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THE LOVE MATCH-pesignei TO llu.trs.e the various
Influences hat sprsns from The union OF Mr. and Mrs
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ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES
THE LIVES an Opinions " ~ H0n- Benz b BufIsr.
and Jesse How with aroc OTIS ef..r. kr OF v.rol.
Distinguished Dcrscfsis-the whole fo.r Gn astonishing
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Mackenzie Price 81, crnts b. bad wholesale ant ~
iai OF W. II. GRAHAM, Tr,une Bulldogs, Nasssl.st
ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS
THE GREAT BccumentS--WM. TAYLOR No ,
Asror House hs- received IT. Life and Opinions Of
Benz r Butler L. District Attorney FOR the southern
District Of New-York and Jesss Hoys Counselor al Law
formerly Collector OF Customs for lie Port u York
with Anecdotes Of her;ends and political associates b.
William L. Mackenzie
These truly astounding disclosures showing up the Secret
Political story Of the of New YORK sre creating
tremendous excitement and The edition ! almost exhausted
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hem u NM TAl LOR, No. A.tor House.
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DkETHOVES's Mountof owes nd NE seven sleep
ID ers dlrlue The week u the American Musical Conven

DEErHONES'~ MountOf owes AID NE Seven Steep
ID ers dlriug the week u the American Musiea tonNeh
uon.
The sublime Oraoro OF The Mount Of Olives by ne m
mortal Beethoven, and thu Seven seepers, by Dr. L~we'
will be- produced AZ the rsoenacle. THURSDAY evening
the 9th OF Octobenext under the direction OF MI uEOhoE
LODER.
The enons snd orchestra will be full and effective and The
Solo parts will be sustained By resident talent
Mr. H. c Timm will preside at the organ
Tickets Fifty each-msy be ooiansd on snd AFTER
Thursday the prrcipa music stores suoscroers
will receive three tickets for one dollar as usual
" B. The FIRST rehearsal place on THURSDAY eyenlns
next II the Coliseum $50 Broadway where the undersigned
will be mos, happy meet al who have formerly rehesrsei
with him. and any other good readers who are disposed 10
aid attempt to bTing out ID ensouraee 'esdsH talent
s22S" HENRY MElGG>, 40 Broadway.
NEW-NORk SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY
Y Orsioro OF the Seven Ssepers, by Dr. Lewe;-Ih1s
new and exceedingly Orstorio will be- performed
by the SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY, aided by numerous
and eicien, Orchestra Wednesday evening 2iIh inst al
the Tabernacle.
Director ~ Mr.. L 4. HILL.
OrgAnst first timel........M Mr.. ". GREATOREN.
PERSONS REPRESENTED.
Aniipsier Proconsul of Ephesus Mr. fkAsEh
Honoria his wifi. hsr fret sppearancel Mrs JAMESON
Martnus. Bishop OF Ephesus. M Srn. y
Machus, .........-.........Mls j. /. Nvhi I'LL
Serspon, ..........,............'.. Miss Wnuinune
Johannes lazy 'ie'nvc
Constantine The Seven sieepers ~ H. bu VI :,
Dony sius, PIT ~ o. oeih
Maximi,nus ...................... +. II. Nash
Merchants MI ~ Aheto"S
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WM W. SHIRLEY, Aaeiiouser
oil PAINTINGs-By IL T. Wlisri.-This day,
~ Tuesday Sept sd at 10 O'CLOCK, al the -ses room ioi
Broadway collection OF Oh Paintings. eight OF which "ef"
purchased in Europe aud now sold, IN. owner ien nns
viz 3 Cattle Scenes, by De Keepers, Bind Boy, h"y
Family Moonlight and Hunting sc-res- Also various
others Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock whh paintings
Aner which large Secretary and Book Csse. cost % l,
Centre Table. and other Furniture advances - W
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NEW FALL CARPETS.

THE subscriber has just received large and eiez
i assortment Of Brussels Three Ply and Ingram Ia
PErfsG Of the latest stye and pattern, ogefo4, w
great variety Of Oil Cloths. Drlggits Rags, lnaJ~
Shades &c. which be will sell Toe very iowesa msIAes
price Aso-A large assortment Of !nsr.a xsryeups, -
rs S.w,m;ss opposite William. ..
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! cCOTCH GINGHAMs.-A iew cases ni~a''
| - Scotch Gingnams. for ss!e ~ s,n,ua s,pn
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ID L. KOGEkS' Fa'hl9 nabie aVtbs Re "v'''u"su1
L. ~ Bowery between Hester an1 Grand -s wVuld me
form his old customers aud the public 10 general ina hhFnv
from unuring cxerions Increased MS business 10 ich ~
extent h, has been compelled 10 change ms place nom ~
Grand d. 10 above place lbs woud AL tue irniish o'
his customer. the public very Wen selected ss-vf
o.ut Of Fn and Oo1fs. embracing all ne itest
.t.es o French ani English oths ana tassrer- very
ch lot OF Velvet bestngs. suitable for me coming s-s-O
nil of which will b. made hours notice, al cSsor
dnaey low prices and tbs sUpefur tyle Tor winch y"
-.,a .het mas D.cn long bal-d. Employing ihe
hest wofkmen. he hesttae challenge com pAsson
with any 10 point style elegance 10 the city ss o,so1
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Mr. 5. P. THOMSON Dear sir-For nearly year past !
have been troubled with bard dry cough, difficult eNpecto
ration ith pain in the side and breast which caused
great uneasness particularly the numerous remedies
resored failed to give any relief al last resolved
10 try your COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR; before had
flushed the second bottle wa greatly relieved am now
nearly through The tlhrd bottle aud consider myself
tey cured this result attribute solely to Tie Of
your valuable medicine state this that others similarly
affected may the for Yours, &C.
C. X CHAMBERLAIN, No. 1853 Spruce st
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G500 REWARD aeGye reward VIII l, be ' pad 10,
covery Of about 1900 in New England Bank Notes, I'm
which he has Disappeared Two hundred dollars VIII be
paid for his arrest and detention,
Said Davenporis sboui5 f. IN hight ford complexion,
brown hair upper teeth decayed dark blue eyes, stout built
and steps rather quick about SIS years Of age.
Information given Chief of Police. or al either Police
Station At Gays Express" ofce, 70 NallsL " y or -
Stale 81 Boston. or The subscriber
so 3u.. JOHN WILSON. p Nernon-sL Boston
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THE YOUNG MANS MENTOR.

IN BIZ entering into LIFE with Rules for his General
" Conduct after leaving >-hOol-ihe whole intended 10
assist IN forming and strengthening the Intellectual and
Moral Character Revised and corrected. By Friend %
American Youth. Price only L. cents. Published by
s223t W II. GRAHAM. No 100 Sassar-si
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- OARDINts.-A gentleman and lady. or TWO single
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and Board IN private genee family by sppyins al 30
Broomc-sL third block east oi The bowery. 50 81
a FEW single gentlemen or gentleman with bis wife,
Acan be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms
Al Is Charhers.. doors west of BrosdWay IS 2Nls
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VIM. Il. JUNENl Aucl unVeI' , -
ID day. September 2ilh 10. O'clock at the store 81 J.
ID Inyer-oil Co. No ~ Peaflsl 2e cases comprising
lar desirable assortment Of Boots shoes and 10
gans suabe for IN. southern Western and City dealers
sl received Catalogues and Goods ready on the day pe
vious 10 the sale. - ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13
OLD LIQUORS, WINES, CORlASI
fR,IIo, CONFECTIONAHlts

Oranpe, cmons, Figs Raisins. AIns|
yerm,c;ii, Macaroni, Candies. CitrOn, 4
ger Leui and Sarsaparilla Syrup., ss..
rnoms Walnut Ketchups, Ghersim
and grh Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, Fnud
iars Gin. Mustard, Alspice, Mace. Clo'a|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13
GROCERIES,

TNHE undersigned respectfully call Id
j the public 10 their fresh AID faH |
choice Groceries &c, together with, 4
genuine Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oh
perfumery. Their assortment consist I
following articles:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13

p'tings, ,
pesnswal
|ool hats
VIII
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hn Buror
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13
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Fofys shi
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and pli
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|ool bool
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and cd
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-13
GREAT DlSCOV cry
DIR. C. BENZ SMITHS
SUo,s COATED
"Improved vegetable Indian Pills.


Are the result of this labor. Their effects. and tn,
general favor with which they have been received in
all parts of the United States, warrant the proprietor
in the declaration that they are the greatest improv
ment in medicine ever known" Uulike all other mills
these neither gripe, produce nausea, nor any Other
unpleasant sensation while they arc powerful s il
IS possible for medicine to be, and be hdrmIess
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious of mineral medicines which
crt such an all powerful influence upon the system A,
10 supercede every thing else stIing and silcncny
both the disease and nature herself altogether and Of
ten coslituting greater and more grcyous disease
winch shall weigh upon man through life.
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
requires the prompt and certain effects of mild
agreeable purgatve medicine, like these pills
WORMS
ara instantly expelled from the system oy their use.
Foul stomach and furred tongue find positive anti
doe in these sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take them, and they
viii promote regular action, and preserve health mi
strenth OF body and vivaLity of mind. For cert;
Gates o. ladies', we refer the idvalid pamphlc,o
be had of the agents. But we will merely refe"a
few who have been cured by the use of these Tss
r. Thompson, Sc North Moore street, me ew o.
ihe late Judge Thompson) cured of pcrodS' mead !
ache and pain in the breast
K. Nj Park, United States Navy. fever. scroiu'a:
Jacob Garoeks daughter. No 8 stap"'' cured Of
Mrs. 8. A. Gould. tN,,ron os II, United States
Hospitsi) cured of headache and ;,ns affections
cured of pain in the head. dimn, SI %, sight sos &c
Jas NJ. Turner, late of the raVy, ooi Green- n
wch ST. cured Of weakness i, ,Ae oreast' costivencss
Ira AlSoid. ca.snosis' ,a eurod of billion. com.
plant.
James J. Bevins. den. theriH, has seen them used
in Tho d.S,o.,. nn;r. uop astonishiua result,
Hou. P. C. Lawrsn and Nathan Ball, NJ. D. Of
Micbigan G,vn aa ,.r.a to several remarkable cure,
Sold Mt I'D su' wv ich street, New Yofk. and h,
'' 'WALLACE& & WARD Ig.n,, {
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
ELECTIONS.

We give returns 81 far as we have been able to gath
or them -
AiGtamas-Of course this State elected a Locoroco
Governor, though Tho regular nemines was deieated.
Martin, the Independent candidate, Is elected BY a
majority Of about 1000. The Copgreaionet Delegation
stands as il did last elecsion-I Wing, Loeofocos.
Kentseky--Garsett Davis W. beats Tom Marshall
IN tho Lexington district; Tomasson fw3 Is elected
in the Louisville District, and the rest Of The Cougres-
sional ticket about az they were Last election. The
Wings hold their own, and odd Kentack, ID vet Wing
TO tho ehcre,
Isansssss--Ihroug the apathy and The quarrclling
Of tic Wings, as IS their usual wont whenever they arc
net exactly suited, the Democrats have elected a Gov.
etior in Inns State.
Rofts Garolisa-This State sends three Whigs and
SIX Democrats to Congress.
Indtdea is getting adrift from Locofoco snags. She
sends ttro Wings this time, and eight Democrats, TO
congress-last year, If we mistake not, but one.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

Ii Will be seen that, on the first ballot, the
two Senators, three of the Representatives, the
Sheriff and Clerk had a majority of dL1the votes
cast, and they were, consequently, declared dls
ly nominated for these respective offices. 4 mos
ton was then made that the Jipe highest on the.
Representative list should be chosen this mos
ton failed, as two of them had not a majority of
all the votes cast-there being many given to
other gentlemen. 1t was then resolved, that
the Delegates again assemble, and form tickets
for the tao remaining Representatives :--it was
done, and the result was precisely what il would
have been, had the first motion carried-thht is
that the fpe highest should be the candidates -:
for, by referring to the votes given, twill be
seen that Bordelon, Rogers, Gardiner, TayNr
and Campbell receiyedRhe highest number q
votes and on the second Eallot, the last Two gen
tlemen were elected. Whlre then, is the ground
for complaints All the Tickets cast ara iii our
possession, subject to the inspection Of Any one
and the list will show that those very gentle.
men who charge .trtckery' upon this body, 70.
ted for ths ticket themselyes-with 1nly the ex.
ception of ono or two names. And il Is 4 notori.
Gus fact, that the meeting proceeded with The ut
most harmony, 90 balloteha been count.
ed:-then, and nOt till then. when some Of the
asPirants found they were II tie minority, die
dissatisfaction show ltseI Il Is then plain, thai
disappointment Is AAndation of these false
and groupdlsss For the present, enough!
Perhaps WE aaa pursue this subject farther, ane
BIZ ts4ss and ballots in our hands, put some in
rather an awkward position
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

GIVE learn from the "Western Democrat"
published at Alexandria, that there will a Camp
Meeting held in the Cotile Pine Woods, com.
mencing on the llth September.
The same paper Informs US that a young
man BY the name Of Narcisse Lavfant, a native
Of France, WAS drowned in the river opposite
that town, on the 10Th inst. 4
From the same source. we are indebted for
he following information =;
sIaaac L. Morse, Esq, has returned to his
home near Opclousas. We aee il mentioned
that he is to delivers literary address at Norwich,
Vermont, on the first Monday in September"
ssThe Cote Joyeuse went down on Saturday
with twenty bales Of the new crop, and we hear
that 1t is ths intention Of our planters to ship as
hst AZ possible. The New Orleans market ID
bare Of cotton, At present, nor win the stock BIS
sufficiently large for active operations before the
middle of September. Fair qualities now 0
mand nine cents, which is a great inducement
% make carly shipments"
IF there II d possibility ofour Planters getting
thair cotton to market carly, We believe IL would
b advisable for them 10 do so. The very low
stage Ofshe Bayou, however, is against them.
We are shut up. with but a poor prospect Of ID
early rise. Meanwhile ihore il considerable
cotton on hand ready for shipment. and the pick.
Ing going on rapidly. Could not tho State boat
take a dig in La peale Diable, and make an
opening for the passage afbOatsi She would
thereby do a great service.
The "Democra says, tho bealth ofthe Par.
ish continues very good for tho seakon.u 81.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

-
III TE OF LOUISIANA,
To ALL WHOM II MAY CoNcERS-Greeting
WHEREAS, at a Judicial Sale made by the Sheriff
w OF the Parish Of St. landry, on the ninth dayo
December, 1914, under an execution issued at the suit
of the Mechanics and Traders Bank of New Orleans
as. Louis Bordelon & ais, being No. --o Of the records
of the District Court for said Parish, GERAZIME
RICHARD became the purchaser Of the following
described property, to-wit:
/. A tract or parcel Of land situated in the Parrish y
ISL, Landry, and lying IN the quarter of bellevue con
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
bounded on the North by land OF Mrs. Frank Perret,
on the South by Adelard Boute, on the West by public
land, and on the East BY the Bayou Bourbeux.
H. Also! another tract or parcel Of land, sisatedn
the aforesaid Parish, and lying on the bayou Bour nq
having a front OF five arPents, by the depth Of iofty
arpents, bounded on the South by Leandre Bourqae,
and the sides By public lands.
Ill Also, the following described Slaves, to wit;
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
opsleusas, July 81, 1856
M Il
STATE or LoUISI4N1,

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CeNcERN-Greetiss.
WHEREAS, at a Judicial Sale made by the Sheriff
w of the Parish Of st. Landry, on the sixth day of
May, 1874, under an execution issued at the sui n
Jean Helm rs Narcotic Kelly, wife of Eugene Lana.
ruse g. ais, being No. 1868 OF the files of the District
Court for said Parish, GERAZIME RICHARDbe
came the purchaser Of the following described proper.
~, to-wit:
A certain tract Or parcel of land, situated in the Par
Iish of 81, Landry, and lying IN the Grand Coteau, con.
timing three hundred arpents, more or less, together
ded as follows, to-wit: on the North by land of Gers.
zine Richard on the South by Patrick Woods on the
West by Madame Augustin Boudreau and on, se
East by Madame Robert Burleigh:
For the price of Six Hundred and Seventy -Four
Dollars.
And, whereas, the said Gerazimc Richard has pre-.
scented to the said Court his petition, praying for d
m~onition, in pursuance of the provisions OF an Act0i
the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana, entitled atAh
Act for the further assurance Of titles to purchasers Il
Judicial Sales approved March 10th, 1894.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons
who can set up any right to the aforesaid property, III
consequence of iniorInality in the order, decree q
made, or any irregularity in the appraisement. in time
to show cause within thirty days from the day this mo-
so made, should not be confirmed and ilonologated,
Given under my hand, and the impress of the seal
of said Court, at Opclousas, this 18th August,
IT, AID. 1916.
J. POSEY, D. Ck.
IIarlfr n gI,a A,.rt,et JkfE --nO1 . ~ WAG
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
NoTIcE 70

vFNHE undersigned, Professor of French, Spanish,
and Mathematics in the College of Franklin, hav-
ing rendered his resignation to the Trustees of that
Institution, to take effect from the LIST of November
next, will. at that epoch, open in Opelousas a Classical
and Mathematical Academy, for the reception Of young
Gentlemen from 6 to l6, These Pupils will be instruc-
ted in all the branhes and sciences constituting Il thor
ough and liberal Education, and prepared, in a few
years, to enter any College or University in the Union.
The undersigned viii shortly be joined in his under
taking by a friend of his, "a Gentleman of the greatest
responsibility and requirements, and a graduate of the
University of Dublin.
s. BERNARD.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
~ The present number closes the

~ The present number closes the
first volume Of the e WH1G.n Those
who wish to discontinue, will please
inform US before the next paper is is
sued. The friends Of the cause are
respectfully invited to use their cxer-
tons to increase our circulation. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to
us, will please make immediate pay
ment, as we want what is due us.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

Eau dc E7ev G'Oranse, of the first quality.
SIROPs-Lemoa, Current, MaaberrN Pin,
Apple, Vinegar, Orgeat, Orange, Lemon Juic,
CANDIES, of all descriptions.
Gouaue's Gelly; Pruncs Of Tours; Chocolate
of two kinds. Also, a large assortment of
WINES, in casks and boxes.-Cldrct, uhil
Wine, ST. Julien, 81. Squucur, Chateau
gamr, Barsac, Sdu5ernc, Champagne, ! b. ST
Suisse AbS;nthe, first quality.
. bbs. LIME. (ThomSsston} of The first qualt a.
% " Northern do: ~
100 pieces of BAGGING; ~
100 +" ROPE. All for sale cheap by
BATAILLE BROTHER
opclousas, August Il 1885,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

was at G.'a; I went over there with ", we
walked, I left McGahey's poney. saddle and
saddle bags at VS.. When ". and myself got
80 G.'sthere were several persons with him and
McGahey; we talked a while, and the hour came
for them to go to work on the road. The road
rum close to G.'s house. There were some IL
or 10 perSons, besides acme Indiana, at work on
che road.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
No. 1893.
DISTRICT CoURT,
PARISH OF Sr. LANDRY.
EUGENE GARRTGUES, life Of
EvARIsrE DeIRAN,
No. 1868.


HER HUSBAND.
X N this case, a regular Judgment by default having
IL been entered up against the defendant, EvaEiss
Dejean, and no motion having been made to set q.
same aside, after the legal delays and the plaintik
Eugene G%arrigues. wife of said defendant, having M
Itablished her demand to the satisfaction of the Couts
1t is, by reason thereof, aud the law and evidence, d
dered and decreed, that said plaintiff have iudgme&
against, and do recover of the defendant, Evaristc D
iean-lst, the negro girl named Helene, and her issa
Cd. a Critic girl named Maria, brought by her into mp
rage; Sd, a negro boy named William or Emile oag#
by her during marriage with her dotal funds. That X
have judgment and recover fifteen head of cattle, orr
lieu thereof the sum Of one hundred and fifty dolaEs
from defendant, to operate as a mortgage on the Iasno
Yeable property, and as a privilege on the movable pro-
perry of the defendant, from the sixth day of February,
eighteen hundred and f~orty-one.
1t is further ordered and decrced, that there be 81
%paretion of property between plaintiff and defenasals
and that the said plaintiff have the control and admin.
lstration Of her property, free from the interference q
her husband, Evariste Deiean. 1t is further ordsreas
that defendant pay the costs of this suit, III il ordersa
that plaintiff do recover in nature, one bed, bedding A.
armoir, and other articles, as stipulated in her msriAss
contract, under the No. 647.
Signed in open Court, this Sd day of June, l84S.
tsrGNEp) GEO. R, KING, Judge 9Th DIST
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

United States.
diately open a rendezvous, where the enrolmen can be
made; and SO soon as a company is enrolled, report the
same to Head Quarters.
The Commander in Chief relies with confidence on
the patriotism Of the citizens OF the 4th Brigade, to
meet the requisition of the United States, by voluntary
enlistment, without resort to Draft.
Should the volunteers be called into service, they
will be furnished by the United States with every re-
quisite supply Of subsistence, arms, ammunition and
camp e~quipage.
Nevertheless, the commandants of companies and
battalions, will report forthwith to the Brigade Major,
the state of the arms, munitions, and other equipments
of the corp they may organize, and use all exertions to
make it as complete as possible
=. Officers wishing to volunteer will report themselves
direct to Head Quarters.
GUY II. BELL, Brigr. Gen.
Commanding 4H Brigade L. NJ
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

Han STORM, We have been Informed hat
a very severe hail storm occurred in the parish
cfPoint Coupee on The 5,h inst, which, il is said
totally destroyed the cotton crop of MIR. Badgar,
and materially injured that Of Mr. Payne.--St.
FraneisriNe Chrpnirle.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

FMNIIE undersigned have the honor of informing theil
IL friends and the Public in general, that they have
just received a general assortment of
MD E& va @IGDGDER%-
consisting principally of fabrics for mourning and half
mourning for ladies', and other articles for the season.
A fine assortment Of
o. 8 % u 81 a i 81 s.
such as Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Whiskey, DC. DE
BAGGENG AND ROPE.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
PRoBATE COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,

PARISH OF Sr. LANDRY,
In The matter Of the Estate Of
PHILIP RiCHARR, deed.
YESHE Administrator of the said succession having
y filed his tableau Of classification and distribution
herein On motion, it is ordered by the Court, that
notice thereof be given to the creditors, to make oppo-
sition thereto within the legal delay. Now, therefore,
notice is hereby given to the creditors, to make OPPOSE
ton to said tabteau, if any they have or can, within
ten days from the first publication hereof, why the said
tableau should net be approved.
BY order Of the Court.
Clerks Office, August 9e, 1895. Of