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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Court ef Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jan
hary Tern, ls45.
John Irwin Original Attachment, le-
rs, Wed IN the hands OF Joshua
Carter Crittenden Trotter and him samIoontd
as GaTn shee.
= ! appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
II that Carter Cri;ienden, the defendant in THE
case is not an inhabi,an, OF ibis State IL is there.
fore Ordered, that publication be made for sis
weeks IN the Charlotte Journal, notifying said de.
fendanto be and appear al our next Court of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions, to be held al the Court
House 10 Charlotte, on the fourth Monday in
April next, then and there 10 replevy or plead
10 issue, or Judgment will be rendered srsinst
him and the properiy levied on eondemae6 to
plaintiffs claim.
Witness, Charles T. Alexander, Jun, CLERK o.
our said Court, a. office, the 4th Monday in Janu
arr, A. d. l545.
c. T. ALEXANDER. u, C NC,
Price ADV esq. i34
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CHoKED TO DEATH

The wife Of Mr.. Enos Simpkins G.,
Bridge,on, West Jersey, was chokea ),
death Friday evening by getting a c;...
Of ham fast in her throat. Her DEAN -
SO instantaneous tha, no person haS 10y 90
To do any Thing to afford her relief ''
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NOTICE.

n LII persons are forewarncd trading for q
"a Note given TO F. Feno and Myrck, for
Thirty Dollars and 50 cents, dated the 22d day of
February, is45. As The Note was OBJ alnc6 from
ne without value reserved, srn determined no,
10 pay it unloss compiled to DO so BY Law
D VI HENDERSON
F.brsory IS, 1915 t29
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yusa Esccciyed

A T The Charlotte Drug SiWe. h,rs rt
u flesh 81 pply Of Invaluable Eslnily Mte.raa
among v hieh urc
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Information Wanted.

Il there - now hying any officer or soldier Of
d the Revolution, or any relative or friend Of
JOHN ROSS. formerly Of North Csrolina, who
can give any information respecting the service
or discharge Of tie said John Ross 10 the Reyolu
loo. they will be generously rewarded by eornmu.
nicaiIng such faclsns may be within their know.
edge 10 N, J, Thomas, Post Master Eden, Han.
cock county, Maine ahere they may hear como.
thing perhaps to their advantage.
John Ross enlisted in Capt. Williams Compo.
ny, 4lh Regiment, In i777, for and during Tie war,
Jan, 10, 1915
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Farmers, Read This!

Farmers, Read This!
North Carolina Agriculturist.
Nv L have been frequently solicited to pub.
Wv lish M agricultural psper. and offer ma.
turn dehberstion, have concluded to Send uul
propyssls fer such publication 20 The iarmcrs OF
this State inl tbcir consideration, Ths, = xosk
q this character Is wanted IN this State, no enc
viii deny. II ia now for Ito farmers 10 say
~hc.her they will have such work. devoted en-.
ifolY 10 theit Interest," OF not, this paper. II
pnll he'd. will be devoted fnlifely 20 lh interest
81 u c lAtnHE community, and sI!i discuss eye
sahl.el the; can possibly ba 81 lntetes. 10 That
slAs.,
The Agricnltufis' all be published rsery wrsk
Oh beauflfaI sheet IL by a inches. 81 The los
price Of - p5r snnufn, payable on receipt Of The
drbt rumber--sr g. Sd during tho year.
" lib these brief remarks sc commit The pro
posed psper 70 The hsnds Of 'he friends Of syri-
culture throngilou, The STATE, add respectfully ash
their d IN sustaining the eetorpf,ss.
?. 5. II IL proper to state tia, the 4 gci-nltafd
vii have 10 connection with the Messenger a. 81
ever. other than he printed in the zane Ufiics-
~5at appears in ono wilt not 10 tho other.
Subscriptions 10 be ssut sen, IN by tie lot Of
September. Tie 6rst number 70 ha issaed ~
soon thereafter az possible provided sufficient
number be obtained 10 warrant tho undertaking
Livery Edrof q this State is requested to
oapy iha above advertisement together with THE
n2tc,) sna' END e5py 81 hIs paprr containing he
ZANE tmarksdl tihe llighlsnd Msssonger. The
favor vii. be eheerfuiiy toelPrJositd, sacneyef
desired
TIIOS W ATGtN.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber, are
IA most earnestly requested to call and settle
their respective accounts, either by Cash or Note
between this and the February Court
THO. HARRIS,
January %, l845, tfc
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Apprentices Wanted.

W Or two boys viii be taken as Apprentices
10 lhe frln'iDg Business Il application is
made at this Office Boys from I4 70 I6 Would ~
ptsiersd and noae but those fiat eao c,,,s ~
Recommended need spply.
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So Er. ID. Il. Caldwell
q " AVlNG removed 10 Charlotte, respectfully
X 4 offers his services 10 the
EBr0cEicn OF .REcdicknc

to those who may be disposed to extend 10 him
their patronage. At present be oeeupjs. the shop
formerly owned and occupied by Dr.. Mekerzic.
nearly opposite the Mint Cases committed 10 bis
care. will receive punctasl and faithful si,sntian
June J, ls4t 36H
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NEW
Forwarding d. Commission
HOUSE.
EEAE,E. a. hEAE4L

= 2 2 = = II W u 2 a II u
SENpOULD inform tflei..s3SaauIs OF i5e intorior
w TIA, they have n connrsiior with the gen.
era. Grocery Business, added 10 tliat Of
Forwarding and having Urge and commodious
Warehouses on the bank Of the River arc prepa.
red 10 receive ard forward Goods nppa such crins
as al dsfy oil composition, our charges and eI.
penses bcing ooe.third less % the freight bills
Than any other house in the place.
All Goods Slipped to o. w. DAVIS 81 Whining.
ton. for he 'DteTior, and not otherwise directed
will he found in our possession.
Foyetferitis, Dteer1Jer II, 1874 l0.f
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LENCoLAToS
FEMALE ACADEMY.

aglsSE M.CARPENTER having reiinquish-
ItE ID the charge OF this academy, the f,us
tees hive p's % Il under the saper,i.ion aud con.
~ o; tie P'ineirll q tic Nil Aesdeiny $ o
has engaged Is lasrgc,ers. Mssrs ~. l. and
J. kobG bis, rom he justly celeb al, L 'Ttuy
Female Seminary IN Ncw fotk. The regular
exercises Of The Scl,oal vii tic resumed On the
second Monday 10 January, ISIS.
Tie pfices e Tuition ior u Eal II sludies are
lie same rs "a tae MaIe Academy. EAlra
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VAADES'S TONIC FILE
For Fever 4 AguC Chsils Il Fever
ana Go1GcStivc Fevcr.


tRNJIE Proprietor OF this Medicine offers 10 tho
a public sure 'emcdy for The above CON
plaifta. 4 review Of the beat authors viii sl,ow
thal very large portion Of the humnn race die By
Acute Disease Or Fever; and sLiyetiag, chill. or
TIE cold stage that preetdes, affect. IT not govern
the Dnsi or all Of them. Iblsts an important ITO
position fr an in lutflng and candid public ~ d
offer by the soIouon Of this problem, in medical
S'ie"ce Snd Practice medicine OF such pccullar
properties capital Of many per cent, tia, can pc.
vent, arrest or break tho Ague or Chiils, in ali tic
stages. THIS Medicine has been iai.fy iested IN
Alabama, mississippi and Louisiana where dis.
"a e. ~ the most obstinate ch ricier exist; and
the Proprietor viii refund al that pertains TO him
y The person, who makee a trial Of the Pills, " IN
aver after The use Of tao boxes properly, that bo
hos not been JeEe ltied by them
rho. J, Walden, VI D.
The above Medicine Is fof saIe a,thc Ding Store
Of u. Gales, Charlotte, II. {. where certificate. Of
cures can ba scnn.
June 10, lsti s7,f
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Dress and Cap Making.

MRS. MARY wRISTON informs the public
WI that she Is prepared to execute with neat
ness Ladies Dresses aud Caps. She
all also Cut and Fla Ladies Dresses. Her
terms will be reasonable. She hopes by attention
20 al orders cor iie execution Of work to merit q
share Of pubic Paironsge. She can be found a,
Tho rosidtne. OF her father IN tie brick house on
the ilh square east Of The Couft House.
February -, lSl5. l2G
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LHNCOLNTON
MALE ACADEMY.
BENZ. A.M., Principal.
THO. j. SUMNER, Assistant.

FENIliS School will be opened for The reception
u of Studen,s on the second Monday OF Jan.
uary, lsI5.
Ttrms Of Tai;iOa by Re Session q .hre nonths I;
orihogrsphy, Reading. and Writing. 80 90
All bnItMc. Eng lish Grammar and = 90
Geography,
Algebra, Elements Of Natural PHI.
losophy aud Chemistry. Physiol. 10 90
egy, History and Rhetoric,
Higher branches ofpure Mathemst
Ics, mixed Mathematics, Asiton
omy. Mineralogy, 2sol Ry, Mo. 49,
rel aud Inicll, e,ual Philosophy
Latin ana Green Languages, Is 90
Full and other contingencies, as
Board can be had in respectable families tor
81 OF = per month.
REFERENCES;
Ralsigh-IIis Excel " IA. A, Graham, lien.
George +. Badger.
CLaPel HA-D, l. SSsin, LII President
Of the uniycrsitY, Hon VIM. II. BAils.
liiI, boro'-lioa, Hugh Natt,h, II Msn.
gun, T. Z.
Orfoid- Hon. r D. Gilliam,
lmecgr,A john k,r, Es3-
SehabBry- Res. r. +. Days.
Cai0rrus-tlon. d. VI. B,r ingrr. -
ifl4,A-F. l.. DAVIDSON, L G. -
B,stits' Foya-Ccl John II whs,i,f
Trustees e the Lineolntou Academies.
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Several young Ladies' e.n obtain board in the
family Of the PrBcipsl, where they viii rse i've
every alionlioo TO heir camfort, ADD moreover Be
uad't the constant observation aud care Of their
Teachers
Liaeoliton. Jan /. i24i 3w
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ALSO DIR nULL's
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

The. Mississippi Annual Conference .oftRa
Methodist Episcopal Church, convened in Pot
Gibson, Mississippi, on the 18th Instant, and ia
tsr d laboriots and protracted session, adjourned
OH Fri lay the goth, 1T 10 O'Clock, pm. AboiN
one hundred and thirty ministers were in alton.
.dance-Bishop james, d Q of the newly elected
Bishops, presided. The subject ofthe conTems
plated division ofthe Church excited great inter.
est, and without a dissenting voice the Confer
ence resolved TO concur in the proposed chanaa
in ssthe 9Th restrictive rule" and to elect deic.
gates to the Convention which meets in Louis.
vile, KY, onthe LIST of May, rs, 70 organize d
Southern Church.
The following persons are elected delegates
to said Convention
VIM. Winars, b. NJ. Drake, John Lane,
M. Rogers, Joha G. Jones, ID. o. Shaltucl.
L. Campbell, S. w. Specr.
Reserved Delegates:
4. Owen. BENZ Jones' W. Hamilton Watkins
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
w. A.
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING, 6at, anO 0raa
EN- ONR TH M5

- - FA-
No. 80 MAGAZINE STREET, (Canal Bank Build
ings,) New Orleans.
ANOATS, Pants and VcSts-Drcss and frock coatl
" of French and English black and coIorcd cloths
black and colorcd cassimcfe, nierino, casllmcret, gaihS
broom, linen drilling, &c. pants; black and fancy xMt
velvet, merino, cashmere, figured and plain satiA, Mar.
settles, Valencia, SC. vests.
Fall and Winter Coats.-Beavcr and cloi. palet0ss;
D'Orsay coats; pilot, blanket and Flushing coais and
Coates, Of various cloths and colors.
Shirts.-Lincn shirts, different qualities: fine muslA
do. with linen bosons and collars, and colorcd canms
shirts of various patterns.
Morning Gotcns, Under Shirts, Dfatrers, Jr.-Mes
ming gowns of different qualities under shirts aak
drawers of silk, merino, lambs wool, Shaker knit, Raas
mel, cotton, &c. Also, silk smoking caps.
GYdrats, Scdyfs, Suspenders, Handkerchief, Glora
and Hosiery-Plain, figured and black scarls; figured
and plain black Italian and French cravats; silk, cot
ton, gum elastic and sherred suspenders; linen canbfc
twillcd &pitalfeld, English corah and pongee lldkfssd
all sizes and qualities; buck, beaver, kid, nerino, lima
and cotton gloves; merino, lambs wool, linen and ses
ton hnlr hose.
Hats, Caps, Trunks, YGli$es and Carpet Bags
Black and white beaver, nutria, Cashmere, Russia, aKs
and sporting hats, shitable Tor men and youths wtN1
fur, cloth and glazed Caps, for do; iron and wood.ha;
med black russell and chtet coIored travelling truuhs
valises and carpet bags. Also, leather and seal PACK
ing trunks,
Umb,elas-Silk, %gingham asd cotton umbrellas, 81
various sizes and qualities.
Boys and Youths CLothiRg-Cloth coats, paletotss
pants, shirts, &c, suitable for boysand youths.
And a great variety of other articles in the above line
Those wishing to purchase, will Please call and exs
anime my assortment. Jan. 9.3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

ORION Tuesday last, one Of otu friends was
Gill hunting, and, observing some negroes, called
on them Is stop. The negross retreated for q
while, bit finding him pursuing, and having IN
creased heir numbers to some eight men, they
turned upon him with clpbs, sc. and he only
ssvsd Iii life by flight. They are, no doubt,
raaassay negroes, and persons are now on the
hunt Gor them. The Parish will be secured, I'M
Tess ihey arc secured, Us they arctoo dangerous
to be peEmiLted 70 rln at large.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE

The Legislature ofour State met inthb State
House, on the 9Th inst-present ! qu ltIm Of
both houses.
III The Senate, Felix Garcia was el~cctedRPresi-
dent, and Horatio Davis secretafy.p Messrs. St.
Colombo Davis, Moreau, and Emila w ltz, were
elected fanslating Clerks. Messlc.s Aflolphe
Dupre, Lacoste, Richardson, and Rsoin1dfique,
were elected is Enrolling Clerks. X ? Ker,
Reporter. Chas. Lamaitrc, sergea -at-arms,
Andr. Grasse, Doorkeeper. Atter 1.-THE usual
preliminary business, and the readindofth Go
yernors Message, tile House adjburnfaa.
III The House, Mr.. Roudousqui6 ttsas elected
Speaker. Mr.. Landry chicfclerk. D. Laneier,
sergeant-at-arms. y. Exnicois, Doorkeepcr.
After the preliminary business, reading the Mes.
sage, and appointing the joint committee for the
celebration oftie 9Th, the House adjourned.
Tuesday, Jan. I. N Senate, the first business
was the reading The Special Message Of the Co
vernon relative TO the Massachusetts Agent,
which was referred 10 the joint committees O
both houses Oh the Judiciary. After which the
President announced the Standing Committees,
= ello..s
c~aa,na,ce 4, + yoe.ioos.-Ne4 I.abnnve.
Eedoux, and MAJ Han.
Commute on ..dimS.--Messrs. Harnanson!
Dupre and Gar'er;SS
MaFaney, MarshalkAnd White.
On Observation-Disclosures Declouet, Allen ant
8Cafter.
10 AUDI and Coatrolfhe expenses 4 Mo Sen
ae.-Messrs. Edward, Llyandals and Carter:
An nm WI q nssIa a.aaeu''0" 7lsss1s' AsH'et' M
VI Ia,craai Observation-Disclosures Allen
Harmanson and Bernard.
gafse Judiciary -Messrs, Downs, lsabauv'
anS v, W..if +, 49,
Isdaas asa 4 i.iyandais
aOa Enaacc.--Messfs Downs, Kcnner am
Morancy.
g Mtss'a'-Nessrs Alien Nhlte and 70
w. w ns1osa, p.D,, Mass,s n,a,ns ~
nes md Bernara.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

sible : for we have a wife at home and two
children. Be it understood however that we
speak for the edifcation Of others, and hold our
selves exculpated from any undue admiration OF
the lovely sex,
In conclusion w warn our young readers 70
Rake every preparation for q glorious spring.
III your ribands and laccs in time. For
swhatever may be the movements ofthe great po-
Iitical world, be assured there are undercurrents
now at work in thiEplace which will cyentuate
in many hymenialtfeioicings
OUR COUNTY.
ii is astonishing what a lackof knowledge
there is in the greater part Of this State, reiatiSe
to the exact location and resources ofthe Ope-
|lousas county. The want ofinformation, not on
w causes many Inconvenience, but is a source
Of much loss to us. New Orleans merchants
know siclla place exists, but know little OF ITS
geography, and therefore our business IS m the
hands ola very few, who make US pay well tor
the ignorance Of others. Is not this strictly true!
Until within a few years, the business OF thts "a
IRISH, particularly, was confined to q few, q very
few merchants.-Now, however, as the spot on
which we are, is being discovered, things arc
assuming their proper shape and spheres. rio,
duce can be had al living prices. Freights arc
low-pasgage about so so. Merchandise of all
descriptions ZONES at a price neartheir value
70 what is this attributable! Competition AZ
VIC are found out, we have more persons to con
tend for our trade, and we have a fair chance 3
living on about the same terms as our neighbors
Yet there IS something lacking, to make Us com
Portable We have no navigation worth men
tioning, and what little we have is fast dwindlin|
To naught. The mouth Of Plaquemine is per
United to close up. The mouth Of Red River |
worse than no mouth at all. The Atchafalaya
when low, is very dangerous. And, should W
he Sd lucky as TO pass all these difficulties, an
get as far as Courtableau, La Pe.ite Diablc
presents a mouth ofteeA frightfil 70 pass through
if not altogether impossible. Non, the water
low, 50 low that no boat can get So that thos
who are in are forced to RENAL \ and those tina
arc out are forced o stay out. Durtroublcs ar
many, and our ieyanees ofsoFss effect. Can
not something betFapne for our hard case2 Ih
resources sofouf Parish arc great enoughto ent
tie Us to some consideration at least. The
open pIaqaemiile, and clear out ia Petite Dis
Bile, . and give US a chance, when the waite
does rise, ofsending opr produce TO market, an
Of getting necessaries from the city.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
TlTR ETgHTH on JANUARY

HCTa3sa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1s9ekTY fAI sotte
Choir.-Coassships, Rirfafons, and Copiem-
Mined Ma,r;ages.-creole beauties dad gag
capaiiers, 10 ~Oausual things Il Opelousas.
The foregoing caption is suggested by q re-
collection Of the occurrences Of The 9Th of Jam
uosy Il Oneh,nsas. TItis village has been, moi.
ioan,rooriately demonstrated the Rip Van Vim
EIe M fhe Prairies. waking tp. occasionally, af.
ter long ana protracted slumbers. Tho Eighth
passed off with unusual tranquility. The stores
were closed, public places were deserted, no
banners floated, No strains If rntsic 81 salvos of
artillery Disturbed for 4 moment the quiettde Of
III scene; aud As Va paced ID and down the
torsaken streets, We really began to feel some
solicitude for The patriotism Of the town. We
remained II this unpleasant frame Of mind, I'M
Ill d neighbor informed us that the Creoles were
N ,he habits Of manifesting their patriotic re-
collect;ons by 4 mode not uncongenial to the
people Of Louisiana.
4bot,t III o'clock III the evening every prepa-
rat;o, seemed u be rasakinr for 1 grand bali.
49, .~.,,l;eys yere seen praucing through the
s,rss,s upon Richly eaparisoned steeds, and
y,,nbl;n@ catfiares. ffeighted with prairie
bea,,t;es md s~0rmoanted with band-boxes,
dashaa wiljly through the village. The ball
..,,. .nsna, II Y osclo.k, md WY soon filed
e agsreoving II Was decorated in lstyle be-
cor,;,g she occasion. We are unacqS ainted IN
,bese par.s Win liz luxury If Gus ii hts from
gorgeous chandeliers; but il is the onII respect
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
ID la
a MEETING
OF THE CITIZENS Of IlIE
TOWsN OF ~LOU

Aad ss Ticiaity,
win lie holden nj the CouRT HoUsE, on
SATURDAY NEXT, at IL o'clock, A. M, to
Ill / into consideration the propriety OF con-
s~tructiag 4 good and durable road from opeiou-
sas Is Rarfy's Landing, on the Courtableau'
all persons interested in the commerce and
property of our town, are earnestly requestedao
attend.
January 10, 1915.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

The Richmond Wing, in noticing Mr.. Bar
rows resolutions relative 10 the naturalization
laws, recently adopted by the Senate, remarks
serhis we understand to strike at frauds COM
mittcd under judicial sanction in Louisiana
Spare not, we say, the maleftctor who aided in
the pollution Of suffrage, whatever his rank or
his reputation. Draghim forth with the more
resolved purpose.-Ihe American people have
been cheated and deilauded their laws have
been condemned, and their rights insulted by
foreigners but there arc those more guilty than
the foreigners themselves our own native DEM
agogues, who have wrought upon their igno-
rance and purchased their votes. These are
they who, above the scum of Europe, whichthey
wheedles or bought 10 overthrow the laws Of
their country, deserve exposure and eSeeration.'
We fully concur with our able and fierce CO.
temporary in declaring that sour own native
demagoguesa d$erve, and We hope they will be
visited with expysure and cxecration. We have
strong hopes thak the mass ofevidence which
will be laid beforE tho Judiciary Committee, vii
bring from that dmmttee a report developing
sach a monstrous EEsystcm Of fraud practiced al
over the country, II the late election, as must be
the means of unitih-, all good citizens in the en-.
deavor TO prevent buch things from ever again
occurring. Let Ne guilty sptfer.-1foptc.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
5Oe -, MaMprp gN Otge

future prosperity, I would respectfully suggest
the propriety Of such action ON your part as
should be expressive of the wishes and feelings
Of the people Of this State a gregards this mea-
sure.
That the result of your deliberations may
tend 10 increase the happiness of our common
constituents and to insure TO them the blessings
of our free institutions, is my most sincere
prayer. =. MY TN"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
PR OBA E SA Il.

EIN EL IT, F&EHy
WILIibc sold at public auction, by the undcrsiar.
ed FirshJudgc in and for the parish of 81. Landry.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of February
next, (l845,)
Al tho store Of WALTER r.. REDMOND, late 81
the parish aforesaid, deceased, situated III
Grand Cotcdu, III The torn q, 81. Charles,
in said parisis-all the property, >Inoycable and imina.
vable, belonging to the estate of said dcceased;-con.
sisting of
TWO SLAVES;
Five Lots Of Ground,
situated in the town Of NJ. Charles. the same where the
deceased last resided, bounded on one side by Robin
Frtres, and on the other side by Edmond Estilctte.
Another Lot Of Ground,
eituated also in the aforcsaidtowri, bounded on one sac
by lot of DIR. Weston, and on the other side By Anguish
Lambre.
Two American Horses four Mules:
one Wagon aud Harness; one Sui
ky and Harness; horned Cattle; one
lot Of Dry Goods; n do. Of Hard
ware, etc, etc.
Terms on tho day of sale.
January O., 1916. jo-ts
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
January 9th, 1s45.
cnNEREss.

Nothing of importarS has taken place in this
body since our last r43ort. The whole time
seems to be occupied in cutting ont business
which we are sure they will not have time to
put together before they are forced to adjourn.
In the House of Representatives, ON the 23d
ult., Mr.. A. ". Brown, froSs., the COMMITTEES on
Territories, reported back bill to establish a
territorial government in tgmmOregon Territory,
with several amendmenta5 9gserEed to the Com
and ordered to be prig ~
Mr.. w. Hunt snbnff aSed ajoint resolution pro,
posing an amendment to the Constitution OF the
United States, that the President shall be ineleg-
ible to recollection for second term, which was
referredto the Committee on the judiciary.
Mr., c.. J. lngcrsoll presented a memorial, as.
king for the abolition Of slavery in the United
States, and fora change in the Constitution 10
appropriate the public lands to compensate those
who may suffer by such a measure.
Mr.. Cave johnson moved to lay the memori-
al on the table and
Mr.. Adamsthereupon called for the yeas and
nays. They were taken, and the result was
yeas III, nays 40. So the memorial waslaie
upon the table.
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The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
THE STATE or LOUISIANA

Probate Conrt-Paaih Of 81. Laadrq.
In the matter of the Estate of
THOMAS HALEY, Decreased.
' ME Administrator Of the said Succession, having
filed his TabIcau Of classification and distribution
herein: On motion, it is ordered by tie Court that
notice thereof be given 10 the said Creditors to make OPP
position thereto within the legal delpy.
Now therefore notice is hereby given 10 said Credi
tors, o make opposition 10 said Tnblcau. il any they
have OF can, within ten days from tho publication here.
OIL why the sad Tablcaa should not he approved.
]. POSEY, ID. CHI.
CLERK's OFFICE.
Parisc of ST. Landry. January Is 1915.