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Three Passenger trains daily I.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
FROM
NIAGARA FALLS TO DETROIT.


ly Carrying the Unied States Through Mail 20
The cheapest .afe,, and quose. rosie for Detroit,
Chicago 81 outs, baena, md all points 10 Tie Grant
Wrsil Connecting ~ Michigan cry win he new
ALBANYS SALEM RAILROAD tot Lafayette, q e.,
aud at Chicago wth Oh the routes iuf the sou and
West.
rieias leave Suspension Bridge d, fellows. sun.
1T EXpREss leaves Suspension Ridge II 4 NJ.
hamilton l2.35 dine Londuu, 40 4. " and ~
rive at Detroit rs r VI. Supper si.o. lcave Detroit
705 N
NAIL and ACCOMMODATION leavcs sa.p,n.ioo
Bridge l.3o ?. W., Hamilton 33j ?. ~, London 80
God XPREss lslve. Suspension Bridge 10 r. 49,.
hnmiltln l2iOP w.. supper i.onsrn3 ~ 4. NJ, and
rive "a Dero, 7.eO a. 81, Rrcatf.t also leave lio-
ifot \. VI, Michigan Cry G - 7. st., and anive At
Chicago $40 ?. NJ.
Rates of Fare, Tirs, class.
To Detroit, s. To Chicago gu To Galenn slssl
Lafyeue, ia L. SALE, "a - lauis, ~ 20
Pss,onsers Tor he wes BY hi. Line, arrive in Chi.
eago fee hsugs ~ adranoe Of arr atlfr Houfe . And A.
gage.
Cheek your baggage to Suspension B,idge. Quick.
est route 20 Dotfoit aud Chicago. baggage checked
through To- Detro and Chirasai Pusssf gees Tor su.
pension Bridge Magma Fail, change eais at Koch.
e'ier onl' one change OF Car. between Niagara Fails
ani Chicago!
Passenger have ample time to view Niaaara Fai.
and tho new Mammoth Suspension Bridge! She
greatest works of Nature and Anl
Through Tick T. be obtained ct 10 ct the Priu-
olnai Raiifood sud Steamboat Offices 10 the Uuiter
stai1- ami the Canudas, and at he Agency OF tha
b esi OF Po.t utieo' hu ling on, W., sithe Lake
n'afie, Lake Chamnlan, Schenectady aud New York
tenirai, OF Troy and New York Central, t. connect
i with The GkEAI IVES TERN RAILWAY.
JOHN CHURCH Agent.
Gencsal Agency Great Western Ruilwuy, No. II
EKrhtng' street. buffalo, Mansion House Block wa
doors tom Warrington street
MoviUs, General Agent
yElyr Gtc4f Western RaiIwny
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CLINTON HOTEL, New York,
PssEEE REDUCED

vNH2 UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF THE
aheve nlmed well knowH, and iorg established
HOTEL, takes this method Of iiforpirg the patrons
o The hous' us well as the 1npc generally, ihsi he
Viii 90 he hrst o August fcdnece The price u board
from Two Dollar per day to
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endisg August 1, s54 said per ceutsge to b. est
the original amount OF The premium note, with
out reference To any endorsement and to he prid
the Treasurer, his Once, In Montpelier GU or be-
fore the 18th day of October, 1854.
The twenty-seventh Annual Report
Of the Company will he Published eariyin September
and forwarded 10 Aem1ets by mail,-to winch they
are respectfully referred Tor detailed statement OF
the business Of The Company Tor the past year.
Membefs Of the Company will md 80 the ha nds OF
the Representatives eject 10 the LegisatuFe sched
ulc showing the amount of assessment due IRON each
respectively aHd thsy respectfully desired 10 zee
tAai e msH'y for thar at, Jarrarasd % ne
ees an Ortossr. The Assessments mast Be Paid vAsa
dae lfttla attention TO this the part OF the
beTs OF the Company, Will savs them expense aud
trouble. J. r. THURSION, Tieas.
lnsurance Ofice,
Montpelier, Aug. 9, IeSt \
1>y The publ shells OF each weesly newspaper IA
this state ara requested 10 p0hlsh the above notee
three weeks suceossvsy, and forward their bills for
payment. 95:3w
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TmE MUsICAL WOBLD,

DTANO FORTEs. BENNETT q CO., 36f Broad.
i way, New Yoik, are manufacturing aud have con-
SANITY hand extensive assortment Of Pauos,
hrscng every vanity Of style and size, from Ia
Ocases, from > 100 TO ) 900 each. We have tes-
monials on the hrst fiauists w the country Of the
superior Briarey, Breadth sectaess oftonn through
the entire register Of our Pianos, While delicate
elasticity of touch has been pre-emnenIy secured all
our Instruments fully warranted 20 give saiisfac-
ton. Buyers Who understa nd their interest. viii
call before purchasing elsewhere
BENNETT & CO.,
50:isiy 36f Brosdway, New York.
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PIANO FORIEs.
Al BrOadway. New York.

TUE gest and Best Assortmea Of First lass ri-
4 Foues in New York, both with aud without
the Eilan Attachment, may be found At AL Bread
way. All peFlons wishing good Instrument al a Low
pfioe will be To find one
LINCOLN q ThOMPsON's, Broadway. NY.
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CAUTION,

BASE INVITATIONS, made Of VANISHED IN
ntA RUBBER, arc already being offered 10 tho
ket TherefIe, purchaser. should bear 4, mind hat
~ genuine Goods stamped with the above trade
mark 1T The Company ais6n
WILLIAM RiDER. Presiden, N. A. g. P. Co.
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Three days later from Europe.

NEW YORK, August ..
The steamship Arabia, Capt. Judkins,
from Liverpool 18th ult., arrived at II o.
clock, Z. N.
The war news is exceedingly scanty.
IL is evident that the Car will not abate
his pretensions. HIS reply to Austria's tinal
summons is not published, but is known TO
be naughty and uniavorable.
The Austrian Government still say, IN
general terms -" Austria will not dlsap-
point the hopes of Europe"
Prussia daily shows less and less sympa-
thy with the Western Powers.
No news from the Baltic.
The Russian war schooner Wolga was
captured by the English squadron in the
White Sea
The Spanish insurrectlan remains trium-
phant-the position of affairs unchanged.
The fighting is all over, and the country re-
mains quiet for the present, awaiting Espar-
tero's arrival at Madrid. Queen Christina is
still hiding. Queen Isabella keeps close in
her palace. Salamanca has escaped In the
disguise of lampllghter. France and Eng
land favor Ministry under Espartero, bui
disapproye of Regency.
Ia the British Parliament, Lord Stuarfs
motion, expressing want OF confidence N
the Aberdeen Ministry was negatived.
An Instruction was suppressed at Parma
Great uneasiness was fel at Modena.
The Government ofEgypt was quietly az
sumed by said Pasha.
The American Minister to China has Wis
lied Too Chou, and also proceeded up thu
Yang Sc kiang river. lie intended to visi
the Yellow river.
SErONp nFSpATrU
The Emperor Of Russia Is stated to have
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CLOCKS,

srsat virrty OF Bfass Clocks, o. G. sqna,e Goth.
&c, Oriental, Jaauy Lind, Mariss, octsscr, vc,ofis,
Mauial Paper Macku and Fancy, eght nay ani thirty
hour sith add without alarm, frees she Best asass-
afurfarsfs
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One Dollar and Fifty Cents.

The affection Of strangers aud othcis visiting tho
city, ethsr Tor ba-nuss pleasure, Fariculsry d.
rccted 10 the eligibility of the locatoa boiag situated
co. tho heart Of tie business part Of tho Guy directly
opposite the CY fllll. ami rubhc Offices, aud hin
-hoii distauee Of the most prominent places OF a.
nusemen:.
A. B. MILLER
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PERFUMERY,

Lubirs, fynehons, Pisefs, Gisnns l. Manssaet aad
Oondiass' eatiacts tor the handkerchief faTns and
ohsf Colleagues, spsldngs RoscmarJ Shorts La-tfals,
hu'gess Cream Nutfitse, aud Cy thsran Lnsffaie -
be haf and sIaaI xnIlaIx Of nun. enL. lnlas,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01
.seaF#@f--TT -TTTTVE"
-, T. .AssATE Atl,5aCAN
.,sjv pOuR CAUSE DE DEP.iRT't
sEeRr,s xuugaIERs.9 TONNE.
Tiers Er CARPENTERS.

-..1.. tun,li Is. Janasif prsoch a in, a dix heures
IN ,nst;n, i Ia resaeues de PieFresNeitzeroff,
,,vs ssai,she Nd Bayod Eafoufche, a ~snviron
1870 u;l,.s de Uonaidsonviile. en- cette pa
ro!ss,' ~;,.frirai Oh vehts publique, les, pro-
lac habitatoa stass dams Ia p~zroisse
ds pAss,mption, Five gaache du Bayou La
fuurche. i envirohnsept miles au-dessous de
.UouaIdsonyille,, I~aesuraIitl environ strols tar-
NJ rents De face aud bayou, sur qnarante de
profordeut, lignes convergeahtes lnofnee gu
sc6se. d'enn hatt par Ml,es faylor, etdu cote
van has mar Valcout Melaneon,S Y 'compris
los hatisses aui.s;f ~trauEett, les dites b atisses
.ons;stant on u,e bonnie maison fxtef sfam
narasia 4 mails epigeoaniers, ecurie, caba-
mas / negres, aims, au'plle bonnie boutlqus de
tonnellerie sur ID deyantare. ,.,j.-ag
To- LOCUS. negrss age de 2s ans environ.
a. han t~ouneiisr 1T ia pen charpentier.
a.. John, negro age d'envisoai24 ans, ega-
cement bon tonneier.sogsa sTsatfht
40. saIonoa, nsgre- agsog'enyiron 80 ans,
hon equarisssur bon seieur de alons, egale-
snent bon pour toni ee iaea'r tc.oaeerneeies ira
:peox dune ha hitation, r. r...5Ao 9
s.. William, negre age ttfehvifon, 10 ans,
IA han nagrsde champ, ciatretiersset cocher.
- Syly:s. h~negresse, agee usehviron 81 ans,
,t:uisin!sres ct frepasseusel aysesison .enfant,
Anna, negristede is mois. .p,rnfd suiY =
'"@7 10, clarisse, mslatresse,4 agse d'enYiron 10
. 'sa,lS. tbianchisseuse ct re passaass, aHse son
tassaraatN ainac1Y,, faagste de 10 mos. J"
s.. un, vsitdre d quatre places ct soy har:
tnass; ) 90 Gn.caeral de v%oiture, egalemsnt
arc. bon lie moltare, sultout pour DANES.
10. Tine jutneIt cfaQle, bonne do monture;
II. Uns. yacka easoa ~saisaat; IL. Divers
,,n.ubles do spaaage, tells que lis garnis, So
,phas chaiss5, &c, ct aussl an schaland couye-
nsb!e pepF, w tglnelisr on aatTe. I'll
$500 Z oiiii ons de- fIi,can s.:
La tsrre ct les e~sclayas payables en- trois
.@tsrrncs tEati1, altaerseta tat mars PROCLAIM,
8 /, pp .iers an tslt an,rsa I555j et lei deflier
tIers. On .satt mars 1856. aLes aesusreuts afuur.
N74 nnihssant lea:s biilets wee bonnie caution d, Ia
s~S satisfaction daafyenueur, ies dts bi!lets ppaya-
y > bles saaf hsreaa9da Rectader' ae Ia p~aroisse
Assumption, Ct poitAnt a pres eciIaancs, iintsret
4 Faisoa ds ssastt ptus cent Tan jasaa.a pale
.'7s 10 iaoSihsf y a totes esi sDnn ns d, ssio
ct au-tesaous compliant, ct tontas' soinnles au
sNg assssassdo St8s On tout arrars ochain;l Hes ac-
assreurs tournissaut leursi billetsi avec eau
s.oli sa,isfsisanle OF interat- apres~ psehsance
Les aatssSdsssn pour Iesimneubles, par
,dcvant Andre leblanc Recorder de la pa
..oisse Assomptno, ddx frais des acqusreurs.
i'asoisserAssornption, &c - daceIabfe 1853.
4. iiNUSSiER,
~ tAot$A>fAA - Encantcur!
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~ ....s ,as...s, ss,h T., $1,000 ~ hssI.s4 !;
$50 : s.s,,' ~ its aeegdla rnsreh 1872 =
IKE ~ n, sSs,s u ;s ussI Ppats5agsrs Of the lands apd
.n1ss, to 4raish 'asI1 gs ss;, es'o o tsSaaj si a. ;nG:.
,s,,ia,a residing u, ~ sst s1ses", or nim' ,pss4 T.
s's'ssss ed a' no'ssiqbgs,'. s;sF a Il 'ss |a;s ,s =;
eigh; per cta' ipsss : CHI Tsrcorder ofthis pa
,ish. 60 ~ M u hle al; o,rmn ,s 81
20 IN also "sa- AID in ID march 1884, and alt
- ss,a,s over sio' payable sQps hatt il s!tmarcb
) 10 IL T.. ! rn : ] ss s'f1isi l i Pda,es s@Iit1tIi ggoosead' z@acsc.u'rFi,y
g,asisiae s1 ~ pa.ishss the satisfaction Of said
I" s I'd n ;s,r s,a,a, sspr lgeigghsp per cent interest
psrsanssn alter maturity, and payetse at the
ams S,ss9 II Il ftvs.sd@pGob: ds5 r:s854 fls5S.
.rxhr4rA!. II HICKMAN, ;,
1G Al SaatS A"ctio"ccr
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%l|EE 7 y w. r
STATE OF l,0uIs!sNA.|-F,f Eth
40 Jtlicial Dttric, ,Cccurt.1 l%':,i>It' T
A>snsnrtion.r H'1e'" &"7'S''
I.f NE matter 4f11fc succession Of 40
r,t. T's,. .@hp@@
virtue sfa d, c,sc IF The HONOR. Sc
Fifh Judicial District o;at iii ard fur tlr
parish be Assumption. datetl tho Oh day Of
november 1858. vii! he ntlt cd ut public
auction, at the residence Of wi'k'w All
suste Tee, on the 4fai daF Of February.
1854, at teno'c;aek A, NJ, hy Alfred I'eic,
auc,i6neer for The parish Of Assumption.
the following described property, Mf'on-
gin,s to said Succession to s't:
10: A Ibla1n,atiofnl situated oa said parish.
On the right bank of the Baynu@L Aanaehe,
measuring Two arpen.s font by forty a%rpents
in dep,h, between parallel lines, bounded
above by lands ssfJean Baftiste Henry and
Below BY those Of 4. T'c'e. Together with
another tract, adjoining said plantation, 81
tuated ar the forty arpenss,san tract neaSn-
ring seven arpents front, By Forty afpents in
depth bounded above Is lands "f Bite Dnlrg
and below BIZ those Of widow Josrdan; 20.
The fJllowings Slaves, to wit: Henry, negro
man So years. Barber, a5god 35 years; AL
fred. aged years; Elizabeth, a negro wr
man, ageds3 years, Sicily; Marie a negro
woman, aged 81 years, sticky; Aan, a'negrq
woman, sickIy,- .aged'35 years, and a'er:two
children. Octave aged two years, and an
infant child; SO. A lot ofhornrd c%attEes, one
old carriage; DO. Household and kIteh4eei
furniture.
~ a77 TENS and conditions - = b
The aided properly and Slaves, payable
,ne, bird in mach 1854, ore ,h~d in march
1855 ard the, remaining third %insanarch
1886: purchasers to .u~raisir their notes with
,,o,d Joint and several %sure;ies payable to
their " oraeras The Office Of the Recorder
said Of parish, with SPECIAL mortgage on
the property. sod and beating interest inea,s al
the rate OF eight per, cent per ananufm i a ne
maturity until paid II .oae-ac,aa. 90
!, Parish ofaAssunption, this 39th, dec. 1923.
ss1irf 81 $40 fsHALFRED TETE,ae
l6ssa thar giro "a foilqaosah Auctieneer.
S4~ n RN+
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HOTEL DE l.'UNlON.

EESr fE s. ats+s#t1 4 EAF~~ AatA+E rs a~ al t@A%se
M. Jacques Whey, dc I1o"a.klsouvilie,
p%resient' sea amis et@ic public orc 'tc 1cr
Janyier proclaim. il fera d Donaldson
v%i'li:.. FFopyeriprc DC r.HorEL DE-, / UNION
(%an'.irn hotefd De IA California; .stabla,
senient 9,sil Went De -%rcstaurcr dc fond
en- conbIc,
Medblesct H,trihution du loc,hl,, tout
estorgauiss aruiourtfhni dams scette. maj.
o, po"r en- Etireduh excellent h5,ri.
il~'%gatccret confort,a soils QneIle IN rs
la devise dn 2%nonyeau proppittaire Ell
prenant des dispositions pour asstrcr ie
success de son ehtfepri<c. 81
De jniis arrar npts pour gucon.s
DC bien wastes ct e%o'nnodes pour
families, 1T par dessas cttas une boare
cuisine i Ia bordclaisc, VOLTA les tire.
avcc Icsqncls NJ. .Viscy soiIicitc p,oar
ON Establishment lc patronage do pa-
blir.s 5rveHsJ 51.gsA ss3a5. aa1 %
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AuCTs ON SALE
rCOOPERS&i c.9RPEN7ERS SLA.
.'is~ PES yO SELL, . 's'4

d
- On Monday The a5sh If January next at ten
. O'clock a, o., will be offered at pubic sale at
auc:iml by the Undersigned at the residence Of
Pierre Neatzerof, situated on th left bank Of
- bayou Lasbaraie, inl,the parish of Assumption,
q gtRbont seven miles below Donat6sonrille, the
at iulowusg sdescribed property, to'wit': prev
plaatation, situated in the parish Of AS
sumption. on The let baEl Of Bayou Lafour
chs, ~. about sescp1 ailes below Denaldsonyii'e ..
atd 2piantationsneasn riag abou, three arpcnss
8 aro nting sxid bayou, BY forty arpents IN deoth
-ihetweea conrefgifag lines; bounded above by
sra5i'ss Tayaorand sbslowT by iVaIeoarte Mean
con. to.ethers with all thel buildings and I'M
uysoyesnents thereon Said buildings consi TIM
: n rood family house, baff,,. two pigeons houses
+, negro cabin,sapd 4lsot goodscoopefsliop, build
3 ,nnalhe leyeau .iqgsssistlM aal a3aiss ~
~. Logue negro man, % years so!d,, good
cooper andh kind Of carpenser
80. John aegro man Arrears old, also good
40. Sasomon negro man 80 years old, a good
~sauaring and sawyeftimbersalso good for plan.
30. win negro mai, 10 years old, good
Gil hand. spd rood cart and coachrdriversT
Co negro -wonaan x2lS years old,
washer iron and cook, ,Yonan] together with
t~hechiidsssle months Old.
10. Clxylssc !, tmulatoT woman, 10 years old
sasihonsc sefAant, and her infant child 10 months
nd uh sa7E aHA i *clsAS4A 3kaN4 r.
So. A carriage, tegelher with harnesee;
90. A carriage horse; 10. A creol mare;
falasA csN and calf fao.s House .ffurni1Iures;
eli il .HTssms and Conditions
! sThkss .1ktpsosirn and slaves. spayable IN 5
equal insiaiments : one thirdinall narchsIs64,
one thirdin march 1855, and the. last third III
march I158. Thc spIrchafers to furnish. their
notes wi1Hssxurifyateasis :.-didAnotes
payafblsss ii he od6ce. Of The Recorder Of parish
Of Assprp6cn, bearing Observation-Disclosures
ii tbs rae &etghs fer ceEt. FER sanlaIn stillSf-
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rIIlOB.liE. SHE.
Succession Of Mahala Morrison, dtcc;

Succession OF M,hrIa Moirlssoh, dtCca:
~, .sed widoW,"f Wm * CWke.
.Byrirtue ola decree Of the honorable the Dis
tl!ct Court in and Tor, the PARISH, OF tSt-.Mary \
will otler !or sale on Monday u the 9th day OF ja-
auary next, 1884, O. the premises, the following
described property, belonging to The said sue.
~cess!on, to wit: -1t..5
a certain ,raetoi parcel Of laad lyug and &C.
ing in the parish Of assumption, in Township
NO Is, Range II east, containing is7 2oel0otas
superficial! acres. Said land is situated on bayou
.OnrS, between the Bayous Beaf and Black,
distant from the former 4 mites and trgn the
latter 81 miles, and within about two miles OF
the route OF Ne" Orleans, Opelonsas and Grea,
Western railroad, VIII CHI VII lie completed to
thi poininext spring. The Bayous Back AID
Bteetare isayigadaaaie Yeasrcand for vessels
Of heavy draught, & communicate directly with
the Gat,.a and by STEAMBOATS, IL, New Orleans BY
direct in land navigation orbY railroad. The land
IS well ilmba!cd, ana lies On both sides OF the
Bayou t.:Ours, wlichcan be larigated in fat
boats to within about three quarters of a t!:le
IRON the land Between fifty and sixty acres Of
the timber have been de1dened: on which it is
now nearly al decayed. The land is Of the very
first quality, and for sugar planting there's none
su pctior III the Stale. = -T-ls .-Hf"ly
az: FERNS aud Conditions ofSSsAr Z"
One fourth ioss.e purchase money payab!ei ii
cash; the balance payable in five equal annual
instruments from the day Of sale: Purc!,asersato
furnish their notes in f.ser ot,ttle. undersigned
with persona! security IN se.ido, and the proper
~ TO remain specially rnortgagsed and hyrotne-
Gated until full and entire payment.
A plat OF the nd will be exhibited on the Day
of saIe, and any further particulars can be ol,ai i
ned on app!icationto l,aniel Morrisson, Esq,
Bayou Bnuf; r.. N ale MILAN, Esq, Franklin;
or 10 the undersigned, Should the weather be
unt;avorable ca the day designated, the property
viii he offered on the FIST fair day thereafter.
ga ....-z WIN k.'COCK1E, Tutor.
81 Parish Of Isl Ma5ty.. ',,iocvy 10Y, 81. 1883. ,S@
IL (Planter.s Bunn.rJ
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n DIES PREUVES..
Succession dc hiui,afiaa aaiorri<son; dsct.
-Eq .asaeaes os.se de- 'WinnKsG eeke.i IT'S,

ed esdeaey osse de5 WinnKsG e@ke.t ssss
'SEEsaS 4 ! tur;1 dlt.a. orrdtteeI aKce - rJatoet par lIYh6olnorabts
Ia J u: District dams ct pour Ia pparoisse
Ste Marie, %l'ooifrirai Ell yerte publique e Lundi
9emic JON DC |Jaavieg proclaim, 1854, sur les
lieux, IA propIiett ci-apres detrite, apparte-
naItt a IL succession s]usiltc, SAVIOR
Urc' ..c~ertaine piece de ter1e situ6e dams Ia
~paroisss ASSUMPTION dams lie Township No 16
de la itangee II a Fest. contcuant 4S7 2oJiGo
acres de superticie. La dite terre est situee sur
lie Bayou. ltOprs, entire les Bayous, Bpuf ct
Black, d Ia distance du premier de d u ct du
deruler 3 III miles. ct i environ . miles ds
tacG du catn11lluL de fer De ia Ntle-OritauS,' des
Ope!desas et de iOuest, aui dot Gtre tiai ,rus-
GU a &c politle Printemps precnaln. Les ba-
ycus Black ct Bout sont naVlgables pendant
Ioutc l'annne pour tout naVire tlrart beaucoup
d.aau, ct Sc trOuvc' northumberland Ell com
nlulication ayec Ia Noupeile-Orleans soft par
he Collie. soft dlrectement par Finterieur, ct
encore mieux apEes Reinforcement du cheiain
de fer. .Cette terre eStbien boises, OF Sc tsouye
SUI ehaaue cote ,Iu bayou l'Ours, gui est ,navi-
gable Ell chuland juslu'environ 3lt miles de
la terre. II Y L environ. so gu 60 acres de Ia
tefre don't ie bois. a 6te cernt, ct oui est main
tenant pressure tout pourri. La terre est de
premiere qua ita pour 1ia culture dn sucle, 81
II ny en- a pas dc supc!leU-e dams lEtat.EprEl
a., "a ~aItsn M, 5 set"1cohdltions .-A%
In quart du moata':t de rancheGe payable
Compliant, ct la balance en- ciaq pa.enaents
~annuels egaux du jour Dc la vclte. Les &C
qu4reurs ueraut ifournir leurS billets Ell favour
du scussigns, avec securite' personne!ie IN
sol1po, ct la propsiete dsyra roster hypthe-
quee Superintendent jusqu'au paiemeilt final,
Tn plan de Ia terre sera eXhite lie jour dc Ia
vente, ct toutas ~informations rourrout ttre
]tournies par MN Daniel Morrison, du bayou
Bent; r. n. Mcmillan. q Franklin, on par le
soussigns. 81 lie temps etait mauTals lie jour
designe plus haut, Ia sente aurait lieu lie pre-
nler Joui lie beau temps apEes. lE T..
VIM h, tOLAt;;, T"tcn'.
pa,oissc S;u-Mar!c, !e II nov. 1858.
l3 VlaHtcrs Banner.)
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HOTELS WASHINGTON
x NAP0IEONVHLE.

Nm. BESSIE Fore. yicnnsni a. prsndrc
possession da bel etabIissement connu sous
lie nom dc Uotel Washington.
Les %vas,es,s conn,odes ct ttlagantes constrnc-
tons attaehdesA Get Establishment, lesg cHoix des
NETS etvins 'serris a Ia table du WASHING TON
HOTEL, font sans contredit de cette maison une
DIES plus eonfortables de la eampagne. 7 -
auMM. Besse s'occupent achievement dame.
liorer Reimbursement deja 81 bien monte don't
ills vinnneut d'eutreprendre l'exploitatlon; aussi
comptent-ils sur lie patronage de touis leurs
a5inis, ades ivoyagenrs ct 7du public en- generals.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01
STATE or LOUISIANA 800. Fiji Fiji
Judicial District !Coutt..-- Pari,h Of

- '"'fFf124".i2 a. ss5a SO az1o~q;r 81:
Whereas. Rossmond Dugasalhas pesitio.s
nod the Court,for letters of administration 1or
the estate 0 tthe late Marguerite Dahon,sde-
ceased wife ofJean Dugas.. al 4h o1lyof +.
Notice. is hereby given, to ali whom il may
ccAcarn, to show cause withinften days, why
the prayer OF the said petitioner should NO.
be granted, =. ,-ss - l...7~ % i.g %
Ey order Of thc Caurt.e7a.Js4 -sgs>.,
3 a:,ss"Eaption, this 9Th 81 dec. 1852
..n':o .'"t' 'DEsIRE LEBLANC, sn
10 " ..~.. al .aGsf .-.s a. silica Clcsk.
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ETAT IF la I.CCISIANE.-cosr
Einstiefne District Judiciaire.--
Pqroisse.. lassomptioa!l aIN@F
% aAttendu que Rosemonnd Dnfeaas "a preeseenYs
upe, petition "a La CcuEs q Peffet sdsopte-
mr. des lettres administration i Ia succession
g e ieue; Marguerite Duhon, decedee femme
&c Jean Dngas, ~ -" - - ss.-sz H ~r,s
AVIS est par le present, donn6 a. toas. ceux
cue celia peut concerner, d'avoir 4 dsauirss
SOUS dix5ours, les ~raisons pour lesquelles i, ms.
serait pas fat droit a Il dte petition. 81 =
Par ordre dc il Cour. 81 ,sessg17s
Assumption, &c "a decembsc 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,,e 8
l6 e 2'@'ss' '2s- d. 'e,ot Gre hher