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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. We learn from the
Buffalo Pilot, that $4,000 of the $4,000 Tele-
graph Stock appropriated to Buffalo, have been
subscribed.
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a, azp4pys CITIZENS UNION LINE
tfsgES GsTfSsS.T TO PHILADELPHIA, by The spler-
&stssaasssh1aaeS- did and we'll known Steamers con
STlTUTiON and GEORGE WASHINGTON via
Frenchlown and Newcastle Railroad leave BOW
- WHARF, QO0t of South street,) aternateE
DAILY, Except Sunday > at q o'clock, pm.
Ny- Fare through to Observation-Disclosures So
SUPPER provided on board
ne RETURNlNG-The superior Steamboat re
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf, Phiadel-
phia, at - O'Clock, 2 NJ, daily, Sundays exceptedl
ao tPR] A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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FOR CHESTERTOWN Il

a sfv1Sl FUR CHESTEKTOWN q
Sawsss 49, G ENTREVILLE. The steamer MA
'FNfsssxss2kg. RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the above
places, and return day. leaving Centreville at
u O'Clock, and Chestertown at half past II O'clock
for Baltimore
OH LEMUEL G. TAYLOR Master
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR. The 9TH annual Fair
OF the Prince Georges county Agricultural So
ciety will be held tomorrow and next day at
Upper Marlbro'.
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&7-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN h BALTl
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
ju Carriers at only sic and quarter cents per week
payable TO the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper VIII also be sent, by mail, to distant
Subscribers at the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay
able, always, in advance f'
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FOR WHITES HAVEN ANR

a sn FOX WHITE HAVEN ANR
GAr PoNGoTEAGUE, (Accomac CouR-
eN W, Eastern Shore of Vircnia) Tbs
Superior swift steamer THOMAS JFFFFRSON. Car
tam ROBERT NJ HILL, will leave the intersection at
r NJ ann Light street Wbarves every THURSDAY
MohNiNG, at eight O'Clock, for Whtehaven, whca
Piace she VIII leave the next morning, (FRlDAY)
O'Clock for Pongoteague, reaching there about
returning she will leave the latter place on SATUR.
DAY at O'Clock, A. NJ, via Whehayen for BaiS
Passage and Fare TO Whilehaven, 5360
do. do Pongoteague, 25G
For freight or passage apply on board.
This route will be continued until further notice.
o. Passengers going to White Haven can rely upon
a conveyance to any part of Somerset or Worcester
counties, on application to Theo: Dashied, at Prir>
cess Anne, or Matthew Purnell, at Snow Hill. sek
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FARE REnECGn.

The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
Efshfjss5h running daily 10 and from Weldon, there
EzsssessEyfs connecting with the passengers going
-ssSRgszSSss- South ORD hours ahead of the Great
Southern Mail Line at Weldon, by which line travel
lcrs 10 ana from BlacKwaer and other pats OF North
carolina are accommodated at the above rates.
W travellers may rely on the above as the truth,
and without deception.
U3- Travellers will Please attend to our Soliciting
hgeht VINO hands you this Bill, (rho miH rctute The
tdtsehoods of the Great Southern Mail Line by stating
the ruth Hand your checks to him or our Porter
IN the depot yard, Norfolk Line his hat } who will
a'tenu To your baggage, ana conduct You the boat
on 7. SHEPPARD, Agent,
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SAMUEl. McCORn.

0I3-To be had of J. P. Williamson, corner OF Gag
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner Of High ans
Baltimore ts; Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eder
Streets Wiseman WTOth Light ST., OPP Osita Dix
Fogg's; J. A. Sawyer, corner Of Pratt and "acs -sts
Z, Perkins. corner of Baltimore and Green stees, {
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRICK, Druggistand Apothecafy,
aS-u Corner Eutaw and Lexington SITS. Bal,
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SELLERS GREAT REMEDY

For Llrer Complaint Il Remarkable Case.
A TTENTION is asked to the following state
IA ment of Sam'l McCord, Esq of Wellsburg Vss
WELLsBURG, Va, May Goth, 1916.
hereby certify that was afflicted with the Live
Complaint and PhthlSic for long time being morG
than year under the care of Physician, that the,
disease instead OF being relieved by the medicine !
took, kept gradually getting worse: my body sWeeG
so that was unable to stOop low enough to tie np
shoe. When the disease was al the worst; was re-
commended 10 ny sellers Liver Pills. | did so, anG
was relieved greatly by the Of the first box, and
| COmplele cured by lhC SECOND.
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ENOR ANNAPOI,TS.
EAsTON AND CAMBRIDGE

ENOR ANNAPOLIS,
n EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
n rsas~s1 The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
Esssas SsssasS D. TURNER, will leave Commerce 1T
SHtsAs<ssassAssg wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock for the above places and return next dav
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, and Easton at a O'clock for AnnapoLg
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. ........75 CENTS.
" TO Easton or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye LavS-
ing, ST. Mchael's aud Easton, (va Miles River Fer,
t. Easton.) VIII leave Comncrce-st wharf eyerv
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and r turn perS
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every To ,day Morz
ing, at 7 O'Clock; st Mchaes, u; Wye Landing s.
West River III for Annapolis and BALTIMORE
Passage 10 Annapolis. ............,.., 70 Gents.
TO West River................ Sl.OO,
to wye, st. Mchael's, or Ferry, l.5p
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY,
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same day
touching at Corsica at l0s O'Clock, and Chester at ID
O'CLOCK for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leayee
commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns day leaving Wess
River at III O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis rs cts, To West River 81,
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29-tlsJa Office lower end Commerce st. Bait.
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| FOG ON THE DELAwARE-Stea Coli
sion. Early on Saturday morning, says the
Philadelphia Sun, a dense fog on the Delaware
rendered objects invisible at the distance of a
few yards, and made il hazardous for boats to
move in any direction without rlsking COLI
sion AS the New Philadelphia was proceed
ing up the river, having on board the National
Guards OF Trenton and the New York passen-
gers, she came in collision with the steam fer
ry boat Camden, plying from Arch street slip,
and carried away all the light work on the
starboard side, above the deck The wheel
house and the ladies' cabin were entirely de-
molished, while the pilots house was driven
with great force against the machinery, to the
no small terror of the pilot who was in it at
the time. Several ladies were in the cabin,
one of whom received a severe flesh wound
over the eye. The others miraculously escap-
ed unhurt. The boat was left an unmanage-
able wreck, and she was lowed into the wharf
below Market street. The New PHILADELPHIA
was considerably damaged about the bow; she
steamboats, Cohansey and Farmer, in the OBJ
security ran aground, the former on the lower
and the latter ON the upper end of the island.
THE Hon. VIM. C. PREsroN. We clip from
the Columbia rs. c. Chronicle the following
particulars relative TO the convalescence of this
distinguished citizen, and sincerely hope that
the promise of his entire recovery may be
speedily realized
Hon. HIM. C. PrcSton.-We are happy TO
have 1t i'll our power to relieve the anxiety of
the numerous friends of this gentleman in re-
ference to his health. He returned to his resi-
dence in this town on Monday last, much i'm
proved, though still weak from his recent Sc
we're attack OF congestve fever. His vision is
also slightly impaired, but his physician is san
gulne that this defect will be entirely removed
as his general health improves; which he conf
IDENTITY anticipates under the salutary influence
of our pure and healthy atmosphere.
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DAILY TO THE SOUTu.
BY THE Bay LINE, CARR YING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
Is NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER with

CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
Is NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER. with
n three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, CAPTAIN
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, and JEWESS
IFS PECk, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt, Skin
mer, all of which steamboats, not surpassed in the
Onlon Tor speed, strength and comfort
by thls well known, comfortable, pleasant safe and
popular route, via Chesapeake Bay 10 Norfolk Va.
up James River TO City Point Va. by steamboats,:
tnence by Railroad TO Petersburg, Va, Weldon aud
wilmington, N. O., and thence by steamboats, 10
PHEASANT changing of passengers and baggage Through
TO Charleston i'll 50 hours, or as shot time as any
other route.
SCHEDULE:
n sapsH Leaving Spears wharf Baltimore
kSss2 Y9SSSssdaily except Sunday at O'Clock, p.
-s~safssa@s111e> M the Steamboats, GEORGIA. Cant,
cannon, 0l HERALD, Capt Russell. Arriving at Nor
loiK (atter good nights Sleep by O'Clock, Am,
a, %a<.4SI Thence up James River with its
tsSr;ss sssssS heautiul scenery, in day light bv
zas@thsas &tssA Steamboats, CURTIS PECK Cautain
Davis, or ALICE, Capt. Skinner, to Civ Point Rail
Road TO Petersburg, 1.-TWO hours ahead of the Grent
Mai Line leaving Baltimore the same afeInonn)
"htlG the two lines amalgamatC 10 the South, with a
continuous line from Charleston, :. C. to Mobile and
New Orleans, by far the scomiortabe and shortest
route South.
FARE REDUCED,
Through tickets from Baltimore t. ChareSton
:. C. have always been sold by this line
cheertuIy received, and promptly paid 10 all
~, concerned lor..... SOL 90
Through tickets 10 and from Baltimore, Nor
ink OF Portsmouth, Va.................... 600
Through tickets To and from City Point Peters
burg aud Richmond, Observation-Disclosures, 500
Through tickets 10 aud from Weldon, n. CO.. $40
I" to and from franklin or Black
"dtei, W. 49,. ......,....... b.jU
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preacher made a remark, TO which the old man
replied in style and manner that arrested his
attention. On this he moved over an inch or
two and made more room.
'How far have you come to-day, old gentle
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03
angetfsag1~easta %. Orleataei,
MEDICINES POUR FAMILIES
PLANTATIONS:

n Els Remedies suivans tres usites dans les Families
M ct Plantations Sc tyouvcnt4 CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez MN. COMSfOCK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No. So, y Ia Nouyelie Orleans, ct dams cenes du
Or, HAWKINS, Aux OPELOUSAS,
ct lis sont tous garantis CONNIE vrais ct r~egardes
CONNIE tells, ct au moyen deux les planteurs evitent
les frais de medecins dams pressure tous les cas-, ct dol
vent servir a evitcr lusago DIES remedies contraires d Ia
constitution, tells que le cnlomel. lie quinine, &c. I'm
pamphlet, Indignant lusage de ces divers articles,
est fourni gratis q chaque famille. Nous enumerons
les articles suivans
Liniment de Hays, en- Pilules, pour gu&rir toutes
sortes de cas-.
Elixir v6getal Indien, liniment pour les merits ct les
os, pour les rhunaatisnes. garanti pour les guerir.
Eradicateur Chinois pour les Chcveux, Giant les
cheveux su~perius.
Baume de Colombo, pour nettoyer les chcreux ct
la t6te.
Sirop d'oeilet pour atshmes, coqueluches, ct rhumes.
Remede cohtre les Maux de Tete, Dormant dams
tous les cas- une guerison ccrtaine.
Elixir de Vie pour la dyspepsia, les indigestions, ct
les constipations.
Poison contre les puces ct punaises. certain pour
les fairc toutes pGrif.
v~ermiiuge dc Kolniostock contre los Vers, ct ne
manquant jamais.
Extrait de Salseparellle de Comstock, Motto pri1
des autres.
Bitter ct Pilules de Temperance de Linn, pour
lestomac.
Rcmede de Bernard pour lie Cholera, la d~iarrhee, ct
la dyssenterie.
EAtrd amer ct MaSique uo SonnelJ pour les
douleurs ct les %enlures.
Baume d'Alen pour Ia Consumption ct los douleurs
dr Foie.
Baume de Griottes, de Wistar, pour la Consumption.
Mixture de Green contre les Fievres, garantic pour
guerir tous les cas-.
Huile de Tannin, pour rendre lie CUR imperrneable
ct prolongcr Sa dur6e.
Mixture de Cornell, pour les Maladics secretes,
g%arantie.
De Blackwells, ditto.
Cordial de Lucine, Sc trouvant settlement q iagerce,
rue .Poydras, No. SO, a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Capsules de G6iatine, de toutes sortes.
Huile de Castor, en- bouteiiles.
Essences de toutes sortes.
Sable d ecrire.
Encres, noire, bleue, ct rougss.
Encre ind6lebile.
Poudres de SGdlitz.
Gouttes dc WEIGH pour 10 Nal de Dents, procurant
une gu6rison certaine.
Cachou Francois, pour fhaleine.
Huilcs Anglaise ct de Harlem.
Opodeldoc ct Cordial de Godefroy.
Onguent de Mel.
Baume de Vie de Turlington
Bougie ~cachetee, pour sen servir sans Iumiere.
Huile Acoustique, pour la Surdite, avec ~guerison
certaine.
Sirop do Salsepareillc.
Pnules dlIoopcr ct d'Andersong
Pilules de Lee, Pilules Chinoises contIe lie sang,
Remedies ct Drogues en- Entrepot, Peintures, HuiIes,
&c, a bs prix, pour du complaint
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We Els
Par la COur DIES PreuVes.
lDente par Ia tour pfs prenpes.

SERONT yendues, 4 ienchere publique par Ia sous
signe, Juge de Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
Mardi, e l5me. jour du mois de ADrI pro
chain, (l645,)
A ID MASON DE COUR de Ia susdite Paroiese, les
prophecies suivantea appartenant d la succession de
CHARLES A. A3WARDS, dams la paroisse ST.
Landry, dec6de--consistant en-
Jim moroccan Oaa pRrcelle de PeEre,
situe dams la dite paroisse, formant au Nord-est un
Quart de Section Sous lie No. 3, Township No. 3, a Ia
Rangee Sud No. de Ia TerTe, ~contsnant ceut-soixante-
quatre acres, ct soixante-quatre centeimes d'aeres de
s~uperfcic.
I'm autre moroccan OH parcelle de Terre,
Hitue dang la dite paroisse, au Nord-ouest, Quart de
Section No<9. Township N. 3, Rang6e Sud, Ne 8, con-
tenant ent-soixante-deux acres, soixante-qUatre cen.
themes d'acres de superfcie.
cling ESCLAKES de different seres; Tn
BOLS DE DIT; Une TABLE; Ell an double
barI FUSIL.
Les conditions a Ia Vente.
A. GARRIGUEs, Juge de Paroisse.
Is mars 1S45-ts,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03
azn0ttsh Notwithstanding
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY.
J. B. STEEL. IA Camp Street,

-
kP ESPECTFULLY begs leave to inform his nu.
A~ mereus customers i'll the city and country, that
ne mas now on hand a very large and extensive assort-
tnent o.ali ENDS of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND
otAlIONERY and would call the attention of
nerchanis and dealers to the following list of articles
which he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices:
ACCOUNT Books-Ledgers, journals, day books, in
voice BOOKS, cash and sale books, of blue and white,
woye 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 receipt, blank, memos
randum' and %cyphering books pocket ledgers, pass
BOOKS, indexes, copy books, promissory note books, bills
OF exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved,
and printed books of the best conving
paper; bills of loding; check books on all the banks in
the city log books; ship receipt books, of various forms:
and yard clerks books.
BLANKs-Letter and folio steamboat bills of lading.
pnis OF exchange, promisory notes and drafts; also,
an other Kinds OF mercantile and customhouse blanks.
lArEh-Lctterp paper, commercial post, packet post
dna looiscap Tor retailing and country trade, a prime
assortment OF the most approved manufacture, ruled
ana PLAIN: Colored and fancy paper of all kinds, sizes,
and qualities bristol boards; paste boards wrapping
paper envelope cotton %sampling paper, &c.
PLAYING ~CARDs-Paten ivory surface playing cards,
VIZ; superhne Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All des-
of fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs-Perry's medium, fine and extra fine
points; do three pointed and India rubber pens; Gilliot's
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all Others of
his manufacture. Wrlghts, Windle's, Mitchelrs, Par>
dow's &, &c. Quilts of all kinds and qualities.
PENclLs-Pure Cumberland black lead drawing PEN
various degrees Of hardness good counting room.
office and leVee pencils crayons, brushes, paints and
colors of the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds,
ivory and bone folders, waters ane sealing was, black
ana colored INKS and ink powders, motto seals and let.
ter stamps Rogers line cutlery, &c. &c, comprising
the most extensive assortment of every useful article in
TINS line that the ingenuity of man has invented. or that
the wants of the community REQUIRE.
school, BooKs-A large supply of all kinds in pener-
al use, selected with great care byth SUBSCRIBED per.
sona'iy' assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent pro essors and teachers.
Committees, Te2c&er&, Dealers, and all who buy to
SCH again. supplied attic lowest possible prices, by
J. B, STEEL, IA Camp street,
n@l Successor to Norman, Steel q. COZ
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03
E1tgltatl aunertfar1rrmfs
THE NATIVE AMERIca

IL IN n L 4 ' II "A wi u X L G. Am
FHNHE undersigned commenced the public,t;s
n weekly paper, on Saturday, the 18th Of An AM ~
which will be devoted TO fae interests of AmssrsssA ikg
zens, and to the perpetuation of Political ~
gious Liberties guaranteed to us by eur Revoir.s ssa
sires. As this subject is conceived TO be parsmssss%aasE
all others, we shall dispassionately endeavot "a MnMss Y
it upon the minds of our readers, without fear & sIpes
yet with that dignity due from the press to The sls
and with that candor and courteodsness due tngkH
ings Of all honest adopted citizens, and those NIs II
differ with us in opinion. Besides the dieesssss "
this questionable main object of the papers, Il ~E \
SO be devoted to subjects of general interest. NJ y
domestic, foreign and current news Of the NJ s4Sg
whole condensed into a weekly compend ~
events.
As a Family Newspaper, we shall make ous sA
e~xertions to make it interesting, instructive, and anss
able, by giving choice selections (both poetic ana
saicl from our most popular works, by historical Wv
niscences of our early times, aud by b~opfabb;sl
sketches of our most eminent men. BY dSyas;nr
this department of our paper five or six column w.
", we shall be proud to make it mn acceptable msSg
in every domicile.
As every man who loves his country is interesha
the principles We advocate, we trust each one Win 4
forth his hand to help our labors, and cheer us viii 4
cry Of "God speed the cause"
L. DILLARD & e0i
TeRMs-The Natipe american is published wed
at SIS per anuum. Subscribers at a distance to III
one year in advance. So soon as the patronage
justify it, the paper will be published semi-weeklvl
oftener. New Orleans, Feb. d,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03
me suDfg DC st. Mam1r0.
aferttts 90 merits aA. GrIeaYs
w. A.
VEND A SON MAGASIN AsLA MODE,
GhapeaMr ct 4lallrs,

A Sc. naiSoa de Ia Bdnque du Canal, rue deS
MagdsinS. No. 30.
HTABITS, Pantetons, ct Glets-Habits de toilette
nA ct fracs. H~abillements noirs ct dc couleur i'm
portes de France ct dADgleterre il tient aussi en- noir
ct en- couleur, casimirs, merinos, cachemires, gamhroon;
jabots, hinge brode, etc. pantalons noirs ct ionces,
velours de sole, merinosVs satin faconn6 ct uni
de Marsellle, valence, etc; gilets dams lie meme genre.
HabiHeaents. d'autonine ct dhirer-Paletots ct ha.
bits fonces; habits q la dorsey; pilotc; couvertures On
lame rouge;h abillernens de diHerentes ia cons ct couleurs.
Observation-Disclosures de toiie de differences qualities:
de mousselines fines, ditto, avec devants de chemise ct
coils en- tolle; chemises de cambrc de diferens noodles.
Robes de chdMbre da mdtiR, Chemises de deSsous,
CaleeoRs, etc-Robes de chambrc du matin de diff6ren-
ties quailtes; chemiscs dc dessous, ct calecons Ell sole,
en- merinos, en- lnine ~d'agneau; tissus tricotes en- fan
ellie ct cotton. Aussi de grands bonnets de sole.
Crduates, Echarpes, Bretetle$, Mouehairs, Gants, st
Bas.-Echarpes, nolres, unies, ct faeonnGes; craYates
Franchises ct ltalennes, noires, unies, ct a desstns;
bretelles en- sole, cotton, CONNIE elastiquic, ct m5liees;
hinge dc cambria; tissus de Spitalftld, moilchojrs an
glais corah ct pongee, de toutes g~rrandeufs Of qualities;
giants de dam, de castor, dc cleyreau, dc ~nAAtinos, en-
tolle ct cotton; bas en- fl6rinos; tissus de laine, en- toile:
ct m6lang6 de cotton.
Chapeaar, Casters, Males, Valisses, Tapis, ct Sacs
dc Nuif-Chapeaux en- castor, blancs ct noirs; nu-
tria en- casiinir,. en- soie ct de bal, conveuables d Gtrc
ortes par les hommes ct les jeunes gems; fourrures;
casquettes en- drap ct vernies, pour les m6mes; males
de voyage en- fer ct en- bois, de couleur noirc, rouge
ct autres couleurs, sacs de mutt, ct taps. Aussi, NAL
les en- cur ct en- veau marin, G%galement pour voyage.
Paraplaies.-Parapluies en- sole, bingham, ct cotton,
de toutes g%randeurs ct qualities.
Hd6ttsenaents pour les enJdRts ct les jennes gcur.-
Habits, gllets, paletots, pantalons, chemises, ETC., con-
venables pour les enfans etles jeuncs gems.
ct une grande variete d'autres articles dams lie meme
genre.
Tous ces articles etant h acheter, Invite les person.
mes a vcnir vor ct examiner l'assortiment uue TAI.
9 Janvier 1s45-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03

E ES Remedies suivans tres usites dans les Families
Ed ct Plantations Sc tyouvcnt CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez MN. C0MSfOCK ct RUMS1Y, rue Poydras,
No. So, 4 Ia Nouyelie Orleans, ct dams celles du
DE-. IA KEEiNS. AuX OPELOUSAS.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03
nrntf par ID Gour Dfs 1Dreuucs

SERONT offertes en- vente, a rcnchere publique. par
~ lie soussigne Juge de Paroisse dams ct pour la
Paroissc St. Landr3,
Lundi lame. jour du mois d'avril pro-
chain, 1916,
A la residence de Mime. SYDALTSE THOMPSON.
situee dams la voisinage de Ia Vile des 0peiousas, dams
la dite Paroisae, les p~roprietes appartenant d la success.
sion de JOHN THOMPSON, de la susdtte Paroisse.
decide; consistant en-
I'm Certain Lot on Moroccan de Terre,
situe ct place dams la corporation de Ia dite willie des
Opeleusas contenant cinquante acres superfciels, ct
borne Fun cote, par la ~propriet6 de Stanisias Fremont,
de Pantre par IA terre de Mime. Godefroy Hollier;
Tn Lot de Terre Situe en- Ia
dite vile des OPelousas, m6surant 122 pds. de face sur
1853 pdsr De profondeur, borne dim cote parJoseph Jau-
bin e Dc Pantre par Francis Dayy -;
Les Guvres de Voltaire, une Biblio-
theque, un Cheval AMERICAN, un
Buggy, 20 moutons, deux Jumens
a~mericaines aver leurs poulains, y
viron dix tetes de betes a cornes
dOuces. d
CONDITIONS ~ immeubles seront vendns
avec un Credit de douse mois, a dater du jour de la
vente; Les meubles do compliant.
Mars IS, ls45.-tsS