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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
lust received
j go hhds N. o. Sugar;
50 bbls N o. Aolasses;
30 do sugar-house Molasses;
30 bags Rio Coffee;
10 bis White Fish;
IS boxes Tobacco;
25 do Bar Soap;
25 do Candles; :
5 bis crushed and powdered Sugar;
100 bundles Wrapping Paper;
$4,000 Havana Cigars;
25 boxes Cheese;
so gross Matches;
20 doz. Wash Boards;
Plow Lines, TrOt Lines, Twine, Bed Cords
hemp and grass Rope, &C., 4c-; all Of whicl
we viii sell low wholesale or retail, with
general assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Bonnets, DC, &c.
Mar. %, "a. z. DELETOMBE 4 CO.
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ABOLITION OF SLAvERT.-The Con.
gress of the Republic of Venezuela has
abolished slavery, after the subject has
been discussed for some time and public
opinion known.
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aALLIPoLIs & KANAwHA
PACKET.

- The fine. light draught
steamer FASHION No. 3,
q Capt. WIZ. JOHNSON, win
run in the above trade, leaving GaIlipo-
lis every Wednesday and Saturday, and
returning will leave Kanswhs every
Tuesday and Friday.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to NEWTON & COBBAGE.
Sept. Is, 185S.-1
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Bill to provide q tax Of II mills for
school purposes, and one tenth Of q
mill for library purposes, was again ia
ken up, and another effort was made to
strike out the library tax. Several gen
tlemen argaed the subject over again,
when the House sustained its former
position and rejected the amendment by
vote Of IL to 43.
The bill under the previous question
was then put on its passage, when the
vote stood-years 38, nays 22. The
constitutional number not being given
the bill failed.
Several gentlemen moved reconsid-
Grafton, when it prevailed, and the bill
was laid on the table. 1t will probably
be passed when there is full House.
The bill making appropriations for
the public works was then read the Sc
cond time, when the House adjourned.
APRIL 29-HoUsE.-Tbe bill to sell
the Pnblic Works passed. Yeas 81,
nays 35.
SENATE.-The House bill to provide
for the erection of a monument to the
memory of the late Simon Kenton, pas
sed unanimously.
The House bill prescribing the du-
ties Of County Treasurers passed.
The House bill requiring the majori-
ty Of the Directors Of Railways in the
State to reside in the State passed.
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T CONTINUE to manufacture House
i Spouting with a new patent ma
chine, which makes a more durable ar
ticle, perfectly straight, and not so la
bic to rust, because the smooth surface
of the metal is not destroyed. Job
work and repairing Of all kinds execu-
ted with neatness and despatch.
Ap. IS, "a. F. MATHERS.
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IMPoRTANr FROM WAsHINGTos.-A
private despatch from Washington in
forms us that dispatches from Mr.. Soule
our Minister at Madrid, announces that
he has obtained from the Government ol
Spain a disavowal Of the conduct Of the
Captain General of Cuba in relation to
the Black Warrior: that he has secured
indemnity for the loss in that affair and
letter of reprimand to the Captain
General.
1t is further announced by Mr.. Soule
that he has to make communication to
our Government so important, that he
will not confide it to a despatch but
hasten home to make it in person to the
Administration. The communication
thus heralded can have no other refer
ence than to the sale Of Cuba to the
United States, and it may be supposed
that we are on the eve of very import
ant disclosure.
We are fully prepared now to hear
that the Government of Spain has made
overtures for the cession of Cuba to the
United States.
Pits. Journal May 1st
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NOTICE.

THE Board Of Examiners Of Gaflia county
] viii hold meetings at the Court House IN
Gallipolis on
Saturday April 1a, 1854;
Saturday, May 6th, 1854;
Saturday, June Sd, 1854,
For the examination Of Teachers under the
''act to provide for the reorganization, supervi-
sion and maintenance Of common Schools
passed March II, 1853.
By order Of the Board,
Mar. %, "a. D. B. HEBARD, Clerk.
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VOU can buy at S. T. & R. LANG
LEY'S New Store
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WM. NJ. KOHL O. CO.,

WA. N. KOHL
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and after debate was ordered to be en-
grossed-yeas SIS, nays 80. 1t will be
voted upon on Friday, but cannot pass
both Houses at the present session.
Bill to punish the adulteration of IL
quors and to provide for the appoint
ment of a competent chemist to test the
quality of liquors, was reported back,
and on the question of its passage, the
vote stood-yeas SO, nays II.
This is Senate bill, and if they agree
to slight amendment it will be law.
Bill to organize the militia was re
ported back with divers amendments,
part Of which were agreed to.
The question being on ordering the
bill to be engrossed it was lost-yeas 9e,
nays 48.
So the militia bill has met the same
fate that befel the same measure last
year. We must try to get along two
years without it.
Bill to give the public lands owned by
the State of Ohio to actual settlers was
debated. -
DIR. Elwell moved to amend by strik.
ing out the words "white" and ''malc. y
The motion was lost.
rne motion to indefinitely postpone
Prevaiied-yeas ~. nays 38.
80 the House refused to endorse the
homestead principle when applied to
our own lands. This is rather chayac.
teristie. As Mr.. Rogers said. the De.
mocracy backed water on that mart =,
the platform. So be it.
The House then elected s. B. Han.
mum, assistant clerk for the remainde,
of the session.
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April 13, 1854.
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NouVEAUTES, QUiNCAILlE-
RES Ell GROCERIE.

lie sonssigna a t~ouJours en- main CT osre en-.
vcute a des pix bian inoderts I'M immense as
Sortimeut dc marchandises, tells que
"CaIicos ~irancais, richess ca:hc'nlres de tou'cs
couleurs; soicrie unie ct ( carreanS; harpo1r
broche ct noir; robes b~arages; MORE noire anti
que; gros DC naples, lnouclIoirs, co.'s, chem'set-
tes ct manches brodees;-monsselines de laine.
toutcs couleirs, m%trinos, alpaca, boubazIne,
foalar1s, chally, draps, linge de table, nappcs et
seryicites dc tottes grandeurs; en- IN mo, 'o"s
&c qni est du RESI- OFT 'un magasin de n"'elan-
discs stches bien assort;
II oflre egalemeHt en- vente une grnnde GUAR
lite d:opjets de quincailierle It tic gfocerle.
On vendra a I'm rabais con lderab'c ioutes les
ma rehandises driver; quaint aux utalchaldlte@'
d'ete don't le stock Went d &tre renouyele, eAss
seront venducs Il dos conditions avantagcUse@'
% ADOlPiiE LOkI.I q C..
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PIANOS.

NJ. A. Fiandry annGnce aux habltAnts dc
la cote ouII aura t~oujonrS en- main des Pia~
nos de la manufacture de Falvrc, deAcol!cn-
to quaht9, systemic en- fer. II yendra ses
Instruments 4 dcs conditions on re peut Plus
avantagcnses, lc fabricaut lnl vendant ses
prodnt aux prix d~'artiste, c'est-a-dire svec
de pIu&grands a4aHtageS encore qu'aux mar
chands.
Les Piauos de IA manufacture dc Faivre
sout aujourd'liui uuc reputation universslle
Recommand6s dtja par Herr ct Strshoses,
popinion Dc Gotsci>aik sur ces instrerlels,
iaur a donne, suftout eli Louisiana, unc vogue
plus nrande encore. C'est &c qui a detef,niue
NJ. Flandry i etabE,r & DcnaIdsonv,iie, un
depot de ces Pianos, sans ccntredlt les plus
~convonables sous un climat CONNIE lc n0trc.
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b. family, aud payable ole hnndred dollars
ash, on each head or family and the balance
in four equal instalsments, maturing in the
months Of March OF each Of the >ears 1855,
1856, 1857 e. 1858 purchasers, to furnish their
notes with good and solveat security in soiido
psvable to the order of said administrator, and
a. the office Of said Recorder with interest OF
he rate OF eigth per cent per annum from ma
tarity until paid and special mortgage and
vendors privilege until paid. The sale Of tie
landed property and slaves to contain the clan-
d, . de non aiendc -. The landed property
will be sold with the reservation that Frederic
Richie shall have the right to remove all the
Buildings and Improvements by HIM erected on
the lower limit Of said plantation.
18th The horses mules, cattle, farming uten'
sis and furniture, payable all sums under ten
dollars cash and all sums Of ten dollars aud "a
poye ten dollars, in five equat instruments,
maturing in the months of March OF each OF
the yeats 1885 and 1856 purchasers to furnish
their notes with good and solvent security i'll
solido payable to the order Of said adminlstra-
TOR ut the Office of the Recorder of said Parish
with interest at tee rate OF eight per cent per
annnm after maturity until paid. The acts OF
sale will be pas ,cd before Andre Leblanc, Re-
corder and at the expenses OF the Purchaser. :
Parish of Assumption May 9th 1894.
4. r. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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MACONNAGE.

NJ. josErA +. Aucols fat savoir Il tous ses
amis ct au public quill est ciabli tout pres De
Fagliso paroissia'e ct quill a t~osjours en 'nsl's
de la clanx, des briqucs, ct totls les nateri4Hx
oai sont du resort des entreprencnrs ,racors.
Canine par lie pass6 il contTactera DIES en-
qaren9euts, a DIES conditions a~yautsseuses, soir
Ilonr hrhlef dos briques, soft pour monter de-
tquipagcs, soft pour executor des enterprises
d riacnnnerie de %qnelqne genre que ce SOFT.
NJ. hpcain Went a'etnb.ir CUR an rfsdencH.
une brilueterie (brich yard1 ct ponrrs rcmpiir u
aes prix Of termcs avaltageu5 teetes len eoiE-
mandes qu'ou iui fera.
ii entreprendra tgalemcnt IN construction
aes totaees dams le cimetiere de fsglise ptrois
siale, de quclque dimension ct dc qnclqne for
me gu on les dtsirera.--H a pris ses measures
pour extcuter bien ct eite tons lee oivrases qni
lui seront comics
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Celtc composition chimique rait.rmlt
LIS dcuts ebranlees ct corrige Ia man
vais- haleime. Avec tontes ccs qualities
cesfe eau co0tera done bien chr ? non,
.nessicurs, nous i'ayons mise ala portee
dc toutes les bourses, il J a DIES Fl Icon
dc IN franc ciAquantc crutimes O, tr-',-
te sous III j q des aacons dc IN franc
90 vngt sous, qui sont les dsns tiers de-
fi'asons de trente Ill y i enin les ia
cons dc soixantc ct q,rinze centimcs on
! as'iiza sous, qai sont les deux tiers des
ilaccns DE vingt sous ct Ii moitie DIES fla
cons de trcntc; demandez failes>voas
scrvir, VOLTA le moment. INlnsisue.
4 a peil Q Cabochard e,t-il termine que
cent maius sc dresserem vers l.eslrad 4,
nous ne pouviona sufire Mi debit. Atala
otIiait lee dacons asec tant dc gtacc, Dc
sourirss IN se panchant le corps en- a.
want pour faire apprscier Ii riicllesse de
son corsage. J'avisis moi, bien decou-
plt eous mon costume harlequin, le pu-
bic dee fcn,nes. Cabochara Ut Gtu,-
galet f~sisaient Ia distribution uu pcu au
hasard.
III sente dusa deux .heurcs, ~soalennc
par III grossc caisse, les regards provo
cateurs d Ataia ct 4 b~oufionner:c. DE mes
arlequinades /; ellie ne s'arrsta que Tors
cue III caisse fut vide, Cabochafd fu. Gu
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&c i'annta 18 q. I'M til cas- tuit ct pour
vi, Je parcrs presentes frerds public Il tenne
de Ia dlta Cour, determines (ou "callctl ct
&vi3 a tous cenH que celia 2oncerle que
lie Gil rerme De h d!te l'cur determines IL
Called coInmenccra lie vin9t-ueuglmo Jour
mols de MAJ 1854, Giant ie mae Lundl
de Mai de ladlte aimee, Ct vontiIucra ,us4u'A
qu'elia soft ajourucr scion Ia loi.
paiotsse Assumption. ~ Avrii l1Ji.
A. /. HICKMAN,
NhrIif.
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TIE STATE OF I.OU!SIANA.-
Fifth Judicial District Court. - Parish
o! Assumption.
In 'hc natter OF the succession Of
Jostrh hioli4tc & O2iNe Siolirrc,
Whereas Francois NoIl6ro administration
of said succession, has this day flied in the
office ofthe Clerk oil the aforesaid Court, an ac-
count of his administration together with d pc.
titiou praying with the same be approved and
homelogated.
Notice is hereby given, 10 all when ii may
concern, TO SHOW cause within ten days, alter
the publication hereof, why said account
should not be approved and honlolo@ated and
the funds IN his hands distributed III accor-
dance Herewith.
Ny order Of The Court.
ASSUMPTION this An OF MayIS5i.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Clerk.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Ieuern2 Lnn1 Naicc. % March 1851.

General Limit Cftrc, 20 EigfCh iS3l.
The Supreme Court Of the United States ha-
wing. on The 18th J~aa@asy 1884, rendered an
" opinion and decree, " IN the case Ct the
United States, appellants versus jqan Bap.
tiste Dauterive. pnupoune lie Blanc, and o.
theirs, heirs and legal representatives OF Jean
Antoine Bernard bauterive deed. claiming 4
certain tract Of land" in the parish OF jber-
vile, on tue west bank Of the Mississippi river.
at a place called Bayou tioula, " and within the
townships herein after Indicated, by which de-
cree the title to the land in question is declared
to be in the United States. Therefore Public
Notice is hereby given that, under an act OF
Congress, approved Ord Marcel. 1853, settlers
since the ist day OF June 1910, on such Of the
| lands referred to as have not been heretofore
disposed of. xvii! be entitled :. to all the rights
of presumption granted by the said act OF
1883 and the act Of 1 tn september 1871, in TIE
| same manner as if M reservation existed u.
pom furnishing the necessary proof, % the sa-
tiSfaction Of the Register and Receiver OF the
| District Office at New Orleans, OF Il compliance
IN all ~resoects with tile requirements OF those
laws the said proof and payment to be made
at any time before the day that may be fixed by
the Presidents proclamation for the cnmmen-
! coalent OF the public safe including the SAID
lands.
1t uiH BE- necessary, homsrer for snh settlers
| TO file their daciaratory statements u9th The Re
| gi|stcrof hat,ogicc m1thia three months rom Me
date ofthas notiee, otheruise they atH Jotflit a
ny right Of prsemptiom they may hare had. :
Alter the expiration ofthe three n,ontils rom
the date hereof, such Of the said lands as have
not been declared for, ard may be vacant, will
be subject, first, TO The claim Of the state under
the Swamp Acts Of the 2ud March 1919 and 18th
September 1850, then to locations ipr Internal
improvements, Schooliands. &c.
The townships il (which this alleged claim is
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JeHy WILSON, Commissioner
Y IS

-ftteattu quill Y a accumulation d'aaaires.
devant Ia Cour dn Cinaulelne District judicial
re, siegant dams ct pour la pafolsse Assomp-
ton. dams lsEtat de Ia Louisiana, ct que dans
l~'opinion de l.hon. juge de la dite Cotr, il est
necessaire de tenir M teriae deternine called
term de 10 dite Cour, pour Ia Transaction dc
toutes ~affaires civiles ct criminailes qui pauf-
ront etre portses dsyant lie dit terne de Ia dite
Cour.
Ia consequence ten vertu fun ordre d moi
adfesss par l.hon. juge dc Ia snsdIte Couf etsen
vertu de l'acte de la Legislature de la Lo,i-
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100 Es.atW ARID.
s.rnv an

From my residence on the morning Of the
9Th inst. a !. Port Monie", Cont aiming Five
hundred and ten or twenty dollars in Citizen
bank bills, of the denomination of S Cos 20
s S iOas also q mortgage note drawn by
ThomasS. Burbank IN favor Of aud endorsed
by +. E. Kittredge, dated, " Assumption 7th
February 1854 Y for s4,48i 37lioo and due
twelve months after date, and marked OIL the
margin 9 Ne varietur y Andre Morel Notary
Pub. All persons are herihy notified ndt to
trade for or in any way negotiate for said note,
as payment has heea stopped A reward
of one hundred Dlilafs, witt he given for the
recovery of said Note and n;oney and the
conviction Of The tliet.
GEO W.JONES.
Assumption 9th ApI., 1854.
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NOTICE TO UNDERTAKINGS,

The Church warders of the corporation Of
sr- EIIsaBgrl1 hereby give notice TO under
takers.that they will receive sealed proposals
,,ntilths eighteenth day of may next for the
reconstruction Of a aChurchv the plan Of
which can be seen at any time at the presby-
IRE at painconrtville. also with all the terms;
conditions and stipulations of the contract pro
posed.
The materials viii hc furnished BY the
Corporation. AAsffk ptGAs.
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core dams crtte circumstance i Ia Ilan-
leur dc IA situation.
-Messicurs, dit-iI al public qui de-.
mandait tonlonr. DIES falcons, ledltion est
epui.ec, Gus feroas III second TRACE
estlp mil d detnain les %noinbfeux
exemflaires.
FL s~al,tant IL foale ayec grace; nous
descendimes de l'cstrssde. Nous aslons
vendu cent facons a III franc, Ct cent q
soixa..ts -q,inze Confines. Total dc la
reeette Trois cent seixantc.qnliizt If.
Nous ayions tous cent %coudees.
lie soir, diner general Al ..Pettt RAM
ponneans Grlngalel Sc signala par un
appetit gignntes ne. Atasa but CONNIE
un %templler ct fat plei,e Dc ssd%uctloas.
Sedi S1sfhene etlit irlste il nc boadait
pas sur les fssoreeaux, mas Il peilsalta
Zsphyrine.
Al dessert, Cabochard por!a le TO st
sai.aat
A BIboqnet !%linsentcnr Dc 'leaa
inlaiiilblc +. paisse cctie Invention 10
conduire d pluslcurs aulrcs
J'etais deycnu le lion DC Ii soeiete.
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situaAed. are

The expression in The foregoing notice re-
la;ive t. " lands heretofore disposed OF )" has
reietence to such portions rs have been mad
W~rtcltty sold by ioraet lanG ]o,ticefs, some OF
which safes have been erFoneofsiy patented. II
il the intention Of this office to have such OF tho
So sales. yet Urpatentad, submitted tor con-
fr7Mat7on Under the act Of March 3rd 1853:
r"cviving tie act OF 3rd august 1876 III rela-
tion to suspended entries, and whenever the
outstanding invalid patents shall be surrendered
to this office in accordance with said act o! 8
the entries Upon which they were based will
in Hike mqnner, be confirmed, and new patents
issued.
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AUX CONTRAGTEURs.

Les Marguilliers de la corporation saisrE
EttsagETu donnent avis aux contractenrs
que la fabrique recevra des propositions sous
envelopes cachetees, jusqu'au diy-hult Mai,
pour la reconstruction dune eg|ise, don't lie
o!an Sc trouve a ieur disposition au presbytare
lie paincourtyiIle, ainsi que toutes les condi-
tions ct stipulations du contrat.
Les materiaux seront fournis par Ia fabrique
slle.mame. XAVIER DUGas.
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10. L'habitation ttablia en- sucrerie qnilzc
cents piastrcs compliant ct Ia balance apr3s II
'oir debut lie moDtant dn a Ia banque d s Cito-
yans, payable en- cinl tefmcs Ggaux echeaut
cans les Enois de Aiars chacuue des anntcs
1855, 1856, 1857, 1858 ct 1859. les aconGreurs
tournissant leurs biIlets aycc BONES ct soiya-
blPs cautions in so5ido pa yabzes a l'adrninistra-
teur de la dite succession ct payabIcs an bureau
du Recorder de cette p%aroiese portant inttreta
raison de hu!t pour cent par an apres l~'6chGal-
ce ll,squ'an pariait Placement avcc hypotheqne.
Les actions dams la Bauqne dos %citoyens
poaf etre Vendne$ ensemble avec la dite habita-
ton Ct I'acqtereur dcvra assurcr +outes les D.
bilgat!ons dc Ia dite succession envers la dite
banqne commencement il la Chate tcla dte
banque ct s'obiigera u hypothaqner a la dlte
banqac d'autres e~sclaves Il Ia place dc ceuX
h~ypothGqucs Il la dlte banque.
20, lie terrain situe au village de Napoleon
vile, cent p!astfes compliant Ct la balance pa
yable en- trois lcrTnes 6.rtux tchGant dams Ic
raols de Mars de chacuue DIES anuies 1855,
1886 ct 1857. L'acqn6reur fournisSant dcs BIZ
lets ayec BONES ct soIvabIes cautions in soiiio
Payablcs an bureau du Recorder de cette pa
rol5se, ct a liordredc administrator de Ia IL
le succession aVcc butt pour ccpt d'inttret par
an a partir de lecacance jaSqn'au partait pale-
'Fht ave. y. tOt!iSd"S SptShht cN ~ ptFHSE|
dc .endeWr.
80. Les ~csclages an dessns De Rage de dix
ans pour etre sendus par tetes, ct cetG an des-
sous De dix ans, ponr etre ,vendus par tamiIle
CT payables cent piastres compliant SUI ctalue
tate, on sur chaque talniiie tt la balance en-
Quatre tcrmcs GgauX echealt dans les mois de
tfars de chacune des annees, 1855, 1856 ct
1857 ct 1853. Les acqu5rcnrs tournissaut ieurs
billet, asec BONES ct solva0ies cautions Iluso-
lido payanies au bureau du Recorder de cet:e
parolsse ct a l'nrdre du dit admiuistratenr, D.
VEG lntGret a raison dc HUT pour cent par an
D pattjr &c ftcitauce jusqu'au parfilt pale
ment.
Les actes de Ventc DIES terres et DIES esclaves
renierueront la clause " de non aliendo" Liza
lltation sera vcndue avec les reserves que
Frederic Richie pourra ~eutevcr toules les ba-
tjsses ct amtforations par lui taltes sur IA tgne
acn has dc Ia G!te habliatien.
40. Les cheTaux, ~laulets, bGtes 4 cornes
QUITS arat@lres, meubles:etc. payabjes toute$
sonamcs au des,ous de dix p~iastres compliant,
eft toutes somnes do dix piastres ct an desSus
de dix piastscs en- ceux termes agauy cchaant
dams les mos dc Mars de chacune des anne
es 1855 ct 1856 les acGuefeurs fouraissantieurs
biieIs avec borneae ct solvabies cautions in So
lido payables au bureau du Recorder &c cette
p~aroiss5 ct Il i'ordrc du dit Administrations, a.
wee interet Il raisou de butt pour cent par an
i partir de PGcttance ~lIsqu'au pdrtait pale.
meut. Les actes lie ventc selolt passes tie.
want Aatft Leblanc Recorder eli aux tyals de:
acq1ereurs.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-22

Avis est dome au public de n'acheter quo
cue ce soft il aucun des negres appartenaHt a
W. II. Pn@h & Co. sans un permIS cert on
verbal des proprietaires on de IGconome,
". Fl. PUGu & Co.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-22
AyENDl,E

4 ' I'm HIKE
De BONES terres c~ultivables ct des cyprie~
res situees CONNIE il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, au dessus de l'hahita-
ton de NJ NoaBERT LAuvE ct an desssus de
la residence de M. +. MoLLERE,
Sur lie Bayou Corne, pres dp ferry;
Sur lie bayou Pierre-Purt, au dessus ct al
dessous du ferry,
Sur Ia Belle Ririaere. sur Ia route conduisanb
sur Flabitation GRos ct Pagan:
Sur lie bayou C~renr;-surl lie bayou Dro'fi-
dams le Braie Labadie dams ls Nonreas
Texas.
Ayendre agalernent des doubles conccs-
sions situees derriere les habitations dc NM
Guillot, Barber ct autres:-dans le Bra!s ~
Einceat ct sur lie railroad des Opelousas.
Conditions a~yantageuses.
Ssadresser 4
A. j. POWELL.
q. s.. Dep. surueyor + land aSsnf.
Dona!dsonville. La.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-22
l'aroisse Asscmption, Mai !c54.
A. Z. HICh NAN. Sheriff.

No l.croAG daits Ia ge6ie dc 4 parolsse AZ
~ soml ton tnn&gresc disant appartenir i
- Monsieur 1rasimond Landry de EAscen-
sialt It dtcilrant 81 n~oalFner Winter,
II Iuesare e,Firoa cin piels nalfs ponees
fle h%aatenr: paFtIt 5gt d'cnyiron 20 ans ct
nj ntlitt de E,afb-.--u ! deux marques, une
cica5siaa s~ti{&tat9 sur IA paft;e ct ule autre
n ieefs oetas!onnt es pa !e fottet GU par dies
brt!lfes.