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GFIt is objected to Jonathan HdgGr Esq.
that lie is not fit for County Commissioner
because he signed Petition 10 the Legisla-
ton to abolish all license laws, for the sale
Of spurious liquors. This is very strange
objection 10 be urged by the ultra tmper-
ance reformers when it is considered that
the idea of abolishiug all license laws aud
thus leave the regulating of the traffic 10 the
operation of public opinion alone, was
first preached by the most jealous tetotalIers
in the State. The very ground assumed By
them was that The traffic in ardent spirits be-
ing an immortality, the Legislature had no
right to license what was immoral in itself.
Aud this question has been gravel debated
among the ultra temperance men as worthy
of solemn consideration; but when Mr.. Ha-
gar recommends The trial of that course they
are all Immediately seized with a pious hor-
ror at the proposition, and hold him up 10
the world as worthy Of unqualified condem-
nation How consistent Why not cast
the first stone at those temperance brethren
who put such monstrous doctrine anoat in
the community
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-01

The TARIFF.-The Ncw Yor6 70 iiN'
News, Of Tuesday says: nh.
By this mornings mail, we have r,u
;nr,on rumor that he Committee d - 80,
and Means. Immediately after the n''. y a.
repor, bill for tho gradual redoc'io' y
Tariff.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-01

CT The vexed question of who sha j
be Commissioners OF Licenses, WI De
settled this week. Next week our papsr
contain its usual variety, and especially
more do;ngs IL Congress.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-01

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.-Ee,-
after Mr.. Orson s. Taylor will car! me
papers on the rcuts hitherto occupied 81
Mr. Storey and Mr.. Girscr. as r't .
from the commencement Rc:Ii.ed or SIP
scrlbers, no PAYMENTS may be maze 10
carriers without urcrGer. Il BELL
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HERE Is THE QUESTION !

How shall the great Reform in temper
ance be carried forward, in manner to
ensure the best resnltsi
What has been done IN this state-and
much has been, NC all know-has been
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hRIl,h nnllsninu Address

6PThe following Address and
articles subjoined arc taken from
a Circular issued by the friends Of
liberal and judicious licensing,
and inserted at the request of the
committee.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There viii be meeting Of ths y1aas
Mems Temperance Society, on tbs
"wednesday evening at the Town ftao'7.
at half past six O'Clock. 1t is hoped ="
there will be general rally.
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NOTICE.

The Annual meeting of The Mitdles1t
Female School Association. will be I1'-,n
on Tuesday the 9Th of January next a. ~
Addison County Temperance House aio
clock p. NJ. A. WILCOX. Sec5.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-01

FlrcHBURe RAILsoAD.-The rs:s ~ =,
now laid to Sherley, forty mi!es,) aud ;','-.'
cars have occasionally rpE to near Ii .i'sa,
The passenger train will probably e"L on.
mence running TO Shirley on or oDoa''D'
first ofJanuary.-A. d. Advertiser.
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NOTICE.

The Annual meeting of the Middleton!
Fire Society viii be holden on Tuesday ~
9TH of JAM next. at the Addison Courty 4 IL
perauce House, al o'clock P. NJ.
A. WILCOX. Seey'
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WINDSOR CcuxrY.

WINDSOR CcuxrY.
Against Licensing for Bevcragt,
Thomas E. Powers,
Wm. ". Pingey,
George johnson,
For Licensing,
Ebenezer Huntington.
Asa Reyes,
Z lery Albee,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-01

RUTLAND CcU2rY.
against Licensing for Bersrdg.,
Glstavus Austin.
Smith Sherman,
Thomas P. Palmer,
For Licensing.
John A. Conant,
L. O. Kellogg.
DR.. E Paul,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-01

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TICKET.
Against Licenses Jor Besernga.
Harvey Munsill, Bristol.
Chester Elmer, Middlebury.
Samuel P, Strong; Vergearea-
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CHITTENDEH c UNITY.
against Licensing for BererSgs.
George B Shaw,3
Truman Chlttenden,
Truman Ga!usha,
For Licensing,
Samue! Fletcher,
John Van Sicklen,
Frea.ick Fletcher.
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For Licensing.

For Licensing.
Jonathan Hagar, Middlebury.
Elisha Bascom, Shoreham.
Philip G. Tucker, Yergennea
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
PROBATE SALE.

w III be Offered for sale at PUBLIC AUG.
TION, to the last and highest bidder, by
ne Undersigned Parish Judge in and for the Par
Ish OF VI. Landry,
Monday, the 14th day of April
next, lS45,
AZ the residence of Mrs. SYDALISE THOMPSON
situated in the vicinity of the To,oa Of Opclousns, i, said
rarlsh,-the property belonging to the estate ofJoHN
THOMPSON, late Of the Parish aforesaid, deceased
consisting of
\ CERTAIN TRACTorPARCELofI.AND
situate and lying in the corporation Of said town Of
opelousas, containing fifty superficial acres, bounded
on one side by Stanislas Fremont, and on the other
oy land of Mrs. Godefroy Hollicr.
A Lot Of Ground, situated in the
SAID town of opelousas, having 100 fl. front by 1863 II.
IN depth, bounded on one side by Joseph Ja1bin. and
On the other side by Francis D'Avy.
The works Of Noltaire; one Book case:
one armoir ; II American horse /;
one Buggy 20 Sheep ; two Ameri-
mares and colts and about ten
head OF gentle horned cattle.
IERMS-The Immoyeables to be sold on a credit
o. Twelve months, from the dayof sale, --the Moveables
~ GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
March 18th, ls45,-ts
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IRGIpElR MnMENTs.

ny n. n. WILLIS.
Ny mothers voice how often creeps
Its cadence on my lonely hours
Lake healings sent on wings % sleep,
Or dew on the unconscious flowers.
/ might forget her melting prayer
While pleasures pulses muddy fiyi
But in the still, unbroken air
Her gentle tones come stealing by-
And years Of sin and manhood flee,
And leave me at my mothers knee
The book Of nature and the print
OF teauty on tie Whispering SOU,
s Give still to me somo lineament
OF what ] have been taught TO be,
MY heart is harder, and perhaps
My man pcss has drunk up tears,
And therclsl mildew il thalapsc
OF a few miserable years
But nsture's book iseycn vet
With all M mothers scsAonH srit
have boon out III evcn fide
Beneath a moonlight sky of arfa@s
When earth was garnisied Ike i kstae,
Andlnimht had on her sissef WiUk-
When bursting buds ind growing Afass,
And waters leaping 10 the light,
And all that make the pulses pass
With wilder f~leetuess, ttronged the night
When all was beauty, then have I,
With friends on whom nv love is flung,
Like myFrh on wings Of Arahy,
Gazed up where cveningls lamp Is hung.
I'd when the beauteous spirit there
SFlung over its golden chain,
My mothers voice came on the air,
Like the light dropping Of The rain,
And. resting on come silver star,
The spirit Of d Bonded knee,
I've poySed a deep and fervent prayer
1hat four eternity might be---
To ist in heaven like stars at night,
And3t sad q living path Of flight,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

iNcREAsn OF popuLArtoN.--Th HI geographer;
MI. Darby, calculates the future increase ofour
population from the past census tables, III three
per q. advance per annum. Thus 1890, we
had 3,o20,s2 In 1900, 1t reached 5,305, 925,
rpar 3 per cent. On this basis, he extends his
calculation npto 1901, when |, would reach, ac-
cbrding to Decentralization, 1Ol, 553,377, Thus,
fifty odd years hence. he estimates utfr population
atmore than one hundred millions, spread osef
t~lelgtcat Valley ofthc Mississippi, 70 tho Colum.
Gulfof Mexico. five look ahead, then, accor.
ding TO this piece Of statistics, the value ofthe nc
QUESTION of Texas, for taking off tho eSuherant
population Of less Than hoy years, will baltic all
calculation.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

THE HOUR GLASS.

M ST. H4Ef e0A MNSts MtANEA a1%s &NN
Mark The golden grains thaa pasu
Brightly through This crystal Eiess,
Measuring, BY their cea Hess fan.
Heavens most precious sssst 10 sils
Pauseless. till the sand DO done,
See the silent current run,
Tillits inward treasure shed,
When another hour is fed;
Its task performed, It's travail past,
Like mortal man it rests Al last,
Yet, let some iandinyeft It's frame.
And ai its powers return the same;
For all the golden grains remain,
To work their little hour agaia.
But who shall turn the glass for man.
From which the goldta current ran
Collect again the precious sand
Which time has scattered with husband
Bring back LIES stream with vital power,
AM bid it run AaoTnER HOUR
A thousand years oftoil we've ssfa
To gather up q single grain
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
HE ~~ /,

II hI STILLMAN'S Sarsaparila Syrup and .Sar.
ny sdpariHa Pits Of Health, or Biood PiHs.-This
excellent family pill is a medicine of long-tried eflica-.
cy, for correcting all disorders Of the stomach and how
els, the common symptoms of which are: costivtness,
tiatulcncy, spasms, loss of appetite and headache, gid
dincss, sense of fuiluess after meals, dizziness OF the
eyes, drowsiness, and pa ms in the stomach and how
els, Indigestion, producing a torpid state of the liver.
aud a consequent inactivity of the towels, causing a
Reorganization of every function of the frame, will,
with this most excellent preparation, by u little perse.
verance, be cffcctually removed. Two or three doses
will convince the afflicted OF its salutary effects. The
stomach will speedily regain its s~trengthya healthy ac-
tion of the liver, bowels and kidneys will rapidly take
place, and instead o. listlessness, heat, pain, and iaun-
diced appearance, strength, sctivity and renewed
health, will he the quick result of taking this lnedi-
cine according to tho directions on each box.
These pills are particularly etIicacious for the sto-
mach, coughs, colds, agues, shortness Of breath, and
all distractions IN the urinary passages, and if taken
after too free an indulgence at table, they quickly re-.
store the system TO lis natural state of repose.
Persons of a full habit, who are subject to sick head
ache glddiness, drowsIness. and singing in the ears,
arising from too great a flow of blood to the head,
should never be without them, as many dangerous
symptoms will be entirely carried OFF by their innmedi-
ate use.
Forfemales these pills are most truly excellent, re.
moving all charlottesville distressing headache SO
very prevalent with the sex, depression of spirits, dull.
ness of sight. nervous affections, blotches, pimples and
sanoWness of the skin, ana give a healthy and iuyesl lie
bloom to the compilations.
10 mothers they are confidently commendcdus rs the
best medicine that can lie taken during pregnancy, and
for ehlidsen of ~ a@es shay IRE unrquallod.
Ur@8h9 ri n9a }Getare lethe. students, Justly ob-
serFea hnt p $iftlfnaq's Safsapari4u Syrup aud
Prs whsI ifsttpkoainto de stomach, they iInmedi-
atsly dlfIst tenisflyos Ike gapor; PRODUCING effects al
4iee8 1teft1htgl satltafy and permanent. When the
sP So l1ehegos TO grow dim, the circulation Ian
nd nd The faculties p~aralyzed. these medicines are
to9ad 70 i~nvigoFate the body and reanimate the whole
man.
Sold wholesale and retail BY DR.. STILLMAN, him.
self, No. s6 Custom-house st, New Orleans, In, and
no other place.
People from the country mil EsmsnbsF tho ~nunses
Sc Custom house Il,
Beware Of ccaassrfata I'D 2o.3n
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
FOREVER THINE.

In courtly bowers--at Foiiy's gildea Shrine
Smileson my chsek--light words upon my tongue
My deep he TT still is thine--forever thine
Forever thine amid the boisterous crowd,
When the Jest sparsles with the sparkling wine,
I inay not name thy gentle name aloud,
But drink to thee il t~hougLt--foreyar thine
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
ID OrIeaaps aooertsse1rYss1S U.s.
FAMILY q PLANTATION MEDICINES

FAMILY q PLANTATION MEDICINES.
F@VHE following useful family and plantation Med.
= clnes, are constantly kept on hand bv Comstoek n
Runasey, at So Poydras street, New Orleans, ana b. y
DR.. HAWKINS, OPELOUSAS.
All OF which are warranted genuine and TODD ali claimed
Tor by them, by which planters can avoid the expense or
= physician IN almost all cases OF indisposition, and
Ihey VIII pc found to operate with muc, less injury 10
the constitution than calomel, quinine. &c. A pamphlet
with full directions for the use of these several articles
rs furnished gratis to each family. We enuinerate ar
t1cles as follows:
Hays Liniment, for the piles, warranted 10 cpre in
every case.
Inns Temperance Bitters and Pins, for the stomach.
Indian Vegetable Elixer and Nerve and Bone Lin
anlent, Tor rheumatism warranted to cure,
Chinese Hair Eradicator, to remove superfuous
hair.
Balm Of Columbia, for the hair and to remove dan
E!nk Syrup, for asthma, coughs, and colds.
Slck Headache Remedy, a certain cure in all cases.
tive bowels.
Roseh, RedsBug, and Ant Poison, sure to kill
them all. -
Kolmstock's yerrnfuge. for worms-neycr fall.
of others,
Demands Cholera Remedy, for darrhoeas and dys-
Conncrs Magical Pain Extractor, for burns, soalds.
sores and dwellings.
Allen's Baisam, for consumption and liver com
pia1Dts.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, for consumption
Greens Agpe Mixture, warranted to cure inevery
case
Oil of Tannin-nakes leather waterproof and
doubles the wear.
GenneIra Mixture FOR Secret Diseases, warranted.
BlachwelPs do. do. do. do.
.,r a,acs g cordin!--,he only agency at 50 Poydras
Gelatine Capsules, all kinds.
Castor Oil, in bottlis.
Essences, al kinds.
Writing Sand.
Inks, black, blue, And red.
Indeliblc Ink,s
Seidletz Powders.
Welch T~ootlache drops, a sure cure.
French Chachouc, for the breath.
British acd Eiarlaem oil.
oePodeldoc and Godfrcy's Cordial.
Balsam OF Honey.
Iurlingten's Balsam of Lift.
Sealing Tapsrs, to use without h light.
Accouat!c Oil, for deafness, a sure cure.
Syrup Of sarsaParilIa.
Hooper's s1d Andcrson's Pills.
Lees Pills, Chinese Blood Pills and Staple Drugs
Medieinea, Paints, oils, &c, low for cash.
ESSh f54sHa.. -
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

The Senior Editor Of the Savannah Republi.
can, who IN III Europe, visited the Capuchin
chapel where the toyalfntnily ofAustfia are de.
posted, aud saws:
The coffin which is viewed with the most in.
terest ii that d the young Napoleon which ID Il
simple one, 6tnd Is placed near that oflis grand.
tathef ffaUch, who esfs very fond Of him. On
il are inscribed Tie woFds--Napoleonis Gal2ee
i~aperatoris TsliNs's lfaoh Of Napoleon, Emperor
ofFrance. How little could Napoleah hayC
Imagined, when he entered these very vaults, IN
1908, that his own son was TO be placed there |
n ID singular, too, Tint the young Napoleon
should have dicd III HE same room In the Palace
at sclolbrun where his father slept. zasys
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
UPHOLSIERYgPlP HANGING,

TG&HEl-
Al No. d Royal street, Nem 0rle ms.
7 SHE subscriber has constantly on hand a large
~ supply of CURTAIN SrUFFS, comprising a
large quantity OF splendid embroidered Swiss muslin
curtains,
Satin medallion curtain stuff,
Silk damasks, OF various colors,
Worsfed and silk mixed damask, various colors,
Cotton and worsted Mexico do do do
Cotton damask do 10
Also, alarge variety of silk, worsted and cotton bor-
derings and gimps, of assorted colors and fzes.
Silk and worsted tassels, assorted colors, etc.
SILK and worsted Cords, do do
And, IN short, all the numerous different STYLES of chr.
tam stutis and trimmings Also, alarge assortment Of
GILT WINDow-cURTAtN ORNAMENTS,
consisting Of Window cornices,
Gilt poles. of different sizes,
Git ornaments and rings, different sizes,
Gilt eagles, do do
a splendid assortment Of Embroideries, suitable for
ottomans and f%ootstool covers embroidered ~bell-pnlls,
very large and splendid assortment of
PAPER HdNGINGS.
which comprises the most splendid Historical Decors,
suitable iot the decoration Of fine saloons, etc.
Decors' representing the five senses, very fine.
Gold and silver paper h~angings.
Velvet and embossed do.
Satin and plain do.
Velvet, gold, and silver bordcrings.
Bed top papers with suitable borders. ard a large. as
soTtment Of fire board papers and borders.
The subscriber has constantly on hand a lsTse assert.
rient Of hair and moss mattresses, hedstcuds, feather
beds, sheets, ~nusquito bars, and general bed furniture,
together vithpsIioF furniture. All of which will be sold
ioys by II. SIEBRECHT,
sep12.tf ii ROYAL street. NO.
Nh Orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended 70.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
WILLIAM L, BRENT,

A1N1A4NUA u DTNILN Is
A. o. q AT Law.
WHAVING returned to reside permanently at ST.
~ Martinsville, offers his professional services to
ne inhabitants Of the Parishes Of st. Mary, 81. Martin,
most respectfully solicits a share of their patronage.
lie will be found at all times when not absent on
professional business) at his Office, where-he once I'd.
sided IN tho house lately the residence Of Mr.. Desire
Leblanc, IN y. Martinsvihc. When necessarily absent,
his son, EdwardC G. Brent, Esq, who will be associated
with HIM, will attend to all professional business.
St Marrinsyile, March Is; 1916.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

THE DUGDEMoSrA. The lands on this ba-
you are perhapsthe finest specimens Of upland in
the State. The advantages of location for health
are most excellent. and the pure spring wAtet,
which is abundant, is a luxury which every hus-
bandman should covet.. Tile roads are also
good, andthe proximity to navigation sufficiently
near for convenience. Every planter seekingn
location would do well to cxaminS these lands.,t-
Ohachita Courier. -
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

AGENTS.
The UNDERMINED gentlemen, who have been
eeommendedto US as suitable persons, will con-
Ter q great favor by acting as our agents in their
respective neighbsrhoods &,
NJ. jules RoatcHAUD, Breapr's Fridge.
Mr. JULEs BLANcnEF; Nsw I6cria.
Creole 50. Martinspille.
WV. AnENHrAD, ESQ, Bayou C:hicos.
Mr.. =. 9. McpHsRsoN, Grand C3teag.
MIR. a. DEBAILLoN, Vile Plate.
Mr.. ALLts, Washington. 81. Landry.
Mr.@jNo A, BARRETT, Nem Orleans.
Mr.. A. PERRoDIN, General Collector.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
PR OB A L & S Al III

&AE4 RSHa&NGE -A
WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. by
the und ersigned, Parish Judge in and for the
Parish IF St. Landry,
On Tuesday, 18th April next, 1845,
Al the COURTHOUSE Of the Parish aforesaid, the
following Property, belonging to he Estate Of
st. Landry, deceased, consisting Of a
Tract or parcel Of Lamb,
situated in said Parish, and being the Northeast Quar-.
ter of Section No.3 Township 8, South Range d East,
containing one hundred and sixty $4,000 superficial
acres.
ANOTHER TRACT OR PARCEL or LAND,
situated IN said Parish, and being the North west Quar-.
ter of Section No. 3, Township 3, South of Range For.
]ty-three, containing one hundred and sixty-two 64-1oo
superficial acres.
Five SLAVES, Of Different ares and Of 5o,h
seres; One BEDSTEAD; one TABLE, and
one double -barreLled GUN.
Terms at sale.
a, GARRIGUEs, Pariish Judge.
opelousas, February 10, is45-ts.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
0ste 1ats aDog tiSgsnemta
w: A.
FASHIONABLE
Clothing, gat, ano Grunk

II III U3M
No. 80 MAGAZINE STREET, (Canal Bank Build.
ings,) New Ofleafls.
q iOATS, Pants AMI Rests.-Dress and flock coats,
~ of French and English black and colored cloths
mack and coiored cashmere. merino, casimeret, gains
broom, linen drilling, Sc, pants black and fancy silk
velvet, merino, cashmere, figured and plain satin, Mar.
settles, Valencia, sc. vests.
Faltand Winter Coats.-Beavcr and cloth paIetoto.
Dorshy coats; pilot, blanket and Flushing coats and
csatces, Of various cloths and rolprsa
Satrts,--Linen shirts, different qualities; fine muslin
SO: with llnsn bosoins and collars, and colorcd cailbric
shlris Of various patterns
M'ratng Goisqs, UaGsr Shirts, DraWers, tgc.-MoE.
plaE gowns Of diitarent Qualities; under shirts and
ara"efs Of s.lk, !lerino, larif,s Haol, Shaker knit, dan.
nel..cotton, NC Af4ot silk aioking caps.
Cr4eats, Scar:S, Suspea3ers, Han9kerci iefs, G!s5sa
a. H2siedy.--Plain figured pni black se4ria; hzurcd
and plain black Itaisr and French ~erayats; ailk, cot-
ION, gull elastic ans. siiersea sispendcge; iinon catnbaic,
tesliied sSpitaftatda English cotah ana ronges liastas u
ell sizes and ~aaAiilies; buck, beaver, Kid, Hssri4o, lltta
and cotton gloves; mefino, latlbs WOOL, linen AID cot.
taii hall hoEe.
l9ats; Cups, Trunk, Falises and Carpet Bsg3.--
Bl1ck and white beaver, !iutria, cassi,nere, iGassia, silk
ana porting hats, suitabia for men and youths wcsr;
Jus cloth and glazed caps, for do; iron ana woea-fra. !
med black rlasset and eiaret colofed travelling trunks,
ya!i4es and ca1pet5ags Also, leather and seal pack
ing trunks.
Uabrcllaa-Silk, gingham and cotton umbrellas, of
vaFols sizes and qualities.
Buys end Y1utas' Cto{aiag-Cloth coats, psletots,
pants, shirts, &c, suitable for boys and youths,
An5agreat variety Of other articles in the above line.
Those wishing TO purchase will please call ami gS-
anime my assortment, Jan. 9-3m |
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
CENSUS 0f Id pagfsa y ~. n a,4ia

CENSUSg f the pasisA ~ Ss Martin.
The Ibllowipg statistics wHFe received III time
Tor our last weeks number, but did mol make
theirappoarance owing u their anaeeountable
mislaying among the papers given to the COM
position. BY perusal our readers will perceive
progress every where, viz; In ouF population
both white and black, in onr products, buildings,
Improvements, &c. dc.
Nnmbsr D electors in ~thespasish, O54
Slaves $500
Horses, mules and mares 412l
Horned cattle 1905
Retailers y goods SO
Tavorns, q
Grog-shops, 8
-Four wheel carriages, 81
Two wheel carriages, sahlsaO
Billiard tables, d
Hogsheads Of Sugar, Ss7g
Gallons OF Molasse6, Iel650
BarrelsofC Germ, lSsda5
bales &c Cotton aOQ0
Value oflandse town. lOfs and
other imlnovcable proPsrseY el9547ls
8sM68 Gfcola.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

AzAnaaa WrsB. s Alabils xassts3sy
acknowledges ths recaipk 6anfSh0sEIs@ ~
bagne wine made BY Jails1 kfEGuHsu. Esag! gg
q. Stephens Tie foar specimen boasIs3. IN.
tain as MANY varieties ofwinef nh the pure Juice
Of the grape; ofa 6sse body and delicious a.
YES Nlf. McGnifsu stalss thaa Che FsdE haiIss
grape FfodsresA Wine hirAb shs Varg1Pg
PgOcsssscan Pc made e resemble sorsign clars
et One oflbe vhlse vines Ihe product 81 shs
native grape cultixatrd nearly apptaachea In
flavor aud properties light SHERRY
The AdvetTissr VI ncSeing these sperisnohs,
has The following remafkas 5tEpeFys days IS.
pefriencs Furnishes additIosa evidence 81 M s.
culiafs adaptation Of tA8 clfaafe auA sasl ga AIas
batna to the culture cFths vine. we. believe
there isn no country on The face of shes63abel
where it can be carfied to d RTcnter deafSe cf
perfection or attended with greater or more Ger.
tain profit. EverT variety u grape Gan ~ cul.
tiyated with very little tFOnbls and e~olsplete sue.
cess. The vine yields with wonderful beoiisious
md Tho fruit III remarkable Sars thes F~lcS5aess al
ITS flavor. This numerous which susA
round our city, though on 4 Iimieed scale. and
intended for nothing rnors shan canvanience.
agnan1ent aud luxarFs fpFnlsh iiao0nAasaahle eyi.
denGe ofthe truth of0ur raFlagkS. Noone, We
will venture 10 say, could hav6 visited ths hean.
tifdl vineyards ol Capt Fowler on Mi. Donald.
son NJ tllIs vicinity last season, without being
struck with astcnishment at the quantity of deli.
cious fruit prolucsa az 60 liale expense. What.
then, is to preventive manufacture Of wine IN
this country equal 10 tha best wines Il Esaly and
Francel Why should WI pay ouE miliona a..
nually % foreign countries for IN article which
can be produced as successfully and 10 aa great
q degree Of perfection ii our donntsyg This
subject II certainly entitled h, and W. arustsgiH
receive, Tho serious consideration of our citis
sens. 4