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Sep 81. JAS. MTTtHELL, Can
80 FOR MOUNT VERNON al

- FOR MOUNT VERNON Am
Er ~ Fort Washington. Fare, round IN
ST. From Alexandria, IS cenis.--Avsivjgk "
WIfshi,sxfon at o'clock, P. M--Thc Sicsoer
GEORGE WASHINGTON win make tn zee fipss
a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
O'Clock, a. M, NF8r
Coaches leave the, Capitol for the H. Il s.
o'clock, Al. NJ Coach fare i o cents Persons
wishing the coaches to cali Dr. them kll Iesvc.
their names with Geo & Thomas Parks a "a.
Refreshments 70 be lad on board the l1DW
JOB COnUN,
Sep III nptain.
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FIR EAH lBiIICiN
Gallery NJ prem,,n,

~
w bagn-rreotypes. CONTAINING the largest
collection OF Iagn-rrectypes IN the Unned States,
consisting Of most OF the public men in the coun-
Try, and complete gallery Of the United States
Senate being of the attract v. ea nb,lons
70 strangers thr, can be ioond in the cily
Also SrERKosooP'o D..rrRREorl PEs whic h
have been pronounced by the most scientific men
Of Europe aud America, lone Of the greatest won
ders Of the age The. appear nearly life size nd
have all the rotundny OF nature; to most persons
the eHec, is startling .,... 4. S.
Medals awarded At the Worlds Fai, nj .ondon;
Maryland Institute 1880 81 and 50 and premium
nj the Great Far ~ Castle Garden. New York.
The h'ghe-t award. a SILVER Medal, al The great
Far Of he Metropolitan Institute, " ,shiuston
1883
l-ikene.ses taken equally wen IA all weathers
though c4ondy j. preferred excertfnr chn.iren.
Galleries, Pennsylvania Avcnue, between 4
and 9TH At,. Wa>hington, New York: Ba tnor,
Rich"o,J, Norfolk, Va, Petersburg. Va Lynch,
burg, Va W ihnaston Y c. Sep q
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
"M Mel. CRIPP,S OLD ESTAB-

wv lished Cabinet Mandatory, on the West
side Of Eleventh street, between Pennsylvania
ave nue. and f street.-A large stock Of fashion
able Furniture of his own make always on hand.
Parlor and Chamber Furniture, comprising
Mahogany, Walnut and Rosewood French Me-
dalion Sofas.
Chairs TO match, in brocatel, and Secretaries and
Bookcases, rosewood.
French-plate Mirrors, oval & long, withbrac kets.
Tables Of Louis XVIII style
Wardrobes and Dressing Bureaus and Cottage
Sc rs, very cheap. Sep 21-1t
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: -r-. ALExANDRTA AND W1SH-

sKs1 ALEXANDRIA AND wash
e ington Boat. The WASHINGTON
will leave the regular steaIuboat whurf. The boz
the Capitol at 8, 10, ~, 2i, 4, and 81 O'clock. A
Leaves Alexandra Of s, TO- 70, q, 4. sndf1
o'clock.
Leaves Washington al Q, II, III 8 a, sn{6f
O'Clock.
The above Boat can be chartered for publkor
select parties. JOB CORSON n e
Sen 21--tf# Canfsk
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NEW YORK q CALIFORNIA sTEAM-

IN ship Line via Nicaragna.--The shortest and
cheapest route for San Francisco.-The Accessory
Transit Company, Of Nicaragua, proprietors.
Through in advance of the mail. Onlyline giving
through tickets, including the Isthmus crossing.
The new double engine steamship STARpF THE
WEST, 1000 tons burthen, will leave from pier
No. North river, at . O'Clock p. M precisely
for San Juan del Norte, on Tuesday, September
20th; connecting with the new and favorite steam.
ship CORTES, 500 tons burthen, over the Mic.
aragua transit route, having but twelve miles &c
land transportation. These steamers are unsur-
passed in their ventilation and accommodation.
For information or passage at the lowest rates ap-
ply only at the agency Of the company, No. IS
Bowling Green, N. Y.
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent
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DATENT Gas REGuI.ATOR.-The In.

vDATENT GAS REIsuIATOR.-The In
IL ventor (Dr, kidder) Of this economical and
useful instrument deserves the thanks cf the gas
consuming commuury. The VA wing effected by
the use Of II viii he fou nd fully 25 per cent. in ev-
cry person gas bill II can be 40 sd jusi-d AS To
supply the gas at any desired pressure loss than
that Of the street, and when once adjusted the
Regulator will continue 10 supply the gas al that
pressure uniformly without requiring further are
or attention, and Independents, Of all the fuctuu-
tons OF tue street pressure, An additional advan-
tage obtained by this Reg ulator hght Of more
agreeable quality, in place Of the blush wiute
color Of the ordinary gas hight, occasioned by the
high pressure al which the gas is consumed. As
an evidence Of its practical niih,y il is now in OPP
Grafton in so,no of the prnc,pal hotels md large
stores in New York caty, who all bear favorable
teslimonyto It's va'ue II has also received the
united commentators OF the press.
Hotel propriclors and storekeepers in the city OF
Washington md its vicinity, desrous 10 avail
themselves Of the eeonom,ser can obtain all fur
Their information hy calling on the suhscr her who
has f',ed "a" Of these Regulators up in his store
and W. Y've IN illustration Of II.
EDWARD NJ. BrrELER
Practical tras F,tter and Plumber
Spuih West corner 81 9rtI md - streets
Sep g2--2 sw3u.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
EsSs zsa CHANGE OF HOURS.-On
&tS9 6ssss@Elllu and ofcr WadnasJay Ina 10

r.. r-Essszzsza CHANGE OF HOURS.-On
80 - and after Wednesday, June 1st,
1883, daily trains Sundays excepted will run over
this road agreeably to the following arrangement:
train for Warrenton and intermediate points
will leave the Station. corner OF Duke and Henry
streets, AT s O'Clock, A. NJ.
Returning will leave Warrenton at quarter
past ! o'clock P. NJ, arriving in Alexandria at
quarter before p. M.
A train from Cnlpepper TO Alexandra and inter
mediate points will leave Culpepper at o'clock
A. M, arriving in Alexandria at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Returning will leave Alexandra at 3 o'clock r.
M, arriving in Culpepper at quarter before Q
O'Clock.
daily stage is running between Gordonsville
and Culpepper, in connection with the cars on this
and the Virginia Central Routes
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Esszza2Hu TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS.
s1ls.-.2. Leave daily, except Sunday, at and
s A. M, 81 and 5 p. M.
On Sunday at A. NJ, and 5 p. M.
The Train at p. M. is express, and stops only
at Annapolis Junction and Relay the others at all
way stations.
Trains at s A. M. and % p. NJ, connect with
Annapolis.
Trains al G A. M. and p. NJ, connect West
Trains at O and A. M, and S P. NJ. connect
East.
Fare from Washington 10 Baltimore. 81 25
Do do do and return / so
Do do Annapolis. l IS
Do do do and return / so
The round trip tickets must, in all cases. be pro-
cured at the Office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. T. III. PARSONS,
Sep 2l--tfx Agent.
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III LLOYD Il CO., Claim. Pension, aud ROun-
IL ty-Land Agents Fifteenth street, opposite the
Treasury, Washington. 60, ),
Cash advanced on Claims.
Claims before Congress or the United States
that have been abandoned by other agents as
worthless, have been successfully prosecuted BY
us. Letters addressed Us above, post paid will
be promptly attended 10.
Also, extra pay due officers, sailors, &c. Iought
or collected Sep 2I-H
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Tor RFNT, the building now being I'm

NOR RENT, the building now being lin
Il ished on the northeast corner of It'll street and
Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first door has been constructed for Bank
ing Establishment, Of marble, with vaults &c, and
two store on .7th street. The basement is con-
strucied 10 embrace all The modern convenences
for restaurant ia connexion with kitchen and
vaults for coal oysters provisions &c. The restau-
rant com municates bothfon in ando out doors, with
the second story (which i composed Of four rooms,
commu niranny Though ample folding doors, for
the accommodation OF either large or small private
parties. Should the second story no, be taken in
connexiou with the resta,irant the rooms will be
rented for Offices The third story emb races near
ly the whole extent Of the balding, and is well
adapted for con. nudious bardroom for three
tables. The fourth story embraces the whole ex-
tent Of the building, and is well adapted for
printing room or an,ory, and If not rented will be
reserved for ineeting and exhibition room. Gas
and water and all the modern i'm pro vements have
been introduced on each door Of this building, and
its position, situated N the very heart OF the most
business portion Of Washington, must ensure large
profits TO competent tenauts
Apply TO or address s. C. BARNEY
Sep Cliff F., bet 0 and 7th SITS, Washington.
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] .r-sa Z ron PINEY POINT, !,

sEazEi e Point and Norfolks--Thc St&aaer
OCEoLA, having been thoroughly repaired Hill,
on the 9th of July, commence running regI1rly
10 the above places-leaving Washington krv
"Wednesday and saturday al ocnck, A. N Re-
turning. leave Norfolk every Monday and hrs
day at4 O'clock, p. M. She win touch red irlv
at Piney Poitf, Old Point, Cone river, and { lin
termcdiatc landings on the Potomac for siguI or
TO Ia nd, and viii arrive AT Norfolk in time "a he
James river boats and for the Southern cars1
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk. ........$
Do DO Old Point.
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TxTRA PAY.-To sailors, Marines, on

ExTRA PAl.-IO Sailors, Marines, OH
Ia GERS. &c.--Those who served in the Pacif.
ocean, on the coast OF California aud Mexiro
during 1876 upio 1862. and also those OF the late
Arctic Expedition in search OF Sir John Franklin,
will have their claims attended 10 a, reasonable
commission by directing, post pad. TO US. Agents
abroad NAV also md rs of 20 them Adj
vances made.
Claims of all kinds VIII receive oar energetic
attention, as heretofore.
LLOYD a. Co.
Sepol General Clam A We pts
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FOR SOUTHAMPTI5NI AID

,&xS4EM Havre.--The United States Mail
= Steamer FRANKLIN, J. "A. Wottop,.
commander, will leave for Havre, touching III
southampton, to land mails and passengers, Oh
Saturday, Septe mber "a, at IL o'clock, from Pier
NJ. 4, North River. Price of passage $780,
Luggage not wanted during the voyage, should W
scht on board the day before sailing, marked obj
low No merchandise will be received on board
after Thursday, September 22d. For freight Or
passage, apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
Sep 21--lt Agent, SO Broadway, NJ. Y
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, and
! Southampton United States Mail

NMINE<HF UhIttd States Mail
"a Steamers.--The ships comprising
this line are the WASHINGTON Captain E. M.
Fitch HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins.
and returning
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4 TrORNsy For THE PROsECuTIoN

=. = ?
AN nrv work warranted sen 81 II
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sCOUR SUPREME.

Nous a%pprenons avec regret que 'e
jpgement rendu par l'Hon. Jugc RAN
DALI dams I'affaire de Madame veuve a
TErB, vs.. BLANCHARD, Elmer ct Go a
etc renverse par Ia Cour Supreme.
~" Non settlement la reclamation qni fai~
salt robjet du process est anjourd'h"i
,perdue pour Madame Tete, mais ellie
est aussi condamnee a payer les immen-
ses frais qu'occasionnent toujours les
aIp,pels a Ia Cour Supreme, appeb fats
dams cette Circumstance par MN.
Blanchard, Einer, ct Go.
Voici lie cadre du jugement, tel que
nous le trouvons dams le Della !:
SUCCESSION of Auguste Tete, widow
4. tTete, appelIees, vs. Blanchard, Elmer
& Go, ct. al. appellants +: Appeal from
Fifth. District Court of Assumption
Eustice, G. j. Judgement reversed, pro-
ceedings before Notary set aside, prefe-
renee claimed by appellee, to be paid
out Of the property Of The succession, aI-
ministrators to sell the property of the
succession without delay and pay the
debts, appellee to pay costs as far as
incurred, touching her claim Of prefe-
n .uEE. IN
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recompense de son ~devouement au pays.
Il emportait dams la vie privee ses enna-
mis- ct ses pleasures, souls profits qni re-
viennent en- general aux honnetes gems
coupables d'avoir travaille pour ieur pas
tic en- s'oubliant enx-memc<. .....
Pendant ce temps, GuiIlaume do
range attendait, non sansf alter l'evene-
ment par tous moyens en- son pouvoir,
que lie peuple, don't il ttait I'idole, lui
cit fait du corps des deux freres les deux
marches don't il await besoin pour mon
ter au siege du stathouderat. .sa
Or, lie 20 aodt 1872, comm nous Pa
yons dit Ell c%ommenGant &C chapitre,
toute la vile %courait au BrotenhoF pour
a~ssister a la sortie de prison de Cornell
lie de Witt, partant pour l'exiI, ct voir
quelles traces la torture await laissees
sur lie noble corps de Get homme qui sa>
Wait 81 bien son HORACE. ass
EmpressoDs-nous ~d'ajouter que tonte
cette multitude qui Sc rendait au Rry-
tenhoff ne sly rendait pas settlement
dams cette innocente intention d'assister
a un spectacle, mais que beaucoup, dams
ses rangs, tenaient a jouer un role, GU
plutot a doublcr NJ empIoi quits trou-,
vaient avoir ete mai rempIi. vi. /
Nous ~youlons parker de I'enpIoi de
bouIreau. at. MEa.- b
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Terms aud Conditions.
N DE SUCCESSION.

Secession de Dernon Simoncaux.
En- vertu DUN decret de la Cour du Cinuuie-
me District Judiciaire de FEtat de la Louisia-
ne dams etpour la paroisSe Assumption. SOUS la
date du 10 avril 1853, il sera otiert en- vente pu-
bliQue, a la Maison de Cour d e cette paroisse,
par Desire Leblanc, encanteur pour cette
p~aroisse, Samedi lie p mai 1853, a dix heures
du matin, la propriete suivante, appartenant
a la succession %Simoneaux, SAVIOR:
Une terre situee e n cette paroisse, au Bayou
Pierre-Part, mesurant sept arpents de face
plus GU moins, sur la rive Quest du dit bayou,
sur la profondeur qui sly t%rouve, bornee DUN
cote par la terre de Jean-Baptiste Guillot, ct
de Fautre cote par celle de Marcelin Simo-
neaux, ensemble aveo toutes les batisses ct
authorizations qui sly trouvent,
5"a Conditions de la vente :
Motto en- mars 1854 ct Fautre Motto Ell
mars 1855. L'acquereur fournissant bonnie ct
s%uffisante caution, ct hypotheque spectacle
avec interet a raison de hut pour cent par
an en- cas- de non pavement a echeance.
Paroisse Assumption. lie Ii avri! 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 Encanteur.
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recita dune soix ferme ct ell scandant
les vers scion leur mesure, la premiere
strophe du Justum ri tendcem d'Horace,
n'avoua Tien ct lassa non settlement la
force, mais encore he fanatisme de SEES
bourreaux. ae@."r -..
Les JUICES men d~echargerent pas moins
Tyckelaer de toute accusation, ct men
rendirent pas moins contrc CorneilIe
une sentence qui lie degradait de toutes
ses charges ct dignites, lie condamnant
aux frais de la justice ct lie bannissement
. erpetuite du tie rritoire de la republic
que. @ersa@ aa
C'etait deja quelque chose pour la
satisfaction Gu peuple, u interets Gu
quel s'etait constamment voue Corneille
de Witt, que Get arrst rendu non seuIe-
n,ent contre un innocent, mais encore
contre I'm grand ~citoyen. Dependant,
CONNIE on va lie voir, ce n'etait pas as
seq. aea# -s8aaB gsz ssss Asa
Les Atheniens qui ont laisse une as
seq belle reputation d'ingratitude, lie
cedaient sous ce point aux Hollandais.
lis Sc contenterent dc banrir AIRS
tide. ss fasag i
Jean de Witt, aux premiers bruiis de
Ia mise en- accusation de son frere. SIC.
TAFT dennis dc So charge de grand pen
sionnairc. Celui-la etait aussi dignemcnt
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Joseph IIopson, d6cedf,

ouSICSsioH Wv "'SSt' AAoTSo", uISNuN .
En- vertu dun d6cret de la Cour du Cinquie-
me District Judiciaire de FEtat dc la Louisia-
he dams ct pour la p~aroisse Absorption, sous
la date du is avril 1853, rendu dams lattaire
de la Succession de Joseph Hopson, il sera
otfert en- vente publique a la residence de
William ". Pugh, Ell cette paroisse, par De-
sire Leblanc, encanteur pour la paroisse sus-
dite, Samedi lie 2Sme jour du mois de mai
1853, a dix heures du matin, les prophecies CT
apres decrites, appartenant a la succession de
Joseph Hopson, savolr:
10. Une negresse nominee Nancy, agee de
% ans, ct son enfant Emely agee de 3 ans.
20. Meubles de menage ct batterie de cui-
sine.
80. Tn mulet, I'm cheva], un buggy ct ses
h~arnais, ct IN lot de cochons.
Conditions de la vente
La negresse ct son enfant payables en- trois
termes egaux, un tiers en- mars 1854, I'm tiers
en- mars 1856 ct lie dernier tiers en- mars 1856.
lie mobilier, toutes sommesa u-dessous de dix
p~iastres compliant, ct toutes sommes au-dessus
de dix piastres en- mars 1854. Les acquereurs
fournissant leurs billets avec cautions solidai-
res, ct h%ypotheque spectacle sur pesclave, ct
toutes sommes qui ne s~eraient pas ponctuelle-
ment payees a echeance porteront interet 4
raison de huit pour cent par an.
Assumption, lie 10 avril 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 EnCaDtelr.
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NENTE PAR lie SHERlF.

AppoIinc For!untc Fou|o" de- l)ous,
venve de L~trrriere ct al. No 4OS 70.
Enphtmic Materre, ,.n.e de F. Mia.
ttrr'ere Leves9nc, ,ut'icc, &c.
LETAT DELALUUlSlANE.-Co
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire dan.
ct pour la pareisse Assumption. rs
En- yertu dun ordre De s1isie ct de vents. F.,
moi adresse par FHone-able la sssdite Con-,
siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse Assomptios
Etat s,sdit, date lie 2e.mars 1853.
Cai saisi ct j%ofirirai en- yente publioue, su
fhabitation appartenant q Ia defendersm..
Madame i. NJ. Lateriere Levesaue, situe.
dams la ~nssroisse Assumption, sur la rive gau.
che du Rayou Lafourchc, ( environ ouats
miles de Donaldsonville. lie Sanledi 7n.e iow
de Maj proclaim, c%ommeneant a onze heur.,
dn matin, les prophecies cl-a pres decritp,, AZ.
partenant a Madan.e +. NJ. Lsferriars l.'
vesque. SAVIOR "..s@ .l.H .."
10. inc ha bi.ation etablie en- sucreyie, q.
tttee dams la paroisse Assumption, sur Ia ,i,s
gauche du Bayou Lafourche, 4 environ oua,,,
miles du tiersve Mississippi n:csurant cinq Al.
penis he ACE au dit Bayou, sur unc proioudeu
de Cnatre-Elngt arpelttS, mas ouvrant dune
manlerc q donner mil arrents ce slperfci,,
bornca cd Haut par les terres ID Manuel MOI.
son, ct Ell bias pr ccllesde Matthias Maritime.
ensemble avec toutes les b &iis3es ct Az. sIioa:
tlolss gni en- uepondent.
20. AuSsl delsx cheyaus. vinyt-sept ,nulet,,
delH %etaiohS. sept bGuts. quarants ,tetes d
betes q eornes, tel que Fachcs, veaux,s eir,
ONE charretses b ehevauN, dcux charrettesi
hEu1s: un dlable, I'm dray. ct tous les outit
"a Tatolres appartenant i Ia ditto Ia bitation..j
80. Aussi les Dixaute-deux e~sclases suivsn,
appartenant Il Fhabitation suSlite, don't l,1
nons ct ages sont CONNIE suit, sa vol:
Lewis 20 ans; Denis 81 ans; Anthony -
ans: Joseph % ans: AIexandre IS ans; Henry
rs ans; Wlnny 20 ans; Frederic Is ans; Hen.
rlette IL, ans ct ses deux e%nfans, III age d.
trols ans ct ldutre d I'm an; John 10 ans: VIII
liam jackson 20 ans; Suzan. Smith 20 ans ct
son entant age de hut ans; Daphnee Granger
Is ans; Hannah cambridge 81 ans; Bave1Iy
cambridge IA ans; Martha 10 ans; Julia Maj.
TIN 10 ans; Neston Reessel II ans: Nancy Blair
% ans. ct SEES deux %enfants, un age de cinq ans
lautre dun mols; Sarah Fry .l8 ans, ct sos
trois e%nfants, Oscar, age de cina ans, Paul
3 ans ct FaNtre IS mois: Martha Fry is ans,
ct ses trols ~enfants, Justin 6 ans, Eliza 3 an.
Ursin age de 6 mois; Phillip Bataille 2anns
Lucy Hamberry % ans; Henry. Lee 16 ans
John Dickinson 90 ans; osburn 80 ans; James
Mott % ans; Warner Squire 10 ans; Jeffrey
10 ans; Hope James ~ ans; Ned 70,
p ans; julia Frances 81 ans; Lewis %
ans; Ellen Carroll rs ans; Cornelius az ans
Jackson 10 ans Ruban Harrington 81 ans;
Tom Lee 81 ans; Grace Jefferson ct SON enfant
Lavlnia u ans; Frank Perry 80 ans; Leroy
Newton 81 ans !; Barrel Davis % ans; Julia
Is ans; pelliah Christian % ans
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DESIRE LEBLANC,
AuC1iOnecr.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cou,
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire -
PaIoi>>e Assumption.
Succession de Narcotic DaigIe, de-
flnte femme de Narcisse Irahant.
Attendu que Narcisse Trahant, administra-
teur de la Succession de sa detunte femme
Narcotic Daigle. a depose Ell Cour un compile
de son administration alnsi qu'une petition en-
demandant Fhomologation.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d;ayoir d deduire sous
dix jourS les raisons pour lesqueIles lie dit
conpte ne serait pas approuve ct honologue
ct les Ionds entire scs mains repa1tis contor-
mement au dit compte.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption. lie ID anvil 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 Grttier.
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ANNOUNCES

mauvais esprit, Sc nommait, CONNIE DIS
croyons deja Favor dit, Tyckelaey, ct
.ctait chirugien de profession. a.raf
II vint declarer que Corneille de Witt,
~desespers, CONNIE il l'avait du reste
prouve par son apostolic, de l'abroga-
ton del'edit p~erpetuel, ct enfamme de
haine contre Guillaume d'Orange, await
donne mission q un assassin de deliver
la republique du nouveau stathouder, ct
que Get assassin c'etait lui, Tickelaer,
qui bourreIe de remords ala seuIe idee
de Faction qu'on lui demandait, aimait
mieux reveler lie crime que de lie COM
metre. 3.s sH5aa9 8 #9a sa4
M~aintenant, que ion juge de l'explo-
sion qui Sc fit parmi les orangistes a la
nouyelle de ce compiot. lie procureur
fiscal fit arrater CorneiIle dams sa mai
son, lie l6 aout 1872; lie Ruart de Pull
ten, lie noble frere de Jean de Witt. SUI
bissait dams INT sale du Brytenhoff la
torture preparatoire destinee a lui ARA
cher, CONNIE IL plus wills crimineIs,
de son %pretendu complot contrc
Guillaume. a*Hf4 s 41afagas
81 Mais Corneille etait non settlement
un grand esprit, mas encore un5 grand
ceur. II etaitd cetie famille de mar
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court 49, Pa.
ri~h Of Assumption.
In the matter of the Succession of Mar
celtic Daigle, deceased wifi: of MAJ
ci>se T,ahant.
Whereas Narcissc Trahant administrator of
the Succession of his deceased wife Narcotic
Daigle, has this day fled with the Clerk of
said Court, an account of his administration,
together with a petition praying that the same
be homologated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may
concern to show cause. if any they have, in ten
days after the publication hereof, why said
account should not be approved and homolo-
gated, and the toands III his hands distributed
in accordance sierewith.
by order OF the Court.
Assumption, this l3'h april 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
81 Clt,k.