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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19
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T WOULD respectfully inform nv friends and the
Il public generally that have united mySrrM
Ga SADDLE, HARNESS.: TV
SEsEssA Boot and Shoe Establish. ~ -
~ ment, in the Room formerly. %
occupied by F. w. Rawlins us a Timer Shop, three
doors east of the Bank In addition to facilities for
manufacturing work at the shortest notice, keep
constantly ON hand large and general assortment Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Ladies' and Childrenis Caters, Slippers &C. which
can be purchased the most reasonable terms for
cash, on time, or in exchange for country produce
"*@All kinds of Country HIDES taken in for work.
Chnrlestown, November 2, 1852
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/. w. GOSNELL & SON.
Country Produce Commission Merchants.
No II, Bowly's Wharf, South street, Baltimore.
TTNHE undersigned take this method of informino-
Il their friends and the public generally, that they
nave closed up their Dry Goods Business, and will
hereafter give their entire attention the Commission
Business, in all kinds of Country Produce under the
firm OF l.. w. GosSELL & Son, and solicit any fnyors
IN that line, as at all times obtain the very
highest market rates for every thing in the way Of
We intend to keep friends constantly advised of
the state of TIC market, and will furnish regularly
Price Current. '' -
J.. w. GOSNEIL.
J. l.. BUCK GOSNELI,
Baltimore, December 2S, IS5o-Iv
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- anu EttA't 81 f'1-bA t4AAt7
BOOKS. Arrangements
he j. enabled TO procure I
United States, at the short
The attention of TeaeheI
called 10 the following list
SCHOOL BOOKS s.
Primers, various kinds.
SPELLING BOOKS.
Hazen,s now and Deiiner;
Bonsal's Comfy; -. e. g
Conlly's; 20
McGuifey's.
READING BOOKS.
McG utfey, Series, Shocks
Angelic Union do, q do.
Mnrray's do. Manual of
Elocution.5i,et. sly
ARITHAIETICS,
Rays do. 3 parts;
EInerson's do. 3 &c s.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE

PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 5, South Charles Street, Baltimore.
JAMES S. ROBINSON has in store, for sale at the
- lowest Wholesale mill prices
Printing, Writing, and Wrapping Paper;
Bonnet and Straw Boards. -
And will purchase for cash Rags, Canvass, Rope,
Baltimore, November 9, 1852-6m .....
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WIZ bbAA-kACu II tiAC
st notice.
) land Readers IN generals
Of Books, ON hand, viz;
Parley's 1st, ID md Sd
Books of History.
Parley's universal History
Pinnoclc's G oldsmith's n
England.
Do. do Rome.
Goldsmith's animated ma
ture, 2yols. -
NATURAL PHILOSO-
PIXIES. 81
Comstock's Natural Phi
l. losophy. . fFtl
Phelps Philosophy for be-
ginncrs. ~ fiegf
Swift's ditto for children,
? parts!
Comstock's Chemistry. &c
Johnson's, Turner'S do.
Phelps Botany for begin
ners. r,ft y ! 49,
| d Il DICTIONARIES.
Walkers Dictionary. II
Webster's do. 5sg
Worcester's do. 50
Surenne's French do.
4
Leverett's Latin do.
Ainsworth's do. do.
LOGIC, RHETORIC, &c.
Blair's Rhetoric. ~ AZ
Stewards Philosophy of
the human mind.
Jameson's Rhetoric.
Watts on the mind. Z
Kame's Elements of Crit
| icism.
Paley's Philosophy.
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q CO.,

- Hf1Skr1s ISTOODEEUUS q CO., p -
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
i 1dDOmestic Liquors, of every description.
No. $50 Baltimore street, betioeeh Pdea and Eltatc SIS
baltimore Anril 10 1872 IL =
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JOHN DAILY. RICHARD sEwELL.
DAILY & CO.,
Manufa cturers and Dealers in Clothing,
No. 1874 Market street, two doors cast of Howard
street, Baltimore.
September Is, IS52-Iy q
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DOR THE TOILET.--Tooth Nail and Hair
= Brushes; Pocket, Redin and Fine-Tooth Combs !:
Charcoal, Wild Cherry, orris and Teabcrry Tooth
Paste; Bandoline. Also, large variety Of Toilet
Soaps, Cologne, Lavender and Florida Water and n
variety of other articles. For sale by
April 5, 1853. L NJ SMITH
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nOMESTIC GOODS.--We arc now in recent
IL OF our Spring supply of Plaid Cotton:
IA and Al Osnaburgs;
Heavy Twills, (colored and whitc;)
Knitting Cotton, Nankins, SC.
All of which offer at small advance by the niece
yard SIGAFOOSE s. Harley
February %, 1858.
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MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING

T EDWARD BIRD, No. 2ll, Baltimore street. has
q received from latest inportations splendid =
Stock of Fancy, and Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising general assortment of Silk Goods Dress
Goods of the latest designs and Fabrics, Hosiery,
Gloves and Fancy Articles Also, Domestic Goods of
all kinds for sale at lowest wholesale prices.
ted to call and examine my stock
Baltimore, April 5, lS53-tf
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pAINTS,, OILS AND DYESTUFFS.--A
large and varied assortment of White Lead drv
and ground in OIL; Lnseed Oil Sperm OIL Rcd Lead,
6iakes hre-Proot Paint. Also, every size of Paint
low by I Nj SN1TTET
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A CARD.
TINE undersigned have formed Partnership in the
Il legal profession They will attend the County
and Superior Courts of Berkeley, jefferson Morgan,
and Frederick and the Superior Courts of other c9n
ties i'll such only in which they may be sDccioI
retained. CRAS. JAS. FAULKNER
FRANKLIN THOMAS
Martinsburg, April G. 1S52-IY
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Together with variety of Flower and Sweet Hcrl
Seed for sale at the Market House
March !, 1853. T. RAwIJNS & SON
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

Charlestown, February 8, 1883. = : =
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SEASONABLE.--Ga Garden Hoes Spades Rakes
~ Pruning Knives, Manure Forks Fish Hooks Gar.
G S. Tr9weLs, Dbbling Rakcs shovels, Wood Saws
Faucets, Knob Locks, Metal Faucets, Niarkine'
Guagcs, &c, just received by
. April 5. T RAWILNS & SON
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20

oui est sa mere. entends-tu g.. tn la
chercheras jusqn'a ce que tn la tronves...
II fant que mon fls, a default de parens,
ait Ia fortune, ct cette femme est richie.
M'obeiras-tu d..
g. Oui, maftre, repondisje.
So Tu donneras ia vie q lenfan. ?
.-Oi maitre.
t. Et til chefcheras sa mere Il.
t-Je Ia %trouverai, maftre..- Son
nom a..
youlut parler; ses forces raban-
d~onnerent. Pourtantil put me dire en-
core rendroit on vous etiez- Quart au
nom de votre mere, il me fit signe que
lie lie t~rouyerais sur IN papicr Gull sortit
de son sein.
HPuis il mourut."
LIE negre Sc leva ct ouvrit de nouyeau
lie c~offre, dsoa il tira un PAPER.
- &c papier gull me donna, pour
suiyit.il, le yoici. C'etait votre acte de
Nuisance, petit maftre.
Xavier, sous lie coup de ce triste recit,
fat quelques temps avant de prendre Ia
parole; mais il await ignore sa naissan.
&c pendant vingt annees. La curiosite
fut plus forte que la douleur.
- Mon acte de Nuisance /! r6peta-t-
il en- ayancant Ia main. Vous disiez
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20
VENTE PAR lie SHERIFF.

Robert Patterson 81 Co. Nos 1861,
1899 ct 40OS, Us. Hardin Burnley.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSlANE.-Cour
du Qnatorziemc District J"diciaire
dams ct pour la Paroisse STEM arie.
En- vertu de trois writs de fl. fa.. a moi
adresse par pHonorable la susdlte Conr, sic
geant dams ct pour la p~aroisse Ste-Marle, Etat
susdit, en- date du 80 octobre 1852, Jal saisl,
let a la reuuete DIN dit defendeur Hardin Burn
ley) J'offrirai en- vente publiqne sur Phabita-
ton appartenant au dit Hardin Burnley, situee
en- cette paroisse, sur la Grandchildren, Gil
lie Bayou Go-to-Hell, ct lie Bayou'Natchez, lie
Samedi S Mars 1853, commencant a onze
heures du matin, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, appartenant au defendeur, SAVIOR:
10. Une habitation, situee dams la paroisse
Assumption, sur la Grande-Riviere, gu lie Ba-
you Go-to-Hell, ct le Bayou Natchez, mesurant
six cent cinquante acres, plus ou MONS, en-
semble avec toutes les batlsses ct ameliora
tions qui en- dependent, CONSTANT Ell une
maison de residence, une s%ucrerle, un moulin
a sucre a chevaux, cabanes a negres, etc.
20. Aussi les esclaves ci-apres NOMINEES, sa-
volr William, % ans; Henry, IS ans; Ben, %
ans; Tom, 10 ans; James, IL ans; Sam, II ans;
Betsey, SO ans, ct son fills Robert, 8 ans; Eliza
beth % ans, ct son enfant de 6, mois; Britannia,
% ans; Jane, 26 ans; Amanda, 10 ans, ct Mar
tina, Is ans.
80. Aussi sept mulets, I'm chevaI, une paire
de bGufs, trois charrettes a chevaux ct uue
charrette a bGuf.
Saisis pour satisfaire les writs ci-dessus ct
les frais du process.
LIE tout sera vendu EN- BLOC, sans lie bene-
fee de Destination.
Terucs ct Conditions
Les prophecies ci-dessus decrites, seront ven
dues 4 douze mois de credit a la charge par
radjudicataire de fournir son obligation avec
une caution SOLITAIRE bonnie ct solvable, ct
une hypotheque spectacle sur les propretes
vendues, portant interet du jour de padjudica-
ton a raison de huit pour cent par an.
Paroisse Assumption. lie II few. 1853.
% A. T. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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yENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession dsHippolytef Landry.

II sera offsrt en- We tie publique par Desire
+ .blanc. encanteur pour la paroisse Assomp-
l t sur les lieux, dans lie Brittle Saint Vincent,
eomedi lie 10 mars 1853, a dix heures du ma
IN les proprietes appartenant a la success
%n de feu Hippolyte Landry, SAVIOR:
II. Une terre situee en- cette paroisse, dams
Il Rrhle Saiut-Vincent, mesurant trente-deux
acres ct 10000 de superticie, bornee DUN cote
mr. Ia terre de veuve Joseph Dupuis, ct de
RRautre cote par cells de veuve Charles Du-
mis-. ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct anne
Goratiom squi sly trouvent. r
90. Une autre terre situee dams lie meme
Rrhle. dams lie quart Nord Est de la Section
No. u, Township No 10, de la Rangee No 10
Et. mesurant~ quarante-hult arpents de super
dcie, borne DUN cote par la terre de Vincent
Hebert, ct de lautre cote par celle de
ensemble avee toutes les batsses
ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
80. I'm negre, nomme Etienne, age d'envi-
ron 38 ans.
40. Quelques animaux, efets mobiliers, ou-
ills a~ratoires ct batterie de cuisine.
Conditions de la yente.
Les terres ct P~esclave payab1es en- trois ter
mes eeaux, I'm tiers en- mars 1854, un tiers
en- mars 1855, ct lie dernier tiers en- mars
1856. LIE mobilier payable, toutes sommes
au dessous de dix ~piastres, en- mars 1854 ct
toutes sommes au-dessus de dix piastres motto
en- mars 1854 ct liautre Motto Ell mars 1855.
Les acquereurs fourniront bonnes ct s~uffisantes
cautions ct hypotheque speciale sur la terre
dpesclave, ct toute somme qui ne sera pas
myee d Pecheance portera interet a raison
de hut pour cent par an.
Les actes de s%.vente seront passes par de-
want Andre Leblanc, recorder aux irais des
acquereurs.
Paroisse Assumption. lie Is fsv. 1858.
Dfsirs Leblanc,
@ E%ncanteur.
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rails pu m'lnfofmer, chercher, %deconvrir,
~peut-etre.. Au lieu de celia, je nets
que lie temps d'aller vous prendre au leu
Cd vous await depose votreE pere. Nous
nous embarquames ensemble, ct nous
t~ouchames qnelques rnois apres' II terre
de France. J'avais lieu de croire que
votre mere nous y await precedes.
"Nous vecumcs pendant deux ans
dune petite somme que j~j'avais prise,
ayant de partir, au Iogis de- yotre peres
Pendant ces deux Iii jesrcherchai sans
relache. II nest pas On hotel que je
n'aie yisit6. A defaut de son nom de. fa-
mile, ~i'ayais he nom de femme de votre
mere; ie ~demaDdais madame Lefebvrc;
II y en- a beaucoupa Paris; fen Wis plu-
%sieurs; &c n'etait point ce que Je cher
chais.e s6g a U.i
/" LIE soir, je r~evenais d notre pauyre
logis; je yous bereais, petit maftre, je
vous endormais en- chantant une chanson
d'Afrique GU 9es Antilles. .5fig
s Tn homme sage, auquel je m'adres-
sal, 6criyit pour moi a Saint Dominique;
mails les noirs etaient Ia manitenant mai
tres supremes. lis avaient detruit ltous
les .registres. ct papiers de la colonie. Jei
fus obligs de payer rhomme sage pour
seg conseils, ct je men retirai rien. !
La suite au psochain nunssros
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20

de sang ,'ob6irai, moi, entendez,votis?
II a parls, J'agis, CONNIE autretois,
CONNIE teuionrs ! SEES ordres sont des
lois, des lois suprsmes quill ne FAINT nj
enfreindre. nj d~iscnter... Ne vous faiJe
pas dit Z e suis esclaye encore, esclave
d un souvenir. @
Tandis quill parlait ainsi, sa haute
taille s'etait redressee; son cell bfillait;
tout ses traits exprimaient n Wgoureu-
Sc eli incompatible determinations 3
Xavier mesurait avec admiration ce
deyouement sans bornes. Ii ne voulnt
point. froisser Get homme qui etait son
bienfaiteur.
Nous chercherons puisque vous le
voulez, dit-il; mais 3 avez ID cher
cher deia, ct depuis ~yingt-deux ans, sill
cit etc possible de deconyrir cette fem
me, YOU l'auriez t%rouvee.
J'ai fat &C que j'ai pu, repondlt ie
noir; celia ne me dispense pasde travail.
Ter encore. Je lui al dit !: Je la trouve-
raj! il faut Ia trouver GU MOURN a Ia Ia
chs!.. Apres Ia mort de bon maftre,
ie 'commencai sur.Ie-champ Pnuvre
null m'ayait confee. Les blancs ayaieut
%partout le dessous, ct rembarquemenl
general fut ordonne. &c fut IN grand
malheur; car, a Saint Dominique, Pau.
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DON ANDRE SOLORZAVO,
COLLECTOR & AGENT,
sxasuumrpnh@ma Aans
pourtant que yous ne saviez point lie nom

p%ourtant que o ne saviez point le nom
dc ma mere.
Je disais vrai, repondit le men
diant. @ 3
II deploya lie papier, au milieu duquel
Sc i~rouvait IN trou rond de la largeur
dune piece dc yingt francs.
= Bon maftre portrait Get acte sur ga
poitrine, reprit-il en- montrant e tron...
c'est par Ia quest pas.ee la bale aui Ia
tue. En- PEASANT, ellie a enleve lie nom dc
votre mere...
Xavier saisit vivement lie papier. lie
trou de la bale, %suivait, en- effct, inn
m~ediatement ces mots Florence An
gele...
II n'ayait plus de nom de famille.
Xavier tourna ct retourua l'acte de
nuisance en- tous les sens.
- Rien l.. dit.il enin; pas I'm scuI
|indice L.. mails qu'importe apres tout ?
Je renonce de bon cear a la fortune de
cette femme
- Et Ia volonte de votre pere Sc
cria lie mendiant.
-Cette voionte etait une solte de
dernier bienfait, j'y puts renoncer.
- Y r%enoncer. petit maftre dit se
noir avec effroi. Metre en- oubli sa vo'
lont6 T.. Oh ! ne respsrez pas TAM
quill J aura dams mes veines n goatte
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J SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of IIippolyte Landry.

viii be offered at public sale, on the pre-
misses in the Brule-St.- Vincent, on Saturday
the 10th OF March 1853, at ten O'clock A. NJ.
By Desire Leblanc, Auctioneer for the Parish
Of Assumption, the property belonging TO the
Succession of Hippolyte Landry, to wit
10. A tract of land situated in the Parish
Of Assumption, in the Brule Saint Vincent,
measuring thirty-two and 10000 superficial
Charles Dupuis & on the other side by those of
widow Joseph Dupuis, together. with all the
buildings and Improvements found thereon.
20. Another tract of land situated in the
same Brule, being on the Nord Est quarter of
Section No 10, Township No 10, Range No
10 Est, measuring forty eight superficial ar
penis, bounded on one side by lands of Vim
cent Hebert and on the other side by those of
together with all the build
ings and improvements found thereon.
80. A negro man named E%tienne, aged
about 3S years.
80. Houses farming utensils, house hold and
Kitchen furniture.
Il" Terms and Conditions.
The landed property and the slave, paya-
Bile i'll three equal instalments, one third IN
march 1854, one third i'll march 1855 and the
remaining third in march 1856. The movable
property payable all sums under ten dollars,
in March next 1854, and all sums over ten
dollars, one half in March 1854 and the other
half in Marh 1855. Purchasers to furnish good
personal security, the landed property and
slave to remain specially mortgaged, and all
sums not punctually paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
annum.
The acts of sales to be passed before Andre
Leblanc, recorder, al the expense bf the pur-
chasers.
Parish of Assumption, 18th feb. 1858.
444 DESIRE LEBLANC.
~ Encanteur.
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parmi les lanes qni s'attachent aux
koacs sveltes des hauts lataniers.
Bon maftre nc voulnt point qu'on
les p~oursuiyit : mais, All moment gu lie
Ecu c~essait, au moment on il ordonnait
IA clemence, un dernier coup de fIsil re-
tentit derriere Ia lisiere dune plantation
de cafsiers, ct bon maitre, frappe dune
bale en- pleine poitrine, tomba a la rem
verse;
lie mendiant s'arrata, bris6 par ce
cruel souvenir. Xavier, ID tete penchee,
les mains j~ointes, attendait ct gardait le
silence.
e. J'arrachai lie sabre dun soldat,
reprit lie noir, ct e me precipitai. Je
~n'avais jamais frappe jasaue-la, mails il
fallait venger mon maftre.
@Qnand ! revins pres de hui, le sabre
dsgodtait de sang. Cetait le sang dun
de mes freres.
En- me yoyant, bon maitre fit signe
Z ceux qui l'entouraient de s'eloigner.
Comme lis ~hesitaient, il dit
Mia pleasure est mortelle, je le
sens. I. Je le sails. Laissez-moi seul aycc
Neptune.
sJe m'approchai aussitSt.
Neptune, me dit-il dune voix affai-
Bile dsja, e te legue mon fils; tn seras
son perez. TIL chcrcheras ccttc femme
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SIIERIFIr'S SALE.

Robert Patterson & Co. Nos 1861.
5000 81 4DOS, Us. Hardin Burnley.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fourteen
Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish Of St-Mary.
By virtue Of, and in obedience to three writs
of fl, "a, to mo directed by the Honorable the
aforesaid Court, sitting in and for the parish of
St-Mary, State aforesaid, dated october 3Qth
1852, | have seized (aGda the request ofthe
defendant Hardin Burnley willl offer at
public sale, on the plantation belonging to
the said Hardin Burnley, situated in this pa
IRISH, on Grand River, or Bayou Go-to-Heil, and
Bayou Natchez, on Saturday the 9Th day Of
March 1853, commencing at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described property, belon-
ging to the defendant, to wit
1st. A plantation, situated in the parish Of
Assumption, on Grand River, or Bayou Go-to-
He'll, and Bayou Natchez, measuring six
hundred an fifty acres more or less, together
with all the buildings and Improvements Their
con, consisting OF y dwelling house, a sugar
house, a horse sugar mill, negro cabins. etc.
Cd. Also the following named slaves, towit:
William, % years; Henry, % years; Ben, %
years; Tom, l3 years; James IL years; Sam, II
years; Betsey, SO years, & her son Robert, 8
years; Elisabeth, % years, & her child s months
old; Britannia, % years; Jane, 26 years; Aman-
da, 10 years, & Martha, Is years. .a
3D.. Also seven mules, and a horse, one pair
oxen, three horse carts and one OK cart.
Seized to pay, and satisfy said writs and
costs of suit.
To be sold IN BLOCK, without the benefit of
appraisement.
Terms and Conditions.
The above described property will be sold
at twelve months credit. The purchasers being
required to furnish good and sufficient JOINT
security, and special mortgage OF the pro-
perry sold, beaing interest from the day OF
the adjudication at the rate Of eight per cent
per annum. f5 sf8s5#
Parish Of Assumption. 2feb. 1853.
% A. F. Hickman, Sheriff.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
S ae No.@l7, mississippi street, !

Il DoNALDsONVILLE. s
John Bulls Sands and Townsend's Sarsa.
pa1illa, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs;
colds, etc, Liyerwort; and tar and canchala-
qua, for consumption, balsalm ofwild cherry
for diseases of the lungs, Compound syrup
ofNaptha, for asthma and colds. ~
Oxygenatedb itters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, etc, India cholagogue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical febrifi,ge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and govt.
Winer's Canadian verrnifuge, Longloy's
great western panacea, f%orliyer complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains of fall kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
liniment for horses, Sherman's Olosaonian,
all healing .balsam, Magical pain extractor
for alIkinds of sores, Jew David's or He
.brew's Plasters. r~anIafN Ff5 no ia
r s:
G~raefenberg Vegetable Pills.
MoTaf's do Y do
VIM. Wrightss do do
Magnetic powder for obstruction Of roa.
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
AL o:-Castor oil, Epsum salt, sulfate
de q%uinine, de Powers ct W~eightman ct de
Robiquet. =.
Poudres de seidlitz: iiloss@ .a. Hs
Doualdsonville, Is JUN 1852. yrs
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Prevent lie public quill s'est etabli a.Napo-
leonville depuis quelque temps ct ~sollicite lie
patronage DIES habisans de cette paroisse.
Une tongue experience dams Pexercice de
cette profession, lui dome Passurance que
toutes les personnes qui Phonoreront de leur
confiance seront satisfaites de son travail.
Pour la PREPARATION des pendules, IL Sc trans
portera a domicile, lorsque ce sera lie desir de
SEES clients. II
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20
yENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Si!vere Landry.

En- vertu dun ordre de la Cour du Clnquie'
me District Judiciaire de PEtat de la louisa.
ne dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous
la date du 10 Janvier 1853, il sera oflert en-
vente publique, lie Jeudi 24me jour de fevrier
1853, d dix heures du matin, a la Mason de
Cour de cette paroisse, par A. F. hickman,
Sheriff de cette p%aroisse, la propriete cl-apres
decrite, appartenant a la succession de Silve-
re Landry, SAVIOR:
Tn moroccan de terre situe dams cette parols-
Sc sur la rive eauche DIN Bayou Latourche Ell
arriere de la terre riveraine. d'Hlppolyte Car
mouche, mesurant q~uiuze pieds de face snr
quarante arpents de profondeurf bor11& en- haut
parl la terre de N. G. Pierson ct Ell Oas par
celle de Madame Marie Eugene Landry,
epouse din dit N. G. Pierson.
Ternes ct Conditions
LIE susdit moroccan de terre sera vendu pa
yable dans lie courant du mois de mars 1888,
l'acquereur fonrnissant caution ct h~ypotheque
jnsqu'a parfait Placement, ct interet a hut pour
cent par an en- cas- de non Placement a Fe-
cheancc.
Paroisse Assumption, lie % Janvier 1853.
10 A. +. HICKMAN. Sherif.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20
Tertnes ct Conditions :
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Silyere Landl,

Succession of Silyere Landry.
By virtue of an order from the Honorableth the
Fifth Judicial District Court of the State OF
Louisiana, in and for the parish of Assumption,
dated 18th January 1853. Will be offered at
public auction, on Thursday the oath day Of
February 1853, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. at the Court
House of ibis parish, by A. F. Hickman, sheriff
of the ~parish.of Assumption, the following des,
ribed property, belonging to the succession OF
Silvere Landry, to wit: .
A piece of land situated in this parish on the
left bank of Bayou Lafourche. be hind this
land of Hippolyte Carmouche, measuring tif-
teen feet front on a depth or forty arpents,
bounded above by land of N. G. Pierson, and
below by land of Marie Eugene Landry, wife
of said N. G. Pierson.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-20
VENDRE,

DEUx sUpERBEs PIANOS, de Pleyel,
parfaitement d'accord; lis seront cedes a I'm
prix reasonable.
S'adresser d M. PLoTToN, pres pEglise pa
~roissiale de Prescription. ~