ocr: « » y .. mut , *# 'i > v\m,„ ,m< m m i r .i ETAT DE I.A L0U1SIANF. Cou. •lu Cinquième District .î < m J icI h ir»» . Pnroisse Ademption. Attendu que Claiborlie Loret a présent* une pétition à In Cour, à l'effet d'obtenir le« Iclljes do curatelle & lu sucrewion de {ru lobn W . faetts, décidé intestat. Avis est parle pfêlent donrtê il ton» ccuv que cola peut concerner, d'avoir A déduire •ou* dix jours, Ion nii *on\pour lesquelles il no Trait pas fait droit à la dite pétition. Par m «Ire du I" Cour, Aa-omptinii, le 15 noût 1853. DKMRK KKP,L\N<\ JO • ftrrificr. r .i ir»» . le« {ru ccuv no


Le pionnier de l'Assomption.

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place_of_publication: Napoleonville [La.]

publisher: Supervielle & Devilliers


ocr: agents.pour NOT FAIL. ThiSJBay appear strong language, it is not stronger than we a re wasranted in and than facts will prove. No one who has once used it will use any other when it can bejobtained. A/any have waited several weeks wfreft the agent has been out, until he could procure a new supply. And why ? Because they had confidence in if, and knew that it w^$d answer the purposes for which it was designed; CANADIAN VERMIFUGE A ClmTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS This Vermifuge will always expel worms in from two to five hours alter being administered; it is also safe in its operation and more ensily given than any other. WINER 'S VERMIFUGE has now stood the test of several years, and being proved supe riortoauyand all preparations for similar pur poses; it is çertain fo expel worms where they exist, as that two and two makes Jour. There is hot the shadow. ofea 'douVt about "it. It C AN fia qesigae . ThmsanJs of certificates could be published, if it wero necessary to prove the statements, but a sin gltyr ial will prove its superiority-more con clffslafcy than the stronges assertions or state ment ^rehat could be written, T jit it. Be Darti ular and remember the name. " WI NER 'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE." T ims is the only article that can be depended upon. Remember this. Prepared only by JOHiV WINER & Co. 67 and 69 Maiden Lane, N. Y. For sale, wholesale and retail, by ÄICHAKD & TEMPLET, 17, Mississippi street. agents fort the South


ocr: Seuls agents pour le Sud. '8 CANADIAN VERMIFUGE A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS This Vermifuge will always expel worms in from two to five hours after being administered: it is also safe in its operation and more ensilv given than any other. WINER'S VERMIFUGE has now stood the lest of several years, and being proved supe riortoanyand all preparations for similar pur poses; it is certain to expel worms where they exist, as that two and two makes four. There is not the shadow of a doubt about it. It CAN NOT FAIL. This may appear strong ianguage, but it is not stronger than we are wasranted in using, and than facts will prove. No one who has once used it.willuseany other when it can be obtained. Afany have waited several weeks when the agent has been out, until he could procure a new supply. And why ? Because they had confidence in it, and knew that it w-mld ansver the purposes for which it was designed; Thousands of certificates could be published, if it were necessary to prove the statements, but a single trial will prove its superiority more con clusively than the stronges assertions or state ments that could be written. T ry it. Be Darticular and remember the name. •' WI NER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE." This is the only article that can be depended upon. Remember this. Prepared only by JOHiV WINER &, Co. 67 and 69 il/aiden Lane, N. Y. For sale, wholesale and retail, by ÄICHAÄD & TEMPLET, 17, Mississippi street. Only agents fort the South if


ocr: A VENDRE. MOULES à boucauts de 31 et 32 pouces do barilsdeiO, 20 1)2, il, 31 I [2 «t 22. do demi barils de lß, 16 lj2 et 17. Un assortiment co nplet d'outils à tonnelier des meilleurs manufactures. A bon marché; pour du comptant ou du pa pier bien garanti. 25 avril 151. RICHARD et TEMPLET.


ocr: CANADIAN VERMIFUGE A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR Thin Vermifuge 'vlll always expel worms from two to Hve hour* aller being ad m in into it in hIko safe in it* opération ana more ■riven tliHit any other. WINER'S VERMIFUGE boa now (lie lent of never«I year*, and being proved supe rior to any and all préparations lor similar pur poses; it is certain to expel worina where exist, aa that two and two make* four. i* not the shadow of a doubt about it. It CAN NOT FAIL. Thia may appear strong but it ia not atronger than we are warranted lining, and than facta will prove. Ao one ban once lined it will iiae any other when it lie obtained. Many have wailed several when the agent baa beon ont, until he procure a new supply. And why 7 they had confidence In it, and 'hat wuld answer the purpose* lor w^.„'i it deafgiied; Thousands of certificates could be published, it. were necessary to prove the statement*, but single trial will prove its superiority more con clusively than the at ronges assertions state monta that could be written. T hy it. He oarti tilar and remember the name, •' WI NERVS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE." ia the only article that can be depend^ Remember Ihia. Prepared only by JOll V WINER &, Co. fi7 anil fill Afiiden Lane, N. Y. For aale, wholesale and retail, by AICHA*» Ä TEMPLET, 17, Mississippi street. (Inly agents fort the South.


ocr: : Steamer »Ii* TOJ%% C'AIT. CELESTIN DALFEREZ. Ce tnagnifuiue bateau a coin mono é jeudi dernier, 2 de ce mois, ses Voyages réguliers outre la Nou velle-Orléans et#iolds-niill. Il partira le Jeudi «le chauu'u' st-maine il » li2 heures A. M. «le la rade «le l'a Nlle-Orléaus et au letour i If partira «le Thibodeaux tous les Dimanches il 6 heures A. M. et deDonnldsod ville chaque Lundi. aussi a àO heutes A. M. Agents : AUOUSTINef THIBAUT et STONE et WALWORTH, N Ile-Orléans. CLAIBORNE LOR KT, Na noléonville. ZILLS et SMITH, Thibo deaux. /


ocr: ; | j : • . ; I > ; j ! j j j ; PEii du Teneesee; de différentes dimension do do i Bouilloire, riv6t8 de iif. ftrentes dimensions. Pioches, pelles, haches à main, à ècarrir, * bncher, et un assortiment complet de quincail lerie. 20 barils de clous de Boston, cordes en p )trt f coton e£ chanvre. A rendre à bon marefef ponr du comptant. 25 avril 1851. PICHARD ét TEMP/J5T VITRES de 8—10, 10—12,11—16,18-^ , 14—20; première qualité. ' ' 300 livres mastique, peintures, huile et esprit térébenthine, noir de fumée. — A vendre i marché, pour du comptant. 25 avril 1851. RICHARD et TEMPLET. CHEAP CASH STORB no. 3l7 mississippi STREET, DONALDSON V IL LE, I. A THE subscribers respectfully prejem their thanks to the public in genera! and their friends in particular, fortheir libs! ral patronage, since they have commences business, and they hope, that constant atten tion to business and untiring effort» to please in the selection of iheir good*, w j|j continue to them the unlimited confidence oftheir good old customers. We now offer for sale, cheap for cash , a splendid aeeert. ment of gentlemen's clothiug, boots, htti, gloves, hoses, brogans, nullifies, gaiteri, braces, cravats, &c, die. Saddlery s Amer, ican, English and Spanish saddles, bridle fillings and martingales of »very description. A fine assortment of coopers' and enrpei •nnslins, fine red, blue, yellow, green and white flannels, ladies nnd misses bosei, giin es, gaiters, corsets, black kid and last ing gaiters, white kid and satin slipper», children's shoes, boots, gaiters, &e, &e, all ■ >f which we sell at the lowest market prietj tor «-ash or approved paper. RICHARD <fc TEMPLET. January 14th, 1851. ft CHEAP CASH STÖRET N® J8, Mifsi-fippi £ L' fourche si ret Is, Dêntlflm J. JAlliO. Wholesale nnd Retail Denier in Hardware, Cioeerios^ Winn l.iijtiors, Preserve«, tfce. N : 18. Mississippi <$- Lafourche, Dtntaldservillf Dernièrement r» ç»i et à vendre pnm du comptant, pai le *ou«»jgné : IVintme blanche et rerle. Thé»ébeièftfie. Jlnile'de Liu, I .itliargf, Pinceau*. Noit He Fil mée. Goudion. lirai, Refîne. <fc 5-2] J. JARRY. MAGASIN A RON MARCIII Poi r dp Comptant. K° 18. . Rurs . Mississippi d' Lafourche^ Dnnnldimi, J. JARRY, Marchand m gros et m h'tail: Quincaillerie Groceries, Vin». Liijueiir.«. Conserve?, &c. BOTJLÜHGERIE. 18. Mississippi «V Lafourche, DonolrlsrinvilU î\ c 18. Mississippi Lafourche. Dotiuldsrmvilh N= 18, " A vendre, pur Ir soussigné, il bon miriM pour du Comptant. Pâtés truffes en un quart de boite Cèpes à l'huile. Champignons à l'huile. Homards Petits P ois an naturel. Truffes du Périgord. Sardines à l'huile. Concombres au vinaigre, fiançai» « r américains. Liqueurs assorties. Vins rouges, en banques. Vins en caisse. St-Julien-Médoc. J Château Lafite. -<i ■ Château JLéoville, I Muscat dt Lti» f '' Gruau Larose- | Chabli». Clos Bougeât. I Rüderii»!«i«r. Vins blancs. | Haut Sauterne. Tous les articles vendus au Nn 18* pleinement garantis et peuvent ôtré r6f* Df nés s 'ils ne conviennent pas. 31 j.jarrîl e, rabasse. C. Dentiste de Paris. Maintenant à Napoléonville* " Avant composé un ODONTAtG' • ni,ul


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ocr: \ CUV> AT DE LA LOUISIANE.—Cour (in Cinquième District Judiciaire, dans et pour la l 'arois«e Assomption. de Rosalie Ilogère. décédée de Ivotl lîomîreuii. En vert il d un décret de l'Honorable la ( oui Cinquième District Judiciaire de l'Etat de Louisiane dans et pour la paroisse Assomp «n date dii2'0jnin 1853. U sera offert eu publique, par Alfred Tête, encanteur de paroisse Assomption, sur les lieux, dans la paroisse. Samedi le 30 juillet 1853. à heures du matin, les propriétés ci-après appartenant à la dite succession, ' in i 7 u nègre nommé Jean Louis, usé de, ans. lin« négresse, âgée d'euvifon 50 ans. Quelques effets mobiliers. Termes et < 'oinlitinus . eseiai'os payables en trois termes un tiers eu mars 1854. un tiers en; 1855 et un tiers eu mars 1856. Le mobi en mars IS 5-1. Les acquéreurs fourni caution et hypothèque spéciale su 1 les et toute somme lion payée à éelié portera intérêt à raison île huit pour j>ar an jusqu'au paiement final. As.-omption, tiO juin. 1SÖ3. alfred 'TETE, . Eiirnnteur. OE LOIJISS\\ a . — Fifth dicial District Coin", in am! f >r ht; Parish of Aï-suriipjifm. the matter <>| ihn Su« « csm'oii of Ro Ilogère. deceapcd \vidu<v oflvon virtue of a decree .of the Honorable "ike Judicial District "Court in and tor the of Assumption, dated the 2o!h day june w ill he offered at public sale by Alfred auct ioneer tor f h<! parish of Assumpt ion, premises in said parish, on Saturday day ot duly 1853. at ten o'clock A. M. following described property belonging' to succession, to wit; A.negro wan. named Jean Louis, aged five vears. A neuro woman a-^ed about fifty year's. And seme moveable property. Terms and Conditions. s'aves payable in three equal instai 011e (hinl in tfiarc i 1854. one third in 1855 and the rewaininir third in march and the moveable property payable in' 1854. Purchasers t > furnish security special înortsaye on the slaves, ami all not punctualfy paid at maturity to béa r at the rate of eiirlit percent per an until paid. of As.-inriptiiui, the june 20lh ALFRED rETE. . ' j. Am t hiiK'er. AT HE La LOCJSJANE.—Com Cinquième District Judiciaire — Assomption. Succes-ioil «le, IJienvcmi 1/llld' V. que Lorénza Capdevièlle adminis. de la susdite succession, a déposé au du Greffier de !a dite cour un cqinpte administration, rtnisi qu'une pétition eiC l'homologation est par le présent d#nné à tons ceux cela peut concerner d'avoir à déduire dix jours, les raisons pour lesquelles ledit ne serait pas approuvé et homologué. ordre de la Cour. le 03 Juin 1853. DESIRE LEIiLANC, Grottier. STATE OF LOUIS] \ NA.— Judicial Distiict ('oint in and the Parishof Assumption. matter of the Succession of Bienvenu Landry. Loreii/.a Capderielle administra of said Succession has this day held the clerk ot saiil Court an account of his Of said succession, together a petition praying for the homologation same. is hereby given to all whom if may to show cause in ten days after the hereof why said account should approved and homologated. order of the Com t. tili« '23ili Juiie 18.53. Di:SIPvE LEBLANC, Ork. l'E j>i'; SUCCESSION. de F AI Lafinièr.- Levfs.pi" d'un déciet de la Cour du Ciuquiè Judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisia et pour la paroisse Assomption, sous la 1 tj juin J8.">3. ii sera offert en vente à la résidence du docteur Joseph située à environ nix înilies de Douald sur la rive droite du Layon Lafourche, paroisse, par A. F. ILekmau, shé cette paroisse, le Jeû'di Cime jour de i8 .ï3, à dix heures dit malin, les pro ci-après décrites, appartenant à la de F. M. Lafeirière Lövesque. Nelson âgé de 45 ans, nègre de champ. nègre âgé de 22 ans. cocher, nègm de champ, âgé de 22 ans. nègrë, laboureur et charctier. 25 ans, 4* Grant, négresse, couturière, âgée ans [sujette aux crises.] Colbot, négresse, blanchisseuse, 3fî ans. négresse de ci«amn. âgée fie 28 . . Robefson. négress'e âgée 'de 28 nu jeune nègré fttré de 11 ans. Hélène Johnson, nétrresse âgée d# 28 ses deux enfants, Mathilde âgée de 9 âgé de 3 ans. Lee, nègre âgé de 12 ans. Mary Anderson, négresse Sgi'e de 3'0 ses quatre enfants Jonas âgé de 7 ans, àjé« de 6 ans. Emilie âgée de>7jaits âgée de l $ mois. ; mulâtresse âgée de 11 ans La «^arpente d'un moulin à scia prêt monté [se trouvant sur l'habitation de Laferrière Levesque. 1 fi vinât-quatre actions do la Ranqne des Cultivateurs de la Louisinuc # f rhefaiiv de réfute 1 j Un billet de douze ce ' • piastres, sous crit par Adelia E. Flint, coinni'i principal, et E. 11. Flint. «•<>.!! nie caution in solido, daté <1 Aie- audrie. le mars i8 î:). payable à ! " < > - (Ire île F. 11. Lafernère Le'vesque. ;"t douze mois de date, à la maison de coinnieice de A. Dannestown. à la Nlle-Orléans. 18. Un billet de qpatre-vingt-di.v piastres f!ä»9ü], souscrit par C'harle Layssard, daté NIle-Orléans, le 14 février 1848, payable le le; jam'MT 1819, n l'ordre .'e F. M. Laferriè Levesqne, à la maison de commerce de La forest et Sqùire. avec intérêt à laison de huit pour cent l'an, à partir de la date du dit billet, Tei mes et. Condition-; : Les esclaves payables un cinq Lb • •me comp tant et ia balance en deux termes éiranx, la moitié eu mais 18 <■'. et I antre moitié en mars 1 f.i'j. et lés autres elM s. réHainationset créan ci"- un cinquième comptant. e, ia balance en mars I8,*j4. Les acquéreurs devront fournir leurs billets payable à leur propre ordre, à lo ce «lu hecoi ier «ie --eue paroisse, avec l'onuov et sol vables cautious solidaire- uaranti par. ii \ p,.i In-que et p t vi «ie \endeiir. por tain iutéiet i ra so.i «le huit pou:'cent par an, a pa:tir ne i échéance jusqu'à pariait paie ment i'.unisse As.-omp;ion, le IS juin I8;>3. A. F. lilClv.M AN. 4'-' fcJhérif. Dis! 1 ;( . for the 1 jane 1 : A. I . sunipi i tin. sii >r ^' l< ' ' 1>\ to I j i I in' j bout 30 yea is, 7. Jamar. a r S1IERJFFS SALE. :es?ioii of F M i .aicn i'ère. Levesq ue. virtue 01 a. di'éree o f the With Judicial e> Coin: o! lue State«); Louisiana in and ; parish, ol Assumption, dated t.be lfith v. di be i'lkuvd at pu 1 die sale, bv Hick< eau. sheoil «>- Nac pausiiof As 1. at the • esidcnce o' Dr Joseph i\lar ted aboi't six miles tiom Donald: 011 ville ou t he j ej iit bank oi ]>a'i ou Lafourche, intli'; ; parish, on Thursday day of July I8e ...t ; -ii o dock a . . .. the follov, in«'des cribe«! pioperty, belonging to the succession ol F. M. Lafenière t.evesque, to wit: 1st. Nelson, age,I about 4a years, a field hand. 2. Sa in, a negro man.jiged about 22 years, a carriage «in ver. 3. Archer, a negro man. aged about 22 year-, a lielo uind 4. Cuarles, a negro man aged abottl 25 years, liougiuau ii teemster. 5. iV'tarie Grant, a negro woman, aged about 25 years, seamst ress (subject to Jits). 6. Mary Coi bol. a negio woman, aged a washer. negro woman, aged about 28 ■ yt'a!. a lu. 'Id iiaiid. j 8. Nancy llt.ber-on. a negro woman, aged , about 28 years. 9. John, a negr > boy. age«! about 11 y ears. ! 10. i leiene Joiinsou, a negro woman, aged I ai o n ..'3 y ears, and lier two children, Matnil c a -,i about 9 years and W ashington about I li. Lee. a neg.oboy, aged 12 years, j 12- Mary 7 Hauderson. a negro woman, aged ; about 30 yea;. s and lier four children, Jonas ! aged about 7 years, M.ihala aged about 5 J year.-. Emelra aged about 7 years and lien ! " e ! 3 tsars. . 1 '•• , e i:aü ^ pivees aheaJy he\i en ii ad leady to be put up j i savvmdl being on_ the planta- ■ about I iS month's old Jeannette, a below aged about 11 v.v mill consisting of non hit.' belonging to Lau- mere Leve»que.) ! 15. One bundle«' and t.\v»,*n1y lour shares, in ; the Consolidated Association of the J'ianters I Bank ' 1 bouiî-iaua. Id. J vvo car iagi: lmrses. 17. A note tor twelve hundred dollars ($1^00) : made by Adelia E. Flint, as principal and f., ri. Flint as secuiity in solido. daled Alexan dria. 24 inarch l«S-iy, payable to the oder of F. M Lafenière Levesipie. at 12 months man date at the counting house of A. & J. Deunes iowu in New Orleans. IS, A note lor ninety dollars (^90) made by Charles Laj*ssard ; dated New Orleans, fe bruary 14th 1848, payable jauuarj r 1st 1849. to the order of F. AL Lafenière Levesque. at .the c«iuntii% house of Lsaorest L Squire, with interest at eight per cent from date. Terms and Conditions : The slaves payables one fifth cash and the balance in two equal instalments, one half in march Iba! aim the other half in march 1855. and the other -ellefts rights and credits, one tif.ii cash, and the balance in all marcu 1854. [■"in cita: ersto furnish their notes payaole to thcr own order at the office of the recorder of said pai :• 1 1 , withjoint and several rarity se •„•uiv.l by nil,fgage and vendor's privilege, & ae.inng nit -res at ihe rate ot eignf per cent per annum aiier •ualnrity. i 'a'l .~li Acaumpiioii. jinn: LSih 1853. A F. liiCKMA.N, •10 Sheriff. by to «le qui cès dre Lisle des rit'penses < ou ru 11 tes »le la pa loisse As.-oinplioii, pour i'aimee mil huit ctrnt cimjiiante-trois. Commission du Shérit sur la collecte de qua tre mille piastres, taxes de paroisse à 5 pour cent. Commission du même sur la col lecte de quinze cents piastres, taxes sur métiers et prol'essions, à dix pour cent, Salaire des , inspecteurs de che mins et levées, Commission du trésorier de paroisse Assesseur, Le même pour le dénombrement des enfants, Greffier du Juri de Police, Imprimeur de paroifcse, * Constable de paroisse, Coroner | fra is supposés] Juges de Paix j frais supposés] Jures de Cour de District, Membres <Hi Juri de Police. Constable (frais supposes] Frais de geôle dans les affaires criminelles, Frais du Recorder de paroisse et du Greffier t!e Cour pour leurs bureaux. Frais d'élections, Pour construction de la nuuvelle prison [premier paiement j Pour dépenses non prévues, $ 200 3 ai 350 2.(0 200 75 12 0 làO 70 100 1§ 600 150 100 75 sa lui Sur 200 2.500 485 Si^n ' Ç6.000 B, L DUGAS. Président du Comité larly and et - I i {.ist of tin; current expenses of risii ot Assumption of the ye teen hundred and fifty three. ollecfi' taxes, ÎMienil s commission ill ' ■«» thowsaml dollars, paiish i cent, The sain«' ;or collection ot nltecu ] hundred dollars, tax on trade-; and professions. at ten per cent | Salary of inspector of road;, ami j levées. Commis -io.ioi paiish treasurei, Assessor. Assessor tor the enumeration of the children ofthisparisli, Secretary ol the Police Jury Parish Printer, Parish Constable. ^ Coroner [supposed enisj j Justices of the peace |supposed • costs j ; Jurors oi District Court. | Members ot Police ,'nrv. j Constable [o pposed !ee j Ja i I tees in criminal ca s es, I Costs tortile Oiiiee of the parish Recorder and Cleik of Dktii« t ! Court, j CrTi ts of eicci ion -■ I For the con -■*'ne t.in ef a new ad | . jiirst payment j. For expenses not pro\ icied for the pa ar cid. tU) i )0 1 00 (>00 10 -:..()0O rued : .1. B. L. "DUGAS, Chairman of committei D00ï3 T J?^ ?. A. l'RlCTIC E.V K". MEDE< II\E. ClflRFROIE, !'TC., Résidant a Napolconville, Louisiane. 3 Dr D. of! aux habitants iL Voisinage. re ses services professi onnels ia paroisse Assomption et du ]V OTIC 15 11. M WALSH E (legs to announce prepared to recc.ve at Ins residence near Na jtoleon ville, as Day «>•■ Weekly Boatder . a li mited number of young gentleman to beeilu cated al'.n ' whith his p • ent pupils in the usual branches of education, including Lat in, Grek. Euclid ami the sciences, so as 1<> a I lord a general and extensive course ol instruction and qualify for matriculation in any Univer sity in the Ln t 'd S'a tes. Mrs WALS-' îK wo.i 'd nlsoiu-t-■ !<•' '. -i few \oung ladies, or gentlemen, along with her own children. Music ies.-,nu.s upon reason nable tenus, either at her own residence, or that ot her pupil«. Assumption, 19th june l^-V'. j ■ «t ^ ma "•* f*,] m. «a» ^ seaiw «o> « l nJ km » aùi m» w * Tailleur de Paris, où il a travaillé durant douze années, vient de s'établir à Napoléon ville, dans la maison de AL 'Pierre Blanchard, à côté de l'horlogerie de Ai. IvJuiond Drouet. M. Cléber offre an public les services de sa profession et il espère acquérir tin nombreux patronage: autant à cause de la modicité de ses prix «pie par l'élégance de ses confections AVIS. Les personnes qui désireraient adapter une machine à vapeur à un moulin perpendicu laire, trou venu il deleur intérêt à contracter avec M. James G. Moruson. Toutes les personnes qui désireraient « tracter pour tine telle machine dans le but d'exploiter la récolte prochaine devront s'a dresser à M. F.f . LORET. à Napoléonville, avant le 1er Juin prochain. NOTICE. Persons wishing to adapk maciiiueiies " - upright sugar mills, will find it their intei - e = by applying to James G. Morison. Persons wishing to contract for such mach neries for the coming crop, will please apply to M. F. C. LORET. at Napoleonviile. bel ween his and the first of June next. CARROSSIER. FORGERON, MECANI- ! C1EN. Le soussigné prévient le public qu'il s'est adjoint depuis quelque temps un habile Car rossier et qu il est à même dorénavant de contracter pour toute espèce de réparations «le voitures. Il s'est attaché également le mécanicien qui a si longtemps travaillé avec un raie suc cès dans les ateliers de M. Crane, fl n'est donc pas d'ouvrages qu'il ne puisse entrepren dre aujourd'hui pour ia réparation des machi- ! nés. 11 espère donc autant par la modicité «le ses prix que par 1e fini du travail de sa selle rie et de sa forge, obtenir et satisfaire une nombreuse clientèle. T1USÏM0ND ROGER. Paincourtville. 41 AUX HORTICULTEURS. Le soussigné vient de recevoir un grand as sortiment de graines rie jardinage toutes fraî ches, des plus belles espèces. II les met en vente sous toute- garanties,...à sa résidence à Paincourtville, chez 7l/adan:e Cadet. TH. GORE AU AUX ASSESSEURS Les assesseurs de l'Elut sont, notifiés par le présent avis que les tableaux li'assessement sont prêts à leur être dé livrés soit sur leur propre içu ou sur ce lui d'un agent dûment autorisé. DOCTEUR d. meng, Sur l'habitation de J uan D ugas , un mille au-dessus de Paincourt, assomption. JOHN II. ILLSLEV. . _ i NOTICE. —All professional business en trustcd totbe l'uders'gncd will receive their diligent attention. They will attenu regu larly the sessions of the courts of the 4th and !jth Judicial District. Donaldsonville. 23rd march 1052. JO UN H ILL5LEY. pa I\ llOlTJltEU, 1 ) 1 S TILL A 'i' E 1 r II lue S. lint-Louis. NoNlie-<! DEPOT SPECIAL S» IS ('iiracao, .1/araschino, Peppermint, etc., Anisette .Mayorke, Hitters, vendre par le softsst«*ru /voauiieu. an pn.v ue !;t M rise, etc., maison J \RRY. Doruiidsonville, 1er mai 185:?. 35 N" 18 r , »Seul dép «'» t «h-.-articles de i>i!!i;ini de ia iUuiSon Antogiiini chez le soussigné, .!. JA RR Y. Tapis de Billiard, Queues, Blouses, Procé dés. Colle. J-'iix «le Lotos, Billes, etc. etc., à vendre an meine prix «pie J/. .-tntognini. Donald .-cu •. il !e. 1er mai 185:"!. 35 ! DISSOLUTION' DE M H'I ETE. i La Société qui existait entre MM. Gustave ; Blanchard et Aristide Leblanc est dissoute d'un I coin m u 11 accord. 1. partir «Huer. 28 ruai 1853. i M. Gustave üliitii'liard et l/. Louis Vilac, «'e dernier pour M. Aristide BiancJiard. sont, c.har gc s «e la liquidation. Paincourt ville, 29 mai ï853. CV PRIEN A. r. \R1LLE\C. A J OC.rr .'! XAPOLEOXnU.E, Kverce sa proleSision dan« le 5ème District Judiciaire, composé de-- paroisses Assomption. Lafourche Interne et Terrebonne. 11 donnera finis ses soins aux alîhires qu'on voudia bien lui confier dans ce district et tes avoisinants C Y PRIEN A. JiA RILLE AU, ATTORNEY AT L -Jll, Praticcs in the Fifth Judicial 'District, in the parishes of Assomption, Latourche lute riér and Terrebonne, and will give particular attention to'law suits that maybe entrusted to him. HOTEL WASHINGTON, A NAPOLEONV1LLE. M. JOHN W. BETTS vient d'acquérir de M. Vf- 'TÖRIN TRICHE le bel établissement connu sous le nom de Hôtel Washington. Les vastes, commodes et elegantes construc tions attachées à cet établissement, le choix des mets et vins scia is à la table du W asiiinutos lien î. font sans contredit de cette maison une «les plus confortables de la campagne. ÄI. Betts s'occupe activement d'améliorer l'établissement déjà si bien monté dont il vient d'entreprendre l'exploitation; aussi coinpte-t-il sur le patronage de tous ses amis, des voya geurs et du public en general. EDMOND DROUET, HORLOGER, Prévient le public qu'il s'est établi à Napo lépnville depuis quelque temps et solicite le patronage des habitansde cette paroisse. Une longue expérience dans l'exercice de ( . e ) |e profession, lui donne Fassurancc que toutes les personnes qui Flionoriuont de leur ! ! personnes qui confiance seront satisfaites de son travail. Pour la réparation des pendules, il se trans portera à domicile, lorsque ce sera le désir de ses clients. 11 CHARRON-CARROSSIER, FOR GERON.—ARMES. FRANCOIS GENTRY, Paincourtville sur la manche Saint-Vincent, près l'église. et a <lu N« 17, A VENDRE A BON MARCHE. > Ii à I Brûlé i 1 26 r Onces Quinine — £i (Sulfate." 300 Livres Sel d'Epsom. öd " 11 de Glaubert. 40 galons lfuile /'alinachrioty. 260 livres graines de lin. 20 " Indigo Ire qualité. 200 Rouleaux papier à tapisser. . f i Douzaines Tricopnerous. ]0 '• »Sirop Nalsapareille de Rull. 2') Raes de Sel de table 1 (2 gros. 10 Caisses Savons \o. 1. E. A. Winchester. IU Chandelles de »Star. 10- »Sacs Café de Rio. 5 Causes /tmidon. 3 0 Harnais de buggy at cabriolet. fi Selles espagnoles bien conditionnées. 6 " «le dames, •> fouets pour voitures et monture à cheval, j ctc. i RICHARD & TEMPLET, 30 mai 1853. D&FAN, LAEICH3 & CO. rOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS- CORDIALS AND SIROPS. 8; FRENCH WINES, BRANDIES. &e. I No 45 OI,n LEVEE st. NEW ORLEANS. Parti dans la nuit du 22 de ce mois, de l'habitation'ie M. Pierre Thériot. , de la Belle-Rivière, le nègre AZIC, âgé de 26 à 27 ans, taille de 5 pieds deux pouces, peau rouge, cicatrice sur le bras gauche et sur le pied gauche, marchant la j pointe diîs pieds en dedans, forte coiistitu a jra r , l( . . ~| et tion, coiffé d'un chapeau blanc, haute iorme. | On donnera une récompense honnête a qui j ]u le logera dans une des geôles fie I'Ktat et j le fera savoir au soussigné, PIERRE THERIOT. DOM ANDRE SOLORZANO , COLLECTOR & AGENT ïw 553 3 2- £' liO !Q s SI* flE OJk* S <f 'M v.r t> SELLIER. CAROSSIER. -d I ni'; cprend fair concerne son état: lettre et en voiture « S'adresser à son Paroissiai«'. 'J 1 îwrtoissE :• un piste prix h il es: de plus l'i fcra'fiiif les men «l'uuicile, prés ASSOMPTION, qn 35 ia à I'LL LES CREOLES. Derméiement reçu 20 douzai les 1 ■réoles et à v enilre pa 1 IT.IOS VF.NI Donaldsonviife. l'i avril 18-">3. Just IT ■■ale bv CREOLE ceived 20 {)/ ; SPADES. '•reolc Spa« 1 «'.; ; j ' ! Doiialdsonvil! h"or sah' h rLr/rciirc'i's PUJOS & VKllh'ET. . ! fit h apf il 1853. NOTICE. Re hard «Je 1 . inpii t, - t'i'JllMS ON SI , A \ ËIIV . 0:'| lehruary iS.VJ FOR SALE. elf J I ëatimj S vi> I kons , a news usetul economical Sad iron. l'y Richard iNc Templet. i \lisris>ippi -tree, Donahlsoiivilh . ! ! j j NOTICE. Jii-t received « full assoitment of Wm Mr, CbinaliaiiV und Hall's Plaiighs and Fhil<es. for sale at tile manufacturers pri< e, by PL".!OS «S; M;RRET. ! 'OnahlsciH iHe, dee. lltli L? EDMOND IM A URIN. A '/'TORA E Y AT LAU. Practices ut the Fifth'.Iiirti'cinl District, — in the parishes of Assumption, La fourche Interior and Telrcboniu-, and will give particular attentioli t:> lawsuits Unit may be tnti ustcd to hi'm. 7 EDMOND MAURIW AVOCAT, A NAP OLEOM ALFA:. Exerce, sa profession dans le 5èmé l>i>liit t Judiciaire.) oinposédes paroisses Assomption, Lafourche Interne et. Ter rebonne. Il donnera tous ses soins aux affaires qu-on voudra bien lui cor. ( n't duns ce district et: les avoisinants. 7 rrcrs tau le moyen df !) A G U E R R E O T Y 1* E . l\ G. PEIGNOT , Annonce respectueuse ment, au public qu'il a. préparé une salle à la Maison d'Ecole de l'ai'ncOurtvHIe -- L où il est prêt à prendre des portraits, par u'rt temps couvert aussi bien que par un temps clair. ti ! AVIS. Dernièrement n en par les soussignés, nti assortiment complet de charrues des fabriques de .Win Me Clanahan et fie Hall — à vendre au pnx des fabricants, PUJOS & VER RET. ^^ " Donahlsonvi 1 le, lldéc. 1852. L LE STEAMBOAT DOCTOR IUI TE W ADELARD DUGAS, Capitaine, Partira de la Nouvelle-Orléans Ions les MERCREDIS, à 9 heures du matin. au retour ; I! quittera Tliibodr.aux fous les SA MEDIS à 8 heures <lu matin, <-t Do nftldsonville tous ics I!IM ANC1IES à 5 &!3 J02SM WEBRH, capt. u. 1>. TERREBONNE. Comméheera sous peu de jours ses voyages entre Thibodeau.x et Donaldson vi lie. Il montera le bavou un jour pour redescen dre le lendemain et toujours ainsi. amadeo morel NO TA III E i' URL IC ET JUGE DE PAIX NAPOLEON VI LtE, ASrOMPTIOK* JOHN H. ILSLEV. AVIS.—Le soussigné, avocat, exerce jra sa profession dans les Cours du 4me et Cinquième districts judiciaires. Ils ap ortera toug ses si> j ns lU ix affaires qui ]u - serünt con fiées. Donaldsonville, 2:^ mars 1852. JOHN H. ILS LEY Livres de ('lasse français-an^ «riais et espagnols, ù vendre par ~ RICHARD&.TEMPLKT I /'o » iu Id son : . .L 17. rue »iibsisutpf J^IBRAIRIE.


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ocr: in LOUISIANA RBTITUTE. ' MH. dial Mr«, HOOK have much pk-iiure •aii«an«»iig that the a»» of tlil« frvti ittiiMt^uittitt ny a ll«g(iliiiiiiii »»f ilw ttu uf !>«»(• *>», mill ftutt th«y will ru iifWH H "« MON OAV. ïf'tli Init io mnkiiit; kanwti thfclr tntantnw '» reviv , . lANftytt Äml thé WIÄiyi ».»^ciîilty in llieir own vli'inllv. I'» IUi«lf tin il»rtnWiia l»y »«adln« tl««*t« pai'il*- , . The i&ifw» ef iMimvtnm v»ttl MBhraefal) tlir hwat'fwHttif a MMjiliht M» *Jy j» rt, 'l »dtiaa Prvftfh, Mu«i»ami iwawntf, iff#n«n^. ijplÂâSw t » For ami Taltian In English, f#f aimriet of 11 Week*. . . ■ " lied, Maldini, rnwewaiii rt i|«ln*, " Wa»liltig, par . » " iny Mclialitni I« Bun"«!»» " j'wnrli, • « ■ " MuMe, li'latie) . > " It«» ef I'luno, i i Drawing, 19» (HI i 19 0 5» ftl 90 M (HI is no ;t (Hi .......... , M W nnr l'aient» »re Mpeetad to 1tnl ttviok*, Histian itlver P. o..t«..8W »*«• im. fcvll_ JUST RECEIVED (IIreel fiiim the inaaijlknary, a I«^h a«*ortta«i SAÖD LEH Y . Ahr AD row» re^min; • lieg» leave te InfViitii hl« rien I*, and the pabib 1 generally. liai he H«» ini>t reeeivpil a iaife it ml wmII tn>W-t»it «tea.» ut «*ti>llwry, emiMntltig la i»irt uf tli» félitmin# i , , Mem* 1 alomilo nnitaleai l.adle* »alvaliadilli'* " ('«ata »le. " Wntilae «la. " t Vu«« ild. " t'aiaa AtiftkiipM " liv. iKomtuanwt " Pliante* " ilbielier m lier* /taieriean " AttakuiHt* " iV|>aitl«li t'tiluialil»a Al»a PIimH " »leg " t lic«ier " /Mtttlng " *IV*a<i " rhatii»!* " gnt'k " f'iiiainertl Mi«*e* Velvet " ri«i.!i " Ihm " fiaaawl'tl tin du tlo tia. de. de. da. do, tla. tia. du, tla httgflr I so ft compléta assort nient of earring*, tut and shifting harrte*« t a small htit «ulterior lot of lira«*, plated. i*ili lied and «teel «ttrrii|t«, «pli* and bridle bins, tînt, leather, Whalebotte«nd thread buggy. carriage Ho in It. ihia and loir*« w ip. Overseer'« whip». Together with a 1ère« amairtmeiil of bridle», hri It* flfllhg«. mnfdhgalea.iflrthiiand elreluitle», l.ea lier nlitnn, Ingrain | iN'entrh tttid Union travelllits ling«. Wlileh added m my forme* »t-cli . fWm» tin mort tHtmplele an l e*ieu»fv* stock of Saddlery eve» .tfK'red In tlil« market, all of which 1 offer at r» liieetl price«. A. tlRAI'PORO, ■Vay 1. y Harney House tiiopment. ^pilK »nbaeribertake« jileasuretiflliforttiing his 1 Cmtotner* and the Publ'e generally, that he has latefely leUirnetl ftoni the t if y with it choice mtpnlv of Pla«tttion«u|i|illr*, vi» 1000 pr*. Oak tanned Russet Hrogan doub t le Hai'k*. «»«ortei.l sltea B0 pairs «tont Kip tbegans OMOftetUiEei. lint pair Pfench lllanket«. (Oitiff/.r.) .mon yd». I.insey a «soit eu qualifie», 1000 yd», Twilled Lowell*, 1000 Heavy Shirting, r»0 libit! Nies» Polk, 0000 lilt* Bacon Sides, U00Ö do Bacon MtouMer*, J000 do Sugar tu red Ham*, H00 (iais Winter »tialne I Oil, fi Barrel« Tar, Bulk t.ead. Oakum, Pitch, Rosin, and a great variety ol other choice article», which will be *old oit accommodating tetm* by A. MATTA. Sept. 13th. ,1?, Cravatai Cravai#. ASPLRNPID awortment ol Bt,*ca and Paw cv Su.a CasVAt* i A LÛO, The very l>e»t White and Colored Silk Pock Handkcrcheiftu Just received by. ,IOHN C, I.A NOÜ A NEW FIRM AND NEW JEWELRY THEODORIS GûLDMANN, WATCHMAKER AN'O JEWELER, Mtawtte nn»* O'Hif b ÎAtlfftl Ätwe! ii ßsr KCTFU LL V t N FOR MS H IS " old it I ends «od srtd the public »cner« allv.tlmt he Iibs permanently located him» *eli here, «ml call» their attention to the superior advantages he pos*e»*ci! for repairing \\ATCiiJ->\ CLOCKS, MUSIC 110XF9, nm! JEWELRY A'ter a long exirerience in Kttropo, «» well a* in thin country he feel* perfectly competent to execute any work in Iii» line, as to neatues» and durability, unsuipassed by any other establwh ment in tin» country. Ho also keeps constantly on hand a fine asaort ment of j ft \\T ß L R Y !

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ocr: i ! ! aux Bureaux du P io^siep.. CAN A REMEDY VERMIFUGE I A N AI H WORMS. Ce vertnifuge chasse les vers dans un espace de temps qui varie seulement de deux'â cinq heures après on'il aétj administré — son opéra tion est sure ety plus facile à prendre que tout, autre. Le Vermifuge de Winer a maintenant snbi l'épreuve de plusieurs années et sa supériorité sur toutes préparations de ce genre est. aujour d'hui sans conteste ; chasse les vers partout où ils existent, aussi certain qu'il est. vrai que deux et deux font quatre, il se fei;t faillir ! — Ce langage peut paraître un peu fort — il l'est, moins pourtant qe,e l'expérience des effets rie ce remè de n'en donne le droit. Nulle personne qui en anra ," ne fois fa . il ''»-preuve n'en voudra essa verd autre, et pinsieur^ ont attendu fjiielqncé semaines, lorsque l'agent en cette ville se tron v ait en manquer, plutôt qne d'en prendre d'au Ire. Et pourquoi ? Parce qu'elle» avaient con fiance en celui-là et qu'elles savaient qu'il rem plirait le bnt qu'elles recherchent. Des milliers de certificats pourraient être publics s'il était, nécessaire, pour prouver ces faits: mais qne sert puisque une seule épreuve prouve sa supériorité d'une manière plus con citiante que ne le feraient tous les témoignages et toutes les assertions possibles. FAITES EN L'ESSAI. Avez soin dé vous bien souvenir du nom : - WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE. C'est là le^eul article auquel on puisse se fier — ne l'oubliez pas. Préparé seulement par t JOHN WINER & Co. 67 et 69, A/aiden Lane, N. Y. A vendre en gros et en détail, par RICHARD &. TEMPLET, 17, rue Mississippi, Donald.-onviïle. •Seuls agents pour le Sud. TOB'3 CANADIAN VERMIFUGE A CERTAIN remedy for worms This will worms in


ocr: DE LA LOUIS! Ai\ E. — Cour CiiHjiiièrnc district Judiciaire, — t in- « . et pour la Paroisse Assomption. de Rosalie Rogère, veuve décédée de Ivon Bom aue. d'un décret de l 'Honorable la Cour District Judiciaire de l'Elut, de dans et pour la paroisse Assomp date du 20 juin 1853, il sera offert en par Alfred Tête, encanteur <lc Assomption, sur les lieux, dans la Samedi le 30 juillet 1853, à du matin, les propriétés ci-après appartenant à la dite succession, nègre nommé Jean Louis, âgé de négresse, âgée d'environ 50 ans. effets mobiliers. Turin«!» «I Conditions : payables en trois termes un tiers eu mars 1851, un fiers eu et un tiers en mars 185(5. Le mobi mars 1854. Les acquéreurs fourni et hypothèque spéciale sur tes et toute somme non payée à éché intérêt à raison de huit pour an jusqu'au paiement final. Assomption, iJUjuin 1^5'.». Ai. FRED TETE, Encan'fbur. Ol' LOUISIANA. — Fifth District Cour', ii< and for of Assumpiion. matter of the Succession of Ro Rogèrc, deceased widow of!von reau. of a decree of the Honorable the District Court in and for the Assumption, dat ed the 20! h day june be offered at public sale by Alfred for tlie parish of Assumption, in said parish, on Saturday of July 1853, at ten o (dock A. I\i. described properly belonging to to wit ■; negro man named Jean Louis, aged years. netrro woman aged about fifty years. some moveable property. Terms and Conditions. payable in three equal insla! third iu march 1854. one third in and the remaining third in march the moveable property payable in Purchasers to furnish security mortgage on the slaves, and all punctually paid at maturity to bear at the rate of eight per Cent, per an paid. of Assumption, the june ^(Jlh ALFRED TETE, Auctioneer. DE LA LOUISIANE—Cour Di-liict Judiciaire — Assomption. de Bienvenu Landry. «Wte Loten/.a Captleviolle adminis la sus lib? succession, a déposé au Greffier de !a dite cour un compte ainsi,qu'une pétition en l'homologation. par le présent donné à tons ceux peut concerner d'avoir à déduire les raisons pour lesquelles ledit serait p is approuvé et homologué. de la Coin - . le Juin !853. DESIRE LEBLANC, Greffier. OF LOUISIANA.— Judicial District Couit in and Parish of Assumption. (huiler of the Succession of Bienvenu Landry. Lorenza Capilevielle administra said Succession has this day field of said Court an account of his of said succession, together praying for the homologation is hereby given to all whom it may show cause in ten days after the hereof why said account should and homologated. of tlie Court. this Ü3lh June 1853. DESIRE LEBLANC, _ _ -_ DE SUCCESSION. de FM Laferrière Levesque d'un décret de la Cour du Cinquiè Judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisia pour la paroisse Assomption, sous Ja juin 1853, il sera olfert en vente à la résideilce du docteur Joseph à environ six milles de Douaid la rive droite du Bayou Lafourche, paroisse, par A. F. Hickman, shé paroisse, le Jeudi Slftiejourde à dix heures du matin, les pro décrites, appartenant à la de F. M. Laferrière Levesque. âgé de 45 ans, nègre de champ. nègre âgé de 22 ans, cocher. nègre de champ, âgé de 22 ans. nègre, laboureur et charetier, ans, Grant, négresse, couturière, âgée [sujette aux crises.] Colbot, négresse, blanchisseuse, ans. négresse de champ, âgée de 28 Roberson, négresse âgée de 28 un jeune nègre âgé de 11 ans. Johnson, négresse âgée de 28 deux enfants, Mathilde âgée de 9 âgé de 3 ans. nègre âgé de 12 ans. Anderson, négresse âgée tie 30 enfants Jonas âgé de 7 ans, de 5 ans, Emilie âgée de 7 ans âgée de 18 mois. mulâtresse âgée de 11 ans. d'un moulin à scie, prêt [se trouvant sur l'habitation de Levesque.] vingt-quatre actions de la Banque des Cultivateurs de, la Louisiane. de voiture | , 1 / 1 ®" '*• l! - l ' 'mi, com (l'Alexandrie,! j'iint, comme principal. (' ne caution in solide, daté I mai.-; 1 >1!), payable à l'or dre de I 1 '. M. Laferrière Levesque, à douze mois de dale, à la maison de commerce de A. J. Deiiuestown. à la*NIlo-Orlén.ns. I st - Un billet de quatre-vingt-dix piastres [^90], souscrit par Charles Layssard, daté i\ Ile-Orléans. le 1' février 18-18, -payable le 1er janvier 18'», à l'ordre de F. 1V1. Laferriè Levesque, à | ;l maison de commerce de La loresl et Sqnire, avec intérêt, à raison de huit pour cent l'an, à parlirde la datedn dit billet, Termes et. Conditions : Les esclaves payables un cinquième comp tant et la balance en deux fermes égaux. la moitié en mars 185 '. et l'autre moitié eu mars 1855, et les aut res el'efs réclamations et créan ces, un cinquième comptant, et la balance en mars 18.>4. Les acquéreurs devrout, fournir leurs billets payable à leur propre ordre, à 1 ofiiee du llec.ordei de (telle paroisse, avec boiutes et solvable* cautions solidaires, garanti par hypothèque et priv ; !ège de vendeur, por tant intérêt à raison de huit pour cent, par an, a partir de l'échéance jusqu'à parlait paie ment. Paroisse Assomption, h; IN juin 1853. A. F. II IC KM AN, 40 Shérif. SHERIFF'S SALE. Succession of F M I /-ilorrière Levesque By virtue of a dt I (,'lil I yeai> voree of the Fi District Court of the Stale ot Louisiana in and for tlie parish of Assumption, da'ed the 10th june 18-i3, will be t : ered at public sale, by A. F. 11 :c! c'.au. slier 1 1 of the parish ot As stimp'ion. at the residence ol Dr Joseph Mar tin, situated about, six j, ilt-s from Donaldsou ville onfhe right bank of Bayou Lafourche, in this parish, on Thursday û t st day of July 1853. at ten o'clock a. ai .. tlie following des cribed property, belonging to the succession of F. il. Latbriièro Levesque, to wit: 1st. Nelson, aged about 45 years, a field hand. 2. Saw, a negro man, aged about a cai I iage driver. 3. Archer, a negro man, aged about 22 years, a field hand. 4. Charles, a negro man aged about 25 years, ltougman &. teemster. 5. Marie Grant, a negro woman, aged about 25 years, seamstress (subject to tils). 0. Mary Col bot-, a negro woman, aged a bouf 30 years, washer. 7. Janu.r, a negro woman, aged about 28 years, a field hand. 8. Nancy Roberson, a negro woman, agctl about 28 years. y. John, a negro boy. aged about 11 years. 10. lieiene Johnson, a negro woman, aged about CS years, and her two children, Mathil de aged about Ü years and Washington about 3 years. 11. Lee, a negro boy, aged 12 years. 12- Mary liaitderson, a negro woman, aged about 30 yeais and her four children, Jonas aged about 7 yeans, Mahala aged about 5 years, Einelia aged about, 7 years and fleu rie te about 18 months old. 13. Jeannette, a below girl, aged about 11 y ean \ , . P 1-1. fite frame of a saw mill consisting of pieces already hewen and ready lobe put up (said lumber oi' sawmill being on the planta Lion late belonging to Laferrière Levesque.) 15. One hundred and twenty four shares, in the Consolidated Association ot the Planters Bank of Louisiana. l(j. Two carriage horses. 17. A note for twelve hundred dollars ($1200) made by Adelia E. Flint, as principal and h. 11. Flint as security in solido, dated Alexan dria, 24 march 1849, payable to the order of F. M. Laferrière Levesque, at 12 months from date at the counting house of A. & J. Deunes tovvu in New Orleans. 18. A note for ninety dollars ($90) made by Charles Layssard, dated New Orleans, fe bruary 14th 1848, payable january 1st 1849, to the order oi F. JN1. Laferrière Levesque, at the counting house oi' Laiorest & Squire, with interest at eight per cent from date. Terms und Conditions : The slaves payables one fifth cash and fhe balance in two equal instalments, one half in march 1854 and the other half in march 1855. and the other effects rights and credits, one fifth cash, and t he balance in nil march 1854. Purchasers to furnish their notes payable to their own order at the olliee of the recorder ol said parish, with joint and several surity se cured by morgage and vendor's privilege, & bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum after maturity. Parish Assumption, june iSlh 1853. A f. iiickmv .V, JO Sheriir. Liste des dépenses courantes de la -pa roisse Assomption, pour l'année mil huit cenl cinquante-trois. Commission Hu Shérif sur la Collecte de qua tre mille piastres, taxes de paroisse à 5 pour cent. Commission du même sur la col lecte de quinze cents piastres, taxes sur métiers et professions, à dix pour cent, Salaire des inspecteurs de che mins et levées, Commission du trésorier de paroisse Assesseur, Le même pour le dénombrement des enfants, Greffier du Jun de Police, Imprimeur de paroisse, Constable de paroisse, Coroner [frais supposes] Juges de Paix [frais supposés] Jurés de Cour de District, Membres du Juri tie Police, Constable (frais supposes] Frais de geôlp dans les affaires criminelles, Frais du Recorder de paroisse et du Greffier de Cour pour leurs bureaux. Frais d'élections, Pour construction tie la nuuvelle prison [premier paiement] Pour dépenses non prévues, S 200 150 350 250 250 120 150 70 100 1 ° 1 o «00 150 100 75 75 200 2,500 '485 Sisné: JfÜjOOO J. B. L. DUOAS, Président du Comité. f four 5 epr 200 150 350 250 250 I .ist <ti the cm rent expenses o! the n-hol As.-umption of fin: year ei; teen hundred and fifty three. Sheriff's commission in f he collection of I howsaud dollars, parish taxes, a ,1 i J ; cent, The same for collection of fifteen hundred dollars, tax on trades and professions, at ten per cent, Salary of inspector of roads and levées, Coinmission of parish treasurer, Assessor, Assessor for tlie enumeration of t he children of this parish, Secretary of the Police Jury, Parish Printer, Parish Constable. Coroner [supposed costs] Justices of the peace (supposed costsI Jurors of District Court, Members of Police Jury, 150 Constable [supposed fees] 100 Jail fees in criminal cases, 75 Costs for the Olliee of the parish Recorder and Cierk of District Court, 75 Cost s of elect ions 200 For the con-trucfion of a now jail j first- payment j, 2,500 For expenses not provided for 485 120 150 70 100 100 (iOO Signe, 40 $6.OÛ0 J. B. L. DUG AS. Chairman of e »OÖEBtra F. A.D0SX1S, PRAC'i'ICÎKN EN MKDI'X INK, CIllilURtfIL. KTC., Résidant Napoléonville, Louisiane. [1 r' Dr D. offre ses services professionnels aux habitants de la paroisse Assomption et du voisinage. NOTICJE M. WALSHE begs to announce that he is prepared io receive at his residence near Na poleonville, as Day or Weekly Hoarders, a li mited number of young gentleman to be edu cated along whithhis present pupils in the usual branches of education, including Latin, Grek, Euclid and the sciences, so as to afford a general and extensive course of instruction and qualify for matriculation in any Univer sity iu the United States. Mrs WALSH K would also instruct a select few young ladies, or gentlemen, along with her own children. Music lessons upon reason liable terms, either at her own residence, or that of her pupils. Assumption, 19fh june 1853. Tailleur de Paris, où il a travaillé durant )U /.e années, vient de s'établir à -Napoléon ville. dans la maison tie M. Pierre Blanchard, à côté tie l'horlogerie île M. Edmond Drouet. M. Cléber offre au public les services de s; profession et il espère acquérir un nombreux patronage, autant, à cause de la modicité de ses prix que par l'élégance tie ses confection; AVIS. Les nersonnes qui désireraient adapter une machine à vapeur à un moulin perpendicu laire, trouveront de leur intérêt à contracter avec M. James G. Morrison. Toutes les personnes qui désireraient con tracter pour une telle machine dans le but d'exploiter la récolte prochaine devront s'a dresser à M. F. C. LORET, à Napoléonville. avant le 1er Juin prochain. NOTICE. Perspns wishing to adapk machineries ' - upright, sugar mills, will find it their inferos by applying to James G. Morison. Persons wishing to contract for such mach' neries for the coming crop, will please applj to M. F. C. LORET, at Napoléonville, between his and the first of June next. CARROSSIER, FORGERON, MECANI CIEN. Le soussigné prévient le public qu'il s'est adjoint depuis quelque temps un habile Car rossier et qu'il est à même dorénavant de contracter pour toute espèce tie réparations de voitures. 11 s'est, attaché également le mécanicien qui a si longtemps travaillé avec un rare suc cès dans les ateliers de M. Crane. 11 n'est donc pas d'ouvrages qu'il ne puisse entrepren dre aujourd'hui pour la réparation des machi nes. Il espère donc autant par la modicité de ses prix que par Je fini du travail de sa selle rie et de sa forge, obtenir et satisfaire une nombreuse clientèle.. TRASIMOND ROGER. Paincourtville. 41 AUX HORTICULTEURS. Le soussigné vient de recevoir un grand as sortiment de graines de jardinage toutes fraî ches, des plug belles espèces. Il les met en vente sous toute.'" garanties, sa résidence à Paincourtville, chez jl/adame Cadet. TH. GOREAU AUX ASSESSEURS Les assesseurs de l'Etat sont notifiés par le présent avis que les tableaux d'assessemont sont prêts à leur être dé livrés soit sur leur propre rçu ou sur ce* lui d'un agent dûment autorisé. DOCTEUR D, MENG, Sur l'habitation de J ean D ugas , un mille au-dessus de Paincourt, ASSOMPTION. JOHN II. ILSLEV". AVIS. — Le soussigné, avocat, exerce ra sa profession dans le s Cours du 4me et. Cinquième districts judiciaires. Us ap portera tous ses soins aux ufTaires qui lui seront confiées. Donaldsonville, 2o mars 1852. JOHN II. ILSLEY. f l£Jb i v . ROI TV? D i S TILLA Rue Saint-Louis, No '2 DEPOT SPECIAL« .V» IS Anisette. Curaçao, JWaraschino, Mayorke, Hefters, Peppermint, etc., vendre par le sousstguc au prix de lu /ioiiuiieii. J. .i Mill Y. Donalclsonvillc, 1er mai 1853. I'/ U iv , M lle-()i iéans. AU Vi rise. etc.. à maison 35 Seul dépôt des m lie! Maison Anloeiiiiii IS 6 .'s de liilliard tie ia chez le soussigné, J. JAIlllY. Tapis de Billiard, Queues, Blouses, Procè des, Colle, Jeux de Lotos, Billes, etc t , etc., à vendre au môme prix que M. Antognini. ;in meine prix (pie Dunaldsom il!e, 1er mai 1S53. 35 DISSOLUTION DL SOCII^TL. Labocicte qui existait Blanchard et Aristide Ave I commiifi accord, à partir entre anc c 1 ; MM. Gustavö t. dissoute d'un 28 mai 1853. M. Gustave Blanchard et .1/. Louis Vilac, ce dernier pour M. Aristide Blanchard, sont char ges. tip la liquidation. Paincourtville, 29 mai '853. CYPJULN A. liAlllLLEAU, Al OCAT A JVA PO LE OXVILLE, ' Kxerce sa profession dans le 5ènte District Judiciaire, composé de paroisses Assomption. Lafourche Interne et Terrebonne. Il donnera tous ses soins aux affaires qu'on voudra bien lui confier dans ce district et les a voisinants C Y 1*111 EN A. BARIL LEA U, ATTORNEY AT LAIV, Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District, in the parishes of Assomption, Lafourche Inte rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular attention to law suits that may be entrusted to him. HOTEL WASHINGTON, A NAPOLEONVILLE. M. JOIIN W. BETTS vient d'acquérir de M. V1CTORIN TRICHE le bel établissement connu sous le nom de Hôtel Washington. Les vastes, commodes et élégantes construc tions attachées à cet établissement, le choix des mets et vins servis à la table du Washington I Iori i., font sans contredit de cette maison une des plus confortables de la campagne. M. Betts s'occupe activement d'améliorer l'établissement déjà si bien monté dont il vient d'entreprendre l'exploitation; aussi comptè-'t-il sur le patronage de tous ses amis, des voya geurs et du public en général. SSDBEOÏfD BEOUST, HORLOGER, Prévient le public qu'il's'est établi à Napo léonville depuis quelque temps et sollicite le patronage des habitansde cette paroisse. Line longue expérience dans l'exercice de cette profession, lui donne l'assurance que toutes les personnes qui l'honoreront de leur confiance seront satisfaites de son travail. Pour la réparation des pendules, il se trans portera à domicile, lorsque ce sera le clésir tie ses clients. 11 C 1 1A R R O N-CARROSSI ER , FO R GERON.—ARMES. FRANCOIS GENTRY, établi à Paincourtville sur la manche du Brûlé Saint-Vincent, près l'église. AU N» 17. A VENDRE A BON MAUCI1E. 26TOnces Quinine —" »Sulfate." 300 Livres Seld'Epsom. 60 " " de Glaubert. 40 galons Huile /'almachristy. 250 livres graines de lin. 20 " Indigo Ire qualité. 200 Rouleaux papier à tapisser. 5 Douzaines Tricopnerous. 10 '• Nirop Salsepareille de Bull. 20 Sacs de Sel de table 1 12 gros. lû Caisses Savons Ab. 1,E. A. Winchester. 16 Chandelles de Star. 10 »SaCs Café de Rio. 5 Caisses Amidon. 10 Harnais de buggy at cabriolet 6 Selles espagnoles bien conditionnées. 6 " de dames, fouets pour voitures et monture à cheval CtC " RICHARD & TEMPLET. 30 mai 1853. DAB.AIT, LABICHE & CO. foreign &. domestic LIQUORS, CORDIALS AND SIROPS, FRENCH WINES, BRANDIES, &o. No 45 OI jD levee st. NEW ORLEANS. Parti dans la nuit du 22 dé ce mois, de l'habitation de M. Pierre Thériot, de la Belle-Rivicre, le nègre AZIC, âgé de 2(3 à 27 ans, taille de 5 pieds deux pouces, peau rouge, cicatrice sur le bras gauche et sur le pied gauche, marchant la pointe des pieds en dedans, forte constitu tion, coiffé d'un chapeau blanc, haute forme. On donnera une récompense honnête à qui le logera dans une des geôles de l'Etat et le fera savoir an soussigné, PIERRE THERIOT. DOJ\ ANDRE SOLORZANO, COLLECTOR & AGENT, '-Laüa s e, fi g ■: o c y s a 'is r g* i°, SIlLI.lLIi, CAKONSIKR, Knt rtipreiitl oncerne son .dite ef en voi.'tne i S'adresser à «on 'aroissiale. ! i i'.vuoissk fait à un juste prix Iont ce cp fat; il est-de plus Peintre e ire et garnit les meubles, son dom''(jle, près l'Kglis Assoiierinx. PELLES CREOLES. Dernièrement refu 20 douzai les de Pc créoles et à vendre par PUJOS & VEUlvKT. t(i avril 1853. Db'uildsonville Ju sale CREOLE ceivcd 20 Dzs SPADES. ereole Spades and f< •y Donaldsonville .PUJOS & VEKiîKT loi h a pi il 1853. NOTICE. >)' Richard Tern i'lct ' i'mrreiinr's studies on slavery. Olh fchrunry lS. r )'2 FOR SALE. The Sc» H e.vtim; S ad I rons , a news & a useful cV. economical Sad Iron. l'y Richard & Templet. 17, Mississippi slice, Donaldsonville NOTlCi:. Ju-1 received a full assortment of Win Mc Clunaiinn's nod Hall's Plau'i^hs and Flukes, for sale at the manufacturers price, by PÜJOS & YERIIET. Donaltlponville, dec. Iltli lN. r )'J. E» EDMOND INI AURIN, ATTORNEY AT LAIV. Practices in the Fifth'JudicinI District, — in the polishes of Assumption, La fourche Interior und Teirebonne, ;md will yive particular attention to lawsuits that may he entrusted to him. 7 EDMOND MAURUS, AVOCAT ; A NAPOLEONVILLE. Exerce, sa profession dans le 5ènn; District Judiciaire,t;omposé des paroisses Assomption, Lafourche Interne et Ter rebonne. Il donnera tous £cs t-oins aux affaires qu'on voudra bien lui confier dans ce district et les »voisinants. 7 puis par le moyen du , , D A G U E R R E O T Y P E . P. G. PEIGNQT , Annonce respectueusement au public qu'il a préparé une salle U la Maison d'Ecole de Paincourtville — où il est prêt à prendre des portraits, par un temps couvert aussi bien tpie par temps clair. u n 0» AVIS. Dernièrement,reçu par les soussignés, un assortiment cortiplet tlq charrues des fabriques de Wm Me Cianahair et de Hall — à vendre au prix des fabricants, 1 11 PUJOS & V EHRET. Donaldsonville, lldéc. 1852. 1*^ LE STEAMBOAT DOCTOR B.ITMiW ADELAlip DUGAS, Capitaine, Partira de la Nouvelle-Orléans tous les MERCREDIS, à 9 heures du matin. ( .au ketouit : Il .quittera Thibodeaux tous les SA MEDIS à 8 heures du matin, et Do naldsonville tous les DIMANCHES à 5 heures du matin. XiB JOHN WEB RE, . capt. u. d. terhebonne . A commencé ses voyages la semaine dernière entre Thibo bodeaux et DonaWsouville. Il montera le bayou un jour pour descendre ]e lendemain ot toujours ainsi. AMADEO MOREL NOTAIRE PUBLIC ET JUGE DE PA IX napoleonville, aesomption. john ii. i lesley. i, ... NOTICE. —All professional business en trusted to the undersigned will receive their diligent attention. They will attenu regu- 1 larly the sessions of the courts of the 4th and 5th Judicial District. Donaldsonville, 23rd march 1852. JOHN H. ILLSLEY. LIBRAIRIE.— -Livres de Classe français-an rrlai s et espagnols, à vendre par RICHARD & TSMPL 15'P 1 bo.ialdsonvillej 17, rue niseisidnr 7*


ocr: * CANADIAN VERMIFUGE Ar CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS' This Vermifuge 'villd!#&$s expel worms in from two to live hours alter being administered; it is also ftlc in its operation and more ensily given than any other. WINER'S VERMIFUGE has now stood the lest of several years, and being proved supe riors any and all preparations for similar pur poses; it is certain to expel worms wliefe they exist, as that two and two makes four. There is iîht the shadow of a doubt about it. It CAN NOT FAI L. T his niav appear strong language, but it. is noOpbnger than we are wasranted "in using, and tfiltn facts will prove. Ao one who has once used it will use any other when it can obtained. Many have waited several weeks when the agent has been out, until he could procure a new supply, ylnd why? Because they had confidence in it, and knew that it w^iiltr answer the purposes lor which it was designed; Thousands of certificates could be published, if it were necessary to prove the statements, but a single trial will prove its superiority more con clusively than the stronges assertions or state ments that could be written. Tïï y it. Be oarti'ular and remember the name. •« WI NER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE " This is the only article that can he depended upon Remember this. Prepared only by * JOHA WINER &. Co. 6 ' and 69 Maiden Lane, N Y fo r sale, wholesa|g% n d retail, by ÜICH.4RD & TEMPLET. Only agents fort the South ' NOTICE.


ocr: CANADIAN VEUMIFtTCŒ A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WOR 31 S This Vermifuge 'viilalways expel worms in from two to five hours after being administered: it is also safe hi its operation and more easilv given than anv other. WtNËR'S "VERMIFUGE has now stood the test of several years, and being proved supe riortoany and all preparations for similar pur poses; it is'certain to expel worms where t'icy exist, as that t«*> and two makes four. Tljére is not the shadow of a doult about it. It CAN NOT FAIL. This may appear strong lamruage but it is not stronger than we are vvasranTed In using,and than facts will prove. No one who lias once used it will use any other when it can be obtained. ilMiy have waited several weeks when the agent has been out. until he could procure a new supply. And why ? Because they had confidence in it, aud knew that it wild answer the purposes for which it was designed; A Thousands of certificates could be published,*if it Were necessary to prove tfiestatcrnents, but à .single trial will prové itü superiority more con clusively than the stronges assertions or state ments that çonld be written. T i:y it. Be oarti ular and remember the natne. •' WI NER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE." Ti-is is the only article that can be depended upon. Remember this. „'Prepered otily by JOILV WINER & Co - '67 aad C:>;fl/aideu Lane, N. Y. Forsnlèj'ifholesaié and retail, by id ICII AK D & TEMPLET, ' 17, Mississippi street. Only agents fort the Shöiit m \* vT,TT n°',' ?e , c " m,s " ri 5th Judicial ßistrict. Hoaaldsoavilla, 23ri march I»52 JOHN" II. ILLSLFrv. MIIN II. ILLSLEV. NOTÎCE. —All professional business en trusted to the undersigned will receive their diligent attention. Tbey will attcm regu larly the sessions of the courts of- the-Uth


ocr: roup. liE CONGttCS, 3. flOYSR DAVIS. C. pour tu eso hi er d etat, E. GRENBAUX, De Natchitoches. 101'It \UDITECH DES COMPTES COL. S. P. MARKS, D'Ouest Féliciana. ropr suil!nte$d.\>'t des ecoles publîq'tes, lvRKt A J\ ; . -Roug->, J. N. C d'E-t TICKET DE L'ASSOMPTION pour le senat. ttl&JOR JAMEß T, PUSH. pour la chambre des representants: Hon. W. W. PUG1I, Hon. A. D. TRUXILLO. Docteur F. A. WILLIAMSON.


ocr: DOCTEUR D. MENG, 1- habitation de J ean D uo as , mille au »des8ti9 de PHiiiicôûrt, ASSOMPTION.


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Spirit of the age. [volume]

ocr: 5 C.V Coughs. Colds, Influenza. Brouckitis,

place_of_publication: Woodstock, Vt.

publisher: E.A. Kimball


ocr: FOR SALE. THE subscriber has for sale a splendid young DURHAM BULL, two years old this spring; also a fine young COTSWOLD BUCK, one year old ; also a second-hand CARRIAGE and HAR NESS. FRANCIS THOMPSON,

place_of_publication: Port Tobacco, Md.

name: Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser.

publisher: E. Wells., Jr. & G.W. Hodges


ocr: AND LAMBS FOR SALE. 1M1 E subscriber has for sale about FORTY EWES and LAMBS, of common breed, which he wishes to dispose of at private sale. JOHN W. SMOOT, ap 21.—3 t near Port Tobacco, Md. [The Marlboro’Gazette will please insert three times and charge this office.]


ocr: • 1 J. LA TOUCHE, MERC H i.YT TAILOR , PORT TOBACCO, B Respectfully informs the inha bitants of Charles county and vicinity, that he has purchased a choice assortment of French CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Silk, Velvet, Satin, Cashmere and Marceilles VESTINGS; also the latest styles of PAN TALOONS GOODS, from di rect importers, with all suitable TRIMMINGS, which he will sell or make up in the latest style and most approved fashion, and *>n terms ! which will defy competition. Goods made up as usual, or made and trimmed, in the latest style and durable manner. Coats for sale. March 24, 1853.


ocr: , In the Circuit Court for Charles County , February Term, 1853. ORDERED by the Court, that the Creditors of Philip Bcallc, an Insolvent Petitioner, file their claims in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Charles County, properly proven, on or before the first day of July next; provided a no tice of the same be published in the Port Tobac co Times, a paper printed in said county, for three successive weeks before the said first day of July next. PETER W. CHAIN. True copy— Test : Joseph Stewart, Clerk je 9. of C. C. for Charles County.


ocr: ( EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Charles County, Md., letters Testamentary on the personal estate of James F. Stone, late of said county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased’s estate are hereby warn ed to exhibit the same to the subscriber, properly authenticated, on or before the expiration of six months. They may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said deceased’s estate. Given under mv hand this 7th day of June, 1853. ELIZABETH STONE, Exc’x I jo 9. James F. Stone. TABLER’i DIARRHOEA CORDIAL—for mav 27. sale WM- FERGUSSON*


ocr: NOTICE. THIS is to inform all those indebted to me for . the services of Register that their accounts will be placed in the hands of P. D. Tubman for collection, with instructions if not paid by the Ist of September that their accounts be issued on without respect to persons, jy 21—4 t. FRANCIS THOMPSON.


ocr: NOTICE. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of H. A. Neale Sl James H. Norris being dissolved, it is necessary that all open accounts, on books of Schooner William Peters, should be speedily set tled. All persons indebted to the said schooner arc hereby respectfully notified that the said ac counts are placed in the hands of 11, A. Neale for settlement, which if not done by or during No vember Court, next, will and must then be dispos ed of otherwise, jy 21—4 t H. A. NEALE.


ocr: j * ] 1 J , t LIST OF LETTERS lemaining in the Post Office at Port Tobacco, for the quarter ending 31st of March 1853. Brawner, G.; Berry, Mrs. Nancy; Butler, riiomas ; Burch, Philip ; Brown, Eliza ; Fergus on, Joshua ; Gardiner, Win, A.; Heindle, Miss susana ; Heindle, Mrs. Mary E.; Knox, Miss Margaret F.; Price, Thomas C.; Paren, John; ye, Wm. H.; Ross, Alexander; Waters, Mrs. Jendly ; Wilke-w Sarah ; Yates, Charles. f above-named letters vill say otherwise they may lot receive them.


ocr: . I j [ NOTICE. FELLOW-CITIZENS : Through the solicita tion of many of my friends, 1 was induced to iresent my name as a candidate for the next Sheriffalty ; but, upon mature consideration, i for he present would respectfully beg leave to de fine. DAVID MIDDLETON, ap 7—lt


ocr: j 1 j! 1 1 | ] ' 1 I* Ii 1 ] J j 1 : : !| j * PUBLIC SALE. THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on \VEDNLbDAY, the 20th instant, all his valuable real estate, ying and being in Saint Mary’s County, Mary and, and at the head of Saint Clements’ Bav, con fining about EIGHT HUNDRED JICRES, iiore or Jess. It is divided into two Farms, one if which is rented out the present year. The mme Farm has a valuable GRIST MILL on it, A'hich pays well. The Farms are in good condi ion, and there is a marsh attached to each stiffi jieut to graze one hundred head of stock. Any verson buying the Farm on which I reside, can lave immediate possession ; and 1 can supply the purchaser with team and farming utensils at a fair irice. My farming operations are going on as tsual. Any person wishing to purchase will do veil by coming to see me immediately, as I am mxious to sell on liberal terms. Terms of Sale.— One fourth cash, and the balance in six and twelve months, the purchaser jiving bond with approved security. THOMAS W. MORGAN. [The Baltimore Sun will please insert the above ;wice, and send bill to advertiser.]


ocr: ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub scribers have obtained from the Orphans’ Court Charles County, Maryland, letters of Administra on the personal estate of Thomas E. Langley, of said county, deceased. All persons having against the said deceased are hereby warned exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to the on or before the expiration ofsix months; may otherwise by law be excluded from all of said deceased’s estate. Given under onrjhands, this Bth day of February, 1853. JOHN H. BOSWELL, GEORGE II LANGLEY, Adm’rs feb 10. of Thomas E. Langley.


ocr: of co-partnership. The Co-Partnerships heretofore existing be the subscribers, under the firm of Thomp & Spalding, and B. R. Spalding & Brandt, dissolved by mutual consent on the Ist instant. of accounts can be made with either. it. Spalding will continue the GRAIN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the stand, in Commerce street. B. R. SPALDING, JNO. D BRANDT. Baltimore, Jan. 7, 1853 [jan 13—2m]


ocr: FOR SALE. MThe subscriber will _ sell, or trade for a pair i of young Mules, a pair j .of Register COLTS.-A- i each four years old last spring—well matched in size and color—iron gray. They work well in | single or double harness, and are also good sad die horses. SAMUEL HANSON, j feb 10—tf j ! i ;


ocr: ' j ! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! JOHN T. WATKINS, No. 47 South Street, BALTIMORE. SELLING at the lowest prices, a large assorl ment of WALNUT and MAHOGANY FUR NITURE, consisting of SOFAS, CHAIRS. SOFA TABLES, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, Bedsteads, high and low post Bedsteads, Extension and other Tables, Whatnots, Rout Tables, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Rocking and Arm Chairs. Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Matlrasses, and Looking Glasses. Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine tny assortment.


ocr: ! : ' j ! : | ! ! : ' I j ; ' i j I 1 Filtered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1851, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D., in the clerk’s Office of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! J. THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, ©R, ©ASTRIC JUICE. Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa. This is natures own remedy for an unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its curative powers. It contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids, or Nauseous Druggs. It is extremely agreeable to the taste, and may be taken by the most feeble pa tients who cannot eat a water cracker without acute distress. Beware of drugged imitations. Pepsin is not a drug. i Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circu lar. gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific Evidence, from Leibig’s Animal Chemistry ; Dr. Combe’s Physiology of Digestion ; Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet; Dr. John W. Draper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglison’s Physiology; Prof. Silliman, of Yale College ; Dr. Carpenter’s Physi ology ; &c., together w ith reports of Cures from , all parts of the United States. o’cnnine Pepsin bears the written signature of J. iS. HOUGHTON, M. D., sole proprietor, of Phil adelphia, Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured, j by ail Druggists and Dealers in Medi cines. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. fE3=WILLIAM BOSWELL, Port Tobacco, Wholesale and Retail Agent. feb 10


ocr: NOTICE. THETrustc.es of the Poor will meet at the House on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day December next, for the purpose of obtaining plies for said house, for the ensuing year. persons having Corn and Pork for sale are re quested to attend. By order, JAMES O. OLIVER, nov 11—tm. Overseer.


ocr: TO PRIMARY SCHOOL. TEACHERS. THE Primary School Teachers of Charles coun ty are hereby notified to file their Reports on or before the FIRST day of JANUARY next, as required by the Act of December session, 1846, chapter 1.69, section 7. T. A. SMITH. • Register of Wills, Charles county. Nov 13, 1€53.


ocr: O K Packages of loaf, crushed, pulverized and OJ clarified Sugars 20 hhds. P. R. and Cuba Sugars 25 do P. R. and Cuba Molasses 100 boxes Brown Soap 75 do Mould Candles 35 do Adamantine do 75 do Bxlo Glass, for sale by U. & S. BLACKLOCK. Alexandria, Oct. 28, 1852.


ocr: CANDIDATES. WHIG NOMINATED TICKET. For Stale Senate. JOHN J. HUGHES. For House of Delegates. SAMUEL COX. PEMBROKE A. BRAWNER. For County Cotntnissioners. Joseph Youvg, Sylvester F Gardiner Henry H. Freeman, Jeremiah T. Mudd. an 4.


ocr: < MARSHALL HOUSE, ALEXANDRIA, Va. Situated on the Corner of King and Pitt Streets, in the most Central and Business -part oj Ike City. WM. R. GLASSCOCK, PROPRIETOR. Terms : Board, per day, £1 00 Man and Horse, 1 50 sep 22—tf


ocr: ALEX A NDRI A AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE AND SEED STORE , BY RICHARD S. HUCK, (Successor to W. Stabler Sc Brother,) FAIRFAX STREET, mh 24. ALEXANDRIA, Va.


ocr: j - t-' —■■■’ / -jf- .• <> c.irPiiJi ges i ainnl 2 ces / / TT HAVE now on hand the finest assortment of J. Light and Family Carriages over tillered for •sale in this city. Among which arc several differ o I ,t styles of Light Roukawnvs, for two or four per sons ; Light Buggies, with and •• ithout tops, glass door and curtain door open font Workaways, and almost every style of Carriage now in use. Also, on hand several second-hand Light Bug gies ami Rockaways. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms, at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue, by THOMAS YOUNG. All new work warranted. Washington City, Aug. 4—Gin ■


ocr: SEYMOUR’S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL 1 SUPPORTER Marshe’s improved Spring Trusses, single Sf double Hull’s do do do flhcinardt’s da Glass Pad do Strap Trusses of various kinds now in use of all sizes. Received and for sale by HENRY PEEL, Druggist, corner of King and Fairfax streets, Alex andria, Va. sep 13 i j •


ocr: Entered according to Act of Congress, In the year 1851, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M. I)., in the clerk’s Office of tho District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR ( DYSPEPSIA! Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S /j. .MU •■■■ ‘ | mmF Tin; 'i'liuE FTTHB XIJiVfjLSO iS. E is .03* it. 018, GASTRIC JO€l3. Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S Houghton, Al. D., Philadelphia, Pa. This is natures own remedy for an unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its curalivc powers. It contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids, or N auseous Druggs. It is extremely agreeable to the taste, and may be taken by the most feeble pa tients who cannot eat a water cracker without acute , distress. Beware of drugged imitations. Pepsin | is NOT A DRUG. (’all on the Agent, and gel a Descriptive Circu lar. gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific j Evidence, fram Leibig’s Animal Chemistry; Dr. | Combe’s Physiology’of Digestion; Dr. Pereira on j Food and Diet; Dr. John W. Draper, of New York Prof. Dunglison’s Physiology; Prof, j SiHimati, of Yale College ; Dr. Carpenter’s Pliysi ology ; Uc., together with reports of Cures from 1 all pans of the United States, genuine Pepsin bears the written signature of .k j S. HOUGHTON', Al. I)., sole proprietor, of Phil-. adolphia, Pa. Copy-right and Trade Ai ark secured. |E3=Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Modi- : eiacs. Pi ice, ON E D> ’LL Ml per bottle. ILLIA.M BOSWELL, Pout Tobacco,' a;ul Retail Agent, fob 10 luexirA.x MUST A i\G LI NISI ENT. rjMIE properties of this Liniment arc unequalled ! iL for ! he cure of Rheumatism. Xeuralgia, Sprains, : | | i ! ; i ’


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. IWILL SELL at my residence, In.liantown, on MONDAY the 10th of DECEMBER, (if fair, if not the. next fair day,) all of my Stock, consist ing of— -40 head of Cal lie, (*ome of them fine SfTj/ Mlleli Cow* hi,.l Oxen.) SO head Hogs, GO head of fine Sheep, 10 head Horses; also my Farming Utensils consist ing of Houghs, Carls, Wirrows, Hors, a Wheal Machine. Plough Gear, also second hand Family Carriage , ami many articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Sai.f.: Six months credit for all sums over twenty dollars. JOHN D. FREEMAN. dec 8


ocr: FOR Mr. Editor : You are respectfully requested to announce GEORGE P. JENKINS as a Can didate to represent the people of the county in the next State Senate. May 12, 1853—tf. SHERIFFALTY. Fellow-Citizens of Charles Connty : Having been solicited by a number of my friends to offer myself as a candidate for the next SHE RIFFALTY of this county, 1 consent to do so. 1 shall, if elected, endeavor to discharge my duty faithfully. NATHANIEL HALLEY, ma s—tf To the Voters of Charles County; 1 have consented, at the solicitation of some friends, to become a candidate for the next SHERIFFALTY of this county. Should I be elected, I will faithfully discharge the duties of said office. JOSEPH R. HUNTT. ' mh 31—tf


ocr: NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! & PADGETT have just received a full and carefully selected stock of FALL AND GOODS, embracing a variety of new beautiful styles of DRY GOODS, suitable for and gentlemen’s wear, also substantial and goods for servants, also GROCERIES, HATS,CAPS, SHOES, MEDICINES, and all other usually kept in a first-rate country store. desire to sell their goods for cash, or to punc customers on lime.


ocr: GOOD MTOI^NES!! STABLER’** ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT Is confidently recommended to Invalids, as ux sijrpassed by any known preparation, for the cure of COLGHK, HOARSENESS, and other forms of Common- Coins ; BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CROUP, CONSUMPTION in an Early Stage, and for the RELIEF of the Patient even in Ad vanced Stages of that Fatal Disease. It combines, in a scientific manner, remedies of long esteemed value, with others of more recent discovery, and besides its soothing and tonic quali ties, acts through the skin gently, and with great efficacy, for the cure of this class of diseases. STABLER’® DIARRIKEA CORDIAL Is a pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents, long known and celebrated for their peculiar effi cacy in Curing DIARRHOEA, and similar affec tions of the system. In its action, it allays nausea and produces a healthy condition of the Ll\ ER, thus removing the cause at the same time that it cures the disease.


ocr: FOR SALE. THE subscriber has for sale two yoke of well broke OXEN - , several fine COWS, and some YOUNG CATTLE; one pair of MULES not over 8 years old, four Plough HORSES, a good OX-CART, a good HORSE-CART, some good PLOUGHS and HARROWS, and other articles too numerous to mention, jan 20—3 t CHARLES A. PYE. A NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE. En of the Printer,


ocr: SALE OF LAND. I WILL sell at PRIVATE SALE, “Part of Burch’s Den” and “A Partof Fornaly,” being a part of the real estate of Charles K. Love, de ceased, and containing 1!)2 acres, more or less. ROBERT S. REEDER, Trustee. Dec. 30,1852—tf.


ocr: [ , . I | 1 DRY GOODS IN STORE, AND FOII SALK B V C. G. WILDMAN. LADIES and Gentlemen are earnestly solicited to call and see, where may be found very ma ny kinds of beautiful DRESS GOODS for Ladies* Very many kinds for Gentlemen. •< “ “ of Blankets “ “ “ of Carpels “ rich felting for do and all goods usually kept in store. Servant's# Cloths of all kinds for men, women, boys and girls. All goods will be sold less than the lowest prices, for cash, at No. 3, by , C. G. WILDMAN/ Alexandria, Oct. 21, 1852.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, §1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00 Advertisements. — per square tor two inser tions —12 lines of small t3 - pc or 14 of large type constituting a square —and 25 cents for every- sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: REMOVAL. CHARLES FERGUSSON begs leave to in-■ form his friends that he lias removed to No. j 121 Lombabd street, between Light and Charles streets, (a short distance from the old stand,) where ho offers for sale a large and well selected stock of Groceries , Teas , Wines and Liquors . Orders from his customers will be promptly and faithfully attended to. lie will also pay the strict est attention to the sale of all kinds of country produce. Baltimore, Sept. 22, 1853—3 m. j I I


ocr: J j J t c 1 | J Entered accordlm? to Act of Cono-rene, (n Uin year 1851, by J. a. UOUOHTOX, M. !>., in the clerk’s Office ol the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! Dr. J. 8. HOUGHTON’S IIS' THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, GASTRIC JITCK. Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S Houghton, M. I)., Philadelphia, Pa. This is natures own remedv for an unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its curalivo powers. It contains no Alcohol, Ritters, Acids, or Nauseous Druggs. It is extremely agreeable to the taste, and may be taken by the most feeble pa tients who cannot cat a water cracker without acute distress. Beware of drugged imitations. Pepsin is not A drug. Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circu lar. gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific Evidence, from Lcibig’s Animal Chemistry ; Dr. Combe’s Physiology of Digestion ; Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet; Dr. John VV. Draper,of New York University; Prof. Dunglison’s Physiology; Prof. Silliman, of Yale College ; Dr. Carpenter’s Physi ology ; fee., together with reports of Cures from all parts of the United States. genuine Pepsin bears the written signature of J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D., sole proprietor, of Phil adelphia, Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured. by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi cines. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. |T3=WILLIAM BOSWELL, Port Tobacco, Wholesilo and Retail Agent,


ocr: CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! T HAVE now on band the finest assortment J. Light and Family Carriages ever offered sale in this city. Among which arc several differ ent styles of Light Rockaways, for two or four per sons ; Light Buggies, with and without tops, door and curtain door open front Rockaways, almost every style of Carriage now in use. Also, on hand several second-hand Light gies and Rockaways, All of which will ho sold on the most terms, at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue, by THOMAS YOUNG. All new work warranted. Washington City, Aug. 4—Gm


ocr: GREAT BARGAINS. THE subscriber would most respectfully inform bis friends and the public generally that he has just opened a stock of NEW GOODS in Fort (Tobacco, in which may be found all the articles usually kept in a village store. Ilis goods were se lected with great care, and purchased upon such terms as will enable him to soli as good BAR GAINS as can bo bad at any store in the county. He would most respectfully solicit a call from per sons wishing to spend their money to the best ad | vantage before they purchase elsewhere. A credit of six months (if desired! will be given to respon sible purchasers. | The highest market prices will be given for Corn, i Wheat and Tobacco in exchange for goods. June 2, 1853. CHARLES W. BARNES.


ocr: J. LA TOUCHE, . MERCH.i.VT TAILOR , PORT TOBACCO, M Respectfully informs the citi zens of Charles county and vi cinity, that he has now on band a supply of FALL GOODS of every description: CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Silk, Velvet, and Fancy Cassimere VEST INGS, of the latest style. Thankful for past favours, hopes by strict attention to bu siness, and small profits, merit a continuance of those favours. Sep. 15, 1853.


ocr: FARM FOR SALE OR RENT. | THE subscriber offers for sale or rent his Farm, called “BENSVILLE,” in Pomplirelt forest, containing about 330 acres of land, very susceptible of improvement, and adapted to the growth of the usual staple commodities of our county, well wood- ' ed and watered, with a comfortable DWELLING, j STORE-HOUSE, &c., and other necessary Out-' Buildings, For terras, apply to the subscriber, 1 (Post-oiHce, Harris’ Lot, Charles county, Md.) | JOHN H. DIGGES; j Or to Col. F. Thompson or John W, Mitchell, [ Fort Tobacco. oct 20—4 t ] j i ! j I j


ocr: [VALUABLE FARM FOR fTIHE subscriber offers at private sale the 1 on which ho resides, in Pomonkoy Charles county, immediately opposite to the ; House Pavillion, and containing | 360 ACRES, more or less, ilt has on it every necessary Building—a J DWELLING, and nearly all iff if •rfTft't built in the last 4or 5 years. soil is good, well adapted to Corn, ■ Wheal, Tobacco and Melons, susceptible of any degree of It lies immediately on the river, about 15 miles from Alexandria. It is unnecessary to into a more minute description, as those wishing to will of Course examine for themselves, which they are invited to do. RICHARD W. BRYAN.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY E. WELLS, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 200 Advertisements. — sl per square tor two inser tions —12 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: ROBERT BELL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, King Street , ALEXANDRIA, Va. Constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of School, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books, Writing and Wrapping Paper, &c. highest market price paid for RAGS. Juno 9 —ly D. & S. BLACKLOCK, GRQPERS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS. Dealers in Wine, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, SEGARS, Sfc. FERRY SLIP, ALEXANDRIA, Va. dj*Strict attention paid to sales of Produce.cTX' June 9, 1852.


ocr: BOOTS and SHOES—HATS and CAPS.— Army Brogans, extra heavy Brogans Women’s and Boys’ Boots and Shoes Men’s heavy water-proof Boots Ladies’ and gentlemen’s India rubber Shoes t‘ kid & morocco Shoes, thin k thick soles Men and Boy’s soft Fur and Wool Hats • “ Cloth and Glazed Caps UQV 4. For sale by WM, BOSWELL. s


ocr: t s 1 | DRY GOODS IN STORE, iXD FOR SALE BT C. G. WILDMAN. LADIES and Gentlemen are earnestly solicited to call and see, where may be found very ma ny kinds of beautiful DRESS GOODS for Ladies. Very many kinds for Gentlemen. “ *< “ “ Boys “ “ “ of Blankets “ “ “ of Carpets “ rich felting for do and all goods usually kept in store. Servant’s Cloths of all kinds for men, women, hoys and girls. All goods will be sold less than the lowest prices, for cash, at No. 3, by C. G. WILDMAN, Alexandria, Oct. 21, 1852.


ocr: 1 QK Packages of loaf, ciushcd, pulverized and (JO clarified Sugars 20 bhds. P. R. and Cuba Sugars 25 do P. R. and Cuba Molasses 100 boxes Brown Soap 75 do Mould Candles 35 do Adamantine do 75 do Bxlo Glass, for sale by D. & S. BLACKLOCK. Alexandria, Oct. 28, 1852.


ocr: GOOD MEDICINES!! ST A BLER’s\\ NODYNE CHER R Y EXPECTORANT Is confidently recommended to Invalids, as un surpassed by any known preparation, for the of COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other of Common Colds ; BRONCHITIS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION in an Early and for the RELIEF of the Patient c.vcn in Ad vanced Stages ol that Fatal Disease. It combines, in a scientific manner, remedies long esteemed value, with others of more discovery, and besides its soothing and tonic quali ties, acts through the skin gently, and with efficacy, for the cure of this class of diseases. STABLER’S DIAURHCEA CORDIAL asant Mixture, compounded in rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic n and celebrated for their peculiar elli ■ i Curing DIARRIKEA, and similar affec . 'iis of the system. In its action, it allays nausea and produces a healthy condition of LIVER, thus removing the cause at the same that it cures the disease.


ocr: June 16, 1852. Washington, D. C. : : CARIIIA GES ! CIARRIAGES !! I HAVE now on hand the finest assortment of Light and Family Carriages ever offered for Isalc in this city. Among which are several differ ent styles of Light for two or four per sons ; Light Buggies, with and without tops, glass door and curtain door open fiont Rockaways, and almost every style of Carriage now in use. Also, on hand several second-hand Light Bug gies and Rockaways. All of which will he sold on the most reasonable terms, at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue, by THOMAS YOUNG. All new work warranted. Washington City, Aug. 4—6 m POTOMAC SASH AND BLIND FACTORY. A I.WAYS on hand and manufacturing to or- AjL dcr Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Sashes for Buildings and Green Houses glazed or unglazed, Mantles, Frames, in fact all articles used in building, at reduced prices. Seventh street, south, near the steamboat wharf, Washington City, D. C. jan 13—6 m


ocr: j ! ! ( j i MARSHALL HOUSE, ALEXANDRIA, Va. Situated on the Corner of King and Pill Streets, in the most Central and Business part of the City. VVM. R. GLASSCOCK, PROPRIETOR. Terms : Board, per day, $1 00 Man and Horse, 1 50 22 —tf


ocr: Horse towers and threshers,— Wc have in store a lot of Emery Co.’s cc- lebrated RAIL-WAY POWERS and ERS, which we believe the most efficient and dur- able machine of the kind manufactured. Also, Blair’s celebrated Powers and Threshers for 6 and 8 horses, wananted to thresli and clean, ready for the mill, five to six hundred bushels per day—if pushed, 800. These machines are made of the best materia), strong and durable. A few of them were tried in Loudoun county last year and were highly approved of. All orders promptly attended to ADDISON iy MEADE, Union Street and Potomac Strand jy 21 Alexandria, Va. SEYMOUR’S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER Marsho’s improved Spring Trusses, single Sf double Hull’s do do do Rhcinardt’s do Class Pad do Strap Trusses of various kinds now in uso of all sizes. Received and for sale by HENRY PEEL, Druggist, corner of King and Fairfax streets, Alex andria, Va. sep 15


ocr: R. li. MURDOCH, TAILOR, tsßji* Respectfully informs the ci tizens of Charles that he has ws4s*||| taken the shop adjoining the store of Mr. William Fergus eon, in Port Tobacco, where he * nten(^s conducting the /M M Tailoring Business. * s now P ro P are d to make 1 I Gentlemen’s Garments in the J most fashionable manner, hav ing just received the Spring and Summer Fashions. March 3,1853.—6


ocr: MARSHALL HOUSE, ALEXANDRIA, Va. Situated on the Corner of King and Pitt Streets, in the most Central and Business part oj the City. WM. R. GLASSCOCK, PROPRIETOR. [Terms: Board, per day, $1 00 Man and Horse, 1 50 | sep 22 —tf


ocr: 1 QC Bags Rio, Maricabo, Sumatra and Java iOtJ Coffee 135 boxes ss, Bs, 10s, pound and £ pound Lump Tobacco 35,000 American and Havana Segars 200 sacks Ashton’s fine Salt 300 do G. A. do 250 bbls. Eastern Herrings 50 do Potomac do 10 tierces Rice, for sale by D. & S. BLACKLOCK. Alexandria, Oct. 28, 1852. a p


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will _ f tojrJA sell, or trade for a pair "°f young Mules, a pair Register COLTS, each four years old last spring—well matched in size and color—iron gray. They work well in single or double harness, and are also good sad dle horses. SAMUEL HANSON,


ocr: A CARRIAGE FOR SALE. A GENTLEMAN has for sale a very good 1-horse FAMILY CARRIAGE, which he will sell on accommodating terms. If not sold at private sale before the 22d day of the present month, it will on that day be offered at public sale, at the Court House door, to the highest bidder.— For further information, apply to Jos. Stewart, Clerk Circuit Court. Feb 17, 1833. ! ; i


ocr: CANDIDATES. WHIG NOMINATED TICKET. For Slate Senate. JOHN J. HUGHES. For House, of Delegates. SAMUEL COX. PEMBROKE A. BRAWNER. For County Commissioners. Joseph Young, Sylvester F Gardiner Henry H. Freeman, Jeremiah T. Mudd. au 4.


ocr: HAIR RENOVATOR. SIMPLE, cheap and very effectual remedy for Dandruff, Heat, Itching, and Nervous in the Head, may be found in the use of my RENOVATOR.” To be applied twice month, according to directions, which follow it. and constantly on band for sale by. 11. D. DYSON. Port Tobacco, au 23—3 f.


ocr: HAISLIP & MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, 8,-c. of 9lh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, south side , above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and die adjoining counties to our assortment of well made and finely finished embracing every style and model now We have in our employ a number of workmen and are prepared to manufacture the shortest notice, sucli vehicles as customers order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or in exchange for new ones. Second-hand can be bad on the most reasonable terms. We also manufacture and have ready-made all of H ARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those may tavor us with their patronage that we will as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & VVEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851—ly. CIGARS and TOBACCO—A prime lot of im ported Cigars; also very superior Chewing Tobacco, for sale by WM. BOSWELL, may 12. BACON —A prime lot for sale by may 12 WM. BOSWELL. ROGER IES—A general supply at


ocr: 1 J 1 i ] - - 1 I j t i s 3 'J j 1 j | | PUBLIC SALE. I WILL offer at public sale, at “Heart’s Dc- light,” on THURSDAY the 17th of NOV EM HER, 1853, all my personal property, consisting in part as follows : j Farming Ulensi Is.Sfy&qpa&i [[orse Power and Thrasher* Horse Mill, Wheal Drill, Plows, Cultivators, Household and Kitchen Furni ture, also a Buggy icilh single and double Harness. Terms.—For all sums of twenty dollars and un der the cash will be required, and all sums above that amount a credit of six months on notes, with approved security, bearing interest from day of sale. THOMAS H. KENT of Joseph, nov 3 [St. Mary’s Beacon please copy once.] PUBLIC SALE. V virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court 3 of Charles County to that effect, the under signed will oiler at public sale, on MONDAY the sth of DECEMBER next, upon the premises, all the personal properly of Edwin T. W. McPherson, deceased, (Negroes excepted,) consisting of— Horses, Cattle , Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils , Provender , eye. Terms. —All sums of ten dollars and under cash. I Upon all sums above ten dollars a credit of six I months will be given, the purchaser or purchasers I giving note with approved security, bearing in


ocr: ( ( i 1 < < < < f J. W. A E. REYNOLDS, Farmers and Planters’ Agents, No, 78 Light Street Wharf, BALTIMORE, KEEP constantly on hand, for sale, at lowest Cash prices, a general assortment of select xROCEKIES lor family use, consisting in part •f FLOUR CANDLES Brown SUGARS SOAP Loaf SUGARS NAILS TEAS COTTON YARN COFFEES RICE MOLASSES VINEGAR BACON STARCH SALT PEPPER CHEESE SALT PETRE, SfC., vhich they will be pleased to sell on a credit of six nontbs to good and punctual dealers, who consign iroducc to them. They also solicit consignments Fproduce for sale, and make liberal advances on onsignrnents when desired. All orders for goods f other kinds, promptly filled at cost, without barge. They also furnish Guano, Plaster and Boversecd on the best terms. Baltimore, Sept. 22, 1852—tf


ocr: Entered according to Act of Congress, In the year 1851. by J. S. HOUGHTON, M. !>., in the clerk’s Office of tlie District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, ©B, ©ASTRIC .IOCS:. Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Baron Lierig, the great Physiological Chemist, Ly J. S Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa. This is natures own remedy for an unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its curative powers. It contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids, >r Nauseous Druggs. It is extremely agreeable to :hc taste, and may be taken by the most feeble pa rents who cannot cat a water cracker without acute lislress. Beware of drugged imitations. Pepsin 3 not a drug. Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circu ar. gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific Evidence, from Lcihig’s Animal Chemistry ; Dr. Umnbe’s Physiology of Digestion ; Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet; Dr. John W. Draper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglison’s Physiology; Prof. 3illiman, of Yalo College ; Dr. Carpenter’s Physi ology ; &c., together with reports of Cures from ill parts of the United States. renuine Pepsin bears the written signature of J. 3. HOUGHTON, M. D., sole proprietor, of Phil idclphia, Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured. |Lf=Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi cines. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. H3=WILLIAM BOSWELL, Port Tobacco, Wholesale and Retail Agent, fob 10 J. W. A E. REYNOLDS, Farmers and Planters’ Agents, No, 78 Light Street Wharf,


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ocr: democratic primary meetings Democrats of Charles county are re quested to assemble at their respective places of voting on SATURDAY, 16th of July inst., be tween the hours of 1 and 4 o’clock, P. M., to se lect delegates from each district to meet in ly Convention on the THURSDAY following, being the 21st, for the purpose of appointing three delegates to the Democratic State Convention, to be held in Baltimore on the 10th of August next, to nominate a candidate for the office of Govern or, &c. It is recommended that five delegates, the usual number, and five alternates be sent from each district.


ocr: HAISLTP & WEEDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, 8,-c. ( Corner of 9lh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. lITE respectfully call the attention of the VV of Charles and the adjoining counties to large assortment of well made and finely Carriages, embracing every stylo and model approved. We have in our employ a number superior workmen and are prepared to at the shortest notice, such vehicles as may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, taken in exchange for new ones. Carriages can be had on the most reasonable We also manufacture and have ready-made kinds of H \RNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to who may lavor us with their patronage that we sell as low as any other manufacturer in the (if not lower) for cash or approved paper, HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851 —ly. WATER just received and


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ocr: JOHN T. BRADY, ATTORNEY AT LAW , PRACTICES in the Circuit Courts for Charles, St. Mary’s and Prince George’s counties. All business placed in his hands will be promptly atten ded to: Office, adjoining the Post-Office, Port To bacco. jan 6—4 t , 1