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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-27
North Ferrisburgh, Feb. "a, 1914.
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Justice and mercy with wisdom combined,
Awoke in thy noble and sensitive mind,
Much zeal in behalf of the poor toiling slave,
Expecting no mercy this side of the grave.
Shouldst thou be elected TO sanction our laws,
Great blessings would follow humanity's cause
But Polk, Clay and Texas each other will greet
lfsouthern dictatioa our purpose defeat.
Rouse then noble statesman oh never stand still,
Nor bend at the might of Shareholders will
Each slave now in bondage is waiting to see,
Your name cherished long in the hearts of The
Free. A.
Written during the Presidential contest.
THAT New WORLD! Nos. 2, 8, a.,
md S, Vol. x, have not been received
We want them very much, to make the
volume complete. What say friends, will
you send the missing numbers to the Voice
If Freedom ?! Remember the numbers.
The HARTFORD COLUMBIAN. We
ind an occasional nunlber of this paper
mong our exchanges, and should much
ike to have II regular. The Columbian
S a well conducted, well printed, and a
God family paper, judging from the lew
umbers we have seen. 1t is published
weekly at Hartford, CT. at So per annum.
When we become better acquainted with
ne Columbian, we will giva a more en-
ended notice. T.
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V O L. VI. NO. SO.

errors, of mine, if any have made, aud
the most they have been able 10 do, is to
find some 800, of unsettled affairs prioc 70
1914, this small affair if correcl MUS, b.
paid for.
Ii Mr.. Hall had written his own arL.t!r,
[ should have no hesitation in following
it through 10 The last. but as il is ala pvz-
zleG % know where should lend, il
should prove So fortunate as to ever see
land, after being so imprudenl as to 70 n
to waller over my head.
The capacity of Mr.. Halls friend ia
multiplying figures, so as to produce the
result which he does (viz.) S744,92 IL
worthy Of admiration end Reminds mt OF
! a saying of an eminent French Statesmen
that "languoge was invented TO enable
men to conceal their thong hts" and men
OF ordinary capacity can now perceive
that words and figures are sometimes used
Tor other purposes than 10 make The truth
plain.
Improper motives are imputed to me By
the author of MI Halls article, no both
IN and out of his office, has taken uDwea.
RED pains to produce an impression that
the extravaganty high taxes Of the present
nh -
very active part, were necessary 10 close
W arrrnrges Jeff by the former Selec,nsn
tor the comparisons have made between
The expenses Of THE and the wear | ecled
as one OF bat board.
shall defend myself from such imnu-
ta'lonsas have had their birth in the Town
Clerks Office, even if it is necessary 10
speak Of myself. or make comparisons be,
tween my acts and those who are INV nc
cusers. 1t IS very modes', for those who
commence an attack, to s,ihe investigation
when the truth is 100 much for them,
because 1t may be uGJecoming fer man
10 speak Of himscIf
Before close allow me 10 speculate a
little as 10 what uses The Town tax Of this
year is TO be applied, amounting to
s277a,49
First pay off all a-rearoges, no,
before provided for viz
Goshen road order aud
interest, $500
Sundry small Items sci,
tied by his board $500 925,oo
and then will be left the
sum OF 0lss3A 40
for the use of the Se>
lectrueu in 1874.
Now deduct the extraor.
binary expensts of
1914. viz.
Additional vote for Town
Hall, l08,00, Alien
=, tax 1870 @l42,70
Taxes illegally abaed
Sl25,00, o!her abate-
menls 1900, 1900
Interest on Town Hall
debt $500 3o7,7o
And still balance will be left Sl5457o
Let j. be remembered that the entire
lo"n and poor expenses for ls43, inclu-
ling s66. settled by the presen. board
amount to only S727,93 and should Mr..
Hall and his friends expend fifty per cent.
'ver last years expenses, which hink is
liberal allowance, and there will still be
N excess over and above the wants OF the
Town Of over $4,000.
have low done with the subjecr.
JOHN A. CoNAxr.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-27

TWILIGHT Philosophy. Nature
seems 10 teach US not to work by twlIig ht-
AT any rate, this has been esteemed for a.
Qes wise maxim. There are hours O.
nough Of daylight. A similar maxim
should guide US in our investigations of
truth. Enough may be learned by clear
and satisfactory methods, TO occupy our
day of investigation. We have no occa-
sion 10 throw ourselves into fog. There
are great truths in abundance, which we
NAV come to know clearly and be able to
state clearly. We need not occupy our
selves with shadows. five would BIZ dis
eoverers OF truths hitherto unknown, we
shall do better to hunt for them in the day
light than ip the twilight. Darkness may |
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1920

Dhidhce IN 1Teasury. 1920
after satisfying every claim against the
Town except Goshen road order.
Mr. Hall has failed to show that epv
different state OF things from the above ex.
listed at the time Of his election, aud as he
and his associates with his advisers are
the only persons who have had an oppor>
tunl!y to misappIy these funds. will
leave them to explain if they can where
the money has gone to, have done nv
duty. Mr.. Hall, with The aid of his off. |
cIous adviser. could readily, with all the
books and papers in their hands, and the !
reports in the Town Clerks Office (which
BY the way Edo not think they have turn.
ID much to their advantageI detect auv
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and then will be left the
sum OF
for the use of the SCI
lectmeu in l844.
Now deduct the extraor.
binary expeusts of
1874. viz.
A Additional vote for Town
Hall, l08, 100, Alien
tax, "a 70, al.
Taxes illegally abs,ed
Sl25,O 90, olher abate-
menlS IL, 90. /
Interest on Town Hall
debt.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-27

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We nj rs
Par Ia Cour DIES Preuves
Dentr pot IA COur Oes preuurs,

SERONT vendues, a l'encheTe p~ublique parle sous
y signe, Juge de la Paroisse St. Landry,
Mardi, le lone. Jour d mois de Asril pro
chain (1s45
A Ia MASON DE G0UR de la susdite Paroisse, les
~propretes suivantes appartenant a la succession de
CHARLES A.. EDWARDS, dams la paroissc St
Landry, dec6dd-consistant en-
Um moroccan &I RnFcelIe die TerTe,
situe dams Ia dite paroisse, formant au Nord-est un
Quart de Section Sous lie No. 8, Township No. 3, lila
Rangee Sud No. 4 de la TeTre, ~contenant ceut-soixante-
quatre acres, ct soixante=quatre centeimes d'acres de
s~uperticie.
Tn autre moroccan OF parcelle deIerre,
situe dams Ia dite paroisse, au Nord-onest, Quart de
Section No.3. Township N. ), Rangee Sud, No. 3. con-
tenant cent-soixante-deux acres, soixsnte-qnatre CEN
themes d'acres de superficie.
Cling EyCLAYES de different senes; In
BOTS DE DIT; Une TABLE; ct an double
bara FUSTL.
Les conditions a Ia Vente.
A. GARRIGUEs, Juge de ParOisse.
l3 mars 1s45-ts,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
assGGsteos eeg*e o.. Gerlfaste
MEDICINES POUR FAMILIES EFT
PLANTATIONS.

Els Remedies auivans tres usites dams les Families
Ed ct Plantations Sc trouvcnt CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez MN. C0MSTOCk ct RUMSEY rue Poydras,
No. SO, a la Nouvelle Orleans, ct dams celles du
DIR. HAWKINS, Aux OPELOU8AS,
Et lis sont tous garantis CONNIE vrais ct rcFGrdes
CONNIE tells. ct au rnoyen d'eux les plantcurs evitsnt
les frais de m6dccins dams presque tous les cas, ct dol
vent servlr d evltcr iusage des remedies cOatrairss a Ia
constitution, tells aue IL cal1mel. IL quininc, &c. TN
pamphlet, ~indiquant Passage de ces divers articles,
est fonrni gratis q ehsqae fanille. Nous ~enumerons
Linimcnt dc Hays, en- Pilulee, pour gukfir toutes
sortes de cas-.
Elixir Vegetal Indien, liniment pour les rerfs ct lea
os, pour les rhunaatismes, garanti pour les guerir.
Ersdicatcur Chinois pour les Cheveux, otant les
chcveux superfus.
Banme de Colombo, pour nettoyer les cheveu4 ct
la ttte.
Srop doeillet pour atshmes, cooueluches, ct rhumcs.
Rcmsde contre les Maux de T5te, Dormant daas
tous les cas- une %guerison c%crtane.
Elixir de Vie pour Ia dyspepsia, les indigestions, ct
les constipations.
Poison contre les puces ct punaiscs. certain pour
les faire toutes peril.
v%ermifuge dc kolinostock contre les veFs, ct ne
manguant janlais.
Extrait dc Salscpnreille dc Comstock, motifs prix
DIES aptres.
Bitter ct Plules de Temperance de Linn, pour
festonlsc.
Remede de Bernard pour lie Cholera, la diarFhGe, ..
la dyssenterie.
Exlrhlt Amer ct MagHque de Sonneil, pour les
douleurs ct les enfures.
Baume diAlen pour la Consumption ct les deuleurs
dr Foie.
Baume de Griottcs, de Wistar, pour la Consumption,
Mixture de Green contre les Fievres, garantie pour
gn6rr tous les cas-.
Huile de Tannin, pour readre lie CUR imper,neuble
ct p~rolonger sa dur6e.
Mixture de Cornell, pour les Maludiee socretes,
~garantie.
De D~lackwells, ditto.
Cordial de Lucine, ee trouvant settlement aiagence,
rue Poydras, No 50. a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Capsules de Gelatine, de toutes sortes.
Huile de Castor, en- bouteilles.
Essences de toutes sortes.
Sable a ecrre.
Eucres, noire, bleue, ct rouges.
Elcre i%udelebile.
Pcudres do SGdlitz.
Gouttes de WEIGH pour lie Nal de Dents, procurant
me gu6rison% certaine.
Cachou ~Fransais, pour l'halcine.
Huiics Anglaise ct dc Harlem.
oPodeldoc ct Cordialde G~odettoy.
Ongpent de Mel.
Baume de Vie de burlington.
Bougie cachefee, pour sen servir sans lumiere.
Huilc Acoustiquo, pour la Surdite, avec guerison
certaine.
Sirop do salsepareille.
Pilules GHooper ct d'Anderson.
PiIules de Lee, Pilules Chinoises cont1e lie sang,
Remedies ct Drogues en- EntrePot, Peintures, Huiles,
&c, a oas prix, pour du compliant.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
@ nc nc ER mm..

MAGEE, KNE4S d co.
A hFFRENT aux P%lanteurs, Marchands de IN Cam
payne ct autrcs un large ct bon stock sssorti de
Marchandises a leur choix, comprenant Sellerie. Har-
nals, Males, Cnirs pour Sellers ct Consrructeurs dc
Vo,tures. ustensiles, Garniturcs ct Materiaux: Quin.
eaiiterle pour sellerie ct accessories de voitures; mar
chandlses en- ~fer-blanc; ustensils en- bois; ct Brosscs;
ct une grande variGte d'autres articles; pour les person
nes qui en- auraient bcsoin, ct il esl dc lcur iinterat,
de1aminer avant dachetef, I'm que nous avons rinten-
ton de les servir a leur satisfaction.
Auss', un grand assortment de Charrues.
Few. 6.-3 m.
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etait utile en- effet de raunir toutes les DISPOSE
lions de Ia matiere dams une seule loi pour faire
sortlr l'ordre du chaos mais, on parait avoir
perdu dc vue que h Justice doit etre Ia base de
toute home legislation. Sill est c~onvenable que
les officers publics ne fassent pas des fortunes
extravagantes aux depens dl public. il est moins
convenable encore que Ia loi les rtduise a la
portion congrue.-Ponr avoir de bons OFFICERS,
Il fhut les payer libefalemcnt.
81 nous ne nous trompons, le bill aura cepen-
dant I'm avantage, ce sera de former une base sur
laquelle on pourra asseoir plus tard I'm bon sys.
famc de tariff iiudicilire.-L,Abeiut.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
l4iyresB lancs,et FOnEnitures deBureau.

GASAANEE III s
g KuE pu CAMPs NeuvRLER ORLsANs.
= s~onsslgns, annonee All public. ct A SEES nom.
~ hretaes pFatiaues deda vile ut de la camnacns
gull q malntenani en- laagasin l'assortiment le plus
compiet 90 toualea articles de son genre de com
mercei 81 que Afrres eosapte, Paper, Planes.
Ssag9nss ett. ~ lee pfe de jeter un coup d,cil sur II
hsss susvanta des aFtlclea gull oife 70 vendre aux prir
iss axas has pesf Az compliant. -
Lerss de complies. grand livres, Journals. bron;l,rd.
Ilvtes De features, de caisse eli de vente, en- papier do
soqtos aortes dc %couleurs, relies dea toutes les Iacons.
grands hvres ct journals On DEM ~resienre; Hvres Al
notes, dea EorInes les plus psitees; m6mofandnms II.
vres dc reeu; hlancs pour trcites ct biliets, graves avae
som; lettres de v~oiture; c0nnuissemenss i;vFss AZ
checks dc icutes les banques de Ia vile: livres IL ioch
ct dc recus, 4 Fusage des hatimcns. 81 de- diyeT farn,ss
rarnets pous resus de hallage, do pesape de coton 4
bIaRes; commissioners pour sleancrs; tra;.ss. III
leta, etc. N1Nss ouT
PapissiP piera @lettres, d'ecoler, rave Ct non ,.na
dos meilleures f~abfiqucs. '
Cares ! ioaer, des marques auivantes; suner6ns
Eagle, Henry VII Decatur, Merry Andrew, Highl,nd-
or, &c; toutes espece de cartes de fantasies.
\ afnes d,Aessfs de Perry, fines OF snper6naa AZ
Gillot, Victoria, Prince Albert, sc.
CrayoRs; premiere qualite de Cumberland. painenanx
couleurs fines ct antres; ardoiscs dc toutes esnAcss
d paper en- ivoire, os ct hois; pains a caebetsr
eire encre ct sable. de toutes les couleurs. eaebesa.
de Rogers, etc.
LSores decoles nn assortment general chois; ,vso
soin. parle sobsignelu i-msme, ct suries renseignemcnt
des professor le plus ~lnstruits.
lie sonssigne efre au comites, aux maitres 6,fcola
ct aux marchands, tous les articles ci- dessus. aux nr;r
lie plus has. j. B STEETs
mo sReeesssur De Nofman, Steel & Co
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7rerttss trGagta 81. GsrI- atye
W. A. HAkTN 1T,
FEND A SON N4GASTY a "A MODE,
GhapcNllT It At0llce,
A Sd matson dc la Banqae ia Cslaqt, rue do

Asa matSon de la BaUqae "a Cuaat, rue de-
M1g1sins No. 80.
MHABITS, Pdntalons, ct GiEets-Habits de toilette
nA ct fracs. Habiflernents noirs ct de couIeGr i'm
| portes de France ct d'Apgleterre; il tient aussi en- NOR
ct en- couleur, casimirs, inerinos, cachemires, gambroon;
Ijabots, hinge brode, etc. pantalons noirs ct fonces,
veiours de sole, mernos, casimirs, satin fa(onn6 ct uni
de Marseilie, valence, ETC.; gilets dams lie meme genre.
HabtHements faatomne6 II dhiuer.-Paletots ct ha-
bits fonc6s; habits a la d'ONAny; pilote; couvertures en-
laine rouge; habillcmens de diferentes fas ons ct contours.
hetniseS.-Chemise de toile de differences qualities;
de Inoussellnes fines, ditto, avec devants de chemisc ct
coils en- tolle; chemises de cambria de differens noodles.
Robes de ehaanbre du natin, Chemises de dessous,
CategoaS, etc.-Robes de chambre du matin de diHeren-
ties qualities; chemises de dessous, ct cdleCons en- sole.
en- m6rInos, en- laine dagneau; tissus tricotes en- fan
ellie ct cotton. Aussi de grands bonnets de sole.
CrarGtes, EchdrpeS, RreteiLes, MJuchoirs, Giants, ct
BaS,-EcharPcs, noires, unies, ct faconnGes; cravates
Franchises ct ltaliennes, noires, nnies, ct a dessins:
bretelies en- sole, cotton, goinme elastique, ct mallees;
hinge de cambria; tissus de Spitalfeld, mouchoirs an.
glais corah OF Pongec, dc tontes g%randeurs ct qualities;
giants do dam, de castor, de clcvrcnu, de mGrinos. en-
toile ct coton; bag en- m6rinos; tissus de laine, en- to;Ie:
ct melanp6 de cotton.
Chapeaar, Casters, Mules, Valisses, Tapis, Ell saca
lie Mat -Chapeaux en- castor, biancs ct noirs: pu-
tfia en- casimir, en- sole ct de bal, convenab!es a ttrc
ortes par res hommes ct les jcunes gems; fourrurcs;
casquettes en- drap ct vernies. pour les mines: mailcs
lie voyage en- fer ct en- bois de conleur noire. rougc
et autres. couleurs, saos de mutt, ct taps. Aussi, anal.
les en- cur ct en- veau marin, egaIenent pour voyage.
PardPtaies,-Parapluies en- sole, bingham. ct cotton,
de toutes %grandeurs etqualitGs.
HablIements pour les eNfGRts ct les jennes geur.--
Habits, gilets, paletots, Pantalons, chelnises, etc, con-
venables pour les enfans ct les jeunes gems.
Ri une grande variete dautrcs articles dams lie meme
genre.
Tous ces articles etanta acheter. i'inyite les person.
mesa venir Voir ct examiner lassortiment que i'ai.
8 Janvier lS45- 3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
IN Nechea-

EE Gus, H0UES, CHARRUES, &c.
tSs sousignes Importers ct n6gociants en- ouin.
q eaiilerie ct coutellerie appellentr attention des Mar.
|chands &c Ia campagne ct antres, sur leur waste OF bon
stock De Observation-Disclosures etDomestiques parm;
lesquelles Sc trouvent les saiyantes:
300 Tonneauxd de Fer Suedoss, Amsricain ct Anrla;s
$500 PITS de fer en- cercles, en- Feuilles, en- bandes.
ct en- c~ylind-es.
50 '9nneaas d'aeier, nould, fondu soufle. Il
500 doz, haches de Collins ct Go King, ct Simmons
800 g Crihies
5OO { Cardes pour lame ct cotton, de Whittemores
lO0 I beches creuses excellentes della I,ouisiane
200 Pelleset Beehes de Ami, Adam ct Wood
5000 g Piochss Dies Csrolines ct de Ia Iouisianes ON
don ct autres marques
l00 Gaisses do chsines d'avant-train
SO chaines ct Boeufs, Ell bloca
1000 "Charraes de Carey, par Kings ct Parson
S90 " de Woods, Ballinger, ct autres Fahricans
lU0 Tonneaux do marchandisos creuses ct de fontes
s. D. S. ct Co.
Eneiumes, ecrous, grsnds ct petits marteaux, planes
yls, serrures, Gonds, ecroux, scies de long ct pour mon.
I'm, scies circulaires, a main, ct a panneaux, hines
monlins a maIs. Faux, etc, etc,
AussT: Huite de baleine, de speriae, de lin, ct IL Ian.
neurs, de qualite superieurc, Blanc dc pIomb, esprit do
verres a Wires, etoupes, ct Cordapes. ouill
oiire q vendre a bas prix pour du compliant on dc bon ia,
sLARK, DAY, s~TAUFFER 4 CO.
Au coin de Ia Rue du Canal ct des Mapazins.
rs" o'-"@' @ Ncuvslle Orleans
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THOMAS b. WINSTON.
picerie en- Ores ct Ell Detail

A0 ID. w I'm . L YIN
picerie en- Ores ct Ell Detail.
Rue Poydr0s No. IT, 10 f. 81, ". Orleans.
Marchandises bien achetees sont a Motto yendues.
A YANr en- main IN assortment complet d'epicic-
IA ries ct de provisions, ie viens solicitor humble
ment lie patronage des marchands ct des habitans de la
paroisse St. Landry; ofFrant de leur prouvcr, que Ieur
interet hien entendu, dot les conduire dams mes maya
sins, gu lis trouveront les articles suivans, qui lcur Sc
ront vendus, a bon marcia, ct ,aur conditions les mus
Ji5srdleS:
30 Bottles, the s~ouchong, en- paeuets / a 2sc lie paqt.
100 do. amidon en- paqaets 81. 80 a 36l. la boite.
Z caisses indigo.
Canisters de 5, 10 ct PSI. de IS a Zoe.
Savon No. Boston dur ct MAGNITUDE BIC.
l60 sacs cafe Rio, grain rondYGa a ca
sucre, en- bourauts. 3d. ale %; par baril, 1 de plus
Meiasse, bonnie Ice, commune ISL, rafn6e &c, ST.
rp 25c. d 35c.
The, young hyson 1ec, skin l4c.
$50 sacs %bonchons, le mile So, 500, 1925.
Wins, de Malaga, a SIC, Madere 10, SUPERIOR sri 50
Claret en- ~barriques $40 a $40, en- caisses So 25 a
h.p-d We otsra ss IS, papai, 50, Mt. e,.ry So
so, Cognac ssI SO.
Noix, amandes, raisins, fgaes, corintfie, prunes ct
conserves.
Farine, pore, graisse, ~whiskey, lard beurre ct from
age, enfin toute esptce d'articles d'6piceries, touiours 4
deg prix reduits dams Ia meme proportion.
Lots de s l00 a $4,000 seront vendues aux mix c-
dessns. Les prix du detail seront augmentes de % a
3 pc.
Billets accompanies a 3, 6 cts mcis de tsrne, seront
reeus en- pavement Few. 20---6m
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pettv ledrers /. Nil onos - ~ " ae5 ICONS, lo5g loho
,rtL. \ H !; , ~ uoons,9i tne various approved forms,
randum, and cyp5herin@ booss oo epSt glaI, : memo ~
books, indexes. COW books. proinigsorv nots b eois P y
Of EXCHANGE. blapafi ar 6ootS sIo.n ~ pooAs oL,s
Photographed and printed books Of tho bsss ttH 800
paper; bills of lading: checlz books M ali ~ H. bs -
the city ;jog books shin recent hooks of rs III Da san. :.
ship, Steamboat and draw receip,s. cotton $3.50;
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27
Orntf par Ia Gour Dcs 11rfuurs.

80 -E
SERoNT offsrtes en- vente, a ~lenohere publique, par
~ le soussigne Juge de Paroisse dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse 81. Landr
Lundi lame. Jour du mois d'avril pro-
chain, 1915,
Ala Residence de Nine. SYDALISE THOMPSON.
situee dams Ia yoisinage de Ia Vile des Op$lousas, dams
Ia dite Paroisse. les prophecies appartenantA Ia sncces-
sion de JOHN THOMPSON, de la susdite Paroisse.
decede CONSTANT en-
Tn Certain Lot GU Moroccan de Terre.
situe ct place dams la corporation de Ia dite vile des
Opelousas, contenant cinquante acres superfcieis. ct
borne dun cote, par Ia ~propriete de stanisias Fremont,
de Pautre par Ia terre de Mime. Godetroy Hollier
I'm Lot de Yerre Situe en- la
dite vile des OPGlousas, mesurant 1879 pds. de face sur
1859 pdsr de profondeur, borne DIM cote par Joseph Jau-
bin et Dc Pautre par Francis Dayy -
Les Euvres de Voltaire, mi Biblio-
theque, un { heval americain, un
Buggy, 20 moutons, deux Jumens
a~m6rieaines avec leufs p~oulains, en-
viron dix tetes de betes a cornes
douces.
CONDITIONS Lee immeubles 0seront yendus
avec I'm Credit de douze mois, a dater du Jour de la
vente Les meublcs au compliant.
A. GARRIGuES, Juge de Paroisse.
Mars IL, 1s45.ts II
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27

Steamers en- fer q Pit turg.-Le Is fssrier,
IN steamer en- fer lie Hahter, Dc laOionneaux i
etc lance Piteshurg. On croft quill sera enYoy6
en- Russie CONNIE yin eehantsllon de Tindustrie
americaine. Deux autres steamers en- fer SOM
stEles chantiers a Pittsln II g. L'uu Il JOIN
sses deyra %croiser dams le collie du Mexioue
csalrae garde cOte--Pattre EST upe frtgatc 4 Va.
pour 20 A. canons, de 400 tonneaux.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27

sLARK, DAY, sTAUFFER 4 co.
Au coin de la Rue du Canal ct des Marazins.
Sev' o'-Sa' Nouvells ofl6ans
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27

Els Remedies auivans tres usites dams les Families
Ed ct Plantations Sc tfouvcnt CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez MN. COMST0Ck ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,