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RICH HOLIDAY GIFTS.

RREASPINS, EARRINGS, BRACELETS,
GOLD PENCILS, STUDS, SLEEVE Bot,
TONS, Fling Err RINGS, SILVER SPOONS.
ALBATA WARE, PLATED BASKETS. &c
all or any Of which will be sold cheap, by
VIM. H. FORREST
No. $50 north 9TH street. near Market
n Highest cash price given for old Gold
and Silver
Jewelry made to order dec lS-1w
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NOTICE.-ALL THE PEWSIN ST
49, Johns Church, in this city, on which
rent now due shall remain unpaid on the 18th
instant, viii be advertised for sale or rent imme-
diately after that date.
BY ORDER OF The vEsTRY.
dec n-eOt25
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LYDIA SAVER, M n.

HYDROPHATIC PHYSICIAN, ROOMS 45l
Il Tenth street, between l. aud r.
References.-cr. r.. Il. Trail, DIR. Geo II Tsy-
lor, and Fowler and Wells, New York city
Also, Sole Agent for Washington City, FOR all
Of Fowler & Wells Publications.
dec 1--lwA
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$40 X X w A II ID Il viii give the above
mentioned reward FOR the apprehension
hefSen Ana Johnson, and who ran away from me
on Sal urday night, the sth instant. She Is about
"a years old feet, fou- or i've inches high, light
o'ack complexion with full round face, Of good
figure, and likely. She has a variety Of olotbing
ana took with her her feather bed and bedding
VIM + PHILLIPS,
aec lo-eod sos New Jersey avenue.
REAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS, at exceeding
- ly low rates, at JNO. r. ELLIs,S.
3oo Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
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NOTlCE.-AFAIR WILLIE HELD
~ by the Young Ladies Benevolent Society,
for the benefit Of the poor Of this city, at franklin
Hall, corner Of ID and Ninth streets, during the
present week commencing on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
The hall will also be opened on Wednesday
and the following Afternoons at O'Clock, for the
reception Of visitors dec 17-6t
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SELLING OFF AR COST!

M Ms. BEHKENDS (FKUM BALTIMOR6l
N1 is going 70 sell of her splendid stock -,
Of Paris BONNETS AND MILLINERY q
until the beginning Of next month. Greater ~
bargains never were offered in this citv Ladies
Will please call at her store, $40 Pa. avenue be
tween and 9th streets, opposite National Hotel.
dec 17-St&
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DURE SCOTCH AND IRISH WHIxkY
Dbl pure old Scotch Whisky, high proof
do Irish do
10 dozen bottles pure old Scotch WHISKY
III 90 do Irish do
For sale by E E WHITE CO
No 60 Iron Front, Louisiana avenue bet 6t
and 9TH streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
dec 17-3t
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GRAB APPLE CIDER.
" 10 bbls pure CRAB APPLE CIDER lust
received from Franklin county, Pa. very su-
perior article. For sale by
f. T.. WHITE Co
No IS Iron Front, Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 9th SITS, opposite Bank OF Washington.
dec 1T-3t
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I.O. FR.-COLUMBIA DIsTRiC
49, TENTNo "a There will be a meet
ing OF this body on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 18TH instant at Rechabite Hall, corner Of 7th
and ID streets, at which all p. c. Il IS are expected
to be Punctual in attendance.
dec le-1t s. H. McKIM, DIR.
TAKE NOTICE-THOSE THAT
~ are interested in establishing ferry from
will meet at the Mechanics Exchange. street
below Seventh, back Of the Bank of Washington
al at, IL , O'clock a. mr., on MONDAY NEXT, the
Ihh instant. dec l3-3t*
THE MEETING HAS ADJOURNED TILL
HI U RSDAY next, at the same hour
dec lS-ld
R~NOTICE-I. o. r. M.-THE MEM.
49, bers Of Mohawk Tribe No. Improved
Order of Red Men viii meet at their WigWam on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at :
The attendance Of every member is most earn
esiy requested as business Of great importance is
to be transacted.
BY By order; wM. DURR, Assre. Off
,SMITHsONIAN LECTURES--Prof
va r. =. SMELL, of Amherst, Mass, will
lecture on WEDN ESDAY EVENING. WExperi-
ments illustrating planetary disturbances. -
Doors open at Lecture viii commence at 8
The public are respectfully invited.
dec 1877
H~NOTICE-MUT FIRE INsUR.
M ANCE COMPANY OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Au policies issued
by this Company will expire on MONDAY, Dec.
81 1855, at g O'Clock o. m. Persons wishing a re-
newal will please attend to IL on or before that
dav. CHAS WILSON Sec
ONCE Columbia Place, cor. La av and 18th at
dec 18-d2w
RNOTICE.-T BOONE CLUB RE-
~ specially announce to the citizens Of
Washington and the public generally that thew
will give their first Grand Ball, at the Washing.
ton Assembly Rooms, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, January 20, 1856.
See particulars in future advertisement.
dec 17-lt#
RNOTICE.-A special meeting Of the
49, Democratic Association Of the Fifth
Ward will be held at Casparis' Hotel, TUES
DAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee viii be
held on THIS monday EVENING, at the same
G. w. C. HUNTINGTON, Pres.
JNO. .. DEVLlN, Sec. dec 17-2t
MOTORCYCLES NEXT COTILLON
~ Party Of the Military Association will
take place on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Decem.
Der. Members wishing to procure tickets for sale
must apply early, as there will be tickets sold
at the door.
There will be meeting Of the Association on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, for the election
Of officers for the ensuing term. 1t is expected
that every member will be punctual in attendance
By order Of the Association. dec I7-3t#
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PRO BONO PUBLICO!
TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Franklin Fire COMPANY!

In honor Of the Bjrth-night of the illus.
trieus DR.. Franklin.
THE COMPANY RESPECTFULLY AN
i nounce to their friends and the public that
they will give their Thirty-ninih Annual Ball OIL
TBURSDAY EVENING, January 18th, 1855.
The general satisfaction our annual balls have
heretofore given and the entire success attending
them, inspires us with renewed energy, and we
pledge ourselves to make this ball one Of thu
brightest that has ever given brig Illness to thu
history Of balls in the annals Of the company
No exertisns will be spared that may contribute
to the enjoyment and pleasure Of those W no may
honor us with their presence.
Obliging and experienced Floor Managers have
been selecte whose every exertion will be to Civ,
satisfaction in regard to the floor.
Supper will be furnished by an experienced
caterer.
CONNECTIONS, Ice Cream, Fruit, &c will be pro-
vided by one Of our city's most skillfui confec-
TONERS
=, A favorite Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting gentle
NAB and ladies.
No Hats or Caps will be allowed in the hall ex-
cept those worn by the Firemen.
The entire company will act as the Committee
OF reception.
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ENOR BOSTON.-THE PACKET SCHR
l. HELEN MAR has arrived, and will g
have quick despatch for the above port. &EIS
For freight apply to
HARTLEY & BROTHER, Agents,
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CONFECTIONERY

ENoR THE HOIDAYS.-PERsON WIsg-
Il ing COMP ECTIOSERY for the approach
ing holidays, should send in their orders imme-
diately, In order not TO be disappointed
THOS. POTENTINI
Successor to John Miller
No. 27e Pa. avenue, doors west Of lO:h a
dec l1-2w
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DRESENTs.-y wELRY, SILVER
l. WARE, &c.-M w. GAIT BRO invite
attention TO their assortment OF Rich JEwHLRY
Fancy SlLVERWARE, Silver CARD CASES
PORTE MONNAlES, Fine FANS and everv
other article In their line suitable for presents
NJ. w. GAIT a. BRO.
324 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th SITS.
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VIEW ATTRACTIONS AND LAST WEEK
r.. wISrER,s

I OsT.-A POINTER SLUT, ABOUT SEW
IL en- months cid, gray and liver COL
ored, strayed away on Monday night TS
last, the 10Th instant. Any one return -
leg the same 10 No. 400, Pennsylvania Avenue
below the National Hotel, viii be suitably re-
warded. dec I7-As
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Kiss kRINGLE HAS SUPPLIED HIS
~ Agent, HAMMOND, 4s4 Seventh street, with
a beautiful assortment Of Tow Furnitsre Tea
Sets, Graces, Battledores, &c, with a magnif-
cent stock Of Toys foT all good children
dec JS-3t
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DRAUGHT ALE-DRAUGHT ALE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED CHOICE
w lot OF Poutney & Massey's Philadelphia
Pale. and Kurtz & Ness York ALE, ana exnect
to have always large supply on hand.
Army SHINN, Sole Agents
Union Bottling Depot 81 Green street, George
town, ID. C.. dec le-Iw
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COO REWARD Away PROM

&20 REWARD.-RAN AWAY PROM
@oO the subscriber on Difficult Run nesr Geo
w. Hunters Mill, Fairfax County, Va on Sun
day, the 9th instant, NEGRO WOMAN having
with her child six months of age nearly white
The said woman is delicstely made OF a ceppsr
color, Is about feet inches in height and IS
supp sed to be in the neie hborhood OF George
town, ID c. The above reward will be given III
taken In Georgetown or Washington or the adj
joining Counties, and secured so that pet her
again. CHAs w anfNs
dec 80 ~ --D~A-"0-
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ENOUND-A GOLD HEADED CANE. EN-
Il quire at Mrs. Beck's, corner Pa. avenue and
iith street, Star Buildings, between the hours Of
5H and p m. dec Is-1t*
OsI-A RUSSIA LEATHER BAG, (OR
IL purse) containing about S50-two $50 pieces.
one 50 piece, &c Supposed to have been left In
an omnibus. The finder will be literally reward
ed upon leaving the bag at 33I H street.
dec 1S-3t#
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The House were debating under great ex-
element all this morning; the Republicans
fearing from the demonstrations tina the Know
Nothings are going over to the Democrats.
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Mr.. Dunn The pent-up spirit of the House
same near exploding, yesterday, in the course
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
VENTE DE SUCCESSION
Succession lie ClGhaence Sfnsonehu de.
cesdee re Joseph Gmiiiot.

En- vertu DUN ordre de vente date lie Is
Decembre 1854 de Honorable Cour du SINE
District Jndiciaire de fEtat de Ia Louisiana
dams ct pour la Paroisse Assumption.
Nous, soussigne Encantenr dament quail.
iie dams ct pour Ia susdite paroisse, %otfrirons
en- vente publique q Fenchn, sur les lieux le
Samedi 10 Fevrier 1885 a dix heures A. NJ. les
prophecies suivantes appartenant d la susdite
succession ct d la communicate qui a exlste
entire Clemence Simoneau & Joseph Guillot,
SAVIOR
10 Tn moroccan de terre situe dams cette
p~aroisse au Bayou Pierre Part, mesurant sept
arpents de face sur q%uatorze dc proiondeur,
borne des deux c6tes par terres de Louis Co
meau.
30. Tn Negro nomme Etienne age de 81
ans.
80. Chevanx, Betes a cornes, Cochons etc.
DO Meubles de Menage, hatterie de cuisine
Termes ct Condltions.-La terre payable
cent p~iastres en- Mars 1866 ct Ia balance un
tiers dams cliacun des mois de Mars DIES an
nses 1856, 1857 ct 1883.
L'esclave payable deux cents ~piastres en-
Mars 1866 ct la balance i'm tiers dams chacun
des mois de Mars des an1ttes 1856 1857 ct
1858. lie irhobilier tohtes sommes au lessons
de dix pfastres payablts en- Mars 1855 ct tou-
ties sofiines dc dix piastres ct au dessus une
moitie en- Mars 1857.
Lee acruereurs devroft fournir DIES billets
c%autionnes payable q t'ordre de Joseph Gull.
lot a l'otfice du Recorder de cette Paroisse
avec interet apres echeanre q raison de hui,
pour cent par an jusqu'a final Placement ct n.y.
potheqiue spectacle sur Ia terre etlesclave.
N. i. lie mails ct lie iohurrsge appartenant 4
Ia sltsdite succession sera vendu payable en-
| Mars proclaim 855.
Paroisse Assumption 2 Janyier 1856.
TETE EFT BLANCHARD, E~ncanteurs.
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DENTIsTE.

Theodore Phillips, Chirurgien dentiste, etant
de retour a Napoleonville, peut etfe %consulta
eomme antrefois dams son laboratoire; d Th6-
tel Washington. lie Docteur Phillips faisant
ci,aoue hiyer une tournee dams Prescription.
Il ~oarantit tous les ouvrages qu'on pourra hui
confer. Ayant deja recu dams cette paroisse
TN waste patronage il invite respectueuse-
ment toutes les personnes ayant besoin de ses
services dc Sc refarer aux DANES ct aux mes.
sieurs qui FONT deja horore de leur confiance
Les personnes ayant besoin de son miuistere
feront bien de s'adressera lui imm6diatement
des engagements contractes ne lui permet-
tant de seiourner parmi nous que peu de temps.
Tous ordres donnespar la poste seront promp-
tement executes.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

croyances ct de passions contrairss
MArceI1c tronvait nne sorte d'enuemi
fr~r6copciliable dams l.hohne qui l'ado-
rail. Eponyant . q aboid de cette de-
couyefte, ellie 10 familinrisa pen ! peu
asec cette itse, qui hi suggsrAit de \ m
breiix deaseina plus g6nsrcux ct plus ro-
manesques encore cue cenx don't ellie
ss<tait nourrie depuis IN mois, ct NJ bout
dc "a tongue promenade ! trayers ses
appnrtements silcncieux ct d6serts, ellc
trouva 10 caIme dune resolution qu'ello
seule peut-etrc potvait envisager sam
sourire d'admiration on de pili6.
Ceci se passait tout recemneht, peut-
Airs rann6e derniere.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

sosur Cd dun frere aine. Les parents de
son mari etaient fort ages, ct IN pea
cfrayss dcs dettes du deTunt, qu'une. sa-
pe administration pouvait seule liquider
ils farent i Ii fois 6tonnes ct rayis de
voir nnc femme de vingt-dcnx ans. qui
,;osou'aIors nsayait montre MULE aptitude
et mol goet potr les afailes prendre Ia
resolution de gerer les siennes elle-mds
ne ct d'alier soir par ses yeux P6tat de
scs propristes. ii y cut bicn qaslque OBJ
lection pour ne pas Ia laisser partir seule
ayec soi, enfant. On voulait qaselle 50
cit accompagner par son homme dsafiai-
res. On craignait que l'enfans ne soul,
fit dun voyage ~entrcpris par un
temp, tres chaud. Marcelle ohjecta
aux yieux BIanchemont, ses beau Pc
re ct belte~mere, qu'un tete . tete avec
IN vieux homme de loi n'etait pas pfeci-
.anent un advertisement y ennuis
oa.clIc aliait s'inposer ; qa'clle trouve-
raft chez les no.aires ct les ayou6s de
ptoyincc des renseignements plus di.
reefs ct des conseils mieux a~pproprl6s
a,ax localities { enfin que ce nsetait pas
,,ne chose ii difIicile que de oonptcr a.
zee des fermiers ct dc renouyelcr DIES
bank. Quand i Fenfant Fair dc Paris lc
rendail de plus en- plus ddbile. la cam
pagne, le movement, le solcil ne pou'
*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

o. Une jument anericainc de belle tai
le ct bien douce a Gle trouyee derriere
l'habitation de feu lie col. pugb, vers lie 25
Octobre 1854 ct parqute par Mr.. Emile
Leblanc. Ellie est etampee, de %conlenr
saghe ct ellie a de petites taches blanches
sur le corps:-0h la ,end1a a ceIui qui
prouvera que c'est sa propriete, on bien
ellie scra vendue CONFINEMENT a Ia loi,
lie 8 Mars. pour lie Placement des frais ct
all benafice de Ia raroisse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
DANsEs.

IN Nj. CAZALoT p~rasient lie
%GR public, quill dsaJlit IN residen~
WN ce a Napoleonvilie pour quel
quss temps ct gull e propose d'y donner
des lecons de danse durant tout son seiour.
LIE cours Sc compose de quinze lecons
ct M. Cuzalot s'engage q montrer dams
les in~tervalles a ID satisfaction de tons les
6leves qui pourront Sc presenter, toutes les
danses du jour telles que
Polka Allemande,
Valse a cinq temps,
Polka azurke,
Valse FRANCHISE,
Polka du salon,
Varsosiana Hungarian
Danse Espagnole,
Quadriiles F~rancais.
La Moscovite,
La Sicilfenne, etc. etc.
lie prix par sleve, dix piastres pour l.
| rntfrg. 88 M
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

NJ. A. d. HARRISON, Went d'ot1vrir d
Thibodeaux, une llbrairie on lon t%rouvera
constatn Il ent toute sorte de livres classiques
~irancais ct arglais ainsi que papiers d ecrire
de tontes qualities, papier a tapisserie, fohrnitu-
re de bTreaux.
M. HARRISON ne vend que pour du CASH,
mais a DIES pix anssi redaits Qua la Nouvelle-
Orleans, il remplit dams he plus BRET delai tous
les ordres qu'oh hi trarslnet.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
SUJCeiaSSlON SALE.
successiyhsss IF Hcnty Brran & Delphi
ue D,hon his life boh deceased.

@fH#'S &4&8s68
IN obedience to All 'nfiler 'ofsale TO me d.
redted BY the hon. the 9th Judicial District
Court Of tie State Of Louisiana in and for the
Parish of ASSUMPTION dated the 16 day of Ja-
nuary 1858. | Niil offer FOR sale at auction
on saturday the 9th day Of February next
1855 on the premises ut ten o'clock a. N. the
property belonging to The aforesaid success
sicns to wit:
"a tract of land belonging to the success
sion Of I,elphine Dnhon wife Of Henry Breau
situaded III this Parish on Bayou Corne, me-
Astring one. arpent front by fourteen in deph
b0haded On one side BY Drauzin Hebert and
on ME other BY EIizee Giroz with I'LL the bull
'diEgs andimprovcmente thereon.
Slaves.
q n negro woman named Helene aged 40
years & her child Jnlie aged nine years.
So A mnlatto girl aged Ri years.
The above named slaves belong to the sue.
cession Of Delphinc Duhor.
Terms & Conditions. - For the land and
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
Succession de Henry Breau ct de DEL
phine Dnhon son spouse tous deur
dece1eS

uSCGuGS-
En- obeissance d un ordre dc yente a mo-
adresse par Honorable Cour du Cinquleme
District Judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana
dams ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption en- date du
l6 Janvier 1855 j%'offrirai Ell vente pnbiique a
penean, lie Samedi "a Fevrier 1855, sur les
lieux a 10 heures A NJ. les prophecies ci-apres
decrites appartenant aux stsdrtes SUGGESTIONS
SAVIOR;
10 Un moroccan de terre appartenant en-
propse d la succession de Delphine Duhon
femme de Henry Braux, situe dams cette Pa
roisse an bayou Corne rfesurant unarpent de
face sur q~uatorze de profondeur borne dun CO.
te par Drauzin Hsbert & de fautre par ElIzee
Giroz, ensemble avec toutes les batisses &
ameliorations qui en- dependent.
Esclaves.
20. Une negrebse nominee Helene agee de
40 ans & son enfart Julie agee de 9 ans.
80. une mulatresse agee de 81 ans +; les
quels susdits e~selayes appartlennent Ell pro-
pre- a Ia succession dc Delphine Duhon.
40. Chevaux, betes q cornes, meubles de
mens &c Get.
Terfnes g. Conditions.
Pour Ia terre ct les e~sclaves payables en-
trois termes egaux, un tiars dams chacun DIES
mois de Mars DIES annees 1896, 1887 y 1893.
Pour ie mobilier toutes sommes au dessous
de dix pias,rss payables complain: ct toutes
somme an dsssus de dix piastres Payable en-
Mars 1856.
Les acquereurs de 'front.' fournir des blllets
c%autionneS d la satisfaction de Fadministra-
telr ct payables an bureau Din Recorder de
cette p~aroisse avec interet apres fGchoance
d raison de hut pour cent par an ct hypothe-
ques p~eciale cit privilege du vefldeur sur la
ferre ct les escffaees.
paroisse Assumption Jsnvier Is, 1856.
C. L. BLANCIIARD. Encanteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

lie de B~lanchemont orphcline de bonnie
heure. eleYee dams On convent, mariee
fort ieune, ct n'etant pas initiee par son
mari i la gestion de ses a~tfairca, n'ayait
iamais Va Ie domaine de ses ancatres.
lR6soI ! de gutter Paris ct d'aller cher
cher i la eau1pagne IN genre de vie a.
naIogue aux projects qn'elle vcnait de
former. ellie youlut commencer son pele~
lrinagc par yisiler Blanchemont, uIln do
~ fxer plus lard q celte residence re-
nondait 4 sen desseins. Ellie ~n'ignorait
pas rsts | de disbursement de son castel,
ct c'etait une raison pour quselle jelat
de preference les yeux sur cette resi-
dence. Les enbarras d.affaires que son
mari lui axaient iaisses, ct le desordre on
lui.rame await laisse les sienncs, !ui
~seryirent de pr6texte pour eatreprcndre
IA voyage qu'eIle annonca dcyoif 6tre
de aoelques senaines settlement, mais
auaucl dams "a penssc secrstc. ellie nsas-
signait prccisement nj but, nj termes son
but yer;table, 1 ellie etaiat de gutter PA.
ris Ct 10 genre dc vie aa9uel ellie ] stait
astreinte.
Heureusement pour SEES vues ellie mas
Wait dams sa famille aucun ~personnage
aui put s'irnposer aiseancnt le dcvoir de
I'accompagner. File unique, ellie n'avait
pas i ID delendre de h protection dune
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

slaves payable one third in each ofthe months
Of March of the years 1856, 1857 Il 1858. For
the movable all sums under ten dollars cash,
and all sums above ten dollars iii March 1856,
purchasers furnishing their notes with security
paYsb Bile at the office of the Recorder OF this
Parish and with interest after maturity att the
rate Of eight per cent per annum with SPECIAL
mortgage and vendors privilege on the fand
and slaves.
Assumption 18th January 1855.
C.. L. BLANCHARD. Auctioneer.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
In rhe ma1er Of The Succession Of Gle.
me'tee Slimdneau, deceased pite Of 80
sanh Gu,llof.

In Me maler Of The Succession Of Gle.
menee Slimdheau, deceased 7cije of' 10
saph Guillot.
By virtue of and in obedience to an order
of sale dated December 28th. 1854, rendered
by the Honorable the Fifth judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana in and for the
Parish of Assumption. We, the undersigned
auctionners duly qualified in and for the Pa.
IRISH of Assumption, will offer for sale at pu-
bile auction, on the premises, on Saturday the
10th, day of February 1856, at 10 o'clock. 4.
NJ. the following described property belon-
ging to the aforesaid Succession, as well as
those belonging TO the community which exis-
ted between said Clemence Simoneau and Jo-
seph Guillot. to wit:
10 A tract of land situated in this Parish at
!. Bayou Pierre Fatt, measuring seFen arpeiits
front by fourteen arpeuts in depth, bounded oh
both sides by lands Of Louis Cdmeau.
90 negro boy named E,ienne aged 81 years.
80 Horses, cattle. hogs SC.
&4o Household and Kitchen furniture.
b. &c.
Terms and Conditions
For the landed property payable one hum
dred dollars (s 1907 in March next (ls55) and
the balance one third in each of the month of
March of the years 1855, 1857 and 1858.
For the Slave two hundred dollars IN
March next 1856 and the balance on. third in
each of the Months Of March of the years 1856
1867 and 1858. For the movable property
all sums under 10 dollars and above 10 dol
lars one half in March 1856 and the other halt
in March 1856. purchasers to furnish notes
with $ ,curity payable to the order Of Joseph
Ghi!lot at the Office of the recorder ofthis parish
with interest after maturity 1.-THE rate Of
eight per cent per anuum until final payment,
and special mortgage and vendors privilege
on tile land and slave.
N. B. The Corn and Forage belonging to
said Succession to be paid in March 1856.
Parish of Assumption this
and day of January 1855
TETE & BLANCHARD
Auctioners.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
bon ANDRE SDLORZANO


AnnolIce respectucuseinent an public qn'iist
clfarpcra 4 ~lsayetir De tons recouvremens dams
les paroisses Assdrnption, A ascension, Laiourche
~Inlerlse, Terfthonrte, etc.
II se charge anssi De l'agence dc tontcs les
~afitifes commentaries 1a'on voadra bien lul
onfisr.
& ff*sss'atresser an STAR oFrEE-HousE
aux es.frgaug au PioESiER.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04
VOYAGE.

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apres CONNIE avant son marriage. La
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