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NOTICE.

TtlE undersigned Commissioners, appoint
L ed by the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
to mark and bound all that piece or parcel of
land situate in Cecil county, called ''Porter's
and Grubb's Folly" which was conveyed to
John q. Rcaney by one Thomas Oliver, by
deed bearing date the 10Th day of December,
in the year eighteen hundred and forty-fvc,
hereby give notice that they viii meet on tnc
said land on THURSDAY, the 30th day of
March next, at 10 O'clock \. NJ, to execute
their commission by marking and bounding
said piece or parcel Of land.
CHARLES W. BENNY,
JOHN RIDDLE. (of Wm.)
JOHN THOMAS JANNEY.
Feb - TIM commissioners.
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EsD.aa5 Ae'a'21s2.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all when il may
~ concern, that application will lie made to
the County Commissioners Of Cer.l county,
ut their first meeting after the l1th day of
April, next, to appoint three persons as Ex-
anincrs to view and lay out public road be-
ginning near the Cross Roads in the road
leading from Oxford and Blue Ball, thence
Westerly passing between the houses of Am
broso lIo!comh and of Thomas and Jacob
Bonham. 70 the road connecting the road
leading from Brick Meeting House to New
London, and the road leading from the Brick
Meeting House to the Blue Bali, at some point
between Ezra Rogers and Robert Browns.
March IL, 81 !w
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E{3sAED EGYEs'E.

NOTICE is hereby given toI,l whom it may
~ concern, that application will be made to
the County Commissioners ofCccil county, at
their first meeting after the 18th day of April,
next, to appoint three pcrsonG as Examiners
to view and lay ont II pubic road beginning
near the shop of VIM. J. Marchbank on the
Port Deposit road, thence Southwark through
and touching the lands of the said March
bank, Joseph IIaincs, John Marshall, John
England and others, to the road Leading from
Ebenczar Meeting House to Zion, at some
point near James T.. Oldham's.
March IL, 1854 4w
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Tss'A'sG's!.

g I BSCRlBERS for Stock in the Eiiiton,
~ And"rl III d LawiSyillc Plank Road Com
pa'v, are hereby notified, that Il meeting Of
said subscribers will be held ut Cherry Hill, in
Cecil county, on SATURDAY, the Sth day of
April next, at o'clock =. NJ. to organize
sud company, and to chose, by ballot, to be
delivered in person or by proxy, duly author
lied, nine Managers from among the stock
holl"rs to conduct the business OF said conf
pa.y until the first Monday Of June next.
Each stakeholder will be entitled to one vote
for every share Of stock held by said stock
holder, not exceeding two hundred.
FRANCIS G.. PARKE,
JOSHUA l.. GATClIEL,
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN MACKIE,
GEORE EARLE,
March 4, 81 TN Commissioners.
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vol,bs,g, ,E,ss t,Gs..g,g,qvy0tss.

TsH!iE ia Collectors for the several Dis
T. tricts Of Cecil county will take notice Of
the Act Of the General Assembly, entitled
can Act taxing Dogs for the protection of
Sheep in Cecil county," and proceed accord
ing to its provisions TO number the dogs in
Cecil county, and make a return Of them to
the County Commissioners, on OF before the
LIST day Of June, next. BY order
+. G. RICKETTS,,
March H. 1854 Clerk.
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The London Press Of late date says:-t.We
can state from the highest authority-not, of
course friendly to Russia--that the amount of
available Russian troops in the principalties
is, at this moment, probably not less than
l2G, eco men in good condition."
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sshiiIlcEps:ta, VViiIfliq.gt IN
AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

GLEASON iCkETS.-Toi increase The trdv-
- cling accommodations orrcsidenta in the
vicinity ofthe Railroad, who transact business
III the City, the complnyara now prepared to
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EAR t:bk,H,,

EIOP \ TERM OF YEARS.-An excellent
a BLACK BOY between Is and - years Of
age, to serve until he is twenty-five. lie is Il
fist rate boy-an excellent farm hand and u
cooper by trade. He is sold for 10 fault.
Enquire Of HUGH CAMERON,
IicN =. Q Cecil county, Nd.
Mr.
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kVVEEItsEN.

Fsi!!E s'uhscrihcr d %;foUs OF rcsllning lis
4 former business al iuryeyinga and Convey
aacing, promises TO accommodate all who de-
sire to pttr5nizt hi;n. His office viii be in
Elkton until tie 25tl Of March next.
January - 1853. JOHN JANNEl.
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Window Shades.
1851 q. T.. MILLER s. GO. 1854

NEW
HSj q. T.. MILLER s. co. 1854
MANUFACTuRERS AND WHOLESALE AND
WI Retail Dealers in Window Shades. .South-wes;
corner of Second and Arch Streets. PllILADEL-
filiA such as Gothic Landscapes, Vases, Scrolcs,
Boqucts, Coin RoHDERs. &c, of the most beautiful
designs and perfection Of finish in this country and
at such
LOW PRICES
IS to challenge al competition. Buff and White
Hollands Camhrics Tasses, Cords, Brasscs &c. in
every variety. for city country trade. We invite
an examination of our stock at the Depot South
west corner of Second and Arch Streets.
Phladi., Jan q Am
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GLTThc Albany Express says the ,lcstruc-
ton of property by the gale is not less than
$lGO,oO0. The same amount is set down as
the loss at Troy.
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ES's'{i;fs.

fg1UEEE will be- an Election for Directors
4. of rhe Farm RS Steam Accommodation
Line OF MAryinl, held at .Iohnson's Hotel.
ELkTO%, Maryland, on SATURDAY, April
the lst 1851, at IL O'Clock \. u.
BF Order Wy. II. GILPlN,
March Is, lS3l--tm. Treasurer.
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SMILES AND TEhRs,-.tt New Haven, Conn.
ON Thursday and Friday of last week, the
Crocuscs were i'll bloom. On the Sunday fol-
lowing, carly i'll Tic morning, the mercury
stood at only 10 degrees above zero.
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CGNSTABLE'S SALE.

wa W. J. 4AI>IIlL ~ b'IlLIL.
81 virtue of a writ of Vendi Exponas, is
- sued by Edmund Brown, ESD, one of the
Justices Of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in aud for Cecil county, at the suit of
Brown x Foard against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tcncmcMts Of Wadsley Holmes
and James Frazier, and to me directed,
have seized and taken into execution, all the
right title, interest and estate, at law and in
equity. of the said Wadslcy Holmes, in and
to all that Farm, piece. parcel or tract of land,
situate in the Second Election District of Ce-
Gil county, adjoining lands ofBouldcn Bddle
and others, containing
Fifty Acres,
more or less; and ] hereby give notice that
on SATURDAY, the LIST day Of April next, at
the front door Of the Court House in Elkion,
between the hours o! and O'Clock z. NJ.
will sell the said property 80 seized and
taken into execution, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said writ.
liEZ. FOARD,
March IL, 'o4 IS (S3) ConSt.
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A Ed.

nR. J. V. WALLACE, having located
Z , himself in CHESAPEAKE Cry, respect
llitT oa-:s lis professional services 10 the
cttaons 0f tbs town and vicinity. He nay
be found nj the Hotel Of Mr.. John Hanna.
M II l, 81 SIN
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GUM SIiOES.--A good supply of Ladies'
" and Gentlemen's Gum Shoes, for sale by
Jan y A. J. SCOTT 4 GRO.
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FOR SAL

TEyiIE subscriber has for sale one yoke OF
4 frst-rate OXEN ,and SIIOATS. Also,
800 bushels ofprimc OATS, suitable for seed.
HENRY II. GILpIN,
March | If Near Elkton.
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10 000 HORSES CURED OF THE
U,UUUHEANES. 50,000cured ofCoushs,
colds, distermper, &c.
D.ARLEY'S ARABIAN ITE.3TE REMEDY
is the only article that can be relied upon for
tho cure ofthe above complaints; il never fails.
Some persons have made from S25 to $50 on n
horse by feeding from three to six packages.
1t great improves the CONDITION of the hors-
es, brings offIhe old rough coat and produces
one smooth and glossy. There are counter
feits-see the signature of HURD & CO.. 81
Maiden Lane. N. York. Price % els. For
sale by VIM. II. Brown e. Brother, Candy &
Hatch. fJan ii cow 1y
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FEE STEAMER PORT DEPOSIT,

CAPTAIN DATID WHITE.
AEAS resumed her regular trips for the
Z 4 SEASON between PORT DEPOSIT and
HANRE De GRACE, in connection with the
Ar'r~r~ u Cars FOR Baltimore and phladel-
.l(Li!@Ils4s;'.s..l phia. The Boat will leave Port
eszs... -: Deposit at quarter before
O'Clock, A. NJ. and 3 o'clock, =. II. The
Boat will wait at llavrc d. Grace for passen-
gers leaving Baltimore III ! o'clcci; y. u.
Mar. | 1Sjt--tf.
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kE%sTiF4 TsstARTss

between the various Stations along III, line of
the Road an Philadelphia and b ltinore, At
the following rates:
Ii IL Il
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-. y. N0LAED. WM TucMrsuN
STE ATEE FRAME, skSEz. Es0et.
and Shutter Tactcry;

AT PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
WE, the undersigned, having Just fitted M
w our new Sash Factory, are prepared to fu,-
nish all kinds Of
Frames. Sash, Doors mil Shuitcys,
oft!ie best material and Workmanship. Brin,
ourselves prac'ica mechanics, We feel confident
in saying that we can snpry, us we as please
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Arc earnestly requested TO give us a call. A,
we are situated at the great Lumber Mait wa
can afford manufacture work in n cheaper
and better style ihun elsewhere. We therefore
solicit your patronage, hoping that you will no;
forget us, rs GUY work needs only to be seen 10
be recommended. We are also prepared to
work all kinds of moullngs suitable for mould
ing Doors. Washboards, sc. We shall use the
best material for every thing, anl pledge that
cur work shall be unrivalch.
WIN. THOMPSON & co,
Por, Deposit, MI, Sep 10 Sin
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THE MILLING will be continued at the
old stand by the subscriber, where he will be
happy to wait Oh all the old customers, and as
many new ones as may please to como, and
he Will cndcavor to give satisfaction.
Mar Is CIIAS MATTHEW'S
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EOg N DRY

nor SALE OR RENT.-Thc subscriber
l. will sell or rent his Foundry situated in the
town ef Port Deposit. Attached to il is a wafer
power which can be applied to other purposes
beside the use Of the foundry. This Foundry
has done, and is capable of doing large and
profitable business. Possession gwen immc-
dialely. Apply to =. W. WEBB,
June II If Port Deposit.
Elkton, Die '53.
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Spring Fashions for Gentlemen,

OPEIHo F1SI1VHS EVa UVH'1VEHSHs
NS7ILLIS EETTER bcgs to inform his
w friends and the public generally, that
he has just returned from the city with sup
ply Of new
d33iEaE, S'.sSsiGlsGscs and EcsSinSs,
for Spring wear, which he VIII make upHs low
as can be done in either city, and warranted
10 give satisfaction.
C5'"Caii at TIE Bazaar Tmar II
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RAGS. RAGS!'

TlIEhighcst price paid Cash for Rags, (wooi-
en- exccpted.) al the Rockville Paper Mil, on
the Little Elk, by E.JORDAN.
March 90, If
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HiI iIJfI " Sib,
IL Pi-3IrSIIrD EVERY S,TTpnAY
uyrc p,..-,g,~s
TEpNs-ss IN war in ,jv,nc,
IA Il not mil aflFlnra
S.Hl. for chiIa Of Five.
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s,,,,., ~, - ia .,,.,o +;,',s ftr ON,
d ia,r: an.l Is; ,ty-!iy., r,u:4 for each slihS2.
uirlt ms ,rtinn; lols': Oh - ia n 5 IN" PRO
pbrIioa. IT, iTeiTt Ii les b;GNi II. or Splc"
tlnti 20 tiu IN tFea SUR. -t'i'''S mems
r""',S @ it,tS'S ,.' 49, .',t yti,
on- +, nI,,i,,r Of tmrs tlicr ar. 70 h, insert
cl being stated will he continual Ei'i forbid
Eht rNt'-fd 'c&n!iNi3 % III "'on' r'''S'
w. ~ P'rE' "'>~''''"'- "''''' ''''
r. ;in,,l comics Of the p,rcr. FIVE cents.
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r7-E. i!on, suah OF or Subscribers and
" ,rt!sin.s ctl:Dm.rS is az, in %rrra"s, will
40. THAI; il too much ola dun if We ask, that
--sccinr We lave been ut Great expense in
procuring Il ~ lr9ts AMI new 'yie--''i"%
wil! ply IL thc am"u Us das by ,AeM without
dti'y. NJ non'% m'"'H 10 Us, when regis
tered By p'S;maSt ~, >h'A BE " our ri3S.
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ad'!phia by our merchants. CRY merc.!AAts
ana III 'n;:i"et"r%rS, w"n"' -'". i'i! to i!'d i;
80 shcir advantage u advertise IA 'H!" i''i'rF.
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The present nulibcr is exceedingly well Illus
srltcd with numerous wood cnSrIvin2s: Tic
literary matter is OF the best sort, and the pa
per and printing cannot be cZccilrd in all
mhgazin2don.
We copy from it the following htsi. pc cHi,
which will soon lcf' the seasons
Tr. yy.sa,uss,:. 81 yio1xts.
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Militia
Il go $40.

Tn'aI: Z. euiars and Militia 2D,G3G. The
total population ut Ike Tia c was l,Ss tl,an
200 coo; 50 that Sic furnished no.v tl.an one
sold;cr for every ton Inhabitants. VI tia!
"a nov, Elktoa wculi furnish l:,C-wllich
world be = heavy daft on is elective mon.
haiiag The war, Maryland ey1trd.d 49,
Sos, lis in sijecic ofths tie FEDERAL Cow
r@;ntnt reimbursed her 81 ,592 .G2l, and a
large portion If the balance was Oh a:ned
from the sale Of co!iHSca!>d British property
within Il S.a,c.
On tiir Ord of December, 11S3, The brilliant
drama Of tic Revolution was closed by Wash
ing on's rcsisration Of his commission, w,Eca
event took place al Annapolis in the prcsc'c,
Of Congress and the Legislature Of the State.
Ap7opcrty qualification to vote or held Of
fee in this State, cNis;ed prior to lSC0 in
lat year an act was passed extending Tic
ugh; 10 vote to every fec white nalc citizen
who MAS twenty orc years Of age and a !!
hccna sufficient length Of time in the STATE.
In 1909 the property qualifications or!cli-
crs Of cficc waa also abolished.
Ccc.lcoun.y was oG,nized by the rrorla
nation ofGuy. Calvert, in lG74. The first
settlers ca,ac from the Swedish cs aIliSi.-
m,n'2 on Delaware bag in 1910, and were
m'sly natives of The country to which those
settlements belonged; when t,icY afterwards
passed into the hands Of the Dutch and sill
later into tic hands Of The Engli:'i, it is prob
able tina. The people Of those Eali,n} con,r.h.
tod TO swell the population Of the county
Kent county was organized by the Assem-
"y in 1850. Ii received its namt irGla Kent
Island where William Claiborne formed
settlement of Erslishmen in 1851, three years
before the landing Of Lord Ballimore'S colo
Mss. Hartford county was formed by an act
of the Legislature in 1773 out Of parts Of
Frederick and Baltimore coun!:ts.
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~. hons snah OF oar Subscribers and
u " .rt!sns cilS:o!n!rS is az, in arrears, will
not t!ini; Il too much OF a dun if we ask, that
seeing W. have been at great expense in
procuring Il il - lr2sa AMI new tyr"--:h.,y
wil! pty IL the i"lou is ia, by tlcm without
h,l,y. NJ MONEY n!a@tr 10 Us, when regis
tered BY prs;intSt ~, sh'!l - NJ our rioN.
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y Mas OF phAca.-Nicholas, in his reply
to the dcputa:ion Ct Friends, at st. Peters
burg, who wiSjled to persuade him Of thc sin
rnincsS Of WAY, soltmniy d:sclains any int,n-
lion on lis part, Of seeking lls own agGran.
dilcmcut, or the ruin CT Turkey. lie says
he abhors war as much as the Society Of
Friends. What was, on his Fart prudent
foresight, has been unfairly construed into
designing policy and an ambitious desire of
conquest. This has deeply wounded Ids f2l-
ingS and afflicted his heart. lie will not al
tack, bui will continue to iict on TIC defensive
aud rs a christian he is ''ready to comply with
the preccpts OF rcli son." As Il man Ct peace,
the Car has certainly hccn ,noSt SiigularIy
aggressive, and his christian intentions may
b. inferred from tie size Of his Invading
army.
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in
MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE,
where they are anXinus'to serve.thc public and
their old Irenos wherever found, IN all the
branches OF their business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Stoves
Of all patterns and siz"s, for parors, Offices,
and Kitchens, and full assortment Of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware at the lowest prices. They
will also attend to
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice. The public are respectfully in
vtcd to give them call.
GRAHAM & SlSCO.
MilllctOWn. Del. Il
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g,DEEs,E,

FE'liE Partnership heretofore existing be-
T. tween the subscribers, under the firm of
G. }, MATTHEW'S, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All pcrsous indebted to
sAia 1irm VIII please make payment, and those
having claims will present the same for settle
ment to either Of the firm previous to the 25th
INST. March III, 1854 3w
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NOTICE 10 TAXARLES,

TT7iIE County Commissioners OF C,cif ccun-
d ~ will meet at their Office in the Court
lfouse in Ell,on, on the FIRST TUESDAY
in April next, Chat being the FOURTH days
of said monthly and c0Htinnc in session not
less thin FIVE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, for
the purpose OF hearing appea|s in relation to,
and ao'ing transfers. Of the assessed property
in said county, on oatd, agreeahy to thu Acts
Of Assembly Of Maryland. RvOri'r
p. c. HlCKE IT'S. Cl,ri;
to the County Commissioners Of Cecil co.
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In the Circuit
Court for Cecil
county, inC nan
Gerry, y i 7 C Il
2lth, ISL.
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Green Lawn Boarding School,

80 ~ - ! y - t'i'''-
March - IN Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26
MARTIN.
NOUVEAUTES, QUlNCAlLLE-
RES Ell GRUCERiE.

LIE soussigne a t%oujours en- main ct ofre en-
vente a des prix bien moderes un immense as.
sentiment de marchandises, tells que
"Calicos ~traneais, riches; ca.hemires de toutes
couleurs; soierie unie ct i carreaox; barpeur
broche ct noir; robes bareges; MORE noire anti
que; gros de naples; mouchoirs, co.'s, chemiset-
tes ct manches brodees;-mousselines de laine,
toutes couIeurs, merihos, alpaca, bombazine,
toulards, chally, draps, hinge de table, nappes ct
serviettes de toutes grandeurs; en- un mot tout
ce qni est du resort dun magasin de mHrchan-
discs seches bien a%ssorti; g-4aE
IL otfre egalement en- vente une grande guam
tite d'objets de quincaillerie ct de grocerie.
On vendra a un rabais con iderable toutes les
marchandises e'hlver; quaint aux marchandises
d ete don't lestock Went d etre renouyele, Giles
seToIt +eaaaes 4 des conditions a~yaEtageuses.
D ADOLPIIE LORE'r & Co.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of jean Allie nan, deceased.
BY virtue ola decree of the honorable the, 5th
| Judicial District Court, ofthe State Of Louisia-
na, in and for the parish of Assumption, dated
9Th day Of March 1854, and to me directed,
VIII be offered at public sale. on the premises
in the parish of Assumption, on Wednesday the
18th day of April 1854, at ten o'clock A. M,
by A. F. Hickmar, sheriff and auctioneer, in
and for the parish of Assumption, the following
described property, belonging TO the aforesaid
succession, to wit:
1st. A tract Of land established asa sugar
plantation, situated in tins p irish, on the left
bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at abont 5 miles
below the town of Denaldsonville. measuring
one arpent and a quarter fronting sa1d bayou
on a depth Of forty 'arpelts, between opening
lines, bounded above by the public road lea
ding to Brnle Daiferes, and below by lands of
j. V. Leblanc, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, with the excep-
ton, OF a certain house and cooper shop sitda-
ted on said landin the rear, and on the upper
line Of said sugar plantation on the public
road leading to Bruie Dalferes.
ID. Isaac, a negro man, about 10 yearsold,
Sd. John, a negro man; about As years old.
4th. James, a negro man, ABOUT 26 years
lid.
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HZH
Ell semhtable occurrence: /. C'est al
moi,,s un mauyais piesage que de Sc
confer 4 nn nasire sur leinei moi pre-
dscessenr ii fait nanfrage.
Az bout de quclgues jours de fsliite,
on redes.ut IN Peu sol meme de par ct
d'antre.-c,est.a dire que chacin rep,ii
SEES habllndes.-Un soir que Ie %jeune
mHri, tout en parconrant les jbnrnaHx
assistant q la toilette de mii de sa fem
me, a I%aqueile u intelligence femme
de chambre donnait SEES sous, ii s'aper-
cut ayec chagtin qn'on emprisonnail
dams du papier chaque ho,cle dc SEES
beaux, epsis, drls Ct soaples cheveux
bionds,-dont ciiacnn await enlace son
caur, CONNIE IN Il! dor, dan rets d'a-
monr.-Ma belle anne, lni dit-il, vous
ayez passe Ia soiree au bal, vous ayez
ioue du riano,-vous avez eu tous les
success. J'al bien remarqne un peu
,nalgre moi, que avais Gu a moi tout
se,l DIES ganlmcs ct les etades de &c
beau moiceau dc musiqne, ct que je
n'ai en- que ma part ayec les ;nlres &c
cette brlilante execution. &c soir il va
en- etre de meme pour votre chere ct
belle chevelure. J'ai admire ayec tout
Ie monde ces boucics luxuriantes, mails
moi tout seul je n'aurais que des
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26
MhCONNAGE

NJ. JOSEPH F. AUCoIN lait sayoir a tons SEES
smis ct at public quill est ttabli tout pres de
ftgiise paroissiale eft quill a %touiours EN- main
de la chaux, des briques, ct tous les materiaux
qul sont du resort des entrepreneurs maeons.
CONNIE par lie pass6 il contractera des en-
ga semeuts, a des conditions a~vantageuses, soft
pour brlier des briques, soft pour monter des
eqnlPages. soft pour executor des enterprises
de maconnerie de ~quelque genre que ce soft.
nj. Aucoin Went d'ctablir sur sa residence
une briqueterie (brick-yard) ct pourra %rc,nplir a
des prIx ct ternaes a~Vantageux toutes les COM
mandes qu'on lui 4era. a.
ii entreprendra egalement la construction
des tombes dams lie cimetiere de l'eglise p rois
STALE, de queique dimension ct de %quelque for
me qu'on les dtsirara.-H a pris ses measures
pour n, cutter bieh ct vite tous les ouvrages qui
hui seront cnnfis
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-26

papilloies. 3
Eth grand Dieu quo fl IS you. /!
,'fcria-t-iI en- lui voyant METRE des
giants.
-C'est a IN grand soin, nnn ami
t ellie, que je dois cette eclatante
hiancheur de mes mains doat vous yoa-
Iiez bien atre Nh pen fer ct m peu heu-
reux. J'ai toute ma vie couche ayec
des gants prepares. ar
-Mais, ma cherc, dit-il, comptez-
yons faire de vote bcaute CONNIE de
vos bellies robes, de vos bijoux, de vos
dentei!es, etc? Qaand o rentrons
du bal, vous faites replier ct renfermer
lie tout soigueusement dams des cartons
It dams des Germs.
Ces observations fnrent NAL rccues /;
on les repeta, Giles furent traitees de TO-
lies ct de visions. snE
-Fant,iI done qu'on disc dams lie
monde, que depuis que je sais votre
femme, i'enlaid,s de jour en- jour 81 je
ne me mettais pas de papillotes ce soir,
demain ma tete serait crepue ct buisson-
neuse, ct qai pts e.i, mes ,cheseux lie soir
ne tiendraient pas la frisure ct PEN
draient splores sur mes ~epaules, CONNIE
des saules ~pleureurs on CONNIE Poiseau
de paradis du turhan de nos mefes.