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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
NARkLEY AND KERN. DEALERS IN
ANl MAEnM ARE. TnnI!a AND CIILEKY lu sainL

NARkl.EY AND KERN. DEALERS IN
vi utRDw ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY, Ou saint
Anthony Sutet. near the American House.
Noah cRh t'e sttention of the ciir.ns of q; PAUL
and vicinity Ia teiT new large and we'll assorted sok
Of HOUSE FTkNIrJRE
such Sas Locks in all their variety Wrought east
Parliament snd strop hinges, Bolts shutters Fastener
erads Locks La,ehes TiI pulls and Rappers
MFfIiANICS TOOLS
Hsnd PocF, uIl, \, laek and Rip saws, Ha,ehets Az
broad aud ritchng AdIe spoke sve. drs wing knys
Winner nekr farming parting Ciseis AngurS, brace,
rroWsI' Jaet '"oohng and Pine Flames Pios and saa
Gaass bpFing machines Haishst- HAmmors Fiat round
and sas fiic.. t~o and four fold Rnles
MRlICLTJ RAJ. IMPLEMENTS.
fosts RAKE Scythes sythe - sths as~ curry combs,
Trace back Breast, Timber and lrk CHAINS Grub fi'4
and fiek~
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays Locking Giassss Knives Ned Earks sps-sns ane
aS-orn~nt ~ silver plated Bri',ahia AMI japan War
hleTs, kstilcs fFe ss.s., ShoVe- aud Lounges Wsge
Irons Coffee prn.r~, rateai enasiled iFn Ketis u
d". -eHsrs Eri'roo. Coffee mills fist irons, Batch
The, hsr. also hsea..ortnsu, Of s,ilry Trimaainc.
surrpps .s BaSkets Sith Chain Pumps dnor sefsrers
Corn Nib, Patent Ral4nees and Counter scsir..
>, fsuiMsy isisss. sn
~ BERGFEl.D. WiiOLESAiE AND RI
" tail D.a.er IN STOVES ssd TIN wARE-fIaa-
rnc. Agricultural Imp ements, Lin snd Force Pump.
q al Ands, sss es, s'e Rotsr's street. beie~ Thr1
street
Havins isYsely Increased nj, s,est sed by th. All Of
eomp@isnt werkHeu, he Is snsbsi Promptly 10 hl ah
SPECIAL orders
larger mere various st~cs of the most approved
Ainas of
PARLoR, HALL AND KIrCBEN STOVES,
Ana amnna them may be feuaa the foiiownf, with an
the utrasis complete, viz
Charter OAK,
kmtiF- siAse,
eiseR rsHaaa
taioa Al tight
hsnerieso Air tight.
Alesss Air tight
Western QossH,
Mrniey star
rrse fr.,auu
talfrrNs. 10
EaFtsrs, do
EgE, N
Pioneer. Dc
Air tsht DO
Essis san -
In the general RssoFtnf vii b fauRd-
M, and fa<rs Purapz Hsa-xnt RaHs,
ln.lls Rsbbsf Hn-s, Chaia fgmEs,
snsar Ksttks igh,siug Rs~ls
Iiu lad stove tsp<i-, Bsse Oteas,
JaFaansA Wars. Brttsnbt Wsr~.
lee Chests, Water Ccs.@rs
Caaans pt.L~s, rfirsl = sls-,
faacsts. faRcy TIC Ware fsr tnufetieessy rsrPo-
.r.. Jsr.hnsd fss tAssts, "rnaasHtsd. all kfnzis 81
Rra.- " srs Battery ksil~S, ete
rta and Copper saith az TsomptiY sitssS.d to ~
efy erssr scat this e-ishiishmest ~ht me.t siih
{ srasFFLp
q. P.sl Ort Is las dx~tf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
GROCERIES.

NJ l. TYSON 4 CO, WHOLESALE AND
Ne RETAIL GROcERs, Vine, Liquor, and Provi-,oa
hsTckasts, kobesss stssst between fAird Aad Fosrh
Streets, Saint Pssl, Minnesota-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

To My,srxs GRAM AND Coax IN BNs-To
ascssur grain, multiply the width and k1igth
together. and that product by the height in Gu
bic inches AMI divss by s.i50. and yoa have
the nami.r of bushsls. To measure cora in the
ear, 6nd the cubic inches As ahcvv, anil divide
by esl5. the cubic inches in hsapr,i bushel,
anil take twothiris OF tn quotieat br the mum
ber of bushels Of shel'sd corn. This Is upon the
rule of giving thrc heaping half bushels Il ears
to make bashel of grain Some hll short.
and sum overrun tbe mcssar. Rssm Agri-
ct1f,1rs. Noe. 2id.
vgsNix nv C,lvEs.-It ofen hapysns that
calves hcon~ eoverd with vermin. cansing
them Ia loe thsh anl Look wry dull To cean
the calf Is very disagrsat4e p~ce of work ;
but II the following rS~ip' Is a,ihersl to. thri
will h~car ckan with a Ury li,th. trouble. .--
Give the calf a tabbspnoufai Of hrim,ooe ior
thrr mornings in sacsssioa. n one u,Ai
does nos completely mi the calf the seccni viii
never all WssoH is7toulfurs. No, 2a1
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

YsA> Trsds y Sas.t Pssi, asd ae kessAasts ia ta<
tgPo cesntry.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

An immense New stock Of fresh Groceries, Wines
fAqsess, and Psovisioas.
Great iadsceneats TO trade in FAINT Paul upon as
uAdsyialinf eAsa sysfEN.
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LE pFrEU.s FELlX FARaUr

hS-interle des hopitaux de Paris, s'es, re.
>eAi'heAt etSt, dams ce'te paroisse, usils M,
las 'halsohs 4 NJ Ferdinand ~t'ialten entire itea
s'i~e Of !, s4linaire.
Il, Dpteti Faraut oifre ses services aua
'aniPahts S4de pfofondes etudes ct une Ion,
sue pfatane MT lie. tire d utle belle Glen
aelss 10 dcteuI Faraut en- conpsera bient6i
Il oifealx habtants de prendre DIES abon-
.'etaeehtsa lante ct il espere par sa ponc.
taatite ct fssms qui doniera aux preln,ers
aaA'aaes 81 In se-oat confies, meriter bieut6i
90 part dapation ge public
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sUCttSS.UN safe
Estate OF Jean Duvas.

Ey virtue ot, and in obedience 10 a dac,ae from
the NTH judicial District Coat Of tho state a
Louisiana, IL and Tor the Parish OF Assume
lion, dated the 2lth OF November 1855. rep
dered OIL the petition OF Rosemond Dueas adj
mlnlstfator In the matter of the above success
sion, viii be offered at pubic auction, on the
premises is this Parish, by the undersigue,
admin stfatoa Of the above succession,
on MopdSy lii. Tin ian any 1856.
at 10 o'clock a. N. the following property be.
longing to said succession, to wit
II Sugar plantations, situated on the rich,
Bank OF Bayou Latourcse. bout nine mic.
below Doliallsonville IN Mis- Parish. mea,,r
ing seven arpents, more 0a less. fronting m
Bayou L4foatciie by about fsrty arpeu,s n
depth, between parallel lines, with all tLa
buildings ana improvements thereon ard the
feto belonging ; bounded above BY lands ri
E.neraid Landry and below by lands of widow
Charles Braux. Also a piece or parcel Of NJ
double concession a lolning the above des-
cribed plantation, measuring SIX arpents front,
commencing from the upper line Of said plan.
tation ut the 40 arpents the lower line run.
ming ~araIlel with that Of the first copcessjon
and the upper line closing in such a manner
as to give only u superficial aero OF about forty
five arpents, bounded above and below by the
same la,d adjoining the first CONCESSION. win
Whatsoever rignts and pretentions the heirs
OF Jean Dugas may have on the remainder of
the double concession, up to the eighty an.
penis. Also the north west quarter II %sectlo.
No.-42 Ifosty twoI OF Township IL ftwely1A
IT range 13 (hlitieen) asst containtna one
hundred and hfty nine IND 5T1f60 superficial
acres, the said tract OF land being situated
On the Bayon des aliyitrs III this Parish Al ]
distance OF about 80 arpents f,ora the back
line OF the above described plantation. ratan.
Lass, under date 18th June is44. Also
4 small traction Of land, containing about tonr
ar i've arpeits, q ADJOINING the ABOVE said peice.
5ayeu DIES pliyiers. The above described
plantation and parcels of land to be sold to.
gether with te following resetva ion in favor
II Roselnal.d ilagas. The ~usufruct OF elioy.
nent by the sid r. Dugas, dnr,ng Ave years.
rom the moth OF April next 1885, 81 two
'upefiicIal %arpents, OH the angle facing the
Bayou Of thehpper line Of said plant. ion, al.
10 the right 4 taking away all the buildings
Ind improveasnts thereon belonging, at The
,Aparat,1n Of NJ period OF said usalruct.
Tenn. aud Iondl,ions.
Ten thousand dollars payable in the ,nonfh
March 1875, on the price of said land and
iis BALANCED " the price, payable III three
lnsta Aiefts maturing in tie month of
March of qch Of the years 1857, 1883 and
500. Thepurehaser or purchasers to rive
heir notes VII. eador<ers to The satisfasliY7
the. adialiisisasssf, with the veld rs ,r,v,
eye, anu ssfcial inortg ,ge, and the Fs.s de
dieftsIao III. said nnfes To bear ittsse,s,
Z the rate eight per cent per annum, alter
ifhot paid
PARISH efAssa n ,tion. Move nber ssth 1855
RQlEAoyD DuSAS. AIaiaissrat.
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NJ NNNAGE.

M. JOSEPH flAFcos fait SAVIOR i to5s g,
aflis ct AZ pnblii qtil est ,tablI tour II Dc
fegl'se paroissiaf Il qtfiIa ,ouioufs iii main
de Ia chalix. des priaics. % tons ies matsgianr
qui sont da ress{i les eatrepraneurs maeoas
Gosa'ne par raise Il conirastera dps 81.
: eeen's, Z DC { otditiq,s a-yarfageuses. soit
pour Sroiei des Fiqsfs, soit pour snupi.r des
eqaiIages, SOFT P'ir laecnter de. entreprisss
de ~fnafonneTie d~fquehue genre I sait.
III. Aucnin viSt dtiaiiir sur g r4.ldeuce
une briaaeserie lE,cksard) e~tronrra fru,p3,r !
des prix e terfad avaaageax toates lei com
matades qu'en ~IuIera.
i entreprendI cgsement ii conatrucfiop
des tolnbes dams lcimkisrre 4. .ss,l,., & r.is
STALE. de q~aelgne dneassn q, de- %auelune for
me qa'oi les d~esiFea.- d pris ser mesure,
pour execatar bien ii silduus in auyrspes ).
vi ssroLt coniies t
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DENTISTE.

Theodore Philips, Chirnrgie4sntiste etant
ds reto'r d N~apoleonville, pauisfe ~consulte
CONNIE autrefois dams son iabosglre; a rh6:
lei Washington. he Docteur ianllps faisal,I
ehaque hiver une tournee dams Assumption,
Y sgnfanslt tous les ouvrages qusonIponrra iul
Ayantd.ja reeu da,is idle aroisse
u1 taste patronage il inyitarsspeclnense.
mem tuutes res petsurlnes az ussDysofn lie ses
services de Sc ref, rpr aux DANG * aux mes.
.lelrs qni Font deja honore de lbuff coafiance
Les personnes ayant be>oin de lon tmiAistare
teront blen de s'adressera lni ianndiatemeut
des engagements Contracts iii lHi perinet-
.atiI DE seJourner parfIii nous qHI peti de- temps.
l Gus ordres donnespat la eostsseralt promp-
tenleRt EXECUTES.
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DENTIsTE.

lie doc.snr Tho. J. HorER. akve du celia
pre- den.iste mericain CSC WIPAMaEY, offre
SEES services aux habitants de DIS co,,trses ct
les prevent gull tfavaillera dlfant tout Id
PflntemPs ct to,tf Pete dams les Eparoisses As.
cension, Assumption Ut Lasourh s-Jnierle.
les petsonnes q,ii aurunf bestia de- son MI
h's'efe dams ceife parais-e peneHlt lie solicitor
stfadfs q Al t~ioeteuf des lelHes su bureau
po9Ngbae Nafnteon,iIie. - 5 ZEN nressera
ne Sc ~ e q ~cilaque appel.
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t.4A,Ell,s
AITA M4pOLEOVFuLr

ar5ITA MdPOLE0EFILLF
E1ere6 sa profession dams lie :ams Dis
f'ct5a'ichite, compose des parAisses As.
oasfstoe, lyasrcAe inferno ct Jsrreboane,
II dofnera t,as ses soins aux a~tr;,ires IN, on
voi'fa hieh 81 confer dansce district 1t lie
''sti'aa I5s,nl*
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v1AT. DE SUCCESSION.

Succession dc IL hirnlleI:mqon.
En- vertu dun decret de lICour du Qua
Theme District Jndiciaire de Hat de Ia Luui-
s'ahe, dams ct pour % paroissA sceusion, en-
date dn 3 octobre 1855 ct Il ml4l,sst, II sierra
ohert en- venie pubilqne a la M,on de Cour
ae Ia paroisse assumption, tasuIi Is No.
VeIhbre 1895, a dix llelres slulatIa, ar ie
eierlf s"usSigne Ia teGre ci-aDR d, critic, APP
pa'teidnt d la dite succession, tyoir:
ol' morcea" de terre sitHe dps la paroisse
sur la rive droite aibayou Pierre
,t'' hle'nFant quatre arpents 4 ltace an dit
oay'u' sur eng arpents de prohdeuF, borne
Ell maui par terre de Simeon Iilriot ct Ell bas
ee'Ie de }. b. Barilieanx, esssemble avec
t'"'es les oatlsses ct amaii2raions qai en-
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Of Pauline Daiyle decea-
Of Joseph nj. Simoneau.

a. OF a decree OF the honorable the
I'D Districr Court Of the State d
In and for the parish Of Assumption
ke9th day of November 1855.
@paered for sale, auction, by the
" a%uctioneef, OIL the premises,
~ ~ d ~ =, .u.har 1855.
osclock A. NJ. the following described
xrty, b. ssiging to said Succession, viz.
A lot of Ground situated in this parish.
lily St-Vince.,t on the rieh, bank Of bayou
4rcae. measuring two superficial arpellts,
led towards the bayou by land of Cons
&plmo,cau and towarlr the woods by
Jean Ste rmain, together with all the
31ngs and ima s4yemeuts thereon.
One horse, a lot of cooper's tools. house
znrnltare, and thirty empty molassss bar
ptc.
Terms aud ton i,tions
II the lot Of Ground 3 100 pav1hIe in
bh 1856. and the balance. On hail Il,
Ech 1887 and the ether half 10 March 1858:
ehsesrs giving their notes with GOOD and
9cisnf seourtys ind oil sums not paid a
ltunty. q bear interest 1t the rate Of EIGHT
csub per annur1a, until paid with special
. b retained On said lot, till 6nal
vnenG
The movable payable in March 1856; pnr.
.sers furnishing good ard ,ivc,lt security.
q interest after maturity, at the rate Of
,hs per cent, per annamJ It'll paid.
g. L. BLANCHARD.
Depaty~Clerk,
Assu nPtion November l9ih. ls55.
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HATEi. DE L'UNlpN.

NJ. JacNhe> yivey. de Donaldson
me,ient -esAV,is e, ie pntaI'f ave
Iaasitr proclaim. il fera a ise''a .
wills. rouvert,ire De i'noTEL DE :
Ia,,tien hotel de IN C,a'itoniitl s.
sertent quill Went dc ss'aufef y
Ell femble.
kiynb.es ei di.tribpiinn>an loea
r~, d gan,.e aajuardh hui dams c's'1
ID polr rn faffe III tMce''th,'
Efg,rce c. comfort, VOLTA qael'eI
{.s, as ~aon,etns fi"F''e'di
Y ,enant drs dispositions pour ass'
[ itea de sou cntrerrtse.
ID ialis appaTtements pour s
hi,sa, wastes ct hien to!h'i.'dt
miles, ct par dessns celia, n"e
4 a.inc a la bordtlaisf, VOLTA L :
u Iesqnek NJ. 'is'y sol''c''
u psabAs>ement 10 patronage
! ps.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-10

nd Hat
Paincourtvi0t.& Par2'sse, res pro
prietes ci apre. h5cfItes, apparteiiaiit aux sis
dltes sitecesslols, sayolr:
/ Uu terrain situe dams lie village de Pam
conrtvilie, Ell cette perofsst, mesiirant oo pea
do face a la rle St-rani, sur 100 pied- Il. pro
fondeur, borne dn cote ia bryou Laio"rct'e
mar Ia rue de lsEgiise eli du cote du boIs par ic
fatrain anna rtes,aut aux sisi.tes succe-sloils
ensemble av c toutes les batlsses ct dnle'iora-
tons qfl S y t%rouyert,
Q lin autre terrain, situe dams ieAvillaSy
de PaincouryIl'e Ell cetts parolsse, 'nes''rtN
10 niads de face 4 Ia rue St-Paul, sur 1870 pied>
de nroluudenr. borne du core du bny"n par lie
terrain ci-desslls decrit ct dn c0te dd boIs par
lie terrain appartenant aus s'sdl.es s"cccssi'''s
ensemble avec toufeS les bat'Sses e. ansIiofa-
tons qui sly %troufent
q I'm autre ter.aiu slime vi De
paincourtvlile, e~ncette paFe,s17 10
4rials 4e face aSS-~'ae =. - -
,srs-.n ~ti-dessns destit ct du cote dn bois par
re terrain appartenant q la venve Pierre Lam
dry, ensemble avec totes res batisses ct anne
lioratlous qui sly tronve1f
4 Une nesresse mn Zee Lenty. agee de
40 ans, ensemble ase2 tfols entans, Sltltia
g., sgss , s de- , 'n., s"'a George Washing
S. Deux ci.evaux, deux vaclies ct leurs sui
wants, un buggy ct les harnais. Les meubles
de mtnage, uns miontre en- Or, Ia bat'er'e de
cuisine, etc.
Terres ct Conditions.
lie mobisier payable com talit ct les escla-
YES payabtes en- trois %tefifies egaux, na- tiers
en- hrs+is55, mi tiers Ell mars 1857 ct IL der
iiiersers ep mus 1898. Les acqn"feurs de-
yront fournir Ieurs bites, avcc c~antiotis sol
daires Jonles ct jolvabIes ct payables d l.ordle
de administration, an bureau du Recorder
de cette paroi,se, avec interet a raIson de Init
ponrSent par an, ~a.iartir des ,ch a4cex, jus
qa parfait patemrnt, le-dlfs teffains ct les
cstlayes devront roster hypothequ6- avec pm
vlese du sendsur. Jusqa an pariait Placement
!. + IA, n IA Y. Si.e.it
Assumption, IL N v, nh,e 1855
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REGARD
MasiIstER CHArpE.t,ru.

offe ses services j ses auiiset an public
Tine tongue sxpf rienee iai.s CO ,nstiers eft
Ct ses ranpofr avec les ~oavrisrs les plas i,abi-
les tie c.s s.o1atrees lie l~neitstt d ,,a,ue siei-
freprendre Z d a~vattaaeu,es coinffions les ua-
vfaves leg plus diiiiciles gu'on posrra lui pro-
poser.
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Succession de irue Pauline Dai.Ie
decedec, spouse de Joseph NJ. ST.
SimOucau.

En- vertl, dun decrst dc Ii Cour du Cinouie-
me District Juuieiaire de rEiat de- la Lon.
dams et1ru,r la paro,sse Assumption, en-
date du % novembre 1886,
II sefa otfert e yente ppblique, a %lencan,
par lie stissigne cnca,teur, sur les lien&. 10
N t,e.iI D. ~. y. IL. n-h.- $50
liz heutes A. III. les pronrietes suivantes,
avoir
10. Tn Terrai;. situG dans cclte p%aloisse.
i've droite du bayou Latou che. dams lie 1rule
It. Vincent, nesurant deux a t,-ills de super
'cie, borne Yer- lie bayou, par ere lie Co.'s
nit Sinioueati ct fers le los par colte dc Jean
4 Gsr.aalsn, clse .uble avec toutes les batisses
I nle,lefat,s4 qfai eu dependant,
~ casvai M let d'outils lie touneilerie,
dc flieaass, treafe bariIs a neIasse,
iERMEs III sasnD Tia>s
Eerraia payable S I0D ~. Mars 1856 ct
Zee, tloitia Ell Mars 1897 ct t,antfe moi,
liars 1858. les acqueieurs touf nis.a1t
Mlets cautionaes' q Id satisfaction des.
ct toate somine qui ne sera pas
Aegleut payee d Re heairce pur.era
rtlson lie huit pnLs cent par an, eft
Ne sp.ciale, jusqu'au partait pale
y Mllft payable EN- Mars 1855, les sc-
- ..issant de BONES ct so!vabien
- rnfsfst, en- cas- de non paletneut
III, a .alson De hut ponr cent pal
. {. L. BLANCHARD,
4 Encanteur.
lI1en &c 10 Noveaunlc 1855.
S#& NF 4
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le'nes ct Condnipss.

10 ie,fe Payaoie en- deux termes egaux en-
'a"'ier LOOT ct 1897, facqntfeur dayla tour
~ bes o"'ets eI,uosSes a satisfaction, pa yabIes
~ hecofdef de h p~aroissp Aseen.
S'o.' d l oroFe ae Ia weave Zepsiriu AieIancon,
',I".,E l"'e'et " taisoL de tinlt pour cent Fan,
= p'ei .'es, cneances, ayec hypOtheque spe.
inent,
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1 un1 decret emanant de la Coul
aalt District JuHciaire, de lEtat dc
<Ile, dams et pour Ia paroisse Assonlp.
NE dp - Novenhre 1855, rendn SUI
EInsHossnoiid Dugas administrator
Ire de Jean Dugas,
tsrten yente publIque, snr les lieux,
VT Ease: par te sonsslgue admins
hsdile succession,
~ ~ 7 JatvI., 1856.
10 III ] . W. les proprittas cha pres de-
ne Ee4 IN etabiie en- Sucre ic, situee
dams AkSsIfo'fse; sur la rive ,loite do
BID you E$Sxoufcilf 3. environ neuf ME, a,l-
de-solH Donatisunville, mesuralit seyl al.
pents ou mons, de lace audit bayou. t
envlrq nafalle arpeuts de profond ,ui, eltt,
iignes tiieIe>, avec toates les bat.sSes Fl
a,neaa pehs ~ ~ %trouvent ct J apparte-
nanu du cAe den haut par tsrre u'Eu
.moiL 10y ct du cote den bias par ler!e q,
verse 1iies Dfanx, aasSi un morctai dc Ia
IfIA,'T .esslon, Jolgnait a la terre c,-iess.
Sufant SIX arpents dc face, COM |
iigae Gen haut de iadlte nsgitt
eNpeafs; "a ligue ten bas conrauf |
4 Nsec ce.c de la premiere conces-
d ell haut IeTuiant de maii.fe
sadit. double concession qu'une
Ton quaraIte-CllE3-arpsuts,
tbo~ Ff-spas par les meineS terres
q"f0dO kalieie concesSiuii, ayec les
dfoits {. gus que pe"vent avolr les
~ enters d au2S y s"r lie reste de ladite
uouoie Con ~ "a en- Quatre-vlngts ar
p.n's; de pN art Afd- Quest de la Section
NO az, quar- ehX, 'a1i Township IL, dollze,
DE- la kangaW13, re,ze. ct coitenau; uns
superflcle de cent c,lIuaHte-neut 57liOO acres
Le'it 'norreau de terie ,tant 81 ue SUI ie ba vot
des oiis1eis, dams cette paroisse, a une In,
lance environ 50 arpent> de la iigne de der
riere de Ia s"sdite habltatIon; patente NO ll5s,
en- date du Is jun 1874. De pluS une traction /
de t,rre mesuratt quatre GU cinq arpents, io,- !
gnait ah nnoreea ci-dessus decrit, sur lie ba yo,. &
DIES Olvlei| e
y La slisdGO habltatlon ct NOR eau de t ire r
devaiit ere Te.ldus ensemble, av &c ia r,se, v. i
sulvan'e, Ell laseur de liosemold Dugas: fusu d
iruit Ca Ia Joaissance, pour led .. D,Las.
pehnah' ia period de CHG anu e., d ,tm.
litei'cef d" mos d'evril proctajn ~. d, deu,
trpei'ts de supeiiic1e d t'augle, ta.,allt lace au J
sur Ia Iigile den haut de itI,te babi- "a
alton, awe le droit d'enlever toI IS lie latl.- II
ct atr1a!lorotlons qnl sy trou-t at, a .'expl- 81
'atfon. de la p.rIode dudlt u%suiruit.. p
IEKMEs EFT CONDITIONS. a
PIX mile. ~piastres, payabIes all :nois de N
Wars 1896, sur lie prlA desdites terres: =, ro,,t
d balance rsstante due, payable en- trois ter
tes esanN, eeheant au n,ols do Mars de cha
~ g des auuees 1857, 1898 ct 1859; Pacuue-
ear on les acqacreurs devant iourn,r leurs
iiletS, avec endorsements d la satisfaction de /,
admin %strat'on, avec lie privilege du vendeur
q pottielue spectacle; ANS que lie pacte de
on altetelido: lesitts bllIets devart porter in
srets, aa iauX de hiit pour cont Tan, apres
en- Gas de noli-paiement.
@ .BJ
itos.hosb DUG IS, AInNn,.trate"r. =
s.aae o, 25 Nosrmhre 1855. ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
Martry Question.

The first proposition embraced in the
preceding number, is, that slavery is ac-
cordlns to Divine appointment; or, in
other words, it is a Divinely appointed in
stitution. This must be recognized as The,
leading proposition upon WHICH all the
rest are suspended, and must stand or. Gall
with It. The question, then, will naturally
arise, how are we TO reach acorrect knowl-
edge Of the Divine legislation or will on
the subject? And on this, we know no
other or higher rule of gaining CORRECT
information, than the lessons given on the
subject in lie Bible. Nor is il our pro.
vince, here, to enter into any defence ol
the Divine authenticity 'oftiat book; this is
rathcrthe work Of theologians than of the
conductorsof aeenn.ry newspaper. But
believing In the infallible teachings Of thai
book, we avail ourselves Of its testimony
and expect the authority thus adduced, t.
receive due credit by all who subscribe Il
ITS inspiration. And those whow Sc
aside theautherity of the Bible, and il,
claims 70 Divinity, are here positively as
sured that they are not addressed in thes,
ESSAYS.
II is remarkable, to what extent enl;,,bt
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15
Sent: nlclIlsof shing!enL.

The bosom Of America IL open 70
receive, notonly The opulent and rc-
spectacle stranger, bnt the oppressed
and prosecuted Of all nations and all
religions whom I'VE shall welcome
to participate il llrights and prisil.
eyes. .Isl s=#if.
.f"lf.I could haycfcntertained thc
slightest apprehension that the Com
stitution framed atIt Convention
where | had the honor 10 preside
might.possible endanger the rights of
any ecclesiastical society, certainly
ELwould never hayelplaccd my sigma
ture to it, and if could not conceive
that the general Government might
even so be administered as to render
/ the liberty Of conscience insecure, |
beg. you will be pufsuadcd that no
one would be more Jealous than my
self to establish eflcctually barriers
against the horrors If spiritual tyr
amy, and every species religious
persecution for, you doubtless re-
Imenbcr, I|hayc often expressed my
sentiments that any man conduct
ling himself as agoodrcitizen, and be-
ing accountable to God alone for Ills
religious opinions, ought to BE pro-
tected in worshipping the Deity ac-
cording to1the dictates of his own
conscience.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-15

| TRAGEDY IN DlxwlpplE. % n. Satur-
day last, man named Tucker Jones,
residing about eight miles from Dim.
widdie courthouse, had o difficulty
with his son, Benjamin Jones, in
which the boy made use ofsome inn
pertinent remarks to him. Tucker
then pointed a gun atIhis son, which
his wifethrust aside, and its contents
were discharged out Of the window,
The young Tucker then felled his
father tothc ground, leaving him q
corpse. The South Side Democrat,
from which VIE get these particulars,
says the boy was arrested and bail
led at Dinwiddie1 court house to an
siyer the charge.