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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
North Carolina Farmer.

NORTH Carolina Farmer.
IINHE importance Of an agricultural work. puh.
hshed within our swn soil and climate. and
devoted to the advancement of Agricultural science
and improvement in our own State, must be eyi.
dent to every intelligent and rejecting mind.
Such, il Is intended, shall be the North Carolina
Farmer and TO this end, selections win he care-
fully made from the standard works on Aericul-
ture and the abest agricultural papers in the Tn
ION, embracing every thing that may oe supposed
70 interest the husbandman in relation TO every
branch Of Agriculture. Contributions will like.
wise be sought and doubtless secured, giving Inc
ExrERIEscE-modes Of cultiyation-rules Of ma.
nagemcnt-success, &c. of the most skilful ana
successful farmers in different sections Of the State
To the friends Of Agriculture, therefore, through
out the State we appeal for support; and wh;le
we earnestly solicit their aid in extending lis eircu.
lation, we pledge on our part to render the North
Carolina Farmer in all respects worthy of nat.
ronage.
TERMS.-"TheN oRrH CAROLINA P.RsEnn
will be published monthly in the city of Raleigh.
IN octave form, of "a pages on fair type and good
paper.
Pnee.--Fer one copy, 81 so per annum, which
may be discharged by the payment Of one dollar in
advance, or within one month from the date of
the subscription; for six cepics FIVE dollars if re-
mitted at the time of subscription, post paid.
PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
!. For the largest number not less than
lou, with the cash for subscriptions, S25 in
money or a silver goblet worth sa5
2. For the next largest number not less
than so. do. slsl
3. For the next largest number not less
than 65. do. sIo
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than so. do. sIoI
5. For the next largest number, not less
than 40. do. d
6. For 80, S.. for 90, So.
THOS. ]. LEMAY,
Editor, Raleigh, n. C.. |
Raleigh, June 10, Is45.
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IRON AND CASTINGS.

IRON AND CASTINGS.
"A LARGE lot Of Castings, consisting o. Po,a
- Ovens. skillcts and Lids, Andirons, &c; 81
%. suaniy Of County Iron. of al siaes, wide
and narrow, and Tire Iron. for sale low.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
June -. 81
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ECONOMY IN LIGHT!
SELL YOUR TALL0w AND BURN LARD.
I'VE have received an additional supply 81
" LARD LAMPS. The pnce i low. and
within the reach q almost every one they are
easily keps in ORDER and Cor half the COS, will give
a. much light a. Eve candles
LONG, WEBB, & co.
June 10. So
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SuPerin tendent Of the Poor
House.

'fsHE Court of Wardens will meet at the store
= of John U. Kirkland, esq. in Hillsborough.
at IL O'Clock on Friday of August County Court.
to contract with Superintendent for the wear
1886, beginning October /.
July II. s5-4w
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VEGETABLE LIFE PIllS
PHOENIX BETTERS
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KREPrsoas n 90 49,. kxfsirkL3A fIxrS
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ers1m srz@e&s 0AH mn&m@x i~2.s ~ fysrm s1Asx asa
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ASA HH1kD FEFEk. IsFLAkksT0kY ksfgNk
TlsN xPUkE ELooD gzUSnIeE Loss n xrfE
IIvnn coMrLAIrrs.
ME n q q RIAL DIsEAsEs-
NIGHT sEExTS kkkF0Cs DEBILITY. SEkF0Us
COMPLAINTS II al ki.As ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
rxLFfr1rI0N II - Hk4Rr. F4EsTkKs cHoLIc.
- - - - -
PAINS ! a. hs.a sias Aaea. kmA- ,aas ana ssssna
N "A = y N ATS N. Th@s srsssea waA IN
RUSH Of FLOOD 20 ths HEAD, scUREr.
sALTRHEUM sHELLIN6S.
scRoruLa. = KIuo'n EVE, n y
~sss kzna ULCERS Wssas sserspsiez
w on ~ y, sfsH Ira. .ss sssss.sls ssssAss y
ssu tA<z szitrnos . sssseeisd hsl1f I'll - csrzl@
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGkn BITTERs
PURIFY THE BlaoD.
And thus remove all disease from The system.
A sAxls trial Gin place sAs LIFE Pills and
PHGhtf efTTERS beyoss he reach e. smps-
i,ioa n ne essiasiies e srsry psliszL
Ths senains 81 tAsss nedieisss pa up h wks
wfspyen and hksls, togsthsr via p4mFAst. ealis&
ooee seasie.ax ss e.
ohes, n Which Strangers slslng tks ely Esry ezsJ
Sad M Tia wraprsn and Ssmzritsn arc scpyrishas&.
Asrsre thoss who proears them wh Wits wrsppen
~ assured that they gen1ne Be esreia, snd Do nes
ksy thoss vith ytew xsPpen eui q yos q. ss sl6es
LAT thsy eoms direct fron ~, doas loaeA thsm-
~ Prepared and solab
Oh. WILLIAM n. moFfAT.
s,s Broadway. eor.sr q AaahOny sirssi, Neg fefk-
Ter Sale By
ID. Heart, HiIlsborough. and
ID. G. Parrish, Round Hill.
MAY &c. Is
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BONNETSl RnNNETS Z
Books !! BOOks!!

L lie subscriber has just received. and will
A. aeep constantly on hand. large supply OF
Tue Books published by the "Presbyterian
Board OF Publication"
These books are strictly Of q religious and
moral character, aud will be sold al the lowest
Philadelphia prices
LEMUEL LYNCH, agenf.
Oct. IS. az
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.TUsTreceived, RICE, SUGAR, CANDLES.
~ and Chewing TOBACCO.
LONG, WEBB, e. co.
July l6. ss
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cote de la riyiere, parmi lesquels etaient ie
colonel Towers et son fills qui avaient etc infor
mes de rendroit Oh lis etaient caches. Desges
cherches faitesa dams la maison de Miller irent
decouyrir deux ~esclayes qui tenterent de s'6chaps
per. Miller, qui voulut faire de la resistance
pour f~avoriser Ieur flute, flt assomne Ct pol
gnardes; il NY snrvecut que quelqnes mofiiens.
On s~'er1para ehfin DIES ~esclaves qui sly trou.
9aient. et r'on SO rendit d la maison de Mr.
King oil les autres etaient caches. Chez King,
on trouva 4 Oh 5 hommes armies qIi declarerent
etre decides d ne pas laisser fairc dc recherches.
Les deux parts etlat bien arrnes, une a~tfrelse
lutte SEN suiyit. I'm 6ls do colonel Towers tnt5
tue sur le coup, ct, presque EN- meme Temps.
King, lie proprietaire de la maison, fnt, q &c
ou'on croft. blesse mortellement. Les chooses
en- etaient la, lorsque lc sheriff est ~survcnu, qai
a arrete les combattans. Tn post scriptum do
meme journal annonce qu'un autre part de
Kentuckiens Sc rendit sur les lieux en- appreHant
les nstivelles, ct qu'une epouyantable rixe sen
etait suivie. Tn e~sclave, qui await resiste au
ffete dI colonel Towers, fut pendu. Les maisons
de Miller ct King furent brdlees ayec tout leur
mobilier; ct Ton a~ioufait, en- terminant: LIE
nombrc des Kentuckiens ~s'augmente 4 chaque
instant, ct tout lie voisinage est en- arines malgre
les efforts du sheriff. Dieu seul salt comment
celia finira." .34s
Tells sont les fats de Get internal fanatisme
qui, sous pretexte de liberte, conduit ai vol des
~esclaves. II est temps de leur bonner une Logon,
qu'ils n'eublient pas de leur vie.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

DooK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, and
ND Blank Book Mandatory, corner IF Camp end
made large additions to his PRINTING OFFICE
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 left at the New
Orleans stationers Warehouse and Literary Emporium,
IA Camp street, will he punctually attended to.
J.. B. STEEL, IA Camp street,
n2l Successor toNorinan, Steel & COZ
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aeertlasemea1ts o. orIeatea.

v. DAVID e. Fills,
Vi;e;He Ler6e No. 80, entire les rues Contl ct
BienuilIe, NoUvELLE ORLEANS,
WTIENNENT de rcceyior, DIES manufactures de
France.et d Angletefre i'm assortment complet do
QuincailIerie ct Coutellcrie,
des meilleurs noodles; La Tongue experience dc cettf
maison, est une garantic que les articles cholsis par
ellie, sont de qualit6 supGricure ct calcules pour le. mas
che de la Louisiana. Leur
QUINCAILLERIE AMERICAlNE,
choisies avcc soin ct acheteehu plus bias pfix, lcur per
met d'ofrir aux marchauds de la camPagne toutes les
marchandises de &c genre qui pcuvent lcur etre utlles'
Y compris tous les articles de SELLERIE, les Plus
prient leurs amis de visiter leur etablisscment, No. 80
Vieille Levee.
lJ La Gazette dc St. Martinyillc est price d'ins6rer
Particle ci-dessus, ct d'envoyer son comptc Y. Da-
yid & Fills. d5-2m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
VENTES
Par La COur des PreUves.
Drnte par la Gonr Ocs prfnufs.

SERONT vendues. d l'enclierc ~publique pnrlc sous
- signe, Juge dc Ia Paroisse St. Landry,
Mardi, Ic 21cne. Jour du mois de JdtlUieF pro-
chain, (Is45,)
A Ia MASON DE COUR de ID susdite Paroisse, les
proprletes s~uivantes appartcnant d Ia succession de
CHARLES "A. EDWARDS, dams Id paroissc st.
Landry, d6cede-consistaht en-
Um moroccan ON psarccEIe de FerFe,
situe dams la dite paroissc, forfnant au Eord-est un
Quart de Section Sous lie No. 81 Township No. 3, IA
Raugee Sud No. de la Tcrfes c~ontenant ceut-soixante-
quatre acres, ct soixaate-quasrs esdteimes d'acres de
s~uperfcic.
YIN autre morceau ou parcelle dc Ierre,
situ6 dams ID ditc paroisae, All Nord-onest, Quart dc
Section No.3 Township 4. I, RangGe Sud, No. >, con
tenant cent-soixant6hdeux acres, oixante-quat cen
themes d'acres Do s~nPcrticies
cling ESGLAVES de different scres; On
BOIS DE DIT; Uae TARLEi 81 an double
bard FJESTL.
Les conditions a la Vcnfo.
4. GARRIGUEss yags az Pdroisse.
Decembrc 10, 1s44--ts.
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Uesgts NJ 1aCoate Uea ageubes

SERONT venducs aL'ENCHERER UBLlQUE,
~ par lie ~soussigne JUICE de ct pour u pafdqse st.
Landry,
LIE Lundi, 10 de Fevrier proclaim,
A la dcrniere residence de PIERRE LOUIS GUEL
L0RY. dc Ia paroisse surdite, decide, Eari de Advise
Deshotel, sItuG dams
La Grande Prairie, pres de la Vile Plate,
toutes les p~ropriet6s appartenant a f6tat dc cHmmunau-
to qni a exisie entire le ditc Advise Deshotel, les enfans
ct h6riticrs du dit d6funt, CONSTANT dun
Moroccan de Yerre.
sur lcquel residait le dit dsfunt, contenant cent soix-
ante acres dc supcrfcie,
Une dutre Parcelte dc Bois ct de TIeyre, de
Prairie.
situe aussi dams Ia diie Grande Prairie, ct contcnaut
.dcux cents acres dc s~upericic;
Six esclavcS, $50 tetes de betes a
cornes en- vacherie, environ 80 tetes
de chevaux, mediocrcs, 80 tetes de
bons chevaux, uments, ct poulains,
utensiles de menage, ct autres OBJ
Jets de maison, etc., etc.
Les conditions seront annoncees lie Jour de la vente.
A.. GARRlGUES, Jage de Pdroisse.
Opelousas, 8 Janvicr l645,
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MAGASIN D'HABILLEMEMS DE
ALFRED MUNR0E,
Rue deS MagGsins. No.34, e~ncoignures DIES Rue,

Rue deS MagGsins. No.34, encoigaures DIES Racs
MaSdsins Ell GrdUier.
"A LFRED MUNR0E informe scs amis ct sea pra.
"a tiqnes, quill rceoit mainlenant son assortment
d'automne dhabillcnens confectionn6s ct d'autres
marchandises il est heureux de pouvoir dire que son
fond constituent fassortiment lc plus parfait qu'on ait
jamais trouy6 a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Lie systtme dc prix fxc, quila adoptG, sora ~strictc-
ment maintenu, ct les prix DIES marchapdises merite-
ront toujours l~'attention des ~achetenrsS qni visent9 d
reconomie. Chaque vaisseau arrivant de New York
apportera des additions a son fonds,
A. M. En- remersiant des faveurs passees, espere que
lie s~ysteme gull a adopte lni meritera une part liberale
du patronage public. II a deja recu les nlarchandises
s~uivontes
Hibits ct l6vites en- drap noir franGais ct anglais, dc
premiere qualite do do do bleu ct brun do do do do do
easinir Ct castorine do do do surtouts do; habits de
travailde toutes sortos levites ct habits en- Kentucky
Jean do do sutinet; surtouts de couyertes- dc toutes
especes pentalon on casinlir ~franeais ct anglais, qualit6
sup6rieure do do do casimir de fantaisie do do pea,l
decdaim unie ~anglaise do docuir dc laine quadrili6 et
rave do do Kentucky Jean ct Satinet GiIets de velour
noir superieurs do do fantaisie do do sole at laine. do:
do satin noir OF de ~fantaisie do do droises en- casiInir
et cachemire do do do un seul rang de boutons :: un
large assortment de giletsde bal chemisess dc toile do
cotton aycc col ct devant de toile; chemises dc couleur
do toutes sories do hanelle rouge chemises de tessors
ct c~aleconse en- hanellc. lame d'agneau, merinos ct CO.
ton chelnisettcs Of cells ;echarpes ct c~ravattes; mou-
choirs de sole ct de taile; bretelies gomme elasliaue Al
sole; giants de toutes sortes ehaussons arneau, merinos
ct cotton coils EN- satin ct al6pine; males valises;
sacs do NUT ;parapluies. Aussi IN bel assortment dc
casquettcs en- loutre, Yeau marin, rat mnsquG ct nutrcs
fourures etdes ~ehapeaux de toutes especes a des prfx
inferienres d ceux des magasins de chapelleric.
Tous ces articles seront offerts aux plus bas prix
ct dams aucun cas- nn rabais nc sera accordS
sur ces prix.
ALFRED MUNRoE,
nl4Sm Rue des Magasins No. ga.
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BLANK BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY.
J. b. STEEL. IA Camp Street,

Vi. AENH"I&W EElIN4$ NE-ENzNl
J.. B. STEEL. IA Camp Street,
New-0rleans.
WB ESPECTFULI.Y begs leave, 10 inform his nu-
H@ mcrous customers in the city and country, that
he has now on hand a very large and extensive assort-
ment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS PAPER N
STATIONERY, and would call the attention of
Merchants and dealers 10 the following list of articles
which. he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices;
ACCOUNT BooKs-Lcdgers, journals, day books, IN
voice books, cash and sale books, Of blue and white,
wove or laid paper, in Russia or plain binding of every
variety half bound ledgers and day books; long folio
petty ledgers bill books, of the various approved forms,
with and without printed heads reseiiPt, blank, melnos
randum, and exploring books pocket ledgcrs, pass
books, indexes, copy books, ~promissory note pooks, 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 N
the city; log books ship receipt books, of various forms;
ship, steamboat and dray receipts; cotton weighcrs'
and yard clerks books.
BLANKs-Letter and folio steamboat bills Of lading,
bills of exchange, promisory notes and drafts; also,
all other kinds of mercantile and ~customhouse blanks
RI paper, commercial post. packet post
and foolscap for retailing and country trade, a PRIME
assortment Of the most approved manufacture, ruled
and plain. Co1ored and fancy paper of all kinds, sizes,
and qualities; brist ol boards; paste boards wrapping
paper, envelope, cotton sampling paper, &c.
| PL4YING CAnDs-Patcnt ivory surface playing cards,
viz: S~upcrfnc Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Hlghl1ndcr, French and Spanish. All des-
cription& OF taucy and printing cards.
Steel P@Ns--Pcrry's medium, fine and extra finc
points..do three pointed and India rubber pens; Giliot's
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others Of
his anannfacture. Wright's, Windlc's, Mitchelrs, Par>
dow's s., sc. Quilts of all kinds and qualities.
PEAclLs-Purc Cumberland black lead drawing pen
els, various degrees of hardness good counting room,
Office and lcvee pencils erayons, brushes, paints and
colors of the finest quality. Also, states Of all kinds,
ivory and bone folders, waters anc sealing wa1, black
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and let
ter stamps, Rogers fine cutlery, &c. &C., comprising
the most extensive assortment Of every useful article in
this line that the ingenuity Of man has invented, or that
the wants of the community require.
scnooL Books-A large supply of all kinds in gcncr-
al use, selected with great care by the subscriber per-
sonally, assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and NIL who buy 10
sell again, supplied at the lowest possible prices, by
J. D. STEEL, II Camp street,
n2l Successor TO Norman, 'teel &coO
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pR IN LoursrANE.

Z UyUtNst u. LuHdFgs ~
Moi, J, Posey, Depute Grefierl de IN Gour dc District
dams e. pour 10 dit Elat Ct Paroissc ccrtife, par les pro-
scntes, que &c qui Pr6c6dc est une copie vraie 1T cor
denonlmG.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de la dite Cour aux
L q op6lousas ce d6ccmbre 1874.
dl2-lm j. POSEY, ID. Ck.
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No. 4AS7.
CELANIE DUPRE, femme
dc Sebastiea Perrodin,

SON MARI "a ais. o. A0M@F Y
HANS cctte a~ifairc, apr6s ayoir entendn la loi ct
NJ les temcignages, ~ est ordonnG Il deerd4e, quo
Ia demandercsse aurait jugement contrc 10 d6fendeur,
Sebastien Perrodin, son mari. ct recouvrerait dc lui, Ia
sonne dc onze cent dixhuit dollars ct onze cents, ayec
int6fet legal depuis Ia demande en- Justice ~iusqu'au par
fait payment, ayec hypotheque l6gale pour garantie de
"a sasdite somnle, sur toutes les prophecies dc son dit
mari depnis Il premier Ayril dc l'anuee ls4i.
q est en- outre dserete, que Ia demanderesse soft So
lparee dc bien de SON dit mari, Sebasticn Perrodin, et
a0'elle administrcra sa propriets commc une Jeae.sole,
Iet HIRE ID eonsr6lc.
Hest ea oasFe dssrste,s en- raison du consentemcnt
des parties, qlc a demandoresse payera lc jngement
dsAndHs DessarPc autre d6cpdcur. iadite dcmandercsse
let que e deFendeur Perroain page les irais du process.
Fait ct signd en- cour o1verle &c 5 decembre 1874.
II. E0YCE, Jage da 6lae, District.
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/, LIE BEAU STEAMER Nsur
@ yM "a ID IN R nj,

GAFFIAINE o. A. MILLER,
Fera le service dc paquebet.regulier entire Washington
ct Ia Noayelle Orleans, par fAtchafalaya, pendant les
eaux basses. Les prix les plus bas possibles seront de-.
mond6s pour 10 passage ct pour ie fret; 75c. par halle d
cotton e. SOC. par barb. lie c~apitaine s'6tant determine
d reduire ss prx au taux que demaSdc lie tens, espere
obtenir sa Pars du patronage public. o2:St
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EmgGtsh anberttse nre1ts.
No. 4487.
CELINE DUPRE, wife Of
Sebastica PcrrodiR,
| FIRTH JUDICIAL
) DISTRICT,
| 81. Ian dr. 9.

HER HUSBAND T. ais.
WN this case, after hearing the law and the evidence;
u. II is .ORDEREp AND DEcREEp, That the Plaintiff
have Judgment against, and do recover Of the Defend,
ant, SRBAsTIEN PERnoDrN, her husband, the sum Of
Eleven Hundred and Eighty-fye Dollars and Eleven
cents, with legal interest from Judicial demand until
paid, with a legal mortgage 10 secure the same on all
the property of her said husband, TO date from the first
of April, in the year ls4l.
IT 10 FURTHER DEcREED, That the Plaintiff be separa-
ted IN property from hcrsaid husband, Sebasticn Pcrro-
din, and that she administer her property as u trane-
sole, and free from his control.
II is FURTHER DEcREED, by reason of the consent Of
the parties, that the Plaintiff pay the Judgment o. Ans
Dire Dessarpe, another defendant, the SAID Plaintlf hay
ing purchased the property sold under his writ, ard that
the defendant, Perrodin, pay the costs of suit.
Done and signed in open Court, this 5th December,
1874. III. BOYCE, Judge Of 6th District.
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Moarel1e Ptianisse. Les journaux de New
York portsnt au neuvieme ciel (pourquoi, une
fois lanc&s, ne vent-ils pas i~usqu'au dixieme,)
Madenloiselle Josephine Bramson, qui est, dit
on, "a refine du piano" i lsagge de 9 ans ct
dsmi. New York est lie pays des meryeilles
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
THOMAS b. WINSTON.
MsRG.aSAJVrS DrEPKCEREE,

WHoM9HoMSAJV7S WFEEDECA5R6I We
En- gros ct en- detail, Encoignurc tles rues Poy-
dras ct Commerce, Nos. n, 10, FL, Nourehc
Orleans.
A YANT pris ces TRoIS MAGASINS pour plu-
IN sieurs annees, j'ai resolu dc conduire mes atfaires
de maniere a meriter lie patronage des merchants della
vile ct de Ia caHppagne, des ~planteurs ct DIES families.
IN DIES magasins est specialement destine la vente en-
detail les deux autrcs d Ia ventc en- gros. Aux epiceN
ries lai joint un assortment general de provisions;
scront aussi liberales que eelles d'aucun Establishment
de la Nouyclle Orleans, ct pour bon papierlc les termes
seront raisonnablcs.
Je rccois maintenant mes premiers approvisionne-
mems ct dc r'aycu de mes comPetitcurs cux memes, je
xeux continuer a tenir Iassortiment lie plus complet ct
lie meilleur marche, d'6piceries liqueurs ct provisions dc
la Nouyellc Orleans. MD Tyr
Nouvcllc Orleans, Nov. 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
Custom House Rates % cold.


Rates allotced in the Custom House for Gold Coins, as
per Act Of Congress Of le34,friag the rdlue thereof.
United States Eagles, (old cmission) $40 &c
do. do. tncw emission) 10 90
English Guinea, 5 OF
do Sovereign 4 "a
do Seven Shilling piece, i 60
French Double Louis, before 1856 . 50
do Louis do a 81
do Double Louis, (sincc 1866 3 Is
do Louis do 81
do Double Napolcons, or 40 fir. Z 20
do Napoleon, or 20 francs, 8 IS
do Same as the new Louis Guinea, 3 65
Frankfort on the Main Ducat, 9 ~
Hamburg Ducat, 9 81.
Malta Double Louis, 9 81
do Louis, 4 IS
do Demi Louis, 2 So
Mexican Doubloons, Is So
Holland Double Rix Dollar, 12 20
do Xix Dollar, 6 "a
do Ducat, 9 81
do Ten Guildes pieces, 8 90
do Ten Thaalers 7 so
Portuguese Dobroan, 80 10
do Dobra, IL 80
do Johannes, II @
Spanish Doublosns, before l772l Is 02
do do (sincc 1850 Is So
do Pistole, 8 SO
Columbian Doubleons, Is IS
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
Dente par laCour Ocs lpreuurs

A4Lf -a GA RAE 8g
SERuNT vendues, a E'ENGHERE PUBLToUE.
par 10 ~soussigne JUICE de ct pour Ia paEoisse St.
Landry,
LIE Mercredi 10 de Fevrier proclaim,
kl845.)
An derncr msgasin a WALTER n. REDMOND,
de Ia Paroisse susdi,e. &sc6d6. au
Grand Coteaa, dams la pilc de 81. Charles,
dams la dite paroisse, toutcs les propriet6s, meuhles ct
inimcubles, appartenant 4 Ia succession da dit d6Iunt,-
CONSTANT en-
DEUX EScLAFES,
Cling Lots de Terres,
situee dams ID vilic dc 81. Charles, ID dernierc residence
du dit deIunt, hoFnes dun cote par Robin Freres, ct
dun eutre par Edmond Estalctte.
Tn aaire norceau de Terrc,
slime dams III susdite vile, born6 dun cots par Ii sesre
du Dr. Weston, ct dun satFe par Augus.e Lanbre.
Denx cheyaux anlericains; quatre mu-
lets an WassNh avec les llarnais:
IN susky de me avec les harnais;
betes 4 caFN on lot de Marchan,
discs geeke an do. de Marehandi.
y en Geos etc.
Les conditions 4 l4 Neu6n.
a. ~GAhfucUEs s P~aroisss.
0polousas, 8 IRnvier 1886.