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UlCHMOND AND DANvI.LE RAILROAD OPEN TO
~ OvERBY'S, 81 MIT.RS.
On aud after Monday, Oct 3d. 1885, regular
win daily (sundays excepted between Richmond
bys
The Train will stop Tor only following points
Manchester, R0b1us Coal Yield Tunlhawk Mat.
toaS Chula, AMELIA Court House wyanoke Jcnng Ordinary
Hayotah Liberty Church, Mcrru, Kcysyinc brakes Branch
aud Ovsrby's.
Leave Richmond at o'clock An. Returning leave ovcbys
At 1850 O'Clock, a. ~.
Children 10 and under ~ years age price
heryants travelling be
passes, that DE must be
prcssy stated the that they permitted 10
Passengers FOR Halifax O. u. and Danyiic
blagg Cos four horse coaches ut Ovcys daily.
0reTusburuug
North Carolina, Mrssrs. fagg Cos horse Coaches
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays Oyerhy's Pas.
Tor Citksye Milton, y Carolina, and Yaurcyvr
neet Moss Cos Coaches at OVERLY Tue ays ruI4ys
aud sAturiays aud ur Milton and Yaucsyyts Co.'S
line, Mondays, Wednesdays aud Frdtys, NJ Ov,riy's.
Passengers for Lynchbug Railroad and Fagg
Co'sgtages daily.
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roEv or PROXY.

4, hNoH AZ MES Er IHEsr PHIsLSrs: That -- the Tn
,hsI 81 'heE ioT - 4-i IN - vote On al. dues
- - ny y 1r9Tsi before e meeting the Stockholders
~ Ae Hiehul1rd aut Danyr Railroad C8mp,Hy 10 b- b.f
hie!nond On Wednvsday, tie lish q Dretber is r
any rhd iesuE thereof hereby ratu- All the act.
a''o5hsy IA The premises, rs r.y u vrrr prrs,t
In te..ra--y wher.o.. - have hsr.untn aaa..d -A.-a
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=. ,-.,, J. D. GOODMAN,
No. lai Main street. opposite Eagle sIuir,.
" ". nave On LA.L Mo- nod


- Kitl.0 EIr-tIr( = " ,h' tut StIIUIHAND
" .Ia q D,.c'heg iS-HaNug sold my farm ,O4LTll
WI sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY,, n. liJ ~ -
a'r noi hc next fair day thereafter on the prrtnisa
IL Or likely negroes, consisting principally Of yeU, mon
and boys '' F''' " 'N-"s men
The entire crops Of Corn, Oats Fodder stray kc
II horses and mules oxen, Cows sheen 81 49,,
lblkeEell and SJatlidowuD ~ -f''" ''-'A'
Wheat ThreshuF Machine: EieLr,8,I.-, ,l. n ..f.
PloUshs, Hauows, Eakr- etc. N N-'''4se
usual variety. '-''' No"sls'ns o. the
negroes viii be sold for cash; the other articles for
negotiable notes vi;h approved sudlrsrrs 1890 e'
Lo'--aNtHs ? NELSON, UAkhill NrcSleuburr Y,
X heho HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCI-Thr .i.-.
~ signed continue "a hire out, srI Srg-,-. .,
houses 10 sell real estate, and collect and ,tir claims
p'o IhcN again Offer their their nation. "a
10 the puoic generally, for the suing year "''-
sass Of sickness. ''"s '''e year IN
Persons intending to send their Negroes hired out
"e ' AZ NJ there
amer - i,ac''0ap,r. +. II. TABB & son
"a ns'e'hor street, between Main
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Avn FOX sAiE-A Tract Of Land in the cauu.y OF Cbes
NJ eiad TX miles from the city Richmond as
ayuI . O which Is In woods heavily timbered on Ia
5000 dwelling house. together with all ont hous..
Terms made known by application Cogb Al thc -
Richmond. A'> 't"4' 9, Jam 81
H1hINING PHtsS FOI Sil.I.-wr have for .,l, ,,..I
a Adams Press, which has been bot little srrt or ~
VIZ serve admirably 20 print country paper q cons.br r
ca1alon ~ We wish 90 subsut,
td 70 Book and job Work,
Va. '' ~ ''' "''k' NJ 'nioi.d'
aulJ-cf
4 AMPRTNiIisIiIP.-GToRG u. and WILLIAM NAT
nav aSsosAiei partner iu tie practcrof the
w 'tsd We Circuit and County Courts CHAM
Cumberland aud Prince Edward H''
address either Ca Ira, Cumberland Cour; House
heWs at the latter place. nosG,s+,
NEGRO HIRING For 1888. ny TOLER 4 coOK-ws
~ again "uer orr services the rubr a. AGENTS
Tor the hiring out Of their ensuing A -
our pustly IN paying hires attention 10
e servants committed O.
VINO have been 50 Kind as 10 favor their patronage hereto
lore To persons residing tn the
u important that We should b. informed
o. he number 81 servants teir qualifications &c intr
% br sent m, That We be the enabled 81 secure d
homes and good prices for them. ' tNN'
We VIII also secure homes for white upon rcasonb.
erms. uo2'-dtlstDkcu TOLFRG COOK, General Agents.
hNfRsfER WANTED Grs-rate Ovrrseer is wautel No
" one need apply unless De rcommrnd. f
ey sohrey and efficiency in the cement Of plantation
where corn and wheat chiefly cultivated
T. POLLOK BURGwYN. Olycs5uc,
'"I-N'i Near Haitian, y. C..
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MR. LEFERYRE,S ScIIO0L-


LhihH ~, A. w. will on the ar-l M7nl.y IN October
D. ,isd sis.. Mad in te ei-rre OF h,s ilAsns
eeye Pupils, at her late residence, in a.- str.-, " '
Ut L+l,'str - Tor seven yer. connected Meats
a. l.'s, e charge Of which DE- resigns 10 elgagc
q that u Mrs Mead, retaining several o. her AMI Ia.
,hs assistance Of iesleui PeHeh Goveiurs ani otef a
The ileHbe', Of the F4y will Christian Household I'M
Ihy School wl offer every advantage e acquisition OF
Modern language, Nas pravrs Sc -'''' the Ancient and
a., Bard AID Tuition IN all the Easish branches for
F F"r day S ,,,la5 I q AZ ages go
fOr va .e, D'a~ins. &C. ~ Professors prices.
asApi!y' to II. P. LEFEEyRE, A. NJ
~ Grace Stree, Richmond, Va.
% iNiNG A@tNCl, NrW York, IIU broadway, Room.
w No. And 9-This Agency aSi.fri f1r -
AZ az, Ga elfl..ion u uamproyeI Aines Mining stool
Of Machinery aud Mining a. ordered: sl.5 he Gem"
Aa' o. Ores and other substances orarded from any pan
printed circular giving f-li explanations will sen, in
~, Ay Postpaid Lester eae'osi.s are-snt
yiE-Iry. I 81 x, T n%Eb ~ go. . Co
a. ICoIDii,Y a CO. i N'S'''S
Va cOMSlssIoy MERCHANTS,
Refer to Nes.rs. HANALL d BRoruEH o,iiIjs5
,-,o,,,- hko"H q -iiGuls, ;s!shn,oud, Va,
>y Np !; nSb COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEAL
VA lr T. dojsiiee TO easisncTs, AID prompt rGrf y @ In
a' B5.Si.r, 5. ,: BRowN,
NEM VIZ Sip II. TAYLOR has just received:
The Pima Dilaa Waltz
hC,G played vii" the o'' aabouadei aP!. Jaens great
ne:t NClr STORE 100 Min ,-,.t.
oii1iILo TiiE srUCKHOLDsRs OF the RICHMOND
-. ~ , AND bANyLLt RAILROAD cOMPANY.-The SIKH An.
SfTS,9 GpmpaHy Tl be held ey Richmond on WE'D
ers will usual, have the privilege COMING 20 ami
''0a the meeting o' as ct'', free Of ehsrre.
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- EA-in pursuance Of decree Of the Cirru Co.. = "
sI Pronq1l,ed ~ the u Warings ~ wariB1s Is
ou ~ hSbAi The sOth Of December
b Iy ergafterl to sell at public auction 10 the bih,
- DannsSIe, the following parcels a. rs
80 o. hy acres mere less, -as IN. resi.nc :, 80
vel ar--I nu upon which n aortab. ana
alI4hse dwelling, with all the necessary ont bon,..
49, Io'e house sanary and another building Which .oaiI -
- INTO convenient dwelling house. Th.ss br;tI
beaut or quite new and in good order situated on
eL.4euc7 IN u view % the rv.r ja
most desirable nsighborho-d and in IN 10
tile pursuits. ''us u engaging IN m-rcAn-
% & a. the same time and place sell two other small tract,
Ten acres each, within -.
a. we srs' Aaedlo lot Upon tracts is sua.Ii
Thee lands and lots will sald all together r ,iv,
purchasers and upon credit nionhs faxc ~, ~ sult
llIsut 20 pay the oss % the e1u
vii t. resir iS. neh S De required in parehasfs
as.e fhe undersisued and the viii b. rtsin5
ohty u al fully paid. We believe that tbs iiiis ~,
-g LAnds are all clear and
% said deed. 10 p wSRiNa 'es'eS IN u by virtue
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BY Jas. ". Taylor, Acct
ANDsS HANOVER

sinirr as 80, eHer ne al. tract 81 Ls.I -
isnce Meeting Hoasc Hspc,-r 60. -. Ieading
va, nos OF hrssrs Davis. sna
Trow,b ., NV, land :. Tor the part covered .,e .as
piae timber. and being 10y
& .npra. ane opening those distssd 4, sn 20 We ks-
small dwelling and other house. eH and improved ~ Q
plat N The land y b. A
=. nov Ola privately before THURSDAY 99,. -
II o'clock A. " -P'' 'ne premises, commencing At
Terms will be male liberal r,s =, -
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a.. :, +; r s a, g F.1
kers constantly rssyinr rIrgint asJ nis, pa
Their n.irnmens ppr AZ he "wopi H.,
T-y combine an a. y Institute Pair. ia this
Fran" and ra,rn, Over Strings arr c"nnirn, e
appreciated IN the country where good tuners ar. ss
p H. r'ILoH has sold these In ,h. city for
'h years. Tie entire satisfaction mum .rou. Gus
Ihs publ. are cautioned to observe the title Of the
GS panS yid aSr , IN par, pay for new
lin S,,ings Of the b-st quality ~ o'"H''ar ana VIC
~ T. has 10 store The largest new and standard Ma
,F nTE and asnnable music OF day A liberal Ia,i
aus Primo and Music store I 60 Vain 81.
Noh hhNr-rhe store No - West Main street, for -.
e a. wholesale retail stand For i,rn a' %
noli-aH VAN LIN lE,iY TAYLOR.
NinGlNin sotr ,ND C,>ui.. M,>,r,t,i.u,.-t6.
lin street brwen 10th street aud the Love- Nal. rank
aSd ~ Sssa tTs~n ysow aud sGft soap; Pa R.r Almond
all o,S "y s5ay Of his 6laek soar general u.r
NOR hlaielpla and other Northern cities Mr. MeAs brsaI
ra! = AZ ih,e y,a;o coun;ry Merchant viii and it sdvan
% 10 deal at lbs Mandatory. His prices be found salts.
~ hM.iht il 81 HLtii, ED:-w1 have just received =
sis o. splendid COag- Furniture with suu.rb
a'"f,ment, 81 other furniture, an ~e Ne are oin nm
~ Z rni' The Cottage furug un.urr4..- l
viii we'll to cali uioat 49, persons whining {" obtain sreh
10 such good wages viii given upon carly arIta,i6n
no2g Gu b'Sfohp POTTER
a1ni OF THE LEGISLATURE solicited to can aud
examine my stock Ready Made Clothing al No lgt Nj,
tL'et hAVnguo supply OF Winter Ci,ir
am prepared u furnish an 81 the very .t,.s ou, Of IN
l e''iN article To- lie ound Ia Clothing Tr.nrrrg
b'hs 'i'rIniucd orv,iuce hy
81 ,nary all N want Of god and Co,tr At aru.
a low pre- for cash viii ind it greatly their Interest TO
give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
- J. D. GOODMAN,
NO. l-'3 Main street. opposite Eagle sgs.r,
-il'' 20 i'"''>' anu aIl'ts
MALL tBi.k tiBN FOR -NLE-In aesorJ5gr- a. ,T al
Sl Of uir late Li't,tuu Goodwa, deceased tile Executor
va 'hgr Tor ale on the l5 % Drceuihy
~ Caroline county called the UNION This ann lies On
o'u I' Richmond o. Frederic tsurr. about r nil.
rom Pole Cat Depot II obtains nine hundred 80. ~
~ iH OF which is Matiapoui Hat excellent quality
Ir ttFm Is capable producing In Geld. dive nun re
corn each, and region. 1,
story dwelling hoE--
house, aud Du
lee sid i-Fisfatc
OF every
40 one will purchase without
Ni' Naiaae e 'roslWiu 10 resides Oh
sure ia showing 10 any who
SAMUEL GOODWIN. Executor.
50 Enquirer copy. ' hN'N
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u VI WIZ NIAL frrNTG ON gNRN. Hrtvrtu cOfh
sud Nig streets For sale Nrctiuu viii D.. coli .r
saw hpAN Afternoon, thc ir December, 1853 up.r
w,r oytfE ~ o'clock, valuable 10 ou ne N1rth itnt
" Cay, between lh 2ist streets fronting feet on cary
siflrt, ruuuiHg hacs tc dcpih III o. an sisy
iss-one ihrd cssh, balance ~ Tor neroa-
bic notes interest adied Or title retained
Louis c. ". WNNFY,
Administrator Ac. u Geo. scherer, decti.
NsvlS-asutds
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JAS ". TAYLOR.
YALE OF A FAMILY or a, ~

- ALh nFAFAMiLr or sLAyEs-On saiard,v -.o., . -
l.. oii AZ th- @Seion Of Messrs.N e M, ~ nv
@ AZ pubic tustion under deeitof ,ru.t fb,s. -hi
sx Ao.nt hiriy years Old eight ye,,, ~, ,s
\ dsa
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rrER,ny Curiosity. W. RANDOLPH ha. for sale

wv ANTFD-A young dy qualified to give instruction in
w freneh aud Music, hear eligible by
addressing, GEO. X. PEAkE.
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VGANlNG purchased " a. NAJEs riarstt boz OBJ. ..ntsr of.
MACE WINSTON. ,s win APP ar f..- t. tl.y- Aver.
t'r.en'N WI clhuue fhe Grlesry C1fe Forr.H
rr tusine 80 The Oh STAND n1l
shall retain me o VT W Na-rauIp Psuksy ana
repository solicit hr patronage che crI and east--ra 8
G l'ie ecncern promising % zee best merit t
veil GO that Of hr public generally.
nc.A Jos r. WINSTON
~ tyu,thu-g yr.'ran. Fn-asue D.-5.-5. ami y,.v
WtF Will please c.py Three times.
n oiCFintnUrs o. spend greater rI.t uinterr
~ New u,sn' whittier expect o. lt.li re 1'h one
rsnpef neN rescciuy cfrr services he transacou
n'-e-tlF VI StCE
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II
lGh Law M Nunty Court u Henrieo pronounced ON ~.
~ 'Neaber 49, in the Burrh 'ne
a. .af.grs Executor and ais will Coumsson.S anu as
AZ me late residence II Mrs.
slss on IiCIisDAf, the 18th dag % D-e~nh-r rt ls
% years old " DC ,,St,n-en thirty dve
'd.2-etjs JOHN q. CARTER
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-pNN
o. o. 900 's S.renit Curt Of eounty
Oyttr 1873, In the OF ~.
fT a. 1s ahasT's1sd commI.sioner Court, apsSo,,
" pfse WI sell 20 the highest
- on "EDNESDAN. ith January i.sI IN 80" on
~ uayJ mat valuable Tract r,.l
iO'l' te property OF the walter powi. r.,
aui go IL in The ala can.,
~ Lover NarLoiec River with The yot..n. " ~ me
na.gIh- water and abound. ali N. t.r.,i on ree'
~ anu injuries Incident locality Ths
~ US and y % hne quality, particularly a pe.t
tsh-r OF Suod land, Tor
Pitcb & 'e.inss are chiefly small good dssIn %
S,' -'u Sanhs Tor slaves One hundred Lr nj. sna
"a ~, IN ti' fall and the purchaser -in have an .sa
- ~ AZ lar valuation; 70 not IA viii n.
~ w., privilege u cutting getting Il out me-
ilant 20 the In
AMI acquainted he
isht - made OF the vala.bl. ~ -
'-'' sned vii sell the Who'll. n bs.Iv
believed 20 b. indisputab- N'J W sAie The title 10
M recon mend this property we'll worthy The
OF asren.turass and Of seeking IN t 'e
.sl'uLe ANY Information which may bs I-si,s, ~ IN
may b had by addressing either OF an.
49, H. =. u and walter Bowie, Hon weoasbby S'
And expenses cash. the residue in tire. emma, IN;
Paytbe IN one, two and Yeas fTa, - " ~,
bearing Interest from halliday. Bond &c Jay OF sale,
tAined tI purchase money Is paid Ro M.yn '''le re-
X l.. T. BkALg
nol5-ctlst Jan. "i' y. NEWTON,
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WE just York superior Black Vel.
w vet for Ladies' Coats all Velvet Ribbons
low priced Plaid shaws, &c., A..
A
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ss Holloway. Pin Crrt,n R~n,cd, 10, The ,,,,s =,

80 mis 10 D.'"",. Of S'gii, ant De5,,n..J SoL.-
W 'yt'tr irl Mr. Dismllc, % Nrscastlr,
io Professor ll"lloWaysir: have been great sufferer
SOM u,e h"m d,Tsug-d stomach, sick headache. and dim.
% s'E'' digestion
IA To 'a any solid food, aud be nc.usIc q.
aAhg ahuhled yard tried Of uirip,.
'1ut ne least ben"ht then commenced taking your Pis
foIsalrby PURCELL, LADD co Iii o..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

"a, Tn billet de quatre-yingt-dix piastres
ls9ol, -souscrit par Charles Layssard, date
EEile..Orleana. lie ii fevrier 1913, payable lie
,.r iauvier 1919, a Fordre de +. NJ. Laferrie-
tsyesaue, d Ia maison de commerce de La
Inwrest Ct Squire, avec inttret Araison de huit
nour cent Fan, q partir de la date DIN dit billet,
Terme s ct Conditions :
Les c~sclaves payablesan tihquiemc comp
tstit 81 la balance ell deux ter1nes egaux, la
rno,tie ell mars 1854, ct l'autre motto en- mars
1875, ct les autres efEets, r6clamations ct cream
ces, I'm cinquieme compliant, ct la balance en-
mars Les acquereurs devrout fournir
Ielus blllets payable a Ieur propre ordre, q
IIofice du Recorder de cette paroisse, avec
homes et solvables cautions solidaires, garanti
par h~ypotheque ct privilege de vendeur, ror-
tbant illteret d raison de hut pour cent par an,
/ partir de rtcheance jusqua partait pale
mcnt.
Pmoisse Assumption, lie Is jnin 1858.
A. +. HICKMAN,
20 ShGrit.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON
A NAPOiEONVILLE

NJ. JOHN W. BELTS vientd'acqucrir de
NJ. VICTORlN TRICHE lie bel etablissement
comm sous lie nom de Hotel Washington.
Les wastes. commodes ct eltgantes construc-
lions attaches a Get Establishment. lie Gloix des
NETS ct wins servis a la table du WASHINGTON
HoTf T., font sans contredit de cctte maison une
DIES plus confortables de Ia campagne.
Nj. Belts soccupe achievement dameliorer
l'atabIissement dtia 81 bien monte don't il Went
d'entreprendre l'exploitatlon; anssi compte-t-il
sur lie patronage de tous SEES amis, des voya-
geurs ct du public en- general.
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40
SIIERIEt''S SALE.
Succession of f Al l.nfetriere Lcvcsquc.
ShGrIt.

Succession Of f NJ l.ntetriere l.cvcsquc.
4 Nv virtue off decree of the Fifth judicial
District Court of the State of Louisiana i'll and
Tor the parish of Assumption, dated the 10th
,llup 1853, will be altered al public sale, by
A.. +. Hickman, sheriff Of the parish OF As
SUMPTION, at the residence Of DR. Joseph Mar
lin, situated about sin miles from Donaldson
Vile on the right bank of Bayou Laiourche,
in this parish, on Thursday 3lst day of July
1854, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the following deS-
eribed property, belonging to the succession
AZ. NJ. Lafern6re Levesque, 10 wit:
LIST. Nelson, aged about ~ yeats, 81 field
hand. .... ..... T
2. sam, u negro lnan, aged about % years,
4 carriage driver.
3. Archer, a lirTIo man. aged about ~
years. 4 field hand.
a. Charles, Il negro man aged about 70
wears, Lnugman 4 termstnf.
i. Marie Grant, Il negro "oIilan, aged about
% years, seam$truss t>tlt lect h iliSl.
G. Mary COlhot, II utyIo Wullatl, aged IL
bout 80 years, washer.
I. lamar. "a negro woman, aged abont 20
years, a ileld hand.
z. Nancy Robertson. n negro woman, aged
about % years.
=. john, a negro boy, aged about II years.
10. Helene Johnson, IL negro woman, aged
about % years, and her two children, Mathil-
de aged about 8 years and Washington about
3years.
ii. Lee, n negro boy, aged IL years.
H. Mary Henderson,, a negro woman, aged
about 80 yeats and her tour children, Jonas
avBi about 7 years, MHhala aged aDont 5
wears, f,nlella aged about I yeats aud Hem
liette about IL months old.
10. Jeantette, il below girl, aged about IL
wears.
IL. The branle OF a saw mill consisting of
PIECES already heron anu ready 70 be put up
ad lumber vi sawlnlll being Oh the planta-
ion late b%eioIIln9 to Latprrlerr LeyesQuel
10. One hundred and twenty four shares, III
the Consolidated Association OF the Planters
lauk of Loulsiana.
10, I've carriage horses.
III, A note tor twelve hundred dollars(s12OO)
m,Ie by AdeIin h. fllnt, as principal and +.
II. Flint as security III solldo, dated AleXan-
d1a, "a march lS49, payable 10 the order OF
i. Al. LalGrrIers LevesJue, at Ii months from
date attlle counting house OF A, Il j. Dennes-
DOWN IN New Orleans.
IL. A note tor ninety dollars $500 male by
Charles Ii yssard, dated New O,leans, te-
btuary iitn 1913, payable January lst 1919,
u The order o. h. N. Laterrlere Leyesque, at
the counting house of Laforest & Squire, with
interest at elglt per cent from date.
Terms and Conditions /:
The slaves payables one fifth cash and the
balance in two equal instruments, one half III
march 1864 and the other halt Ill march 1866,
and the other effects rights and credits, one
NTH cash, and the balance i'll all march 1854.
Purchasers to furnish their notes payable TO
their own order lit The Office Of the recorder OF
SAID parish, W1th JOINT and several surity Sc
rured by mortgage and vendors privilege, Il
f5irlng INT rest ut the rate OF eI5nt per cent
pet aliim alter maturity.
fa'isii Asett"ptioh. June tSth 1898.
A Z. HICKMAN,
40. ssa. Sheriff.
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Succession de G.. A. knohloCh.
Attendn que louis Bush, de Ia ditto paroisso,
Syndic de Ia dite Succession a &c jour depose
dams la dite Cour nn compte provisional de son
administration de IN dItc succession.
En- consequence toutes les personnes qui
ponrraicnt avoir des objections all dit compte,
sont par les prtsentes notices de les dcdnlre All
Gretlier dc = dite Canr il son bureau dams a
Vile de- TbiboIeanx. dams les dix iours qui sui
vront IA premiere qualification de Get avis, simon
le'dit conpte sera approuve ct homolognt scion
la loi.
.,:tr, Ttmoin ma main ct lc sccau
.StaEfNisS. de ~ dltC our. CT ! maj
KS S,l3.
.EssssssH L.. BUSH.
80 Greffier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
TRDUVE
Par NJ. Theodore landry. BrnIt Saint
Vincent.

Vincent.
ITnc obligation lie $50, du 81 ma, 1916, d
rordre de Justin Lagrange |avec %interet-
Jrne de 1892, de Edouard Lagrange, All meme
orlre, avec interet, en- date du 8 JUN 1913.
Une obligation de $92 IS, de A. Thte, AL
meme orIrc, en- date du % maj 1916, sans
inttr6t.
Une obligation de 1916, de Joseph Haydel,
au meme or1re, en- date du 6juin 1913.
Une obligation de 1874, de Magloire Baril-
leau. au meme ordre, en- date du 3 juliet
1S4S.
Une obligation de $40, de Rosemon Lagran-
ge, au meme ordre, Ell date du Is mai 1916.
Plus une copie d'encan.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
Aux ASsESSEuRS.

Les assesscurs dc fEtat sont notifies
par 10 present avis que les tsbleanx
aAssessement sont prets n leur ttre de-
Asfes soil sur lcnr proprc rcn OH sur &C.
hldsun agent dnmca,t autorise.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
NOTICE.

Persons wishing to adapk nnachlneries
upright sugar mills, will find IT their inte~es
by applying to James G. Morrison.
Persons wishing to contract for such mach.
,e1;es for the coming crop, will please appl,
n M r, C. LORET. at Napoleonville, between
bs and the fret of Jnne next
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
DISSOLUTION DE SDCIETE.

La Socittc qui eNistait entire NM. GustaVe
Blanchard ct Aristide Leblanc est dissoute dun
Commune accord. a partir d bier. % mai 1853.
NJ. Gustave Blanchard ct N. Louis Vilac, &c
dernier pour NJ. Aristide Blanchard, sont char
ges de2Ia liquidation.
paincomtville. % mai 1853.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

THE STATE OF LOUlSIAN A.
Fiji, Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish IF Assumption.
I, The matter OF the Succession Of
Ferdinand Landry.
Whereas Byzantine Landry has petitloned
The Court. for letters Of administration on the
Succession Of her late husband Ferdinand Lam
dry deceased intestate.
Notice is hr,eby given to all whom it may
concern. to snow cause within ten days, why
the PRAYER Of said petition should not be gran
ted.
By order Of The Court.
Assumption. this 9th June 1883.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
20 Clerk.
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CNPRIEN a. BARlLLEAU,
1T LHH,

rratices in the Fifth Judicial District, i'll
the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche lutte
rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular
attention to law suits thai may be entrustedt to
him.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
}ENVE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Adam Carson.

StlCttS~ifi' VIZ iAbrtif' Nfif E'''
En- vertr dun ltcrpt de Ia Cnnr du CinqniG-
me District Judiciaire de Fiat lie Ia Louisiana,
dams ct pour Ii p%aroisse assumption, sous Ia
date du II mars 1858, il sera otEert en- Vente
pubI1,ie, a Ia Maison de Conr dc cette paro'SSH-
par A 7. Hickman. SbGrit de cette paroisse, Eo
Jeudi, lie 23me Jour de juin 1853. a dix he'res
du matin, la p~ropritte s%nivante, appartenant a
Ia Succession de Adam Carson, SAVIOR:
Tons les droits, tItres, intcrets ct reclama-
tons one lie dit Adam Carson a on pent avo'r
sur IN certain moroccan de terre sltue sur lie
Lac Plat dams la paroisse Assumption. ensem-
BILE avec toutus les batisses ct authorizations qIii
sly trenvent.
Conditions de IL vente :-Comptant.
Paroisse Assompti"n. le 90 Mai 1888.
A. T. HICKMAN.
DC Sheriff.