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The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
BIZ Yesterdays Nal.

New YoRk CoTToN MARkET.-lhe Courier
and ENQUIRER has the following in relation TO
the Cotton Market of Monday. goth ultimo-
There was animation in the Cotton Market TINS
morning, and priccs were firm. The safes
which were principally for the French market
reached $500 balesS
MIR. Clay utterly I'd uses to enter the Senate
He is done with pu6tiV fife.
No news from Congress yet. Congress wen
into session the. first Monday Of this month.
The Electors. Of this sNAte met on the 4th ult.
and cast theirvotes for PSlk and Dallas.
There are many rumors from Mexico wheel
look and smell a good deal like gunpowder. we
have not time to give than
THE ELI bTToNs.
New York.-By% sgterday's mail, we recei
we'd the official vote in New York. 1t is as fol
lows--for Polk, 2s7,6ss; Clay, 23a, 4os; Biz
ney, 1882 Folks majority over Clay, 5,lso
Majority against Polk on the whole vote. 1852
Wright's majority for Governor, 10000.
Vesmom.--We have also received the olflcla
rote in Vermont, as follows For Clay, 26,17O
Polk, 1904; Birney and scattering, 1884. Ma
Ijority for Clay, e,729.
Georaia.-The Charleston Courier ofthe 2st
gives the official vote in Georgia. Polk, 44,l55
Clay, 42,106. Folks majority, 2,O49.
H-.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

THIS V0rE or DELAwARE.-A report has
been circulated that Mr. Clay would lose the
vote Of Delaware, IN consequence Of iniormality
BY the Inspectors. There are no apprehensions
Of such ! result, is the State Legislature has full
power 10 rectify the error ID question.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
No. 44S7.
cE g.1 Dp plE rtfs Of Frrrn1pDrorA1
pe0oSe1e" 1 ofoo"' DIsTRIcT,

HER HI 4. ais. 81, Aandry.
n N this case, after hearing the law and the evidence:
IL IT is ORDERED AND DEcREEp, That the Plaintiff
have Judgment against, and do recover of the Defend
ant, SEBAsrIEN PERRonIN, her husband, the sum Of
Eleven Hundred and Eighty-fve Dollars and Eleven.
cents, with legal interest from Judicial demand until
paid, with a legal mortgage to secure the same on all
the property of her said husband, to date from the first
of April, in the year lS4i.
IT is FURTHER DEcREED, That the Plaintiff be separa-
ted in property from her said husband. Sebastien Perro-
din, and that she administer her property as a teme-
sole, and free from his control.
IT is FURTHER DEcREED, by reason of The consent of
the parties, that the Plaintiff pay the Judgment Of An-
Dire Dessarpe, another defendant, the said Plaintiff hav-
ing purchased the property sold under his writ, and that
the Defendant, Perrodin, pay the costs of suit.
Done and signed in open Court, this 5th December,
1874. II. ROYCE, Judge Of 9Th District.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

The schooner Equity arrived yesterday from
Matamoras. We learn by herthat r. II. BELr,
Esq, U. s. Coneul of that port, died on the llth
of0ctober. Of the fever which prevailed there as
an epidemic. isearly all the persons composing
the crew of the schooner Caroline had died, and
che Captain also was al.-I6.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
HONOR TO THE PATRIOT.

The Philadelphians, we understand, contcm-
plate a grand and fitting testimonial to our
Great Statesman.-Thcy propose raising, by
small subscriptiens--none to exceed five dollars
the sum of twenty thousand dollars, to be paid
to Powers the SCULPTOR for a statue Of Mr.. Clay,
to be placed in a suitable building in one Of the
public squares Of this city, Probably since the
death Of the Father of his country, there has
never at any time been sorrow 50 pervading and
50 profound as that which follows the discovery
Mr Clay is defeated. The intelligent and
right minded regardhim with an affection which
no other public man ever inspired, and which is
only surpassed by that devotion to country which
induced the desire oil his election 10 the Presi.
dency, Henry Clay is defeated-worse thar
that, the People are deteated-andt the last suffer
For him the Presidency had few if any attrac
1t could add nothingto his greatness OF
to his reputation. Who would not rather BIT
Rcnry Clay than be Observation-Disclosures be an.
such, we pity him. How true, how much true
than ever before, are the following lines by Whit
tier ~. " T,;huoe a
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

or Our friends Of the 'sTropic," in one Of
their late papers, begged some person to send
them a Biblet The same day the "New Or.
leans Bible Society," presented them with a fine
octave copy. Read, and i,pardiy digest, gen.
tlemen, and you may find much for reflection
BY the way, that yarn you spun on its receipt
was sOmei
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
11Ortrait %1Dointing.

I'D BoGLE, from Charleston, South Caroline ~
1Gs now a resident of New Orleans, has ssss.ss'
0pelousas for the purpose of producing SEINE sPeclals=
of his art. lie viii be pleased to fine emPlosmeH, =
u few weeks, and promises perfect satisfaction to ALE.
patrons. MIR. B. may be found at the residence o. g
friend, the Rev. John Burke, Franklin College, VIZ
lie will attend those Ladies and Gentlemen WIG W 81
to have themselves transferred to canvass. n%SSs
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

srA Parish 81 Of goS s.. landry, .
/, ]. PosEY, Deputy Clerk of the District Court in
and for the said State and Parish, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a true and correct copy of the Judgment
in the abovc-entitled suit.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Opc-
L. s.. lousas, this I Deer, 1874.
dl2.lm j. PosEY, D. OK.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

0The Governor of South Carolina oppoint-
ed a day of Thanksgiving, but the Is%raelites in
Charleston refused to worship, because he used
the words : His Son Jesus Christ, the Redeemer
Of the World Spunky chaps, them Jews!
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

9-The aMorning Herald of New Orleans,
is no more. Il has been merged into the Js:6er-
sonian, and Is now edited by Mr.. Claiborne, q
Mississippi.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
.HE IS NoT FALLEN

.&WEGHM-k1E l3 nv AL41BG1EN rn. @"t.R
Nor FALLEN No ! as well the tall,
And pillared Allegany full
AS well the Ohio's giant tide,
Roll backward on its mighty track,
As he, Columbia's hope and pride,
The slandered and the solely tried,
In his triumphant course turn back.
He is NOT FALLEN! Seek to bind
The charmless and unbidden wind; y
Oppose the torrents headlong course,
And turn aside the whirlwind's force;
But deem ye not the mighty mind,
Will cover before the blast of hate,
Or quail at dark and causeless i'll;
For though all else be desolate, ~
IL stoops not from its high estate
A Marius mid the rum still.
HE 10 NOT FALLEN! Every breeze,
That wonders DER Colunbia's bosom,
From wild Penobscot's forest trees,
From ocean shore, from inland seas,
Or. where the rich Magnolia's blossom,
Floats, snow like, ON the sultry wind,
Is blooming onward on his ear,
A homage to his lofty mind
A need the falling never find,
A praise which patriots only hear.
STAR OF the WEST! A million eyes,
Are turning gladly unto him
The shr ne OF old idolatries,
Before his kindling light grows dim!
And men awake as from dream,
Or meteors dazzling to betraY;
And bow before his purer BEAM
TIN earnest Of d better day.
All. HAIL the hour is fastening ON,
When, vainly tried by SANDERS flame,
Columbia shall behold her son,
Unframed, without u laurel gone,
AS from tho flames of Babylon,
The angel guarded trial come.
The SANDERS shall be silent then,
His spell shall leave the minds Of men,
Aud higher glory wait upon
The WESrsRS PArsIor's future fame.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

The official vote of sTENNEssEE I,as at last
been received. MI. Clay has the Ute Of the
State hy j majority of 1919. The aggrp gate vote
was ll9,93T. \,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
About FIVE thousand head of
VACHERIE HORNED CATTLE

Is
About two hundred and twenty head of genile
horned Cattle sixty Nacherie Horses about
one hundred and seventy-scven head of Mares
and Horse creatures; one hundred and twenIg
seven head ol Sheep; ninety head Of Hogs
twenty-five pairs Of work Oxen; twelve Amelis
can Horses; twenty.six work Mules; four un.I
broken do; thirty-three head Of Horses, Mare
and Colts, half-blooded; one lot Ploughs, Han
rows, Hoes, Spades, Axes; Harness, Collars
Brides, &c, &c; one LOT Carpenter and Black.
smiths Tools; three Wagons; one horse Can;
two OK cart bodies; one Family Carriage and
Harness; one Buggy and Harness; one sulkY8
and Harness; Armoirs, Bureau, Tables, Toilet
Tables, Sofas, Chairs; Bed and Bedding; ore
lot Fodder; do. of Corn; one lot CrockerywaFs
one China Tea-set; Kitchen utensils, and other
movable property, too long to detail.
6 The terms Of said sale will be advantage
Gus to purchasers, and will be announced on the
day Of sale.
diets. A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
ri o BATE ALE
SALE.

WILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC AUc,
Wv TON, to the last and highest bidder, ~
the Undersigned Parish Judge in and for the Par!
ish of st, La uiry,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
PROBATE SALHS.
PROBAf SALE.

WILL. b~eoAered for sale at PUBLIC AUcTnx
BY the ind srsigned, Parish Judge in and d,
the Parish Of ST. Landry,
On Saturday, he l4h day Of Dec'ber aeat, 1914
AT the last residence of ISABELLE JEANs
SOME, late Of the Parish aforesaid, deceased, wifa I
Arsenne Socie, situated in PRAIRIE RONDEs M
the said Parish Of ~. t.andry, all the property belong
ing TO said deceased, consisting Of tho undivided haif
Of a certain
Tract orparcel of Land,
the same where deceased last resided, containing twos
hundred and forty superficial arpents, more or less
Sir head Of horse creatures, horned cdHle, house.
hold f~furnaures &c. &c.
DsTcrms at sale.
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
Opclousas, November IA, ls44-ts.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
LATE

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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IL The AMERICAN ALMANAC, and Repository of Use
full Knowledge, vol. l6, for the year 1915.
The American PoETs GIFr, illustrated by one of her
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J4RvEs' HIsToRY OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, Iy. 9vo.
Do. SCENES or SCENERY in the do.
NorEs OF CuRA, by q Physician.
EMMERsoN's ESSAYS, second series.
Din. CHANNING's WoRKs, complete in 6 VS..
SPARK's Letters ON EPIscoPAcY.
A ProroRIAL NATURAL HrsroRy, by S. G. Goodrich
author of Peter ParIey's Tales.
ALSO,
All the English and American Annals, for ls45, and
other ilustrated arcrks, got up in a style Of superior
elegance suitable for the season.
just received and for sale at the Nep Orleans Sta
tisHer's Waseaonss.
]. B. STEEL. IA Camp street,
DIG (successor to Norman, Steel s. Co..
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
ON WEDNESDAY

ON WEDNESDAY,,
The 18th day of January next, lS45,
At the last residence of WILLIAM WIKOFF
late of the Parish of st. Landry, deceased, situas
ted in the QUARTER. de EI0isGACe, III
the Parish aforesaid, all the Property, moyeable
as well as imnloveable, belonging to the success
sion of said deceased, consisting of
TIE PLANTATION
on which the deceased last resided, containing thirteen
arpcnts front by forty in depth, bounded on one side bySs
land Of Widow Antoine Lambert, and on the other side
by land Of Louis vaahille; together with
All the Building and improvements
on said plantation.
81 Grdrf OF Ia1Md
situate in the aforesaid Parish, and lying on both sides
of the East Branch of the Bayou Pidquemine Brales,
having thirty-seyen and a half arpcnts front, by 6rtyin
depth, on one side of said Bayou, and ~thirty-ivc arpen;s
front by forty}in depth on the other side together with
AL The Bindings and Improvements thereon.
La CERTAIN TR lCT orPARCEL LAM
situate and lying in Prairie Maria, in said Parish
fronting Bayou Courtableau, bounded on one side by
land of John A. Taylor, and on the other side by land
of Stephen w. Wikoff, containing five hundred super
fetal arpcrts.
A certain Tract or Parcel of Land
situate and lying in Prairie Mamou, in said Parish, and
containing eight hundred superficial arpents.
A PLANTATION
situate in the Parish aforesaid, and lying on the left
bank of the Bayou Bauf, having eight and a half arr
pents front on said Bayou, by forty arpepts in depth,
Webb, widow of said WIN. Wikoff, and on the lower
side by land of Andrus and Wilkins, aud containing
three hundred and forty superficial arpents, more oress.
iii THE BUILDINGS
and Improvements on the Aforesaid land of Mrs. Della,
D, Webb, situate on Bayou Benf, and joining the aboys
tract of land.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
t. auprB Sbis,
SI Ah@UsA9, MAa
T44URsDAY MORNING, DEC. Y, 1s44.

HThe Rev. Mr.. Burke willdeliver 4 Tenn
,,erance Address next sabbath morning, in the
Methodist 81. Church. From this gentleman's
usual nanret of handling his subjects, we may
expect 10 hear swords good for soul and body
We advise all our readers 10 60 and heart.
y o. The District Court adjourned on Thurs
day last. Simon Matt was sentenced 70 eighteen
months imprisonment il the Penitentiary for
ccw.steaIing. Don't nobody steal no COW We.
aiaV goti
or We see BY d notice in the Gazette, that
he 6ne steamers st. Landry and Gen Morgan
enter our trade 50 soon as the water win permit.
Come on-,here is work for all good boats and
u-entlemanly officers. An advertisement of the
Gen. Morgan will be found in our columns.
We last week received the Planters
Hammer, friend Wilson having again resumed its
publication. II Il printed IN 4 new form, and i
III fiAl Ill good reading matter asa nut is ot meat,
Gcahsad, Bob, and luck Be with you.
49, Much obliged 10 the gentlemanly officers
eide steamer Elizabeth for late city papers,
Do 10 some more, gents.
e The N. q. Courier Of the Sd inst. statel
that The Electors Of President and Vice-Presi
dent were then ii The city, and would meet The
next day ia the State house 70 cast their votes.
91The news brought BY the Britannia vii
be found ii our colurnns to-day. Cotton, il viii
Be seem, il still on the decline. Our planter
must turn their attention te something else i
make 4 living, now that Mr.. Polk is%Sassum
the reigns Of Government. On this subject
more anon.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

Much obliged 70 the gentlemanly officers
ofthe steamer Elizabeth for late city papers.
no 60 some more, gents.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12
One Hundred Slaves

Of different Ages, and Of both Seas
among which are three stock keepers. a blacksmith aid
u good carpenter.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

Gr The NJ q. Courier Of the Sd inst. states
that the Electors Of President and Vice Presi.
dent were then IN the city, and would meet the
next DAY ia the State house to cast their votes.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-12

DR.. Miller, of Columbus, Ohio, has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy of Assistant Post Mas.
ter General, occasioned by the resignation Of
Mfr. Tyson, of Philadelphia.
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pic, will be executed with the greatest
care and promptrude, and on the best
terms.
Jobbing work and repairing will be
done at the lowest possible prices with
every attention and expedition.
n. b. All articles manufactured by
this establishment will be stamped r.
Hoe 4. Co, SO that persons from abroad
may not be imposed upon with spurious
articles, made in imitation oftheirs.
Printers OF newspapers who publish
this advertisement, with this note, TIRES
times before the first of july next sad
send one oftheir papers to US, VI - he en-.
titled to the payment Of IhS 49, I,II on
ouylng ioor 'l'lo7 ne al" ,0at Of it.
The Weekly register., 1844-12-07

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lensiye imprsSeme MS are 10 co'''e'n -
il mater and appearance, by securing
increased talent to ITS co!nl',''' '''''
For it's general Ste..1inr and charac-
Ter reference may be had to lis perse-
veriuo efforts IN The cause OF Universal
ism. and the moral elevation OF The race,
for the last twelve years As IA the
nasi. SO in the future, 80 efforts will be
SHARED to render it one Of the best pub
lications IN The ordor--a valuable jour
nal of Religion, Literature and ln'c,II-
rence-in short, an acceptable Family
/ paper. either for the established Uni
vcrsalist. or COR the Inquirer after the
truth or the doctrine. and even for the
candid opposer, who IS disposed TO cN-
anime botn sides OF the question. In all
. lis course it aims TO be guided by the
law Of kindness and love, and 70 say TO
those who cannot unite wuh it in sentl-
ment, "ceme now and LEI us reason to-
geiher."
arrangements are in progress for a
+ Series Of Articles, Of Commentary,
/ Exposjtory and Literary character,
which shall give greater solldity and
permanent value 10 the volume anl rem
der II still more worthy Of Preserya-
/ ton.
An Original Historical Tale. It is
proposed, also to give, in the course Of
+ The volume, TO commence IN the early
Z 81.