. A tract OF land sid in said Parish
On tie right bank Of the Bl.atuurche, mesu-
ing one arpent and Il Fronting to said
Bayou. by forty arptnts in between parallel
bound above by tIld OF Louis Pa
%renton, AMI teiow by iallal;ugtne Dnpnis,
together with a.Itlc bnildlnld improvements
thereon.
20. A negro woman M ldnny or Cathe-
rine, aged ;,bont thirty years, and her
three children; Celestine lnogirl, aged seven
years; Emile mniatto boyd FIVE years and
Evariste mnlatto boy, agede years.
80. Marie mulstto Grid ten years.
40. Josephine mnlatto giged twelve years.
30. Cattle. farming. .ils, house, bod
and kitchen furnitures.
TERMS AND iTioNs.
The lands and slaves pae in three equal
insta maturinr in month OF March
of each Of the years 1894, 1855. The
movable property payabll sums under
twenty dollars in March D, and the sun
above twenty dollars in MAJ s541 Purchase
to furnish notes with goodaa~v abie secl
rity. the landed propertrs1and y to renal
sneo.--rIeu until paid,i all sun
nrst po%nctnally paid at maturity tear intere,
at the rate Of eight per cent pennum.
Parish OF ASSUMPTION. tilsh Angus
1852 DESIRE LEB Nc,
- Anctiur.
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CIIANTlER


DE I'ANSE LA BOUCANE
rNDEMI MILE AUl EssCS DE DONALDSON.
Faanl %tonrHdnt, Il trois c0uleurs.
On trouvera CONSIGNMENT dans &C
Chantier une srande qnantite dc bois
de irene ct de %cotonnier. I%atterage est
tres %convcnable. meme pour les bateaux,
de premiere classe ct des poteanx SO.
!idcs y sont plantes.
lie soussigne csperc que les efforts
quill fera pour sa,issaire les capitaines
ct lc. proprittai,cs dc hateaux a vapenr,
lui vaudront le patronage quiz solli-
cite. ant
Les checkers %troureront aussi des pc.
teaux .so'ides un peu plus hapt que le
Chnntier. ~
III LEON ]. FREMAUX.
AZ Attorneys and Counseilors at law.
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.

D..a!ssE DE ~L'A.sOMPTIoN. - Conr dn
5me District jndicialrc.
Attendu que Joseph Gervais Robichaud a pre-
sente une petition a la Cour, a l'effet d'obte-
mir des Iettres d administrator a la succession
de son epouse Anne p~rejean dtccdee %intestat.
Avis est par lie present dome a toas ceux que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a dGduire sous dix
jours, les raisons pour Iesquelles il ne serait
pas fat droit a la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Conr.
assumption lie I 4odt 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
10 Gretier.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANE.-Cour

ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANE-Cour
din Cinquieme District Judiciaire.-
Pan isse Assumption.
Attendu que Jean-Baptiste Ternota presente
une petition a Ia Cour a l'cffet d'obtenir des
lettres administration a la succession de teu
Joseph Lebrun, DECIDE intestat
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a deduire, sous dix
iours, les raisons pour Iesquelles il ne seralt pas
fait droit a iladite petit II.
Par ordre de Ia Comr.
assumption, cells aodt 1852
Desire Leblanc.
- Gretfier.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF AssoMPT1oN.-5th JuclClal
District Court.
Whereas Joseph Gervais Robichaud has Pc
titioned the Court for letters of administration
on the estate of his wife anne Prcjean deceased
i~ntestate. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
NAV concern, to show cause within ten days,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
Assumption august the It'll 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
10 Clerk.
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THE STATE or Fifth

THE STATE or LOUISE \N\.FiGh
Judicial District Court in and br The
Parish of Assumption.
In the matter Of the Succession ofAhx-
WA, ailIr,ne Arcenaux, deceased yif- OF
Jean Bapti-te IItbert. ~. l..
Whereas Jean Baptiste Hebert has his day
filled a tabIeau in Court, of his administration, as
IA administrator Of the aforesaid successin, toge-
ther with a petition prying for the homolgation.,
ADVICE Is hereby given to all whonit my
concern to show cause if my they have W; mn
ten days after the publication hereof, u, y SAD
tableau should not be approved and %'lo'nolo'
gated.
~ By order of4br Court.
ASSUMPTION this 2olh
August 1852
Iesirf leblanc,
- Clerk.
fA&#
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.

-
No. II, MississiJppi street,
DoNALDsoNvILLE.
John Bulls Sands and Townsend's Sarsa-
pa, lila, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liverwort; and tar and canchala-
qua, for consumption, balsalm of wild cherry
for Diseases of the lungs, Compound syrup
of Naptha, for asthma and Gods.
Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi-
sic, etc, India cholagogue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical febriGuge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready releif Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and govt.
Wner's Canadian vermifuge, LongIoy's
great western panacea, for liver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains of all kinds.
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and IONS
linimeht for horses, Sherman's OIosaonian,
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds Of sores, Jew David's or He
brew's Plasters.
ILLs:
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Motfat's do do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder for destruction Of roa-
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
Castor oil, Epsnm salt, sulfats
de %qninine, de Powers ct Weigh,man ct Dc
Robiquet.
poudres de seidlitz.
DonaldsonviIle, Is JUN 1862. GIL
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth judi
clal District Court OF the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of As
sumption.
In the matter of the Succession of lIenriette
Blanchard deceased widow of Joseph Cupde-
viclle.
Whereas Achille Dugas, administrator of said
succession has this day filled with lhe Clerk OF
SAID Court Il provisional account of his admi-
n'stratIon, together with Il petition praying for
its h~omoiogation.
Therefore notice is hereby given to ali per
sons interested to show cause if any they have,
in ten days after the first publication hereof,
why said account should not be approved and
homologated, and the tuups distributed III &C.
cordance Herewith.
& BY order Of said court this
Los 9th day of august 1852.
~ Desire Leblanc,
70 Cielk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. 5ih

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. 9Th
judicial district court. Parish Of As
sumption.
Whereas Jean Baptiste Ternot has petition
ed the Court for letters of administration on
the estate of the late Joseph Lebrun, deceased
l%ntestate.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within t n days, why the
PRAYER of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
Ry order oflhe Conrt.
Assumption. August 18th 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
y Clerk.
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PEnDU OU NOLE

Tn cheval craole, de tnoyenne
wa taille, age d'enviren SIX ans con-
WIN leur rnnoe, ttymp& des lettres
49, &C. .heyal a asparu dams la mutt
Une rleompenSe Iibfrale sera accordfe a
.o,n; nm; r.manera CO clieval a Joachim Bourg'
~ m,itre. de,neurant sur Ia rive gauche d"
p.r,n n,us bas que Napoleonville, ct une plus
i;h3r,le ! celui qai pourra trouver ct convaincre
le volenr.
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L'ErAT DE la LOUISIANA Cour du

L'ErAT DE la LOUISIANA Cour du
Cinqnieme district jodiclaire dams ct
pour la ParoisSe Assumption.
Attendu que AchiI|e Dugas, administrator
de la succession de Henriette Blanchard, venve
dtctdee de Joseph Capdevielle, a depose en-
co"r un cornpte provisoire de son administra-
ton, ainsi q%u'une petition en- demandant Tho.
mologation.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous seux que
celia peut concerner d'avoir a dcdnire dams les
dix jours apres la publication de Get avis, lles
raisons pour lesquelles ledit compte No serait
PAS approuve ct homologue ct les fonds repartis
conformGment audit compile.
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a. DETENU dams la Ge6le de
f1H cctte paroisse TN negre marion.
t. tent rongeatrc. pui dit Sc nom
~, MGR CHARLES on CHAR,
ssasztsaas .EI, et appartenir NJ. John
son. de la Nl!e.Orle'ns. Ce Negro porte
des r,aranrs de touct sur les reins :; il
parIe M pcn franeai>. taillc 5 pds. 1 I'D
pouces. age de % a % ans ; il ma pas
d'autres marques ~parlicniiercs.
lie proprietaire est requis de lie %rctirer
conformemcnt i Ia loi.
81 A. +. Hickman, sheriff.
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JULES MAUPAS5
EbGaalSKe.

Fait les rrparation> dc M""h'rs ct
Billiards. Vc,ni-sagr. Nc. G'rnitnrcs de
Sopha>, Fanleuil,, Chaisc- CT tout ce qtti
<OnCernc son etai.
Resistance pres III. Jnco5 II. Amo"di"gn,
.Htc0nici"u.
NtfnlEDNNHI.". T.
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PLANTERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS.

II Dttenu dans !" g"oIe de crtt" pa.
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par Nj. J. Rousseau.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-05

l.fIT,T DE. LA LotII,NH. c"nr Din Jem'
District Jndiriairr, dan, ct ponr Ia pa
ru,>>c Assumption.
Dams l';ln ire d. ia S~uccc~inA d'Alryau
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J,an Bnpii-tr HILBERT.
.A'tendu one Jean Baptis'e HILBERT. adrinis-
~Ir,teur de In srsdIte succession. IL depo4 en-
"our m compile de son administration. ainsi
q,'unc pItition en- drmanlant lhomologaton.
Avis ct par la present dome tons X que
celia pant cunrerncr Iavoir i drduire dnns les
dix ioarS aprtS la publication d. present avis,
les ~rai-ons lponr Ie+qnellr~ lcIit tableau ~neserait
pas apr uvG ct lion,ologue.
{, Par ordrc dc Ia Corr.
'"S Assumption, lie 10 Aoa'
~ 1852.
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70 Gf.tiier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-05
SMOKE BENn<pOD-YAR

WAGONS, ARTS, Timber wheels, dc
made to order, unreasonable prices and ac-
commodating tens by applying at No II,
i,onalsnnville. I'll
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30
An Ordinasce,

Supplemental 20 an Ordinance. regulating the Side.
Walks and Cutters in the City Of Lancaster.
Gee l. Re Il ordained by the City Council Of The
- Cify NJ lancaster. That fr IN and after the legal
publication hereof, it shall b. the duty Of tie owner.
or owners of ANY 10y, or parto OF lot fronting on any OF
the public streets, within The corporate limits Of said
City, when notified so 10 do by the authority afore-
s,id-tO cause thNir Side Walks 10 b. curbed with
ston' Of the usual dimensions. and paved with hard
paving brick or -ravn'. as he City Council shall de-
terminr: aud also. 10 have The public gutter in front
Of the sane. navel with good pebble stone.
SEc. .. That il il further made thu dafy of all
persons. tn, owner or owners OF any lot, or pant oi
a lot lrontins on any Of III public streets within said
Ci,y, TO keep :tcir Sidewalks in constant good re
lsir, uri-ra pantry Of no. less than One Dollar,
nor more than Five Doll rs. for every day the own
cr or 0 Snprs aforesaid, shall neglect, or refuse TO
comply with the provisions Of this section.
SEC. j. That If any person or persons. owner or
owners as aforesaid, shall n 'gleet or refuse 10 com
ply with the provisions OF this ordinance, il shall be
the duty o. the committee on streets and alleys, to
proceed forthwith and cause said Improvement, TO be
made at the expense Of said ~city-which money so
expended, together with tho legal interest and five
pc cent. additional, shall be a lien noon the LOT or
lots. in fir mt orwhich The Improvement i made; and
shall be collected by tho City Collector, under the
provisions Of the Act Of Incorporation, passed May
8, lS52. Passed December 81. 1852.
WILLIAM p CREED, Maror.
Attast--JoHN D REED, City Clerk.
Decent er 30, 1852. "a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30
FARM F0R SALE.

TINE undersigned, being DESTROYS to change his bu.
! siness OF life, now oilers for sale a valuable
FARM, situate in Bloom township, Fairfield county,
Ohio, one half mile North Of the town Of Rcyalton.E
Oh Said Farm contains over ~
1.-TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWo ssiil
ACRES; more than two-thirls OF the same under a
good state Of cult, alton. and the balance well timber
ed. There are two farm houses, and a large barn on
the same, and several springs Of never failing wafer,
and an orchard of the choicest selections Of grated
Said Farm can 90 divided so as to make two good
farms, and win be sold sePefpfe or togcth, r, to suit
purchasers.
sirous Of purchas ng,are feferredto A.. McVsigh, ESQ
Lanca ster, Ohio, or TO the undersigned, who will be
found on the premises during the next two weeks.
Sept. 10, 1859 JAMES A. HARRISON.