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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

gay contessse dc on ehef, lie. attcndal,
a solper, Ic dilnanche soir, asi>ee qusei-
le await ele par ie 'vicnk cardinal,
lie mnti.nn chagrin alqnel les dcnx
feres s'eetaicnt ~condamneis, commercial
neeanmoins a poser enlightenment ;u
cotnte, lcqael sc retoaila bfusfacmcnt
yers son cadet ct lui dit
-Ah ca, chevalief mon bel ami, a
qaioi diabIe songczt vons done /?
Eft yoas, deinaf,Ia l.adolcscem !?
Moi, je songc g.ofnmtla Ie conte,
que c.e.t vraimet,t depiorable qasnn gn-
tiIhomme gni i fit ses prefnie e. IL
mes sous lie regent, secn ;,yec Ie maze
that de Richetleu. et p'd 4nti4ue pen d
Versailles, en- soft rsdnit a ser, alier =
ponssr unc petite file de province T'i,
bien ccrtaineinent. ne s'e-t jatnais pose
nne monehe ct ignore lthsage DIES pa.
niiccr. Ell de Ii pondre a la marechale.
1T moi, dit lie chcsaiief- IL me sou
viens da dernier hal de iOpsfa, dams h
mutt dn Mardi.Gra au Mcrc1cdi dcs
Ccndres.
-Voas advint,il one %ayenture !?
-Charmtnte, comte.
Eth bien narrez.la moi, ie men
nuie j fort j.
SOFT, 6t le chesalier avec triistesse,
J car je m'ennuie pareillen,ent. fignrez-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

Nons qlsii etait trois Ienres. jaws
reen Ia %yeilIc, trois bilets mo ayd'ies
Has ANDRES les uns que les aatres. On
mu.signait trois rendezvous. JalInis a
lons lfois, e ne Wis pereoDnc, cfetait de-
.oiant.
Jsavais fni par m'asseoir en- IN coin
On foyer. mon tnasqne d Ia main, ain.i
,ln'u convent i un hoinme qui sc meurt
du ds-ir d etee Intrigue ct gni ne peuty
p~arvenir. . 9sss'p2
V,ls trois henrcs DONE une petite
main bi-n gantee s'appuya sur none.
pauie : an 53ssA
a quot ,evez-yous ! me demahda.t.
m sst - I'll
A son .repondisje. ss
-ceci est impossible.
-Pourqaoi
Pace que o u nc m'aycz.va Mule
part.
Bah!
Ma Marly, nj ! Choisy, nj ! Yer.
s%aillts. nj an diable.
-A.ors pourqnoi nav ons ecrit !
-Je ne yohs al point ecrit afe ha-
safd seul NE FIJI, ,ous remarlner..s .Je-
pas .ai<, ie yous nj VI tri>te. IL sons 4
demands Ia can-e de yoire .ristesse. OF
frez-mol Ia main ct faites moi sos conf
dences.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
DIES tSTREuX INCENDIE,
A.. Pinto.

lie Ceu s'ext dtclara hicr matln ver*
me benrc ct denie dams la rue DIES Ma
o,sin,. ct i six hcnres les ponapi,r> M
s9etaicnt pas encore complement rem
d,s maitre au fen. C'est un dee pll.
da.,s,rcux ~inccndics oui aicuten lieu
aepuis Iougle,nps 4 Ia Nouve.ie- Orleans
Uue fpai,sc inmee sortaut dc, magasins
de NJ. T.. Wood Perry, 60, rue deS. Ma
g,s;ns. a ets ,e premier indiee du SIMS
ire. L.'aIarme ayaut ete donnee, loutc,
To-. no rn,es @ il aceenrgcs ct ont cnea>
.s il lutte ayec i'eRmcnt destrnctrnr.
An bout dc qneIams in-lante, !e maga-.
.in osi rpnf,rmalt les barriaaes d,hnitc
iiait rebuilt en- ecndrcs ct lie iaagasin Dc
ioucur. dc NJ. A. de iagr.vc & Go
prcnait fau. Les 4 ,mmes Sc son, en.uui-
te communicates a l'sdifcr si'ue an coin
aes rucs Mag.sins ct Natchez ct occ :
10 par les maga,ins dc NM. Burrows
ct Ostram Ell Sesthene Thomas. l.c
mara,in dc A. L.. Adli-on IL Co. ceini
de Price, Wnl.h ct Co ct et,in eelui de
RI. Head, situes rae NatcIrz ct renter
mant nne grande, qnantite dc honcants
dc labac out pris ia a Icee lcur CT ont
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

Vons chesaller, fcprit ic cardinal
apres IN moment de silence, yous atez
dix neuf ans, yous ates brave, vons. Ia
vez prouve dune faeon deplorablc, que
e ne venx point rappeIer lei ; vous ates
~galamment tourne ct vou ierez IN che.
Waller de Matte ~accotnpli.
lie chevaliar recnla ct pa'it.
Les Marcigny sont a Malse, dit
iroidemcnt le preial, ct par e temps de
mesalliances on nous Yivous, &c nest pas
in mince honneur. Voas pariirtz de-
main a.ec lie comte. yons le gutierrez a
Saint Pierre, lie chateau dc "a future e.
potse. ct yous %contlnncrez voire route
pour Mafseitle, Oh voas monterez i bord
du premier navire qni fera wolfe pour
Matte.
Mus. balbutia lie chevalier fisson.
nattt.
Isl vous obeissez, acheva le cardi-
nal, je c%ontiEnerai i vous faire servir une
pelsrlon de trois mile ecus; dans lie cas-
eontraire. vous chercherez fortune all.
Ieurs que dams ma cai.se.
Iette conclusion du prelai await bien
son nerite /; L, chesaiier Sc fe.ig,n,a
CONNIE s'etait fesigne lie connie.
Et VIOLA p%ourqnoi les deux, feres ron-
%Ialent. dc fort mechanic hameunr, yers le
! MANOR dc st-Picfre, Oh Mac de Chavi.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
IF MYSTERE DE NAPOLE-
ONVILLE.

Avant-hicr, yendredi, jour %nsfaste, un
homme Sc ~prssentait al bureau du Joge
Morel. Des rieurs rsccompagnaieht ct
cependant il e.ait soin d'etre q son a'.>
dans.lcs quelques nuncs dc peaa que IN
anataae !ui II -depar,ies. |! etais sous lem
pise dune ineommensnrabIe teFreur.
Poureuoi tant de peur rilotec par tant
de rirct, VOLTA lie sljet de notre chronI.
que, dc cetle scmaine. 8 p@
D'apres i'histoirc s%aintc, Adam et"'s
nnc excciente pate d'homme :. ii au-
rail cts incapable dc c%ueillir ct de mans
ger du fruit defendu, 81 Eve, qni await
.ieia trouvs excellent ne lui en- await OF
fcrt, pour en- manger elle-mAme encore
IA fiponnc t.a
lie diable await seduit Eve, Eve pcrdait
Adam... Adam dut a~bandonnes scs PEE
mates en- compagnie de sa Motto ct f"t
condamnss 4 ayoir une posttrite que nous
rcpresentons tous tant que aous onmes
Etcs.yous bien aches, lecteura, de votre
part dc representation de cetteposter'te !
Non, ne.t-ce pas I ell bien p%ardonnons
au .diablc Ia premiere faute qn'il fit
commetsre par notre premiere mere,
imiions Adam qui malgrs toaie sa co'ere
ne plongea pas le sedactcur dams IN be-
hitter.
lie premier crime qni fut eomm''
apres la foundation do monde s'estreiiou-
wells cctte semaine a Napolsonvii'e.
Tn diable de nonvclie especc ayali
denna asile dams son paradis terrestre, .
i'm nouyel Adam ct a seconde Ave.
Ce diable-ci, comme son %illastre pre-.
dea~cessear, engagea Eve . munger dl
fruit deftndn Ct Eve cettc fois encore
succomha i In tenlation. lie noivcl Adam
~ tA Sd IL 2E&# ZA A8t
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
AFFAIRE DU BLACK WARRIOR.

Washington, "a mtrs.-on rapPorte
que les autorites de Cuba ont recohsi
dere Ia question de la sa'-'c dn Steamer
Black Warrior, ct sont m'intenant DIS
posses arcmc'tfe &C navire. a faifc d am
plies conpensatlons pour les do"''n"g's
epronyes ct "ne apologize ~c"uv""ahle
pour rinsn'te fate. ." pen'e que s'"s-
fairc pourra sc regser san l'nterven-
ton du Congres.
New-lork, IL mare
MxxlauE.-Des avis reens d'Acapul-
co represcntent la revolution souievee
n,r Alvarez CONNIE pfenant une tour
nuIe ~efTiayante, ct que lc nombIc des
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

s@en-r
equivalent Il III" declaration dc grcr,o
il Ia Russic dcvnil ere public incrs,au,.
ment par les gonverne'ncnts ang!ais ct
~francais. On dit anssi que rAng'eterro
q declare nu czas que lea p%rinc,pantts
devaicnt ttre tvacu@es d"ns III delai
s.ipul6. sB
IT, prince George de Caubrdga
colt commander /, cnVa'cric angtai>c.
Les dcrnicrs avis d. danube 'nnnnr>
cr"t q"e les dcnx "smecs Sc p'tparaient
& une graudc bataI!Ic- @@
Dan. un article public par 'c .no1!.
teur on rcmarqne ce'te phrnse~ sfgnif-
ca,ivc :" 81 les drapcnux dc Ia France
ct DE- rAut,iche soni uuis dam fOrirnf,
la France ne perincttra pa, qp'on ca
gaze de les saparer "n-dcIa dcs hIpts.'
Ncst.ce i,as uae menace iidi,ectr d'in-
Snnger la iiongr;e ct Iltalic dans Ir cas-
Oh iAntrichc frrait cause commune
a,e, Ia Russic p? C'"st ain-i que Il lhr'-
= dn Journal ~otliciel IA vte interpreted d
pnri,. On lit dams Ic mamc article du
.Mynltrur :"I., Fsancc ne peut pas souf,
fir que lee acts agressits dc h Grecs
portcnt a]iteinte a liattg'itt de iemplre
rr,tn,,, - 1T mn n,u Mas i,;n%. "i,,
E,.,o 49,, l,.,;i. ton,. t. t,fiyn H.,
r5ral.t;nn -, ou.L1,. and,o;t c,', lie -.
mnnjfr.tc.'
49,, d.,
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''""P'. q ri ''o"''e''
t.' 1'- "'o'' .' nN"@|".
-, ILL., y.m.,.t.. -, 1o. ,r5,bl.,
.,,o,,, =, ,a ,',-,,,t 20 4,,n..
,;aa, d,.s 4, RAJ.
= 49,.
i."''''"'e "' =" i'', "''t'" }"
Y" q &c ''"F''"' &c '!"'''''Sc'
I''''f'e''''n R'e'''' en- ."4''9
irls ors Popo1'io's '"''''a""feS. h'
'i''e n VIII en- iAF''e' g" '''"'
lonV"'F DIES r4oc''es ~! OH isse'@f' "'
lures dams IA ''alrI'r. oh d'S'c!''-
meni dc fFo''Fr' 'ee,''it's' s'ttq"f'
*"r'lre d.. la "f'i"ie y 9'"ssH Aux I'D
s%"'ggrs' s)"s hn"des A'p"'''"' par
ro'r'nt lev villages, d'''''o"t't' "e' az
"'"s "'x ''n''"''' 81 i' r''s''''t "
@HeF'e sdl'tc. -" S"''''"e'''"' ~
,"it lmi"fs'anre SOFT tout azure 'H"''', IL:
t'cnt ;f'F:''f'" 'nes'Irs pour rff'ft'"'F
esprit lnS''rfHtl'"''ht'. iao*
LES tsrc'' aya"t itVe et'h'isfa "e
T." 'e'nitt n Sai"h'd'lf ''tS i"'f'fs' o"s
r}e "''Hi"es par ''a '''' e. ""''"''
i}cs tr"'Tt'rs o"' rg''e'"'Il ''' new "
'A't''i''''. F"S''' "'"F '
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

or Nou. appclons l'attentio" d" p"-
bic sur PAWS Card, OH NJ. Walshc in
vi,e lie public pour lie 70 de &C moI"' a
~assister n une lecture sur les MassImans,
uni SRA Ia continuation ct Ia fin de sa
premiere lecture.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
nJ'OlI.sI.'C.ll: 1s {:
A CARD.

A CARD.
Mr. Washes Lecture upon the Musul.
mans Of the East will be CONCLUDED on Sa-
turday the IS inst. commencing at 3 O'Clock
r.. NJ in the Court House, NapoleonyiIle. :
Subject their religion, -habitations and
social Observation-Disclosures Free.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

One Ia CYANIDE inspiration
De tn invenil encanto
Enciendc mas mi passion;
I da mas fuego a III! canto'
Iu aroma, flor de Assumption m
Esa tn ceriilea boca
Eel alma Sc aduerme al ver!a,
| & sensaciones provoca
FL Gordon de blanca perla,
Que 4 tn sonreir Sc aboca.
Que mas hermosa tie h'ciera'
En.re ell cabeilo !ucieDte,
Selir de Cuba hechicera
Una diame!a n%acientc,
Rica flor de primavera.
Todo en- mi patria es hermoso;
Sit la ~vieras, mi bien,
Brillar ell sol ma !ogoZo,
! siempre tener EDEN
Sin iuverno b~orrasCoso.
Mas TODD divide nj c%antarte,
mi languida mjrada
Pueda aIgun dia alcanzarte,
| en- ell alma rctratada,
Ay! para siesppre adorar;e.
A.. PINTO,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
Al, ANGEL he IA Assoc Mp
TION.

Deja que con du'ce acento'
Con inspiraciones snaves,
TIE esprese mi scntimienso,
Con Ell cantar de las AYES,
Con ell ay del pensam'enso-
Dcin conremplar, doncella'
III esvelto tale, tn curl!o,
En- donde ell amor Sc sella ;
Deja besar III cabello'
Deja idolatrarle, bella.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-06

A + Circuit Court of Amherst cnuory, centinued
IA b, adjournment, and held tor said county, The 23'n
day { March, 1853:
William Ware aud Rosamond iHs wife, Piif,,
aeaia.t
Robert NJ. Brown. II lm'r de h mis- non of q gorge II.
Bn,fora, dec. Anderson Ware and Cinthis hi. wife,
john d Davis. late sheriff Of Amherst. md us surh
sdrn'ro of fhilip Buri,rd, decd, Reubin Rucker, Ed
win iincker, \ ithan ID. Rlrk.r. William Rucker ard
Mary Ann his wife. Alfred Rucaer, Ambrose RurhcI,
George Rucker. PHI; Wooiroof and Mmsarct hi.
wife which SAID Rcubin, f Twin, Nathan, Mary Ann,
Alfred, Ambro e, George, and Margaret, are children
of Ambrose Rnck,r, decd John ID. Ware, aim'r al
George II Bu,ford, decd. in Tennessee, und Wi.
liam Rurker aud iafnes Ruch-r. infant snhs Of Gil.
ton II. ilutker, decd Diff.
This cause came On IA he lcnrd upon the bill, 'th-
an-w.r 1f the defendants. and rePlicution- and exhibit,
an was argued by counsel: on c1nsii rrtion whereof
the court doth order TINT the defendant Robert NJ.
Brown, adm'r de bnnis non of tieorg' II Bmfnrd,
decd, do rem Ter brf.re one oftnr commi' sioners oi this
court an account # his administration Of the estate nf
his interstate, which ac, cunt the said commissioner is d-
rected to examine. ststr aud settle, and make report
thereof IL he cJuit. In tpking sanl account tho 50
dement, IN oe before the conni--i,H of the county court
may be made the basis thereof but a. the same MA
mad" pendi g this sui, aay parly Interested wi be al
liberty 10 ,archui gr or ful>ity the same befpre The conn.
Tia. >aid coro'r is turther Ia enquire. ascertain and re-
port to tbs court, whether there he any drits due from
the deceIents eSiat'. IN tte safe OF iennesse, tor
which the estate t"te i. Ii ,hlr, nm :, it any. the amount
thereof, and whether the rrptesnntati rs oflh' dec'dents
widow, who il stated 10 be dead, ate entitled a. against
TIE di-irihutee.t to a Y nurtiu" ot ihe estate. lii" = al
run'r is nl-o direct Il to a-certhin and rrpaf; ~ the
court who are the lawi tn di-tiibutee. uf ,sli dee irnts
estate, and IN what proportions they are entitled thereto.
TIN. said c mr. viii aI.o report spc ially any matters
deemed p.ttiuei t by lim.rlf, ar required by the par les
To be so stated, aud liberty il oivrd t. til" trici'iitt-.
Johr ID Ware. aGiur of . decrdent in tennessee Ia
flo hi. answer to The pi.intIF " hill either with The
-eIk OF in hi. office. or fore the com win shall tx
ecutc the ,rdsr Of account hetct directed.
s~topy-T-stp,
-. =. .rI. n.> T. Jy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-06

THE LANGmORNE MILLS For sale

an SATURDAY HE Hill NOVEMBER next,
~ itttt, il not, the ucSt tnir day. " u nher inr sale
THAI well known MILLING PROPERTY situated with.
in the cnrpnrntinn 81 L. nchbutg. Immediately upon the
J INES X ver \ h,nnwla Gnnnl. contiguous To The depot
Of the Nirginin \ Truressee Railroad "nd dluihins the
drv.t 81 he Orargr \ Alexandria Railroad. The nbuve
properly rouinius e icres oi ltnd; ur"n which i situn
ted a idRGE MdNUFdGiTRING NHL. with
ak run al BUR Stones. cnrebie at grinding 30 hlls. of
Flour per dny. | he machinery l. ut cast ltnil-"i III. most
nrprovel patterns. aud everything about the remiscs is
in the mu.t perfect ui1er AttacGci I" The FIGURING
Mills. ar. the Corn aud Plattcr MIl.-hnth having Il
Largo cU,ruN. | pom HE rt.m So there Is ntsoa good
Miller. Illus Cnopel'4 Shop. and all the necessary
out h. -.
TlHas-It g property i nav und"r II let.e until lit
july. 1859, NJ an nuunl rent u sJa00. pr,nhlc qGnrt -
" the sumo viii be rs, iehcd In the purchaser One
hall OF The purchus" money in hand, til 'mllshre pam
bile within five ycnr.-bcnrii Z interest from date; though
it the purchaser / rel, +, II. le can hive FIVE additional
YEAR upon each payment by paving tue ,ntcre.t qnnt"r
~. persnr al security aud n lieu upon the property tot
the deferred rn> ment- will be- required.
ucr 25altll nay II. s. LANGHORNE.
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II 6-cIo7nnv
Sale of Valuable Henry Land.
#HlClI d pERklNS
"a MI. TN Rec.

Ny In Pursu,n, = Of II arcree ~. the Circnit Cour oi
- Henry p,ono.ucrd the case Of Rolt. l. Jonr4
n 'd VIE against the " dow aud infant heirs OF I'm A.
hh1isi"', dec H.. II" naisrsrgnrd, appointed n commits
sInirf lof ltht purpusr. will 81. 1t public uuctou. on
the premises, o. uc 18th day oi Nuvrnbcr next, u
tract or LAND 90 tanning 4O5 acres. and lying
on Lratherwopd, in The county al llruIN; he will al,
seal. IA tie same way, On the premises, on thu l6ta day
at the sumo monln. II TRACT or LAND conrn Ming
about 1913 acres, Il d LIZ gu a." =" ,tcls NJ SANDY
River und Lenrh'rwn1d. iuthr ,ei c"uLfS. iin sail
land. vii, be sold u : credit of TX nni ~ Give month";.
IN ,"o egnnl IhSthlE:rut, Inc punch 'stt giving bonds
with good .ecuri y Tor the payment ot the urchn,c M
rry, and the title hring retained uutii il" rayncnt 4
To" whole pdi, base mnnoy. Tue tract at 400 ucres ia
Pnri 81 that VI dthl- tract a Iaud "w ned by the Ia"
K bert llnirston. II, l..ait,, v uud. aud j. the portion Il
'ud iand allo led To thu chil iren ot John a Hnir,too
IN the pHrttin1 thereof 'lndrt Il icct"e ot the county
court at Henry. TIE lat Of liz sud i0J uc,e>. nude
by a skl tui surveyor. i an II = IN the rietk' .othsr ct
Henry county. ami can be seen aud in,pr, ted hy aay nne
desiraus nj doing :, Tins md i, r1unl to the ae-t
l.rathrr~noi ana ia Henry. nnl il We watrtcd bel I
a most desirable and valuable body Of band = farming
aud paantiug. The tact of 30 ncrc-. on the waters 81
StndA River and Lratn.rwood. iays on the public rnni
from II my court house IL pnt.yi>hria oourt house and
10 Lynri iung, aud is l'art of land Of which John \.
u tr'tpH died seized. Il having been devised /, him ~
his father. The late Colo Ell George Ilair-ton. i wei
watcred an contains large amount Of very fine toln
co iBnd, winch has rot tecn cleucd. This truet. by WI
tue al authority vested in tue undersigned by the deere"
Hforsaid vii be divii u into three u ucrls. an rnrh
parcel sold separately; n plat of the hand viii be fnade
by II >hitai surveyor, which viii be sh 'wn to r"f.oi.
DESTROYS Of purchasing. The far.sing iauis are sod lor
division among the widow and h'it- of John a. Hair>-
ton. decd. who reside in tie Suite of Mississippi The
title IL then il ungurstiuna ie. buI acting a. commit.
sipuct the Juder.i.Hr Vii not be re. prusi,Ic tlrfet ii.
act l6-2aNd&c MARSHALL II NRSION.
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MUSIC SALOON.
EDR RENT.

LII The large and convenient FAMILY RE
SIDENCE, on fifth street, at present occupied
by George Baughman, esq. This property is
within five minutes walk of Main street, has Il
well of good water on it, and also every necessa .
ry out house. Possession given the first of No
vember. For terms apply to my son L. w. Lam
beth, or to myself. ELIZA G. LAMBETH.
oct % d2tawts
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Roanoke College.

FACULTY.
Rev. David T. Blue, A. NJ, President and Profess.
sor of Moral md intellectual s iencc, &e,
:. Chrsone Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Mathematics aud
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won Hoxnr, Prof. Ancient and Modern Lam
gunges.
v. +, Bolton, Tutor.
vINHlS Institution, located nj Salem, pn, will com
mence Its next session October 1th. Expenses for
the session of ten months, including Tnition. Boa,d J.,
Room.rent. Fuel, Lights and Incidental expenses, $ll2.
For particulars address the Pr, sident.
aug l9-d&c6mos Rep copy
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CAT. OF VALUABLE REAL Es-

- lAiE.- Wood LdBf near i~yRchbnre a auffton.
The aadrrsiguod conr,i-.tonri, m pursuance al u de.
cIee 81 the ciicuit court al Campbell corut>, pranounc d
at IL Oetah"r term, 1891, in The case e "Jal nsoa y.
Johh-nn, vii, IN the S1r day ii Decent er. 1871. (it
tar, otherwise, on he next fur day. upuu the premises.
4ell. nj public auctio.,, the ll9et Of hand ou ned y the
'htr eo9.tt johnson, continuing about $50 utte- SatI
land t. within thrrc mil"- at the city uf lynch uIg,
and inn ediately IN f,uti Of Capt 8ichprl i,tein>' t.
sidcurr, and dh"ut haif of II J.. will wouiei. Thr lnud
MI In sol in ht-, nrali toPetic', ~ may he dreur
most slslsah - on the oay ut saIe.
ItRas-A credit 81 Is, i II Il IL months. rqutl in
stnln'etts, tho purchaser sf,ins n-cotiabl" note, sa1i+-
iactofilv en- lntSed tor sn1 i.,ialmrut., aud the ,tlc
made subject Ia the nrpaaysl I tie r"urt.
CHARLES Il. SLAUGHTER. Gona,'r.
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= unS- este, -
LIZ DANIEL, in, Z.
Cominissioner's Office

Amherst Court ilnu.r, No, Is, 1891
Tn" parties interested in the foregoing or Ter vi take
moi, zee that | have uppnirtrl the lin dt Of December,
1854, 4, common e The ccounts mentioned ia the fore
s"i 7g OF ie,, On which day, nj 10 o'clurk in The morning,
they nre requisite to attend at ny off e. with their &C.
counts, vouchers aud copies OF court papers, prepared
lor examination and settlement.
nov q w4w JOHN T. ELLIS, C,m'r.
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JUST RECEIVED,

A T the Family Grocery. a iutge aud extn fine lot of
~. fnmily Bacon. It nice 10 of Corn Meal, Irish AMI
Swe, rnt,tne-, NJ. !. Mn keral and llenings, and n
beautiful nj ic.e "t Family Lard. Also, a large and
well s,l.rtcd Hurk If Bnot- and Shoes, niuong which
m " be tn1nd a vtry lice fancy .hUe fer Ch'ldrcn-and
ev.r,thin, u-usliy kept in "a family grocery. nil of which
will be sold che ,p Tor ca,h. J. Ii. SOLOMON.
y. IA !nrgr lot of Sr,ne.wn,e ON consignment,
which will = .oid cienp "a the frale. j. II. s.
80, 3D,s
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Sale Of Valuable City Property.
AEDROES &c &c


HSHE subscriber, wilton view to the liquidation I"
4 ts tebt>, will ofar In sale a. hi+ res dencn IN the
ivy ~ Lyncihurg. the fuioNing ~dr-uahI" rroperty, VIZ:
The House and Lot in win IA he II ~ tr.iie@, situated
in the VI nifty It D Payne's. JuhnJ Wnt-on,' uni
others. The improvements are new and ii the mo~t
comfortable and >uh.t ,ntial ctnru"tei; he GARDEN
very prodnclivci the GROUNDS HIGHLY IMPROVED BY
OnS.sEsrAL WALKS SHRuBBERY &c and upon th-
premises ii WELL of the BEST WATER ia the 6 "
At the SANE Tim an place will #he sold Nil the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Os. CARRI,Gt. oNt
W.GoS One $ ,id!- and Drat Horse, &c, &c, X;
After sale of above. will he sold Twenty-Seven
Negroes, consisting uf m"n. " men aud boy; among
ia, IN Three E1cHcAf Tut,feif. Sererai Steamers. OHc
PIcer nd 0he Tanner. who can b" reranmen''d rs
among the hest in tie Snt; One Carriage Div Il
nnd NISH WuMfS, suituble for house aud farm >erta.t-,
and utnlng them several exrel'en, Cooks. " lshors, &c
: ale To commence on the 2ftll day Of October, 1854 il
t,i; if rot. thu ext fair day, md cortinu" from dny l."
day until sold. Term. mud anown on The day Il -,Ic.
sep % dtwtds +.
~ Republitan copy wtds
Postponsment.
The ahnve sale is uauvo,dabiy postponed To TV".-
day, the 2l-t inst. nov 4 ids
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REMOVAL.

-.2Ih subscriber, thsIn9 removed To- his lev Store,
NJ 6 sirur. above h. old stand aud thIce nloars south
~ Nam and Marnct sii"el-, II prepared to offer in.
duccmenls Ia Ior~p , purchasing ali kinds of ID. ucs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYES, " indow Glnss, iutty,
Peri .nerY, Fancy Articles &c.&.
This Store j., l02 feet deep, ahch will ennlle him Ia
keep much larger stock thar usual, Particular auen
rion will be pnid 10 all orders. Prc-cripti ms Fl led nj
ali hour; and tr"m m exeeiiepce of more than 80 year-,
he fatrer- himself that he Ill be able To furnish only
such medicines rs ~" pure md rel uine. Allihe new
Pharmaceutical Preparations made u, they nrprnr ia
thu Medical journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The SECOND story viii nsed a. IA Music Saloon, where
he has INV aud will keep IA supply of tho-e / uly eel
ebral,d World'> Fair (%London) Premium Piauo.. All
KIN II uf Aln-ic ami Musical Instruments furnished to
order. Iiivatc - trance tn the SHinun The alley
VIsiters viii please ing the loo BE-
d Il. LYMAN, Bank Squire.
SCI, I'd c2lnMGn