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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-28
G.. III. BURCKHARTT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, HUNTSVILLE, M
XTTILL practice law in the counties of Randolph
w Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe, Adair
and Schuyler. All business entrusted to him will
receive his prompt attention.
Office ihfhe second story above Nc cCampbell &
Coates store. IOct 24-34
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-04-28

The &ason-Seamer Independence--Loss of
the Tennessee-.fustralia Excitement
agric,ltre-P Population Chiness-Bu.
siness Prospects, Land Commissioners.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons interested o;
this parish of Assumption, that the undesigne,
has delivered his tableau of Taxes for the yea;
1852, in the parish Recorders Office.
All persons interested are hereby required
to make their objections to said tableau if any
they have within the delays required by law,
Assumption, February 23rd 1853.
ALFRED TETE, rr
~ ,su. ta. ~s.0A.ssa re Assessor. u,
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=
18th Ward. At or near the residence off
Penisson; commissioners, Eiipnne Pt
Nilsson fills, Zephirin Giroir and Cleo.
phas Penisson. 'oS@ .@s%
18th Ward. At or near the residence OF A
Simoneau, in Pierre Part; comini-si,
ners, A, S,moneau and j. ". Porche. T
l4th Ward. At or neal the residence of
Ren'rop, in Grand River; cnnmissn:
ers, Pierre Theriot, Dorcino Rentrol
and Charles Gros.
-@Ihe commissioners of the sewers
pr'ecin"ts appointed by the Police Jn,,
of tn" Parish Of Assumption, are h"reh.
required to hnld said election aud T..
make the returns thereof according l..
law.
Parish Of Assumption. Feb. .6th 1852
"a A.. r. HICKMAN. Sheriff
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-06

fa.r. II dit guclg,nes mois .an coel,tr.
IL hi nit nn louis dams la main. ct Ia
lnu,de soitpre ca,nHp-nG, a h,dler lc
pave sur les tracfsde IN ehaise de poste.
DE. Ii matin. Ie NOR await Wessei'ti M
joi,rrsfe osagcu<c.. Avant de gutter 81
.nan>arde, ii <'atait arms de to'ites pie
cr-, etest a-dlre 4a'il await rris 'c re>tr
de son pecnie. M
Tant qu'on resta dams Paris, ie 6acre
n'cnt poin, t,op de rnine ! snis,r Ia
lchai<c de postc.. III gi'g,ia n,sr'e Dull
que pen, ct, Ell pa..ani le pont Louis
XIV, lie, denx ,.he.aox de lonage re trn,,-
weren't 4 marches dc front ;,y.c les co,ir-
.iers de lapo-lr. IL msnli'nt ordonra
.,ns-itot an .cocEer dc reder k pas. &c,
TAFT ~ ordrs supe,Hu. A petite. en- ffsit.
Ia chni.e de po>te M -,,lir lancie SIR ie
.ahis mi DIES chasnps-Ely<ees, quune
large distance satablit.
Frrne !! cfia le mendiant par Ia
portiera..3 f9.'s
N'ayez pas peuf, 6onrgesis !! re-
ponditt |c eeehtr, en- aPp'lj ant sur er
drrHier gini aysc snnrnoise ironie;;
nous les ratt,aperon- a Ia monise.
En- efe,t. A III J b Ctr qni proceeds III
barriere deIEtoiie, Ie tiacreI regagna "
terrain pcrda. 4. setait trains par des
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-06

sht vaax forts. mais ,ifnx. don't les des-
centes ronpaientis IL jarnhe>. 1
A une ii,ue de H.. bari iere, lie cocher
Sc reiourna sur son Siege. asU 81
- Ahsca. bourgeois, dit-il, % %allons.
nous co,nmt ca ..#,sgYIi II
Neplnne, molatra do doigt Ia chaise dc
poste. "a 9
- Comm reponditle coeher. Nous
ailons gu IL so,lt..- on Won't liz 3s1 q 1si
Va 'to'.jour- ! CHA Neptune avee
impaiicnrr; IN seras pave. f !
liz cM;her allongea ,tn eonpde fnuet
a ser hairs. ct reprit featretien.s 9sa
= Not maitre. dif-ii, sous parlez bier !;
mails al deux bona chcvatlx 'gne IL sni,
IN train dc creser, et...sauf respert...
.ons ne m'asez pas i'air...ice qui sap
pelIe Gale. IT,.
Neptune ira u donztine de- napo-
ieons 4u'il montra au 20, her. CeIui.ti
ft au--itot cla4uer son fouet ayee en-.
thon.ia-me. .iiAi III 8
-Dien de Die0! / mirmura til, il
fant ci,oire que c'cst nn fer meter tont
de meme que { etre mauricand !! S.
A Saint.G ermain-rn.La.e, la chaise
s'alraia pour relayer. l.ehfiacre Ia de-
passs, et prits DE- Fayanc. qu'iridevail
perdre bient5t. Les deux chevaux COM
nencaient ! sooa1er dapIorablement.
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,etatr Get ~ .olIgear d. Louis
XIV, qni vondr,ii qn'on por.at encore la
mtraqae poritee, iipee h,niz "stale ct
L. ca,ogan =. Ma parole d'honnenr,
madame, Je ne puts pas mh,bi.utr !
reia.
Ia ms,.,rluise fit contre fortune bon
ce II, II ii, >igi,.e a Gntrai de nmntcr.
= C'roy z-.noi. i sous sonh'z. dit Al
fred a {. drrnicr. voas ates mo,iid moius
Laid an'hi H.. Von> avi,z lair d IN de-
t,rri... ma Parolt d'hon,'e,r.
la oh aisc pa,tii. En- pp~issart soas Ia
porte cothere. Carral ct madame de
r mhsyc apeacatenta Ia foss lie e
dilut 4nir, dnnt I'G.l ardent plongca
dams II ,olture. stai
Encore ret homme !! m,irnnra u
,nar4ni-e. .tai ne put Sc defendre dun
movement de- f.:,ys.nr. ]
II y adams Ia persistence dcsce
'ir6le qietsne chose qae Z ne conn
p~rrrnis pas. pen>a de sen role Gsrraa.
@ mnd ~ jeune NJ. Alfred L.effbyre.
des Vaiiaes. il sc contenta de lnarnnirer
IN souriant so
- be fit est que, ie diable mems
porte, il John await en- settlement denx
aus az plus. e fanrlis faitsboxer contrr
caf masurnaud H.. IL affT9
Neptune, hi, s..stait Glance ers le
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'fesoyait, dams o imagination eff ay-r
seat etein d'cmb6ches ct de sang aus
Sy'iercs Z
4 jeta autour de lui nm regard irraso-
y; - sis, IL long du trottoir oppose, IN
aafre atteie de deux fnts cheyaux. |,
scsplfa plus llbreHcnt.
jc les suivrai !se dill.
4 &c Hsatpent, madame de Rnmhrye.
sagefc V graiicnsc comine uee .une
alle. s'slanca das.s h chai-e de ro-,e
asant sdemoattr, ellie await dit i Carrai:
Mons eroas seuis; nous aHrens le
3Mps de causes.
Alii< ellie await ccmpte sans le icane
a.. Alfred I.ef6yre des Valifes. 4ni
seialt comrnodament stcndn snr t'um
w RpaQgeltcs. Madame de Kamhsy..
= pat retenir IN geste d'imra,ience.
vous ne vous ATTENDING i.as i me
soaser y dit II grand queen ase.: M
w el'als ct bruyant; j. fais roatc avec
's''s's. Y diable m'cmpostt l..
H.. y croytts que vons partiez ave
Sssae e Md Rumbrye, rst,srtit se-
sasncnt Ii masq.ise.
I'd Alfred des Vallses tira de III pocht.
NJ pesite agglace ct se mira cemplaisa,n.
&C. W diabie Il NJ. de Ranbrye me
rssa la'nals e..voyases ~ysc hi . grom-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-06

4ar.< District-A Ia Mai-on de Cour de cpt,e
:. paroissee; conmissaires, G.. l.. Mavor
~ ct A. NJ. Foley.
pae IHstrict--Au billiard de nj. e. E. Gau-
~. tiier, d P%aincotrtville; comInissaires.
NJ, j. B. Dugas, Felix GiIlet, eli G.. w.
jones. lss.gs 4t s.
rome District-Chez Dufossard Landry on
! dams lie voisinagp; commissaires, E,g.
20 C.meau fills, Vileor Leblanc ct Sieve.
vr rim Landry. af"I'
] fine District-Chpz Francois Mollere !:
commissioners, Hippolyte Braud, et
~ Marcelin 4. Leblanc.
i2me District-Chez Eiienne P6nisson on
dams. Ie, voisinage; co'nmissaires, T..
Penisson fills, Cleophas Penisson ct Zephi-
rim Giroir.
i3me Distric,-Chez .Anaclet Simoneau ou
Of dansales voisinage; commissaires, Ana.
clet Simoneau ct J. Y. Porche.
lame District Chez Dorcino Ren,rop on
s5a dams lie yoiSinage; commis>aires, Piet-
s1a re !Theriot,, ID. Rentrop ct Chs. Gros.
:. .GTIGs .commissaires detection de'
ditfcrrus bpeanx Ci.desSns nomrta. pa,
le Jury de Police dc Ia paroi>.e " mn
ton, s"nt re.quis de- te'ir la ditc cleo, Oh.
ct d-ei f,ire les retnurs ~, Sheriff sou ST.
giIt confof,ntn.eM a liz loi. '4
,Paroi,se Assumption. lie 26 fey. 1853.
III aat Te- A. +. Hickman. Sit,if
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VENTE Die SUCCESSION.
Succession d.lI,ppoiyte Landry.

a." Ef.t- -.4-
Il sera ofsrt en- We lts publiaue par Dssirt
Leblanc, eacanteac p,ur la pAroisse Assomp.
ton, sur les 'isux, dams lie Brajs Saint-Vincent,
Samedi lie 10 mars 1853, a dix heures du ma
tin, les pro- ri stss appartsaant a la success
sion de feu Hippo'yte Landry, savoir:.
10. Une terre situ5e en- cette p~aroisse, dams
lie B,hie Saint Vincent, mesurant trente-icux
acres Ell 10, 900 de superficie, bornee d'un cot
par la terre de veuve joseph Dupu:S, ct oe
r'autre cots par ceIie de veuye Charles Du-
puts, ensemble avec tlutes les batisses ct anne
sloratlons qul sly trouvent.
q. Une autre terre situse dams lie meme
Brute. dans lie quart Nori Est de la S,ctioi
No. IL, Township NJ 10. de Ia Rangee NJ 10
Est, ineslrant quarante. hut arpeTts de super
ficie. borne d'ul cote par la terre de Vincent
HILBERT, ct de i'autre cote par ceile de ..tt.
ensemble avec toutes les batisses
ct authorizations qui sly %trouvent.
g.. I'm negre, nomme Etienne, age d;enyi-
ron 80 ans.
40. Quelques animaux, efets mobiliers, ou-
ills aratoires ct batterie de cuisine.
t"m!l,tun> de- liz ,.,str.
Les terres ct P~esclave payables en- trois ter
mes egauX, IN tiers Ell mars 1854, un tiers
Ell mars 1885, ct lie dernIer tiers en- mars
1856. LIE mol ier payable, toutes somnles
au dessous lie dix piastres, Ell mars 1854 et
tautes so nn,es au-lessus de dix piastres Motto
en- mars 1854 ct l;autre motto Ell mars 1855.
Les acqnereurs fourniront BONES ct sutfisantes
cautions ct hy~potheque speciaie sur la terre
1T FeSctave, ct toute- sonline qui lie sera pas
payeea fecneance poEtera interet a raison
lie HUT pour cent par an. .aa
Les actes de vente seront passes, par de-
want indre Leblanc, recorder, aux frais des
ac4aefeurs.
i'",eisse Assumption. lr IS ffv. 1853.
Dtsire Led!anc,
% E.ncnmtcur.
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AVIS

Est par le present dome aux c~ontribuable:
de la p~aroisse Assumption. que lie soussigne q
&c jour deposs lie tableau de Taxes pour Pan
nee 1852, VI bureau du Recorder de cettt
paroisse. f. .EsEsT3E - u
Toutes personnes interessees sont requise>
lie faire IeurS objections dams les deiais requi>
par la loi. '~...t1 -.o'
Paroisse Assumption, % fsvrier 1853. -
ALFRED IETE,
II AsscS.cur.
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WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels,
,nuie to order, at reasonable prices and ac-
ca mmodaiing terms b. applying at Nol11
fUonniseaviiie. ,ag b aV IL
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49, Louisiana, dated l9;h Fe
bruary F53,e Elections will he held IN III
parishs,5f u ssiimp,ion, on Monday, the al
day Of april 1853, from . O'Clock 4
Al. Ia 4 u'cltnk PM. for the purpose I,
eIeacting 4 Chief Justice of The Sup,Gm
Court Of the State of Louisiana; an Oh.
Associate u ustiic.e, fr the Second Disl,ic:
composed Of that portion, of The City of Ne,
Orleans, which is situated above tie lin
extending long the middle of III Ia SIRE"
until II strikes tia,ss New Orleans Canal, a,n.e
thence down said Canal 10 the Lake. ali,
the paii shes ef ] Jefferson, 81 John the Bar.
list, S,lCbaries, st James. Ascension AS
s~nnption, Lafrirche Iaterier, Terrebonne,
I%bcryille, aid West Baton Rouge.
The places Of Elections ere As fellows
FIRST WARD. At or near joan A!eman's
scr residence: commissioners, Octave vi
lal YES, Nellie Leblanc and ). Aleman.
and Ward. Al arsnear Gabriel Rodriguez
II. coffee hssise; commissioners. The.
phile Fernandez, Andre .Acosta and
Trasimead Traiant.
5rd Ward. At or near t.e plantation Of Sc
yerin Landry near the ~parrochia
church; commissioners, Alex. Guiliot.
N~arcisse Temp!e,, g. r. NJ. helancnn.
ith Ward. Al OF near Marias Albagnac'
residence: commissioners. E. Landr,
W.. w. pagh d Marius Aibagnac.
5th Ward. Al sr near, Drauzin Himel's r.
sMence;; commissioners, j. Lefiwicl
Glairviih HiInel and L. A. T'Gte.
9Th Ward. At or near the coffee house q
Maxile Baa.dreaux; commissioners. II
Labadie, Avg. Fremin and L. Landr,
7h Ward. At of 4ear The plantation Of /.
b. lMailhsi; commissioners, W. a.Sims
Nincr1,, La.Ha,y d. Charles Beliot,
sh Ward. !Atithe court house; cemmissim-
ers, G. L. Mayor and 4. Nj. Foley.
sh Wari. At the asiIIatd room Of J.. G.. i
sGaafhier, IN Paincouttville; conmissi,
aers,aj. ID l. Dngas, Felix Gille. {
G. w. jones. a
tath Ward. At or neat the residence !.
as.eaossaM Landry; commissioners, /.
ColAeaa afls, vileor Leblanc and SIEVE
lin Landry.
alth Ward. At the residence Of MoI'em
commissioners, Hipo!lyte Himel, MAJ
ceinsA. Leblanc.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession, of IIippoIy,e Landry. {

Succession of l~iippolyte Landry.
Will be offered at public sale, on The pre-
misses in the Bfule-St-vincsnt, on Saturday
the 10Th OF March 1858, at ten O'clock Al. y M.
By Desire Leblanc, Auctloneer for the Parish
of Assumption, the property belonging to the
Succession OF HippoIyte Landry, to wit
To- A tract Of land situated in the Parish
Of Assumption, in the Bruie Saint Vincent,
measuring thhty-two aud 10000 superficial
acres, bounded on one side by lands OF widow
Charles DuPuis & on the other side by those Of
widow Joseph Dupuis, together with all the
.uildings AMI i'm Improvements found thereon.
20. Another tract of land situated in the
same Brule, being on the Nord Est quarter OF
Section No IL, Township No IS, Range No
10 Est. measuring forty eight superficial ar
.)ents, bounded Oh one side byaialads OF Via-s
cent Hebert and on the other side by those Of
together with all the build
algs and Improvements found thereon.
80. A negro mar named Etienne, aged
about SO years.
80. Houses farming utensils, house hold and
Aitcheen furniture.
Tenn. and Conditions.
The landed property and the slave, paya-
Die in three equal instruments, one thlrd III
.ilarch 1851 one third in march 1855 aud the
ealaining third in march 1856. The inoveab.e
property payable all sums unler ten dollars,
II March next 1854, and all sums over ten
collars, one half III M lrch 1854 and the ether.
aft in Marh 1885. Purchasers to furnish good,
PERSONAL security, the landed property and
] ave u remain specially moftgaged, and all.
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Maiecia, Ciirureien ct A~ccoucheur, s'est
atabIi a PaiacoutEi!ie pour y esercer sd pro-
f@ession. Il ~s'occupera speciaIenaeiit DIES nlala-
dies qai attaignel,t les femnes ct les e~ntants;
ainsi que DIES operations chirureiques. Il don
nsra egalement tous ses SONS ponr la gutrison
DIES rnaux de dents ct De bouche.
Son bureau ses;rouve chez les frefes BLAS-
cHaRp. dams la maisoil yoisine de M. f. E,
Malliot.
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\ YENDRE.
NOTICE.
~Y.S--e 80 -p :
1sSI~S - I[.N - X

Physician, Surgeon and Aceoueheur, has
located himself at Paincourtviile font the pra-
tice Of his profession. He will give particular
attention to diseases of woman and children,
and surgical cases. He will also attend to
diseases of the teeth and month. l.Es5 ..ssgsu
Office at Mr. v. B~.auchard's next to Mr.
Malhict.
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EAESYAeM MeyAeEs

Pursuant TO law and pro
,ANx~A ciatnaiion Of His Exec;
MA@tesA lency PaulO. Hebr,t, &c
ENe1EEEES vernon OF the Stale ~
$~ Il En,iG.na daf.d oh T..
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Tout Ienr corps mmaii, ct de lafses3e b
%gon.tes de ,spr,,r collaifAt Il leur con etfsI
a Ia naissanee de la eronpe. a9ssea 8 ID b.el
- Essentials hnin encore denx poCstes
eomme celia ? dcmanda Neptune avecsd
in4uiatndc. a : I'll saeshi aa9a
- U.ux postrs.! rerondit lie cocher;
deax po.tes J., je he men charge pas,
mairre, aquands Gus me donaefirz
.toas les ~jaanets que sous m'asez men~-
9.4s4 ssa.s K asse,,ss8 hss.st4
VI toajonrs ! dit le negre en- dissi-
.m,lant son disappointment is. qsi1seds
/ La chaise dc poste 8, atlelfe de cheyaux 81
fraiS, ct laresr az gilop sur une descen-
.te, passa. en- ce isotDent cpnne Ia fou~
Dire aup,eS du panvrr tE,ere. Nh J 1.b.
80 Fcrme +! cria Neptune .sta
lie cocher sM,gIa depx comps de sosetr,
i tour de bras. Les rhesapx renrisent !.
IN gaiop cahoteux ST ,d~eg.spsrst "A Ia /
rofe qni s,isit1 desrente, lis segsgae~,
rent q%,eigne serraip. MATS, i sHpesure
la'on. %allait,. u d~sproporlion de force,
aeyenait de Plus en- Plus svidente, ess
q endiatt, saagitait svr son coassin. Ii
senbTan par SEES movements d6sordon> 9.
mes, vouloir commnniquer ~ impulsios.
nouveilt no sehic ule. -,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E-SSsATa regular meeting of Virginia bncampment
S9 If Patrinrchs. No. 8, l. o. q. = held this even
ing Feb 3, Sj3 the following preamble and resolutions
vera unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, in the death of our lac brother Z. II. Al
KlxsoS our mystic circle has been deprived of
Der hose prospects for longan useful lie ap.
parently farer than aiorty of hose with whom he
associated therefore by this and affective dspensa-
ZION of providence are again forcbly reminded of
fact that in the midst oflife in deot aud
solemny admonshed, to give heed u err ways, that
when the summons shall Us, flso may be
d. In the death Of Bro. Atkinson, orr arirr has LOST
n firm and true friend and faithful ana consistent
ber therefore. be it
Resolcea, That sincerely sympati.e with the wild
ow and friends Of deceased brother in their sud be-
reayement.
Resoiyed That a token Prospect for deceased
friend and h her, the cmbems aud furniture oftis En-
campment, be clothed mourning, tor the space aftir
ty days.
Resolced That the Scribe be directed present the
widow of our deceas ID brother with copy the above
rreata ar 'ions and that he have them publish.
60 in ~ ...> ,luo, city.
Fei, l. F.. H. FOLkES, S. S.
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Be1GlES SAFES AGAIN - JVLDFP'S
"A a Pated Salamanaet, wiA Rii'S improvements

GHARLEsroN, s. c., Nov. %, 1882
MeSsfs S1eafns harom Successors 10 Rich 81 ca.
Geatlenea:-l1 the night ofthc lth inst. my entire
stock. consisting oils, candles, white lead rubber
springs and pacLos also very great quantity Of other
merchandise, consumed By FIRE Your safe contain
ing my books, was in the hottest part oftho fia aud
cry thing in ii -aycd in tho mos perfect condition
han used the gus for dark and the box OF
matches used 10 light it is CUSTOM put ino
the sale Tor consider them dangcrou, things leave
about. The matches and the books where all of my
whole stock that had the mark the fire upon them
Unfortunately or have here Ind proof of the
goodness Of your Saamanders the perfect satisfaction
OF every who Witnessed the Obstruction of my
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS NJ. HATCH.
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t., M LEXINGTON * Through

IN = se1ssSa TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS IN
onr Mail PACKET Bouts, By ScouSyale
and Lyncbbu5g-On and inter the 10TH our Boals will
eaFe Richmond daily Sunday excepted, at the usual
hour p NJ. aud arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours and
n Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at u A. NJ, every day,
except Sunday, aud arrive in Lynchburg 81 p. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at p. aud arrive in Richmond in
y hours, in time connect with the Norfolk boats lcav,
ing j M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road ears leaving at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
If Stage at North River Returning, leave Lexington
very day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Farmyille fare s.; Buckingham II,
fare 25; charlottesville fare 81. and Saunton, fare
.lwII leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday Boats
Below card of time Of arrival at intermediate dis.
tnuccs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,


ieiesr"phed for the Lynchburg vIrgiman
bea@ q Il. B. Sempie, Esq.-Orange and
alexandria Railroad passed tie Senate.
RICuMoND, Fec. s.
X. i. SEMPLE, E.q, Editor of the Fred.
erlcksburg News, died to day at the Washing.
ton Hotel in this city Mr.. S. had been sick
but day or two with Pneumonia.
LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.-The House bill extend ng the
Orange aud Alexandra Railroad to Lynch
burg va Charlottesville passed the Senate to.
day-Ayes &c. Noes l6.
HousE,-Seyeral Turnpike bills passed the
House to-day.
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EOzEf5Bs0NT WOEsA& S-A Ellison n Pro
h pr5ct0r.
Sfc;,En Saw nnd pEas'ias Mills,
Door, Sash-Bijud 0,.. ..., FACTORY,
Mn o}d La.a.., tIurk
Iron Turning and FITTING.

Iron Turning and Fitting.
BlachSauhMgef all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with steam power and large variety of m chinery fol
working wood and iron, form the most complete esab
lhment Of the Kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and cheaper than be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied with
Doors, Blinds Window Frames and Sash (primed an"
glazed if required) Moudings, Flooring dressed anc
tongue and grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
ind Misunderstanding Palings, ar'I variety 81 other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dunpand Stone Cars, Der.
lick Gearing, Wheelbarrows Picks and Bars and Other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand p'6 sale, reasonable terms
nl varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
Gnworked. Saving and Planning done to order Bills
of Timber sawed to order,
Jan Lifts A METZ ET'N \
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II J ECHOLS,
& PRYOR.
JAS, |, 1852.
CtOPARTNERSIHIP.-T

NOPARTNEKSHIP subscribers have
~ tis day associated themselves together under tho
style md firm ofECHOLS, PRYOR Il TALIAFERRO.
Nirh the view ofconducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their houro is the large and commodons brick
ncnt recently erected in the Of of Mr.. John Ruck
ors fctory Immediately the canal, and nearly oppo
site the Piedmont Works. IL Is well arranged for tho
reception Of and storing oil kinds of produce,
well merchandise. AS their lot is large, and made
secure from all depreciation by strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently arranged, they enabled to
attention tho sac of every description OF
Lumber.
Every necessary preparation is also made 10 receive
Lime in any and all quantities Particular attention
win be puid the sale of this article. Consgnments
uro solicited from those preparing such commodities for
murct. They also solicit consgnments of wheat, flour.
corn, meal, OATS well every description CT pro-
dusc.
Liberal advances, if required, will always be made
consignments in hand. Coal lump and ground plaster
and guano will always be kept hand--orders solicit
ed.
All orders for goods from punctua customers will
cciyc prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care, tn be forwarded will
be attended to with all possible dispatch
No chnrgc nnde for drnyBge merchandise pro-
duce either by raiIroad oanal. by applying them
selves closely business, IL being determined to use
cry possible cndcavor in pleasing all who may call
thc they hope toeceiye the encouragement ola liberal
public. II ECHLOS,
WIN II PRYOR,
ian 1l-dNcts " G TALIAFERRO
Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel, Fin
con, will copy times and forward acronr. ser sef''e
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G,Sn5 DOLLARS REWARD-s.ra

GSSOLUTGON.-Th copartnership between
~ tho subscribers, under the style of ECHOLS q
Pryor is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
affairs Of tc late firm will be- settled by either of the
.ubscrbcrs who will continue the name of tho
firm only in winding up.
As it is all essential them in closing their late BUSH
ness they hope That oil against whom they may have
counts, will come forward without delay and settle
Their successors in the GROCERY are Messrs
Murell g. Srnon, for whom they take pleasure In be-
pcuiug the favor Of their old friends and customers,
and the public generally.
One oI the firm will generally be found in their Office.
in the second story of their old stand, Immediately
Mcssrs NJ g. SIS counting room
J ECHOLS,
JAR, |, 1852 PRYOR.