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The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

FRANKLIN.
OPELOUSAS, LIE.
ES commissioners du College Franklin Sc font un
iiere de cette institution commencera lc premier lundi de
novemhrc proclaim.
Lie Rcvd. john BURKE, reinforcement de Ia Aaroisse de
Natchitochcs, etc nomme president sa profonde cru
dition dams Ioutes les branches qui constituent une
education ~collegialc, ct son experience coinEle proics.
seur c~lassique, sont de surs garants, pour les commits
saires, quilts peuvent lie RI commanded au public CONNIE
I'm instituteur digne de sa protection.
On enseignera dams cette institution, toutes les
branches dune complete Education collegiate, embras.
SAINT les langues, Anglaise, franchise, Eapagnole, Latino
ct Greegue, les mathcmatiqucs, Ia philosophie naturellc
&ca,; on s'attachera particuiiSrement d Yenseigne-
|ment colnpiet ct ~pratique de la ianguc FRANCHISE.
La session duTera dix mois ct commencera lie Ter
|lundi dc noyembfe proclaim
lie prix dc renseignemcnt est fxe a $40 par scs-
sion, Of celui de Ia pension q cite rebuilt a 1920 aussi
par session Pun Ut Pautre payables, Motto compliant CT
Ipautrc Motto 10 Ter mai suivant.
Les commissaires vculcnt, quill soft tien entendu,
Iqu'aucune extra charge nc sera imposee ct que lie prix
de Tense cement. dc In pension, du logement ,du blanchis-
sage. du ehautiage, ct de r6clairage, ne selevcra qua
$l60 par session les parents devront fournir a lc0rs
enfants les iiyres ct les autres articles de librairie.
Les protesseurs offfent de donner aux elevss la PEN
|sions Engagement at ce qui en- depend nGamoins les pa
rents ont foption dc les placer en- pension dams lc voisi-
mage a'ils ID ~pr6farent.
Les dortoirs du College nc laissent rien a desirer sous
le rapport %snnitaire; lis sont wastes, bicn acres, ct garnis
de places d feu; jan,ais plus de deux eleves n'occupe
ront la meme ehambre.
Enhn iescommissares ct la faculte du College Frank
lin n ePargneront nj soins, nj depenses pour contribucr
|au bien etre dcs pupilss quilcur aeront confes.
Par ordre des Commissioners.
Opelousae le "a Oct. 1e44.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

a yENDRE bon march6 pour du compliant, au bu-
- ;eau du journal;
d,Flton rAlmanach de poche pour 1915; Almanach
dc bureau en- ~franeais pousHss4S9 o3l
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

On ssunre que MIR. Polk s'ess enfin declare
en- faFefr de- MIR. Calhoun et des l~ocofocos di
Sud, 10 qui aliene sans remission les locotocos
du NoFd, ct Grme la porte alannexion ct a
toute modification du tariff
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

s'N Parish 81 af s.. Landry, "
i, j. PosEY, Deputy Clerk of the District Court in
and for the said State and Parish, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a true and correct copyo OF theJudgment
in the above entitled suit.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at ope-
l.. 81 lousas, this Deer, 1874.
dl2-lm ). PoSE4, ~. Ci6,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

WEAz EuBLES--Le soussign6 offre au public les arti-
lEA cles suivants quill est charge de vendre:
Deux armoires, un bois de lit un matelas, trois paircs
dc chendts, un buffet ct un service conplet CONSTANT
en- A pieces 10 tout devant etre vendu a un prix tres
reasonable pour du compliant. S,adrcsser au bureau.
o3l-tf los ETTER.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

dNARTEs DE YIsIIEs-A vendrc au bureau du
" journal
GrL'imprimerie du journal SC charge d'imprimer sur
cartes de visite lie nom dcs personnes qui le d6sireront-
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

Nous apprenons, dit le Charleston Courier
du 1s decennbre, que MI. OdGiiby, consul an
glais en- Wills. d recu des instructions de son
gouvefnement pour accorder des certificats do
rigine a~nglaisc aux sacresde &c pays qui seront
exportGs pour le R~oyaume-Uni on les posses
sions anglaiaes. Par COS raglemens, les droits
snr les sucres annericains sont fixes q II IA
soils par 100 livras, tandis que ceux DC Cuba,
du Bresil, dc, payent ga 3d. lie droit sur
les melasses scFa en- proportion.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

noiseIlee de Rio Janeiro jjnsqu'au Ia Octobre.
es paragFaphes suivans dune ecrreepanaance
du Baltimore Patriot, r6sun1ent assez biea ces
nouveslcs.
AtAsa n~ouyellcs elections pour les Ehambres
qui doiyent 50 rsuair I'll ~ianyior, ont cause des
troubles paEtiels dams 10 PROVINCES MATS ces
sfuubias ont ete epmplettement appais6s grace
fRcsiyit6 au gouyefnement-et II MY a mainten.
ant MULE cFqiHts d avoir sur Ia sranquilite du
pays
a Rio &gandcs Ia guerre SO p%oursuit ~tonionrs
aveS II maIae apathie qui est remarquee depuis
es anneee, etics bruits do gderre entire &c eou-
geEssmspt et celui de La Plata ont graduelle,
nnns disRaFu, D'apres nos dernieres nclvelies
dc COS parages les CLOSES y asaieattsaionrs dams
le mssne Stat de misare-il no SO faisalt rien nj
a Bueh6s Ayees, nj Mont6yideo.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
= QHE partnership hitherto existing between poetcss
- MurPh and Chevis, is shis day dissolved By mu,
tual consent
las u MuRPH,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-16
LISTE DIES LETTRES

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aes Postes, a Washington, CONNIE tcitres non-avenues
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-10
Prospectus
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Washington City, Nov. IL, 1914.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-10

Log. Saving and Logic.-Cesar, negro,
almost superanuated. yesterday met Antonio,
brother darkey, and one who. like himself,
though not close observer ofmen and things,
saw-ed much in his lifetime.
"Whoo, Ant, how is you!" said Cesar.
oval, rs dat way, Cesar, tanks you
said Antonio; 4" how's de bis'ness now Cas9''
oval, Ant, it amt what it used to was
dat's fac'.''
"How does you count for it Cas- :" said
Antonio. =.
oval, Ant, continued Cesar. I" tributes
it to two causes-de fus' is foreign compertl-
ton from Dutchmen what have embarked in
de business, and de mex is de lection Oh
Polk, witch has had visible feet on de state
OBJ de wedder."-Pic.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-10

Cooking LObsters .AHUe.-The custom OF boil
ing Holsters alive to improve their flavor is said
by an English paper to be found as erroneous
as it is cruel. The best method is, before
boiling, to deprive the lobster of life, by put
ting it into water-the hardest pump water
answers best-in which the fish will i've but
short time. HOLSTERS thus dressed, have
been declared to be improved rather than de-
Perforated In their quality the tail will be
found to loose much of its hardness and iridl-
gestlbllityg. The preceding observations ap-
ply to crabs, shrlmps, and prawnes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-10
THE JOURNAL.
0O1DA1o 5AHa 0, asa0a
The Carriers Address,
TOthe Patrons and Friends of the
WELLINGTON JOURNAL.
LIST January, 1916.

hlnd Patrons; once more make my bow,
HAPPY New YEAR to you all
Accept the wishes offered now,
froVe generous to my last call.
Lament who will, in fruitless tears,
The speed with which our moments fly;
we sigh not DER vanished years
But watch the years that hasten by.
Look, how they come mingled crowd
VI bright and dark, but happy days;
Beneath them, like summer cloud,
The wide world changes as I gaze.
What grieve that time has brought SO soon
The sober age of manhood on!
AS idly might weep at noon
To see the blush of morning gone.
Gould give up the hopes that glow
In prospect like Elysian isles,
And let the charming future go,
With all her promises and smiles!
The future !-cruel were the power,
Whose doom would tear thee from my heart
Thou sweet'ner of the present hour;
We cannot, no, we will not part!
Oh leave me still the rapid flight
That makes the charming seasons gay;
The grateful speed that brings the night,
The swift and glad return of day.
The years that DER each sister land
Shall lift the country of my birth,
And nurse her strength till she shall stand
The pride and pattern of the earth.
Till younger conamon,OeaHh's, for aid
Will have to cling about her robe,
And from her frown shall shrink afraid,
The crown'd oppressors of the globe.
True, time will scar and blanch my brow;
Well | shall sit with aged men,
And my good glass will tell me how
A grizzly beard becomes me then.
And should no foul dishonor lie
Upon my head when | am grey,
Love yet shall watch my fading eye,
And smooth the path of my decay.
Then haste thee time. It's kindness all
That speeds thy wing'd feet SO fast;
Thy pleasures stay not till they pail,
And all thy pains are quickly past.
Thou hiest and Dearest away our woes,
And as thy shadowy train depart,
The memory of sorrow grows,
A lighter burden on the heart.
must close my brief and hasty scroll,
By wishing long life to you all
May health and wealth the ensuing year,
Attend each one, is my humble prayer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-10
From the N. Y. Knickerbocker.
ANNIE GRAY.
By T. B. READ.

By T. B. READ.
The week we'll nigh declined had bro't
It's latest eve and best,
The dusky threshold over which
The weary pass to rest:
When Annie Gray, poor Annie Gray,
Went tripping fast along,
Her limbs forgot their aching while
Her heart was full of song.
Her few dear friends in poverty
Smiled as she passed them by,
To see that str.nge red on her cheek
And gIadness in her eye.
The music of her singing heart
Her lips could scarcely hold,
And thro' her throbbing brain the words
a thousand times were told.
Like merry Ginning bells she heard
The rushing pulses say,
Tomorrow / shall be fifteen,
And all on Christmas day"'
But what could stay poor Armies feet
Beside the rich mans door!
1t was the moaning of child
A starving mother bore.
Dear Annie's heart with pity gushed,
And she forgot to say
Tomorrow | shall be fifteen,
And all on Christmas day I"
But gave the coin so dearly earned,
The pittance hard to spare.
Then took the mantle from her neck
And wrapt the trembling pair.
The infant smiled, the mother wept
And blessed poor Annie Gray;
And Annie, as she gladder went,
Heard her own spirit say,
"To-morrow l shall be fifteen,
And all ON Christmas day.!
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IN SEN ATE.

tuesday, Uec., 81.
Mr.. Cameron, from the Joint Select Com
mittee, raised to offer some testimonial of re-
spect TO the lamented CASTOR, made the fol-
lowing Report, which was unanimously adop-
ted and ordered to be spread upon the Journal:
The committee to whom was referred the
resolution, in relation to the death Of the late
William CASTOR, have had the matter under
consideration and have instructed me to make
the following report:
The Legislature of North Carolina in Gen.
eral Assembly convened, have learned that,
since their last Session, one of the most dis
tinguished of our citizens has died. On the
24th of January last, William Gastons one OF
the Judges of the. Supreme Court of North
Carolina, after illness of few hours, depar-
ted this life. -.
The General Assembly of the. State, from
the unsullied character and inestimable worth
of this distinguished citizen, is conscious that
no acts or words can express their deep yene-
ration for his character, or their sorrow for his
Iirreparable loss. "StoIied urn or animated
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PROSPECTUS
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