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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

GREAT FIRE IN MICHIGAN CIrY.-On Thursday
NIGHT sbtut 10 O'Clock frs broke cut In Nc n'e GtT,
in The hlort OF oudlcgs sou.h o. the Lske a-s
ard sill The buildings 90 the squste we're oes.oy.d
I, w Peek DIV goes house; Mchisst Cy Transcript,
and Nicpiesp Cty Ecos Post Office Pnttsrsoa Pae ~
~, "a ,poe et,yr. LoSis Csvsp 4 Co j@gelrs aeA
soncv a. aoods. @ marss watct oak r; tho' Latstss
bsLeyy F'ifbsrks' c,illoers. u. WHITE cty msrsss;
MiJsr Il Fotkiss Go".y, Ht'soo h.r .'s 70 .scr,
t,os,ber wsh e. oey AD@-' Ivy f'srlea TITS bssscs
.s,e 81 eeysd rhs o,sl 10 !, earnst-t az $50 o o,
psI,i, insureS Chicago Advertiser Sept II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

SICKNESS AND DEATu ON THE MrssyssfcPI
sTfAMERs,-Gbe Columbus, Which arrived from Ns~ 6r.
leans yesterday morning had five deaths board e
TIP up -Four deck hands died Of yellow I'D
buried a. different points along the river Another hand
bi led by piece iron flying from some portion IL
the machinery end striking him the head Nc sod.
rich first clerk taken from the boat 70 his rod
depce yest rday afflicted With the brsin fsvar
and has since died. There ~ers few % sckass1
on he Sc Louis but of yeo fsvsr. To slaves,
ore cook and the other ste Sard ths boat wsrs s
in the bospitsl a. New Orleans click Of yeo fever.
They are both saloabe boys, ssd tina property q
Captain Brown The ca Deo'er, Nr Reed who has O
fsmy In thu city eck the arrival OF tbs beat
but bad entirely recovered before night BE had at
tack Of the chs and fever something Of the htn1.
There three deaths reported the .rfo oae "a
infant shout one month Old which buried a. Paw
paw i'lard Jsmss Carter VAS buried at Riddles Pnst
He died from iuural received 10 6got with an ,thef
deck pa stneer AclMed onn named Alexander Wstnr
slso oec board Of eruption He buried ut les
Table ar II l. said well krovn 10 Atou, ~nrra he
has lived for come tine psst-&. Louis Republicans,
Sftf. l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25
American Genius.

List Of patents issued from the United States
Patent Office, for the week ending September 20,
ls53-each bearing that date:
Tbos j, Alexander, of Westervle, Ohio, for i'm
prOveo achine fer saving sticks for broom handles.
james Black, Of philadelphia, Pennsy lvania, for
improved planetary hydraulic steam engine:
Uriah a. Boyaen Of Boston, Mass, for improve
mont In turbines.
Uriah A Bs.yden Of Boston, Mass for impr3ve-
mint in hydraulic motors
Alfred + chatham, Of New York, N. T., for i'm
pioverneit ~ razor strops.
lsatc Fay, Of Combridgeport, Mass, for improve.
ment ~ RAILROAD car seat.
David Freed, Of Huntingdon, Penn for improve
m,rt In toilet furniture.
Suupel Hubert, Of Ogdensburr. NJ Y for i'm.
provement in plougbs. Patented in Canada, Sept.
Samuel jenkins, Of Portsmouth,, Penn, for i'm.
movement In seed planters.
Oliver : LeaStt Of Marcellus, n. Y, for improve
ment in emp brakes.
Oliver S. Leavitt Of Marcellus, n Y. for improve
ment in drawing frames for hemp and flax.
Warren Lyon, OF New York, N. u, for improve
ment in metal drills.
James X. Nichols, Of Haverhill, Mass, for i'm
provemeDt IN oil or fluid cans.
Henry Perrin and William Rudduct, Of Whining.
ton Ohio, for Improvement In seed planters.
philo Sylla and Augustus Adams, Of Elgn, Illinois,
fof imcv,mept IN grain and grass horyesters.
ArcjI sticnsey, Of Norwich, Vt, for Improvement
in blow pipes for engaging blasting cavities Ante
dated May 10. 1868.
Ancil sticbtey. Of Norwich, VT, FOR Improvement
IN compound blow pipe for enlsrgug blasting cagi-
ties. Ante date june IL 1863.
Ahel shawB, Of Cincinnati, Ohio for improvement
IN steam geDerators
O,cer Willis Of the county Of Mcdowell, North
Caroline for improved saw for water wheels.
George German Of Lamar, Miss, for improve nent
IN COTTON stalk cutters or pulyerizers.
Srrpr0 or AN FMnhNEMTST-Loss or LIFE
W. - fffb hFeulb Win dos1 the n1rch
o. I..ihfBt Il at 70 bouaey GftsTLcon sgsb.,t
ufbt rssr Scsptficolss fsve e. wbIen was j. W
uf rscs ~ kskvy rhibs fDpr pcrspas raUes unknaeo
-lo we're resy q; gtrs 20 che road 81 6a bos
r0sstg a iaonF svd ore t,fit isiurs5 ttst "a
pst bf rh.Fnt Yrosvns IT, tstsn IL sba To- ou- ir
"a s.r. rs. rct Ate 20 clio /rYr .otyg1l S4zt 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

No. Kitty, Don't bore n With reasons,
WIN ssgunsats, Ggures aad rspss,
To prove that girl ct an Seasons
May handle the musket or ropes
To prove No shs uld love her mere dearly
In ready ads gsutlemen's suits.
Then garments that grace her 40 clearly
Mach better than trowssrs and boo.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

AN HARVEST MOST SOLEMN, AND AFFE0uoSAT1 ADJ
DRESS TO ONE OF TIM sPIN6I0RS AND HIGH
PRIBsTEssEs or THE NAV FAITH.
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the doctrines upon the same subjects which are no
popularity received.
We ale indebted TO Michael Farrell Messenger in
the Court OF impeachment at Al ,any, for the for
wardiug Of the official reports Of the testimony taken
III the Of The People against John G. Mather."
We had at the same time the last report OF the
Commissioner Of the School Fund, which vas pre-
sen,e6 TO the Legislature oil Connecticut by that
functonary.
The legislative report IL a select committee aD-
pointed 10y the House q Representatives OF Ohio 70
consider he subject of capital punishment was pre-
serted 10 that body by Mr. Ward, d Warren. The
docun ert contains higbly interesting satisfies
upon this keenly debated political matter. The
ceath penalty question has evidently received a very
fu consideration at the hands OF the honorable mem
bers.
"The Finance Circular" issued by the New York
Comptroller last August, IN relation 10 the forms
Of keeping ard rendering accounts Ia the several DE-
psr'meD,s Il our municipal government, l. very
able official paper. IL hould be read by citizens ge-
nerally, a. well as by the pvblic scryiots
The first part Of the report OF ths Conm ,ioner Of
Patents, for the year 1862 has been sent 70 our Of
fee from Washington. IL treats eDtirey on srts,
manufactures and is for that reason M ~ Interesting
TO read now than what the generality Of sSite papers
ever are.
bcElbone's report Of the argument uscd by r. r.
FeDdall United States Attorney TOR the Distret of
Columbia, in the ,rde1er Case mas been cent T. ne
by the reporter. IL is very 3opous aud, we would
think reliable.
"Tbe Monitor of Fashion" by Scott, of Breads
is 0 new, cheap aud elegant periodical whic1 Wl bc
most interesting To far friends the ladies' of Ne1
York IN particular, and America in general IN Is
oyIsmented with numerous engiavinQs txecuted in
the rtst, lie Of art from designs by Count CleK and
Jules David. The plates represent the true c0l0rt
tnpes, ard shades a. = e latest -t5es ~ goods Ia
vogue sDot st The members Of orr upper tendon.
The Sepstmber number Of "G,deys bliys Book
he's het1, Fent m h. VI Long 4 BrtbPr, uf Arm
street., New YORK TIE estahsi 90 reputation Of this
elegant periodical Of literature an art IL fully s
taihed N contsiss very varied gmgu0s ~ { frmt
ton, which 10 conyeJ ed IN style Of such lalsaed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25

Ard I8pe On my neck ike the ivy
Trat clogs TO the a. orOul oak.
Ibete sip,ls on 10 the ground,
grant iPs excessively tTtts,
Bnt ! s-s could another b. found
befe toDcnirg az more spposifer
H.. a. d. -ita II. p-sncts, prs,sct;vs
From the IN 400 ifou blisrsrlDg suns,
N crog he Oar crse Do amplexivo
Thst iaass f. Auppott - IL ruas:
AHc he ~, = ths sou 81 sl over,
VIA hargs ~ our fste ~ the last,
Arka hen we' = -istrins IN c.oYsr,
% cleo ~ xevetttgv = cisss,
Fo Grd's sshs poS K,t,y DON'T argus
no.', cenv inst 10Y ressouDg'e aeht,
Bs.sUee hee are lacies = rare few
Who msrnei sttl snriek TO- tnsir right -
There IL ,oa . hioe, ieiy 90 IL Kitty,
Their buata ds do d 81 uuderetsod
In he rule of lady tn : witty
In mskDg hel y ize Iheir command.
So thos. sises w. ting soor and biopish
For want OF ma, soI,etntl X at tome.
They scarcely know civ bee ne shittish,
Win yesroitgs to struggle aud roam.
They bsve TpouGss re,hsss, sho srs shs1Iow,
N.i be- Gothic boI Elk can cOpstus
VINO -oulc rsih her their oesds reinaiaed fanow
ThAn sud- Saoscrit or Hsbrss.
BIZ, bsd ihsy hid spe gsIlsstfell,~s
Like ne, mo su4 harmed &C. bland,
We es's, should Esve h-a ,6sir :, 4 III bellows,
ItSU ~ailifss ana gtoa >, III the laea,
No fever, once mine. you'd BE- csrping,
Ees KITTY, Dor pisbiog 4isn tro ~as.-
No ionpsr on hntrses hs peg
Wooid you reoe ttro' the sondefing TO WINS,
Refni irr your rituul notruDs,
Odd e-fms o. anu tng nteuuoua
Wols psocurg them on. q, IN he rostrumG
o sooJtd on.strickea convent 0as.
Ysa I'll ssger The castJa st triokst
'Gsnst cns 1T your lv sf,et pour,
This II ot.e a, 30 you INT think it.
Yeua fins 81 your ryssa s,th The couh.
Their Kt,y don't ylayur WITH logic
mp.vs 'tst Oh ~ JOCK
WbeUerety 81 f. hfaneo nucopo
rfofts fatiy ycufs s1o.e On H. tact--
wbsb III . az thstto el.sr ytu vis<s
Am nsEt ,cn n cad LEN With "
Yuu b. wstf What bf ishn-5 cacs1~
TotLt.tle ''sb oh VI hoy"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17

acceptable ct de plus facile, par eAem-
pie, d'ava|er un quintal de plomb fondu
on de Sc crever les yenx W. lie conde.
Brief, ce diable de diablc, a Ia maniere
des chevaliers errans du temps jadis qni
remplissaient toutes les conditions de
certaines a%ventures a enx reserves par
lie destin, sortit v%ainqueur de tontes les
epreuves %stipuIees All contrat. Et lie pau
vre Pan Twardowski, en- vrai genti'-
homme e~sclave de sa parole, de son
verbum mobile, Sc livra galamment a
rennemi du genre humain- Sitot Pris,
sit6t pendu. Czernebog lie saisit au COL
let de son pourpoint, ct emporta cette
proie a travers les airs, CONNIE fat I'm
aigle qui tent dams ses series On a.
gneau.
Presse a la gorge par la grife du
diable, ct suffoque par Ia rapldite de
cette course a%erienue, Pan Twardowski
perdait la respiration. Sc sentant pres
il s'ecria dune voix etonffe-
CONNIE un moribond qui recommande
son anne a Dieu F: .Aue Maria purissi"sa !!
Ces mols sacres, joie du ciel ct terrenr
des enters, frapperent lie diabIe dun
coup de foudre. II lacha prise. tut pre-.
du haut en- has ct Pan Twardows-
XII resta suspendu dams I~'espace-.. OH il
est moore, par ma fol, conserve dams la
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17

/. nlendit cette espece de sourd sifiemcnt
que fait ua fer rouge trempt dams Pea"
troide. Settlement, ce n'etait pas lie
diable qui br1Iait l'eau benite. mais
l'eau benite qui brdlait lie diahIe, car
alnc forte odeur de roussi Sc ~repandit
dams toute sa ma;son. Dependant Ger
ntbog sortit da baptistere, echaude mais
driomphant.
Quand il Sc ptesenta devant Pan
Twardowski, ayant repris sa forme na-
%turelle, ct rant de ce ricanement sata-
aique don't tous les diabies experiment
4ur commencement apres queique tour
de leur metier, lie panvrc docteur fris>
soma a son tour. On dit quill crut SEN
4ir lie roussi de sa propre personne.
NJ Mais une troisieme epreuve lui restait
~aproposer an diabIe. Voyant qael ter
rible adversaire il await a vaincre, Pan
Twardowski Sc resolut . frapper un
coup decisif, d METRE en bataille sa
derniere reserve. a faire, comm on dit
an jeu, son Da-tout. II ordonna done au
diable de passer un mois enter en- COM
pagnie de PAM Twardowska, sa femme.
Lac diable la connaissait aussi bien que
"a femme de S~ocrate, car ellie etait de
cen danes Honesta qui font necessaire-
saept datmner leurs maris. ".Abrenuatio !!
secria-t-l san hesitcr 4 ce nom magi-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17

taisant face a la rive droite du Canal des Alta
kapas, conduisant au Lac Verret. avec la pro-
tondeur y appartenant ct qui peut sly t%rouver,
borne en- hant par les terres d'Auguste Bourg,
ct ell bas par les terres dAlice l.. Foley, en-
semble avec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tons qui sly trouvent.
90. I'm autre morceau de terre, etant lie
quart nord-ouest de la Section No 2, du Town
ship No IA, de la Rangee No 13, contenant
cent cinquante-neuf ct hut centie1nes d:acres
sltue aussi dams cette p~aroisse, ct touchant au
premier moroccan ci-dessus decrit.
Salsi pour satisfaire lie writ ci-dessus ct les
frais du process, avec lie benefce de lestima-
ton.
Conditions !: Compliant
Paroisse Assumption. lie 3 avril 1883.
A. +. HICKMAN,
% Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17

Qnelles p~ensecs rapporta~t-ellc de ce
pieux voyage Nous l'ignorons. To"-
jours est.il que bientot ellie disparu,, ct
tous les moyens employees pour la decon-
vrir demeurercnt SAM cffet. Dependant
des femmes traversant la foret, enten,i-
rent, il y a quelques %jours, n voix fai-
BILE ct pIaintiye qui repetait :" Ma me
re ! ma mere !" Files s'approcherent
ct decouvrirent, dams un rebuilt forme
avec des branches d'arbres 1t des feuilles
seches cette in fortunee dams lc plus al
freux denuement.
"Ses vatements pourris par l'hum'd'-
te. sen aIIaient en- lambeaux. Ellie etalt
sans force ct presque sans vie. Depnis
guaranteeing jours ct guaranteeing
NUTS ellie etait la, prenant pour toute
nourriture IN peu d'eau cue lui fournis-
salt I'm ruisseau voisin. Jamais de pain,
iamais la moindre nourriture. On com
prend a peine comment Persistence a pu
resister a cette epreuye. Heureusement
lie temps ma pas etc rigoureux. ii le
froid cit sew comrne aujourd'hni, que
serait deyenue la malheureuse ? On lui
a prologue les SONS les plus expresses,
ct bientot ON espere gu'clle ne Sc res
sentira plus des suites de &C genre de
vie,S Sra
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
FIN.
LOUIS VIARD0T.

UNE ANACHoRETE PAR FoLIE. - On
lit dams lie Courier de So6ne-e- Loire dn
10 favrier
Tn fait des plus oranges Went de
Sc passer dams une commune y%oisine, q
ouatre kilometres de Chalon. Une Glle
deia parvenue a IN certain age, mais
oui ne parait pas JOUR de la plenitnde
de SEES faculties, etait alice en- PILGRIMAGE
dams On lieu fameux par sa reputation.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17

que; ct, Iaissantl la Pan Twardowski, il
courut cacher sd homie ct sa deialte au
fin fond DIES enters. Qn'on disc apres
celia, qu'une mauvajse femme nest bon
ne a rien
Mon compagnon, RANT dams sa barbe
glacee, fit aiors entendre cette petite
toux seche de rorateur qui fat n pau
Sc pour bonner place aux a~pplaudisse-
mems de l'assemblee. Cette historic, tul
dis-je, est CONNIE la mauvaise femme /:
ellie vaut mieux que rien, ct je men
c%ontente. Mais je ny vols pas lie moin-
Dire rapport entire Pan Twardowski ct lie
clair de lnne.-Ah! c'est 7rai, reprit>
il. J'oubliais de vous dire gull y a deux
versions sur lhistoire de mon sorcier po-
lonais. La premiere, que je viens de
vous confer, est celle des mechanics Ian
CUES, des gems qui ~pretendent que lie
docteur etait marie. Mats les hommes
serieux ct ~raisonnables qui afirment que
Pan Twardowski resta toute sa vie gar
con, ceux-la racontent antrement la I'm
de ses demales avec lie diable. lis dissent
qu'au lieu d'ordonner al malin esprit de
passer tout un mois a,ec une mechanic
femme, vivant sous lie meme toit, a la
meme table, au meme lit. CONNIE un
mari legitime, il lui proposal, pour der
Mere epreuve, sqaclque chose de plus
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17

1asmin 80 ans; Petit Robert 80 ans; January
30 ans; Lewis Bank 81 ans ct George Fl ans.
LIE tout sera vendu en- bloc avec le benefce
de Destination; saisi pour satisfaire lie writ ci-
dessus ct les frais du process.
Conditions : Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption. lie 4 avriI 1858.
A. F. HICKMAN,
90 Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17

vapeur de i'ether CONNIE un 'etus dams
un bocal d'esprit-de-vin; Car les gems de
mon pays, ~lorsqu'au temps de la plelne
Iune lis yoient contre sa lace un petit
bonhomme etendant les bras ct ecartant
les jambes, nc manqnent pas dc dire !:
" Alb !! VOLTA Pan Twardowski."
En- &C moment, notre t%raineau s'arre-
TAFT devant la station de Tozna, ct pen
dant qu'on %changeait nos chevaux, nous
entrances dams lie salon de la maison de
poste. ouvert a tous les v~oyagenrs, pour
nous rechauffer avec II tasse d'excel-
lent the de c~aravanne.
LOUIS vIARDoT.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
AVIS.

La Societe Qui a existe entire James O;Keane
ct F. c. Loret. sous lie nom de Keane ct Loret,
est ce Jour dissoute par lie consentement des
parties. M. F. C. Loret est charge de, regIer
les ~affaires de la societe.
Assumption, II mars 1858.
II +. e.. LORET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
A V

Les personnes chi desireraient adapter une
machine a vapeur a un moulin perpendicu-
laire, trouveront de leur interet a contractor
avec M. James G. Morrison.
Toutes les personnes qui desireralent con-
tractor pour une telle machine dans lie but
d'expluiter la recolte prochaine ~'ievront s'a-
dresser a M. &c. LORET, a NapoleonviIIe,
avant lie Ter JUN proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
NOTICE..

The Copartnership which has existed bet
ween James O'Keane & F. C. Loret, under
the name of Keane & Loret, is this day disol-
we'd by consent of the parties. M. F. C. Loret,
remains charged to settle the affairs of the
partnership.
Assumption, march 18th 1853.
d +. e.. LORET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
:S2U De RECOMPENSE.

Perdn, dimanche dernier, dams la cour de
l'Eglise Parolssiale de Prescription, I'm billet
de cent p~iastres.
La recompense ci-dessus sera accordee a la
Iersonne uni rapportera lie dit billet a JOSEPH
AUCOUIN.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
NOTICE..

Persons wishing to adapk machineries to
upright sugar mills, will find it their interest
by applying to James G. Morrison.
Persons wishing to contract for such machi-
neries for the coming crop, will please apply
to M. F. C. LORET. at Napoleonyille, between
his and the first of June next.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
On

Is hereby givent to all persons interested of
this parish Of Assumption, that the Undersigned
has delivered his tableau of Taxes for the year
1852. III the parish Recorders Office.
All persons interested are hereby required
to make their objections to said tableaui if any
they have within the delays required by law.
Assumption, February 23rd 1853.
ALFRED TETE.,
~ ie.CsSOr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-17
AVIS

Est par lie present dome aux contribuables
de Ia paroisse Assumption. que lie s~oussigne a
ce jour dtpos6 ]e tableau de Taxes pour Fan
nee 1852, au bureau du Recorder de cette
p~arOisSe.
Toutes personnes interessees sont REFUSES
de taire leurs objections dams les dtlais requis
par Ia loi.
Paroisse Assumption, % ftvrier 1853.
ALFRED IETE,
II As>cSsrur.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.
Arthur NJ. Foley. No. 273, Us. James
keanc.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth
Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish Of Assumntion.

Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish Of Assumption.
By virtue of, and in obedience to an order
of SEIZURE and sale, and ii "a. to me directed
by the Honorable the aforesaid Court. sitting
in and for the parish of A Assumption, State afo-
resaid, dated the 9the of march 1853.
| have seized and will offer at public sale,
at the Court House of this parish, situated in
NapoleonviIle, on Saturday the 7th day of
May 1858, commencing at eleven o'clock
A. NJ. the following described property, be-
longing to defendant to wit
1st. A certain tract Of land situated in the
parish Of Assumption, containing six arpents
fronting on the right bank of the Attakapas
Canal, leading to Lac Verret, with all the
depth thereunto belonging, and to be found.
bounded above by lands of AnguSte Bourg, &
below by lands of Mrs Alice L. Foley, toge-
Their with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
I'd. Another tract of land being the north
west quarter of Section No 2, in Township No
"A, of Range No Is East, containing one hun
dred and fifty nine and $500 acres, situated
also IN this parish, and adjoining the first tract
above described.
Seized to satisfy said writ, and costs of suit,
with the benefit OF appraisement.
Terms: - Cash.
Parish OF Assumption, April Cd 1853.
A.. T. Hickman.
90 Cb,r;F
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VENTE PAR lie SHERIFF.
Arthur NJ. Foley, No 273, vs. James
keane.
ETAT DE Ia LOUlSIANE.-Cour
du Cinqnieme District Judiciaire dams

ct pour Ia Paroisse Assumption.
En- vertu DUN ordre de saisie ct de vente ct
fl. ia, a moi adresse par rHonorablela susdlte
Cour, siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse Assomp-
ton. Etat susdit, date lie 9 mars 1853.
Jai saisi, ct j%'otfrirai en- vente publique, a
Ia Maison de Cour de cette paroisse, situee a
Napoleonyille, lie Samedi 7eme jour de Maj
proclaim 1853. commencant a onze heures du
matin, les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appar-
tenant au defendeur, savoir:
10. Tn certain moroccan de terre sltue dams
ia p~aroisse Assumption, contenant six arpents,
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Annonce respcctueusement au public
quill IL prepare INT sale a la Maison
d'Ecole de PaincourtviIle - Oh il est
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Ohm III. ILLSLEY. A. NJ. u
NOTICE.-All professional business en-
trusted to the undersigned will receive their
diligent attention. They will attenu regu-
larly the sessions of the courts of tho 4th
and 5th Judicial District.
nonaldsonville, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN H. ILSLEY.
AMEDEE Nj. GAUDET:
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

At called meeting of st Johns LODGE No SO, held at
their Lodge Room in Bosher's Hall. city of Richmond
Friday, a5th March. L, 1858, D, 1853. the follow
ing pre- 'mble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the Supreme Architect of the
Universe to remove from the of his early abours
our we'll beloved Brother. WILLIAM LAMBERT,
whose virtues and eminent public services had for
him the esteem and confidence of the community and
whose truly Masonic character had endeared him to the
hearts nhs Brethren of the Mystic tye the members
this Lodge desiring testify their admiration aud afec.
ton for him. and to perpetu ate the memory OF his virtues
do therefore resolve.
lst That whilst we bow with humble sub mis- ion to
the DEGREES of Supreme Grand Master who has been
pleased to from raterna and social intercourse
with us, esteemed and lamented brother WILL IAN
LAMBERT, we consoled with the hope that he has
gained admission into the Celestial Lodge above where
enc grand master Of heaven and of earth in his glory
forever presides -
IND That In the dea of brother William Lambert
our community has sustained a affecting bereave-
meh. IN tue loss a just honorable and upright man.
ana and fraternity has been deprived OF
one whose hrin attachment and practice of hepure
hhd oeautiiu tenets we profess had stamped as Ma
son, just and true. - 49,
3rd That we tender to the family of our deceased
broiher our sincerest sympathy in their bereavement
4th That the foregoing preamble aud resolutions ba
entered upon the records of the Lodge and that n
opy be sent by the worshpfu master TO the famiv of
he deceased and that they be published in the news
paperso the city. -ssiE ~
E. JAS NESBITT. Secretary