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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

~ Central Clay Com mittee.-A regular weekly
meeting OF the Committee will be held at National Hall THIS
"wednesday EVENING. 18th inst. u. "a o'clock
l" By order. j. N. REYNOLDS. President
JOINT, po2or fsecreturies. Ito
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

rH. GREELEY will speak at South East, Put
nam County, on Saturday OF this week at O'CLOCK
L. NJ.
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" TEX DAILY TRIBUNE isserved nj an cary hou, ~ o.
mart of this City or Brooklyn at CENTS per week pay
be IN the Ca or By those who prefer it, at the same fa'e
for 81, months or year payable at the Office IN
Person, wishing TO be served will please send IN their names
thronub tho PCT OGca or nthsr WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

w Wing White and Blackamiths:-A
meeting OF the Wing White and Blacksmith hea 81 VIC
Howard House. on Tuesday. the 18th instant. % noN2a
EDWARD DUVALL was called To the Char. and hsaAh
{ c,ptrr WINS APPOINTED as Secretary. On motcn ,
Resaped That we heartily cpncur with the ol-et o. e
VIII IN M the PROCESSION OF tbs kEcketoocAef Ciuo u HUI
tow unde, proper banner.
Edward Duyul! was then appointed ;'and Marshal
The Chairman appointed as ads ii. B. Cohen 'onn 'A
Beupn Mathew Ro;hery and 4 5 Carlisle
TIE meeting then addressed by j. l. d. b'eaA,e,
the sutl-ct o the Tariff AID Protection TO American
The meeting then adjourned TO meet at hnlcssfoo'Ae,
at Ak O'Clock this wednesday, aftenoon where TIE mee'
bo,bsr White and Bac ii'h, Of the city VINO arc
m favor OF the great American pncIpe OF Protection 10 '
labor OF the mechanic ard worklncman. TO attend.
'-''' : E. DUVALL. ChalHa,,n.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
GEORGIA..

To.day's Mail rejects Hon. Hugh A hasai.
son. Loco, in the WITH District. His majority
;s said to be $40. We have now FOUR wings
certainly elected and three Loco-Focos; on'
1yd DistricD doubtful. We hope William II
Crawford (Whig) is elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

n,s.ric, l. THOMAS BCTLER KING; " hie; Love- 7 =
II Doubtful: CRAWFORD. w or SeaDoin .onc,, A-A
:. III TAsH's pax over a. II. CheDpt!; Hpo'te'e.
w. Rprh- a. HsTalscn. Loco. Tes:estea.
v Joseph n Luaoktn. Loco eec'e--
VIZ Hcue.l Co5b. Loco-nIge HeloIII;r
yIi.LEX II. c-TErHHss. Wing. ~ l0NO.
will. ROBERT TooMDs, wing, Dy / 80 f']'J.
cl.-.-..l IINhin minority lasi wear. Ll9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

~ At Wing Convention of the Sixth Con-
grc.aonal District, Mass. held at Amherst, on
Wednesday, the Hon. GEORGE AsHMUN of Spring
field, was unanimously nominated as candidate
for member of Congress from that district.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
Mr.. Stephens (the gallant Wing Member Of the
present Housel is reelected by lOO2.

Robert Toombs Wing, is elected by 1893 ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

g~ q. w. CLAsk, u Singer @: considerable re-
pu,aton in the Western part Of this State, gives
Vocal and Instrumental Entertainment at tie So
ciety Library THIS Ersniag. See Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
OHIO SPEAKS $!

To THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED S1.77'sS
We have received sufficient returns IRON the
Election in the State OF Ohio TO determine the re-
sui, beyond all doubt. The result Is not ONLY
gratifying TO us here, but must ALEC be 80 10 the
friends in other States OF those great measures ior
which we have been coniending, and which nave al
all times been accompanied with the general pros
perity of the country. tt
We congratulate you upon the certainty winch
the result establishes that the Electoral vote OF ts
State will be cas-, for Clay and FreliDghuysen.
We congratulate YOU upon the facr, that, with al!
the attempts which have been made by our poiitCa'
opponents to deceive the nauraliZed cilzeAs OF uis
State they have examined for themselves ano ue,
cided for themselves; and that large PoIloh VI
them have sustained those measures winch AH'e
given heretofore, and will again give 10 uiei ''"'
prosperity which freemen ought TO ENJOY. -
We congratulate you upon the tact thet we ~ nave
n decided majority in The Senate end House OF Rep1
r.sentaIves-a triumph which has not been achieved
v mn, friends in this State for the last seven years
and upon the prospect we now have Oh es'aoiisliH5
sound and permanent sy stem oil o'a'e PoliCs'
Local and State questions are no" iaiu aSiue cue
with clear field, and decided expression Oh JPN
ion in orr favor we shall enier win renewed energy
and nndoubtiDg confidence, upon the Presdeniial
contest And we hereby pledge ourselves 10 the
,yhgs Of the Cnion that in November, the twenty :
three Wing Electors Of this State Will be elected oy
an overwhelming msJonty. ,-,,,
] RlDGWAY, X. ruTtTnc
! " A. a;kk AAzFFiktt6iNG Il, RATEso =,
F EkHse STEWART F. sCHE 5;,Si Kcnm,,.ee
Wing Governor a, least 1000 majority. :,
Wing Senate, maj ......6 Wing House, MAJ -, Il
Mai on Joint Ballot. .................-.'-.'le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

BuSgER HILL-This EInlbton is one of the
ishrc OF Mechanism s-hed. Il Is indeed bal
tie, true the e and mistake. and richly worth dol
lar 10 we not tine describe II but shall do
Justice GIT OpeEaG Monday night TO large and most
del tsh I'D nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT The AMERICAN MusEuM.-
The prepat.d 'ch bill OF novelties and smuse-
Including splendid performances a. and hat past
by the Westerns Cole ard HI, Dog Master Allied. the Wiz
ard O. the North and Others. Let the improve early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

e The PLoueHryc AID SPADISG MATCHES
AT FoRnHAm are adjourned to Friday the 18th al
II o'clock when the testing will commence. The
grand match will take place early in the afternoon.
Editors of New York, Long Island, and New Jer-
sew newsnapers are requested TO notice this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

Gov. SHARPE, OF WARsAw.-By the steamer
Bor-as, We learn that Messrs Sharpe and Williams
last Thursday. Judge Thomas OF Quincy, not re-
cogniEing sufficient authority 10 warrant bis action
in the case, declining having any thing 10 DO with it,
and so these gentlemen, who mad conditionsly sur
rendered 10 Gov. Ford, found themselves ct Liberty
10 return home uumclesed.
The Smith killers intend 10 hold grand barbecue
E, Warsaw, having secured Ford for roast
[Sr. Louis Rever, Oct. 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

e Our friend P. T. BAsSUM, the famous pro-
prieior OF the New York Museum, who is now in
England, has sent US an excellent lithograph like
ness OF himself executed in London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

ur philadelphia and Boston.-The laiS =! = n
bune regularly served 10 subscribers IN Phadepha oS H
Dor Co and Boston by Reddng Co. sinse copies nay
,o b nprcb,ssd Mt thei, News Rooms from the news
boys in those ci,ies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

AMERICAN ISsrlTUrE-FAIK AT NIsLo's AND
vAuxHALL GAKpES.-This day the cattle show
opens at Vau1haIl at o'clock.
Tomorrow Thursday will be crowded with en-
tertainments of the highest order; performance by
OLE BULL ct A. O'clock; procession of teams ;
testing OF milk from l. 10 3 o'clock.
The anniversary address will be delivered at the
Tabernacle on Friday evening at7s O'Clock. The
Sacred Music society will assist in the exercises
Fire works will follow-a Band OF music will be
presen, every day c; o'clock. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

looks like having fair day, which will be very de-
sirsbI- 10 thousands VINO wish TO go to the course
on this occasion. The whole city seems TO be in
commo;;on about this race, more particularly the
English, Us this is the first race between England
and America either by nun or horse, and did the
stand extend around The course it would be filled.
On II positive notice of all things being in Teadi-
ness for the race, the firing oicannon will commence
al 10 o'clock ard continue every ten minutes until
!2o'clock The race commence, al o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
Iyt Distrlct-[ Wing majority Iast !par' ~
Is14-kne. ~. Spaldinr.L '43-WhE. Loo
Seven small counties TO come IN. NO doubt
of Hon. Thos. Butler Kings election.

I'D Disrict-(Loco majority last year, 2lo.
Cranyfnrd Y & lnnes. Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

EvER-PoISTEp GOLD PEss-One of the best
Pens we have used is the Gold Pen made by Mr.. 3
G. Bagley, 1879 Broadway. They are peculiarly
elastic and glide very smoothly. The points are Of
a substance so hard and incorrodibe that it is said
TO be impossible 10 wear them out upon paper.
since book. keepers have used them daily fer years
without change. Mr.. s. mas a great variety, and
can suit TO all grades o. hand, from the mos, deli
cate TO the merest scrawl. Ladies and gentlemen,
90 and Try them There is fine display OF the
article at the Fair. Persons at distance are suited
bv sending fac-simile OF writing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

e Tn. hNcKERBOcKEK CLUE will have a
general rally ibis evening" reinforced by the friends
OF Home Industry and Harry Clay from all quar-
fers [See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16
Iy- Whio White and Blacksmiths.-A

&'i,. %Ss a:j Daring. see'e'aris'
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
Cent .EsclaVes

de dtueTS ages ct sereS:
au nombre desquels sonttrois vachers. I'm FORGE
ron, ct un bon charpentier ; environ cling mile
tetes de hetes a corQes de vacheric; deux cent,
vingts tates de beteS a cornes douces ~soixante
chovaux do yacherie& environ cent soixante-dix.
sept tetes, chevaux ct iuments; cent vingt-scpt
moutons qnatre- vingt-dix pores; vingt-deux
paires leuis de tire; douze chevaux americans;
vingt-six mules de trait, quatre ditto brutes
trente -trois tetes, chovaux, juments, ct p~oulains,
race croisde; un lot, charrues, herses, pioches
ab1ches, haches, harnais, golfers, brides, outilt
de charpcntier ct de forgeron, trois Wagons
me charrette i cheyal; une ditto abGuis; une
%voiture de famille avec harnais; un buggy 81
harnais; I'm sulky Of harnais; armoires, Blu
reaux, tables, t~oilettes, sophas, chaises, Its u
conchages; i'm LOT do fourrages; un ditto de mas
UNI lot de saYencc; ua service dc porcelainei uns
hatterie do cuisine; Fl autres meubIes quill Sc
RAFT trop long de d~eIailler.
Les conditions AZ Ia susdite vente seron
~ayantageuses aux neqa6renrs, ct Giles seront an
~noHcees IL Jour de Ia vente.
a. GARRIGUES. Jage de PGrpisse.
Opelonsas, IL Decemhre 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
TR Kiln
OpETnYTS IE

8EA E O4 ALs
III Els commissioners du College Franklin Sc font un
plaisir d'annoncer au public que la session regu-
.herc de cette institution commencera le premier lundl de
novembre proclaim.
LIE Revd. john BURKE, reinforcement de la paroissc de
Natchitoches, a etc nomme president sa profonde cru
Idition dams touteSsles branches qui constituent une
Education collegiate, ct sou experience CONNIE profess
seur classique, sont de sHHffsl variants, pour les commits
saires, quils peuvent le rsconlmander au public CONNIE
un i~nstituteur digne de sa protection.
On enseignera dams cette institution, toutes les
branches dune complete education collegiate, embras-
SAINT les %langues, Anglaise, FRANCHISE, Espagnole, Latino
ct Grecque, les mathematiqucs, la philosophie naturelle
Sea. on s,attachera particulisrement a Penseigne-
ment conplet ct p~ratique de la langue FRANCHISE.
La session durera dix mois ct commencera lie Ter
lundi dc novembrc proclaim
lie prix de renseignement est fxG a $40 par ses-
sion, ct celui de la pension a etc rebuilt a $l20 aussi
par session run ct fautre p~ayabes, motto compliant ct
~fautre Motto le Ter mai suiyant-
Les commissaires veulent, quill soft hen %entendu,
qu'aucune extra charge ne sera lmposGe; ct que lie pnx
de lenseigement, de la pension ,du logcment, du blanchis-
sage, du chautEage, ct de l6clairage, ne s'elevera qua
$3.50 par session les parents devront fournir d le1rs
enfants les livres ct les autres articles de librairie.
Les professeurs ofrent de donner aux elevss la pen
sion, 10 logement ct &C qui en- depend neamoins les pa
rents ont l'option Dc lesplacer en- pension dams lc Voisi-
mage, s'ils le ~pr6f6rent.
Les dortoirs duCollege ne laissent ren a desirer sous
le rapport s~anitare lis sont wastes, bien acres, ct garnis
dc places a feu; lanlais plus de deux el6yes noceupt
ront la meme ehambre.
Enfn les commissioners ct la facuIte du College Frank
lin n'epargneront nj SONS, ni4depenses pour contribucl
an bien etre dcs pupilLes qui lenr seront comics.
Par ordre dcs CommisSaires.
Opolousas lie "a Oct. 1914.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
MAGAsIN D'HABILLEMENS DE
ALFRED MUNROE.

Rae des MdgGssns, N0.34, encolgaureS des RleS
MagasinS ct Grdeier.
A LFRED MUNROE informe ses amis ct ses pra-
IA tiques, quill reeoit maintenant son assortment
d'automne d'habilemens confoctionnts ct d'uutres
marchandises il est heureux de pouyoir dire que son
fond constituent Tassortiment lc Plus parfait qu'on ait
rouy6 a la Nouvelle Orleans.
LIE systeme de prix fixe, quila adopte, scra %stricte-
ment maintenu, ct les prix des marchandlses merite-
.ront toulours rattention des acheteurs qui visent a
Economic. Chaque ~vaisseau arrlvant dc New York
apportera des additions a son tonds.
Al. M. En- reInereiant des faveurs passees, esperc que
lie systeme quill a adopte lui meritera une part liberale
du patronage public. II a deja recu les marchandises
suiyantes:
Hibits CT levites en- drap noir francais ct anglais, de
premiere qualit6 do do do bleu ct brun do do do; do dc
casimir ct ~castorinc do do do surtouts do; habits dc
travail de toutes sortes levites ct habits en- Kentucky
Jean do do satinet; surtouts de couvertes de toutes
espaces pcntalon en- caaimif ~francais ct anglais, qualitt
superieure; do do do casimir de fantastic do do peat
de dam unie anglaise do do CUR de lame q~uadrilfe e
rave do; do Kentucky Jean ct Satinet; Gilets de velou
NOR superieurs do do ~fantaisic do; do sole ct lame do
do satin noir ct de fantaisie do do droises en- casilni
ct eachemirc; do do do a um seul rang de %boutons; VI
large assortment de gilets de bal chemises de toile dt
cotton avec col ct devant de tolo chemises de couleu
de toutes sortes; do fanele rouge %;chemises de dessou
ct calecons en- fianelle, laine dagneau, merinos ct co
ton: ehemisettes ct coils echarpes ct ~crayattes mou
Ichoirs de soioset de toile; br6telles CONNIE elastique e
sole; giants de toutes sortos I; chaussons agneau, merino
et cotton; co.'s en- satin ct alepine; males yalises
saesy de mutt ;parapluies. Aussi un bel assortment d
easquettes en- lontre, veau marin, rat musqu6 ct autre
fourures ct des chapeaux de toutes especes Il des pri
inf6rieurcssa ceux DIES magasins de chapelleric,
Tous ces articles seront oferts aux plus bas pri
poss tbles ct dams aucun cas- un rabais ne sera accord
sur ces prix.
ALFRED MuNROE,
n143m Rue DIES Magasins No, 80
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
Dfnte par laGour Drs]Drenufs

6SERONT vendues, a lenchere Publique par lie sous
- sign6 Juge dc la Paroisse st. Landry.
Lm,di, CINE. jour de Janrier, 1s45,
a la dcrni6re residence de feu Henry McFarlane. de Ia
paroisse st. Landry, decide, situee dams la Grande
Prairie, pres la Vile Plate, dams la susdite Paroisse,
toutes les prophecies appartenatt a la succession du dt
defunt, CONSTANT en- un lot on moroccan de terrain
derniere residence du dit defunt de la contenance de di,
arpents superfieels, plus gu moinsi bornes au nord ct
par la terre de NJ. Coreil, au Sud par la terre d.
William Reed, ct a l'Est, parla terre de A. Lazaro, ave'
Etoutes les batisses ct authorizations qui y existent, an
forge, IN lot d'outils de charpentier, m lot d'outils d
tonneIier, cordonnier, ga, ga.
Les conditions a la Vente.
Decembre SITS. A. GARRIGUES, Par. Juge.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
Dtnte par Ia GOitr Ors 9reupcs

WMEE@&4&WH
I&ERONT yendues, N l'enchere publique par 10 Sous,
signe, J1ge de la Paroisse St. Landry,
Mardi, le 9leme, jour du moH dc Januier pro,
chain, Qs45,)
A la MAISON DE COuR do la susdite Paroisse, lc:
~propristes suivantes rppartenant Il la succession dt
Charles "A. EDWARDS, dams la paroissc ST
Landry, decede--consistaa on
Un moroccan Ou PnFCeIIe de TeFre,
situe dams la ditto parpisse. formant au Nord-est ur
Quart de Section Sous lie No 3, Township No. ,, ala
Rangeo Sud No. dc la Terre, c~outcnant ceut-soixante
,quasre acres, ct soixOnte-quatre c~entoiines d'acres d,
supethcic.
On autre moroccan on p~arcelle de Terre,
situ6 dams la dte paroisse, au Nord-ouest, Quart do
Section No, 3, Township N 3, Rang6e Sud, No. ,, con.
tenant ent-soixante-deax acres, oixsnte-quatrec cen.
tiemcs d'acres de s~upericie,
Cling ESCLAFES de different seres; IN
BOTS DE DIT; One TABLE; CT I'M double
barl FUSIL.
Les conditions a la Vente.
A. G~ARRIGUEs, Jugs de ParOissc.
Decemhre 10, lS44-ts.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
AVE- IN -PRrnrgpTnuRa.

Touie pessonne ayant a fairc valoiF IN droit dc pre-
%Iemption sur aucun des terraius situes dams les lmites
ides townships cidessus ~enunler6s, est invite en- eta
bir la preuve la satisfaction du directenr ct du rcce-
veur au bureau des terres d'o1 lis r~essoftent Ell q on eff
%fectuer 10 Placement aussitotque laire Sc pourra, a dater
du present avis ct avant lie commencement dc la vente
~Ipublique du township emhFassant lie terrain reclamt
sous peine dc Ia perte dc son droit. Tho II, BLAKE.
Coqmissdire de bureau general DIES 1erres
BuREAu DIES TERREs, 0pelousas, Le., Ter. Oct 1914.
p. l.. HEBRARD, R6gistre.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
CHANGEMENT DE DOMIClLE.
DANIEL N. POPE,
VI A Al EN- GROS

a Transporte sou Establishment de la rue du Canal,
IA No. is, a la rue des Magasins, Granite Build
ings9 au coin de la rue Gravier, gu il Went de reccyoir
un assortment complet de marchandiscs de premiere
qualite ct comprenant tout &c qui pcnt convenir aux
planteurs ct a la saison tells que;
7-8 ct A Lowell. Virginie, George ct O~snabnrg;
ga, rs. ct "A Cotons ecrus pour draps Il cheraises:
Do. do. blanchis, do. do,
Couvcrturcs de ioutes qualities ct couleurs;
Kersey, Lynseys, Kentucky Jeans, draps Caslmlfs,
toilGs, sc. sc.
Tous ces articles scront vendus au plus has prix pour
du compliant gu contre acceptation payable en- vile a
courte echeance.
nespere que SEES amis ct lie public en- general, lui feront
yisite ct 6xaminineront ses marchandises avant de fare
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
apooK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, ane

MpOOK AND JOE PRINTING OFFICE, and
ed Blank Book Mandatory, corner Of Camp and
Canal streets, Rel6 Orleans. The subscriber having
and BINDERY, and rendered the whole establishment
complete in every department, is now prepared to exc
cute orders in the above line of business in a superior
manner, with accuracy and punctuality, and as low as
Bills of Lading, Dray Receipts. Commercial Blanks,
Law Books, Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Hand Bills,
Posters, Pamphlets, Insurance Policies, Labels, Tickets
&c, &c., Funeral Notices. Orders LETT at the New
Orleans Stationers Warehouse and Literary Emporium,
IA Camp street, will be punctually attended to.
j.. B. STEEL, Il Camp street,
nal Successor to Norman, Steel & CO.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
ssmgItst1 asset ssi're1rtS.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY
j. 3. STEEL, IA Camp Street,

4E j. ID. Sl EEL,a IL Sduip ouoS'S
New~Orleanss
MD ESPECTFuLLY b6gs leave to inform his nu-
Ia merous customers insthe city and country, that
he has now on hand a very large and extensive assert
ment Of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, APE AM
Stationery, and would call the attention Of
Merchants and dealers to the following list Of articles
which he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices:
AccouNT ~BooKs-Ledgers, journals, day books, m
voice books. cash and sale books, of blue and white,
wove or laid paper. in Russia or plain binding,o OF every
variety half bound ledgers and day books long foilo
petty lodgers bill books, of the various approved ioflns'
with and without printed heads receipt, blank, memo>
%randum, and c%yphcring books pocket iepgefs' pass
looks, indexes, copy books, ~promissory note books, bills
of exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved.
autographed and printed books OF the best copying
paper: bills Of lading Check books on all the banks IN
the city; log books; ship receipt books, of various forms;
ship, steamboat and dray receipts; cotton weighers'
and yard clerks, books.
BLANKs-Letter and folio steamboat bills of ladlng'
bills of exchange, p~romisory notes and drafts; also
all other kinds OF mercantile and ~customhouse blanks.
~PAPER-Letter paper, commercial post, packet post
and foolscap for retailing and country trade, a PRIME
assortment Of the most approved manufacture, ruled
and plain. Colored and fancy paper OF all kinds, Sizes
and qualities bristol boards; paste boards; wrapping
paper, envelope, cotton %salnphng paper, &c.
1 PLAYING CARns-Patent ivory surface playing cards,
viz: super6ne Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish ~Ali des-
eriptions of fancy and printing cards.
SrEE1. PENs-Pcrry's medium. fine and extra line
; points: do three pointed and India rubber pens; Gilliots
t Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others of
$ his manufacture. Wrlght's, Windle's, Mitchelfs, Par<
dow's g., sc. Quilts of all kinds and qualities.
PENcIIs-Pnre Cumberland black lead drawing pen
ellis, various degrees of hardness good counting room,
office and levee pencils crayons, brushes, pants ana
c colors of the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds
ivory and bone folders, waters ane sealing waz, black
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and Jet
ter stamps, Rogers fine cutlery, &c. &C., comprising
the most extensive assortment ofeyery useful article IN
this line that the ingenuity of man has invented, or ttiat
the wants of the community require.
ScHooL BooKs-A large supply Of all kinds in gener-
!, sonally, assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
,e Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy tc
x sHi again, supplied at the lowest possible prices, by
j. B. STEEL, "A Camp street,
nal (succcssor to Norman, teel & CO..
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-25
ILAIL lLRLIAIN
De TERRES,
des Tsrres des Opelousas, Louisiana.
ELS townships spivants seront ofiierts en- vcntc al
~ bureau des torres aux Opelousas,
Lundi. 80 Decewbre, SAL,

Township fractionnaire trois, nord de la rangdo trois,
est.
Township un Nord, ct township fractionnaire trois
nord dc la rangee quatre, est.
Township fractionnaire quatre, nord des rang6es oiuq
ct six, est.
Townships sept ct hut, sud. oxcept6 la section trento-
etsun du dernier, de la rang6e onze, Quest,
Townships sept OF hut sud, exccpt6 la section trentes
six du dernier, de Ia rangee douze, Quest.
Sections IN, deux, trois, dix, onze, douze, treizc, qua
torze, quinze, yingt;cinq, ~vingt-slx, vingt-sept trente-
trois, trente-quatre, trente-cinq ct t%rente-six, dams 10
township sept, sud, de la rang6e treizeo Quest.
sivemont, vingt-et.un i vingt-neuf measurement ct
trcntcsdcnx b trentc-aix inclusivement, dams 10 town
ship hunt, sud dc ID rangee treizc, Quest.
Sections deux d quatre inclusivement, dix a quinze in
~cIusiscment, vingt-trois d ~yingt-six measurement,
ct section trente-cinq, dams 10 township nouff sud dc
la rang6e troize, Quest.