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PROBATE NOTICE.

WHEREAS. accounts md vouchers were pre-
seGted to the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Monroe aud State Of Ohio, at
their April term, A d lsl5, for settlement by the
executors and administrators of the following
named persons, TO witt
Administrator Of CIoyd Johnston, deceased.
AdminstT stor Of Thomas w sker; deceased.
Guardian 70 Rosanna HAYDEN
Executor Of David Griffith, deceasedi
Administrator Of Elijah Bennet. deceased.
Administrator of John Keller, deceased
Notice is therefore hereby given TO all persons
interested that said accounts are continued until
the June term OF said Court for 1915, for comfr.
nation. Apr 26. 1916.
7:3 WIN. OKEY, Clerk NJ c. c. {. +.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
JOHN LINN, DECEASED.
THE subscriber has been appointed by the Court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Commission
er on the estate of John Linn, deceased. repre-.
sented insolvent. The period of SIX months from
the date OF this notice are allowed creditors to
bring in their accounts aud prove their claims
against said estate. The subscriber will attend to
the duties Of his appointment during the period Of
said six months at his own residence in Sunsbury
township, near Beallsvllle. Dated April IA, lS45
8:4 THOMAS GRIFFITH.
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ATTACHMENT,

ATTACHMENT 7.
G. L. Dungm, All persons interested will
VS.. take notice that Cadwalader C.
Reuben Bloomer. DUNCAN. on the l5ih day Of
April. A. d. lS45. sued out writ of attachment
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
county in the State of Ohio, against Reuben
Bloomer for the sum of ninety dollars, which writ
has been served and returned. Dated May 2, ls45
VIM 0KEY, Clerk.
By JOHN W. OKEY, Dep. Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the commissioners of Monroe county
at their next June session. praying for the location
of county road to begin at the Malaga road neat
the south east corner of Henry Fords lands thence
TO the Saw Mill yard of SAID Ford; thence to the
road at the new bridge near the north.
west corner Of said Ford's land. May 8, 1915,
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ROAD NOTICE,

THERE will be petition presented to the com.
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their June
term, ls45. praying for county road commencing
at the point Of the ridge on the road fork Of
Duck Creek, on the land of r. Ingram; thence to
George Sills; thence along the ridge to ntersect
the road leading from Lebanon to Summer6eld on
the land of John Kerr. May 3, 1S45.
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ROAD MOTT. r..

w \ II w 4 rs " I,
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the Comm;s iuners of Monroe county
at their June session praying for the location of
county road commencing in Enoch township, at
Aaron Barnes OH the Waterford Road; thence the
nearest and best route 10 Daniel McFerson's in
Enoch township. April 26, ls45. 7p
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FRFDERiCk MDiILEalAN.S ES FATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate of Frederick MuhIeman, late of Monroe
county, deceased April 26. 1876 TOD
E3 JOHN MUHLEMAN.
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IS Reward!

LOST, on Wednesday, the 18th ut, between
Woodsfeld and LewisvIlle, brass mounted Rifle
Gun. The above reward will be paid 10 any per-
son who will return said gun to the subscriber or
to this office. s:3
May 3, lS45. JAMES KENNEDY.
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.ilSEPu PlCKANnS rs

.hDsEPH PlCKARD $. ESTATE. y
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as executors on the
estate Of Joseph Pickard, late of Monroe county !,
deceased. April 26, ls+5. s,-,.
JACOB PICKARD,
E3 ELIZABETH PiCKARD,
MARY ANN PICKARD.1
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a LARGE quantity Of COTTON YARN just
"A received and for sale lower than ever before
cold in this place by ~ siss. s.l,s f :
Nay >. is4s, .,.S - - - - =, sti
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JARED TiiDMA ~ kSiAiE 3d1
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator ON
the estate of Jared Thomas, late of Monroe county,
deceased. April 26, ls45
z3 JOSEPH FULKE RSON. no
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ROAD NOTICE.

EtNIaK II N Y ~ IL "---"- = n
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will DO
presented TO the Commissioners Of Monroe county
at their next session in June, for the alteration
of road commencing before John Porter's door;
running south about 60 rods to neer the corner of
sections 2S and 90, where il inersecs the old road
in Seneca township. April &c. IS45 Z
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REGUL.aR PASSENGER PACKET.

WHEELING, sUNFIsH sIsTERsyILLE
UNHE new fast running steamer MINSTREL,
IL JAMES ODBERT, master. viii run as reg
ular packet during the season. as follows: I'll
Leaves Pittsburgh every "Wednesday and Satur-
day at O'Clock, P. NJ; and Sunfish every Monday
aud Thursday. IS o'clock, A, NJ.
For freight NJ apply on board. ortoif
]. RAY, Sunhsh.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
sd EMAININGin the Post Office at Woodsfeld, I,
~ Ohio, on the lst day of April, ls45. which,
if nct taken out before the first day of July next,
will he sent to the P. o. Department as dead let
tiers:
Alexander, Harrison Kech James
BattiD Aaron Lands Abraham
Brown Sarah Ann Lowe Isaac
Burton John McTague Hugh
Brown John C. Martin James NJ.
Barman Seth Morrill, Jacob
Baker Benjamin Maloch James
Clark Harriet Moorhead Mrs Sarah
Cree William Moor Israel
Car John Esq Mason james M
Dye Ezekiel McCurdy Aaron
Fryman George Short Thomas = f.
Flick Anders on or Peter Scales William
Gadd Giles Snider Andrew s''.'
Grim Charles Sells James
Goudy Isaac Steel Adam
Headlee Ephraim Thompson VIM.
Hood William Trago ErAsmas
Jervs William Waiter Casper
Justice William Watkins William
Johnson John Wyhant Hugh
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they are advertised.
April l, 1916. -5-3w
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SAMUEL MARSIiALL:S ESiA1E.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate of Samuel Marshall, late Of Monroe
county, deceased. April 26, 1915.
7:3 ADAM MARSHALL.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will he
presented to the commissioners Of Monroe conn
ty at their session in June next for the location Of
county road through part Of said county; com.
mencing for the same at the first crossing place
below Headley's Mill OH the east fork of Duck
Creek; thence up said stream on the right hand
side ill it approaches near Esq. Waylmant's i'm
provement; thence .on the right Of said improve
nent as near as practicable to rtersect the Sum
merfield road at or a wild cherry on the land
Of the widow Stone; thence crossing the run
norhwa ardly up small run the right side TO the
fork of the run; thence crossing the right fork aud
up point on the land Of Martin Baty, the right Of
the clearing to the first main bench; thence on said
bench till nearly opposite the dwelling Of William
Tidd; thence descending and CRUISING the run on
the left, through the improvements Of Joshua Ma
thena TO low gap in the ridge; thence northward.
ly along the line Of section ten as near as practi-
cable to public road; thence west on said road
to the top of the hin; thence the nearest and best
route to intersect the Summerficld and Mt Ephfaim
road at or near the line between james Watson &
John Bryan. April &c, l845. Z
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SAMUEL DANFORD'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator ola
the estate of Samuel Dan:or.l, late of Monroe
county, deceased. Dated May 3. 1916.
8 MORRIS DANFORD 30
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RICHARD IAMBORN,S ESTATE
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as executor on the
estate Of Richard Lamborn, late Of Monroe coun-
ty, deceased. April 26, 1916.
73 ASA BLACKLEDGE.
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ATTACHMENT

Benjamin S. Cowen, Before Henry Mason, Esq.
VS.. "a Justice Of the Peace for
Stephen Cisne. Centre township, Monroe
county, Ohio. aN.
The undersigned has taken out writ of attach
ment in the above named case against the goods,
chattes, rights, credits, moneys and effects Of the
defendant. Apr. IL, lSi5. s9l2 noy
q B. S. COWEN. q
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JONATHAN HAMILTONsS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed ard qualified as administrator on
the estate of Jonathan Hamilton, late of Monroe
county, deceased April 26, ls45. ..
73 GIDEON nj. HAMILTON.
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JOHN PALMER'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified administrator with
the will annexed on the estate of John Palmer,
late of Monroe county, deceased. May 3. lslS.
s THOMAS GRIFFITH.
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HtREEN RIO COFFEE superior article,
IN just received and for sale low by
J. X. g. J. H NORRIS.
May 8, lsl5. stf
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Iyr ARsHALL's SPECIFIC RHEUMATIC
Ia REMEDY, for sale by
J.R.&J. H. MORRIS.
April rs, le45 Tf
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Orntf par laGoMr Oes prfRpes

LM aL &EE Wa
SERONT vendues, 4 Tenchere pUhligue paf 10 sUus-
~ signe Juge de la Paroisse ST. handrys
Lundi, Sine. Jour de Mars,gie45,
a la dernisre residence do Jamee O'Connor, decide,
sisuee dams la dits paroisse, n Ii yieills Grande Prai-
ne, les p~roprietes aPpartenant ! Ia succession dn dit
defant, ct consistent en-;
Un certain lot Ou moroccan de Terre,
situ6 dams la dite paroisse, 10 meme sur lequel reaidait
reinforcement lie dit d6funt, contenant deux cents ar
pens de superfeie, ensemble avec tous les batimens OF
am6liorations gui sly trpuvent.
Unel autre moroccan de terTe
situ6 dams L. lite paroisse joignant le moroccan do ter.
re ci-dcssus et ~consenNnt deux cent arpens de ~superfice
Cling E.sclaves, trois chevaux, ] char.
rette Il boeufs, I paire de hoeufs
de tire, seize tetes de betes & cor.
mes douces, un lot de cOchons, ul
lot d'Oatils de charpentiers, listen.
sis de ah6nage, etc. etc.
Les conditions a Ia Vense.
A. GARRIGUES, Juge dc ParOisso.
Jan. so, ie45,.ts
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Par la Cour DIES Preuves.


SERONT ofFertes en- vente d L'ENCHERE
y PUBLIQUE, au plus haut metteur ct der.
nier ench6risseur, par 10 soussignd juge do, ct
pour Ia %paroisse ST. Landry,
samedi % Mars proclaim, 1s45,
a la derniere residence du fene EMELIE FONTE.
NOT, vcuye de Ely CUTLERY, situGe dams Ia
Vieille Grande Prairie,
dams Ia dite paroisse, soutes les prophecies appartenant
q Ia succession de ID dite d6funtes conaissantasn un
Moroccan ON Parcelle de Yerrc,
derniere residence de Ia d6lunte, ss Dc Ia contenance
de cent quatrc-vingts arpens supericiels;
Cling ~esclaves, cinquante tetes de
betes a cornes dOuces, Chevaux de
charrue, huit chevanx bFutes, deux
paires bGufs de tire, un lot pores,
une charette 4 bouts, instruments
d'agriculture, menbles, &C., &c.
Les conditions sesons annonc6es % jous de la yente.
A. GARRiGUEs, JUge dc P0roisse.
0peiousas, 20 FevFieF 1885.
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MExEoUE.-Par la Creole, arrivee hieF, nous
ayons feeu des j~ournaux de Vera Cruz %jusqu'au
so ~janyier ct de Mexico iusq'au IS.
Ces Iournaux ne so1s gnere plus Tccens que
ceux deia recus soft par vote dire te soft par la
Havane. Les details gu lis confinement sur les
propositions au gouvernement laites pnr Santa
Anna ct sur les mouvemens qui ont amene sa
tentative d'evasion ct son arrestatien, n'ons que.
re- plus d'int6rat. Dependant nous ne pousons
nCus empacher d'emprunter au Courier Fancais
du III lie passage %suivant.
"tJne trahision infame, IN acte de deloyaute
sans ~exeinple Went de metre le conlble a Ia Ia
chet6 proverbiale de Santa Anna, ct le desho-
%norerait pour ~toujours sill n'etait deia deshonore:
pendant que Get homme e~nvoYait d Mexico des
commissaires pour demander son pardon, pen.
dant que le gouvernement ct le congress avaient
rimprudente generosite de respecter Ia liberts,
dun ministre prevaricateur, lui, au m6pris De
toni sentiment d'honneur, surpreEait Tavant gaSN
de du general Bravo, conmand6e par lie gene
RAJ Pena, Ell faisait de nouyelles victimes!.... II
faudrait desesperer de la Justice de Dieu 81 dc tells
~attentats ne ~receyaient pas le terrible chatiment
q4'ils meritent."
Santa Anna 6tait done ~touiours prisonnier dams
Ia forteresse de Perote, attendant son Judgement.
Giant que general Santa Anna, dit Ia Hespe-
ria du 10, a etc en- position d'attaqner le gou-
vernement constitutional, 10 pouvoir do SO
montrer feTme ct 6%nergique pour c0nserver les
droits ct ihonneur de Ia Republique gravement
compromis; mails auiourd'hui quill est nlalheu-
reux 81 soumis a Ia decision de ses JUICES, le goI-
vernement desire que les esprits 10 ealment,
atm que ID jugement soft ref6chi ct conforme de
tout point aux exigences de Ia Justice ct de la
Faison."
lie general Paroles a pris le commandment
de la division du general Sta. Anna.
On assure que Santa Anna est malade ct fort
decourage. II a fat demander que moyennRnt
"a reconciliation d In presidence, il lui fit per-
mis- de sortir de la Republique. Son porteurde
d6peches a etc mis- en- lieu de surete--Un pris
s%onnier ne peut plus faire dc conditions.-Ls
BELLE.
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EM N W1U WH n @
BsT Public ToUTEs LES sBMAINEs, FAR
JOSEPH ETRER.
! Bureau est situ6 dams G Court street" On face dc Ia
Maiaon de Cour.
CONDITION8 8.

eoNNEMENr:-Par an, payable d'avance, $3 on
Do, payable avant Respiration de 6 mois, 4 W
Pour six mois, payable d'avance, sansexception,, 2 0O
vIs:--Pou Pin ertion dun Care de pas Plus de dix
Ilignes, @l.pour la premiere fois, SO cents pour chaque
subsequente. Amoins quill men soft autre-
ment ordonne, les avis seront publies en- ~francais ct
en- anglais, ct paieront en- consequence. Une de-
|duction liberale sera fate pour les avis inseres pour
|une Tongue periodic. Lorsque lie temps dc rinsertien
|ne sera pas specific, ellie sera c%ontinuee pendant deux
mois ct Paiera en- consequence; mails la publication
'd'ancune avis, gu la continuation d'aucune sonscrip-
tion ne sera arretGe, tant que lie prix men aura point
Ste paye, ct q moins que l'Editeur men decide
autrement.
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NEW oRK.-L'edifce assez waste, formant
pencoignure des rues Spruce ct Nassau, occup6
par limprimerie du journal la Tribune, est deve-
nu la proie des Aammes dams la mutt du 5 cou.
rant. Les proprietaires de ce journal, ainsi que
leurs voisins du Deutshe Schnellpost feuilles ale.
mandes, deux libraries ct un marchand de H.
queurs, eprouyent DIES pertes considerables don't
les assurances ne couvrent que la moindre par.
tie. &c s%inistre est attribute a la negligence
dun garcon charge d'allumer du feu dams une
chambre de la Tribune: I'm journal enfamm6
ala tomber sur une masse de papier; les lam.
mes eclaterent soudain ct Sc dirigerent rapide.
aux clotures qui toutes etaient en- bois.
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"a v ) 8
VENTES
Par La COur DIES Preuves.
DeMte par III colr 0eo3Dremocs

W. WV &SSS& Wv %%SN% wv ~ Ne~$~
SSERONT offertes en- vente, a I'enchere ~publique, par
- lie soussigne Juge de Paroisse dams ct pour h
Paroisse 81. Landr.,
In Samedi premier jour de Mars l645, . Ia dcEni6re
residence do Celise Fontenot, decide femme de Donat
Guilory, sitn6e sur 10 BayouFoeuf dana Ia dite P~aToisse,
toutes les p~roprietSs appartenans q Ia succession en-
communicate entire 10 dit Donat Guiiory ct leo cnfans
o. hsFitiers do Ia ditto femme decide contestant en-:
TN certaine .mofceau ON lot de tetTe,
Situ6 sur le Bayou Boeuf, 10 nelno sur lequelle rs
sidait d~erni6Fement 10 ddfnnte, Ct conscnant cent sOi1.
ante aEpens de auPersice--
Sept Esclayes d'age different, et dies
deux sexess-cin9 tAtes de che
vaux--betes 4 cornes,-marques,
nn lot de cochOns,-ustensils de
menage, etc, etc.
Au nombre des Esclaves oifSrts en- vente, Fun cat nn
bon ChayPentier,
Conditions a la vente.
A. GARRIGUEs, Juge de Faroiase.
Jan. so, 1885,
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Tempete au Nord.-Le N. Y. Herald du s Ell
du 9 content les details des dommages causes
par la tempete qui a desol6 les c6tes du Nord lie
5 du courant.
LIE navire Sheffield, venant de Hull, a etc je.
te a la cote, mails les passengers ct pequipage Sc
sont sauves. On a decouvert au phare de Eaton,
Long-Island, les debris dun batIment qui a do,
aller d la cote dams la mutt du A. Probable.
ment tout le monde a peri.
La goelette Saluda, venant de Marble Head
a New York, s'est perdue sur lie Cape.Cod le
81 %janvier, quatre personnes de pequipage, lie
c~apitaine compris, ont peri.
Les j~ournaux sont remplis de details sur les
pertes faites soft dams les ports, soft dams Finite
rieur jusqu'a plusieurs centaines de miles du ri
wage. La neige dun autre cote a tombe en- ST
grande abundance que les communications en-
ont etc momentanement suspendues.
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LEGISLATURE.

Plusieurs measures de %uueluue Importance,
ayant etc soumises a cette ~assembl6e, depuis no.
ire dernier No., nous allons essayer den bonner
une analylise.
Lundi II Fevrier. L'acte nour amender les
lois iscales de rEtat Sc presente CONNIE ordre
special din ionr, n est adonta section a. sec
ton, avec I'm am~endement de M. Bush. oui ac.
corde deux ann6es au lieu dune, pour lie rachat
a ceux don't les terres auraient etc saisies pour
tnre ct nassas :
Apres plusieurs motions ~reglementaires, la
Chambre reprend fexamen du bill de Mr.. Pr
ne q9I pouryoit au ehatlment de d'tferens crimes
con6ance oa,.',cnne ,ni ,epimr aett a. q a Aus not 20
Fiat anres nLlsieurs amend,nans 81; Fan, Mn.
tot fortif6, gu'afaibli, a pass6 sa troisieme lee
ture. lie bill rend ces delis passibles dun an a
sePe ans.aans ia penitentla're e. ie.r enleye ie
pna :. = IN rLto ~ SP PC H. ~" III ues.ln sumo :
ant une nrime. recoit aussi Ia sanction do 10 l.
chambre.
10 Feprier. Mr.. Texada presente une peti-
non de certains habItans DIES Avoyelles, Rapides
non H mar ~ ~. u einS; IA creation q une
pr6sentees. par divers membres. nonr Greer des
paroisses GU changer lie siege des cours, ct sont
renvoyees a leurs comites respectifs. De tongues
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81.

Msasra. E0Sg&M4aOT@ @TAGG. do La Paroisse
DC. Landry,
ANT iait demande, par Petition, d'etrsnommes adj
ministateufs do In succession do feue,
EBAGsLsfs RONTENOT, deeoAee,
en- la susdite paroisse.
Toutes los peFsonnes qui aurAient des raisons iegAles
pour ~s'opposer d la dite nomination, devront les prssen-
ter a mon bureau, eeritcs, dams les dix jours qui suiyront
la date du present avis.
A. GARRIGUES, Jugs de Paroisse.
0Ysb6usaa, 90 Few, Is45. fa0-2t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

LIE telegraphe de Morse continuera encore en-
activiIe pendant q~ueiques %jours; fnais a moins
de nouveaux secours de la part du Congress, il Sc.
"a tres prochainement abandonne,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

VIM. Curray, comparaissait samcdi deyant le
recorder Genois sous Paccusation d'assaut ct
baslerie ct mutiIation sur James Rider. III pa
RAFT qua la suite dune rixe entire enx, Curray a
enlev6 d bellies dents deux morceaux dc ID joue
de Rider ct a tente do lui %enlever aussi une oreil-
lie. IL est envoye devant Ia Cour Criminelle
pour repondre de SEES actes de cannibal.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

G-La Legislature ct la Convention Sc sont
ajournees lie 81 c%ourant, pour pouvoir a%ssister
aux examens des ecoles de la premiere mu.
niciPalite. En- Consequence, nous n'avons rien
a bonner a nos lecteurs, relativement a leur
actes, lie % etant un jour de fete cher a tous
les occurs Americans, ct qu'ils ont dignement
celebre en- vile.
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Dente par laGOnr pes lpreupes

SERONT vendues, a RENCHERE PUBLIQUE,
= par le sOussign6 iugo do OF pour Ia pAroiaSe st.
Landry,
Vendredi 81 Mars proclaim, 1916,
A la deEniere residence de FRANCOIS RTE
BREAUX, situ6e ct placee
Sur Plaquemine Brulee,
les p~rUpritt6s aPpartenant au dit defunt, CONSTANT en-
un
Moroccan on Parcelle de Terre,
derniere residence du dit d6funt, de la contcnance de
deux cents arpens superficicls,
Quatre c~sClaves, cheyaux, b9tes d
cornes, meubles, etc, etc.
Les conditions a la Vente.
A, GARRlGUEs, Juge de ParOisse.
Opclousas, 90 F6vrior is45.
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LIE % FBvR1ER.-Ce jour ST cher a la me-
MORE de tout citoyen American, a etc fete
CONNIE d'habitude, par les habitans de notre pa
%roisse, samedi dernier. Quand Get anniver-
saire cessera d'emouvoir lie ceur de tout Anne
%ricain, alors nous commencerons a craindre
pour lie salut de la Republique; mails tant que son
retour annuel fera palpiter tous nos occurs, en-
dept des folles passions de nos hommes poll
tiques, notre noble banniere flottera ~toujours
sans voir une seule de SEES etoiles obscurcie, GU
une seule de ses rates perdre son eclat. Dieu ct
notre pays! Washington ct liberte!
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route en- fer entire ls village ella Pointe Coupee
cut etc execute, toute notre paroisse Sc fut epan-
ouie CONNIE une rose. On put deslors prophe-
tiser lie tort qui en- resulterait pour nous, ct la
prophetic s'est plus que realised Prenons DIES
leGons de sagesse dansle passe! Iln'est pointtrop
tard pour voir %renaftre notre prosperite, ct plutot
nous nous mettronsa l%'nuvre, m%eilleur sera pour
Ia communicate.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

On evalue maintenant la somme soustraite
par McNulty, g%reffier de la Chambre des Repre-
sentans au Congress, a $4,000.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

GPols.-Notre article sur les navets, nous
a valu un present de pois, produit dun jardin
des Opelousas, mesurant deux pouces a deux
pouces ct demi de long, bien rempl's, ct en- bon
point pour atre cueillis; chose rare pour la sal
son. Nous comptons bien en- recevoir I'm plat
avant peu.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

Mr.. Er1ENNE LAUR1ER a etc nomme par lie
Gouverneur, ct avec fapprobation du senat,
Juge de paix pour la paroisse Lafayette.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

Au Nord, la Temperature a 6t6 extremeTnent
lroide dams ces derniers temps ct Ia gFande
qlantite de neige qui u tomb6, mutt singuliere-
mA8H an service de Ia MALE.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-27

GrLa communication envoyee par &C. D.
etc reGue, mails est arrivee trop tard, pour ctr
inseree dams nnotre No. de ce jour.