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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Silvere Landry.

Fin vertu dun ordre do IN Cour dn Cinquie.
me District, Judiciaire de rEtat do Ia louisa.
le dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous
Ia date du IL Janvier 1853, il sera oifert eli
vente pubiique, le Jendi 24ne jour de F6vriei
1883, d din lleures du matin, q la Maison de
Cour' dc cette %paroisse, par A. r. Hickman,
Sheriff de cette paroisse, Ia propriete ci.apres
derrite, appartenant q la succession dc Silve-
re Landry, SAVIOR
tIu moroccan lie tarre situe dams cette parois-
SO sur ID rive gauebe Din Bayou Laiourche EN-
arriefe de Ia terre riyeraine. dHJppolyte Car
III ,uche, mesuraut quiuze pieds dc face sur
guarantee arpents de proiondeur, borne en- haut
pr Ia terre de- N. q. Piefse.t Ut Ell has par
o,lle de Madame Marie Eugsnie Landry,
1, ,ouse din dit N. q. Pieisoli.
Terincs Il Conditions
Le snsdit moroccan de terre sera vendu pa
yable dams le %couraut du mois lie mars 1853,
l'auu6reur fonrilssant caution 1T h~ypotheque
inalu'a parfait Placement, CT iut6fat b huit pour
ce 4 par an en- Gus de non Placement o Fe-
ch6aiicc.
paroisse Assumption. 10 20 Janyier 1859.
10 Ht A. i. HICKMAN. Sherif.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
AUx HoRTlCUlTEuRs.

Ie soussigne Went de r~ccevoir un grand as.
sortiment az graines de- jardinage toutes frai-
ches, des plus bellies espaces.
Ii lea met en- vente sous touter guarantees, q
"a residence q paincourtville, chez Madame
Cade.. III. GOKEAU.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13

DISSOLUTION IE SOCIETE.
A partir dn Ter mars 1858, Ia societe
existant entire les Doctenrs Meng ct
Asselineau est dissoute dun commun
accord.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
AVIS.

Drrnie'rment rrcn par les so"ssignts,
un assortment complet de chnrrnes DIES
Eab,iqucs de WIN Nc CIanahhn ct dc
HaIl-a vcndrc III pr,x dies lubricants,
par
nana ilsanv;lia, II j&- 1872. III
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
| 6
NLNTE DE SUCCESSION.

NENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de .Anne PreJean, spouse
dscedee dc joseph Robichaud.
Eu vertu dun dtcret de la Cour du Cinfuia-
me District Judiciaire de lEtat do In Louisiana
dams ct pour Ia p~aroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date du 81 decembre 1869 II sera offert en-
vente p%ublique sur les lieux. a pain.courtville;
Samedi 10 II Ftvrier 1853, d dix heures du ria-
tin. par Desire Leblanc, encanteur pour Ia pa
roisse Assumption, les proprittts ci.apres de-
critics, appartenant d Ia succession de Anne
PreJean, spouse decGdGe de Joseph Robichaud,
SAVIOR
10. Tn terrain situt dams Paintcourt lie, en-
cette p~aroisse, mesurant soixante pieds de face
a la manche qui conduit au Brnle st Vincent,
sur cent quatre-,ingt douze pieds dc profondeur
borne dun cote par veuvs Thdodnle Mollere ct
de- l'autre cote par une rue don't 10 nom nest
pas comm, ensemble avec toutes les bAtisses ct
amtliorations qui sly tronvent.
90. Une negresse, nominee Julie, agee de go
ans
Quelques effets mobiliers, batterie de cuisine.
Conditions de In Vente !:
Lie terrain ct la negrease payables en- trois
termes egaux, I'M tiers en- mars 1853, un tiers
en- mars 1854 ct le dernier tiers en- mars 1855.
LIE mobiIier tout lot an dessous de dix piustres
en- mars 1863 ct tout lot au dessus do dix pias-
tres, Motto en- mars 1863 OF l'autre moitie en-
mars 1854, avec h~ypothaque spectacle sur lie
etl'esclave, OF toute onnme qni ne sarait
pas payee d tchGance portera interat d raison
dc hut pour cent par an.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 81 decembre 1859.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
Ia Encanteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
DON ANDRE SOLORZANO,
COLLIE CToR g. AGENT,
.E~xysunmnrpoddDuns uaas

lhousiaste. IL In voyaita lui. Les ohsta-
cles disparaissaiens. N'avHit.n pas un
pere. maintcnant .@
LIE vieux noir s'ttait ,nis y gef,oux
pres de hi. SEES yenx s'ttaient ferfnts. IL
semblait pionge dams IN grave ct triste
recueillement.
- etait bon, dit-il enfn en- dormant
4 ga voix un accent solennel,i I'll etoit ge-
n6reux, il 6tait brave! il est mort... mails
lie suis rests l'csclave de son souye-
mir. ID
II cat mort !reptta Xavier.
Puts, frappe dune pensee subtle, y &c
releva. e
- Ell ma mere ? d~emanda-t-il.
-Je la cherche depuis yingt.deus
ans, reponditl e noir.
lie iesne homme courba tristetnent la
t6te. s.s
- Mort t.. inconntse ! murnnura-t-il..
.4u moirs j'anrai Ia msmoire dun pere
4 cherir; son nom serH mon Mritnge...
Son nom h. yons ne m'avez pas dit SON
nom
III &C nomnsait le capitaine Le-
febyre.
- I.efebvre, redit Xavier, CONNIE
pour graver &C nom dsns 81 mdmoire. {
La suite au proclaim nhR<Ya
V %Mt
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lUToeDs MINSTRELS-No. 4i4 Brosd

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Published Monthly
NFLSON's NORTHERN LANCET for
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