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suf5er;nu. and sorrow told in strains so sweetly

suffering, and sorrow told in strains 90 sweetly
musical. And yet we doubt whether a single
line could be pointed out in which too close an
attention to melody has weakened the force Oh
the expression. Perhaps the criticism whichwe
find in Lord John Russel's preface, though az
We have not the book before us, we cannot say
whether il is his own or that of some body else,
and which says that if Moore had been born
and lived among IRISH peasants, he would have
written for Ireland, as Burns wrote tor scot
land. and that if Burns had spent his life IN
fashionable society, with the advantages OF
education and musical culture, he would have
written as Moore wrote, most nearly ascer-
tains the relative merits of the two. BE this as
il NAV, we think we may safely say, that each
is, in his own sphere, like the sun in the cen
tire of his system-alone and unapproachable.
The immortality of some of his early poems,
ia the most serious sin with which Moore has
ever been charged, and it is neither to be PAL
lated nor denied. Yet surely we may be al
lowed to place in the other scnle, his hliai ana
family affection, his noble disinterestedness,
the sterling independence OF his SPIRIT MS
burning patrsotism, his devotion TO his perse
cuted religion. and, above all, his deep and SIN
cere repentance. His descriptions OF what ne
saw in this country, gained him many enemies
here, and time, in a number OF Instances
scarcely seems TO have softened the bitterness
with which they were received. Yet there
were MANY excuses for him. We have known
persons to go from this part of the country no
further Than St. Louis, or even Louisville, and
return thoroughly Disguised with all they saw,
simply because they had not set out with the
wise reflection of Baille Nichol Jarvie, that
one could not always "cary the saul market
at his tall" Such persons were never design
eI 10 be travellers. they gee every thing with
aiaundiced eye. Nothing presents itself TO
them in its right colors. They look through
the spectscles of prejudice. So it was, no
doubt, with Moore. He had just been translat-
ed from the most brilliant society in the world
"a society in which he had been flattered and
caressed 10 a very uncommon degree-nto the
midst of plain, and, we suspect, not over-re-
fined people. His chagrin was not only par
donabe; it was inevitable and irresistible. In
after wears he greatly changed his opinion, and
with all our reverence for the past, we cannot
resist the inclination TO suspect that the society
which he so severely lampooned, has likewise
greatly changed for the better.
We look forward with great antIcipatlons Of
pleasure, TO the appearance of nother volume.
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AssAuLT-Three young men named George w.
Woody, John w. Woody and James Bowers, were
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday on the
charge ofassaulting Thomas r. Garrett. on Second
street, a day or two SINCE The testimony proved
that Garrett offered TO fight John w. Woody in or.
der to settle officially, but he being sick, de.
clined the invitation and George w. Woody tax
ing his brothers. place, walked iato Mr. G's aztec.
tons ike thousand of brick. George was bound
over in the sum of $500 to keep the peace and
there being no proof against John w. Woody and
Bowers of participating in the assault, they were
discharged
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EYE Il. Bakers premium Bltters-Hard
to beat-still they c0me.-Edgwood, HenrlcO
Co E. Baker ESD hereby certify tina, have
used your Bt.ers in my family, for 10 70 years,
and found them to be fret rate family medicine,
and have found them to effect everything that mas
been ssid of them. 1t is also my opion that per
sons in the constant use of them will never be al
tackled with the Agge and Fever.
Signed. OAKLAND HANES
Richmond, Va, l652.-E Baker, Esq, Dear Sir ::
This is to certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three or four years, and has
been entirely relieved from the use of two bottles
of f. Bakers Premium Bitters. My mother mas
also been subject to the nervous headache Tor seve-
raj years and found immediate relief from the use
of the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only per bottle. To be had AZ the drug
stores of
Purcell, Laid l. Co, A Bodeker, Adie & Gray, Ben
nett Beers, Gaynor Wood. and Z Plcot, Main
street; Blair, VIM Ladd, md Sesbrook Reeve,
Broad street, Richmond, Va. no0
H DaguerreoIypes Tor Christmas and
New Years Presents, in which manner can money
be spent better than by presenting friend with
faithful likeness of yourself.
sand while the wings OF fancy still are free,
And can view this mimic show Of thee,
Time has but half succeeded in his theft
Thyself removed the 20 yer TO soothe me eft.
very choice assortment of ine Csses, Frames,
God Lockets, Pins &c, selected expressly Tor TIE
Hoiydays NJ P. SlMOHS
de 81 ISL Main street Eagle Square.
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AN IMPUDENr BEGGAR.-David Kelly, while
partially intoxicated, entered the apartments of a
Mr.. Tyler, on Marshall street, few evenings since,
when the males were absent, demanded lodgings of
the frightened females or money to procure lodg.
ings. Money was given him in order to abste the
nuisance OF his presence; Sunday he was found
drunk was arrested, and yesterday committed to
jail in default of 800 security.
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also discharged

CoNTINURD.-The case of Henry Green, slave TO
Edward Neidt, charged with trespassing on the
premises of Mr. Thomas Barnes Sunday evening"
was continued until Wednesday owing to the ab-
sence of witnesses.
The continued case of Riberia Scott, slave to Ro-
bert Sloth, charged with stealing half keg of
Lard, OF the value of SIS, from II. w. Tyler, and
leaving it at the store of B. Massie, came up aud
was duly adjudcated by the Mayor, yesterday,
Scott being ordered 80 iashes; new evidence alter
ing the facts in the were promised by counsel
for the accused, and the decision in the was
rescinded and its further examination adjourned
over until Wednesday.
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49, Law and Notary Public Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention viii
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, lin or out Of
his otfice) Proof aud Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &C. Claims for cOec-
tiou entrusted to him. promptly attended to.
Office removed 10 No o. three dUOrs above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street. Richmond, Va
de 2-lY
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AssAULTING.-David Id Acaptain of the
schooner Saratoga, lying at, from Boston,
was on yesterday bound o. e sum of $500
for assaulting one of his sean named Edward
Owen, on Thursday last
Mary Smith, free negress, for assaulting anoth-
er tree negress named Mary Jane Weaver, yester-
day,ireceived 20 lashes and was committed in de-
fault of $50 security.
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MAToa's CouRr.-Ths Mayor, on yesterday, Ola I.
posed Of an unusually large number Of cases, boil.
Ing session of the court for upwards of four hon,
We have been compelled TO condense our rsnor,
greatly.
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RESISTING Officer Tyler arrested young ne
gro named Ben, slave to George Gillian, white
coHsorting with an unlawful assemblage of negroes
On Cary street Ben showed Eight and bi, him In
the hand severely-for which misdemeanor, on
yesterday he received Is Iashes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

NEUROLOGY The New York EXPRESS is
publishing list of the distinguished dead of
the year just gone by, after the fashion of the
GentlemaH's Magazine. Ii is unusually full.
Among the great names are those of Clay,
Webster, Sergeant, Greenough, Booth and
Segun, in this country, and in Europe, those
of Wellington, Marmoni, Schwartzenberg,
Moore, D'Orsay, Krudener. Blackwood, Ada
Byron, General Gourgaud Admiral Wormley,
General Excelmans, and Sir John Harvey.
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DISCHARGED james Mingo, free negro, was
yesterday examined on the charge OF receiving
goods, knowing them to be stolen. The goods con-
sisted of some Is pounds of candles and few plugs
of tobacco. Mingo proving that he had bought the
tobacco, and that Woody Murrick, free negro,
waiter at the Powhaen House, left the candles with
him for short time, for safe keeping, the warrant
against hin was quashed, and he was discharged.
Murrlck was then examined the charge of
stealing the candles from Mr. Darracott of the Pow.
hatan House, but Mr D. could not identify the can
dies as belonging to him. so they were taken charge
of by the police, and Murrick was discharged The
possession by Murrick of adamantine candles in
such numbers and at SO late period in the evening,
would see to justify the suspicion that they were
stolen. More light on the subject we expect here
after.
Taft Lawson, slave to SIR Seldom, was arrested in
connection with Murrick, on suspicion of stealing
some clothing missed by Mr. Mechan at the Hotel,
but there being no proof of the fact, Lawson was
also discharged.
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STEALING CLorHISG.--A b Id thief named Ma.
ria, slave to Thornton G. Lipscomb, entered the
house of mr. A. T. Burr, Msrshall street, Sunday
evening, while the family were at church, made up
bundle OF clothing worth IS and made of nth it
She was caught, bundle 10 hand, aud On yesterday
received 80 lashes
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~ Az regular monthly meeting of tbs Pio.
mond Typographical Society held al ODD FsIin,n. /,
Hall, on Saturday evening, the lst inst the fa1',
ing officers were unanimously chosen io- the s~
suing six months: 90
A NJ Bailey, President; Robert s Redf,ys Vi,
President; James II WalTord Cor gondiag Soc
taTy; John NJ Francisco, recording Se9rs,s-r.
Richard Gransand, Treasurer. y
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CoRREcTIoN-W We are requested By Col Io,,
M. Trevilisn, t, say, that The regro who -. -
fore the Mayor on Saturday, for an assaql. s,d
who stated that be belonged 70 hin, was guilt -.
faIsehoUd. He owns 20 such negro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

DRUsK.-Robert Burke fell a victim to Alcb,'.
power Sunday evening and was taken t. tbec,..
First appearance. discharged.
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STEALING A sHAwL.-Yesterday, Richard Jones,
a negro, for stealing shawl from Louisa Turner,
slave to Mrs. Rollins and attempting to cut her son,
Preston, with knife, received 80 lashes.
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"I. o. X. M.-The elective ofee-s 8
Pocahonias Tribe, No "a, !. U. Il. NJ, for rherrs-
sent quarter, are, John Appleyard, Sache-o; i
ry I Cook, Sr. Sag David Smith, Jr SAP. pr
Wheeler, Prophet T 5 BALDWIN, K OF W a
GARRISON, of K.
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STEALING TrnBER.-Hed Allen, slave N NJ
Flournoy, for stealing timber from Johu B. Brown
yesterday received 20 lsshes
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BousD cvER.-W. Macready was on yesterday
bound over In the sam of $50 for making an a..
sault upon a T. Mcdonald.
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ComnIrTED.-Af free negro named Elias Cs,,,s.
was yesterday committed for want Of re,,.,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

PUBLIC MEETING The citizens of Henrico
County requested to meet at IL M to day, at
the Court House, for the purpose of considering
the propresy of the Proposed scheme for the exteI'
sion of the limits of the city Of Richmond as to
include portions of Henrico County.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

EoPAss-Edmund Berkiey, slave to Haxsll and
Brother. on yesterday received 10 lashes for BEING
out after hours without pass
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CONTINUED Lewis Allen, q free negro, was ar
rested Sunday evening in default of q register
Case continued until Wednesday, in order that
Allen nigh, furnish proof that be had lost his %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

HAT ExcHANGE.-The gentleman who acciden-
tally exchanged hats in the barbeIs shop of the
American Hotel the Goth instant, receive his
own hat back by leaving word in the hair dressing
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PASS Our OF DATE.-Aibert Bird, slave TO E. L.
Royal OF Petersburg. was arrested Saturday even
ing in default Of a pass. Bird said he missed the
cars for Petersburg, aud thus gained the cage. Dis
charged with an admonition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Civn bushes. oo
cupied the attention Of this court yesterday.
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FussfsHED-Joe Dixon, free negro, arrested
In default oil PAPERS on yesterday producing ,sem
was discharged
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HEX PRIcRs-Turkeys, no; remarkable for their
size. selling in eur market yesterday mernipg
at e. so each.
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DAGTERKEOTYPEs.

Would you keep tnIse priceless treasures,
Memories Of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behoIdiDg
Forms and faces long since mOuldngf
MoULsoS can take, with brief endeayor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, hte-iike, haey finished portrait or
miniature OF relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or death, who would no, pTlze and &C.
sire to pOssessf clear, rich. toned, durable Ds-
guerreoype Is an object rarely seen. Bet mOCL
SONS Pictures Withstand the test al tune, aud are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
GA either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits is ocy
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted 10 please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited 70 cal
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and num5er-AOULSOso
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Man
street deS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

EREE PAPERS LOST.-Lost yesterday,
Il somewhere In the neighhorhood of the County
Court House. my Free Papers. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving them at this
office, or returning the same to me.
ANNA LGGINS,
ia4-3t+ A Free Woman of color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

RUNAwAY-On Saturday evening negro named
Peter Morgan, slave to Thomas Jefferson, of Lunen-
burg county, from which region be said he had
Just arrived with another negro named Washington
Frick, arrested at late hour near the Irede'
gar Works, in default Of any pass or protection
Yesterday be was committed as runaway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

VLOVER sEED.-340 bushels Glover Seed,
" 10 cases G Stick Licorice
100 bbls Halifax, N s, Gibbed Herrings, at Rock
etts, for sale by
ia 4-2tF I. s. MORTON d. co.
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NOTICE.-l have employed DR.. VIM J. Clark
IN to attend all the Negroes belonging TO the estate
of the late Sarah Branch, ana hereby give notice
that will pay no other physicians accounts.
w. L. WATKINS,
ia 4-3t* Admir- OF Sarah Branch, decd.
~ Wing please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

CHANGE OF PRoPRIEroRs.-Roger A. Pry-
OF announces in the Southside Democrat of
Saturday that he has transferred his interest 10
that paper to j. Richard Lewellen, formerly
Of Richmond, and A. d. Banks, of Peters
burg. We wish the new proprietors success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

SILVER TooTH-A cute young negro named
John logan, slave to George Mills, on Saturday
evening, met young white boy named Festus Far
mer, ar told him he had lost piece of silver from
Of tooth-that it bleeding, and that by put
ting piece of silver over the tooth, it would stop
said blee ding. Young Festps benevolenty handed
scheming John quarter, who placed 1t IN MS
mouth and soon after eff, forgetting to take 1t
Oh: and return tito Festus. He was pursued caught
and en- yesterday punished with Is lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

OsT BOND.-A bond of Mr.. Thomas Shep-
Ii pards. for negro hires has been lost by me, and
l hereby forwarn all persons from trading for the
same
ia4-lr RICHARD T. HUNDLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

The Old Borough Jail at Norfolk has been sold
81 sl70 to Mr. J. Barry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

49, The Southern Literary He
81 seRger. under the new (S3J errap-e.
ment, will be ready Tor delivery On Tuesdsy ney,
the 4ih OF January. i.4-lr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

DUNLOP, MONCUkE q co asE f5-
hS~GA attention of dealers to their auction sse
of Groceries, Bacon, &c, THIS MORNING,
at o O'Clock, without regard to weather ja4
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go AUCTION NUTICE.-At!-au7pI
sS>SA solicited 70 cur sale Of Bacon, sc This
III sruing, at 10 o'clock.
ja4 ALEX MOTT g. CO.. Auets
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~ Pratt,s Daguerrean GALLERY, No !

~ Pratt's Daguerrean GALLERY, No 40
Main sireet.-Messrs. Editors: Please puodsn ING
following testimonials "A very superior likeness
Robert Thorp. "very Ike" Roger A. Pryor. hei-
Tor south. Side Democrat Likeness executed ~
perlatyely good, ~ W. Roberts. 81 give a' FFs.t
the preference To all the world 10 taking picsuFcs
4. P. Goodwin, Louisa county. M.. rra1 ae71'
bat tlial and success viii be inevitable" DAVID ).
Moody. "Mr PrstI's pictures are as good or oss;ti
THAI have yet SEEM w. J. hcDownsr'ahihg W
liam The dsguerreoypes in Nj. PraIl' eel'ee
zion equal any have seen in London. !n0. iho,
A. ,s c,'ae 40 II
~ Ho0aand,s e:erman Bitters, pEepAl
ed AID sold by DR.. Jackson, al tue Gernaa sse''Ve
Store l30 Arch street. Philadelphls. day iae'e "
in their well deserved celebrity, Tor the cure q S
diseases arising from dsrspsenent OF the A'e'
These Bisters have inieed, proved bessas ~
the afflicted who show their gratitude BY tao no''
Il Altering testimonials. This medicine has es'"S
pshed Tor itself name that competitors hoNe's'
WHY their schen Ca, or ieducsive their promises
esnaos reach 1t gained the paolie cent ies "
the immense benefits that have been derived ''0A
it, an vii ever Insiatain lis position.
ia l-3sgw
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NOTICE.-The concern of KENT. PAINE &
~ KENT having expired by limitation, the sub
scrbers have formed a new co-partnership, admit
ting Mr. ROBERT A. PAINE ~ a partner, and will
continue the business under the same style.
HORACE L. KENT
WIN. G. PAINE,
ia 4-ts JAS. s. KENT
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SENT ON.-Yesterday Charles Abrsms wss
brought before the Mayor the charge Of stesiing
four pair of shoes, the property Of Hubbard Gard
ner and one pair belonging TO Pleasant Jordan III
Ter, from one of the apartments Of Mr. rs house.
on the 4th of October last. Value OF the shoes
o. SO. The day officers were unable to md
Abrams until las, Saturday night, when officer Ty-
Ter and Trueheart arrested him, he expressing at the
same time his desire TO have thorough ih'es"sa.
ton of the charge. Mr. and Mrs Iiiler ootn deposeo
to the loss of the shoes one evening IN the oeglh
ing OF October. at time when no one Dur Abrams
had access to them. They did not see Abrams take
them, but missed them after he had left the mousse
No testimony for TIE defendant. The Mayor st Ii
Abrams on for examination before the grand jury
of the Hastings Court, meeting in February next
He was admitted to bail in the sum OF s20O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

- GRAND NEW YEARS PRE-.
go SENF-The following numbers were
drawn on New Years day az the store OF ) /.
MOUNTAIN d co. Tor the prizes:
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- DIX *. kIDDk IL IA YLOK has
@>2 removed his Office and residence 10 the
house at the corner OF eth and Main SIS opposite
Rogers Stone Yard nu5-2mdF
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specie " anIed--We VIII pay ,ue
49, highest premium Tor silver coir. Quar-.
tiers and small change preferred.
no9 c w PURCELL Il co.
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LSGR HIRE-A likely negro man, who can be
L. recommended as first rate servant for hotel
or store He is young, active and perfectly faithful
and trustworthy. Apply at the Counting Room Of
the Times Office. ia At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

MOUND. on Main street, yesterday morning. a
Z Brass KEY, which the owner can obtain by
applying at this Office and paying for this sdver
tiser1ent ia Alt
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NOTICE To TOBACCO MANUFAC-
y TURERS, &c.-Amongst our lot of NEGROES
to be sold TO-DAY, are some No factory hands
and several good farm hands. Sale at 10 O'Clock.
ia 4-lt+ N. B. & G. b. HILL, Aucts.
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FOR RENT-The Store House, No 1874
ss:;; Main street, between 9Th and 10Th streets
Procession given Immediately. For terms, apply
TO w sutton, on the premises, or to the subscr
Der on Broad street, near Brook Avenue,
ia 4-3tt VIM. N ROACH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-04

LNOR HIRE, a No. 1 Blacksmith. Ap-
IL ply to EDWARD d. EACHO,
is4 General Agent and Collector
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
EOEeE 0sg Commerce
PRES DE IA MAIScN DE COtk
(N>roLEoNvILlE.)

&c bel tlahlisSrmrnt icnu pnE Nj. PIcrr'
R1zAN, went d'Gtrc ourcrt an public qh'
no saurait trouvcr micuS sur &Hcun Po'h'
dc IEtat.
Chambrcs v~astcsct parfaitemcnt menhIecs
pour les families, chambres partlcuiler's
ties bicn %garnics, salon de compagn'e' aus
81 sp~acieux q~u'eItgant, sale Il manager, on
on Il t%oujours unc table. don't Iapondance
nest surpassec que parsla' de''catesse dcs
NETS. VOLTA, sans contrcd't, TOM ce q" u
faut pour attircr unc n"mbreUSc c''ei'e'e'
Que l'on a%joute il tons ees Agreements &c
'lcxistcnce, des servitctlrs tres ~attenths, q''
sont dirigts de manicrca ne lama's negIlger
nm sauI d. Ieurs devoirs. ct Ion comprcndra
facilcment quill est ntilc, pour h'en v'vr"' de
Irscnndrc !, rTT6icI du Commerce.
+. Deu1 grandcs ecurics ct nnc rcn''s' Tres
commode font partie dcs dependencies de
cot ctahllsscmcnt.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
NJ A AS1N
DE N. JOSEPH HEBER7,.

On trouvera t%oujours dams Get etablisse-
ment, si.ue vis-a.vis rEglise Paroissiale de
PAssomption, un assortment complct des
articles compris sous lie nom de MAReHAN.
DISCS scenes, GRocERIEs, VERRERrEs Po-
TERrE, L1ouEuRs FINES, QuINcAILLERIE,
CHAussuRE, en- IN mot tout ce qui compose
un magasin de la campagne bien approvi-
sionne.
M. Hebert vend i dos conditions assez
moderees pour p%ouvoir compiler sur une plus
waste extension de sa clientele. II Went de
renonveler tout son STOCK ct il invite. les
habitans qni demeurent dams ses paragesa
visiter son etablissenent 60