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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

: CRIPPLED MULEs-Not less than three
oftbese long cared valuables have been seriously
injured in the public mortar bed at Rockets, with.
in the past week, and there is no telling how many
more are 10 be killed. ifthe weather continues wet,
and the mud does not wash away between Main
street and the wharyes When the contemplated
improvements are completed, this section Of the
city will be fine for travelling but until then, woe be
to the teamsters and their stock. ~ 49
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
LOCAL MArrnRs.

BuReLARr.-Abont 8 o'clock last We'd
nesday night the grocery store of Mr. Geo 1. Her
THE I on nrosd street, was forcby entered, and the
thl robbed OF two or three delars in money. Short
~ alter the occurrence q clerk In the store who
had been absent but shorttime, returned and omen
ing the front door, went into the house. as he ij 70
ne heard slight noise, but suspectine nothing mas
sed into the rear part Of the house when he fonnd
the back door open. On making an examir sf;on
he discovered that the bar had been sawed In trvo
and ne therefore sent at once for Mr. Herring who
came Immediately bringing with him some of
the wafchmen Finding that no great amount
mad been taken, Mr. H., in company with the Off.
GERS went into the back yard, where the tracks Of
tne burglar were visible, he having climbed
wall eight feet high to get TO the door. Mr. II be.
came satisfied that the robbery had been commit
TED oy Robert Cross, slave to Miss Eliza Hendrick
OF Hanover who was in his employ last year and it
was instantly determined to find and search him
Lieut. Iruehart, with two of his men, learning that
robert had wife at the Powhafan House. went to
Mr.. Darracott, obtained permission captured the
suspected party, examined his pockets and found
in them the identical money that had been stolen.
Finding that he was cornered, Robert acknowledo
ed that he had committed the deed told where bis
saw was, and said he wanted little change and
had taken that method of getting it, He made no A.
tdmpt to conceal anything, but openly aeknowledr.
ed his guilt. He was then taken into custody.
Gagged for the night. and examined before the
Mayor, yesterday, who remanded him to prison to
await final trial before the February term of the
Hastings Court, on the charge of felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
IrINe- Two negro boys

FIGHrrNs.- Two negro boys-Barref,
hired to E. b. Spence and James, in the service OF
81 P. Irying-were captured yesterday morning
Gayernor street and taken before the Mayor, who,
ON hearing the evidence, directed that each should
receive ten stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

EAMES ID. ELLETT, General Agent
~ Office on Governot street, opposite the Dispatch
Ofice-can be found arall hours, ready to attend
any and all business in the Agency line, such SELL
Jag and hiring out Negroes collection of clams SELL
ing and buying all kinds of produce, renting out
houses &c NC. de Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

SECRET PoLIoE.-It seems to us that it
would be good policy in the City Council to employ
ten or twelve reliable men as a "Secret Police
to patrol the city at large in the night tme with
the hope of detecting some of the ncendiaries and
burglars who are now infesting every section of
Richmond. Improperly organized, corps of this
kind could effect much good at a sulall cost The
men so engaged should be as little known as pos
sibe free to go wherever duty called them and ex-
empt from such service as would discover them to
the masses 1t should be their duty to gather such
the regular police in possession of facts, but where
itwas not absolutely necessary, they should only
be known as private citizens. Such an organiza-
ton could do vast deal Of good, if properly man
aged. 20 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

a DAsx DAY coniH0 There win pc an extraor.
dinary selipee ofthe sun on the 18th of May next.
such one a. none but the oldest inhahifants have
with essed IN this vicinity. II will be similar to the
great eclipse Of 1905. siace which there has been
none Resembling Il nearer than that of 1890 when
eletewtwelifhs oi the sun was ohscured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

THEATRE.-We are grati6ed to learn that
Miss Logan, the accomplished lady and talented ac-
given universal satisfaction to those of our play
goers who have seen her. Inthe character of sJu.
liet," in Sbakspeare's thrilling tragedy OF "Romeo
and Juliet she was excellent-even better than
We had hoped to see her, notwithstanding the fact
that the wet weather had prevented crowded au-
dience, which is almost essential to the success Of
an actress-and in every other representation she
has given here the universal fault finders have been
allowed no room to grumbie. To-nighr she will
appear in one other favorite characters-one that
cannot fail to prove attractive to all admirers OF
the drama--and we trust she may be greeted by
large and intelligent audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
LAID OvER.-Alexander Jackson, a free

negro, and very bad one at that. will be examin-
ed before the Mayor next Monday for enmmitting a
violent assault upon Joseph Arnold, a white man,
on the 4th inst Arnold, alter making the com
plant and having a warrant issued, wrote note to
Jaekson's counsel to have the prosecution dismiss
ed, but as officer Tyler, who is sick expects TO
show that money has been employed to induce me
withdrawal, the Mayor determined to hear the
witnesses before deciding in the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
THE DAHL Y DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that of all the Daily papers OF Richmond
combined - s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

Catharine Gilner was murdered In Toledo, Ohio,
on the 1lth inst by Biddy Fury. The murderess
il under arrest s4a sit So s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
Sr. AsDREw's SocIErY.-As win be seen

by referring to the advertisement, meeting of our
Scotch citizens is called at Lafayette Hall, on Mon.
day night next the object being to form s'St An.
drews society" More than three years ago an as
sociation oths kind was established in Petersburr
where the Scotch residents are comparatively few,
while in Richmond the same class Of persons have
taken no steps to lay the foundation for society,
which has for its objectthe good of all It's members
Benevolent associations are no less important now
than they have always been, and as the St An.
drew's Society proposed to be established, is de-
signed solely to aid Scotchmen, and the sons and
grandsons of natives of Scotland it is very natura
to suppose that all who be received into the ss
socialon will attend the meeting and take an active
part in its formation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
THE VERAsDAs.-Market men have suf.

fered vast deal for several days owing to the open
and exposed condition of the uew market house.
on 18th street, where the winds and rains play
through at pleasure, soiling the dried fruits nuts
ETC.. and soaking the salesmen who are in attend.
ance. Some few months since the Committee on
the First Market made contract to have veran.
da put up on the east side of the market to keep
off the weather, but thus far nothing has been done
towards accomplishing the work, so far as appear.
ances 60. No doubt the workmen are engaged in
preparing the material for this Improvement, but
while it is delayed, the entirep people OF the city
are suffering by its delay. We do trust that the
work may be pushed forward without delay and
that the much wanted veranda may be completed
as speedily as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

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|. ss .ss. q .sinssrsssas -
/. 10. . i...de,,ss q =
!. ....do. .do.s.. 3W T.. -. s..s-S

TEH EHss On LESS MAxs i sss1. !, -,
sSisin charged b sxass psapsrios. - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

g. FOR RENT, by the day or week,
- the large ROOM over my store. for the sale of
Paintings, Books, &c, at auction The room is very
well suited, having shelves, gas fixtures &c.
no 90 ELIAS HALE. log Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
ScAKcIrY OF BoARprRs. In the Henrieo

CAUSING A SMAsH.-Augustus Powell, an Il
omnibus driver, was fined 81 and costa by the May.
or, for running his vehicle against the carrysn Of
John Miles, while passing along Main street. and
breaking it down Miles was on the right side when
the accident occurred and if Powell had obeyed the
law, he would not have been fined 1k- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

IHE BENEFIT CONCERT, given at Metro
polan Hall last night, to Mr. j. b. Smith, leader Of
the Armory Band, was certainly grand musical
entertainment, such as is rarely enjoyed by the
citizens OF Richmond We understand that there
were about 500 tickets sold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

AAn0 LBS. SLAUGHTER'S COT
fUONJToN YARNS. assorted Nos.
Also, LEADING LINES and C0RDAGE, for sale
jsle J.y. FRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

O. FOR RENT-The small brick
A.a HOUSE, on 18th street. Church Hill, at present
occupied by Mr.. Robert Currie Possession given in
few days Apply to TOLER & COOK,
de Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

'1E PALS REFINED LEAF LARD,
jsis s ''' - ' NO. q. CLAIBORNE.
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MAcONNaGE.

NJ. Jo.EpH F. AUcotr fat savoira 'ous ses
amis ct an public quill est etabli tout pres de
lstgli-e psroi<siale ct qnila t%onJours en- main
he Ia chaux. des briaues, ct tous ses materiaux
uui sont du resort des entreprenenrs masons
CONNIE par lie passe il eontractera des en-
sagelneuts, 8 des conditions asantaeeuses, soft
Jour brnler des briques, soit pour monter de-
aauipages, soft pour executor des enterprises
de. .nacolnerie de queIque genre que ce soft.
NJ. hucoin Went d'etabiir sur sa residence
me briqueterie {brsek-yard) ct potfra reinptirs
les prix ct termes ayalitagenx toaies les on
nande- on on Iai fcra.
n entreprendra cga'enent Ia construction
les tornbes dams lie cimetiare de l'egiise p roi-
sale. de qnelgae dimension ct de quelque for
ne aa'on les desirera.-Il a pris ses measures
| p,ar exec ter bien ct yite tous les ouvsages sa
[ i seront comics
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l-54adx h,ures d. maiin ies
,ropistes, m"uhles ct iEaaieu0!es appar
a "a succession Ga Lorehze E"ir'
..r1 81 c..ayres d5cri eS aavoir 10 Gt'
W .piat5ol sitter Ell cite PirplSse snf Al
aYr Dir tie 4 bay,n Lafo,rt he, a eny'Fo.
',,l n,!trs le D~ma.dsonHl'Ip, 'l''s'''a''
y, , p.nt troll quarts de- fac" al hiyo
on u,in SIR t,aa n~rntpnaeu" d. Win.
rp, Appeals plus OH mn:ns a'er t'''''S Il
ii lsSes o! authorizations GU en- dep'i.
lH bJnt rn han. pr IA tefie Il
i "n b. l,af ce - "'
20 In mcgee rornlne John are d. ~
an. 81. U.!e nss<' iiu"ihen Es'Ni
lee de 20 ana. a.. Une neg -s-e hn'f'''s'
junny :gee d. GU ans. 81. un b'@5o. e.
ANS 4ratOlrrs mru',1es de inenao' e.
o.Aeric de cuisine.
tundi4JI-- iiU,s cent c~ln0'aDf" P'a''
..rs :u.nt,taui SUI "a ie'te ct sur cnac''
Ie- t>c.u,cs J,..tl j. lit,sa ! Ia b"dIic'
Il ttois ternie> egi"x rayAb:"S dan 't
,,lS de Mars dies annGrs 1856. $50! .
1908 irsc!ave jimmy payable ca t:"'> Ger
uss e.aux echp#m Ltil> les itoiS &c 'ia''
..e, a..4ecs 1856. 1901 q le15 1t ie ,a"''
Ter na,tD.r ,ui.rs s,ultu.~ AL d~ss1A@ ,e
1jg p!as,ses en- Mars 30. ct toutc sonin
E. dpssu5 Dc dix p!A-tres ni''tte en- MAR:
~J3 ri azure mo.:te Ell Mars 1870. AZ
.cruGreurs desant toIritr honii"~ TT SOY"
,.es cau.l,ns& h~yg,othelne SPecia!e si
sac re II - csc.a'es jts4il Il pa'li'' pas
.y.., 81 .;,t.'. >uliiilc Jni ne Se'ait pa i'
zee a { heau:r p,rtnra interet Il fasSo'
de hut pour rent ar an
paloisse Assumption lie 10 Cct'hre iS''
AND,s .A.tLANO .ucaHt""f
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lroA IL ion o'c.ocA : Il Ale io.saHinS
d,scEibod property belonging d the &c
cess!Ol Of Lorenzo hadrigt!"z 10 wit ; =
frrc, e land sitaaded il. the Parish Of A.
Sumption on the right bank OF he baf0'.
Laf,urehe nj i distance Of ab mt E"'
mics from DnnttdsonviIir meas ring "i''
IfprIt ant 'hre, gtlrtrt< ff'lii'J % S''"
bayou Ltf,ltchA wl,ra OF !'-- W'tI a dAP'b
Ct twenty YEA arp"nt> more or ie'S To-
gsiier with all the but d ~ at t;"pF"''
u,en!s found lhreon hornle ab'e by .a''u
Of and below !,v ianiS If
% A negro man named John aged about
70 years 81. 4 negro woman aged ah""
4oA nrg~o wo nan H"med jimmy aE dah''t
10 years 81 onr buggy, g. farming atens.>
les, household & ktt$slirl iutnI'nrr.
Terms Il Conditions. - ia ee TN led
and lily d1itars cash Oh The !a,d, u pro-
perry a:rI OF. Each Il III. -s.r> joins
d Elisa and the s,,an"' il h -" eql.
instalments ma;ur NJ in the mrnths { Ma 4.
.f each Of The years 1888 1851 4 1893
tie slave JInny payshIe in three eq1'i m
talmants maturing IN he iho1'E'S OF 'iaF'''
each Of the years 1855, 1914 1898, a d
the ..Iya eai,4r ,sr"perty pay al S''
t,iiier Ten d"..a,S in A..Ir, io.''
g. all sums above ten dollars one bal:
March 1855 the ohsr haif ia 'a'c,
1855 lie .and,I = oper,y and saves
ieniaia specially 1io,tsa gel untll pad pa
chasers 10 ia ash good & solvent sec'.
", and IL 81 "a not p,i'aclu,iy PAID, -
maturity L. bear interest at The rate of eigh
per cent pc ar tin.
Parish o assumption This '0h Octobe'
1854 ANDRE SOLtRZA .,
Auctipileer.
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D.ux habit. tons fables en- sacrrrie Sltue-
Is ms la palolss4 St. Landry EN- ces elal 81
l., R,yY, .c I'D IL III It u lit a miles c.
l.. sI.Ie L. y ~,ttod,l@
,ar Une .,auaati,tI ur - saeres de suierS:-
ci,. Iont euuit.u to ; ce.!s "a pa'.5s soiit Hia'A'
ta,, ,,t en- culture Ut ENVIRON cent afpen.S-
SOFT Ell uois Abilities, Il 1859 TT q" Ctis A.
boat Celte iiabltaslJa d exec ei'e sA'
crerje. purIeulr. ale mac ,lle / Vape"! os IN
tss Il Co ayaut coua3 SOU u,e po"n mai
son ,te ua.trt, caunnrs a tc4tts, mag 'ts u
nlIs, e~,uries, forge Sc, .'stiulp'ge Il .uatr'
cE,,uI!e:es ,nont. cette aimee. q FgeflS
peat c~ontenir environ $50 boucauts de- su'fe,
1,utt., res Datlsses sJnt ne YES anus, 4ae ia ter
re-
1n. Jne autrs habitttIon de $50 ~"
de .u,4siiGlp don't zoe tEfa ut, 5hlf ElalN'
o. c]1ita,,. 1t environ 50 arpents sat eli b".s
= att ,. 10 ie~te eu iyoi, uebout; cette a.
t,tj -, u,4 exec. ienta sucferlt, "a L.
In. y ,.uf de Nils ct Cfe ga i
c9utaS 900 fua bna1e massoD dc ;nal'f
| caaales a uegrps. mlgaslhs a mas, Lcuri's
forge etc he, ul,mgh i i ci'ahd'efes' tIlo''e
lie p~urueoir paut ~contenlr enF,Eon -oo ooh.
sautsie SAC. 3. tJ"taS les p1tisSeS soaI ieu'oa
ainsi que la teFEe.
1ss 20 .4, Ia, ~ it sltuee5 sur ia RIVER
! Court r-nu, : t. " |tu nt'l5f5' cu1'i ga
quaut ,ecie .H.1;.o ,tJ1t!' e. btt% "a" 4
tapeu ssssl4t -. T. t's IS l'o's 'e'af
tas ia ;t3.i< E,:ss t~'2iEtHt "Iti iH'
les da cl an a fer IL O.,e ."astf les deuA
habitat MS 50 44le,i, II y . p.e5Je COS ma
/ niatlors 10 80. 4 b'far / Ft'dr'
Ces hAb t4tions touhieront lie vtteuT ASA
TOT que e Raj Road ser' ilt, cit~q'c u'Fefl-
est assnree pouE = 10000
lie colon vt2At paf.ditanIeft et 81 ni plan
teur cotol,Ief yousai les achetcf te vedueul
seayags ii repfsntire cii /. : III i "
penr pou, 5 $4,000. !,
Lid ,,aro,sse oi-Landry ayant "eauc"up &c
coto. inleFs a pafjtf Gu mol, ae N"1etAni1, o'
i ttuuIse iacli in3nt Detu,.it, ut as i ''N5'
yeutira c-s tlaoiiaIiott> 81 .et'ib'f 'd $
preal.nt i /, 2. 3, 4 ct 3 ans ecre III ttoyeu
liant ..iltere, al III de Ia : ni1 - des 80"
r,les 4 la Satisfaction du y:n
Pour dc p,u5 ampies ueaselgsent. -, i'ts-
ser a NM. Loblt ct Cilarpenler a Ia Nsie-Of
lea 81 u j. i. L. Hickman a Na~pole0uViil'
IA. ellse A,so upton.
parols<s Assumption !e II Dctobre 1884
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A yENDRE

De boanes terres cuaivables ct dss syp'1s
res si.uees CONNIE Il sult
Sur le Grand Bayou, au dessus dc lnsoin
ton dc III. NoR SEAT LAuvE ct au dessous =
la r~esidencede ID. +. MoLLEsE;
Sur le Bayou corns, pres dn fcrryj5
Sur ie bayou P,sryx-PGr, al dsasss " z
iessous du Jerry; ni..
Sur Ia Belle Rsuisrs, snr Ia ROME coadUS'
sur i.hab.talion GRos ct Pagan;
Sur 10 bayou creuz;-sur 10 bayou nosx
dans lie Btils Labadss j-dSns 10 H9uss'
IeLGs.
A vendre kgalernent des doubles co,Iun
sions sltuees de.Iisrs les habitstions ds ~
Guiilot, barber ct ansfss;-dans lie brsse
Vincent ct eur le railroad des OpoioUss"
Conditions Ayantageus5A
SssdresssI d
A.. J. POWELL.
! U.S Dep. surssyT 9 ssHs
! D~onelasynvkle. ~.
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:. SESi}aE

Tine hahtifi1u cab II ell sIlctefie Sllltee Ell
catt. ~paroiss ii IA rvs gauahe IL bayou
I.atourcne. Inc urant environ deux cents al
~, ue sdpe ice.
Plus un moroccan de terie ST u6 dans lie gu r
ter ing .svue.
Pts q utre h.fitati N snrie bayou La.
ioufciiy CO tenant eavlf,t cent, arp MT re sn
uerIrtc u Sa..S e liofii - :s3ttdt'f'
|. r.h,.- torres SOM siluaas a enVsfoii 6
lnIles re D aiS 'ilVlie. !
pias Is ts i .ee.,i.ses. tui IS, cheydu>
Quits atatoirss !, ndoat des %usi te' aaota-
llols. =
l.. to t pour # ! vendu en- f'sc ~ ssif'fe
mat. e On Ie ~ tas g II Z ar,
Pour $ :oad y - essatss enc
me nj $ sar $50 an Desirs P,acencia surle'
neux I'D a M. +. = MA t.1t t.t.ainro. isitIr
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PATENT nEININE DEPOT
No. II. Mis'issiA,s' arT~i.
nnkALD DRTiLI.E

s,,hn DuIl's Sand's and Townsend ssars2
"a. lila, Ayers Cherry fe"t"taI ior coughs.
:,ids. PIC. ..iv+rwor,; aud tar aud canclaia
s.sa. for coYsunnwion, bsisa!m OF Wild herr.
Or Diseases oflhe lungs, ipmpo'nh syfhi
Il \apghs. f,I asthma and un!ds.
Dxyyeuated bistrfs, for dyspepsia, ph'h<
&c, &c. lmlia che !ag"gU", for fever 49,
,r.lr. exc. Euerlrirai srbrlt'2" {" Speed
t;yertonic; Ralway'> ready r"I'Ii, I'''''
vprel.h.r eli>ir, inr rh"uslati~''> am'l -"'1
FFinrr's Cana ian ve'm't'gt, Lengthy
rreA, western pauacra. f~,r'iV"r co''p.ai"i~
,cnetian Lini,nrn, Tor pains olai kinds
Mexican mustang Imminent tor f''S'
md old wounds. Rlit!er'> nerve and bon
Imminent for horses. Shnriian's oi"sa"nta''
all healing bal>an, Magical pain rxtFac'''
for all kiuds Of sores. Jew l)ayid's Of H.
crews tlas!ers.
his:
Graeftnberg Vegetable Pills.
M4iItI'$ 10 q"
WIN. Wrigls's 4" do
Magnetic powder fordastsnct'on Of r""
cirs. i'husphoric paste, Death 'n rats.
A1so:--Casfor oil, EpSu'n salt. s"ls"t
| Is p]niniHe, de powerset Weighimsn ct d
| 70 "4"rt.
! touIres DE- <~eilIitz.
| Dora'lsuu,iiie, IS JUN 1852.
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lac sSIN
DE II. JOSEPH HEBERT.

Un tsu,,era ~touinnrs dan. Get efab'isse-
nrnt, !, fs sis-a-yisi'Eglise paroissiale d.
slssatlpt 81. III assortment comptei des
81. Is ~e.lirilsf1s sans !e NON d. MAGICIAN,
.,ssrs saeHEs, G%Eactntrs, yaRreRIE, ro-
f.fsfs. ~t.sauET2s FINES. QmscaiLLERIr.
u.ussUnE. .asn ia"t fattee s.'si roInpost
&, sftsas II de IA csinpagne hien appros.-
-iaaae.
il. fIaber' yend a dr. conditions asre.
asnisfe.s polr roQf0r cou2ler SUI une PHI :
esee extensions IL "a ~rlirnteIe. II Went d.
ranaatecfer toHi sou STOCK CT ii invite its
l,abj.sns qai dsmearent dane $50 Parases 8
s.tsr 80 s3sfs ia.
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TERMEs.

Aaeuasdsiac action ne sera tA'te except en-
esl do in ,iafie p.ota,g e.-Las lvrss. ls pa
pier, .es piu aes, enars stc., ssront toufiiis au
prix do isciurs.
Les slaves p~aieront ne SON ne d. 80 ponr
foafniture de if, mateiss, orei tef<, avt-ntins
:, n, sstiauaires. Ut devront etc mu ls de 6
serylst,es, deux paires de traps deux talt, DO
~retllers, una Efauds cou .etufe ct ans court
points.
Les VACANCIES com nencerant le Is decem-
hrs ct tiliroit Is II lAnyies ct aicdie charge
no SRA taite ptut c. te nps
T.. bate aux de la MALE drs Etat5-Unlt,
iai SAINT Ia Ntis-0fsea ia aiafdl jsuilet an III
1 midi. aFrivant an CJisgs i aeu q ufes du
soir. pix dc pas age % It 3l,so-et fes Va
ss4ux laissAut IL Mobile iatisti o Js.'fli a ni,il,
ssarrstent aussi aa college tx de passage
81 ct 8l,5o,
Les parents OF sutears aai dssireat assnrer
uns boane s.iucatiol i lcufs entants, eialis M
eadras salubre, OF pres de Chez euS. sont res
sect ieussanent INIT q a vlster Est I SIG atiia
ain d. Jug IL par eix-nsfl.s, ct G ) tiilfsIritn'
ssra heareox de ienr oiFfir nn iogemaiit au
College sans trzis. pendant ieur seJou
Les cloves qai Y teroll transpofe Ter ear cae'
vaux, ~oonrront %apprendrs FeAsfc G. mliitslrt
casval ct lie niansge.
les sisves cataoiiqnes atront Favartage
d'strs i~a-traits dans leur re .gion, ~ u,''lus '.ie
fas par ~sssaias, par le ~pa>tcar de cstte CO.
CREIGHTON.
IL nosnbrs des elsves, y eomPris les exit
mes, sst .lmlte d 90.
Par DIS rsfsreneas, des details on an prs
sset as. sialresstr ri ca pltaine W.iishe, au ~
Tsgs Hi itaire do Sad ! Est Paseigoaa, o.
-, z Commercial Piscs" Nlie-s'rlsails
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12

March 1857. Ths movable property, horses
4 cattle payable in March 1865 purchasers 70
nrnish good and solvent security in so'ide
rth sg,eolal mortgage. On the ianded proper
wand all sum not nonct1a!iy paid on maSa-
ity to hear interest ut the rass OF e'ghs per
par;sh Of Assnrnptio, this 3 | November 1864.
c. l.. JLkN LIZARD Auctioneer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
tn pSgE FOLSE

06le ses -~ervices an commerce ct au public
i Sc charge de toute sorfe de co lections en're
I)onaIdso1ville ct Lockpoft.--ponr ia ponctna
ii. ct Ia promptitude dams les d,inaFches. on
mont nran re DIES references sur soG ceaapte
go tous les J.l, 1913 ,l .lssos"ps.oil.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
ANADEO MOREL
sOTA PlBLIGE Ell JUdf DE PA4
vseo1EaSvIIlf, teSoaprfnS.

n nf<PARt'-ts Labatieyii's, S.Tedi
~ 80 SIP. ts54, TN cheval cr4ole, camel
e re ga; aysnt une bosse sur lie c6t7 gaaohe
!e b .tte. apJarferaut 3 Jolehin boadroau.
Inc r-o5snpense l.bsrlle sera acoordus 8
.eo1oas 10 rim .zaro :. ST uaaisss.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-12
ST Ts o. /. )u.,.AA. :. i"
J di. tai sHsirst It" &

i-e,it's,lsni..
i tcre>.ion . stnn3 B, iet,tr.
b. virtae Of decree 9fthe h1nortbls .fa
fin Judicial D,sstiat Court 81 he eias
la3.,staaa il. aai lor the P4f.st e
assumption sia Ell the second lay q s.ne.','
Der 10 i Viii BE- ofE.rei ut fnsitc anct.oH
by tue umier-igued auciionssr IN and or tiis
Parish oi Assu.n ,tina. Oh satnf'iay the gs9 tssy
ii Dscs tliier 1896 Al tel Gc'oeh \ N. ei lie
p.em,se- tae prnpvrsy beinneiag y tn uce :
sion of S.inan l3afIeaIe to " | a. ct and =
ta.tsa HI tie P.llsluf IS slaaap On n # ofs-
Il :, Martin near Bay,,l Ifelx n asnrti,2
ssgs or stssella suaes acia arft tfs ,nore ns'ss
/ gether win orsns bustjslsss q .mproEefnshi
.,.ra,l bonded aG.vs by and u peti'o
sanchez fills & aeJow bylaais OF We iiuFa We
ga som lloysable proP. Fty. Horses u este
&. Terms and Conditions.
The lan1ed property Iay'bie IN three eqnai
insta men 8 one third in March 1859, ore tara
Ia March 1855 s. the remaining third in