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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-23
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company

WheelnS and Belmont Bridge Company.
M EEREAS, by act OF the General Assembly OF Vir
w glna' passed June ., 1882 the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company authorized TO increase their
capital stock TO amount exceeding three hundred
thousand dollars including the stock already subscribed,
and were further authorized equaze the old with the
stock by the issue of much of the stock
Did holders as the Board OF Managers might deem equiO
be.
And whereas, the stockholders said Company their
annual meeting held the Bird day January, 1853, au
thorzed the Board OF Managers to increase the capital
lock of said company according 10 the provision OF said
act and TO take such steps under the in their ud
ment should he reasonable and proper.
And Whereas meeting of the Board OF Managers
said Company held the 18th day of January 1852 it
resolved that the capital stock thereof should be increased
sixty thousand dollars and the President and Clerk
company ordered make the and
the steps necessary open books and subscrip-
tons for new stock fer said increase of capital.
Notice hereby given that books OF rpUn said
stock will be opened at the Office OF Russell & Fitzhugh
The city OF Wheeling, Wednesday 9Th day March,
1883 and will continue open at the place for days
from and after that time Two dollars each
stock will be required be paid the time Of bling
ln the residue thereof required by The Board Mama
gers. by order OF the board,
JAMES BAKER, Pres't.
EDw. II. FTTZHuGH, Clerk Cjan3t: dtd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-23

TAYI,oR r. GRuNDY


HAVE received from Europe by arrivals their
Ii Spring nd Summer STOCK or DRY GOODS, sui.
table to the trade OF Merchant Talurs and Cothiers,
whose attention they would invite TO examination be
ected with great in the English and French markets.
by member of our firm. and the latest and most
fashionable styles, comprising in all the handsomes
most varied assortment of Goods their class imported
into this city for many years. We would name in part;-
WOOLENS.
Bacot's f,ncy black Cassmeres;
Small check Cassimeres for coats;
Super fancy cOlored cloths. of n variety of makes;
do Bacots and simmons DoeskiEs;
Shepherds check Cassineres.
SILKS.
English and French Serges, col'd and black;
Satins de chimes and grenadines;
ColOred Plaid SncheVs;
Satin and silk VestinSs, in great Variety
Baratheas, Florentines &c. -
settles; plain and fancy Linens; alpaccas; red Paddings
French canvas; Siesias silk twist; silk warp cashe.
retes; vaencas lustre chas, linen checks, &c.
Our Goods have been this season and will ALWAYS here
we have advantages for importing unsurpassed BY any
house in the country prepared compete sue
eessfuy in prices with N York any other home
ket. TAYLOR d. GRUMPY,
ie619-1mtw 2i0 Baltimore st. Cup stsirs.O
What can be got for $5,O 90!
which they to furnish the Knicker
Cmonthy) the Home Journal (weeky) and the Musical
World and lines Cweeky0t TO subscribers the very
moderate price of $500 for the three publications. all
ders enclosing that amount to Dyer IL Willis will be
promptly attended TO- ..r ......
SAMUEL HUSTON, ..
Publisher Of the KnickerJockcr,
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers Of Home Journal;
DYER & WILLIS, ...- .
Publisher of Musical World & Times
257, Broadway, ". YoRK.
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McLURE HOUSE. z

WHEELING, VA.
AS been recently completed at of over 400 ON
IL and iurn he'd In the very best style II contains all
the in use in the best Eastern Hotels and is
calculated in allrespects for first House.
The Proprietor having been heretofore in one OF
the best Eastern Hotels il ACCOMMODATES
patrons in style inferior TO east and res
pectfully solicits their favor. Tfehe;tf
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e.. q p. att Isl WIN s. NyICKHAM,
feb11 SheTidoT Ohio county
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Joseph Pearson and Sons In Chancery in the

VS.. SCrcuit Court OF Ohio
John J. Hoge and others. county.
DY virtue OF decree rendered in the foregoing on
40 the 18th day OF January, 1853 undersigned Sheriff
OF Ohio county, and such acting Commissioner in
the premises, will sell at public auction the highest AMI
best bidder the front door House OF Ohio
county OH Monday the 9Th day OF March, 1858, middle
third part OF Lot Nos Seventy C3) fronting
ket street in the city OF Wheeling There comfortable
and convenient brick Dwelling House the premises.
Terms of SGLe-Tcn per Of the purchase
be required in cash. and there will be the resi-
due OF six, twelve and eighteen months in equal install
ments the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
dser ell with good security. bearing interest
from the day SALE and the title retained until tho
whole purchase money is paid.
WM. s. wICKRAM,
ian27:ts Sheriff and Comm, sioner.
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Mcclellan, Knox
and Co.

VlRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of Ohio county the month of February
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UST RECEIVED
u Graham's and Gcdeys Magazine for March;
Curse of Clifton, by Mrs. SouthwOrth;
Gus Howard by the author OF Minnie Grey;
Ruth Carrot, by Ainsworth;
Light and Shade by Anna H. Drury:
Fortunes of the Covile Family by the author
is Arundel;
The Footpath and Highway, by BENZ. Moran;
Living Age, &c.
~
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TO PHYSICIANS.
EALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned
- until O'Clock A. NJ, Monday the inst from
Physicians for attending for from and the
day OF Ar next, such sick poor persons may under
the charge OF the overseers OF the Poor in Districts
and s. and for tending the pnupers poor
propose may be made any one or more of said
districts separately all collectively and attending
the paupers in the poor separately The Physician
in either case to furnish all medicines.
4. s. TODD, Prest
Oord oF+ he Pm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-23

sr BOX of Bryan's Pulmonc Waters and be relieved
OF others ave been. by the use of this rene
"y' Price 25 cents. See adv. ''''''
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Upon an attachment issued
by a Justice ofthe Peace ,retuT,,

nc iA-At Rules held III The CLERKS ofsc.
Court OF Ohio county, the month OF o. Inc
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060 KEGS Pure White Lead, Schoonmaker's br nd
SCO just received by KELLS & CALDWELL.
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Office of transportation,
Public SaleI

Z uU1IC OdIO. =
HE nndersg ned, late principal OF the Wheeling Female
Seminary, about to East, finding it ncon.
yenent TO transport his heavier Furniture will dispose
OF the same at Public Sale, the Seminary Building,
Wednesday and Thursday next week, February o3d
and 9th This will furnish good opportunity persons
desiring almost article in housekeeping Among
the articles are:-Bureaus, book SOFAS chairs
bles stands, carpets window blinds Olclohs bedseads
mattresses dining tables Stoves kitchen furniture crock
cry wardrobes clocks, looking glasses lamps, &C. Also
ono Cow and Cf not sold at private saleo Piano.
perhaps two. -
febl9 ID. TOIFORO
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STEAMBOATS,.

S. C. BAKER. LIST
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
w ILL attend TO the receiving and delivering freight
w and collection OF freight bills.
p5@Onice at the Store. lOCt1S-dtG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-23

]. TURTON.
House. Sign, md Ornamental Painter.
12S, Mdin 6etl1een Monroe and Uaion streets,
Wheeling, Va.
% Signs, tanners and Flags, transparent, plain and
fancy executed with ueatness and patch, Granng &c
feb22-6m
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16O0 LBS Red Lead, bo9eht before Inc lac ADVANCE
foh23 TIL. LOGAN g. Co.
1 CASE Sicily Licorcc, and one case Calabra do, a
prime article, and will be sold low as it
bought East For sale by TIL, LOGAN tS Co.. .
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CHAMPAGNE Ell A>pECT DE no.
ME MOUERNE.

I~ignrcz-vors nrclqrc chose &c II d.
ISOLATION d. Tyrttde BabyIone dom par
lc ecritrru ; III siIctre 81 unc solitude
aussi waste que IL bruil 81 Ic tvnot,n dos
NOMINEES gu SC press;jeDl ladis sur &c
sol. Vou5~ apcrcevez 81 ct Ia ouetnucs
pools 90 volts romaircs dams les leo
OIL il nc pHssc plus personnr. onalupcs
traces dcssechses dies torrents de Ibiver.
qnl, woes "e Ioin, ont clIes-ma,nes l'a;r
de grauds cl1emius baftus ct freso,e,lGs.
ct nni ne sont que Ie lit desert dune on
&c oragense nnl a'est e%couIee cpmtpe )a
pe'p1e ROMAN. A pcine de;consrez.,oss
qhelgncs arbrcs, mais vous yoycz mar
to"i des Wioes d'aqucdncs ct de tom
beaox, qni scntlent Gtre les for6ts IT Ie,
planles lndigenes dune terre comDosfe
de IN ponssiere des morris ct de-. debris
dcs empires. Solvent, dams uhc grapde
p%'aine, al cru voir dc riches mai.oos,
Je men aPprochais, ct &c nsetaient que
DIES llcrbes Hetries oni avaient tromny
mon cell !: ~qnelJnefoi<. sonz res moissoos
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difference d Regard do &c depot ~
pouvait sc sontenir Acknowledgement.
parcc qnfl etait impossible qu'ayant re.
Gu nn pareil depot de Ia mai, dc son
parrain, il men connat pas Iimpor-
lance.
Ce B quot il repondit :
Tue 0 parrain CcrneilIe raimaif
trop OF surlout 6tait un hotnn,e iron a..
&c pour lui avoir rien dit de IL leueof
dc ces papicrs, puisque cctte confidence
h'eut seryi qua iourmen.er 10 depos,-
taire.
On lui objecta que 81 NJ. de Wit
ayait agi de la sorte, il eft joint 40 pa
quet, en- Gus d~'nccident, uD ccrlificat
constatant que son fillenl etait compile
temcnt stranger d cette correspondent.
ce, gu bien, pendant son process, eli
cert qnelqnc lettrc qui put servir i sa
Justification.
Cornelius r6pondit que sans doute
son parrain n'avait point pense due son
depot courut aucun danger, cache com.
me II Fetait dams n armoirc aui etait
Tegardee CONNIE aussi sacrec que Far.
che pour toute Ia maison van Bacrle.
que par consequent II ayaitjugs lc Ger
tihcHt i%nutile; quo, quaint d u %lettrc, il
await qnclqnc souvenir qu'nn moment
son a~rrcslation, ct commc II ttaft
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

sciu Fun do l'autrc ct ~attendenl leur
dcrnierc hcurc.
Dependant les families dc ccs pauvrcs
pejli*. "p'cs dies rechcrcI,eE mnItipIites
dams Ces carriere5 ct dams les environs.
desespeFaient de lcur sort ct p|curaicut
deJ' 'enr perie, lors1uc butt jours apres
ii dlsparItion des deux amis. sur G~ nou-
vc'lcs d6marclcs REIMBURSEMENT eucou-
ragecs par III debris de icur vehement
accroChe i IN bulsson. eIlcs les ont Lrou-
vcs couChes, SC tenant H. MAN. aynnt
deJa Ia raideur CT lc froid de In mort suy
lie visage.
On q Transports ccs enfanIs chez eux
avcc les plns grands SONS, mais Icur tlnl
encore dc grandos In~quittuics.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

s~tcrIl"s. vous nisiingncZ los traces u'une
"nc1cnnc culture. POM d'oiscaux. point
&c 'abourCnrs. point &c Inducements
ch1mpGlfcs, point ne mugisscmnnis de
tionpc@nE. point dc villages. Un petit
uonbre DC lnrncs dGlIIrGrR se montrruI
SUI h nudile dcs champs; les lenrire4 ct
les portes en- sont fermecs: II u'cn sort
~ fnnfe, III brnii, nj hnbilnnts; unc cs-
|'cc &c savage prcs1un M, pale ct
nlne par IN tIGvrc. partie settlement crs
iIisics Chanpi6rcs, CONNIE rr4 enrcIrcs
1"'. dans 40 histories golhiquca, dilcu-
drut lcnir6r dos cbaicauy ~nbandonufs.
E''tIn, on UliHIi On aucunr nation ma
ose B'iCCcJCi INK maltreB du noudn dams
lcnT tcFrc natalie. ct que VOWS voyez cCs
champs ie|s que les q ~iai<sts r. soc de-
tlncinnatus on IN dcrnitrc rirrrnc TO-
maine.
4 est On mullen de &c terrain incnltc.
que domino ct 1u'"ttristc encore uu mo-
n"m"n, appclt, per /" voix porulairc.
M 1ombrn M N|rpn. cue s't|fvc IL
grandc on,bre dc j. willie ~ttcrncllc. De
chnc DC 81 ~pnIs'ance ter'r&trr, Gle SOM
bic dams sol %orgncil, avon voulu s'iso-
Ter; ellie s'cst %stparfc dcs nnires rit"< DE
~ lcrrc, ct, comm" II rnlnc tombGc
10 tr6nc, clio II nobIerncnt cache Sos
rnali1cn's dams IN solitude.
j. mr. serait impossible Dr. vor7 prin
ore &c 1''on |pronvc 'or-qu" Rome
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sHEIiIFF'S SALE

1'eoPhas G'ntrennx, administrator. No
129, vs. Francois Baubet. -..
The State Of Louisiana. FIGb 1,d;c;,l
District Court IN and for The mr;.h If
Assumption. -
ny virtue ofand in obedience tn an or,l,r oe
selzare and sale, to me directed by tic Honorn.
PIE the above Court, still ne in and FIR lLe no
rlsh o. Assumption, sttte aforesaid, dated June
= have seized and s'i1r Of offer at public ~n,e,
az .he Court House Of this parish, in the villsce
OF Napoltonyille, On Saturday The OH ian e -
august 1853, comfaencting at eleven o'eloet =,
the following described property belong;ng
10 the defendant Frahcois Bar,bet. to w;t
a lot Of ground, situated in the parish Of Az.
e ebe'i Z p', ,ho " on The f,ght bank Of Bayou Lafour-
phlloI1ene, measuring one hundred a,,d ,,,.on.,j
.onr 'ee1 front, by two arpents in depth. com.
menetbg from the Baybn Lafourche, mr., incla-
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Ia POSTE,

Nous dcvons Il la rfgulor1ff De H. pos
te dc ne pouvoir bonner aucunc non
vellc cctte semaine. NJ. Vinson - boa,
parfaitcmcnt rempIir les conditions d.
son contract eli So PENDANT ii jour .
heure likes dc DonaIdsonviIIc Dix Alta.
kaP"s CT de8 A't"kapsy d Donaldson
vllIe... point dc nonyelIes. - la MALE
II est re"1"c d temps s D%onaldsonyillc
que q~uclquciois... par hAsold.
Les %fcnillcs dc Ia NouycIIe.OrItaos
prescntcnt par consequent 8 l., campa.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

re reponse gull fiji avec Ia pobIes~e
dun martyr ct |e caIme dun jnsfe.
- Vous me dcmandez, mc,sicms,
dit~il, des chooses auxqneIles je mi rien
d repondre, simon ~l'exnctc vdrjte. Or.
Fcxactc verite, la yoici. lie aauet est
entire chez moi par IL voic que TAI dite.
Je proteste devant Dieu que Ten ignorais
ct que zen ignore encore lie con,enu.
gn'an jour de mon arrestation sculemem
J'ai gu que &C depot ttait Ia CORES.
pondance du grand p%ensionnairc avee
&c marquis dc Louvoiy. Je protestc en-
In quo JIgnore ct comment on y M
savoir que co paqnet ttait chez moi, ct
s'ftout comment jc pnis atre conpabIe
pour asolr accneiIIi ce que m'apportait
mon illd'tre ct maIhcmeux parrain.
Ce int Ia tout lie pIaidoycr dc Cor,,s-
'lus. Les JUICES a'lerent aux opinions,
LIS considerercnt,
Tue tout %rejeton dc dissensiop civile
funeste, eD &C quill vcssuscile l.,
5nerre quill est de finteret de tous ,l.ae.
L'nn d'cnx, ct c'etait III liomme an;
'assalt pour IN profond ~obsnryateur.
'tabiit que &c jenne homme 81 Hegmati.
I'e en- apparencc devait atrc tres dan
,erenx eli r%ealite, altendu null deyait
.achef sous lc mtnteau du glacc ~; lui !
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ANNONCES.
FENTE PAR LIE SIIEnIE.
C'eop''as Gantreanx, administrator. M

. NV w SlILL.lI.
''eoP'''s Ih"srea"x, administrator, No
... 12S, Us. Frpncpis Bnrlhct.
LEtht de ii Louisiana. Cour din Gin.
qne'ne District JnJiciajre dana -,
pour Ia p%"roiase Assumption.
En- vertu Dun orIre De sa Isl. Of =, vo,,t, +.
mon a'iressh par fHouorabIe IA s@u.,iit. ro,r
sIegeanf dams ct pour Ia paroisse As4n,,n,;o,'
h'a s1sdlt, @" date dn 9 JUN 1853, '
J'l si'lsl ct %offrirai en- yelte ppblinue ! /,
MASON de- Cour de cette rat,iss,. d,,,a ~
village De Napoleo'viiIe, le Satnedj en-. i,nr
on mos d'iout 1853, cummcncaut 8 + Im,
res dl ""'l'', Ia prophetic ct4apr,s apoa,tr-
tenant ~ dciendeur Franrnis D~,til,et ,as
IN lot de teffe sjttl4 dams la -, nice, 4.
sphhp'ion, SIR - i've dr,ite ia Bn yo1 l.,l,n,.
enc, hths g vo'<'na1e tle I Ell SO Ste Fl,iIo,ne.
no 'heso'ah' cent Y~in1t-qintre pieus do face,
sur denx otpents de- ,%,roloudeur, i oartir duff
bayou non cotnprls les chemius Of los Iev6cs
noF''ee Mui cote par les torres is Charlie,
5'"H'if bou'reant 81 de Fautrr cote ur cel-
log de +. DuxIu, ensembl. ave., t,,tcs IT,.
0".'sS's 81 "n%'sl'or'''" 1ni s'y lrouvrpi.
n'lsI pour satisfairt Ie vJt t.i.,,less,s et H..
,ta's IN precesj veuJn ayec lie l,]a,tfice de
lestlulation.
Conditions Compliant.
fafo'sse Ass9tnPtiopg lie 2 lnillet 3
" A. f. HICKMAN, sl,a,ir
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'o''pe, ce qui lui %dohncrait ,oos Ies RI.
racleres do r'espece d'hommes fl ,lna'
'a"gcre"se an iepos public ct une GER
tame o" plut6t une complete analopie
nvec les erands csprils don't Taronin
i'Aneien ct M!dc Condo fourpissa;cnt
so"t-a-Ihe"re rexempIe.
lie r6sn'tat dc tons res raisopuencnts
int qdo NJ. le prince stathopder de Hol.
lande shorai', sans aucnn doute. nm ors
mimi d Ia magistration des sept n@rov;n,'
ces, en- detrnisant jusqu'au moiod,e Ger.
me de conspfrnioh contre son auto
rite. wv
Get argument .prima tons Des autre..,
ct pour dttruife enforcement IL perme
des conspifaiions, Ia peine dc mort G,f
p%rononcee d Punanmiite tontre M. Cor.
neI'"s van BaerIc, atteint ct copvainc,
%d,a'o'r, sous les apparences i]nDoceDtey
am amateu ride tuIipes, particip6 aux
detestablcs inlrigues ct aux abomina-
bles complots de NM. de Witt contre
la n%ationaIit6 h~ollandaise ct j Je,r5
secretes relations ayec I'cnnemi fran
Gals.
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absorbe dams IL contemplation d.uu OF
gnon DIES plus rares, Ie servitcur de M
Jean dc Witt etait entire dams son 81
choir ct hi await remis un papier: mi,
quo dc tout celia il nc Ini etait restf
quinn souvenir pareiI d celni on'on y
dune vision; que le serviIeur await dis
parn, ct que quaint al papier, pent-atre
ie trouverait-on 81 on Ie chcrchait bien.
Qnand i Cracke, il 6tait impossible
DC ie re%trouvcr, attendu quill await quit.
IL la Hollande.
Vnant hu pm pier, il etait 81 pen pro-
babe qu'on le r~etrouverait, qu'on ne
Sc donna pms la peine dc Ic chercher.
Cornelius lui-meme n'insista pas bcau.
coup sur &c point, paisluc, en- supposant
que &C papicr &c retrouyAt, il ponyail
n''volr aucun rapport asec In CORES.
pondance qui fnisait le corps du delit.
Les JUICES vopIurent avoir Fair de
pousser Cornelius a Sc defendre mieux
quill ne le ftisait; lis userent yis-a-yi.
dc hi dc cctte benigne patience aui De.
note soft On magistrat interesse par
%Paccus6, soft un %vai,iquenr mi n terrasss
son advcrsaire ct qui etant complete
mcnt maftre dc lui, ma pas besoin dc
Fopprlner pour lc pcrdrc.
Cornelius n'accepta point ccttc nv
protection, ct duls une dcfnIe. !
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NECROLOGE ~.

Nous avo MS d cnregistrcr aojourdsinl
i" mort dARTHUs GOUEC, jeuoe
ho'nne dc dix-neuf ans It de.ni. n.,,da
" Patter'ons'Ilc, le ~ dc &C mci.,
Dams !" eo"rtc earrierc 1od a p,r.
co"'"e' Arth"s Eo"rg s'a;,ait acqois re.-
time dc tots ceux gai ont comm 81
de tons ecux o,i OF; Gu de- G...
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Vo'ci m antrc bicn triste 6%ycncncn,
don't nous cmptnntons Ia nouvclIc a.
TigilaM i:
DEcEpu lie 4 dc CT mois 4 BI,don
Springs, Alabama. HYPpOLITE V,
YES, dc la paroissc Assumption.
an. H. Wives ttait ale dams rAl,L,
ma prc"drc les canx pour Sc gutrir Il,
do"|c"rs don't il ttaft mteint depuis non,
bre %d''nntcs. Sa EamiIIc G,it transDo,,
ter EOS resles chez lni pour dtrc dtp,..;;,
Al cimcllere de SD paroissc."
Al" moment de- metre sou4 prcs.e
nous "pprenons que les mneraiIIcs IN
respectable HyppoIitc Wives ont Gu lien
"S""t-h'cr, i ftgIisc paroi5siaIc dc rA..
somption.
Hest hchcnx que Ia mort DE- CO. hon
v'c''Ia'd Giant survenue ncpnis pln.;eu,.
Jonrs deJa: lie 4 Juliet L p6pnI,.jo, dr.
celtc par"'ssc matt pas ttf i%nlorn,e du
|o"r dos oh*cpncs; tons lee anis d, d..
ant Ct les "ombrcnx parents quiz comm.
.c, SC ~craienl fit I'm devoir d'ar,,u,;r
Ini rcndrc les dc,nicr. ~l,onueu,
! await nsscz bicn vtcu pour avoir dro,,
u k%'onco"rs de tous les hnbl,,ut, dr
Assumptions
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
IOUJOURS L'AFFAIRE JAN
WEIR.

Mercrcdi d%ernjer. lie Jury Inhabitants
qn' await Gle convoqu6 u NapoItonviIIc
pour jpger ccscIave Janvier, ma pn pro-
ctdcr au jngcmcnt, Io principal tt,noin
dc TEtat, Matthew Quiquercz, Sc trou-
want absent pour cause dc mnladic.
L'allairc a etd rcnvoy6jc a mcrcrcdi,
II dc &C moie.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

lie Jnri do s-UndcrwoIu (Sni.4c) !,
r""d" HneIqnes jugcmcns dams /, style
40 m~oycn-aGc
Tn nonnne Jacques-Joscrh Gandcr
n ett condanne ponr de5sordres nociur-
ncs . 10 4 ~recfvolt, daus INC cln,,b,e
ferhlec,' 't1gt conps de vcrgrs: 30 !.
dlrc conduit par hulssier cauional On
costume o~iiGiel, devant NJ. IT, cnre a.
bnoclIs. j. qni ii Ucvrn G,ire ancnIo ,,.
horrible d'apres one 6rmnIe don, il In,
scr" don'e lecture pour 81 conduiic IN
co'lvcnanlc ct pour tvoir trouble l., tra,.
H"iIlte de Ia nnit; 30 i payer one auen,
dc de 30 r.. Ell les frais do process. nm,
SC tnontent i 81 f.. Is; do ~ Gaoucnua4.
'a'ion des embellishments publics. .pbe,.
cabarcts, ETC. lui est intcrdite uenda,,
q'Htfe ans, Ell pendant Ic meme tennps il
devfa subir De nuil les arrfts donnsG-
q"es.
A''vlcr knttcl Il t,G ]coud,uina In ,
e''e "etc'u pcndHnt deus jouts: 70 j aire
e. 0 e ~ ChtCan pendan IN uuart-d'he,
re, - son dc II ctoche. avcc nn. ,,.
-'Iptio" peudne II" COZ potiant L.. mos
ie sa condemnation"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

MrN'srRE MExIcA,N.- NJ. Almonie.
"o"vea" m'n'slrc dp Mcxiunc pres le
gouvcrDGment dos Etals- Unia, rtt arrive
q Washington. II est probable gn'l nc
Ardera pas i cntrct en- negotiations
a'ec le +ecrhlnirc dEtat snr les dllfs.
rchtes questions pendantes cntfc les
deu1 Eohyeriiements.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
se'Y"'t d.enveloppe IN ardent deslr de
yenger MN. dc Wit, Sos prochey.

'H'e'opPH w ardGit HgsfF de
vehger MN. de Wit, Sos prochey.
Un autre fit observer que I'amonr dos
inllpes s'allie pnrflitemcnt avec i, no
l'tlqne, ct quill e.t historiuucment pron-
We que pIusieurs ho,nmea tres danaereux
ont Jafdine nj plus nj moins 1ue s'ils on
i''saIeht Ienr etat, lpoiqn:au fond iIs
itissent occupies de bien antre cho,e.
Iemoib Tarqnin l'Ancien. aui cujtiva;t
dos pavots d Gables. ct lie grand Condo.
1nl a'rosait ses ailIets an donjon DE Vim.
cennes ct celia au moment on le ,fe.
mier meditait 81 rcntrdc i Rome ct h.
second sa sortie de prison.
lie JUICE conclut par &c dilemne.
Oh NJ. Cornelius van Baer 6 ajme fort
les tuI'pes, on il aime fort Il polilinue
dans IN CT lantre cas-, il nous u nent;,
d'abord parce quill est pronye ap'iiI
.s'occnpalt dc polili1ne, 1T reIa pnr lee
lettres que Ion . tronyGcs chez hi: en-.
parce gull est propy6 quill ~s'occu-
pail dc tulipes. Les cayenx sopt Ia M;
en- font fol. Enfn, ct Ia elail Ienormits
pnisqnc Cornelius van Baerle s]'oecnna;t
i IL fols DIES lnlipes Ct de politiaue, fac
elait done dune nature l,ybride,
Dune organisation amp',ibie, travaillsnt
'vee u''e ardusr tgnlo la poli,iq,e ct Ia,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

Hncnts rapports ave |ui.-H ttalt ma,
gre son jc"rc age, E"ppni ct d;p,c
r~eprfscntant dune nombrcusc ct hc,L.
f,nlllc, aussi ~Iaissc~t-iI d,ns rc,to
rolssc dies regrets unanimcs, ainsi o,,nn.
mere, dcs irercs ct dos SCOUTS in,ou,o
tables.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
EPIGRAMM Me.

Anfretols Ill Roman sen vint fort Attire
ls''collt9r q Cation que IN mutt ~preeedpnie
ooi Fopiler dos souris await etc rDnne
ttose qul lul serublait tout-h-fajt ntIr5y1nt..
mof ami DIT Cation, roprencz vo8 csprits.
Ce' accident eli sol Ma rien d;epouyantabls.
Nals 81 votre soulier eht NANCE les soutis
etc plut6t IN prodige- incfoyable,