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been there, it occurred to him
that if he did not change his po-
sition, Mrs. Jones might detect
from his breath that he had been
indulging. To prevent such a
catastrophe, he resolved to turn
over. He had about half ac-
complished his purpose-we are
now obliged to use the idiomatic
language of Mr.. Jones himself,
from whom we received this
chapter of his domestic trials
when Mrs. Jones riz right up in
the bed, and, in tone that
scraped the marrow all out of
my bones, said she, Jones, you
needn't turn ouer-you're drunk
clean through
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Hoes Cast Steel, Circular
and Long Saws.

TIME Subscribers manufacture from the
l. best Cast Steel, CIRCULAR SAWS.
from two inches to five feet in diameter.
These Saws ere carefully hardened and tenn
percd, and are ground and finished by ma
chinery designed expressly for the purpose,
and are therefore much superior in truth and
uniformity of surface to those ground in the
usual manner. They require less set, less
power TO drive them, and arc not so liable to
become heated, and produce Il saving in the
timber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel MILL
PITT and CROSS CUT SAWS and BILL
EFT WEBS, of superior quality, all Of which
they have for sale at their Ware Rooms, Nos.
% and 81, Gold street, or they may be OBJ
tained Of the principal Hardware Merchants
in the United States.
.. r. HOE, g. CO,
Printing Press, Machine and Saw makers,
30 and 81 Gold street.
The following extract is from n report
made by committee Of scientific and prac-
teal gentlemen, appointed by the American
!as;itutc:
Your committee are of unanimous opin-
ion that in the apparatus invented by Mr.. X.
NJ. Hoe, for grinding Saws, he has displayed
great ingenuity and tact in the adaptation of
machinery to the production of results in the
manufacture Of Saws, which may with pro-
priety be dcnominatcd the ne plus ultrG of
the art"
Publishers Of newspapers who will insert
this advertisement three times with thi4 note,
and forward us paper containing the same,
will be paid in printing materials, by purcha-
sing four times the amount of their bill, for
this advertisement
Now Yopk ~
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Slumber Lie Soft on thy Beautiful Eye
BY T. X. HERyEY.

Slumber lie soft on thy beautiful eve!
Spirits whose smiles are-like thine-of the
sky,
Play thee to sleep with their yisionless
strings,
Brighter than thou, but because they have
wings!
Fair as being of heavenly birth,
But loving and loved like a child Of the
earth!
Why is that tear art thou gone in thy
dream,
To the valley far of, and the moon-lighted
stream,
Where the signing Of flowers and the night
engales song
Fling sweets on the wave, as it wandcrs
along!
Hest be the dream that restores them TO thee.
But thou art the bird and the rose to me,
And now,as watch Ger thy slumbers, alone,
And hear thy soft breathing, and know thee
mine own,
And muse on the wishes that grow in that
vale,
And the fancies We shaped from the rivers
low tale,
blame not the fate which has taken the rest,
Since II left to my bosom the deares, and
best!
Slumber lie soft on thy beautiful eyel
Love be rainbow; to brighten the sky!
OH not for sunshine and hope, would part
with the shade time has flung over all---but
thy heart!
Suli art thou all which thou vert when a
ehiid,
Only more holy--and only less wild!
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Blaolrsunithing.

NHE subscribers have opened aSmiths'
IL Shop in the village Of Lancaster,
on the corner back of the Jail, formerly
occupied by Scott, Gree boy)and they pro-
mise to have work done in the best Of
style, as their smith is No. at all kinds
Of work III his line, having had two years
experience in Charleston. Prices viii be
moderate to suit the times. The subscri-
bes will be thankful for the public patron
age. JAMES SCOTT,
TIN ROGERS.
Feb. 10 6t @
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quaint and unusually silent one,
whispered:
i see that blind!
Il makeit good and raise it q
crow-bar,' fairly halloed the
Deacon, he was certain ofsuccess
and nervous with anticipation.
Two better than you,'
Five wheel-barrows better
than you
Ten than you
Twenty than you,'
How long the game would
have progressed in this manner
it is difficult to determine had
not the Deacon's barrows given
out. Still he was not to be
foiled, but was bound to play his
hand for all he was worth, and
again shouted:
Forty saw logs better'
Twenty barrows than you,
quietly responded Ben.
Fifty logs than you
"A hundred bars than you
But at this exciting stage of
the game the Deacon's logs had
almost failed, and he knew not
what to ante up for q sight
Despair for q moment rested on
his features, turning them as
dark as night. But q lucky
thought forced itself upon his
over-heated brain at the moment
and a smile, bright as the noon
day sun, lit up his face as he
shouted
Bars, barrows, logs, truck
wheels and all, l call you!'
What have you got?' queried
the sobcr-faced Ben.
-Four Kings!' replied the Dea-
con, triumphantly terowing his
hand, and holding up his head
with the air Of a conqucrcr.
They ciin't good
'Aint good! fairly screamed
the thunderstruck Deacon
What the - (and he almost
swore,) have you got?'
Got? only .four little one
spotsr
How the Deacon slept that
night it would be hard to deter
mine, ane ever since, when ques-
toned, he dare not deny the
truth of the story, but naturally
drops his head when he replies:
There may be some truth in it,
for my barrows and bars are all
gone!
Report says he did not slum-
Der well, however, on the night
in question, and during all the
dark hours his worthy spouse
was awakened by a voice like
thunder bursting upon her ears,
the words of which sounded
strangely like,
Ben! saw log blind, and a
wheel-barrow better?'
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THE COTroN CROP.

The following table, from the New Or
leans Price Current, gives most iifier-
csting statement of tie cotton exports Of
tho Union for the past thirty years. Tls
crop Of 1851, il will be seen, was worth
more than $4O;o0O,oOO over the. riiost
valuable crop ever raised before. ,y - !
Statement showing amount, value and
average price per ID. Of cotton expoftcd
from the United States from 1921 to
1851 inclusive. ~ sastsb
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Charlotte Mail.

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1t o'clock, y. M.
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, q SATURDAY,
1t Z o'cloch, Il. NJ.
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P 0 b FRY.
The City Rose to the wild Rose.

The wild bee brought your message,
Just at the peep of day,
Tapping, buzzing at my window,
Then gaily few away.
thank you, fair young sister,
But 'twould break my heart to roam
so many, many love me,
In my dusty city home.
You tell Of fresh green meadows,
Of upland, hill, and glade,
Ofthe many merry sisters,
And the still and pleasant shade;
OF fragrant flowers around you,
OF a laughing, noisy brook,
Tripping gaily at your feet all day,
Rejecting every look.
You say you'll have sweet music
With the early morning light,
That the nightcngales will cheer US
Through all the summer night;
That the merry bird and bee
Shall my bidding do each day,
And bring me all the city news
From frieuds so far away.
You say must be lonely,
That you trcmble for my health,
That the fresh and fragrant brcezes
Are worth the city's wealth;
But could yon see the fair young girl
That ministers to me,
You'd say how happy was my lot,
Cherish'd so tcnderly.
There are but few to love her,
And why' alas, she's poor!
And toiling, toiling all the day,
She lovcth me the more.
She smiles to SEQ my beauty,
She'll weep when am dead;
Wild sister, who will weep for you
When winter bows your head.
She opcs my window carly,
To give me air and sun,
Then sitteth sadly at my side
To toll till day is done;
And when she rests her weary hands,
And drops n tear on me,
My sweetest fragrance l impart,
And cheer her gratefully.
The children, poor and wrctched,
Smile rs they gaze on me,
Aud often stop in passing,
And praise me timidly;
SO cannot leave my noisy homo,
Though brighter arc your hours;
have the love of many hearts,
You've but the love Of flowers.
My gentle mistress secmeth i'll,
sometimes think she'll die;
Then send the robin and the thrush,
To bear me where she'll lie;
And come to me, sweet sister,
Where sombre willows wave,
And, side by side, we'll weep aud watI
Over her early grave.
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WOOD SHOP.

HVHE Subscriber has moved near the
- Presbyterian Church and viii do
all work IN his line on moderate terms,and
would be thankful for the public pstron-
age. TIN RODGERS.
Feb IL 81
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LEGISLATURES OF THE STATES.
Political complexion and time of meet
ing of the Legislatures at the seats oagov-.
eminent:
,SaicS 1fuj Of Lea ~. 81 r Mi
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+ln the States marked. with asterisk, tho
Legislatures meet biennially.
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Rank of the United States,
ACCORDING TO THEIR POPULATION, WITH 1nE
CAPITOL OF EACH STATE.
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Total popul'n a3,405,OOo.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-29
Succession of Joseph Comeau, deceased,

Succession of Joseph Comeau, deceased
By virtue Of and in obedience 10 an ordey
OF sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth Judicial Distric; Court eff the
State Of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated February
3rd 1852.
Will be offered at public auction, by A.
+. Hickman, sheriff of the parish Of Assump
ton on Thursday the 18th day of march
1852, at ten o'clock A.. NJ. on the premises
in this parish, back of Bayou Cornc, the
following described property, belonging to
the above succession, to wit
LIST A tract of land situated in the Parish
of Assumption, back of bayou Corne, mea.
surfing forty three superficial arpents, bound
ed on one side by land of Guillaume Mol
lere and on the other side by land of Fir.
min Landry; together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, I'd. a 10. of cot
ton in grain, a lot %ofcorn, the farming uten.
sils, household furniture and kitchen uten-
sis.
Terms and conditions.
The movable property payable, all sums
under ten dollars in march 1852, and all
sums above ten dollars, one half in march
1852, and the other half in march 1853.
The landed property payable in three
equal instalments, one third in march 1852,
one third in march 1853, and the remaining
third in march 1854; purchasers to give
notes with security, payable at the office o
The Clerk of the District Court of this pa
rish, at N~apoleonville, and all sums not pun
paid at maturity, to bear interest at
The rate of eight per cent per annum, the
and to remain specially mortgaged, until
paid
Assumption, February 4th 1852.
% 4. f. Hickman, Sheriff.
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Vente par lie sheriff.

La Banque des citoycns de la Louisiana,
N 9s5 - vs. Ia Succession de Auguste
Tete.
'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-CoUR pu
- CIsou1EME DISTRICT JuDIc1A1RE, DAMS ct
pouR LA PARoIssE ABSORPTION.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl Fa a moi adres.
Sc par Honorable la susdite Cour, dams lie
process ci-dessus intitule ct numerote, en-
date du 2 Janvier 1852. ~"
J'ai saisi, etj'offrirai en- vente publique, a la
residence de Nine Auguste Tate, sitnee en- cette
~paroisse, sur Ia rive droite du Bayou Lafourche, a
environ ONE miles au-dessous du village de Ma
poleonville, lie Samedi 8 Mars 1852, entire on
re heures du matin ct quatre heures de papres-
midi, les prophecies ci-apres decrites, SAVIOR
10 Une Habitation, situee dams la paroisse
Absorption, sur Ia rive droite du Bayou La
mesurant cling arpents ct demi de face
faudit Bayou, sur quatre vingts arpents de profon-
deur, bornee en- haut par les terres de Louis
Richard, [maintenant par les terres de Ia sue
ct en- bas par les teFres de Pierre Oil
vier Dugas, [maintenant les terres de de F. A.
Tete, ensemble avec toutes les ameliorations
ct dependencies qui y appartienDent. Aussi, les
outils aratoires, chevaux, bGufs, ct autres ami
maux, qui y appartiennent, gu qui peuvent y
appartenir. ct aussi trois cent trente deux ac-
au fonds caeital de Ia dite Banque, ct aussi
les e~selaves ci-apres NOMINEES, savoir
Herry, 60 ans, t@z So = e
Jacob, So ans, fz #-rsss
Abraham. S. ans,
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Henfe de Succession

Succession de feu Jean Bapti.te Pitre 6ls
En- vertu dun ordre de ventc a moi
adrcsse par Honorable la Cinquieme
Cour de District Jndiciaire de rEtat
de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia pa
rolsse Assumption, en- date du II f.
vrlcr 1852. II scra oFert en- vento pu-
b'ique par A. F. Hickman, sheriff d.: Ia
p~aroisse Assumption, lie Samedi 20 mar,
1852, a dix hcures du matln, sur les
Iieux, les prophecies ci apres decrite.,
aPpartenant a la susdite succession. ga
voir:
Une HABlTATION situee dams Ia
p~aroisse Assumption, sur Ia rive gauche
du bayou l.afourche, a environ six miles
au dessous du village de NapoleonvilIe,
mesurant un arpent de face au dit bayou
sur quatre vingt arpens de p~rofondeur,
entire ignes convergentea, bornee en-
haut par Ia terre de r. T.. Martin, ct
en- has par Ia terre de Joseph Monte fla
dlte terre sera vendue s~ujette i me ser
vitude en- faveur de Veuve Narcisse
Bouireau, pendant treize ans, sur I'm
dcmi arpent de face sur I'm arpent ct de-
mi de p%rofondeur. Ensemble avec toutes
les batisses ct ameliorations qui en- de-
pendent. Aussi deux chevaux, les outils
aratoires, les meubles de MENACE ct Ia
batterie de cuisine.
Termes ct conditions: LA terre "a
yable deux cents piastres en- mars 1852,
ct Ia balance en- trois termes 6gaux. an
tiers en- mars 1853, un tiers en- mars
1854, ct lc dernier tiers en- mars 1855
lie mobiIier payable pour toutes
'ommes de dix piastres ct au dessous de
dix piastres, en- mars 1852; ct pour tou.
tes sommes au dessus de dix piastres, In
moitie en- mars 1859, ct I'autre moiti6
en- mars 1853. Les ~acqutreurs devront
lournir des cautions bonnes ct solvables.
avec hypotheque spectacle sur la terre,
parfait Placement, ct toutes SOM.
mes qui ne seront pas ponctuellement
aux ~echeances, porteront ins6r6t
a rai'on de huit pour cent par n
Assumption, le ID F4vrier 1852.
81 .A.F. Hickman, Sherif.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Union Bank of L~ouisiana.-No 329.-vs. Au'
gus,e Tete's Estate.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. - FIFTH JpDl-
~ ,crAL DISTRICT Court, IN AND FOR THE Pa
RIsH OF ASSUMPTION.
By virtue of and in obedience to a writ o
f. ia. to me directed by the hon. the above
Court, in the above entitled and numbered suit
dated January I'd, 1852.
! have seized and will offer at public sale
at Mrs. Auguste Tate's residence, situated in
this parish, on the right bank of Bayou Lafour-
che, at about eleven miles below the village Of
Napoleouville, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
March 1862, between the hours Of eleven A. NJ.
and four p. NJ, the following described proper
ty, to wit: 49, ~
10 A Tract of Land situated in the parish Of
Assumption, on the right bank of Bayou Lafour-
che, measuring four arpents front on said Bayou,
by forty arpents in depth, bounded above by land
of Jacques Henry, (now by lands Of the estate,)
and below BY land Of the estate, together with
all the houses, buildings, gin, store houses,
stables, negro cabins and constructions thereon,
the implements Of husbandry, belonging or in
any way appartaining also, one hundred and
seventeen shares of the Capital Stock of said
Bank, and also the following named slaves, to
wit:
James, 40 years,
Talton, so years,
Philips as years, 81
Piedy 40 years, er.t +
Jenny 40, ura. rz.
and Ephram IS years.
With their increase during the continuance
Of the mortgage granted to said Bank.
Seized to pay and satisfy the above writ, in
terest and costs ...... , with the benefit Of
appraisement: .
Terms CASH. =saz
Parish Of Assumption, January slst 1852.
a. F. Hickman, Sheriff.
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Succession Sale,

succession of Sarah Tong, deceased wi
dow Of Jean Baptiste Tricin.
By virtue of and in obedience to an or
der Of sale to me directed by the hon.
the Fifth Judicial District Court O.
the State Of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish Of Assumption. dated February
llh 1852. Will be offered at public
a~ction, by A. F. Hickman, sheriff OF
the parish Of Assumption, on Thursday.
the eighteenth march 1859, at 2 O'Clock
P. M. on the premises, the following
described land. belonging to the above
succession, to wit A TRACT of land
situated in the Parish Of Assumption, on
the left hank Of Bayou I.afourche, at
about nine miles below the yiIlag.fo
Na~poIsonyille, bounded above by hand
ofTheodule Labichc, and below by land
Of BalthazarL Triche, measuring two
and a quarter arpents, fronting said ba-
you by f,rty arpents in depth. the lines
closing 80 as 10 have a width of only
about one and n half arpent on the rear
line, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon. $500
aa Terms and conditions.-One third
cash, one third in March 1853, and the
remaining third in March 1854, Purcha.
ers to give notes with good security to
The satisfaction Of the administrator of
nid succession, said notes to bear inte
rest atthe rate Of eight. per cent per
sunum, from maturity until paid, said
land to remain specially mertgaged until
paid. a~ett&zn4 IfaHf aEfH
Assumption FEBRUARY IA 1852.
Fn4 A +. Hickman, sheriff
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N DE SUCCESSION
Cour du Quatrieme District Judiciaire de
l'Eta. de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
paroisse Ascension. - Succession de

COuF 0n Qu1IrteMe DlStTtCe JuuICIdt[e Qe
I'Eta, de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
paroisse Ascension. - Succession de
feu Matthias Rodriguez.
En- vertu dun decret de Honorable Ia Cour
CT dessus intitulee, rendu dams la matiere de la
succession CT dessus, il sera offert en- vente pu-
blique lie Lundi 8 mars 1852, a dix heures du
matiI, sur les lieux, a quatr e miles environ de
Donaldsonville, dams Ia ~paroisse Assumption, par
A, F. Hickman, sheriff de la paroisse Assomp-
ton, les prophecies ~ci-apres decrites, apparte-
nant a la susdite succession, SAVIOR /:
10 Une Habitation etablie en- Sucrerie, situee
dams la ~paroisse Absorption, sur la rive droite
du Bayou Lafourche, a environ qustre miles de
Donaldsonville, -mesurant cinq arpens trois
quarts de face audit bayou, sur une profondeur
de q~uarante arpei.s, entire lignes convergentes,
bornee en- haut par la terre de Nine Honore
SImonau, ct en- bas par celle de Perico Alba
RADIO; ensemble ayec toutes les batisses ct ame-
Ilorations Iqui en- dependent.
20 I'm Moroccan de Terre situe dams la Pa
roisse Assumption, au Grand Bayou, section No
%, quarts o, T. No IL, R. No 13, mesurant
soixante dix acres, plus ou moins, borne vers lie
bayou Lafourche par une terre du DR.. Martin,
ct vers lie bois par la terre de Norbert Lauye.
30 Anderson age de % ans, 40 Charles age
de Is ans, 80 Louise agee de 90 ans, 60 Mary,
agee de is ans, ct son fls William Age de ii
mois, 10 Valsin age de 10 ans, go LaIsa agee
de 81 ans, ct SEES deux ~enfans, Celeste agee de
9 ans ct Florance agee de 8 ans. 90 Plusieurs
chevaux, %jnrnens, mnlets, deux paires de
bouts, etc. lone Les outils aratoires, charrettes
a cheyaux ct a beufs, charrues, pio"hes, pelles,
oieux, bardeaux, etc, ct les meubles de menage.
Termes ct conditions. e 7
Les terres ct les e~sclaves payable en- trois
termes egaux, un tiers en- mars 1853, un tiers
en- mars 1854, ct lie dernier tiers en-, mars 1856.
LIE prix total desdites prophecies devant etre
garanti par hypotheque speciale ct privilege
des vendeurs; les acquereurs devront fournir des
billets cautionnes so!idairement, payable a For
DIRE de Fernando Rodriguez, executor tesla.
mentaire de feu Matthias Rodriguez, payable au
bureau du recorder de la paroisse Ascension,
portant interet a raison de HUT pour cent par
an a partir des ~echeances, j~usqu'au parfait
paiement.-L LIE mobilier payable. toutes
sommes de dix piastres ct au lessons de dix
payable en- mars 1852, ct toutes
sommes au dessus de dix ~piastres, payable en-
mars 1853; les acquereurs devront fournir leurs
billets, payable au bureau du Recorder de Ia
Paroisse Ascension, payable a 1'ordre de Fer
aando Rodriguez, executeur testamentaire, avec
des cautions solidaires, portant hut pour cent
dinteret par an, jusqu'a u parfait Placement.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 81 ~janyier 1854
% A. r. Hickman, Sheriff,
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VENTES JUDIClAIRES
Tente de Succession.

Succession de Sarah Tong, veuve dc
Jean Baptiste Triche.
Tn yertu dun ordrc de vente, a moi
adressea, par Honorable La Cour du
c;nouieme District Judiciaire de rEtat
de IL Louisiana, dams ct pou1la Pa
roisse Assumption, en- date du III Fee
vrier 1852. ~
.era cFert en- ventc publique par A.
F Hickman sheriff de Ia Paroisse AS
.omption, lie Jcudi'lS mars 1852, a deux
heures P. NJ, sur les ~Iieux, la terre CT
apres decrite, appartenant a la susdite
Succession, SAVIOR:
ri Tn moroccan de terrt, situe dams In
Paroisse Assumption, sur Ia rive gauche
do Bayou Lafourche, a environ neuf mil
lee all dessous du village de Napoleon
Vile, borne en- haut par Ia tcrre de
Thtodule Labiche, ct en- has par la terrc
Ae Balthazard Triche, mesurant deux ar
Dents ct TN quart de face au dit Bayou,
mr ~quarante arpents de profondeur, les
ZONES Sc fermant de maniere a lais-
ser une largeur dim arpent ct demi, a
peu pres sur la Iigne de derriere. En-
semble avec les batisses ct ameIiorations
oui en- dependent.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS
Tn tiers compliant, IN tiers en mars
1853, ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1854,
~L'acauerenr devra fournir ses bilIets
cautionnes d Ia satisfaction de l'adminis-
,ateur dc ladite Succession, les dts
hillets dcvront porter interets a raison
de huit pour cent par an, a partir de
leur ~echeance jusqu'au parfait Placement.
Iaditc terre restera specialemcnt hypo.
,hsqnte jusqu'au parf,it Placement.
Assumption lie 1t Fevrier 1852.
q A. F. Hickman, sheriff