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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25


as THIS MEDICINE we escaime the ohio
day. ins'ing som- OF Jaynes Tonic Yermfnge
II ccr,sny has none OF The naseous ftivonr. which
sue associates with The idea of piysie. Chilttcn
consider il quite treat. and takng il their pals
sizes Craliied aud their health restored at fhe
time Jaype's Tonic Vermifuge not only destroys
worms. hut uT The mnvus in which they are
imhed,ldd and effects a rodcal and permanent cure.
Every mother knows the prominent symptoms Of
worms. such voraci'y. leanness, fe,id tsc;lili.
grinding o The teeth durIng sleep. paIencss of .ne
lps itching of the nose. &C. hut there Ia other m
dicia not so generally rceor nzed. dry coGgh.
dull eyes, enlargement of The abdomen. and many
other sym poms common ther Diseases. ire pen;
~ denote the presence of WORMS. IL Their exIsicrco
Is ven suspecIed.he FeImiinges hond s- a'nun
isier'd because il do haI IN in any case. mud
may do incalcuable goud.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORaNT always cares A eih-
ma--two or lhree large doses will core the Group
or lives OF children IA fIon ) minuies' 10 lbouis
tine. II Immediately suhdues the violence OF
whuhj ing rough. md effects n speedy curc. Huns
drcds who have cen given up by their phvsici
as iocurahlc. with CONSUMPTION. Splitting OF Blood.
aud other Pulmonary AHeciiurs Ne, been resinrtd
10 perfect health ny ~ ~ never fails in aivmg re-
| hei. For salo by DIR } CRUMBACKE.R, l73
| Main 81. Wheeling Va. dec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

DIR WISfAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
Try This celebrated remedy is compound bal
ishfnic preparation of The Wild cherry Bark and
Moss Of Iceland. combined by new chemical pro.
cess with The extract OF Pine. So sa.uory have
been lis effects in all cases when administered for
coughs. Asthma, consumption. or any disease Of the
lungs. ihss1mnny,of The most distinguished physi
eians have approved and recommended a., and
openly Acknowledged IL the mod valuable medicine
ever discovered. IL is truly valuable medicine.
aud is effeting nm immense amount OF good IN re-
iief ~ suffering hum unity. For sale by CRUM.
BACKRR 173 Main ST.. Also by PRYOR e.
PAUL.. 1874 Marker Street. 2w dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
CHAIRS! CUAIRS!! CHAiRs!!
+ 90. JAMES L. GATHER,

SUCCESSOR TO J. CONNOLLY * SONS.
No. 156 MARKET STREET.
NlzN RESPECTFULLY informs The pub
gErxM 80 lie that he Inns now hand and man
W-A uincwJcs 10 order every variety of
@y~E Chairs of The latest patterns. md in a
WI style III Workmanship not surpassed in
the Western Country
lie has on baud a large stock of Boston Rockers
Hall u s'on Rockers. Commnn do. Revolving Chairs
sni'abo for Counting Rooms. Free Oh Parlur Chairs.
several new and splendid patterns &c wood seat
Chnirs Dining Chairs. Seiecs Sociables. Children's
Table, Rocking and Common Chairs, &c &c.
The public are invited TO call and examine his
stock, as he viii assure oil who iavor him with
Their custom balihey shall he disappointed eli.
'her in price or qualify. lie is determined by elise
personal attention 10 business, enIiile himself 10
n fairptopoflIoD Of public patronage.
Chairs eafeinliy packed or sent TO ary part OF
ihe city free of charge. GIN sep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25
.ca SADDLE, TRUNK AND
RNESS Nj ANUF ACTORY.
cilHt 100 MAIN STREET.

YHNHE SUBSCRIBERS now prepared 10
ID furnish any hing IN ihcir line Of mistress ns
lownnd ofias good qualify ms can I've had anywhere
In The CITY. TER stock an hand cor ssls OF Las
dies and &c nilemen's Saddles, Brides aud MariD-
gales; aides ond Genilemen's Iron Frame Hard
Leather Trunks with Liebrich's Phlada inside pa
cent locks. rollers, sc; Ladies' Bonnet Boxes &c; all
of the. common kinds OF Trunks in use; vnlises La
drs Carpets Saichls and Baskets. CarpeI Bags,
Saddle Bnss. Harness, double and single. Plaled
and Comment: Collars Buggy. ri ling and Wagon
Whips and Lashfs, Buffalo Robes. Socks aid Sad
die Covers, Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Combs.
Cards and Brushes. and everything usually Kept in
such establishments. rlrIIf 81.
The subscribers feel thankful fpr The patronage
they have heretofore received ond hoSe by sluci
ollcnticn TO business and desire TO please the )
will sill receive their share.
4 Old work repaired OF oil times on reasonable
terms htgi,1sl -. NICOLL' & CARR.
! nov 12,3. 3md&w
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DOES NOT REASON ard common Sens. ,.,r,,
~ that Ex~strrsi,es tho m,si n,,.rala s =, .lI =,
thc m'-' : ~ c'unl agent ia arre-l,ny auI c.,;,r
Pulmonary Diseased tt p -
keas"n saws yes. because .Obstnc,i.n is ri,bcr
IN m"da'ci3 or remotely the canse ,i if, ,m,,,;.n
opd CATARRHAL Fevcrs prmlnrinp ,rvn c,a,..,,,,,
rofi. md Ahscrssrs of the Lungs Pain and Sre,c..
w 'ne ihfoa Breast. Sides or Shonideis-l,roncbi.
Wy exciting mucous and perulcni secretiuns thereby
cmseing ~ tue lungs. rs IT, more or les. ,m,ols
ooih respiration and the free rircnla,,on .f tho
msc'qs csis's Difficulty II Breathing and A.ihmn.
Lseo,'sy. Hoarecness and Loss of vuicc. Dropsy Of
,ne heart and Ghost. Rup,sfc Of Biooi Vessel. and
Beed'ns from Throu, and Lungs. and Sp,,iny or
Blood, ,..,f .... NP"''"s "
81. 10 remove This Ob-iruciion. from whirh MI
s'hcsc aiafnling and dangerous discnscs criy.nn,,
anu ~ produce n RADICAL cure, nothing has, ever
Voecn hnn' equal Ia Jayncs Expcct,rani ..r
- sa"us "nfivniied--it s'nnds pes. mont try
llama yon Will be forced Ia acknowl ledge that Its
Su'"er nave moi, ror cannot he overra,cd; that n
siands lar ebove and bcynnd tho reach OF com.
sPe'uoni That ~ Is The only reason oblc. the
only natural aud The only truly successful mciho.l
'ciMtcsiios aud curing diseases Of tho Pulmonary
organs tor sale by CRUMBACKER.
- aeelo arg rel Druggist. l73 Mann ST.
TIE BEAUTIFUL DIE. and those also ,b,,s.
lives have hcen marked hy active deeds az honey
oience and nni,rug devo,:on in amcliorn,inp Tho
.e""i'oh :" man. Ains. how relentless nrc ihy
idars oh DEATH Bni or all Thy ministers that attend
,npnn The IN solemn state. quick IL obey Inv awful
bcbes', SoNsuMrrIoN, ,bc i.sat,abte spol,r wns
formerly most 10 be iearcd bu ihasks To The nven.
i've genius Of civilized man n remedy has been
,onnd That has proven itself an almos, invsr,able
specific for This most dire disease n resnri he had
To The Balsam Of Wild Cherry the carly stages of
Cvnsumpi"n, POSITIVE cure may he relied upon
Thousands Of the most Interesting cures ara cen
r,apily taking place. but ltt ALL WIN ,yoolJ 90,
''ae right medicine inquire particularly for DR. WIS.,
sars Balsnn ms the 6ascst limitations re- abroad.
For sale by
CRUMBACKtR, 173 Main ST. . 49,,
PRYOR d PAUL.. led Markets., ""ee''"g
al dec L 'ssa I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

4 ANTHEMS LANTERNS = Jrstrccd from
lhe nanulactury oi Barnes. iI'hh' q Co, Rt-
a. clown. nm assortment 81 Beautiful Candle md
Lard OIL 1aniefns. whith MI be sod VI uouu.
iacinrcrs prices These thof Wnnt n gund ard rheur
light will cali ahd examine ihes s,fmes'c Lanterns,
" you do not want lichl they vii. answer iY W
ornaneot dec1t jas MELLOR
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10000 Dollars.

10000 Dollars
Grand eonsIidafei LoTrry Of Deiauate q 6:esryia
CLASS NO "a. a'.'fn
]" no drawn NJ Wilmington, Del S,i'y Deer 81
| 'fs3o000 Of 10000 of 5000 otd00O
~ Nos. IL ballots. Tickets 10 dolls; ccriiiraie
package % wholes 1873 dolls shares in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws as follows ihr ughnoi The monih" Zee Cml,er
Draws on Tuesdays--Cap'aI prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate oi package who,es
Sly; shares in proportion. -. 4. ~, ...,..
Drnws on Thursdnys--Capiisl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package " holes
sl4 shares in proInron, ..,.. .ri
Dtaws on Snntiavs--Caniial prize $4,000. ~.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package wholcs
SID; shares in proportion. --...5
Address your Orders In -.
nov 90 N |. DORSEY. Wheeling W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

nm FMS CALF BOOTS Just received al The
va Sign ul The Bro RED BocT.
casts Mems stout Cali Boots
g do Fine do
9 do DO Morocco Bnot'.
dec % SAM'L MCLALI EN-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

MAGI AND CONVERSATION CARDS.
I'M HANDa beautiful aruclc Il Magi and 4 on.
" vcrPii"n Clrl,; Tire Crnckcn. Tarpedors.
Dums. Sci .lo1diug Guns. Fruit Piaies and great
Yapeiy ~ Fancy articles 100 numerous w rncihion
Alsp fac oss-p'mrnt ~ fine Viol,ns md Fresh W.
ulin SifInas. Guior., Arcord'ons Sc on htrd
ore Panp iprfe Of snpefnt tone aud iuish and y ~
I've sid loss o. cash Shah receive IN n fe,v ,logs
two sp'enjid Pn'o Fitcs tom Tho heel makers In
Ncw Yirk and viii he sid ~ New York prices
adding transportation iran ne SCI hnrd. ~
oec - jas MELLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

A INANACs ron 1876 The Amcdcan
- Almanac md Repository If Useiul Ka ".
ledge rhe PfcstNtcrian Almanac adopted Er use
In every rau NJ lhc Unitcd States The fmuklin
Almanac. ny Prof Armstrong For sole wlnlcsalc
or retail. by JOHN lIAsWELL.
dec f3 Union II, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-25

6,suoE Pegs. SHOE PEGS-A fsw brls Shoe
~ PEGS vatious sizes jnsi tcc'd at The Big Red
Boot Establishment, sAM'L MCLALLEN.
dec 30
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J. CRuMBACKtR, ia Main St. !
PRYOR d PAUL.. led Aiarkcia, { ""ee''"g
dec '----- LIN
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For sale by DR. CRUMBACKER. I73 Main is.
dec 8 a, 'h. 1llt
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
PRQBAH8 9AAMe


WILL be sold ut public Auction, by the under
Wv signed Parish Judge in and for the Parish Oh
ST. Landry,
On MoNpAY, the 10th Of Feb'fy next,
Al The last residence of PIERRE LOUIS Gull,
Tory. late Of the parish aforesaid, deceased husband
of Advise Desliotel, situated i'll
Grand Prairie, near Flat Ioten,
All tile property belonging to tho estate ncomn1unity
between said Advise Deshotel and the children ana
heirs of said deceased, consisting of
The Tract Of LAND,
on which said deceased last resided, containing lou
superficial acres. Another
Tract of Wood and Prairie Land,
situated also i'll Grand Prairie, and containing 200 SUI
%perfcial arpents.
Six Slaves; $50 head Of gentle horned
Cattle; $50 head Of Vacherie horn
ed Cattle about 80 head Of broke
Horses; about 80 head Of unbroken5
Horses; Mares and Colts; lmple-
ments Of Husbandry Household
Furniture, &c.
Terms at sale.
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
January 9Th, 1s45-ts.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
w. A.
FASHIONABLE
Clothing, 0at, onO Grunh
EMFORIUM NJ.

A L.- Il IT, A. w
80 MAGAZINE srREET, (Canal Bank Build
ings,) New Orleans.
TOATS, Pants and Vcsts.-Dress and fock coats.
~ of French and English black and colorea cloths;
black and colorcd cashmere, merino, cashmeret, gains
broom, linen drilling, &c. pants black and fancy silk
velvet, merino, cashmere, figured and plain satin, Mar
settles, Valencia, &c. vests.
Fail and Winter Codts.-Beavcr and cloth pnlctots;
D'Orsay coats; pilot, blanket and Flushing coats and
coates, of various cloths and colors.
Shi"ts.-Lincn shirts, different qualities; fine muslin
do. with linen bosons and collars, and colored cambria
shirts of various patterns.
Morning Gotrn$, Under Shirts, Drapers, 8c.-Mor-
drawers of silk, merino, lambs wool, Shaker knit, ftan-
mel, cotton, sc. Also, silk smoking caps.
Cracats, Scdrfs, SnSpeaders, Handkerchief, Clones
and Hosierg.-Plain, figured and black scarfs; figured
and plain black Italian and French ~cravats; silk, cot
ton, gum elastic and sherred suspcnders; linen cambria,
twilled Spitalield, English corah and pongee hdkfa. of
all sizes and qualities; buck, beaver, kid, merino, linen
and cotton gloves; mcrino, lambs wool, linen and cot
ton half hose.
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags.-
Black and white beaver, nutria, cashmere, Russia, silk
and porting hats, suitable for men and youths wear;
fur, cloth and glazed caps, for do; iron and wood-fra-
med black russct and clarct coiored travelling trunks,
valises and carpet bags. Also, leather and seal pack
ing trunks.
charlottesville ~gingham and cotton umbrellas, of
various sizes and qualities.
Boys and Youths Clothing-Cloth coats, palctots,
pants, shirts, &c, suitable for boys and youths.
And a great variety of other articles in the above line.
Those wishing to purchase, will please call and ex-
anime my assortment. Jan. 9-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

GrWe attended tho BALI on the night Of
the 9Th january, given in honor Of the Victo-
~ 81 New Orleans, 10 which the Managers SO
politely extended u an invitation, and must say
that ii surpassed our most sanguine expectations
n every particular. The room was beautifully
ana t~assefaEy decorated; the bull proceeded
Win the utmost good will and pleasantly, to say
nothing of thc fashionable and graceful dancing;
ihe supper was beyond repfoach. and such as g
meet ths approval Of ths most fastidious. The
patriotic aong written ~ our friend ). Bernard
Esa.. yand which We publish on our French slde
today wao sung by the company with the mos
thrilling eject end gave q zest q the ball q ones
appropriate, ~enlivening and chaste. Truly, q
ynch assemblagess W. delight 70 attend tor the,
20 Gar 10 tighten the burthans Of life, and stfeng
then friendly feeling. We hope the n'anageri
viii continue them during the danciag season
and meet the encouragement ofour citizens gen
erallys
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
@es 81 1aaprg 885is,
THURSDAY MORNING, Jan. Q, 1a4s.

3Ths Carroll [La.) Waterman proposes shai
some time this winter, a convention O eultoFs q
the state. connected with the country. press
meet II New Orleans, To transact business gen
.raIlys The Cuncordia l~nteiligencer suggests
lhat Il be whsIssshe Legislature il IN session
Both good suggestions, and we hope 70 see
Them carried out. The country Press IF Lou'-
siana il, sor the most part, worthy Of better ga.
trenage shan il receives q present, and the cons
sractea views ofour Legislators have near ''done
np' l ~nsaiori.y IF them. Many are now drag
ring OH I miserable existence, Is theii sigkly
columns inronsssIIbly prove. We are sorry
10 know, ta0. that faise views Of the necessity q
Pfesses incur midst and Of their liberal support,
is entertained by ssy many q our citizens
Therc Ii d wish with some toiaye good papers
in our midst, but they az nothing to make them
%. They gruunble finley ire embarrassing bui
use no efforts 10 make them worthy Of a reading
people. Tiles send lheir money 70 the North
for paps because, they say, they are bette
than thesFUwnf But, they 90 not consider, he
every dollar they send tothe North for papers
draws % nastnh from their Own. and consequent
" takes that much interest from their columns
The whole truth IL, that % neagre y the sup
port extended to The papers of this State, that g
conductors ofthem have It NOT in their powerst
make them interesting. Instead Of being aol
10 pays attention to the editorial department ne
are obliged to set spe, work u press, act as g
III, and do Inc work If iilree men, Or be forced !
give up their business. Ifshe money sent to y
North were subscribed for the support Of q
country papers Of the South. there would be q
room. Gor complaint, and southern views Won
be more generally inculcated, and Southern u
tcrcsts better advanced, than by thus sppporfir
foreign publishers. We can make IS good, inf
resting, and al cheap papers here, asany whei
else. Give us but ncouragement-try us--ar
IL We fail, abandon us.
We trust our friends will consider these hint
and redouble their e~xertions in our behalf. Eat
Subscriber we now have can, if he will, 'doub
his talent, and bring Or send US another 81
scriber, by 4 mere e~xeEtion. VIII he dot? :
We shall see!
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
From The Gasetts.l
eoMMuNIcATE

DiED,-on Saturday last, 4th inst, Mrs. AnrnEaIsE
ApplsoS, consort of George w. Addison, in the ssth
year Of her age. It is hard to part with friends, even
for a limited period-it is still harder TO part with those
that are near and dear to us by the ties Of kindred and
blood-but, o! It's the most cruel stroke of all, to be
forever separated from the object of our fondest afiec.
tions. In the death of this lady, her family have suf-
fercd an irreparable loss. She has left a disconsolats
husband and four little children, the young est not three
weeks old,1 TO mourn the loss of a fond wife, and an
affcctiona,e and lender mother. She is gone, and W.
mourn her loss but we mourn not as those who have
no hope. May those she hus left behind TO weep owe
her loss, be preserved by a kind Providence to meet he
in Heaven. W. u. i.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
No. 4487.
CELINE DUPRE, mife Of
Sebastiea Perrodin,
FIFraIrn1crAL
! DIsTRIcT,
Nf ., .,
E HUSBAND i, ais.

HER HUSBAND + ais. !"
IN this case, after hearing the law and the evidence:
4 IT is ORDERED AND DECEASED, That the Plaintiff
have Judgment against, and do recover Of the Defend
ant, SEBAsrIEN PERRoDIN, her husband, the sum of
Eleven Hundred and Eighty five Dollars and Eleven.
cents, with legal interest from Judicial demand until
paid, with a legal mortgage TO secure the same on ali
the property of her said husband, to date from tic first
of April, in the year 184l.
IT is FURTHER DEcREED, That the Plaintiff be separa-
ted in property from her said husband, Sebastien Perro-
din, and that she administer her property as a fesns-
sole, and free from his control. s
IT is FURTHER DEcREED, by reason of the consent Of
the parties, that the Plaintiff pay the Judgment oil Ans
ing purchased the property sold under his writ, and that
the Defendant, Perrodin, pay the costs of suit.
Done and signed in open Court, this 5sh Dccember.
1874. H.. BoYcEs Judge of6ti District.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
~pIAQUEMENE MOUTH.

III 4 conversation with our n~eigbbor, the So
nior oethe aGaaetse, who has latslyPaid 9 yisli
tsa se ciss, W. learn that she mouth of this fatet
toasr village Il entirely asopPeaup, andthat un.
lsss scaethihg BE- done, Il i hardly possible
Il caaE be open fr navigation this season Some
steps asould s. taken BIZ she citizens four pn'
Nshslo efAass me- Temovalo nc the drift whiet
nss is out Gpn he rest Of the world. Not on
h dhs psopic 81 our parish, but those also Of chs
ower parishes, are iaterestedin this work. Car
WI nck have she stpte Boats aEew days u ths
year al this rah, TO give ii some chance Of get
slng 3upf crops % market Wear sure Y y no
asking 100 mich and we tTus. thatthe prcpe
KathOfIies wll attend % i, before the rise il
iha Mississippi VA render it impossible to re
move ths ohatsuetioH.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
Sm0d@@e

Pierre n. GuiIlory, Of the Parish of 81. Lan-
dry. State Of Louisiana,
HAS applied, by his petition, to be appointed admin
AA istrator Of the Estate of
PIERRE LOUIS GUILLORY,
late of the Parish aforesaid, deceased.
All person intending to make opposition to said ap
pointment, will file the same in my office, in the towr
Of opelousas, within ten days from the publication o.
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge,
Jan. 9th, le45.-2t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

A Petition Is now in circulation, and, we
learn, the requisite number of signatures already
Obtained, praying the Police Jury 70 suspend
oasFaaioas 81 tho Court-house, until 4 meeting
eli ba called u petition the Legislature for is
removal 10 Washington.
he meeting will be held az The Cont
house, on The a7th instant,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
FROM TEXAS.

/ BY the arrival Of the steamer Republic we
have received our file of'Texas papersto the 18th
ult. inclusive. They contain Presidents JONES
annual Message to Congress. He remarks that
the Republic has arrived at a crisis in its affairs
fraught with deep and absorbing interest, but
that the capacity Of the people for self govern
tlent, and for the maintenance oftheir indepen-
dcnce have been tested and proved. He OBJ
serves with pleasure the tide ofemigration which
has set in towards Texas-thc uninterrupted adj
nlinistration ofjustice the adequate diffusion Of
education, &c, He recommends TO Congress to
suspend the emission of Exehcquer Bonds, the
urgent necessity under which they were first put
forth no longer existing, He further urges the
utmost economy in the administration Of the
Government the imposition ofproper revenue
duties by a Tariff the passage off law for clas-
styling the debt ofthe country the establish.
ment Of the scat Of Government at a proper place;
the protection ofthe ffon..ef; a revision Of the
penal code the enactment Of laws for perfectfne
the titles ofsettlers, &c. &c. The Messagei il
ably written and will command attention.
The House Of Representatives have passed I
bill changing the Seat of Government to Austin
Its fate in the Senate is doubtful.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

PRRsnRx& vera IEEyMs KEEP YOUR
snAEyH.-Aai physicians agree, that ahsalthy
slate oeths months 4 very great consideration
III preserving health. From our knowledge OF
she effects ~ Dentistry, we arc firmly convinced
d is trutS. We, therefore, always take pleas
ure IN railing te R~4teption Of our readers to OPP
erationa inthiA science, and merely remind them
-{sof he is 100 veil knowaipt this neighborhood
Is need a eeommendation)-4ha DIR. Bunk is
now here on a short visit. See his ttotice in ooi
alyertIsing columns,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish Of st. Landry,
1, J. PosEy. Deputy Clerk Of tho District Court in
and for the said State and Parish, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a true and correct copy of the Judginent
in the above-entitled suit.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Ope-
L = lousas, this Z Decr. 1874.
dla-ln j. POSEY, ID. 6Ik.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
~ BURR
O ! !! !!

NM OULD inform his friends and the public, that
Wv lie has again returned to Opelousas, on his PEE
riodical professional visit, and is now ready to give
his services in all operations in Dentistry.
He may be found at Mr.. Benz. Andrns' hotel,
opposite the Courthouse. Jan.2-1t*
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
Dillc 1Dlate 4otel,

About a mile from the town of Vile Plate, on the pub
lie road leading from Opelousas, and Washington TO
Bayou Chicot. Terms moderate.
d25-3t LEMUEL SHAW.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
PROBATE s E.

-H--l -
WILL be sold at public auction, by the undersign-
w ed PsrishJudge in and for the parish of St.Landry,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th of February
next, (1845,O
Al the store of WALTER r. REDMOND, late of
the parish aforesaid, deceased, situated in
Grand Coteau, IN The toun q 81. Charles,
in said parish,-all the property, movable and imimo-
vahlc, belonging to the estate Of said deceased,-con-
TWO SLAVES;
Five Lots of Ground,
stnated in the town Of St. Charles, the same where the
deceased la 1t resided, bounded on one side by Robin
Freres, and on the other side by Edmond EstIlcttc.
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 Augustc
Lambre.
Two American Horses; four Mules;
one Wagon and Harness; n Sui
ky and Harness; horned Cattle; one
lot of Dry Goods; m do. Of Hard
ware, etc, etc.
Terms on the day of sale.
A. G~ARRIGUEas, Parish Judge.
January 9, 1916. l9-ts
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
THyHE partnership hitherto existing between Doctors
a Murph and Chcvis, is this day dissolved By mu-
N@i JAS. N. MURPH,
+. 7. CHEVIS.
january 9th, ls45.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

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