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SHERIFFsS SALE.

PY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa.
A1 cias TO me directed, | will proceed to
sell id the Town Of Hamburg, S. c.. on
Friday the ninth day Of May next, and the
day following, the following properly. to
wit:
H. l.. Jeffers g. Co. vs. Thomas Kelly,
Spiers & Salcr and others, >vs. the same
eight barrels Of Liquors, Sugar, Coffee,
Dry Goods, Shoes. Toba CO. Corn and
Peas, and sundry other articles usually
kept 10 Grocery Store.
Terms, cash.
II. BoULWARE, $. E. D.
April % 81 13
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MILITARY ENCAMPMENTs.-The SUBJ
Joined remarks of The Charleston Obser.
vor, religious paper, upon the Military
Encampmen, system of the State, will be
found below. We are no, prepared 10 say
with the editor, that the law establishing
encampmenrs sis productive Of much
greater injury than benefit" But we do
believe, lhat'much evil Of "a gross character
is occasionally attendant upon encamp
ments. which it becomes all good citizens
to check as much as possible. This can in
a great measure, be accomplished, by a
strict enforcement of law. !.
MILITARY ENCAMPMETS..
By law of this State, provision is
made for military encampments, compos
ed of the officers Of each brigade, 10 be
held for five days every two years. From
the reports which we have heard Of The
recent encampment, in the vicinity of
Charleston, il seems obvious that The law
referred to, is productive Of much greater
injury thao bere6t. One object. and per-
haps The main one Of the Legislature, in
passing The act, was, 10 provide for more
efficient military defence. in cases Of emer-
gency, by bringing the officers of the sew
sraI brigades together. and subjectins them
to the discipline, and instructing them in
the tactics Of regularly organized army.
Now, whatever may be gained in this
- ol1,s,e ~
whether more, much more, is not lost 10
the tendency Of these encampmen's to
break down those moral restraints which.
after all. afford the surest protection 10 any
community. The discipline of an encamp-
ment, however rigid. cannot prevent visi-
tiers from attending. And i, is out Of the
question 10 enforce discipline as in reeu-
Tar army. From The reports that have
reached US, we are inclined to believe
that however free a great proportion of
those whose duty called them there. from
any improprieties Of conduct, there were
others who availed themselves of The oc-
casion for throwing of these restraints
which are essential 10 Wholesome morals.
And tits in this way that ''evil commun-
ica,ions corrupt good morals"-that sober
meE become druukards-and that loose
rein is given TO all the vile affections of
the heart. Details are unnecessary. 1t
may however, be proper TO remark. that
while there were many whom no tempta-
,ion could seduce 10 depart from the strict
rules ofvirtue and sobriety, this was far
from being universally the case, There
was much deep drinking; and whatever
and wherever that is the case, The attend
ant immoralities are matters Of course.
Il will therefore, depend upon the So
ber, moral people Of the State to decide
whether they will retain upon their statute
book law which is productive Of little
benefit, but which is the prolific source Of
immense, incalculable evil.
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New Goods New Goods /!

THHE Subscribers take this opportunity
L. ). of informing their friends, customers.
and the. public generally, that they will be re-
ceiying the Present week their Stock of
New Spring and Summer Goods.
which in addition to their former Stock win
embrace handsome selection of Goods, suited
to this market, among. Them may be found q
variety of Goods for Ladies' wear, such;as =.
Organdd Musl,ns, new style, Muslin Ging.
hams. Ticto1a La,ons, ,Baisarines,
and other fashionable Goods. -.
,,-ALso,-
...; LADIES AND, Misses BoNNETs,
which we respectfully invite their attention IL
call and examine. Also,
Hats for Meh, Boys & Children.
Hardware, Crockery, Groceries,
&C., &c.: and also fine stock of
Shoes, various styles. for Ladies', Misses, Me1
Boys and Children, together win, MANY
styles of Goods, too tedious 10 emu
merate. All of: which, we pledge ourselves Is
otter our. customers on as good terms as cah
be afforded in our market.
:, On time as usual 10 good customers, and i
liberal discount made fnf Cash
PRESLEY g. BRYAN.
March 26 ST q -
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STR A YED:

FROM the Subscriber Four MULES.
u two female and two male4Sue Of
the hales, d small black, had rope round
his neck, and bis shoulders have the marks
Of a Mule recently brokers': One Of tie
Mare Mules, IA light bay,) is the largest,
and the other a sorrel, the smalles, Of the
four. Information of. Them will be thank
fully received, and a reasonable reward
given for their immediate delivery:
P..S. BROOKS.
Edge6eld c. H., April 16 If II
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State Of South Carolina.
OGEFIELD DISTRICT.

;i,.:. .EUGEFIELU DISTRICT
Daniel Boon, Applicant, Summons
1s, George. Horn and 9th: in
=, ers' Defendants. Partition. >
n t appearing to my satisfaction that Jotih
Il Horn; George, Elenburg Larkin Eenburg,
Ralph Elenburg, Adam and Nicholas Eleuburg,
defendants il. the above stated case resides.
without The limits Of. this State, 1t is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object to the
division Or sale OF the Real Estate of George
Horn, Sr.. deceased; on or before the 'first Mon
day in July next, or their consent to the same
will be entered Of record.
JOHN HILL, o. 1. D9.
Ma1ck 26 3m
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commercial.
HAMBURG. April 81.

fIN1uDUNU' III PIfI Ut
-Cott"n.-During The pas, week, The Cot
ton market has presented no new feature
worth noticing. unless ii be that of a quiet
nature, brought on in expectation of The
arrival Of the Greal Western. Stocks are
growing light, owing 10 previous heavy
sales. and light arrivals. Prices remain
as lasi quoted. Whatever may be the ma
ture of the accounts now at hand, our mar
ket will DE sensibIy effected by them. Our
quotations today are
Ordinary to middIing, d 45
Middling fair, 5 a ST
Fair. 53a-
Good fair, 6 i 81
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Resolved, That our Intendant be re.
ques,ed to return in writing our grateful
acknowledgements to the citizens ofour
sister village, and also to such other com
,muni,ies as may contribute to she relief oi
our distressed and destitute people.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary. and that copies thereof be for
warded to Robert h. Wardlaw. ESQ.,
Chairman of the meeting al AbbeyllIe'
and 10 the Abbeville Banner. Pendlelon
Messenger, aud GreenviIle Moun'aIneer'
for publication, and tha, all other papers
in the State be requested TO publish the
same. The meeting then adjourned.
J. P. REED, Chairman.
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Oregon Erpedition.-A company OF
emigrants from Illinois and Iowa, proposed
taking the line of march from Blooming.
ton on the 7h instant for Oregon. The
marching distance from Missouri 10 the
Sregon shore on the Pacific, through an
t.snhospitableI country, is not less than
2O00 miles, and an army it is,.thousht could
not accomplish it in less than four months.
What will not the adventurous spirit OF
Americans undertake !? AT no distant day,
our population will penetrate beyond the
Rocky Mountains. in tracts Of country far
remote, and now scarcely inhabited.
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Fatal Accident.-We learn that the
passenger train cars on their downward
passage on Thursday night, just above
Camak, on The Georgia Rail Road. passed
over the body Of a man, who in state
of intoxication was asleep on The road
by which he was Instantly killed. His
body was horribly mangled.-. augusta
Chronicle, 18th instant.
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Rumors of War.-An indefnable and
unlraceable rumor reached this city yes.
IerGay, (says the Washington Couslitu-
tion.) that Mexico had declared war
against The United States; had seized upon
and con6scaed all American property
found within her jurisdiction. We deem
it but unfounded rumor, entitled to no
credit whatever. but inasmuch rs ii has
go, abroad, we state it here for what it is
worth.
But we have reason to suppose that our
such contingency and if, by possibility,
The rumor above mentioned be true, the
city of Vera Cruz may find itself unex-
pec,edIy called upon 10 make good all det'
rimenl 10 our citizens.
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Edgefe1d dictionary!
BLAnDNk BUTLER,

= ioPfosITE sLAfDHS 4uTLERs:1
YHyHE Subscriber respectfully inf6rhs his
IN friends and the public at;large. that he
has recently opened Confectionery
and Fruit Store, in the Village Of Edge
held and has just received from Charleston,
large assortment Of -;.t..,:.; - =.
Candies, Fruits, Preserves. Pickles, &c.,
consinng in part as followss =
Candies and Sugar PInms, q good. assor,-
ment. .ff.5aaF,,Y az
Raisins. Cnrrants. Figs, Prepared Cocoa.
English Walnuls, Soft shelled Almonds,
Lines, Cocoa Plums, F,Iits in Brandy,
Preserved East India Ginger, and, Cor
dials, assorted. s,aE
..-ALs6.-.
Leacock & Co Madeira. Cherry, Sherry,
Brown, Pale, Golden and Port; WINES.
London Porter, in quart and pint.bottIes.
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We learn from the Tuscaloosa Monitor,
that Jabez Mitchell. Esq. for many years
a prominent and useful member of the
Legislature from Tuscaloosa county, died
at bis residence in that county on the 2Sih
ultimo. MIR. Mitchell was native OF this
State, and in early life read law in the
Office of the Hon. Geo. McDufie.-Chas.
Courier.
/. Mr.. Mitchell was native Of Edgeheld
District, and was in early life resident ol
this place. where he commenced the study
of the law. =, s55...
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Gnouth Of New YOrk.-There were
twelve hundred and ten buildings erected
in the city of New York, last year Among
them were one brick Church, one Marin
ers Church, ,one marble Episcopal Church.
six of stone and brick, one of wood, and
one floating chapel.
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FarniIyGrOCerieysi.

Smoked Beef acldTce article; Pine Apple.
Cheese, Fresh and Pickeled Salmon. No. !
MackereL Safdines in Oil, Scotch Herrings,
Boston and Soda Biscuits. English mixed Pick
els; Olives. Capers Prnnes, u Alacarony. Pepper;
Allspice; Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon.
isinslass: Walnnl, Mushroom and Tomato Cat
sups, Peal Starch, an excellent article.
-ALso-
Fine and Extra Fine Spanish SEGARs; and
Cavendish's TOBACCO, &C., &c.
All of which. will be sold cheap for CASH; Or
on short credit TO punctual. customers. ..i;:.
-. LOUIS dCOYAR..
March 26 :f 8
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The Rashington GiObe.-Itis now cer-
tain, that the Globe establishment will
pass into the hands of Thomas Richie,
Esq, ofthe Virginia, Richmond Enquirer
and Mr.. Heiss, formerly Of the Nashville
Union.
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SIERIFFS SALE.
Epsey saterwhite.
S. D. Clarke g. Co.
Charles Panknin,
vs..
the Same.
Turner Goldsmith, and
others, vs..
the Same. -.

pY virtue of sundry writs OF Fierl Fa.
I'D cias, in he above stated cases, will
proceed to sell, commencing OH Wednes.
day, The 7lh May, al the Store lately occu.
pied by S. D. Clarke & Co. in the Town
of Hamburg, So. Ca; all that stock oI
DRUGS, consisting iii part Of Medicines,
Chemicals, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Win
dow Glass, Dye Sluffs, Brushes, Fancy
Articles, Surgical instruments, and vari-
Gus other articles. :,
= Also, at the same time and place. a. lol Of
Furniture, consisting of Bureau, 2 Look
ing Glasses, 3 Tables, Wash Stand,
loi Of Crockery, ! Map, 6 Chairs, 2 Beds
and Furniture Il small Stand, Sideboard,
Carpet, Lamps, small Bed, Safe, l
sci Fire Dogs and Tongs. Sale to con-
tiuue from day to day, until all is disposed
of.
Terms Cash. ls-z.
H. ,BOULWARE, S. E. D.
April 90 81 13
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We are authorized to announce GEORGE
j. SHEPPARD as a candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector, a. the next election.
Dec. 25 # 1S
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State of South Carolina;
EDGEFIELb DISTRICT
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
Uof EdeefieId District,

Rf JOr1N TILL Esquire, ordinary.
Dof Edge6eld District.
Whereas Thomas Lake, hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular the goods, and chattels,
rights and credits of Henry Carr, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased, these
are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said decea'd, to be and appear before
ME, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, TO be holden at Edge6eld
Court House, on the 5th day Of May
next, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty FIVE, and iu the 69th year Of Amer
can independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D. :
April % 2r l3
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Notice..

Notice:
FES HE Commissioners of the Poor tor Edge
IL field, being desirons TO change the loca-
tion Of the present Poor House, will receive
Proposals from any persons, who may be will.
ing to sell as much as one hundred and fifty or.
we'll tinbered, situate within six miles Of this
place. Address,
SETH BUTLER.
Chairman Of the Board, Edgefeid C. H., be.
fore the lst day of May next
April 9 II IL
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0Tbe friends Of Maj. S. c. SCorT.
announce him as candidate for Tax.
Collector, at the ensuing election.
Nov 6. F dI
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PROSPECTUS OF
The Carolina Baptist

TT is proposed to pdbIieh with this title,
4 Periodical, al Greenville, s. c., un-
der the editorial conduct Of Rev. It. w.
HAYNES
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NGtice.
VMTILL be sold ou Friday, the Second day Of
wv May next, at the late residence Of Sarah
Bush, deceased, all the Personal Estate oil said
deceased, consisting Of nine Negroes, Horses.
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Corn and Fodder, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and various other
articles too tedious to mention, on credit un-
Ill the 25th day of December next. The pnr
chaser to give note, with approved security.
The property no, to be removed until the
terms of sale are complied with.
THOS. DELOACH, Ex tor.
April l6 st IL
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Notice..
Notice,

Notice.
NDERSONS having demands agains, the
IL Estate ofAnn NJ. Terry, deceased, are
notified to present them properly at,ested, and
those indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
J.TERRY, Executor.
March IL 5t.. 1y -. 8 -
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

En- Prison. LIE miserable qli a maltraite ia
femme dune manisre 81 %Outrageantc dane ID
Nouvelle Orleans, I'automne dernier, ct qui ID
~Iaissa, elIe al SEES e%niants exposes aux tendree
t~raitcments de lesclaye Pauline, (maintenant
condannbc a mort pour 10 barbara conduite
envefs 40 maltrcsse ct scs %enfants,) fut trouye
r0dant aataur de Ia maison dun de nos citoyens,
ieudi soir Ct fit arrat6 1T mis- en- prison. Son
oljet en- rolant antour de Ia maison en- question
ctait De voir sd femme, mais on ignore 81 c'etait
do yoir sa femme, mais on Ignore 81 c'd,alt pour
une intention bonnie Oh mauyaise. II treuyeTa
avec peipe I'm apocat dams cctte vile, qii entire
p.endra Dc ID protsger de la justice.-Ga4ele
des Plaafears.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
LE DIP. ROALUEs.

NOUvELLEMENE nryive do France, Oh II exerca
lV son art pendant tong. tempa, d Thonneur do pro.
vcnir le public quill viept de- % hxer aux 0Pclpusas,
chez Madame Vcupe Gayriguss Flraiac. II tcra tous
aes efforts pour lustifar Ia ~eenfance dss personnos qui
6clnmeron ses conseiA son aeA a0ins.
Opelousas, l6 Janyier fH45.-2 n.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
G. Coup olane.
XXIV.-~La Lope.

XXIV.-LG Loge.
Nul ob,iaele n'empechait plus Jude Lelser de
f.anchir 10 seuil de la iogr. PIeur.des.dens;s
en- efEet, ob6issant a Ia voix de soi pere, s'etai,
mice a l'ocart. N4anmSins, ls We'll 6cGysr ne "
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
q s.

ToUTE personne ayant des dcmandes a fare, contre
i la succession DO defnht PIERRE PIrRE, fills,
soft par Billets, GU auirement, deyra lee presenter dams
un deiai do trcnte jours, atm qn'elles soent classics
4. H MARTIN, Administrators
OpeIousas, 3 avril I645.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
Is SsS .

n n s~ouasignS venunt Dc ~rsassor.ir enforcement son
HI mag asin ce printcms, ct Giant bicn decide q vend Q
aux prx les Plus moder3s, il invite avec confiance les
aeheteurs a vsnir examiner sCs marrhandiies, uvant do
fairo leurs ~emplettes. Son ,ssortiment Sc compose dc
Balzorines, Soierics, Jaconas faenn-
nGs, Mousselines, blanches ctpeintes,
Bar e., %toiles, lndiennes, m%archandi-
ses dome ,tiques, Ga. ia.
AUssI
T~labillemens, Farine ct Sol,
Chapeaux, Whlskey,
Bottles ct Souliers, Couleurs ct Huile,
Harnaia ct Seller,e, Espt. de Th6r6bentine,
Futs de- selle Espagnp lie, NOR de Fuinee;
Et un complpt assortment GEPTCERIES, QUTN.
CAfLLERIE, DR0GUES, MEDICINES, SO.
Le tout 4 Yondre Az plus bias prix.
NATHAN GILBERT,
81 mara ls45.tf Washington, Lc.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
FIX lal,l MARRuN.

De chez lie s~oussigne, lie 8 avrii courant, 4
Nil heurcs a, M, un mulAtre Inamlu6 JACK,
age de 81 ans, taille de s picds 8 puoces. fortemcnt
constitute, ayant des ~cicatrices sur la figure Cet
Esclave Giant part maroon pour ayoir voulu dvlter un
chaiiment gull await m srite. Uhe raconpense de vingt
piastres scra accordte a quicorq,ie me lie famencra. Je
dois avancer lei que 81 Jack nc Sc rendait pas sur )
matios CONNIE 'auior Sc Ia loi, lie neregfettsrais eucune
r'Aanse a1l PopEsa.Ss II. LEIOURMEUR.
Opalousas, 10 avril ls45.12t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

!. 50. Domtag a e c~apiteine Bowen tdu brick
Maria, arrive aPhilaphie venant de Port.au.
Prince, assure quill n'yavait MULE inquiGtade sllr
une nouvelle revelation ct que lie rapport dc la
%prochaine arriyee de Biriere Herard dc la ia.
maique pour s'emparer de nouveau du pouvoir
est ~inexaet.
Quoiqu'il en- soft, il a%nnonco que les a%!Eaires
" s0nt tout a fat mortes.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
~ Z )

ZINE assemble des Crsaneicrs de Ia succession
CHAS A. EDWARDS, decide, en- la prroisse
81. Landry. aura lieu a mon bureau, Lnndi ID de ee
,nois. ahn de d6iberer ct de fxer les conditions de
Vente, des p~ropri6i6s appsrtenaft a la sueeession du
: A GARR1GuEs. Jags Dc PaeoiSse.
OrsloosAs. , Avrl is4S-2s
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

NJ. Tyler q siguale sa sortie de la presidence
par un acte de clemence qu'on loue assez# gene.
ralemcnt i: III fat rs1pise du reste de sa peine
All capitaine John 'Es Newton, de Ia marine DIES
Etats- Unis, qui, par suite de la perte du Missou.
vi await etc suspendn dn service.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
On lit dams le P;hs6urg Age:

Unagarde-c6,e en- fer maintenant en- coustruc.
ton mais fort avance, await etc nomna ie John
Tyler. Ce nom lui a etc donne dams IL rapport
du secretaire de la tr6sorerie. Divers objets
ACKNOWLEDGMENT p~ortaient auss &c nom; mais on
Went d'annoncer que son nom serait George M.
Bihb. Qui done a change lie nom! Pauvre NJ.
Tylerl
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

Batsaar a edpeuf. llresilte dun rapport fait
reinforcement par le contit6 DIES atfaires de la
marine qnede 1880 la4u, on Il pefdu 81 steam.
boats par suite de llexplosion de lefrs chauliares;
gile $50 Personnespn t peri, et 2gG mt ate hlcs.
sees PAns gu moihs griesef1eiit par suite de ces
s~inistfes.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
02Bl0UsAgs re.
JEUDI MATIN, loAvRIL le4s.

lie negre Nat, don't nous ayans parle dams NO.
ire dernier No. a etc jjugge Jeudi dernier palrun,
jury dc sir habitants; il a Ste eandamns a7atre
pcndu le IS du courant.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
n Voici comment la Gazette des Planteurs de la
M rniaaa AZ plan,aua;naa .s.H.a ..l

N Volcl Comment Ia Gazette des Planteurs de Ia
~paroisse de Plaquemines s'exprime, relativement
ad siege du gouvernement:
.'Notre opinion eat ct a t%onjours Ste que Ia Nile.
Orleans est lie meillcur endroit pour lie siege du
gouyerncment, mais 81 on l'enieve a cette vile
il faut lie placer au point le plus central de IE.
tat, etce point est Plaquemine. La Champagne
senibles efFrayee do la mauvaise influence Que
pent cxercsrle pcuplc do la vile sur nos L:gis.
lateurs. Que Ia canlpagne envoie des hommss
de talent Ct d'inttgritt a Ia Legislature, ct nj lie
peuple dc Ia tille, nj les melnI,res dc Ia VILE ne
%PourroHt les induencer tant que Ton y enverra
dos hornrnes sans constance, OIL peut s'attend.c
a &c que nos in,ertts xoufFrent, quelqnc part que
siege Ia Legislature. Des hom,nes dc bon sens
ct be bonnie habilitt ltriomiphcront t%ouionrs dams
&c corns. tinf-il rSa eeasiSens tss'asa u-une
cyprieIe."
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10

la division de Ia Pdroisse.-Le 6 %courant, Nj.
Declouet a soumis au Senat le rapport du conf
to auquel await etc refere diverses petitions DIES
habitans de la paroisse ST. Martin, demanlant
Ia division de IL paroisse. M. Declouet aaccons.
payne ce rapror. dun dfscours plein de sens
de logique ct d'apropos; il a demontrea dune ia
con irrefutable que la division projctee etait ar.
bitraire, %inutile, ct %ruineuse pour les parties inta.
~ressees. Enfn il a convaincutout lie monde (Ies
Iberiens peut. etrc exceptes) que la paroisse st.
Martiu nest pas plus grande quill ne fuut, ct qne
Nous reproduirons la semane prochaine le dis
fcours do notre Senateur.-Le Creolc.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
mar SYNDFC.

EN vENFU dun otdre dc III onorablc Juen
- de ID CsodT he District pour ls ciiaguisMe
district juaicilire ae Tea de Ia Louisiana, dams
,%atftire JEAN 4 LUIiAILLER rs.- SEES
CREANcIERS, seyont vendles,
LENDT, Eiiiguiesnlg sur du mois dc
mai p~fUciSin,
sHr les lieux, 4 deux miles d. Ia vile des OpG.
lousas, an dernier mettenr 1t illus taut ehcharis.
seur, sans aucune reserve, tpntes les 3ftjriates.
mobiIiaires ct immobiliaires abafilonnegs par IL
dit Jean ]. L4ouailler a SEES Cs6dncicrs, Gcitais.
tant en-:
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
LISTE DES LETTRES

RESISTANT an Buroan do Poato aux 0oelouaar9
lie lei. Avril la46, ct qui 81 Giles ne sont pas reti-
recs dici a trois mois. seront c~nvoy6cs au BureauG6aoral
des Postes, q Washington, CONNIE lettfes non. avenues.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining al the P~ost.oa6ce. nj
tlpelousas. on the LIST Of April, ls45, and which,
ifnot taken out before the expiration Of three months,
will be sent to the General Psst-ofice, as deadletters
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-10
alUSS.

s&U6Ss
ADJUDICATION DIM pont i conastruire, sur lie
- Petit Bayou, on branche oriental du Bayou T6che,
dams Ia route condpisant au Port Barry, aura lieu au
fabais' ala maison du eonr, lie l9me. jour de &c mois ct
sera accord a l'ohre la plus base. lie plan It lc devils
sont deposes au bureau de poste atm dy atre examines.
Par ortAre des CommiSsaires
Opalousus, 10 avril lS45.2t