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NENIE DE SUCCESSION.
de FM Laf riiern Lcvps ,

~SUCfC>HiOlt ut 4 vi i1Hi iii'tF ft'NrH w.
En- rettn d'un decret de Ia Cour du Cinqule,
me District Judiciaire de fEtat lie la Louisa
ne dams ct pour Ia ~parois$e Assumption, SOUS la
date d1 Is luin 1853. II sera oilcrt en- ven'r
pubIioue. i Ia residence du doctenr Joseph
Martin. situee Il environ SIN miles de Donald
sonyi1le. sur Ia rive droite du Bayon Latourche.
| dams cette p~aroIsse. par A. +. hickman. she
riff de cette paroisSe. )e Jeudl Pine loWde
| Juliet 1852, 4 dix heures du n%latin, les pro-
| priGtts ci-apres d~tcrltes, appaftetant Il Ia
succession De +. NJ LateIricrr Levesqne.
10. Nelson age de 10 ans, negre de champ
2. Sam, Negro are de % ans, cocheF,
9. Archer. n4gre de champ, are de % ans.
4. Charles Negro, labolreur ct c%ilaletIef,
aye dc % aus,
5. Marie Grant. negre>se, couturlere, agee
de - ans %Tsujette aux %crlseS
6. Mary Colbot, nGgresse, blanclnsselis'
agee de 80 ans.
:. lamar. negresse de champ, agee de ~
ans.
8. Nancy Robertson, ntgressc agte de q
ans
Q. John. I'm leune negre AYE de II ans.
10. Helene Johnson, pegrcssc agee de ~
ans. ct Ses deuy enfants, Mat1lllde agee lie y
| ans et Washington age de 3 ans.
II. Lee, negre age de l2ans.
p. Mary Anderson, negresse agee de 80
ans. ct ses quatre ~enfants Jonas age de ans,
Nabala agee de 5 ans, Emile agee de I ans
ct Henriette igee de IS mols.
10. Jeanette, mulatresse agee de II ans
II. La charpente dun moulin d scle, pref
! atrp monte fse %tronvant sur fha bltailon de
| M. +. M. Laferriere Levesquc.
Is. Cent vingt-quatre actions de la Ban4lc
Consolidate des Cn1tivateurs de Ia Louisiana.
Is. Deux chevaux de volture. : ~
| II In billet de douze cents plastTes, sous
crit par Ade!ia Z. Flint, CONNIE pIinc'Ial, 81
| +. RI. Flint, CONNIE caution in solIdo, date
| fAlexandrie, lie "a mars 1849, payable q fpt-
Dire de F. NJ. Laferriere L~evesque, a done
mois de date, a Ia maison de commerce deA'
ct J. Dennestowu, 4 Ia Nlle-Orleans.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
LA CHAMBRE DE FAMILLn.

II 6tait minnit environ qnand lie par
vrc van Baerle fut ecroue a la prison DIR
Brytenhof1.
&c ~qu'avait prevu Rosa etait arrive
En- trouvant la chambre de Cornellle
vide, la coIere dn peupIe await etc gran.
de, ct 81 lie pere Gryphns s'etait tron,e
In o Ia main de ces %furicux. il cut
certainemcnt pave pour son prison
nier.
MATS cettc colere await tronve 4 s'as-
sonvir lasgement sur les deux frercs, qoi
a%vaient etc rejoints, grace a Ia precaa'
tion aui await etc prise par t%;nihaumr'
l'homme aux precautions, de fcrmcr ~
portes de III Vile.
II etait done arrive IN Etoment GU IL
prison s'etait vidae CT OIL 'e silence await
snccede il l%'cfiroyabIe tonncrrc dc ahhr
lcnens qli rorlait par les escaIlcr'.
La suite IN proclaim nnnsefo'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

= Oh =! miserable que je snis ! Sc
~cria-t.il; nh /. trois fols perdu, Boxtel,
est-cc qn'on Sc Separe de ses cayenx,
est-ce qn'on les a%bandonne DorIrecht
qnand on part popr la Hayc, cst-ce que
Pom pent sivre sans ses cayenx,. qlind
ces caycnx sont ceux de la grande tuli-
pc noire ! II aura en- lie temps de les
prendre, l'iniamc : il les ii sur lui. il les
il emportts a la IIaye:
C'etait IN fclair gni montrait a Box
tel l'abimc dun crime i%nutile.
Boxtel tomba foudroye sui cettc me
me table, a cettc meme place OH qncl-
ques henres ayant, i'iEfortune BaerIe
await admire 81 longuement ct 81 deli
cieusement les cayeux dc Ia tplire
noire.
- Eli ben ! apres toni, dit renyieux
en- relevant sa tete livide, sill les Il, il
nc pent les garder que tant quill sera
%yivant, et...
lie restc de al hidense pcnsee s'absor-
ba da ms IN affreux sourIre.
- Les cayeux sont a Ia iIaye, dit-iI;
&C NEST done plus a Dordreeht one le
puts sisre.
A In iTayc pour les cayeux ! a la
IIayc,
Et Boxtcl, sans faire attention aux
richcsscs immcnses qu'll %abaudait, taB'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

LIE tout etait de Sc Procurer uIie
echelle assez Tongue, une echeile de
yingt pieds au lieu dune de douze.
Boxtel await remarqne dams la rue
quill habitat nne maison en- repatriation;
lie long de eettc maison une echelle gil
gantesque etait dressee.
Cette echeIle etait bien i%'affaire de
BoxteI, 81 les ouvrices ne l'ayaient pas
emportee.
IL courut a la maison, l'eeheIle y
etait.
Boxtel prit rechelle ct l'apporta il
grand'peine dams son jardin; avec plus
de peine encore, il la dressa conlrc la
muraiIle de la maison de Cornelius.
L'echelIe atteignait juste au vasis-
las.
Boxtel init une lanterne sourde toat
allumee dams sa poche, monta n I'echeI-
lie ct penetra dams le sechoir.
Arrive dams &c tabernacle, il s'arrtta,
s'appuyant contre Ia table; les jambes
lui m%anquaient, son cGar battalt d l'e-
%toufIer.
La, c'etait bien pis que dams lie jar
din; on dirait que lie grand air ote a la
proprlete ce qn'elle ii &c respectable:
lei qui sante par dessus une haze OIL qui
escalade un ,n'ir. s'arrete a h porte ou
a la fehatre dune chambrc.
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CHAPELLE ~CATHOLIQUE
AU CANAL DIES ATTAKAPAs.

nv
C'est lie 10 Juliet proclaim qn'aura
lien Ia benedic ton de Ia ChapclIc Ca
tholioue, 6Ievee SIR lie Canal des Alta
kapas, grace a l'act1vite ct a i'6nergie
du Reverend BollioIi ct a Ia g6nercuse
piete des habitants du Canal.
Cette importaute ceremonie attircrn.
81 nous ne nous trompons, III conconrs
immense de fdeles ct dc Cmieux. Tons
les cathoIigues de l:Assomption sont in
vites a y nssistcr. ct lis sont pour Ia plu-
part assez croyants pourne pas manquet
a &C picux rendezvous.
LIE Canal DIES Attakapas promct done
dc presenter, lie 10 Juliet proclaim. IN
spectacle inaccoutume de reIigicust
animation.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

il eiait p~rtoccnpe ds'n anlre richessc
inestimable, Boxtei serlit par soIl vasis-
tas, sc laissa giisser Ic long de Fecl'e''e'
reporta l~'instrnment de vol 90 il fayalt
pris, ct pareiI a IN hnimih de'pfne,
rentra rnglssant chez hui
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

l%mprimcnr dc paroisse. ioo
Constable dc paroissc. -
Coroner [Gais SUPPOSED lol
JUICES de paix (frais %snppo*"-j i"O
Jurts de Cour de District, G0O
MCmbrcs dn Juri de Police, ioD
ConstabIcs (frais supposes) 100
Frais dc geoIc dams les ~affaircs
W.
crimincI|cs, -
Frris dn recorder Ell dn grctiler
dc Ia Cour dc district, pour
n-
bnrcanx, -
Frais objections. 300
Pour Ia construction dc In Hon-
Tclle prison Ter Placement 1900
Pour dcpcnscs non p'evuts, 4AJ
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
SIR molion dc N. TGte.

Resol1 qrc Ic sh6rifde ccttc paroissc
est ct dcmcurc antorIse d" contractor
pour In construction dun encourage an-
iour de Ia Maison dc Cour dc ccttc pa
roi<se ct den E,ire son rapport ii Ii pro-
chime seance du Jnri de Police.
Sur motion de VI. Lanvc, Ie juri ssn-
~jonrne j~usqu'a demain IA dix hcures.
Mercrcdi 8 ~janvicr 1853, lie Juri Sc
remit CONFINEMENT a l~'ajonrnemc mt.
Presents a. n. Foley, president, I,
Theriot. ]. b. l.. Dugns, S. M~cIoncon,
A. Gulllot. II. Arscncau, A. T6t". T..
I.auvc ct n. Guedry.
Sur motion de NJ. Dngas,
IResolu qn'nn comItt soft nomme -
i'ct1ct de falre une estimation approx
NATIVE dcs d6pcnses "conrantcs de Ia pa
roisse. atm d'asscoir Ia take de paroisse
pour ]I'anu6c mil butt ceut c%in4uautc-
troi<.
lie president onn dc &C comit6
mcssicnrs Dugas, Lauve 1t Ttte, avec
instructions dc faire |cur rapport anssiI0t
que possible.
.- lie Juri prcnd On consideration II
reclamation du doctenr 6ordi', et sur
I%naI SnrL, ~ n. Esnna,
$,r mat;on IL, II n,c
ResoIu qu'uns comitG soft uomnd il
r.tfet de nrpnd~n toutt Ios in for,n,tions
ueccssaircs pour Ia construction dune
n,;so, Mons co,e ,,ro;sye ,v.c ;,s,r,,c.
lion dc C,,r.,o, o,o,, . l., u,och,ne
L.. -.
Rssolu do ,I,s anime sommc mex
.st,,t ;nv. ,i,.tros. est
- nour MAYER les
r:- w 49,
+. ,ts non,,c dc &c connie
n,r,. NJ Goedrv
w - 'n
I'm I,,vo
''' '''''' H. c;no,,,ta
'' - L,, ,,ro-
r''sS''a p' r -, seconrs de ye,ve
p''eo Eo'r 'N''' - ,rasor;ar de
l., nnsa. as, ,,torise . hi payer la
~ P"'u ;,n~os,rc sur son nropre
'''o '' ="
"''''" do n,oas.
lie Jun p'eh' u" 'e'o' j's''" ''
heures ct dem'c L. M'
A denx hcnres ct demle lie Jnrl Sc
reunit de nouvean nGnncs mcmores
presents.
Lecture est fnlte dune petition dc
NJ. Andre S]nlo,zHno. constable de pa
roi.sc, dcmandant nhc augmentation dc
son g~alairc. ct
Sur motion dc NJ. / etc.
RdsoIu que lc saIalrc du constable he
paroissc scra ii l'ayeilir lie tolxan'r-hlX
piastrcs par an an lieu de cinqnante.
L.'appel nonluh ayhnt tie heIni''f1e
sur i'adoption de cette resolution, IL u
paru que messlcurs Tl,eriot, MelanGon,
GulIlot. Arsereau, Tatc eli Lanve avalent
vote dams l'aifi,matlve, SIX on', ct mes
We, denx non, en- consequence la dlte
,s.ol,t;on cot adou,4e.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

NJ I.ns Dfmocratns de- /, pa roissc
Assomr,fion sont rriis dc sr %rinnir ii
Napolfonvil1e. lc 2mc Samcdi Dr. Jniilct
dams Ie bnt de nommcr dos dflegufs il
la Convention dc Baton-Rongc.
CoMITE CENTRAL.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

contravcntion. recoverable dcvant tontc
cour de j"ridiction competcnte.
Sur mo!inn. lie Juri prend IN rcces
~iuson'a dcux hcmcs ct demie L. NJ.
NJ. Duga, nl nom dn comit6 charge
d'examincr les nouvclIes recIam"tIons
contrc la paroissc, fat son rapport en-
recommandant lc Placement dn compile
de M. Di>ire Leblanc, SC monta ut a
cinquantc p%iastres ct yingt cents, 'e qncl
rapport est adoptt.
Sur motion dc II. Lauyc.
ResoIu que Ia sonmc dc %cinqnante
p]iastrcs par IN est ct dcmeure Hppro-
price pour vcnir an scConrs DC 'cuVc
jean Dominique ct que lc tresOrler de
paroisse est auiori-e a lui pnyer Ia ditto
som,nc par trimestrc SIR son propre
mandat-
Snr motion dc III. Dngas,
lie Jnri procedc d la nomination des
chefs dc p]atrouilIes qui ont etc NOMINEES
CONNIE suit
Ter dist. Nnrcissc Sanchez ct BaItha-
gar Martinez.
2mc ;, Numa Wives pour iC bTuie
Longuc-Nue ct Leon pouTle
Bayou.
Sure :, GulIIaumc T,uxiIIo, Alex.
Chauf, Sostheue Templet ct
j. y. Comeau.
4me J. i. C,nlo!Ic ct ,CI6oPhns
Landry.
SINE Pierre ii&bert ct RosGmond
Trichc.
6rnc Augustc AnColD, fa'cntln
Boudreau ct Clervillc peItjcr
pour lie Brala Labadic. ct
Amedee Bonrg, Evnriste EIe~
bert ct Bazlle Landry pour
Ie Bayou Lafourche.
Tine Abraham Blanchard ct Theo-
DUE Rodriguc.
SINE Joseph Blanchard, Edounrd
Bergeror, Ozemec MeIancon
Desire Leblanc. Jos. Bonrg.
ct Tr,simond Adolpllr pour
lie Bayou Lafoarchc, ct Wal
ter Pagh pour lie Canal des
Attakapas.
9mc T.. J. E. Ganshier, Constant
l.. Simoncau ct Xavier Dugas
pour lie Bayou Lafonrche, ct
Pierre Landry, Trasimond
Daiglc ct Inc Landry pour
lie Brittle St Vincent.
lone Anatole Landry ct S%fraPhin
Bourgeois pour lie Bayou La
tourchc ct Achi|Ic Duga. pour
lie Brittle.
lime" Thtodute Savoy, Desire lie
blanc, Zephirin Dngns. John
Mccartney, Hirpo'yte Braud
ct Periquc Sanchez.
l2mc" Edmond Bonrg, Walter Nor
risson ct CIeophas Penisson.
l3me NaIcour Porche pour Ie Ba-
you .Pierre-Parr. Mmccile
Ancoin pour lie Bayon Droit
ct TeIesphore Michel pour Ia
BelIc-Riviere.
Lecture est fate dune petition de NJ.
Desire PIaicentia, d%emandant la remise
dune amende de c%in9uante piastres qui
hi await etc imposee par lie j"ge de paiA
T. Trahant, pour avolr permis u as
semblee de negres chez Iui, ct
Sur motion de NJ. Dugas,
Resolu que lie tresorier de paroissc
est ct demeure autorise de remettre a
Desire Plaicentia Ia somm de ylngt-
cinq piastres. etant la Motto de l'anen-
de qli lui a etc imposee pour avoir per-
mis- une asse mblee de negres chez lui.
l.'appel nominal ayant etc dcmande
sur l'adoption de cettc resolution, il a
paru que mcssieurs Theriot, Tete. Gull
lot, Guedry, Arseneau ct L-ause avaient
vote dams la negative, six non, ct mes
sieurs Dugas ct MelanGon dams lafir-
native, denx oui, ell consequence in
dite resolution a etc rejetee.
NJ. Alfred Tete, an nom du comite
charge d'examiner In condition dc la
prison de paroisse, rapporte avoir trouve
la dite prison en- mauvais ctat.
LIE tout etait de Sc Procurer uIie
- IL 1890 ,a xcLafin III,
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O. Nous prions les Members dn Jori
dc Poll ce de %vonloir bien remnrqrcr
que &C comptc-rendn de Ionr% dornieres
seanccs rcnferme S. cares dc douze IL
gnes chac"n. Avec Ia partic anginisc.
&C scra done 10 cares.
Plus une liste par lie jngc Dngas, de
7 cares de lOlignes, liste q"i dot atrc
pubIitc cinq fois.... fPor m~omorondun'.)
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TT Nons eommes AUTHORISED a"annnnccr
que NJ. CHARLES +. GRTNEtUN cst
candidat ddmocrate a II place de IRE
sorier d'Etat. snjet a II dfri~ion &c Ia
Convention Dem"crntiqun-
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rHos "pRfsMArIcs."
There's deep pond hid in yon piny
That's garanded with rose.booms wild and swee
Enwrea,hed with pcnsie willows, hanging over
Green. bowery hooks, and many soff retreat
Where Hetabel and did often
There the brown hro.e sings there skins the swallow,
There the blue buddcd ash its foliage wen, es
From deep-sruck ROOTS broidered with sedge and mall
low;
Fair lies tho pool. beneath its rdgy eaves,
Blotted with waxen pods and ate leavos.
There workess rests the mill onch withered shingle
Lets through the mn-threads on tbs knotted floor
There, where the village kinds u mnglc,
Tall woods upspring and on the eobwebbed door
One plain written, "they shall come more !"
There the white cottage stands shadowd and sullen
It's ruined porch with fruitless vines o'erciung;
In beds, the pebbled paths, the vagrant mullen
Tops the rank briers whore musk-roses sprung.
Hearts ease and slender spires with bne-bell. hung
There, In that solitude, deserted, lonely.
Closed in little Eden of ur own,
Unvsited, sa We by the wood birds only
Ourselves (swcet Heiabel and y alone
Our very trysting place unsought. unknown,
Wandered. sometme. beneath the pines dark shadow
Sometimes, at evening, when tho mills thick aums
Trembled silver; and the distant meadow
Was ha fsnow whitc-halfhid In sunkcn gloom,
Even own Iivcs--half joy half doom.
Halt joy--haf doom the blissful ycars are faded
And the dark sha lowed half Is left to mo;
BY griof not time. my scattered hairs braided
With silver threads. And Hctabcf 7 Oh. she
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Springs. Through IN :aco days
THE Virginia Tenn. Ruilroa Company now pre-
Sent the quickest safest and cheapest route, with
increa sed facilities before offered by any line to
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6o clock,f M
Sundays excepted) by Mcssrs. Boyd, Edmond Il Cos
line of packets with experienced commandments the
next morning at o'clock A by the Da vile Rail
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg n7 O'Clock
A. NJ the morning al the junction OF the South :
side Rnilroad will proceed to Rces Sn,ion where they
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Returning passengers will leave II ale Sulphur
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Sulphur Springs, % y" y"
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By DanviIlc Railroad from Richmond and South
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Springs, ~ 20 So
to Sweet Springs, .,,.,, NV
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IT the Irain ia stopped for passenger between nm,
o the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. nnd charge will
be less than twentv-ive cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the where tickets are not .old J
will be charged by the conductor, per cent. In nd
dition to the regular of fare, provided however
hat in no sh Ill he receive less than ten more
an hity cents from passenger TO any point
the road
Servants viii be required to have TWO passes, one to
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Conduc.
or which passes, must be explicit in granting the pryi
ege to travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce their free papers or they will not be
permitted to travel on the cars.
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Supt Traasportation
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articles appropriated Third Ctdss-yirg'nn domes
ics sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope, butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per- tin sheet iron, hoowware queensware casting4
hardware marble dressed and other heavy artclesno
enumerated in sperial or fourth classmates - :.
Ayt,eles aDpropyiale 10 the Fourth Ciass-Flour (in
,acks rice pork beef FISH lard talow and bocon, On
ensls boxes or sacks beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marble, undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
Plaster per 100 miles miles. 200 ofFiSy pounds. 10
ton ton o, u - | $50 miles. $50 II
ooo lbs. zoe miles. 800 Carrie %sst. II
Sert 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-16
-TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
UPON WOHtEs ] EHS 7 NOT s.

y Y Southern Agency, 81 Main So, Richmond.
From The ~. T. Evening Mirror. April 18th, 1883.
WoRcEsTER's Piano FoRTEs.--lt always affords us
pleasure To say good word of old friend Horuto
Worcester. Having often taken the responsibility Of
recommending Pianos, II s gratifying 10 be able To
ndd TINT have never henrd the frat word of complain
of the price, tone durability of Mr.. Worcester's ri
ing up from the South To attend the Great Exhibition,
beg remind them in the seaSon Of Worcesters II
Fortes They truly elegant Instruments OF rose
wood and mahogany, without any OF the Black ber y
stain about them
From the ". Y Sunday Couri,, april I7M, 1888.
PIAsos.-As the mint stamp of gold renders II
current does the of Worcester inscribed upon
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill as u
manufactures of these popular Instruments hns given
him first class reputation, and any Piano procured nt
his establishment fail To give the utmost satsac-
ion to the buyer.
From The Richmond Times
PIAsos.-Tbese beautiful Instruments which within
few years have become necessary ornament to eye-
y puror have been brought to such perfection, both In
finish and In tone. that doubt very much II
the inventive aud enterprsng genius OF the monuiactu'
ers in future add much to that already done.
To have heard instruments thai begin TO
compare in of tone those manufactured by
Worcester, aud sold by Mr.. A. MoRRIs, bookseller and
stuoner OF this city la finish satisfied they
not lie exceed. But few days since, of the best
Performers have listened to. while practising
difficult piece of music Of Worcesers pinnos
marked u,, thai il tho toned instrument
his fingers had touched, and he had played on .
great variety of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him, aud therefore take pleasure In advising
our readers call on Morris, and supply themselves,
NORRIS is sole Agent f,r the sale of Worcester
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by aos,
overy packet from New York. His prices the samo
from those in of superior Pianos, at moderate pri
ces ie 29-dts