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The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-19
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OPELOUSAS, LIE.
M M commissaircs du College franklin Sc font IN
A plaisir d'annoncer au public, que la session Iregu-
49, IL cette institution conmencera lie premier lundl dc
%proehain.
lie Reyd. JoHN BURKE, dernierement de la parolsse de
aete nnmme president sa proionde cru
d;t;on dams toutcs les branches qui constituent pile
education collegiate, ct son experience CONNIE probes.
seir classioue. sont dc surs garants, pour les commas
saires, qu,ils peuvent le commander au puDhc cohiihe
un instituteur digne de sa protection.
On e~nseignera dams cette institution loutes rs
branches dune complete education collegiate, embras-
SAINT les langues, Anglaise, f~raneaise, Espagnole, Latino
let Grecque, les mathematiqucs, la phllosophle natufe1se
Sea. on s'attachera partlcultsrement q fenseigne-
ment conptct ct pratique de la langue FRANCHISE.
La session durera dix mos ct commcncera ie Ter
lundi dc novemhro proclaim
lie priix de penseignemen est 6x6 d $40 par ses.
sion, Ct colui dc Ia pension a etc rebuilt a $l2o aassl
par session Fun 1t l'autre ~payables, Motto compliant e'
lrautre Motto le lermai suiNants
Les commissaires yeulcni, ~qu'ilsoit hen entendu
on'nncune extra charge nc sefa impos6e etqne lie prl1
lde renseigement, de Ia pension .du logement,d u blanchls.
sage, du c~hauffage, ct de feclarage, rs seleyera qu !
N i60 par session; les parents deyront iournlr a leurs
enGipts les lfyres ct les autres articles de librairie.
Les professenrss ofirent de bonner aux eleyss Ia pen
sion. lc lorement let &c qui en- depend neamoins les pa,
rents ont roption de les placer en- pension dams e voisi
mage, sils lie preferent,
Les dortoirs du College ne laissent RENE deslrerso
le rapport sanitaire lis sont wastes, bien acres, ct gaFnl
lde places d feu; canals plus dc denx eleves 7 oeenp
ront la meme ehembre. !,
Enfn les commissaires ell la faculte duColiego Frank
: lin n'epargneront nj soips, nj depenses pour contribute
au bien etre des pupilles qWilear seront conties.
Par ordre des CommiSsntres.
0nclnnsas 10 "a Oct. 1914.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-19
asmgllsa advertisements.
lLRLLl LlAn NklE.
AT THE
L4ND.oFF1cE AT opELoUsAs, Ia.
yWyHE following Townships will be offered for sale
at the Land Office at opelousas,
On Monday, the SOth Of December, 1874,

v. \" 0 $500 NJ TO-WTT. $500 $1,000. .
Fractional Township three, north, Of ra1ge three east.
Townfhip one north, and fractional township three north
OF range four, East.
Fractional township fsur, north of ranges five and SIX
cast.
Townships seven and eight south, except section thu.
Townships seven and eight south, except section tlir-
ty-six inthe latter, Of range twelve, west.
Sections one, two, three, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen, twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty
seven, thirty three, thirty-four, tllirty-fve, and thirty
six, iii township seven, south OF range thirteen, west
Sections one to fyc inclusive, eight to fifteen inclusivo,
twenty-one to twenty-ninc inclusive, and t~hirty-two
to ~thirtv-six inclusive, in township eight, south Of
range thirteen, west,
Sections two 10 four inclusive, ten TO fifteen inclusives
twerty-three to ts~enty-six inclusive, and section thirs
ty-fve, in township nine, south Of range thirteen,
west.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-19
Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
any lands within the limits of the townships above emu
merated, is required 10 establish the same 70 the salts
faction Of the Register and Receiver ofthc proper Land
Office, and make payment therfor as soon as Practice
6e after seeing taiS notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale Of the
embracing the tract c%laipsG55 ABOVE designated; otherwise
such clam. mi be forfeited, Tho. Z. Blaze,
Commissioner Of the General land Once
LAND OFF1cE, OpEIousAs. La OCT; Isl: ieaa.
40 81 P.L. HEBRARD, Register.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-19
{gMwvrs LIE BEAU STEAMED NEUF
sAsas5As IN il N s. IA B lln u GGls

C~APITAINE O. A.. WILLER,
Fcra le service dc paqucbot r6gulier entire Washington
ct Ia Nouvelle Orleans, par FAtchafalapa, pendant les
eaux BASES. Les prix les plus has %possibles seront de-
mandes pour lie passage ct pour lcfrct; 75e. pal bale de
cotton ct soc. par harii. lie ~capitaine s'etant determine
a reduirc ses prix au taux que bernardo lie tens. cspere
.obtenir sa part da patronage public. os:2t
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-19
HOTEL NATIONAL,

Rue Tchoupitoulas, Nourehe Orleans, La
Propriotaire, G. N. GLlDEWELL
sIRA4 LIE ~soussign6 solicite respectueusement IA
iiifiG continuation de encouragement qui luz 4 ee 81
M lW lb6ralcmcn accordcc ~jusqu'icl II promsts &c
scs botes. lie National ayant etc reinforcement COM
pletement repare. lie proprittaire peut otfrir aux dames'
DIES appartements don't la disposition pcut rivaliser avec
celle dies prenicrs hotels du sud ct de Touest:
G. N. GLIDEWELL.
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The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-19

-CHANGEMENT DE DONlCiLE'
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-19

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Longtems csperc,
Eile attendait, le cGnr MARI
Son fills cher.
Ellie metait sou amc %entiere,
Dams 50 priere
Ellie disait Died tout-puissant,
Mon doux enfants
Marie n'etait plus qua quelques pas de Dldlnr.
snaIs lily ne ses voyaient point encore, tant le tall
lis etait epais. lie capitainc retenait son soutfte.
Marie pouEsuisit, Eepetant, suiyant fusage, les
deax d~erniers yers en- guise de refrain:
File disait: Dieu tout puissant,
Mon doux enfant!
fa Arthur Arthur (! H6las absence
Btise e~sp6rance;
Ell bien Homvent son cell dazur
Pleassit Arthur,
Lsscaractere de ce chant est une melancolie
tcndre ct 81 proEoade que le menetrier qai le din
mn rnsfiuue amditoire est certain dayance dun
a,ccAs d. larsnes. ii semblait que Ia pauvre
Marie r~apportat q elle-meme le sens de "a der
Mere gtronhe, car 10 chant tomba de ses levres
CONNIE IN haFmonieux gem%issement.
-Fleas-dessGenets murnura Didier, inca
pabls dc 20 eontenir deyantage.
Ellie entendie OF perca dun bond lie fourre
Fila ne vit rien a'ab9rd, tant sa yle etait troubled
par remotiOn. Puts, lorsqu'else apercut cntin Il
capitafne, ses genonx dechirent ellie ~s'sftaiss'
sur clle.neiio on levant ses gtands vcux bieu
vers lie ciet.
fLa Spife az pr0ckaia nam6ro.)
, 1844-04-03
Sherif''s Sale.

BY virtue Of two writs of al. pl. yend.
exs. 10 me directed from the court Of COM
mon pleas of Meigs county, ! will expose
TO sale on the premises of Lncius Cross, in
the township Of Sutton, OH the 18th day Of
April next, between the hours prescribed
w law, the following goods and chatlels,
TO wiisone iron grey horse one sorrel mare
one colt, one gray mare, one blind hnlse,
Zone yoke of oxen. two carts. one wagon.
1916 feet boat roofing, 2908 feet ceiling
boards, 1900 feet weatherboards, The ma
terials for building Two wood boais, said
Cross's interest in tan yard, one bark mill
"a lot of tan bark, e296 #. pihe flooring,
67la #, boat plank, 72o feet cross timbers,
2454 fee. boat s,reamers, and one large
stone table Levied upon as the property
of said Cross at the suits of Vim. Redmore
andE. Lawrence & co.
THO'S SMITH, s. M. c.
March 2T. l844-n22w2 So
, 1844-04-03
Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the
Commissioners OF Msigs county at their
next session, praying the establishments OF a
county road, commencing about 20 rods
north east Of the forks OF the road near
John Grants in Rutland tow nship, lead
ing to Rutland Village; thence the nearest
and best way to the nortl, west corner OIL
John Grants land; thence to the bank oil
Leading creek near the old residence oil
Asahel Skinner; thence down said creek
to where . new bridge has lately been 9.
recled; thence in a direction a little west
of south along a route that has been lately
opened and partly worked, to the south
line Of Livingston Smiths land; thence
the nearest and best way to Calvin
KNIGHTS house; thence the nearest and
best way to intersect 0 county road q
Fred'k Tuckerman's, And also to vacatt
the old county road leading from Calvin
Knighl's TO widow Huhboll's.
A PETITIONER.
March 10, 1844.-n20w4.
, 1844-04-03
s%HERfFFs SALE.

BY virtue Of four writs to me directed
from the court Of common pleas OF Meiss
county, I will expose to sale at the resi-
dence OF John S. Giles. in the township
of Rutland, on the lsth day of April mex
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described goods and cha.tels, :,
wit; two stills, eight head OF young cattle
one bay mare, one sorrel mare, one cow
ivetons of hay, one colt, twenty four heat
of sheep, one brlndle cow, n 4 horse
wagon, and n Q one-horse wagon. lie
We'd upon as the property Of John 5, GileI
at the suits OF Theophilus Jacobs, Burwei
Peck, Nathaniel Bishop, and John Doe Q,
ldem Of Alfred Holland.
THO'S SMITH, g. M. c,
March ~, l84A-n22w2 81 81
, 1844-04-03
sHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of al. pl. ysnd. exs.
10 me directed from the Cour. Of Com
mon Pleas Of Meigs county, | will expose
10 sale on the 24ih dayof April next, al
the residence Of John Stevens in Rutland
township. between The hours prescribed
by law, one bropn mare. Levied upon
as the propsrty Of said Stevens, at the
suit Of AS, Nye, g. Co.,
TIIO,S SMITH, 5. NJ G.
March 20, is44--n2sw2. [$l.
, 1844-04-03
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, 1844-04-03
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, 1844-04-03
sherif's Sale

BY virtue of a writ Of &. ia. ct leg. ia. to
me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Meigs county, willexpose to sale
at the Residence OF Enoch B. Murry in
Salisbury township, on the 18th day Of a.
pril next. at IL O'Clock on said day, one
bay horse, one black COW, n 3 years old
heller, one tanning mill, and one lot o.
saw logs. Levied upon as the properly O.
said Murry at the suit Of Thomas E. Stea'
VEINS. THO'S SMITH, 8. N. c.
March 81, ~l845.-n22wa. 81
, 1844-04-03
Sheriff, 8 Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ Of yend. exs. 10 me
directed from the court Of common pleas
Of Meigs copniy,I viii expose 10 sale al the
residence gfG eorge yanpeItint the ownslip
Of Orange, on the 9Th day Of April next,
at 2 o'clock of said day, n gray mare.
Levied upon as the property Of said Van
pelt at the suit Of Sophronia Caldwell,
administrator Of the estate of Hamilton
Caldwell, deceased.
THO'S SMITH, 8. N. 9.
March ~, 1s44-n22w2. 81
, 1844-04-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ off. fa. ct lev. "a. to me
directed from the court Of common pleas
Of Meigs county, ! will expose to sale. at
the residence Of James Mccormick in the
township Of Rutland, on the 2ad day oil
April next, between the hours prescribed
by law, two sorrel horses, one brown colt,
three mich cows, and three calves. Said
property levied upon as the property oil
James Mccormick at tbs suit Of Henry
Miller. THO'S SMITH, Q. NJ. G,
March ~, ~1s4t-na2wS 81
, 1844-04-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

a - AL.L ~ 40.
10y virtue Of two wri,s Of al, pl. yend,
- exs. TO me directed from The Cour'
Of Common Pleas Of Meigs county, will
expose to sale at the residence Of Josiah
Smith in the township Of Orange, on the
9th day Of April next, at 10 O'Clock ol
said day the following described property
Tor other property in lieu thereof to wit
l%sorrsl horse, ] sorrel mare, ! grey mare,
! yoke Of oxen, OK cart, three veal
old heller, 1.-TWO year old heifer, year
ling colt, ! tanning mill, and two sets o.
log chains; levied upon as the property q
said Smith at the suits Of David Rarbe'
and George Spergen..
THOS! SMITH, 8. n. C.
March q }sss~as2w2sl-an
, 1844-04-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

10y virtue Of a writ pl, pr. ysnd. exs.
- TO me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Meigs county, ] will
expose to sale o, The residence Of Adam
Hay, in Orange township, On the 10Th
day Of Aprilnexi; between The hours pre-!
scribed bylaw, ! boy mare and colt, :
mich COWS. ~ sheep, n set ofhafness,
flor buggy] saddle, cross cut saw, ]
pair Of gig wheels, lgig body, I bureau
and ] patent clock; said property taken
az the property Of said Hay at the suit o.
Joseph Baily fol the use Of Elizabeth
Whaley, administrative Of James Wbaley
deceased. ~
TBos. SMITH, .. N. c.
March rs, lS44--n2aw2. 81 IS.
, 1844-04-03
SHERTFF,S SAFE.

BY virtue of q writ of pl. pl. vend. exs.
to me directed from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for Meigs county, ] will ex-
pose 10 sale on the 18th day Of April
next, at the residence Of VIM. Church
Salisbury township, between the hours
prescribed by law, one field Of growing
corn, Tor other property in the lieu there
oE) Levied upon as the property o
said Church, at the suit Of james CASTOR
THO'S SMITH, 8. M. G.
March 26, l044--n22w2. I'll.
, 1844-04-03
sHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of al. yend, exs, Il
me directed from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Meigs county, ! will offer fol
sale in the village Of Sheffield on the 18th
day Of April next, between the hours
prescribed by law, one iwo-horsc Wagon
and one patent clock Levied upon al
the property Of Sardine s, Smith al tht
syiy Of Vim, Parker, jr.
THO'S SMITH, e. NJ. @.
March 26, 1844--n2ew2. Isl.
, 1844-04-03
.Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ Of pl. pl. yend. exs'
to me directed from the court% common
pleas @Meigs county, Twill offer at pub.
lie sale on the 18th day Of April, between
The hours prescribed BY law. 81 the resi-,
IdsRse 81 JamesSadler.in Scipio tpWnehip
one horse and one TWO horse wagon
Levied upon as The property Of James Sad
Ter e. ihe suit fPrinca S, Baker.
THO'S SMITH, o. n. 9.
March ~, l~844--n22w2. 81
, 1844-04-03
sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of al, pl. vsnd. exs
to me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Meigs county, ! will expose Il
sale at the residence of Harrison Down
ing, on goth day Of April next, in the vii
lage Of Rutland, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock
on said day, one horse and one two.hors'
wagon. Said property levied upon as tn,
property Of said Downing Of the suit o
William Wilson & Son,
THo'S SMITH, s. n. Q.
March ~. 1844-n22w2 81
, 1844-04-03
sheriA''s Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ Of pl. pl. ysnd. exs'
to me directed from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Meigs County, ! will expose to
sale on The 18th day of April nsxt, al
the residence Of Henry HyselI in Sails
bury township, at the hour Of II O'Clock
on said dav, one horse, q COW, and one
tanning mill. Levied upon as the prop
criy Of said Hysella at The suit Of Wa.
Hyssll Ist Administrator Of Tho estate d
E. Grigsby decd.
THO'S SMITH, 8. =. ..
March 81, let4-Heewa [Ql. (
, 1844-04-03
POmerOy
f @ u N ID il Y

&c. SPRAGUE would respect
Oh fully inform The public that he il
now carrying On The foundry business,
and will constantly keep on hand the fol-
lowing articles, viz; the IMPROVED PRE-.
MUM COOKING STOVES, FRANKLIN
and COMMON STOVES. Also, the cele-
brated LONGS PATENT PLOUGHS Of
three sizes, Nos. I, 3 and s. Also, a gem
eral assortment of CRATES, HOLLOW
WARE, TEA KETTLES, GIL UE
POTS, WAGON Boxes, SAD-IRONS,
DOG IRONS, PLOUGH SHEARS,
&c. All kinds Of job work will be done
on short notice. TERMs..-one half cash
in hand, the balance in approved produce,
10 be delivered before the castings are Ia
ken away. For further particulars jus.
cal! at J.G. Sprague's Cash Foundry and
don't forget the place.
JOHN G. SPRAGUE.
Pomeroy, November 9th, ls4a---n2tf
, 1844-04-03

UHE subscriber has been appointed
agent of the above company fol
Sheffield, and its vicinity, and is prepared
to insure properly against loss or damage
by fire.. This company IS chartered BY
this state, amenable to Jul laws, and &C
cessible to sui. in case of disagreement al
to losses. &c. liz terms are as REASONABLE,
as those Of any other company,
A. DONNALLY, Agent.
Sheffield, November 18th. I843-n3tf,
, 1844-04-03
MspLVENT's SALE.

NOTICE 70 hereby given that shall
~ offer for sale AZ the door Of the court
house in Pomeroy, on the epth Of April,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
undivided right, title and interest OF Reu-
ben Tubbs ian inyolvsnt deb.cr1i In and to
100 acres Of land In Vscilon 30, town 4,
and range Is, Ohio company's purchase,
subject 70 the life estate Of Caroline, wife
of Daniel Tuhbs deceased; sppraissd a
IS dollars.
T. MONTAGUE,
Commissioner Of Insoivsnis,
NsECh 57th, ~is4A-nzswS.
, 1844-04-03
ATTACHMENT.

AT my instance an attachment was this
day issued by Harrison Downing, q JUS
tice Of the Peace of Rutland township,
Meigs county, peainst the property and
effects Of james Castor, an a~bsconding
debtor, Dated lhis2sd Of March, Is44.
n92wSt H. PLUMMER.
, 1844-04-03
Collins.

THE Undersigned is prepared to furnish
eofins OF any description on short notice
and on the most reasonable terms, at his
shop in Pomeroy.
S. S. BERGIN.
March Is, Is44.-naOmS.
, 1844-04-03
Gal CoMMiss
Frs SALE.
Mics COMMON rLkAs.

Hooking H. Hunter, ct ALL
Assignsss Of the Lancaster
Ohio Bank, In ehsneery.
W.
Howe 4 CO., ct d.
RY virtue Of order of tho court in this
case, ] will expose 10 public sale at
the door Of the court house in Pomeroy,
on the 2ath day Of April next, betW cen
~ A. M. and 4P. NJ. the following de-
gcribed real estate situate in the town Of
Pomercy, "a Wit, The lot designated on
the plotof said town az lot no.. II, with the
improvements thereon, 10 wit; the Shovel
factory and machinery, black smith shop.
and S~torehouss,
NJ. HEcKARn,
special master in chancery.
March 18th, 1844--n22w5.
, 1844-04-03
Stoves.

II WILL sell Cooking Stoves trimmed of
with tin and copper furniture, at the
Cincinnati prices, for Cincinnati pay.
]. G, SPRAGUR.
Jan 24-nIStf
, 1844-04-03
Canital 100000,

COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11
The EdgcwOTth Ladies' Seminary,
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA,
FORMERLY AT BRADDocK's FIELDS.

FORMERLY AT BRADDoCRfs FIELDS
A GREEABLY to usage, it Is respectfully announ-
IN ced that the summer half years session will conf
mence on the first Monday in May next.
The Principal takes occasion TO say, that in the Of
iects of the evuson in trade which has been felt all
over the country, the "Edgeworth has been apartic-
pant, and comparatively pause in its doings has been
the consequence.
But in order turn this partial cessation the best
account, the opportunity afforded has been employed
to introduce whatever of change and improvement has
been deemed calculated to render this Seminary addi-
tlonaly acceptable it's friends, and advantageous to
pupils. Of these particular attention is requested the
fact that it has been determined to keep down the cat
aogue of pupils such number as shall not require
to be placed under secondary and irresponsible teach
es, but be fully within the scope Of the utmost care and
attention of the principals.
THE TERMS ii is believed, are as low as those Of
any similar institution and, it may be added hatlong
experience has brought the conviction that they cannot
be made lower consistently with the continuance Of
those advantages and comforts to which the young la
dies of the Edgeworth have been accustomed.
Those who have hitherto been pleased 10 take an in
terest in this Seminary, may rest assured that those
prn cpes and efforts which have heretofore met their
approval shall not in the future be changed nor Ie
laxed.
Other particulars obtained on application to Mrs j.
NJ Flower whose abors in the Edgeworth its estab
ishment in 1927 and afterwards for many years.
well known; application the Rev. D. +. NEvN,
President of the Board Of Trusteesi or to
]. OLIVER, Principal
Sewickly, Allegheny county, Pa. april 4 81
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11
New ORLEANS MARKET, March 24.

The Picayue says:-Money continues abundant for
all commercial purposes, although in instances
of certain pressure caused by the rapid
decline of our great staple, but this is confined to few
solitary instances and does not effect the general char
acter of the market.
Third Municipality notes are firm at 70 73c. with
a good inquiry.
BANK NoTEs.-The law passed by the Legislature
providing for the payment of the debts proper of the
State has already had good effect on the issues ofhe
quidatng Property Banks Consolidated and Citizens
were much inquired for yesterday, and sales freely
made at 81 and Sd per cent. discount. In Exchange
and Improvement, moderate business is doing at our
quotations. We do not hear of any transactions in Or
leans.
SUGAR, LouIsrANA-The demand for Sugar on the
Levee has been fair the market ma intains firm and
buoyant character Our present quotations are for In-
erior to common 81 ST; Fair; Ga 64 Prime CT 63
strictly choice in ANAL lots "a cents per ID, On
Plantation, prices range from 5ia64 cents Pr lb.
MoLAssEe--There is a fair demand for Molasses on
the Levee. We quote inferer lots at 23a 294, and
good parcels "a cents pergaon. On plantation sales
are making at 90 cents pr gallon.