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nfScascs or SLICED.

That pcstiferOus weed called JOhnswort, u grow
Ing abund ntly sheep are pasiured Will cause
an irritation ofthc skim often over the whole body
and legs of the shcep but generally il is confined to
the neighbOrhOod Of the mouth; II ntcn i'll too
large 0,iaatities it produces violent inamdtion OF
the bowels, aud it is frequently fatal to lambs ana
sometimes to adults. Its effects when inflammation Is
produced internally singular. The writer mas
the fantastic capcrS OF sheep IN TINS SIT
uatiOn and once II lamb, whilst running, described
circle with all the precision of circus horse thls
was continued until il fell from cXaustiOn
Tfeqtment-AnOint the rriated parts with hogs
lard and sulphur they are SYMPTOMS OF lnfiama-
ton ec tie stomach, administer tar-puttlng II IN
10 the month with fattened stick. Simply hog
lard is frequently used with success. Remove the
hock TO pasture tree from the weed. aud salt freely.
It is said that salt ifgven often to sheep is an eac
tnnl guard against the poisonous properties OF 'e
weed.
impIics II causcs premature falling off of the fleece
In the the spring Of the year. II is produced by eN-
posure during the winter, and low condltlon-the
latter principally.
the wool fluids bckept healthy and abundant, and
there will be no danger Ofany attack IRON this dis
case.
Inttqmai,on ofMe hu.gs-This is by no means an
unfrcouent disease among sheep. tits caused by
cold and wet pasture--ChilIs after hard driving
washing before shearing, when the water is ut too
low MISUNDERSTANDING when the weather Is
90 chilly and wet, and otter circumstances OF
similar description-ls first indication is that of
fever hard and quick Observation-Disclosures for food
ccasing to chew the cud-unwillngness TO move
slight heaYing of the hankS and frequent aud ph-
full cough The disease assumes IL u!ore aggra-
vailed FORM but further description is useless is
sufficient for the farmer to know the first stages OF
the maad. and then pursue the course OF treatment
which experience determines us best.
1reatDlemt-Beed and purge freely, and secure
the sheep in some comfortable place, free from all
exposure the viCssitudes of the weather. Let no
Irritating food be given.-M0rTeL
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rFNIIk s,.cr.,d have just opcn,,. Charles
pdsitS o to the stores harris Fidonours'a choice
am MINES me- C-iEMICaLs PAINTS, Oils, DYE
- sTIfz:z7a' 80 - =, -,
which have been most carefully selected, ana an
medicines VIII be compounded with tue utmost care
and attrntion
They desire also to keep IN GG9mSSnon ~I'n 1.
STOCK, which will include every ARTICLE that taS!c
the public necessity NAV require, IL inc WANT IL
suggested, and the profit Will justify.
Their means being limited and the heaviest artl,
clrs being obtain, ii only for ca-h, tlcy Will expect
all The loose cEHngc their friends can spare yet III
TIC language "t hdNe 81 ' INV.
rial my Fcml%,,ys E',y /" sen On
WIZ h hSp9 Of rsij, heir best s ar OF p "Sd pa
r;nsr If5,rts IT., render General satisfaction b
,hs who may be nd 2ggt to TG thf CO. t1s'
July "a, 1885
LINIHIEN EUIi ilts Az
For SprainS, Bruises, Cats, ulcers, X G.
TRHHE following pre- p.,rlti,ns ON hand:
/ Lirtlc.s White oil;
Mcxcart Mustang Linimcnt;
R Hurt LIN i.inim W
Compound o. on of Spike;
R"ttSr Of Anti,nnnv:
bv "''s"s"' f-S''''' o. 'i Il. NJ. SMITH .''
Sept: Is, 1898.
PATENT MEDICINES.
XNE have on hand large stock. of Patent MG1l-
eisss, Consisting NJ part CT the following
HuOttauu's German iltteFS;
HamPtun's Tincture;
lannon's G f9:i e T rs, 1;.,- OIL;
Sine, - 0A'' :" = va do do do
I',.,e Fever. and A ,, i1i.trre.
HSnrv,s SI,enesiHs:
Basbqp Psin Killer fa;
Thompson IS Eye Writer;
Ftliuestock's Vcrmfugef;
McIanes do.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL:
BULBS Sarsaparil!n:
Diarrhpe Cordial;
'u s received ,s aisa Tor sale ~ pr11rp co
Aogust :, 1870. Y. Z: BELkEh = ".
CARPETINCS.
. S00 YARDS CARPETINCf; many of them
low, from l2 cents to u dollars, among them some
beautiful Brussels CarPeting.
October %, 1865. KEYES & KEARSLEY.
Do loU Want PIC y IRE RES .a,;f,,,
nGcsiS'q @m1'9sr Los o. a. nse a%crca
Country I4ife,' all in handsome Gilt Frames with
Glass which are the best illustrations OF rural LIE
gotten up, and should decorate the parors OF sY
cry =, 1sr, M e! She County Sc,
mr. =, 4 SgI35,,5 c,1I, I1I,1,,1ppp
~ ., =. -, : n ,1:
October ,, 1855. c. E. BEI3LER s. co.
II SODA. for (icstroying contagion dccomposition
Pesttential cfiuviu, preserving provisions aguinst
decay ana neutralIzlng strong or 0tlensIye odors
OF SUE % u +. bE14LEh q ".
Ausust u, 1903.
UHBR ELIAS AND CANES.
L IsiS5 aud General snPPlyo Silk and Cotton
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FIRE INsTRANcE q


HARTFORD, CCNEECTCiT.
Incorporated 1910. .CharteF ir[pew1
Capital $3.50, COG. " iih power ofinctta'
ii to T25O,0 900 =,
DUBLlC Buildings. ManuiHctm ME-. No
L ~, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Mr'ch'n.'i,'' y
hold Furniture, Vessels vn tn" E'moks ~ wa =
&c, will be insured at rates as iow a5 TIE '''4
admis.
Applications for Insurance may b. m'6I n 81
In the absence of tic Agent from Charleston,
p. BRoYS, Esq, who attend to if,i" f,;5'i
Persons al "A distance. address ihruu-h The n'aii
N r. On all Church Buildings dad or y,
personal property the gent Nil Prsa'n II; 4 gu ~.
sions IN reducing the amour, Of rr'Ii"hs o.. =.
thus arising. T. - To-
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BLiI TyJI6ISE.
NJ a. DUKE would respectfully Inform his old
customers and friends uf Jefferson, and the doin-
il counties, that he has resumed his former business
No ~ Light street, one door from Lombard street
where he will be happy to see thvu all. HIS long
experience in the business enables hll +" Judge cor
rcctiy of the merits and utility uE any pattern oil
any new Stove which! uty BE- brought brIor: tllc pub
DC. His Warehouse IS fitted up, and hc,iS fully
PARLOH, and CHAMBER STON Is, of thc.most APP
proved styles and at reasonable prices Hs theycnn
be procured in this any ether city. He IS ais"
prepared o furnish RANGES for private families
md hntc!, All stoves, Ranges, other articles,
4oid by subscriber, vii! BE- up and warranted,
md if cy do not fully come to the representations,
after trial. they will be taken back and others sub.
-titutcC, or the mo- cy returned.
Extensive. have been made end the
.-tv orknrn employed, for the RhPAAHfSG OF
TOYES, RANGES, SC, which viii b,-tiuii- prompt
call from his old customers and friends being con
fidrn that he will satisfy all whU favor him WITH their
patronage. august ID, 1851
TO TIE PUBLIC.
'yNHIS Is 10 inform Til" pubc who deal in Alexan
4 dria and even tho~r who haze been dealing In
other Cities and who wish to purchase the rnsu'"g
Fail aud Winter anything in the way OF STOVES
look this way. The arrangements which tHvc
this Summer, enable. to sell at prices which
must stop the purchaser from going North.
If you wish to purchase Wholesale, can SUI you,
retail. stTIt you. lnttcT VIA: KIND You
may want, its ali the saInc AN bound to put you
The tact ia, intend to SCI, and just bring tho
money and I'll prove it, Ny stock Is the largest and
which will be augmented from time to time as the
demand may require.
desire all who may want anything IN the way OF
STOVES, to call aud examine for themselves, and
if can't satisfy them, why then ll rIvcit up
Take nnticc-evcry STOVE ttlt scliyElnd recon-
mend shall tho purpose for winch recon-
mend it, or il may be returned Mt my expense
ENOCH GRIMES,
No. II, Fairfuxst., Alexandria, Va.
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-. There is a cook in this city who is
Is asai6 to DO lineal descepdent of King Of
England - Exchange.
One of the stew arts ne suppose
IS 81 ". Y. RieegRns.
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NEW STOCK READYz ;.m1atsdHiR GlO'

NEW STOCK READY-MADE "
nE SUBSCRIBE opened today, or s, .ny .S Nal
Cllarlcstowu, wclisclected stock 3i It'd bv 81
CLOTHING, made in the ll':cs tashlI,s FsE
worImen Also full assortment" IEWE
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, Cft' an ,best gE
RY. Owing to the depressed marke'S s and VII
are bought below manufacturers prices
sold for cash ON very small profits. ROSE
The subscriber has constituted - -" busiueSs
Agent, with full powers TO cGndueI e,npIoyEnt
such-and lis chief design being TO ~
to said Rose aud enablehinl, under II;ne5 TO aid
provide for his family All those nbi,shnnenI
latter rcquestc patronize the S.r Harris
Act-St3rc on Main Street apPoslIc NJ JORDAN
Dec. ~, 1854. SALON. :,Sr copy st.
Free Press and ShepherSlssow kes -. -----
~ UST received 30 bbls. Prime 70
rings az very ldW price, tor ~ AISQUlIIl,
june 1es8 1Sdd. E ~
w NEW GOOD f;.aODs.
~ II iIfe n1y receiving our MY sSr,iS ( HJf NJ,
Oct u. ise5. eli . 4 MAJ : -
9 81 ,s ..slssy AMER y &
sEtoH Acteo-- u,sr or 8, j y al 90
i "a s,ss. K = .ieso4Sl s4ts y
-s
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BaerF Of DTer'rs.

JOHN R0Ri& MopANlEL. Pre,tlert
Don =. E. PETERS, Voc President.
SAMPSON QlUGIiD, Chiri Engineer
ANUS III CUHBs, : DENTEE q III
GEoaGE W. YNs;lEv, : SAMUEL T. 5G-'N.
MILITANT. ASpEnsuS, { : NATHAN u tt''
IOn& - TAYLOR, = laws N. h'''.
MARTIN HOLLiNS, Tr"a-ursr.
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary.
DR. Z: II. C;IL>iER, (.I.t,.i F,,,yi.-r.
4rSni Tor Jefferson connIv. n. ". HEREE
NI.,tiraI Examiner. Dr. &. T. Nl>
Charl.stown. April ~ is5t-ly lpI
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TRusr1Ss ISNocExcE-A backwoodsmnn who
had never seen pair of sugar tongs, being invi-
ted to a tea party requested person who unhappi-
ly sat near him. to give some information respect
ling it's use ait is very ingenious instrument said
the cruel wag switch has lately been invented for
the purpose of blowing the nose. 1t is now in use
in genee sociey and it is expected that the disgust
Ing custom of using the fingers will be altogether
abolshed." The sugar dish was handed around );
the upfortuate Zion seized the longs and the polite
part of tue assembly were scandHized at the. oure
application of the instrument and the tremendous
explosion which followed
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qsIick lime were rent 70 The crinea Il might have
the effect ef setting their mortsrs more to
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-. .Sone men will extract comfort from all
ltines Tops ins the other day, ught new axe
and The very irss lime he used is cut three Of his
soesolE. Tomplsins said the cut was a serious one
stiIlas ii must be placed under the head Of first
chop he would ny md beaF mp under tho allie
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A Tough Witness.

"A Tough Witness.
Prosecuting AttorneJ-Mr. Parks, statei;f you
please whether you have ever known the defendant
TO follow any professions
Hes been 4 professor ever since I've known MN.
Professor of whatP
gu don't understand me- Mr. Parks What does
be dor
Generally what he peases.'
Tell the jury, Mr. Parks, what the defendant fol-
lows
'Gentemon of the jury, the defendant follows the
crowd when they go in to drink
Mr. Parks this kind of prevarcNtion will not do
here. Now state how the defendant supports him
self
4 saw him last night support himself against a
lRmp-poat.
May il please your honor, this witness has shown
disposition to triAe Ath the court, said the Attor-
MrParks,, said the Judge, IF you know anything
about it, tell what the defendants occupation is.
Occupation did you say 2
!Yes' said the Attorney, what is his occupation
If / amt mistaken, he occupies garnet somewhere
! In town.
That's all Mr.. PaTks3
Cross Eramined.-Mr. Parks, understand you
say that the defendant is professor OF religion
Does his practice correspond with his profession.
4 never heard of any correspondence or letters
passing between them
You said something about his propensity Tor
drinking, does he drink hard.
No, think he drinks as easy any man l ever
sRw.'
One more question, Mr.. Parks. You have known
the defendant long time; what are his habits
loose or otherwise z
THE ones he's got on now, think is rather tight
under the arms, and short WASTED for the fash
ion.'
You can take your scat Mr.. Parks
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FILDLTI 7 =, NVIOU.i, NIIII.A-TL
AND GROUND \ rs, Sc,

of every kind and from all. parts oil Europe, manu-
featured of wood. glass, china, india rubber, Sc
9j>Pound, Fruit, Sponge and ali other Elnde o
furnished to wedding and other parties ON short no
tee in this any OF the ADJOINING countG5 Orders
CLlrleStawn NovernLcr Ii. 1851
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Testimonials.

August ?, Is5s-Iy
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NEW STOVE STORE,
N No. 20 Ljghi-st., near Lombard,


or JOHN c. RIDENOIR, 4
,InnuarvJl 1853 IIarpcTs- Fcl
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth judicial District Court Pari.h of
Assumption IL The matter Of til:
Succession Of Marie Friyou M-
ceased u,fe Of Niicephore TuAqnt.

yE ~"T 1854 E>r-|E Es E#r- EF|IgE '
By virtue of and in obedience to an order
of sale to me directed by the aforesaid Court,
dated the 18th day of March 1855, l will
offer for sale at auction, on Saturday the alth
day of April 1855 at ten O'clock A. NJ. on
the premises, the following described proper
ty belonging to the aforesaid Succession and
the community which existed between said
deceased and her surviving husband, viz a
list A tract of land or plantation situated
i'll the parish of Assumption in the Bay of Lake
Vorret or Bay Pierre Part, measuring thirty
superficial. arpents more or less bounded above
by land ofSevsrin Brochet and below by that
OF Pierre Hebert; with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, also another piece Of
lond, designated as being the undivided third
of Sout West Quarter Of Section No. 7. Toun-
ship, 10 South, Range IL East, having fifty
three superficial acres, more or less, to be sold
together with the above described tract. =
2nd A negro man, namad Thomas aged
about As years. 3 ~ .a0tol6
Sd Horses, Oxen, Cows, Hogs, Hnusehold
furniture e. farming Utensils etc. etc. A..
Terms and Conditions : The lands and
slave payable in three equal instalments one
third in March 1856, one third in March 1851
and ths remaining third in March 1858 pur-
chasers furnishing their notes with good and
solvent security to order of the tutor, with spes
eial mortgage on the lands and slave and In
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GME. PEIGNOT.

do m~'a.surer des breches quill pouyai
avoir fait 4 ga sfortu e, atm d'etre en-
garde contre des emprW to qui auraient
pu exceder un jour IL valear des terres
d'ici, ct me Iaisser SAM ~garaDtie. J'ai
donc fait courir les gensidu meter, ct jr
sails ! On sou pres &c qui reste i yokfe
petit bonhomme. tEt,3sE s#a
-Faites-moi done ic dpIaisirh de me
l'a,prendre M. Brisolin. tals Il I'll
-C'est faci!e Ell vous pouvez lie verb
Ger. 81 je me trompe de dix mile ffs.
c eat tout lie bout du monde, Votre ma.
ri await un million de fortune, il rosie
celia al .oIeii, saaf grill y a aeuf cent
ql~,atre.yingt on quatrc vingt dix mile
francs de dettes a payer. g , nh SIS
, f-Ain.i, mon 6ls ma plus rien I dit
Marcelle troubl6e par cettc revelation
nouyelle. sd
CONNIE vous lc. dites. Avec &c
que vous ;,yex il aura encore trois cent
mile lanes an jour. C'cst encore ioli
81 yous voulez ressemblcr ef iiqnider en-
terre ga represente six gu sept mile Ii.
de rente. 81 vous voulex ie mauger
celia scra entor plus joli.
JIG mai pas rintention de detruise
asenir de mon fills. Mon de.
voir e.t de INC digager autant que posi-.
BILE des embarras on je me trouse.
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81 sEr #E#lyEE. 1871.
Etat do ~ Louisiana Cour du SINE dis.
trict Judiciaire. Paroisse Assumption.
Cl&ophas Comoau1 d Lesnelle Leblanc
a8aaa 0 epouse. VS..
VeuYs Terence Leblanc tutrics ct al,
Attendu qn6 Simon Leblanc admins
trateur de IL succession de Vileor Leblanc
Is CONNIE tutsur des enfants mincurs du
dit vileor Leblanc, q dsposs en- Cour un
compte de son administration ainsi qu'uno
petition endemandant lshomologa,ion, Avis
est par 10 present donne a tous ceux que
celia oncerne dsavoir d deduirc sous les
srents jours les raisons pour lesquelles lie
dit colnpte ne serait ,pas approuv6 ct les
fonds entire sss mains rspartis conforme-.
rnent au dit cornpts, ~" 5...'
Par ordrc de Ia cour,
DESIRE ,LEBLANc, Grcaier.
Paroisse A ssomption le 81 Mars 1855.
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1855, at ten o'clock A. NJ. at the Court
House Of said Parish will be sold ut public
auction by w. w. Pugh Curator of sdid
succession the following described pro: er,y
belonging to the aforesaid succession to
wit
Two chests Of tools & one hand trunk.
Ternis Cash.
Assumption March 10th 1858.
w. W.PUGH, Curator
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terest at the rate of eight per cent per snnu'n
after maturity until paid.
For the movable ali sums of 3 IL and un-
der payable in May 1855, and all sums above
S 10 payable in March 1856.
For the household furniture payable in
Marchl856.
Purchasers to furnish good and solvent secu-
rity, aud all sums not paid at maturity to bear
interest ut the rate Of eight per cent per All
mum.
The acts of sale to be passed Immediately
after the auction sale at the purchasers costs.
Parish of Assumption this 10 March 1855
C. l.. BLANCHARD Auctioneer.
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snoralits dc M. Bricolin

SN4eF 49,
% est ustc Jul r6pondil, ellie en- sou.
viiAnt ayec unc ironie que le fcrmier ne
daigna pas c~omprendre. Je vols que
c'est ma fautc 81 chaqae jour que je
iaisse ecoulcr dsvore plus QUO IL revenu
suquel js croyais p~ouyoir prstendre, main
dams rinterst de mon 6ls jc dcis metre
Ga terme 1 cette tslece dc debaclc Ell
itattends de vous NJ. BricoIin un bon
conseil 1 Get fgard.
M. Bricolin tres surpris du calme avec
lequei D dame dc Blanchcmont venail
d'apprendrc qoselle etaiti pen pres ruiz
. nie ct encore plus de Ia confance ayec
laauelle ellie le' consultait, h regarda en-
ere lee deux yeax. II vii dams ga ply.
rsisnomie. une sortc de def m~alicieux
pofti par Ia plus Parfaite candeur {, "a
cupiiite. PEA
-Je vols bicn dit-il que vous voulcz
me tenter, mails je nc yeux pas msexpo.
Ger ! des reproches de h part de voi.s
fami!le. Celia fait tort : un hommc d'A.
ire accu.6 do complaisance interress6e
q des. prass usuraires. il faut, madame
de Blanchemonl q.,e je vois pafic se.
rieusement ; mails lei les muTs cont trop
mincess ct G que jjiai 1 voas d re ma
pas bcsoin d'etre ebruite. 81 vous YOU.
lez faire scmblant dc venlr Nv &C moi
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is yieux chateau vous plat il ne faut pa,
disputer gotts, CONNIE on dit city fe-
raj transporter vos cffsts. On mettra
un lit de sangle dams yotre cabinet pour
votre file de chambre. En- attendant je
vais vous parIcr sarieusement de vos Al.
faires, madame de Bianchemont ; c'est
lie plus presto.
Ell, tirant on %fauteuil, Bricolin s'y ius,
ITALIA ct eommcnca ainsi :
-D'abord, permettez-moi de Yous
demander ii sous ave. par devers vous
une autre fortune que la terre de Blan-
chemont !jc ne crois pas 81 JIG sui, bien
informt. s5s2'h Sia
-Je mai rien a moi astre chose re.
pondit Marceile ayec tranquilIit6. -
-Et pensez-vous que yolre fills ait d
hsriter dune crosse fortune du chef de
son pere { -
= Je men sails rien. 81 lss propri.
etes dc Nj. de BI .nchemont cont AUST
srevees que les miennes...
An ! vous men savez rien 7? Vous
nc sou occnpez done pas de vos afIai-
res C'est dr6le !Mais tous les mobiles
sont comme celia. Moi je suis obligs dc
.connafsre votre position. Cee.t mon me-
tier ct mon intsrei. Or done voyant que
NJ. lie baroa allait grand train, ct ne
pas quill mourrait,i jelnc, j.ai
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
f &c numero du " PfoNNikR cst

or &c nunero du " ProxNiEa " est
lie dernier. que nous ayons ! Pubiier.
Mons prenons done congo an ourd'hui
de tous les amis ct de tous les lecteurs
qui ont patroniss notre fedillc jusqu'a
&C jour. Nous les rcmercions et seur
%demandons ure nouvelie favour ; c'cst
cello de continuer i no.re honorable ct
.habile ami et successcur, le juge ANA.
dec Morel, In bicnveiIIancc ct l'appui
qui ne nous ont jamais fait dtfaat.
Et sur &C, Goodbye.
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examiner Ic yieux chateau, je yous di
raj 10 &C. que je vous conseillerais d.
faire q 'etais votrc parent ; 90. ce que
Giant votre ~cr6ancier ie desire que vou.
fassiez !; vous verrez sill y a un troisieme
avis ! examiner. Je nc lie pen.e pas.
81 le sieux chateau n'eat pas et6 en-.
toure d'ortiea, de mares sta nantes e,
fetides ct de mile d6combrc
mutil6s qui n'avaient plus aacune ply.
sionomie que celle dun desordree barba-
&c c'e6t etc IN debris du passs assez Dit.
tasrcsque. II y await un reste de fosse
avec de grsnds roseaux, de superbes
IierTes sur toutc une face du batiment,
ct On ebouiement on dcs ceri iers sauva.
gea avaient acquis .un deyeloppement
n gnifque. &c cot6 ne manquait pas
de pofsie. M. Bsicolin montra 1 Mar.
celle Ia chambre que son mari await
coutume d'habiter en- passant. II await
y reste ACKNOWLEDGMENT du temps de
t4ooss XVI, tres malPropre ct tres Zane.
|CePendant ceste piece etait habitabie,
et nadsne da Blanehemont rssolut d'y
passcr Ia null.
-Ccla contraricra un peu ma f.mme
qui tcnait l honneur de vous rece,oir
dams ses meublcs, dit M. BricoIin ; inais
10 ne connais rien de plus ma i pro-
pc. cue de tourmenie i!es personnes. 81
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ETAT DE IA LOUlsIANE.-Parois

ETAT DE IA
&c Assomption.-Cour du 5ne District
Judiciaire.
Succession de Viltor Leblanc.
Attendu que Simon Leblanc administrator de
Ia susdite succession a depose en- Cour un
compte de son administration ainsi qu'une Pc
tition Ell demandaut lhomologatian. Avis est
par le present dome 4 tous ceux que ce'a peut
soncerner d'avoit / deduire sous trente lours
les raisons pour lesquelles lie dit compte Ne &c.
raft pas approuve ct les fonds entire ses mains
repartis CONFINEMENT au dit compte.
Par ordEe de Ia Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Greffier.
Paroisse Assumption ie 81 Mars, 1855.
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Etat de Ia Louisinne, Cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire. Paroisse Assumption
Atendu ono Rosolie Palaquin veuve
Domingne Esteve a presente une petition
i Ia Cour a l'ef1et d'obtenir des lettres
4, administration 4 Ia succession du dit Do
mingue Esteve DECIDE intestat. Avis par
le present donne a Gus ceux que celia con
cerne d'avoir 4 deduire sous dix jours
les raisons pour lcsquelles il ne serait pas
fat droit a Ia dite petition.
Par ofdre de la Cour,
DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier.
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Cour du Cinqnieme District Judiciaire.

Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire.
Paroisss Assumption.
Succession do Drewry Lewis DECIDE.
LIE Samedi 81 Mars 1855, a dix heu>
res du matiu, d Ia maison do Cour d: cet>
te Paroisse. II sera offert en- vente pub j.
que i ~l.encan, par w. w. Pugh cura'enr
de Ia susditc succession, les proprisiss ci-
apres decrites apPartenant d la succession
du dit D. Lewis savo;r
Dcux cofres d'outils Il uno MALE.
Conditions compliant.
Assumption 10 10 Mars 1855,
w. w. Pugh Curateus.