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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10
Philadelph1R.

RAILROAD ACCIDRNT-COAL BOAT SUNK AND TWO
LIVES LoST-RETURN AND TRIAL OF SIX OF THE
CREW OF THE SHIP MOsLEM
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 0, 1852.
The mail train Of the Pilot line off the track
Princeton last evening and did not arrive here till three
O'Clock this morning
coal boat from Bristol sunk at Pius street wharf
early this morning. and two men who asleep In the
cabin, were drowned
six Of the crew Of the ship Moslem, of New York
brought home from Cape Town in the sloop Of st.
Msrys-were committed for trial this morning, by Com
missioner ngraham on charge Of refusing to do their
duty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
CITY GnnnciI.

At regular meeting ot the City C"nnch ~ On"
burg at ihcir Chamber, Friday Evening, III sep
iem,er. 1872.
Pft--eni J"ho NJ. 0by, President; lttnn u. i'm
uaRs q. " Christian. =. Ddgnd. jose Hare " NJ
=. fa1iairrrD AMI Jtinn Cary. 'nenil'"r~
WIN. L. Brown. Master ct Police, md CaPlnh"i u'r
Night Watch. presented an acs"'in Ion the services "'
the kigit Watch 'r the m"nih ending ih1- hhy' "h'"
allpw 81 aud ordered to be p1id, ~ i"ii""s
Thomas Laf 'riy go ~ crnls Jos. Z. Roy -. "'n
II. Watson, SIS II cent-, W m 4 hl5" slh 3Veens'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
LATEST NEWS BY TIE NAILS,
New YORK. WING state Comven.io,

SYRACUSE, September 22d.-The Who
Safe Convention organized to-day at noon Lse
calling H l. Pruyn, Of Albany, to the CHAIR
A c.mmtlce appointed 10 report pcrm,.
nenr officers, who selected Henry w. TavLon
n. President. lie was conducted TO tn. CLs;.
l,y Mcs,rs Brooks aud Dickinson, and mad,. -,
address. strongly urging harmony aud conces.
son on all sides A committee of one from .a,L
dislrici WAS appoiatrd to draft Resolutions, after
which Washington Hunt WAS re. nominated f.,
Govrnorh 10y aeclama,ion--w hcrcupon a sal,,o
was Fl cd. Wm Kent was nominated Tor Lien.
tenant Governor on the Isl ballot. receiving 81
votes Ia 20 Tor Cook, and the Nomination va,
d, ciarcd unanimous This was followed bvloul
nrplau5c and a second salute Thomas KEN,
SHALL OF Monroe county. MAS dominated f.
Canal Commissioner hy ucelanaIi"u. l. Crosh,
Of Duichrss county, " as nominated for STAT.
Prison Inspector, receiving GS votes Snnco,
Draper and George Bahcock were appointed
Senatorial Electors y acclanialion. Tn.
President was authorized 10 appoint State
Central Committee Of | ersols, and the Con.
vcntion then adjourned I'LL I o'clock, i. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
GkkETIAEss.

Died NJ his residence in Bedford Co, Va, ON thc
nsnt e lidny' August 9th, Dir. JoHS T. W Ran.
IN the - I'll ycnr of his ngc
lie ioas oi DR. Read will be extensively and painful
~ teit' lie was man of vigorous and we'll cniIiyntcd
intellect good Judgment Kind and generous heart. md
lnYoiable integrity The duties growing out Of IN. y,.
'ios relations he sustained. were discharged with x
3mlHafy hd'hty Aar would it be easy to say wbrtbcr
ne was most distinguished by general bcuevolenre. b,
,',y s!plty WIN the distressed or by the strength
nnd StcadnesS of his Friendly attachments His cLr
'rhesS was uniform, and the vivacy and playlnlnes
OF YOUTH blended with the wisdom of age, m,le mia
Lo''y "s attractive as II was profitable. As pysiran
ne was eminent; aud though he retired several ,eor
"g" rom stated raccr. his skill was still exerod in
Incidence To the calls of humanity and of friendship =
@ MS iaSt VSit OF this sort he returned, only to lie
down ON the bed Of death. Some account mnv| nor
maps be expected of his religions exercises and nrs
poets. We shall NOT here attempt it, ia Justice rould
e pe done I" the subject without extending this notice
tod iehgth that would be unusual and imrroner SIC
nee To observe TINT, while sorrow we sorrow n,
with M hope. 'p' ' ~ not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
Wright Gandy y Cas- LirrrpoH Circu1ar
1OI.


Oar Grain market has parrakcn of more ami.
nation since Friday last, as far as the aten.
dance Is concerned. but in the actual business
doing not much change can be noticed. Wheat
has been offered at partial decline Of Ii per
10 lbs Without many huv,rs While on the
other hand, Flour Of good quality has been in
Increased r"qlest and Is The turn dearer, 2ls
being rrodily paid for Baltimore and PhiIadel-
phia bands. Indian Corn 10 arrive is more
s'lcahIr at late rates, hu for parcels on the spot
not much inquiry exists. Al to days market
there " as a fair attendance and the demand for
both local consumption and inland account
was better for Wheat at late prices. Flour al
s"Paltclpatedintheim Improvement, and for choice
brands there are now few sellers undcr2ls Cd
per biol Indian Corn ON the spot neg ected,
aud the advance demanded for carsoes TO ar
rlye checked business
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
JVhig Mass lIceting at PWSJHro.

PrrrsnrRG, Sept a. Great preparations
are making for the Whig Mass Convention,
which will he held here Tomorrow Fmus
are displayed from many houses in various
parts OF the city, and large numb, rs of dele,
gates arc arriving ON the Western Counties.
y despatch from Harrisburg discovering states
thai large delegation from PhiladelpLia
with splendid band, had been obliged 10 turn
buck. having failed to reach the railroad con.
nrciion ut Harrisburg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

TnE REINDEER CATAsrRopuE.-Mr.L e
Lockwood will probably recover. Capt. Ho,t
and his wife are getting better. John Hewlett.
nrst engineer OF the boat. is doing we'll Chas.
MeGregor OF Brooklyn, has gone home. and is
rapidly recovering. H. C. Flick has also left
Maiden, convalescent. The hull of the Rein.
deer Is still lying near the fiat or middle ground,
II half mile below Maiden in about so fee, wa.
ter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
Hca5M If CHaylcSton and !Sara0aah.

Hca'M IF Charleston and !Suroaaah.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2l>t--rhere were hr.
/, en- deaths IRON yellow fever yesterday. and
forty deaths forthe week, of HON only ucr
natives.
Dr. Dawson, City Register states on the au-
lhory OF physician of the highest standing
in s5a, annah, that the amount of sickness thero
WIS unprecedented, and one case ofLIack ,om.
il had occurred
CHARLESTON. Sept 22d.--There were s
deaths from yellow fever yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
ARRIV AS At DIBRELL'3 HOTEL,

q y Harper, APponnrtoN; Ro. c. Sleptoe, Saml. g..
CIoytpr, Ed, NJ. Cllylor. WIN. Dickinson, james Aus
tin Bedford; l.. II. Brown, A Ferguson. Vim. Evans.
Srml iInii nan, Liberty; j. J. Robson, New Orleans;
= y. BclnclI a. NJ. Wallace, Miss, Wallnce rcnnes-
ser; c. l.. Pctcolns and Lady Mis- f. Il. Pnshnm, Pc
tcrslpnrg; Benz Wilkes Cnmphell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

- HERMAN MOVEMENT "A meeting of the
,'efi'lahS Was held in Wheeling, Va, on mon
'"y' l1r prce"dings of which had reference
~ =" me 0'"r'nan revolutionary movements N
EUROPE and the appeals which have been
Nude 10 the German population Of this coun'
Try. DR.. liomburg of Indiana, and several
o'hers prominent in similar NOV cments else
where " ere present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
TIE ,SkapjuSki Case.

PnLADELPnIA Sept 22.-Thr death ar
rant was read to Blaisc S<npinsl<l THIS NOR
mig, Henry Aronrrze 81 New York, acting
as lni'rP eter lie was deeply affected and
protested his innocence, throwing the blame
upon his brother for being induced 10 take part
IN the murder hy Ruiho~>ki, no is still at
large.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

The Tszew.ll VA Alvocale, democratic
paper, expresses the most serlou. apprshen
sions thai ihcsucccss OF its parry .gro~in2 oni oil
the apnfhy and Indifference fnanile.t'd IN thai
part Of The State Il declares thai Cen Pierce
had every thing IN the start bun he is nov far
behind tie gulIam leader Of the Whg> All
ills add. strength 10 c'cry indIcol"n ii the
state # feeling in tho west, and confirms The
statement Of Judge Summers Of knna"ln'
which thu democrats generally affected 10
think destitute Of foundation. For the benefit
or the Republican We take pleasure III saying
TINT the "Dcmocralic Land Slides continue To
increase ith more devastation IN Kama" ha.
Ten mare Of your vigilance committee men for
that County lave signed off and at the last
dates The democracy had il in contemplation 10
appoint committee 10 hold the balance 10
their position as n all probability the dry OF
election will Gnd Them all under the banner of
"Chapultepcc.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
UrJJdrtU0e Of BjHU B0w1rOy

W ASMlNGroN, Sept. 22-BilIy Bovlegs
Tell Tor New York to-day, whcrche wiIlrrceve
presents and depari thence for Florida On his
arrival home. the Indians will move off To their
homes west ofiho Mi>sisspri-Bly makes fair
promises but if he proves false nothing must
ensue but war,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
FIR ut ST. L0uis.

OF LOUIS Sept, 2lst.--bas night Aexan-
d'r's extensive stable was DESTROYED with
large number OF hnggies and wagons. The
S'ah" contained $50 horses, bnt they were all
rescued. The loss was $4,000 and no insur-
anCc,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
Tie FiShcrY On, Stjon.

0UEnEc' Sept. 22d.-The Legislature has
adopted an address to the Queen, thanking her
'or 'he protection afforded the fisheries and
praying her 10 make 10 treaty without embra'
eng reciprocity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
Ayyiyal 0ffhr Gin nfEI0se01r.

PnnApELrnlA, Sept 22.-The City of
Glasgow arrived this morning with "a pass.
cngers and full freight. She lett Liverpool
on the Srh, and made The passag, III less than
II days
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
H0rcmcRfs 1T Gen. ScOtt.

COLUMBUS, Sept 22.-Gen. Scott arrived
hrrethis morning, aud will remain here sever.
al days
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
MARINE FNTELaIGENrE
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED. SEPT. %.
Brig Con, Taylor, Peul Thomaston,
Schr Mary Wise, CT nkc.t Rocklnn.I.
SAILED.
Sehr Hanover Chichester, Mow York.
Schr Rainbow. Rich, Boston.
Sflr frovidrnce, Parker, Baltimore.
Sehr Sarah Elizabeth, English. philadclphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
Saline OfNc Euy0o0

New York. Sept, 22l.-The ROYAL mail
siealner Enropn sailed al noon to-day Ter Liv.
erpo"l. Shrtakes out SO passeng, rs and S373,,
les in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

LYNCHBURG. SEPT. SrH, 1872
Mn MlTCHELI.-SIR: You ask me how | like my
Panp2 have been working it for three months and
the more use it, the better | like it The smallest
boy have get water in less time than used
take with the old fashioned cope and bucket be-
sides III" advantage tgiNrs me indry and dusty weather.
My well Is in the centre part of my lot, and is 53 feet
deep, and with the aid Of men, | can. in II very
lew minutes water my garden, yard nnd street in front
OF my house. and throw my house upon the
lot-and in case of IRE, have my hose convenient
TINT in one minute from the time roach the we'll can
hive the upon il, and en- eau work it for
hours without ccnsing. Situated as | am, above uur
Reservoir woidno be without this Pump for twenty
times lis cost, and would recommend all who are sul.
ted in like manner In myself 20 stmigh and buy one
OF your jumps. ours respectfully
sart }2--dlw JOHN .OYIER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

=, D'mocr0fic Mayoralty Co~rntion
NEW YORK. Sept, 22d.-Thc Democrats Of
inns city last night nominated Jacob a. Wcser'
V'i'' ship builder, as their candidate for May
or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27
faR PnEstpkkts
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
% Wv JKRsrr
raH VIC rHEstnENrs
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM,
Electors for The stale of,irginia.
ELFgTDnS At LARGE.
Holm NJ BDTTS.
MILAN u. PRESTON
rIEIIiiIlAI. rfckIT.

lst Dsrict--Juhn X kilby of Naasonond
81 Di4rirf-- Edapfd 4 Chambers, of Alrckienbnfg
81 Di.riat- 7 haun,- s Flnarnag. OF IlaliG,K.
ih Dari.t--H. II Marshtll. Of Charlotte
5th D<triri--Atex. Riv,.- oi Alhemntle
9th Drtfici--N m. &. Scott 81 Pm hatan.
ia Di.ir,ci--Ius. segnr. ct Elahoth Guy.
Fin Dizfric,--Rubt. Mnyo 81 Ne.faotclrd.
qth nf.itirt-Henf> ~ Thomas. at fniri',s.
I0fh Dizirir--AlrS. X. Bat"ler. 81 t.4Ter-us.
Itch D,-ifici--Ool !. u. baldwin. ii Augusta.
.2ih Di.irrr--Inim .;chol., al Mnstpc.
1l'h Diarirt-W Waite Preston, 81 II asinPton.
iib Disifir,- iol,n f,rtsnn. ir.. If Nond
18th Di.trirl--T N tialiy of OHIO.
Tine Editor has been absent lor several days
past. lie will be al his post io-motrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

That veteran Wing, Gov. MercalG', of Ken
'ncky' The compeer of tho Shelbys, Clays.
Johnsons. Harrison's. and hosts of the West
'rn patriots, who lead in council, and ON the
battle fields Of 1912, is in the field, advocating
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

the election Of Winfield Scott TO the Presden.
cy. Wherever he goes he kindles the old
Wing fires in Kentucky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

Col John Mason McCary, formerly Of II Il
flax, Va., died at Detroit. Mlchigan, on the Eth
inst. IN the 67lh yenr Of his age
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-27

Chtpl..r (Dsnyille,) and Howardsvllle Chapter
TIow ards, iIle.) be aud are hereby requested
to uni.e with u ~ the celebration.
Resolved. That each Lodge IN the Districts
be recommended 10 jpih the PROGRESSION IN "
body.
ReroveI, That the procession be- formed
strictly in accordance with Masonic i,sase.
Decentralization Of lst resolution OF the com
miltee. Brother l.emmon moved an amendment
to the resolution by substituting the word liali
for Fair, which noion as negatvcd; Question
then occurred ON original resolution. which
as adopted, md on motion The remainder o
report Of The tomnillcc adopted.
On motion, Bro. Mcdaniel resnl,ed that
MarsLals bc appointed to arrange aud control
the pnncession.
On motion of the Chairman, Resolved thai
The Lodges appear IN full Regaa and III"
Encampmcnt in full Rcgna, or otherw Use u
they desire
The Chair then appointed the folio" my
committee To I'll the banks in the first resoln
ION:
Isl Committee IN hrif0fions. any 3 10 art.
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INST IN the 67rl yeor Of his age.
Masonic Convention.
Al Goavcniion Of the Representatives of
Masonic Lodges Of Districts No. 10. II. II
aud q, called for the purpose Of determining
the most aPpropliate time, manner and place OF
commemorntiup the con'rnnial anniversary oI
the hria,ion 81 George Washington as n Free
and Accepted Mason. held in Masonic Hall.
Lynclburg, September Bid. A.D. 1852, A. l..
5Sj2
Bro. John Il. Mcdaniel called the Convcn-
ton 10 order. aud OH hes nntoG ID. d. q Nj.
John d. Davis was requested To net as Chair.
man Of The Convention. and Bros. u. l.. Dnd-
ley and G leo. e. Langborne Requested to act as
Secretaries.
Tue Chairman called the Convcnton TO or.
der, mud in bticl and appropriate terms madc
known The ohjcH al the Convention, and re-
questcd the dece ,'ce Of rhc various Lodges 10
report them-olvcs 10 ,he Secretaries.
The following delegates reported them
selves:
District No. 10, Dis. ID. GM Jno. Dudley
Davis.
b''J brown. Jr.
~ T'1 ~, '" ~ " ",'a' 'I'h'ol hodBo No''3'
! r El1s ''' Warren Lodge No. 30.
n,.,r;,, y, II ~, II = NJ Ilp Al
.h,.;.l
Jro p McD,oil
= I, D,ll.y
J. G. Hunt.
B. II. Lewis.
mo l.. SMITH
~ u. ""t'h""'
Jas. DonQhcn Marshall I.dy. No. 50
e; i: NJ @nrncu'
W. D. D. n .,
W., II MJ
Vim u uIcnn,h.
n. Gngeenhcimer.
John X. Mcdaniel, Proxy, Loloo
No. l.
G. II. Lennon. pruJe,c, Io,1,,o NJ,
G. w CI.,,,ot Nib. 70
", ',''s'' w. ~
- ~ ,'",, ~, ','''F'y ''oa &c. NO u
'o"h l. Monl''' Monroe Lodge, No. 10Y.
'lstrct No. H. us. ID. q N Rev. G. w.
Dame, rcsronded, bm owiug 10 pressing en-
oaoemen,s coeala ,o, s,r,,,,,,s a. -,
District No, %. Dis u g NJ rala
It. w. 'o''' a.
= a. r'nces' friendship Lodge, No. &c
'eo.C' lanShorne' Taylor &c. No. 81;
On motion of l're. McDamei u committee Of
Z was apnoiutcJ 10 cons; ler .,J ro,,or, T..
ness for the consideration ortIa co,,.a..,;..,
Tho cb,ir ,o; IA ,l.c,,'.. '"''''"'--
..I - "i'r'' ''' NV '''s"''9 10 compose
'1'u >'"''','.'p''
r. >; ~ ~ ellis ems q. W. Clement,
w D'',.'o' i. J.. Hardy,
Geo. G. Langhone
The committee retired to nreparc bps;,ess
and after consultation. rcpo,,a. 80 r,IIoa.
n','s" "s '"i'o"S
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J. II. DOLLAHAN.

CH7RURG7EN- DEN77S 2, vlcn-
dra, lie 20 de chaque mois, resider, pen
dapl une semaine, a NapoIeonyille, Ell
y fera, avec autant de dexterite que dc
promptitude, toutes les operations qul
sont du resort de sa profession.
lie DR. D. mettra .un soin PaItlcnlie'
a plomher gu auri6er les dents 'gatees'
CONNIE il peut garantir lie plein 'sncce:
de son travail, il ne reclamera pas dc
retribution avant que ses cliens Sc mon
trent sa~tisfaits de lui avoir accorde leu
c%onianCe.
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DO UN CERTAIN
Moroccan de Terre,

Designe d'apres la pateute des Etats-Unis,
c~ertiicat No 1878, ~lssue'au nom dc Joseph Mo
ralez ct Manuel Ruiz, CONNIE etant lie quart
sud est de la section fractionnelle Is, dans le
township II, a louest du deuve Mississippi de
la rangee Ia est, dams lie district des terres SUI
cites : etre venduaes a la Neuyelle, Orleans,
contenant 1853 56IlOO acres, d%esqUels il fault de-
duire trois arpens de face sur la profondeur qui
peut appartenir au dit quart de section, sud est
de la section 10. que feu Matthias Rodriguez
vendit a Joseph Moralez, .a y ..e-
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La Banque de l'Union de la Loulslane.-
No 329-ys. la succession de Auguste
sETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-couR
3"" pU CINoU1EME DISTRICT JUDIcIAIRE
DAMS EFT PoUR La PARoIssE ASSUMPTION.
I'm vertu dun writ de fl. IA. a moi adresse
.1par Honorable la Cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire de rEtat de la Louisiana,
dams ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption, en- date du
2 de ianvier 1852. ...s~z
J'ai saisi ct ~j'ofrirai en- vente pnblIque
d Ia residence de Nine Auguste Iete, ST.
tuee en- cette paroisse, sur la rive dro'te du
bayou Lafourche, d environ onze miles au-
dessous du village de N~apoleonville' lie sa-
medi s Mars proclaim 1852, entire onze
hcures du matin ct guatre heures de faptes
midi, les proprietes ci-apres decrites, savolr.
10 Tn moroccan de terre, situee en- cette
paroisse, sur la rive droi.e du Bayou de La
fourchc, mesurant quatre arpents de face
audit Bayou, sur quarante arpents de pro-
fondeur, bornee en- haut par lie terre de JAG
ques Henry [maintenant les terres de Ia
succession, ct en- bas par les terres de Ia
succession, Ensemble avec toutes les mai
SOnSs DdtlSSCSs iHOuiihS, HsuS"oahH, SS"i'o'
cabanes a negres, ct les constructions qul
Sc trouvent dessus, les outils aratoires qui y
appartiennent, on qui peuvent y appartenlr.
Aussi cent dix sept actions au fonds ca
pital de ladite Banque, ct les esclaves CT
apres NOMINEES, savoir !:
James 40 ans. ,.....a
Talon so ans,
Phillips, as ans,
Piedy. 40 ans,
Jenny, 40 ans,
VS." ct Ephram,35 ans.
Avec eur augmentation pendant la CONT
nuation, de l'hypotheque consentie a ladite
Banque. eau
Saisis pour satisfaire lie writ ci.dessus les
interets ct les frais, avec lie benefce de
destination. a3 .
Conditions Compliant. ~
Paroisse Assumption, le 81 %janvier 1852.
A. F. Hickman. Sheriff.
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E, RABASSE.
c. Dentiste de Paris.

C.. Dentiste de Paris.
Ayant compose I'm ODONTALGl
QUE qui guerit radicalement les maux
de dents ct arrate la carrie, a Phonneur
den faire part a ses cliens ct d'offrir ses
services aux %personncs qui peuven ten
avoir besoin. 50 1#
Ainsi m%aintenant: plus d'extraction,
plus de souffrances, ct preservation Ger
tame ct facilc.
05-II va continuer ses voyages CONNIE.
il les faisait a~uparayant. IA.
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CHANTIER

DE L'ANSE LA BOUCANE
uNDEMI MILE AUpEss Us DE DONALDSON
FaraA tournani, a hoiis souteurs.
On %trouvera CONSIGNMENT dams &c
Chantier une grande quantite de boi'
de irene et de cotonnier. L'atterage est
tres convertible, meme pour lee batraux,
de premiere classe ct des poteau1 So
DIES y sout plantes. @f>s
LIE soussigne espere que: les efforts
quill fera pour satissaire les captains
ct les proprietaires de bateaux a yapeur,
|ui yaadront lie patronage quill solt
cite.' s. i1 'P
Les checkers %trouveront anssi des 20
teaax so'ides IN 'peu pla' h'ot qoss
Chantier. ~,
Il) LEON ]. FREMAU&
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-29
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J. IL. DOLLAHAN.
SURGEON-DENTTST, Will visit Ma
poleonvilc on the Goth of every month.
when he will perform all operations in
the dental art with neatness and des-
patch.
DR.. D. will pay particular attention
to plugging decayed teeth, for which
operations he warrants perfect satisf,c.
ton, or positively 20 charge will be made.
Dir. d. will stay in NaPoleonville a
whole week each time. ss
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-29

A.. GINGRY, Went de ]recevoir un
assortment de CRANES iraiches des jar
dins celebres de Prince ct Go, de NY
Aussi Tn grand assortment de
CRANES du Kentucky
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-29
A LOUER.

-Esuperbe Establishment comm 0 lie
~! nom de UNION EXCHANGE, propriete
d'Isaac Hebert, situe pres de TEg1ise de
P%aincourtville. Cette maison offre par sa
situation autant advantages pour lie COM
merce de marchandises seches ct de groce-
ries qu'aucune autre maison de Paincourt.
La maison principale est neuve ct bien
peinte, Il y a jardin, our, ecurie. &c, DC.
Pour plus amples informations. s'adres.
ser sur les lieux, aux bureaux de poste.
~ sDOC7EURS
MENG EFT ASSE.INEAU.
DAMS pinteret de leurs cliens, les doc
teurs Meng ct Asselineau ont forme un acte
de societe, ct lis mettent des ce jour leurs
services communs a la disposition des has
bitans. e.
Tout le monde dot r%econnaitre l'ayan-
taee quill y a a la campagne d'avoir deux
medecins reunis, car on est sur alors den
avoir t~oujours I'm 4 son domicile. Bien
Solvent la visite dun seul malade n'occupe
t.elle pas in medecin une journee entieIel
Tous les abonnes recevront la visite de
Pun des deux medecins, au moins deux fois
par semaine, malades on non.
Pour Ia commodite des habitans des deux
rives du Bayou, une embarcation restera
mutt ct jour au service de la clientele.
La residence des docteurs Meng ct Asse-
lineau est sur t~habaation de NJ. J.. Dugas.
lis sollicitent la continuation de la favour
ct de la coniance avec lesquelles lis ont
etc accueillis ct. toute fatuite CONNIE toute
MODESTO a part, lis d%emandent: qua l'guure
on JUICE l'artisan. aa "a