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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-02
F. W. DowNra. J II. Mason,
DO%NER Il MASON,

Archtfcts d1d Builders, s., Pala, lNirx. Tar,
WILL keep constantly on hand the best quality Of
w lumber ard ma;srisls for building ,apss want
ing good houses built In the latest s:!e hot the Early
Pointed will and il TO their advantage TO give then,
call at their chop, thu Of Ms.n And Capitol
Streets, at the residence Of j. W. Downer, 81.
Anthony street, q few do0rs west Of the American
House.
n. h. Joboing done the shortest notice. All or
ders left the American House Will receive prompt
attention.
81. Panl March H. 1853 ly
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FOR SALE,

vQiE large three story house and lot situated Main
y street, in the town Of saltwater, known the
'Stllwater House." formerly kept for hotel, with
stable and out buildings connected is for gale and
will be sold upon the reasonable terms; this large
and well finished house is situated upon the principal
business street in the town, the steamboat land
and well constructed for convenient hotel and at
urds rare chance for investment any peTso wish
ing engage III the business of keeping a hotel.
For further Information ard the of sale apply
NJ. L. AMES, Esq, at Saltwater.
Anril az 1853,
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IL. L. SAN DFORD,
nEALER In Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
IL Third st.. will keep on hand supply
of the following articles with supply OF Fancy goods
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
of every description ade expressly for this msrke
and for this season constantly hand cheap for read
pay, and sale without. He has complete assert
ment OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting part of Old Hyson, Young II, and Black
Teas, Laguira, Java and Rio Coffees n o.. Crushed
Loaf and Pulverzed Sugars, Spices, Pepper Cloves,
Nutnegs Cassia Rice Rasins sa,eraus, starch,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candies, OIL Fish, &c
HARDAN ARE.
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains; Halters, Id. Chains; axes and axe
helves scyies sckles and snathes soves spades and
hoes, wrous and nails, locks lacAea and bolts
tlery,
100000 Cigars Of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Nj sandords stock is large ana he viii! be receiving
New Goods constantly in order to keep his
complete He determined to sell his goods for ready
pay cheap hey be purchased elsewhere. Give
him call March 10, ls53@7-lyl
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TENHE undersigned would ask the attention OF persons
DESTROYS OF ornanenin2 their grounds TO the cat
aiogue ot MessIs JohB SigersOn & Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased ard shruhbery from them for several
years recommend their trees to be such rs renee
sented Their fruit trees grated OF the and
most improved varieties, AID adapted northern
tudes.
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EITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
TENllS desirable ground living in the most CENTRAL and
advantageous part OF the basin OF St. Paul, wher
inevitably be the puo. ial river business Of the
town, and aoldiug also choice and ighlul Lots
in the rear upon the bench far dwelling houses
vey ed Lots, snd offered for sale, with titles
disputed and idsf utabe, reasonably low prices, and
upon literal Of credit, for Of the purchase
money aud Lumber for building Lots SOLD in the ad-
dtion will be furnished at the rotary wmill, easy
terms CHARLES II. CAKES
agent for Propretors.
81 Paul July 81 1851. Is
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COMPREHENSIVE.

CO-PAK y FRS HIP.
LEX. REY & LAMBERT MAY, under the firm o
IA Rev & May, have entered into co-parnership fo
the purpose OF ransscting Wholesale and Retail Gro
Gerry and provision business Their place of business
the Old stand of Alex. Rey, Roberts Street, neal
Third.
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CHAS. DER BY,


1881 CHAS. DERBY, 1864
No. II, Leree, st. Louis. No,
Manufacturer Of that Old Star Brand Whisky.
11ETIR rms his sincere thanks 10 his numerous Gus,
toners for their liberal patronage pectully
socits continuation OF the same. am prepared 10
turn out Two Hundred Bbls per day. Of e best quality
ALSO FOR SALE:
100 bhls y Brandy, 60 bDs. Malaga Wine,
% GIN, 800 " Monongahela and
$50 old Rye Whiskcy, Bourbon Wh!skey
Also, fine assortment Of
Foreign Liquors ard Wines
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- rms REcoRDs.-Death has come upon
u ,,5ti rudest shock in the last four weeks
Dy-- ae food and in the field he has walked
t...alpaAntly. The number who have persisted
N t-e ist quarter is four hundred and thirty
Ares.
The New York papers make US the record
from april lst to May 18Th. Between those
dates, idings of disaster and death The record
IS lcasll. Here il is:
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NOTICE is hareby given that the partnership lately
~ existing between W. H. Jarvis and j. II. Day, IN
der the firm of Jarvis 81 Day, Druggists &C., dis
solved the 2lst day OF March, 1858, by mutual
w H. Jarvis is suthorized settle all debts
due to and by the late ftn.
w. II. JARVIS.
J, IL. DAY.
March 81, 1853. (5l--tf
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Rotels aua Noarntmg 7Rouses,


ST. PAUL HOUSE.
vElS house, formerly kept by j. w. Base being Tia,
original hotel Of ST. Paul. at the of Third q
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit tho
roughly repaired and reodeed anc with the additions
now made to it, is of the most spacious and conve-
nient hotels in town. Having taken lease OF it, aud
fitted IL up throughout with furniture invite the
travelling public 10 call upon me- believing they And
this house equal to the best In all respects The CHARGE
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS
st. Paul, July 20, 1852. II
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET Ny Boarding House is on
4'1 Jackson Street, ct the lower end Of Sain, Paul To
find it, you keep straight from the steamboat landing
70 the sign of triangle at the north end Of the bridge
My house large and for prompt payment every week
intend to furnish good fare Al the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
81 Pau May 20, 1851. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
VGHE subscriber has provided for the odeiiou
OF boarders; both by the day and BY weed, with
OF without lodCingat very moderate prices Inquire
Tor the Galen9 House, At the first building on Roberto
street above Third, opposite Winnie Cooeys Clothing
tore. iul7-S-ly VIM TRiySSONE
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL SITS, sT. pAct, MINNESOTA
subscriber has taken The above house and etted
u up ieF the reception of boarders In style unsurs
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding by the day or week on reasonable terms
s. A. THOMPSON.
st Paul, April IA, '53.--y52
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w. s. SWIMMER.

( NCRNER OF Second and Chestnut ztree.s fover the
" Post Office, St Louis, Mo.
REFERENCEs
Iessrs r. & W. Campbell, lMe.srs HAYDEN d. Wilson
AdoIphus Meiertkco' HAIR Whit,emore
81, LcH.s, June ~.
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ST. Paul, May &c, lo53--y
REY a MAY,
HAVE Just received large assortment of fresh and
Il spiced Oysters which they offer for sale cheap
they be bought in ST. Louis Also splendid
of imported Cigars, of all brands Jasper
Flour in sacks of 50 and 100 pounds
They have always an assortment Of all articles in
their line. Em26l ST.
\ RARE CHANCE-FARM FOR SALE.
A SMALL FARM, 4 few miles from town, with ten
"A under good cultivation with good comfort
able log house with cellar Situated upon of those
beautiful Lakes The above property viii be sold at a
bargain the proprietor about leaving for the East.
For particulars, enquire of
St Paui, May 20, lS)3.-6t c. r. CONWAY.
10 Volunteers and Others engaged III
the WinnebagO War.
ESERSONS entitled 10 compensation for services,
n transportation aud subsistence in the suppression
Of Indian disturbances in Benton county, in 1850, may
obtain the by calling at office and signing the
necessary papers
RICE, HOLLINSHEAD & BECKER.
St Paul, MAY %, ls53.--3t
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
A FARM OF 217 ACRES with ten broken on
IA which crop was raised last summer. Has on it q
good Tamarack house. o &c, and stable 20 go There
is good Spring the house, and fine Of
running through the farm 1t is situated the beau
tiiul and picturesque lake, Johanna miles from st.
Paul and l2 miles from st. Anthony Falls with good
roads leading each way. HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul, April IL, lS53.-6m52.
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REMOVED

= N1U ED
VXNIIE NEW YORK STORE has removed to the new
i building doors above the cid stand. The Ladies
AID Gents respectfully invited call and examine
our stock. We prepared 10 show them one OF
the prs,est stocks Of goods brought the market
gJRemeulber the NEW YORK STORE, where II IS
no trouble to show goods. A. L. CHAMbLlN.
ST. Paul, May 1888.
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65S.i SA MI. STTLLYVET.T 1852

Is.0.i ND. STILL " ELL lS5S.I
No. SO, Olrre ST., betageeH Second and Third.
Sr. LOUIS, No.
NJ ANUFACTURER Of pure Alcohol and pure
A'1 spirits OF any proof rec uFed.
Spirit Gas, Phosgers Gas, Chemical Oh and CAM
phene,
Warranted Of superior quality an for sale res
sonable terms. SIN as
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The GLOWING beautiful lines, written by Enos
oood.j-h, Esq, of Michigan, brother Of fellow
citizen, Judge Goodrich, published in the Pio-
q august z, 1851. Their appropriateness now,
has induced 10 re-pubish them
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The above rates are tor the whole term Of life. For
seven Years insurance. the SO 3 per cent
On The mutual rates oaehalf only is required cash.
the remaining malt in premium note.
California risks taken at extra prerlilm of per
cent W. g. DEAN, sec'y.
march 5l--4 so "
Agents wanted in al! the principle places inrAInne-
sofa. Good Recommendations required Address the
Secretary,
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MANkAIU CITY, MIN NESOTA, FOR
SALE.
EfA LOTS in the City of Mankato Blue Earth
IT - County, situated at the head Of Steam boat
navigation the great southern bend of the Minneso-
Ia, ST. Peters River, near the mouth Of the Blue
Earth.
Apply 10 the subscriber to James X. Lawrence,
ESQ., who is the Special Agent at Mankato City for the
sale of This property. HENRY McKENTY.
st. Paul, April lS13-6m52
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In addition tho above their assortment Of synne,
ounces currants, gooseberres, dahlias chryssnthc,
ums gersnlnms, cactus hgs, yaspbey and strawberry
very large sad prices as low nc al any exssblsh
nent OF the Kind. west.
Orders received and promptly attenped to by
29-6m GEO. w. HARRINGTON, agent.
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A MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY.-Capitai 500, 0001nco rporsted by the
Legislature of Ohio. Charter perpetual Office NO H.
East Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio
This Company Issues Policies at the following rates.
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ST, PACL FFPRY.

Il r
VNiE subscribers have now ready a new horse boat:
Il and all things in complete order for Crossing the
river at 81. Paul. Lower Landing, with all passengers
and teams. We shall be attendance The Ferry, al
the usual hours business, possible snail
the constant al enhance OF good Ferryma Tie
OF ieriage lower mere than any other ferry
from st. Louis to ST. Paul.
JAMES GOODHUE
ISAAC 4. G0ODItUE.
va22 Propriators.
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TAKE NOTICE.
FH$fAT the Notes ana Accounts of D. c. Tsy Tor
Il left with for adjustment and collection All
persons indebted to him By book account will
please call at the Office Of Wi!kin Ven Etten and
tie the |. VAN ETTEN.
ST. Paui, jan. 2Oth ls5S.-f45--tf
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N DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Silverc Landry.

En- vertu dun ordre de la Cour du Cinquia-
me District Judiciairc de pEtat de la Louisia-
ne dams ct pour la p%aroisse Assumption, sous
Ia date du 10 Janvier 1853, il sera offert en-
yente publique,, 10 Jeudi 24me jour de Fevrier
1883, d dix henres du matin, d la Naison de
Cour de cette paroisse, par A. +. Hickman,
Sheriff de cette paroisse, la propriete ci-apres
decrite, appaftenait d Ia succession de Silve-
re- Landry, SAVIOR:
I'm moroccan de terre slime dams cette parois-
Sc sur / arrive gauche dn Bayou Lafourche en-
arriere de la terre riverainel dHippolyte Car
mouche, mesurant, quiuze pieds de face snr
q~uarante arpents de profondeur, borne en- haut
bar la terre de N. G. pierson ct en- bias par
celle de Madame Marie Eugetie Landry,
epouse DIN dit NC. Pierson.
a a4i Termes ct Conditions
LIE sausdit mnorceau,'de terre sera vendu pa
yable .dans lie courant du mois de mars 1853,
facqnereur fonrnissant caution ct hypotheque
jnsql'a parfait Placement, ct interat d hut pour
cent par an en- cas- de non Placement a fe-
cheancc.
Paroisse Assumption, lie % Janvier 1853.
10 A, F. HICKMAN. sherif.
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belle-fiiIe e qa'on appelle u naschant
tour. Ellie await vonln le perdre, c'est-a-'
dire he rendre incapable de lever f.
front desormais, ~c'esf-a-dire le deshono-,
rer ct lie lttrir. Son plan await etc ausai
a~droitement que rapidemcnt concu. Jus.
qua present il await renssi a souhait, ct
Ie panvre Xavier n'etait pas au bout de
SEES peines....
lie commissaire de police le fit des-
cendre fescalier %tournnnt, tandis que
M. Moutet, henreux dams son malheur,
s'ap~plaudissait da ce qu'on nett point
yisite le troisieme etage de son etablis-
sement. VII 1900 afA'at' 2f@sfA1tf8s rs
Lorsque Xavier sortit de la mai.onI de
ieu, Ie mendiant etait assis STIR ga borne;
il attendait. Depuis Inc demi heure il
voyait les %joneurs sortir par escooades.
Xavier senl ne paraissait pas. !.
-J'espefe, monsieur, dit iIe jeune
homme en- mettant le pied dams Ia rue,
que vons ne me fsrez point, sans neces-
site, Taffront dune escorte 9e3fttas ~.
- Nous irons seuls, repondit lie CONF
missaire; ces deux messieurs nous NC
compagneront. aa9
Et il designate son secretafe Ct son
commits. m 4asls8 .sfHe .|9
e,,ir ~, nrnrbo,s suys<ya
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yous allex a.oir la bonts de me bonner
vos MONS ct vos adre sses, atm que M. le
~procureur du roi puisse vous fare appc'
Ter en- temps ct lieu.
- lie p%rocureur dn roi rtpeta Aa'
vier; pourquoi faire ?
= Silence fit encore l'asscmblte,
qui await SEES raisons pour Sc mon!rer
soumise.
NJ. Moutet, le maftre de retablisse-
ment insciiyit lc premier sol nom sur le
Garnet du magistrat, &c quill ne fit point
sans pousser un dapIorable soupir.
Puts ~vinrent i lenr tour les antres
%jouenrs. lis parapharent tous dc faux
MONS ct de fausses actresses, habitues
qu'ils etaient a dcs scenes pareilles, puts
ills se retirerent.
En- ce moment settlement, Xavier Sc
souyint de Carral, ct ss6tonna de he Ie
point voir Il SEES c6tes.
II SO sera sauve ! %pensa-t-il; tant
mieux
"A vous, monsieur, dit lie commits
saire en- %s.adressant d Xavier.
Xavier, determine par rexemple gs-
neral, consentit a donner son nom. C.e-
TAFT peut-atre III seule indication vearita-
bic que %contint Ia listc; anssi le commits
sairc, qui ttait un ~obscrvatenr, en- sus-
peeta sur.le.ehamp l'authenticite.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Auguste Chedota

succession oil AhSuste Cledotai.
By virtue of a decree of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court OF the State Of
Louisiana in and for the Parish Of Assump.
ton dated the It'll October 1852, will be sold
at public auction on Wednesday the 9th day
of February 1853 at ten O'clock A. M. On the
premises on Bayou rOurs, in said Parish by
Desire Leblanc Auctioneer for the Parish OF
Assumption, the following described property,
belonging to the succession Of Auguste Chedo-
tai, to wit:
A plantation situated in the Parish of As
sumption, on Bayou FOurs, composed of two
pieces of ground, the first measuring three
arpents front more or less, on the left side Of
said Bayou, by fourteen arpents deep more or
less, bounded Oh one side by lands of w.
X. Cock, and on other side by Jean Suarez
and tho second measuring seven superficial
arpents more or less, bounded by land Of Jean
Suarez and Augustin Landry.
Terms and Conditions.
One third on the month of each of the
years 1853, 1854 and 1855, purchaser to fur
nish good and solvent security with special
mortgage and interest ct eight per cent in
case of not-payment at maturity. !.
Of Assumption. this 3lst dec. 1852
Desire Leblanc,
Is A%uctioneer.
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- Xavier! grommela.t-il on ne sap
pelle pas Xavier l.. N~'avez-vous point
d'antre nom que Xavier, monsieur
&c disant, il ieta I'm regard vers lie
naitre de establishment, %Icqnel. par
mechancete on par habitude, cligDa de
l'nii.
- Monsieur, repondit seehement le
jeune homme, j'ignore ce 1oi peut result
ter pour moi de tout .ceci. .Je me siis
prate a o exigences, parce que votre
echarpe m'indiqnait assez l'enploi que
vous .xercez; mails cette eeharpe ne
peut yous bonner droit d'insolence l.. Je
vons ri contente; v~euiIlez me livrcr pas
sage, sill vous plaft
- Trailer ainsi NJ. lie commissaire de
police ! mrmura nj. Moutct avec com~
ponction.
- Vols parlez bien haut, jeune hom-
me, dit ce dernier. Vous avez tort...
grand tort T.. Je vous trouve lei dams
une maison infame, dams un tripot clam
destin...
CONNIE il deprecie mon stablisse-
ment . pensa M. Moutet.
Je YOU tronve scul aupres de Ia
continua le comnnissaire le senl
qui soft sur la table est i vons, de
votre propre aycu -. lie cas- est mau.
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EDNgDHTD DRCUET,


Prevent lie public quill s'est etabli a'Napo-
leonville depuis quelque temps ct s%ollicite lie
patronage des habitans de cette p~aroisse.
Une tongue experience dams Pexercice de
cette profession, lui dome Passurance que
toutes les p%ersonnes qui phonoreront De leur
confance seront satisfaites de son travail.
Pour la PREPARATION DIES pendules, il SO trans
portera d domicile, lorsque ce sera 10 desir de
SEES clients. IL
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Terms mud Conditions :
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de .Anne PrtJean, spouse
dectdee de Joseph Robichand.
Eu vertu dun dtcret de la Conr du Cinquia-
me District Judiciaire de lEtat de la Louisiana
dams ct pour Ia paroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date da 81 decenbre 1852 II sera otfert en-
yente %pubIique sur les lieux. a paingconrtvilIe
Samedi 10 q Fevrier 1853, a dix heures du ma.
Tin. par Desire Leblanc, encanteur pour la pa.
roisse Assumption, les rroprietss ci-apres de-
critics, appartenant d la succession de Anne
preJeun, epouse decldee de Joseph Robichaud,
SAVIOR:
10. Tn terrain sitpt dams Paintcourt lie. en-
cette ~paroisse, rnesurant ~soiXante pieds dc face
Il Ia manche qui conduit au Brittle st Vincent,
sur centqnatre-. ingt doaze pieds de profondeur
horne dun cote par veuv, Thtodule slotiore ct
do lfautre cote par uiie rue don't 10 nom nest
pas connu, ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct
am6liorations qui sly troavent
20. Une negressc, nominee Julie, agte de 60
ans
Quelques effsets mobiliers, batterie de cuisine.
Conditions de la Vente as<f
lie terrain ct la ntgresse payables en- trois
termes egaux, un tiers en- mars 1853, un tiers
en- mars 1854 ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1855,
LIE mobilier tout lot au dessous de dix pinstres
en0mars 1853 ct tout lot au dessns de dix pias-
tres, moitis en- mars 1863 ct l'autre moitie en-
mars 1854, avec hypotheque speciale sur lie
terrain ct Pesclave, eli totte sotime qni ne sorait
pas payeae q echaance portera intsret a raison
Dc hut pour cent par an.
Paroisse Assumption. lie 81 ddcembre 1869.
tli DESIRE LEBLANC.
I6 t,4stu,sf sn E%ucanteur.
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vais, et tout mauyais cas- est Unable. Four
%echapper d de jnstes poursuites, vous me
donnez 0ul inom.,.
lie mien, monsieur.
G'est possible. i Ia rig,ieur... mais
Ten aoute, ct usant lies dfoits de ma
charge, je vois somn,e de me suivre au
parquet de Nj. lie %procureur du roi.
= Adiuge ! dit Nj. Moutet en- Sc fro'-
tant les mains. nfs
- QUAINT a vous, reprit lie magistrat
en- Sc tournant vers &c dernier, tenez-
vons pref d comparative au premier
jour. ..s
- La ~instice ct moi 0 u nous con
naissons, repondit M. Moutet.
Xavier await pail au nom dn procn-
reur du roi. Sa fievre etait passee; il
commencait a craindre vaguement les
suites de &C maiheureux incident; mais,
fort de sa conscience ct assez verse dams
l.etude do code pour SAVIOR que sa pre-.
sencc dams IN lieu suspect ne pouyait
constituer un DELFT, il etait loin de pre-
soiir le coup qui lie menacait.
Madame de Rumbrye rayait prevu,
ellie; Ie lecteur a trop bonne opinion du
sens do cette femme charmante pour
~penser qu'elle await pris tant de peine
pour jouer settlement i I'amant de sa
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession ds.4uguste Chrdotal.

En- vertu Dun decret de la Cour du Gin.
quieme District Judiciaire de FEtat de la
Louisiana dams ct pour la Paroisse Assumption
sous la date du 7 octobre 1852. II sera offert
en- vcnte publique, mercredi, le 8 fevrier 1853
i dix henres du matin sur les lieux, au Bayou
LOurs, Ell cette Paroisse, par Desire Leblanc
Encanteur pour cette P~aroisse, la propriete CT
apres decrite appartenant d la Succession
d'Auguste Chedotal, SAVIOR
Une habitation situee en- cette Paroisse all
Bayou L'Ours, composee de deux pieces de
terre, don't Pune mesure trois arpents de face,
plus GU moins, sur la rive gauche du dit
Bayou, sur une profondeur de q~uatoIze ar
penis plus on MONS, bornee dun cote aux
terres de w. K. Cock ct dc fautre cote i
celles de Jean Suarez, ct lautre piece mesu-
rant sept arpents de superticie plus on moins,
bornee par Jean Suarez ct Augustin Landry
ct tenant d la premiere ci-dessus decrite.
Conditions de la Ecnte.
Tn tiers dams ohacun 9es mois de mars
des annees 1853, 1854 ct 1856, l-acquereur
tournissant caution ct hypothague jusqu'a par
iait Placement, ct interot d hut pour cent en-
cas- de non Placement aux echeances.
de Presumption IL II dec. 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
I6 Encanteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-06
ECROUE

No TDans la pe6le de Presumption. un ne.
IA gre disant Sc CONNER ARTHUR. etiap.
~ partenir d Madame veuve Jos. Tucker,
de Lafourche Inferno.
II a cinq pieds neuf pouces ct deIni de
t~allleaet il est age de 80 a 40 ans - II a quel-
ques marques de fouet.-Une dent lui manque
sur le cote gauche de Ia machoire infirieure.
] portesfa vorisae ts moustache ct a sur lie cote
drolt du cou une legere cicatrice. - Beau
Negro. IS