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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-19

Nj. Gregory, Ego, and Samuel Nj. Janncy.
against the Report, and in opposition to that
KIND OF education--and in support of il. by
Col. Dimmock ThosJ Randolph. Esq. VIM.
Nelson Esq, of York, and Rev. w. :. Plumer.
Mr.. Gregory moved the indefinite postpone
ment OF the Report, which was carried by a
small majority.
REPoRr or NORMAL SCHOOLS.
This Report, declaring it inexpedient TO
adopt Normal schools at present, as distinct
Institutions. and recommending The CONVEX
sion of the Annory into Military School. was
also taken mp, and postponed Indefinitely.
On motion OF Andrew Stevenson. ESQ. a
committee was appointed TO prepare memo
rial To the General Assembly. to be presented
with the proceedings, asking the enactment
oi such law, to carry into effect the objects
OF the Convention, for the establishment of
Schools, as may be- commensurate with the
wants oi The people.
The Chair appointed the following gentle
men To constitute said Committee. viz:
MCSsrs. Stevenson. Janney. Plumer. Daniel
| Rogers, Nelson, and J. ID. Munford; and ON
motion, the President and Secretaries were
| added.
The labors Of the Convention being about
to close. Mr. Gallaher offered the following
| resolution, which was adopted unanimously :
RcSoiCed, That the thanks of this Conven-
/ ton be rendered to the Rev. ]. Is. Jetcr and
| the Rev. Robert Ryland, for their politeness
and kindness in aifordng the use of their
| Churches for the assemblage and accommoda-
ton of the Conventions
On motion of Mr. Nelson of York. Rcsoiped
| That the thanks of this Convention be unani.
mously rendered to the President of the Con-
| vention, and to the Secretaries, for the salts
factory manner in which they have discharged
their duties.
| Gov. Mcdowell then closed the Conven-
ton, in most felicitous and touching adj
dress; and, aiterpnyer by the Rev. DIR. Plumer,
The Convention adjourned, sine die.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
To me rejioindras CO soir a Rennes, mon

-Tu me rejoindras &c soir a Rennes, mon
garcon, s'Gcris Didier. En- route. malntenans, 2.
bonnie schancel
Jude no We 1T point rspeter Get ordre; il Piqua
dos deux u partis AZ galoP.
Qusnd II cut franchi la porte de Ia couE, le
c~apitaine Sc retdarna vers les deux Wallets dc
Vaunoy.-Vous stes c~nrienx, maitFe, dlt-a y
Alain; c'est un facheux defaut ct qui ne porte
point bonheur. Quant a tot, ajouta It'll, en- s'a-
dressant 4 Lapietre, prends garde!
n s'eloigna. Les deux Wallets le sulyrent des
yeux.
--Prends garde! repeta ironiquement La
pierre, que dite-vous de celia, maitre Alaini lie
ieune COO chante haut; on dirait quill SO sent dc
races. Pour ce qii est dc prendre garde? c'esi
toljours i'm bon conseil.
Didier await pris, sans savoir, la direction gu
iardin. II SO trotva bient6t au miLieu de hautes
| charmilles taillees d pic ct formant Iinevitaoia
ct c~lassique labyrinthe des jardins do xviii steele
De temps en- temps quelques statues de marbre
blanc nhapercevaient 4 trayes les branches gu
Sc resentment dsia des approaches Do fhiyef
Didier ietait sur tout celia an regard distract. In
olontairement son esprit stait rcvenu aux pen
sees ani ~avaient preoccups son reveil. Comm.
il arrive solvent aux esprits Wits ct poetiques, illn
snfi,, pour ainsi dire, d'evoquer Diffusion pom
auscIie reyint. Ces grandes murailles de yer
dure desinrent pour lui des yiclles cenaaissan
COS. II 81. rctrouva dams COS dcdales, ct qioiIu'
ieur article fnt assez innocent pour que la cilos'
pot sembler naturclle, il crut on tacha de croIr.
que 10 souvenir etait pour lui le I'll dAria ne.-
Wagons! sesdisait.il dun ton Motto enjoue, moi
lie s~erieu1; voyons 81 je me trompel.. = Je m
souyiens GU 81 10 diyague! Ma memoire, on moi
imagination me dit qu'au bout de cette alice.
i droite. il V a un berceau ct dams ce berceau IN
statue dc inynlphe antique. Noyons! III,
II prit Sd course, impatient Ct inquiet; car ~
fusion await grand ct il en- etait dela a crain'lr
me deception. A quelques pas DE Fendroit on !
charmflie faisait au .coude, 4 s'arreta et gliss
SON regard 4 travers les branches. Il deyir
pale, nit Ia main sur son caur ct laissa echappe
an cri. Berceau et6statue etaient dcvant Sc
yeux. Settlement, au Gil qu'il poussa, Ia status
~charlnanie nyinPhe vetlo De blanc, t~ressailt
yiyement ct Sc rctourna.
IA c~ontiauer.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
MAGAstN U3fiABlLLEMtANS IlG
ALFRED MUNROE.

Rue deS Magasins. No.34, encoignures DIES Rues
MagdSins et Grauier.
"A BFRED MUNROE informe SEES amis et SEES pra-
1A tiqucs, quill reeoit maintenant son assortment
d'automne d'habillemens confectionnes ct d'autres
marchandises il est heureux dc pouvoir dire que son
fond constituent fassortiment lie plus parfait qu'on ait
iamais trouv6 a la Nouvelle Orleans.
LIE systeme de prix fixe. quill a adopte, scra stricte-
ment maintenu, ct les prix DIES merchandise merite-
ront touours l'attention des achetcurs qui visent a
Ir6conomie, Chaque vaisseau arrivant de New York
apportcra des additions a son fonds.
A. NJ. En- remersiant DIES favcurs passes, espere que
lie systeIne quill a adopte lui meritera nne part lib6rnie
du patronage public. II a deja reSu les marchandises
suivantcs
Hibits ct lGvites en- drnp noir franeais ct ~anglais, de
premiere qualitc do do do bleu ct brun do do do do do
Icesimir ct %castorine do do do surtouts do; habits de
travail de tou;ss sortes; leyites ct habits en- Kentucky
Jean do do satinet; surtouts de couyertes de toutes
Eespeces ~pcntalon en- casimir francois ct anglais, qualitG
sup6rieure; do do do casimir de fantaisie DO do peau
de dam unie anglaise do OCCUR de lame quadrlle ct
rave do; do Kentucky Jean ct Satinet GiIets dc velour
noir saperieurs do do ! antaisie do; do sole ct laine do;
do satn nolr ct de fantastic do do droises en- casimir
ct cachemire; do do do un seul rang de boutons; un
large assortment de gilets de bal chemises de toiie dc
cotton ayec col ct deyant de toile; chemiscs de couleul
de toutes sortes do hanelle rouge chemises de dessous
ct calecons en- funelle, lame d'agneau, mGrinos ct co.
ton chemisettcs ct coils echarpes ct cravattes mou-
chcirs Dc sole ct de tOile; br6tolles CONNIE elastique 81
sole; giants de toutes sortes chaussons agneau, merinos
ct cotton; coils en- satin ct alepine; MALES; valises
saca dc mutt ;parapluies, Aussi un bel assortment de
casquettes en- loutre, veau marin, rat musquG ct autrcs
fourures et des %chapeaux dc toutes espeees a des piS
inferieures d ceux des magasins dc chapelierie.
Tous ces articles seront offeris aux plus has prix
Poss .bles ct dams aucun cas- un rabais nc sen accorde
sur ces prix.
ALFRED MUNR0E,
ni43m Rue des MagasinS No. 81.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
n doit ERE O14ert en- Yeate, aur conditions g
lien mentionnes plus haNf,
A. sARRIGUES, Juge de Paroiase
geate Iar LaGomr oea 2preM0ea

SERoNT vendlies 4 RENCREREP UBLIQUE,
- par lie sousaignl juge do ut pour Ia paroisse st,
Landry,
LIE Lundi, 40 de Feyrier proclaim,
A 10 dernisrs residence dc PIERRE LOUIS Gull
LORY. de ID paroisse surdite, decide, mari de Advise
Deshotel, nitu6 dams
Ia Grande Prairie, pres dc IA Valc Plate,
touses les p~ropri6sea appartcnant 4 fetat de cornmunau-
10 qui i axipst sntfelc ditto Advise Deshotcl,l les cnfans
~ 1eritiera al dit d3lnnt, eonsiatsnt dun
M0Feeau de Terre.
aur lequpI rssidAss ssdit d6funt,I c~ontenunt cent soix-
ants acres III a~NIFEfcie,
Uns nNise wa de Rois ct de Tcrre, dc
Prairie.
aitue aNssi dR3alA dite Grande Prairie, ct contenant
dOux ceNts AcEes M suPerticie;
six escIay $50 tetes de betes i
cOrnes en- vaclserie, envirOn SO tetes
lie chevaux, mAliaeres, so tetes dc
bons cheyanx, ~unientss ii p~oulains.
ntensiles de menages ct autres OBJ
lets de maison, etc, etc.
Les conditions seroHt Annoncees IL jour dc lavente.
Al. GARRIEUES, Juge de Paroisse,
0pelousas, 9 Janvier 1915.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06

HDooK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, and
Id Blank Book Mandatory, corner Of Camp snd
Canal streets, Neto Orleans. The subscriber having
made large additions to his PRINTING OFFICE
and BfNDERY, and renderedth the whole establishment
complete in every department, is now prepared to exc
cute orders in tie above line of business in a superior
manner, with accuracy and punctuality. and as low as
Bills of Lading, Dray Receipts. Commercial Ranks,
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,
ID Camp street, will be puactually attended to.
j. b.. STEEL, II Camp street,
MI {successorsto Norman, Steel q COZ
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ErAr DE "a LouIsIANr,

UTUEsSV .. IV'FUF!g y
Moi, J. POaey, D6pute Greffier dela Cour de District
dams ct pour lc dit Etat ct Paroisse ccrtife, parle pre-
%sentes, que ee qui pr6c6de est une copie yraie ct corr
reete du jugcment intervenu dams lie process cidessus
.denomme.
Tenlcin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour aux
I Opeicuaas &c 7 decembre 1874.
dl2.lm J. PoSEY, D. OK.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06

HANS cctte nfFairc, npres avoir entendu Ia loi ct
~ les t6moignagcs, II est ordonne et decretf, que
la demandercsse aurnit jugement contrc lc dGfcndeur,
~Sebastien PcrEodin, son mari, ct rccoayrcrait de lui, IA
Esonnse dc ONE cent dixhuit dollars ct ONE cents, avec
nt6fat legal depuis Ia demande en- Justice ~jusqu'au par
fat payment, avec hypotheque Ngole pour garantie de
la susdite soMnle, sur toutes les prophecies de son dit
mari dePnis 10 premier Avril dc Pnnnee 1871.
Iparce de bien de son dit mari, Sebastien Perrodin, ct
qu'elle adninistrera sa propriet6 CONNIE une fenesoie,
let lihFe de controle.
II est en- ousFe dscr6tt, en- raiSon d1 consentement
dos parties, que ID demanderesse payera Ia ingement
d'Andre Dessarpe autre d~efendeur, iadite dbensandefesse
layant auquis Ia ~propriete Yendue en- vcTtu do son writ,
let que lie d6fendeur Perrodin page les irais du process.
Fait ct signe en- cour ouverte co S dec&mbre 1894.
II. Royce, Jage 81 6nne. Distriess
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
NHMwHMm

"a MEETING of thWcreditors of CHARES 4,
EDWARDS, late of the Parish Of st. Landry,
dec. viii take place at my office in the Town of Ope-
lousaS, on Monday the 2Tth instant, for the purpose Of
celebrating and deciding on the terms of sale of the
property belonging to the Estate of said deceased.
A. GARRIGUES, Parrish Judge.
January Is, 1875.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY.
j. B. STEEL. IA Camp Street,
aww-MnSa1 q

A &NGVbM~tAOGAA6p L&sHH
WD E~SFECTFULLY bcgs leave to inform his nu-
.MN mercus customers in the city and country, that
he has now OH hand a very large and extensive assort-
ment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AMI
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-Iedgers, journals, day books, IN
voice books, cash and sale books, Of blue ana white,
wove or laid paper. in Russia or plain binding, Of every
variety half bound lcdgers and day books; long folio
petty lcdgers bill books, of the various approved forms,
with and without printed heads reeeiPt. blank menio>
randum. and ~cyphering books ; pocket iedgers' pass
books, indexes, copy books, promissory note books, oills
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 hooks,o OF various forms;
ship, steamboat and dray receipts; cotton weigiers
and yard clsrks' books.
BL.sKs-Lrtter and folio steamboat bills of lading,
oils of exchange, promisory notes and drafts; also'
all other kinds OF mercantile and ~customhouse blanks.
P~ApER-Letter paper, commercial post, packet post
and foolseap for retailing and country trade, Il PRIME
assortment Of the most approved Manufacture, ruled
and plain. Colored and fancy paper of all kinds, sizes,
and qualities lrislol boards; paste boards; wrapping
paper, envelope, cotton sampllng paper, &&.
PLAYISG ~CARps-Patent ivory surface playing cards,
viz: Supcrine Eagle, Henry VII. Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All dcs-
criptionsl of fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs-Perrys medium. fine and extra hne
points; do three pointed and India rubber pens; Gilhot'a
Victoria. Prince Albert Commercial and all others Oh
his manufacture. Wrght's. Windle's, Mitchelfs, Far'
dow's s., SC. Quilts of all kinds and qualities.
PENCIL-Pnre Cumberland black lead drawing pen
ellis, various degrees of hardness good counting room
office and levee pencils crayons, brushes, paints "nt
coors of the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds
ivory and hone folders, waters ane sealing wa1, hlacb
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and let
ter stamps, Rogers inc cutlery, &c nc, comprising
the most extensive assortment @ overy useful article II
this line that the ingenuity of man has invented, or tina
the wants of the community require.
M GcIiooT RnnRa-A large SJIDDly of all kinds in pCDfr
al use, selected with great care by the subscriber per
sonally, assisted with the Judgment and advice of tn
most eminent professors and teachers.
Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy I
sell again, supplied at THE lowest possible prices, by
J. d. STEEL, IA Cnmp street,
/. n2I Successor TO Norman, tcel & co,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
THOMAS - WINSTON
.M.AGASEJVsS DIEEoECERKE

En- gros Ell en- de.aii, Encoignure DIES rues Poy-
,dras ct Commerce, Nos. II, 10. 81, Noureie
Orleans.
A YANT pris ces TROIS MAGASINS pour Plu-
"A sieurs annees, i'ai resolu de conduirc mes afaires
de maniere a meriter lie patronage des merchants de Ia
vile ct de la campagne, des planteurs ct des families,
des magasins est Superintendent destin6 a Ia yente en-
detail; les deux autres la vente en- gros. AUX ePices
ries raj Joint I'm assortment general de provisions;
Pore. graisse, lard, farine, sc sc. Mes conditions
seront aussi liberales que eelles d'aucun Establishment
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans, ct pour bon %papierles termes
seront raisonnables.
Je reeois maintenant mes premiers approyisionne-
mems ct dc raveu dc mes competiteurs eux memes, Je
xcux continucr a tcnir rassortiincnt lie plus complet e
lie meileur marclie, d'Gpiceries liqueurs ct provisions de
la Nouvcllc Orleans. ma lyr
Nouyelle Orleans, Nov. 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
atertLsec1ne11ts %. OrleaMe.

". DAVID 81 Fills,
EieiHe Leree No. 80, enire les rues Cont' e.
BienpiNe, NouvELLE ORLEANS,
WTIENNFNT dc ~rcceyior, des manufactures &c
v France ct a nglecy IRE un assortment omplet de
% uincailIerie ct Coutellerie,
des meilleurs noodles; La Tongue experience dc cette
maison, est une garantie que les articles ehoisis par
ellie, sont de qualitG superieure ct calcules pour ie ma
che de la Louisiana. Leur
QUINCAILLERlE AMERlCAINE,
choisie avec soin ct achct6e au plus bas prix, leur per
met d'offriir aux marchauds de Ia camPagne toutes les
marchandises de ce genre qui pcuvent leur etre utiies
varies qui iamais furent apportes sur &c marche ls
prient leurs amis dc visitor leur etablisscment, No, 5s
Vieile Levee.
NJ La Gazette dc St. Martinvilie est price d'inserel
~l'article ci-dessus, ct d'envoyer son comPte a y: Ia
yid Il Fas. d5.2m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
caLLEGE TN.

OPELOUSAS, LIE.
ES commissioners du College Franklin Sc font un
h plaisir d'annonccr au public, que la session regu-
here de cette institution commeneera lie premier lundi dc
|novembre proclaim.
LIE ReYd. JoHH BURKE, reinforcement de la paroisse de
Natchitoches a etc nomm6 president sa profonde cru
dition dams lOutes les branches qui constituent une
seur classique, sont de surs g%arants, pour les commits
saires, qu'ils peuvent lie rScommander au public CONNIE
Iun instituteur digne de sa protection.
On enseignera dams cette institutions, toutes les
branches dune complete education collegiate, embras-
SAINT les langues, Anglaise, franchise, Espagnole, Latino
Jet GFecque, les mathematiqucs, la philosophic natnrelle
&ca.; on s'attachera particulisrcnent a fenseigne-
ment complete ct ~pratique de la langue franchise.
La session durera dix mois ct commencera lc Ter
llundidc novemhrc proclaim
lie prix de lenseignement est fxe a $40 par SEES
sion, ct cclui de la pension a etc rebuilt a $l20 aussi
par session Fun ct l'autre ~payablcs, moitie compliant ct
lIautrc moitie lie Ter mai suiyant.
Les commissaires veulent, quill soft hien cntcndu,
lqu'1ncune extra charge ne scra imposee etque lie prix
lae nenseigement, de la pension,du ement ,du blanchis-
sage, du chautfage, ct dc P6clairage, nc s'elevera qua
$l60 par session les parents devront fournr a ledrs
enfants les liyres ct les autres articles de lihrairie.
Les professors offTent dc bonner aux elevss la pen
sion, lie logement ct &c qui en- depend nsamoins les pa
rents ont roption de les placer en- pension dams lie voisi-
mage, s'ils lie ~preferent.
Les dortoirs du College nc laisscnt rien A desirer sous
le rapport sanitaire ills sont wastes, bien acres, ct garnis
de places q feu: jamais plus de deux el6ves n'oeeupe
ront la meme ehambre.
Enfn les commissaires ct Ia faculte du College Frank
lin n'6pargneront nj soins, nj depenscs pour contribueI
au bien etre des pupilles qui lear seront comics.
Par ordre DIES Commissioners.
Opclousas lie "a Oct. 1871.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
Sc coup 0Iane.
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ssoss e sellsu1s ue son PGIet-s pehhes :
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sssA. y s'apnAlaae rlut0f' = JShuls pre- JuteI
ssAsassnaAA gNe ] ~ w snlant. ptas ue rldeauA
- pure TVS &c .ene1ESs oe sote... va mon gar
ss9, II r. e 4sssens P.us.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
~ u Is .

ct lie public q1il Went de recevoir son
ASSORTMENT DHTVER DHABILLEMENS
CONFECTI0NNES,
de gualit6 superieure ct a Ia derniere mode anssi un
assortment complet de
Qaincaillerie, Sellerie. Montures
pour S%ellerie ; Bottles ct Souliers fins
ct commune; Sonliers pour danes ct
enfans; Marchandises Sechcs;
el enfn IN assortment general d'autres articles trop
nonbreux pour he's specifer, ct qui seront yendus i
des pix tres r6duits POUR DU COMPTANT.
P. COLLINS.
Grande rue au coin dc la rue du Nofd.
opslousas. Nov. ls44. ale 4m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
hate Of Riyer Premium

FIRST ULAbs BTEAMboArs.
From Ne,p Orleans: Per cent. prem.
70 Vieksburg and intermediate landings, Ia
TO Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph,
Manchester, Shreveport, Harrsonbure,
Vermillionvine, Columbia, Princeton,
Franklin, st. Martinsvile, and Jones
Landing, RaI4
10 louisville, ST. Louis, Evansville, Ecore
Fabre, Coates Bluff, Columbus, tGa4
and Grenada, Ial4
10 y%ncennes, shawneetown, T%uscunbia.
Florence and Nashville, lAal
To Cincinnati, Maysvile, Portsmouth,
Mount Vernon, Alton, Jefferson and
Amsterdam, Hall
70 GAINESVILLE. Wheeling, Pittsburg, Lit.
tic Rock, Montgomery, Ala and Tus-
caloosa, lAa2
To Morrisou's Bluff, Knoxville, Van Blu.
ron and Fulton, PAPA
To Fort Smith and Jonesboro', Red River, 9621
To AleTandna and Hatchitoches, 1qi
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06

WTMEasakmbl&e Cr6aaciers de Charles A Edwards, de
~ SSde reinforcement dans Ia faroisseede ST. Landry,
dot ayoir leu 4 mon bureau, dams Ia Vile des Opeiou-
sas, Lumbar dl courant dams le hut dc d6liberer ct dc
dGcider sur les conditions de la vents des prophecies ap-
~partenant d Ia succession du dit defunt.
A. GARRIGuES, Juge de PGroisse.
is January, iS44.
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greltsh ADVERTISEMENTS.

No. 44S7.
CELINE DUPRE, mlfe Of Firm uplcfAL
Scbaskien Perrodin, DIsTRlcr,
Us. ~ st. Landry.
n this. case, after hearing the law and the evidence;
IT IL ORDERED AND DEcnEED, That the Faint n
have Judgment against, and do recover Of the Defend
ant, SEBAsrIEN PERaoDiN, her husband, the sum OF
Eleven Hundred and Eighty-fve Dollars and EleveE
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 ls4l. -,
IT is ruRTIEH DEcREED, That the Plaintiff be separn-
ted in property from her SAID husband, SebastenP erro-
din, and that she administer her property as q Jc'He'
sole, and free from his control.
IT is FURTHER DEcREEp, by reason OF the consent o.
the parties, that the PlainthfsPay the Judgment Of An
DIRE Dessarpc, another defendant, the said Plaintiff hay
ing purchased the property sold un Ter his writ and tina
the Defendant, Perrodin. pay the costs Of suit.
Done aud signed in open Court, this 9Th December
lle4A. H. BoYcE, Judge Of 9Th District.