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SSLLEGT.
OPELOUSAE. LOUISIANA.

WyHE Trustees Of franklin College take great plca-
u sure in announcing 70 the Public, that the regular
session Of This institution will open on tho First Monday
Of November ncxt. The Rev. J0IIN B0RKg, lately Of tho
Parish of Natchitoches, has been appointed President
and his ptofpund crudition in the various branches Of.
coilegiate education, coupled with his hitherto succesgs
full experience as a classical instructor, fully warrant ihe
Trustees in recommending him to the Public as an In
structOr worthy of their patronage.
All the branches Of a regular Collegiate Education
will be taught in this Institution, embracing the Earlisk,
French, Spanish, Lalin and Greek languages, Matte.
,%nattes, Natural PAitosophy, sc, Particular attention
will be directed to a thorough and practical instruction
in the French language.
The session will conBiss Of ten months, beginning
from the first Monday OF November next.
The price or Tuition is $40 per session, and boarding
has been reduced 10 @130 for the session-b0th pnya-
bic onc.hnifa in cnsh, and the other half on the first of
May next.
The Trustees wish il to be distinctly understood, that
no frfra ch8rges will be made; aud that the price nj
tuition. boarding, lodging washing, fuel and lights, win
amount only ta @l6D per session-parents being rcquir-
ed TO furnish their children with hooks and stationery
The Professors are required to furnish the pupils with
boarding ; but parents may board them in the ncighbOT.
hood, fit be their option to do 80.
The Dorfnitorics in tho College building are admirn,
by adapted to tie preservation OF good health among
tile students; being amply large, we'll ventilated, ant
furnished with fre-places; and not more than two stu
dents arc ever peranittcd TO occupy the Same room.
In conclusion, the Trustees and Faculty Of FRANKLIN
College will spare no pains in providing for tho comfort
of the Pupils entrusted to their charge.
5F Hy order Of the Hoard Of Trustees.
opclousas, Oct. "a, l54A
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@sIeams a00ert(esnye vfe.
THOMAS B. WINSTON,
GROCER.

Wholesale and Retail Stores, Nos. II, 10, and
q, corneroff Poylras and Commerce streets,
New Orleans.
THIN AyING taken these THREE STORES for
IL along term of years, / am Determined to do bu-
siness in sucha way as to entitle me to the patronage
of the Country and City Merchants, of Planters and Of
Families. One store intended solely for the Retail
business, the other two entirely to the Wholesale de-
partment. To the Grocers, | have added a general
Propision business-Pork, Lard, Bacon, Flour, SC. I
shall be az liberal in terms as any established house in
New Orleans, and for good paperI will give liberal
time.
| am now receiving my First Supplies, and shall
continue to keep what has always been admitted. even
by eompetitors1 the best and cheapest assortment of
Groceries, Liquors md Provisions in New Orleans.
Rets. Orleans, Noy, lS44. MIA Tyr
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M4REINERas CODE of Practicc-New Edition.
0H-Just received and for sale by tho subscriber, a
new edition of Grciner's Code Of Practice of I.ouisia:
ma, much enlarged and improved, with additional notes
OF, and reference TO, the decisions Of the Supreme
Court, and also the statutory law upon the subject Of
practice, In preparing the present edition Of the Code
Of Practice for the press, the editor has Incorporated
the Acts Of the Legislature which speedily amend any
article Of the text. The existing laws of the Lcgisla-
ture relating TO practice, but viii III have not changed
any article Of the Code, have been, with the points Of
decisions of the Supreme Court, inserted in notes, un-
der the appropriate articles. References are made to
the law in all cases; so that any error that may have oc-
cured in the hurry of expedition with which the work
has been got up and carried through the press, may be
hastily detected.
The index has; been entirely rcmodellcd, and no cx-
crtion spared to render the work useful to the profession
and others interested in the subject matter Of its con-
tents.
The expense of printing the Code has greatly ex-
ceeded the expectations Of the publisher, and hence
those who did not subscribe to the work will be required
to pay ten dollars per copy. Subscribers will receive
theirs at the subscription price, S..
j.. STEEL, Publisher and Proprietor.
New Orleans, Jan. 9. E
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Nrarnuaanas

AlaaIlUla2l3a
"A NEW and splendid collection of Pictorial Books,
and articles Of fine and beautiful workmanship,
designed for gifts during the holidays. This
elegant and extensive collection is not excellcd by any
house in the United States, and the prices are such as
mcet the times.
London and american Annals for 1s45.
Drawing Room Scrap Book, &c fine engravings,
Keepsake, IL fine cngravings
The Book of Beauty, ID cngravings
The American Book of Beauty. 9 engravings
China, (llustr4ted,) 80 cngravings
Montgomcry's Sacred Gift, 90 engravings
Juvenile Scrap Book, l6 engr.tvings
Historic Illustrations of the Bible. 81 engravings
Friendships Offering, 9 engrayings
F,rget-mc-not, IL engravingR
Literary Souvenir, 10 engravings
The Gift, . engravings
The Diadem, 81 cngravings
Leaflets of Memory, IL engravings
Gems of Nature, 90 engravings
The Rose, 10 engravings
The Opal, s engravings
American Poets Gift, IS engravings
Poets and Poetry of America
Illustrated Book of Christian Ballads
The Green House
The Flower Garden
Ftora's Gems
Flora's Dictionary, Illustrated
Language of Flowers
Female Beauty
Finden's illustrations of Byron's Works
Illustrations of the Danube
NJ "'t lluSLTuLlOIS u bOSpHpluo# a#'F#-#
Illustrations of Froistait's Chronicles
Woodwsrth's Greece, illustrated
Cunningham Gallery Of Pictures
Youths Keepsake
Ryrou's Works Illustrated
Lady of the Lake, Illustrated
I.alla Rooki, Illustrated
Rogers Poems, illustrated
Cowper's Poems, Illustrated
Mrs. Sigourpcy's Select Poems
Paul and Virginia, Illustrated
Ages of Female Beauty
Spanish and Moorish Scenes
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
Shakespeare, Illustrated
Don Qaixote, Illustrated
Robinson Crusoc. Illustrated
Together with all the New Illustrated STANDARD an
other Books adapted for Presents; Common Prayers
Catholic Books and Bibles. in elegant bindings, wit
illustrations; Books, Games, and Puzzles. cxprcssi
adapted for the moral and pleasing obstruction of bot
sexes; Ladies' and Gentieinen's Work and Dressin
Cases, of the most splendid description: Gold Penc
Cases, Penknives, Folders, Insktands. etc, for centr
tabiss,- Elr:,.r ~
No cnertion or expense has been wanting to preser
to my numerous customers the most splendid and con
plete variety for presents ever before offered in the cit
The public are invited to call and examine the assor
ment. y. IL. STEEL, IL Camp ST.
Jan. 9 succc ssor to Norman, Steel & Co.
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A SmoRr SroRx WITH 4 MoRAL.... A young
Yankee had formed an attachment FOR daugh.
tor ola rich old farmer, and, after agreeing with
his '.bonnie lassie,' went to the old fellow 20 ask
consent and during the ceremony, which was an
awkward one for Jonathan, he Whieled away ss
a stick. The old man watched she movement
Of the knife, at tbs same time continued 70 tall
upon the prospects Of his future son.in-Iawsas1e
supposed, until the stick dwindled down 20 Bo1@aes
He then spoke as follows :-.."You have Raspso-
perry, you have steady habits, good enough look
ing. hut you can't have my dauehteri Had You
made something, no matter what, ofthe stick you
whitfield away, you could have had her q il Is.
you cannot. Yonr property will 60 a. the sliph
did, little, by little, until 81 ID gone, and your
family reduced TO want. ] have read y0ur true
character ; you have my anNwcr. jonathan
conveyed the unhappy news TO his ~anxious fair
one, who, after hearing the story, burst out a
crying, saying, "Why, you tarnal fool you. why
didn't you say you'd made a Hitter ont, ifnolkiag
more Get outiTll marry the first fellow that
poinIs his eyes al me.--I viii 50 bOo-o-O.O."
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w. "A. HARTNErT.
F~AsmIoNARLE
Clothing, Sat, anO drunh
EMPORIUM,

" y AA $500
ings,) New Orleans.
ASOATS, Fsfts and Vests.-Dress and frock coats,
~ of FrcnGpu and English black and colored clotha
black and colathd cashmere, rnerinc, caslimsret, gains
broom, linen drilling, sc. pants black and fancy silk
velvet, nerino, cashmere, fgurel and plain satin Mar
settles, Valencia, &c. vests,
Fall and Winter C0ats--B6evcr and cloth ~palefots;
D'ORsay coats; pilot, blanket ahd Flushing coats and
coatecs, OF various cloths and cclorH.
S~kirts-Lincn shirts, different qualities; 6ne muslin
do. with linen bosoms and collars, aud coloFed cambria
shirts of various patterns.
Morning Go,cMs, Under Shirts, Dfdsgsps, 8c.--Mor-
ming gowns of different qualities under shirts and
drawers Of silk, mcrino, lambs wool, Shaker knit. fan.
mel, cotton, &c. Also, silk smoking caps,
Crduats, Scdrfs, SGspenders, Handkerchief, Gtooes
and Hosiery-Plain figured and black %scarfs; figured
ana plain black Italian and French cravats; silk, cot
tofsgum elastic and sherred suapendcrs; linen eanhric,
twElled Spitaliield; English corah und pongee hdkfs. Of
aE.osizes and qualities; buck, beaver, kid, meEino, linen
aSa cation gloves; mctind, lambs wool, linen ahd cot
toll half heae.
Hate, fSans, Tranks, Ealiaea and CaEaet Baga.-
Black ann white beaver nutrla, cashmere, RusaiAs silk
and poreng hats, suitable for. men and youths wear;
fur, dot and glazed cups, for do; iron and wood-ira-
nHad BIZ * russell and clarct colorcd travelling trunks,
vdlse ind carpet bags. Also, leather and seal pack.
ing trt tks.
Umpfetias-Silk, ~gingham and cotton umbrellas, Of
variou aizes and qualities.
Boy and Youths' CtathiRg-Cloth coats, p~aletots,
pants lshirts, &c, suitable for boys and youths.
Ant a great variety Of other articles in tho above line.
Thdse wishing to purchase, will please call and ex-
anime my assortment. Jan. 9-2m
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AGENTs.

Tho undermined gentlemen, who have been
recommended to us as suitable persons, will con-
fer a great favor by acting as our agents in their
respective ncighberIloods
Mr.. JuLRs RoBIcHAuD, Breaur,s Bridge.
Mr.. JULEs BLANcHEr, Nep iberia.
Msssrs. MAYNIER q FoURNEr, editors Of the
Greeley 81. MartinsuiHc.
WV. AKEsHEAD, ESQ, Bayou Chicot.
Mr.. L. A. PATIS, Grand C6teau.
Mr.. A. DEsAILloS, Vile Platte.
Mr.. s. D. ALLIs, Washington: 81. Landry.
Mr.. j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Ne,r Orleans.
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IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, sc
RICHARDS &, MONTGOMERY,

RICHARDS e. MONTGOMERY
No. IL CHARrREs STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
WTAVE just received, per ships New Hampshire,
81 Sweden, Huron, Bombay, Isaac Alicrton, Hamp-
den and Alhambra from Liverpool, and by various other
ships from the north, large additions to their stock OF
Sheffield, Birmingham and domestic goods, making
their stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c, as
extensive, complete and cheap as can be found in the
southern country. Among their heavy goods are
400 tons Swedes, Tennessee and English Iron, assert
ed, all sizes
5000 Swedes. Tenn. and English Ploughshare Moulds ;
300 bundles hoop and band Iron
5000 kegs best Boston N lis
500 boxes Tin Plates, of most approved brands
800 dozen Colins's Hartford, Kings, Davis's and Sim
nons's Axes
500 dozen Whittemore's best Cards, assorted cotton,
wool and horse
5000 steel cotton-gin Saw Plates; also, Gin Saw Sheet
Steel
100 IONS Slavery g. Co.'s, and other castings, assorted
5000 French Pots. assorted, 2 to lOs p'nts; Points;
5000 gals best winter strained and bleached Spermoil
1000 do do do Whale do;
1000 do Linseed Oil;
25 bbls Spirits of Turpentine
25 do best Tanners Oil;
S do Copal Varnish
500 kegs White Lead, assorted;
1000 boxes Window Glass, assorted, s xlo, and 10 IL
10 casks Sheet ENC;
800 kegs buck aud drop Shot
1 1000 Jabez King genuine Carey Pioughs, a sorted
Nos. i, 2, 2 and a
5000 dozen best Carolina Hoes, assorted;
100 pairs Cologne Mill Stones. assorted
10 do French Burr do;
a5 pieces superior Boiling Cloths, assorted. 6sS& .
ALso-A general ssortment of Mill and Gin Irons
Curriers' Tools, assorted; Houghton &WaiIace'
superior patent Lard Lamps.
Their stock of CUTLERY is not surpassed.
5000 pairs Trace Chains
400 dozen painted Wood Buckets
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
New Orleans, Nov. le44-nl4-6t
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On Court %strcet, Immediately opposite the clubhouse

sa.ysT ERMS:
SusscRlrrIoss:-For one year, in advance, SO 90
If paid after the expiration of six months, 4 90
For six months, invariably in advance, 2 90
INTERCHANGEABLE one square, not exceeding twelve
lines, one insertion, 8 | each subsequent insertion,
fifty cents. Advertisement will be inserted in both
languages, and charged accordingly, unless other
wise ordered. A liberal deduction made on adver-
tisements inserted for long periods. When the time
is not specified, they will be published two months,
and charged accordingly:-but no advertisement or
subscription viii be stopped, until all arrearagcs are
paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
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SALE.

WILL be offered for sale at PUBLIC AUG.
W IION, to the last and highest bidder, by
the Undersigned Parish Judge in and for The Par
ISL ofst. Landry,
On isatDr Ky The LIST day of March merit, 1915,
at thclast residence efthc late Cclisc Fontcnot dec,d
wife Of Donat Guillory, situated on Bayou Boeuf in said
Parish, all the property belonging to the Estete in
community between said Donat Guillory and the chill
drcn and heirs of his said deceased matchmaking of
A CERTIN TRACT OR PHRCEL OF LAND
Situated on Bayou Boeuf the same where the deceased
last resided and containing one hundred and sixty super
fetal yrpcns-
Seven Slaves of different ages and Of
both scxcs-five head Of horses
horned cattle, branding irons, one
lot Of hogs, implements Of husband
ry, etc, etc.
Terms at sale.
Jan. 3eth, l445.-ts
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MBs
sy rRR eErN npETs
Bible t-Hsssd ill.,
Treahnfe saf she heef8t
What sweet consolation
Thy paEe doth ;mpzFtf
n the hercest trial,
In the deePeet grief.
Strength, and hope, and consfost
neach holy ieaf.
Rible--let me clasp th
Anchor of the soul!
When the storm il fEgsn9s
When the waters tulas g
When tho fsowning heavens
Darken every asaS.
a no hapefnl heaepA
GiiHhmeFssh Rfar;
&@sAY Fegnge, Bible
Than u thea ny stay
Guide ms IN life's bulnM
tight No dreasysw
Tell me cf The mozrow,
When q Sun shall sisa,
That shall glow forever
In uncicaded skies
Tell me of shat heaven
In tho ciimea above,
Where the bark rides safely
IN q aea Of love.
Bible-let me clasp thee
Chronicle divine
OF I. worlds redemption,
Of o Saviour mime
Wisdom for the HifAples
Nches for she pnegs
Hope for she de~spondIng,
Fo1 the sick . cure.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
81. 0clerna a1t,rt.ffat 'neVte

". DAVID Il son,
No. 3s Old Leree, bcircen Cont and BicariHe
streets, NEw ORLEANS,
ARE now receiving from the manufacturers in Eng
IN land and France, a complete assortment of
WsRERD WARE 81 CUTLERY ",
which were selected from the best patterns; and ny the
long experience of the senior partner, insures good and
suitable articles for the Louisiana trade They have
made a good selection of
AMERICAN HARDWARE,
and purchased at low prices, which will insure to the
Country dealers a good assortment, and at very re-
dueed prices. Their assortment is complete, and IN
eIudes the greatest variety of ever
brought to this market. They would beg a call at their
wen known establishment, No 3s Old Levec.
ar The st. Martinvilc Gazette will please copy in
both languages, and send their bill as above.
Opeiousas, Dec. s., 1874. d5-2m
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PROBATE n.

Ok
WILL be sold at public auction, by the undersirn.
y ed ParlshJudge in and for the parish Of St,Landry,
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of February
next, (1s45,
At the store of WALTER r. REDMOND, late Of
the parish aforesaid, deceased, situated in
Crane Cotedu, IN the torn Of 81. Charles,
in said parish,-all the property, movable and immo-
vable, belonging to the estate Of said dcceascd,-con-
sisting of
TWO SLAVES;
Five Lots Of Ground
situated in the town Of St. Charles, the Same where the
deceased la't resided, bounded on one side by Robin
Freres, and on the other side by Edmond Estillctte.
Another Lot Of Ground,
situated also in the aforesaid town, bounded on one side
by lot Of Dr.. Weston, and on the other side by Auguate
Lambre.
Two American Horses four Mules;
IL Wagon and Harness; one Sui
ky and Harness; horned Cattle; one
lot Of Dry Goods; one do. Of Hard
ware, etc, ~.
Terms on the dae o%p9alc.
A. GARRIGUEs, Parist, Judge.
January 9, ls45. j9-ts
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OPELOusAS MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

NJ. Arr everyWedn'y & sat'y, by6 pm.
=" Closes ev. Wed'y g. Sunday do.
ALEXANDRIA & Arr. ey. Sunday & Wed'y, BY 10 pm.
NArcHlrocnEs, Closes ev. Wed'y& Sat'y, by 6 pm,
acknowledgements mail ey. Sunday.
Closes with same every Saturday.
Arrives every Monday, by II IN.
SALoAstke' Closes same day at 8 :. m
1T Office hours from 9 q. NJ. to ] p. M. every day
except Sunday.
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AJmad@Ps

Pierre Ell. &uillory, or 1he Parish Of @t. T.sn@
dry, 8tate Of Gouisinna,
AS applied, by his petition, to be appointed admins
= = istrator of the Estate in community between DO
LISE FoNTENOT his decd wife Of said Parish
All person intending to make opposition to said ap-
pointment, will Me the same in my office, in the town
of Opelousas, within ten days from the publication Of
this notice.
A.GARRTGUES, Parish Jaage,
Jan. 3Oth, le44.-2t
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PosTPoNEMENT.
billf plate Gotfl,

About a mile from the town Of Vile Plate, on the pub
lie road leading from 0pelousas and Washington to
Bayou CIlicot Terms moderate.
d25-3t LEMUEL SHAW.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06
TOOTH.ACHE CURED.

NONSIDERING Dental SHrgerya branch o. one 81
the liberal sciences, the subscriber boasts of nose
crets or traps by which to entice patients; but will say,
that, having spared no expense in acquiring a thorough
knowledge Of all the improvements which have been
effected in the dental art, either in Europe or America,
and having every facility for the performance of any
operation which may be required; and having greatly
reduced the formerly extravagant prices, he hopes, by
prompt attention to, and a conscientious discharge Of
the duties of his profession, to merit and obtain a libe-
raj share of public patronage.
Artificial palatcs inserted, to answer the purposes OF
the natural palate. J PEARSON, NJ. D., Dentist,
Office and residence Barronne st. near Canal, Nc
MIA vacancy for one student.
New Orleans. Jan. 8.
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The Ncp and Bcaa,isaI Passenger Steamboat
s. y, ~ u n. 49, N, ~ On !
aHFH W7H1 47aHF HIHIHl N
WHITE, RASTER,

y. w. WHITE, MASTER, !"
KKTILL run as II Regular Packet Boat between
wv Washington and New Orleans, win the Atch-
~afalaya riyer,) during tho low wntcr. Passage and
Freight extremely low--as, for instance, cotton 75c. per
bale up freight soc. per barrel. Passage low in pro-
portion. The cuptain being determined TO graduate his
charges to meet the times, and accommodate tho public
in every particular, solieits u share Of their patronage.
Cotton, Sugar, Molasscs and Merchandise OF all
kinds, shipped on board this Boat, will be insured by
the different Insurance Companies Of New Orleans. At
the usual rates Of premium. Ali persons wishing 10
examine the certificates will please call on Board tho
Boat.
Opelousas, Jan. %,
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PROBATE SILIA.
RRN@A1D SALE

% &D%A&AS&AA
MILL be sold at public Auction, by the under
signed Parish Judge in and for The Parish Of
81. Landry.
On MONDAY, the 10th Of Feb'ry next,
Az the last residence Of PIERRE LOUIS GUIL.
LORY, late of the parish aforesaid, deceased husband
OF Advise Deshotcl. situated in
Grand Prairie, near Fiat Toien,
All the property belonging 70 the estate in community
between said Advise Deshotel and the children aud
heirs Of said deceased. consisting of
The Tract of Land,
on which said deceased last resided, containing 100
superficial acres. Another
Tract Of Wood and Prairie Land,
situated also in Grand Prairie, and containing 900 sa.
~perfcial arpcnts.
Six Slaves; $50 head of gentle horned
Cattle; $50 head Of Vacherie horn
ed Cattle ; about 30 head of broke
Horses; about 80 head of unbroken
Horses; Mares and Colts; Imple-
mrnts Of H~usbandry Household
Furniture, sc.
Terms at sale. 49,
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
January 9Th, ls45-ts.
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NV DUcoU .JU DIte az nc FWIt dENU
place above mentioned.
A CERTAIN TRACT or LAND,
Situated in Prairie Laurent the said Parish Of st.
Landry containing 900 superficial orpens, bounded on
one side by land of Jean b. Dejoan ain6 and on the
other side by land belonging to the Estate of Y. Auzen-
ne dcceased,-Said tract of land will he divided in lots
oftwo, three or four hundred arpents, to suit purchasers.
The terms of said sale, viii be advantageous to purcha-
sers, and will be announced on the day of salc.
A. GARRlGUES, Parish Judge.
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P r. OBATE SALE !.

WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, by
w the und ~srsigned, Parish Judge in and for tho
Parish " st. Landry,
On Tuesday, The 21st day Of January merit, 1916,
A the COURTHOUSE Of the Parish aforesaid, the
following Property, belonging to The Estate OF
CHARLES A. EDWARDS, late of the Parish Of
st. Landry, deceased, consisting Of q
Tract or parcel Of Taand,
situated in said Parish, anu being the Northeast Quar-
ter of Section No. 3, Township 8, South Range 4 Fast,
containing one hundred and sixty 64-lO0 superficial
acres.
ANOTHER TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
ter of Section No, 3, Township 8, South of Range For
superficial acres.
Fine SLAVES, Of different ages and Of both
scres; One BEDS1EAD; one TABLE, and
one double barreAed GUN.
GTerms at sale.
A. GARRTGUEs, Perish Judge.
Opelousas, December 10, Ie44.-ts.
PosTPoNrNENr.-The dbore Sale is POST
ponsd 10 The 2stk Jan.
POsTPONEMENT.
TS.c sale of the estate OF Charles A. Edwards, dc.
! ceased, il re-postPoned TO Saturday the latE
of February next-At while time a meeting Of ths
creditors Of said estate will take place at my Office Il
the town Of Opelousas for the purpose Of fixing Iii
terms of said sale,
30 January lS45.
A GARRIGUEs, Jugde.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-06

EURNITURE-The subscriber has for sale two
Armoirs, one common Bedsfead and Mattress,
three pairs OF handsome Andirons, one Stde6edfa, and
a 6nc Dinner SET, containing "A pieces, which he is
authorised TO dispose of on very reasonable terms, for
cash, Enquire at this office.
Oct. Soft JOSEPH ETrER.