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The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06
ANOTHER REMOVA

THE proprietor Of the United States Agency and
| No,arlal Office has removed ii ON Pennsylya-
MIA avenue to + street, near i4lh, second square
east Of the Treasury nuldng. berg opposite J..
kennedy's hook store, and next door 10 the resi-
dence of Gov Parri-, Second omptroer, where
he continues to devote his whole tine TO the p,
eculien Of claims of every des ription, including
pensions patents, lands cont, acts, s. also con-
veyancing and notar al busn s..
Persons at distance having business in this city
may save he inconvt nience ana exp. nse OF o,i,
I,ey, by communicating all the artlcu!a,s to lhi.
agency, and will be promptly att nded to.
All letters must be p stage paid, and will be
considered confidential wien ne cessaiy.
EDMUND F. Brown,
Notary Public, Commissioner Of
Deeds for II inois, &c
SeIt 6 It Ia
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We'll, what Of III Are We NOT required 10
oyay In secretf 10 nol churches acl 10 Sc.

We'll, what Of III Are We NOT required 10
pray In secret DO no, churches acl 10 Sc.
societies. corporations councils? This
is a weak and pallry objection. It is sufRci'
ent TO say, that such societies are "open TO all
henevoen, hearts," other things being equal.
Misers can't afford 10 join, and hence they
blame all others who do. Be it so. They
have perfect right to live and die alone u
they choose, with none 10 sympaihize in their
sickness or to mourn their decease Die we
must, sooner or later. If live member OF
one Of these societies, am constantly enjoying
and impar,ing happiness; if | die member
death is robbed of his terrors-my loss is de-
plored and my memory revered; while the
niser may sink into his grave, in life slran.
ger TO sympathy, in death unwept and uncared
for"
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06
AN INCIDENT.
ryOwen.'

IF two gentlemen in South Carolina should
recognise themselves in what is here related,
it is their fault, not ours. A friend was ira
yelling by stage recently two Of his fellow
passengers had helped themselves to good
glass Of grog, each, at house, while they
were stopping to arrange the mails. Soon
after they got under way again, sweet little
girl about seven years old, who formed one of
the company, began TO entertain them with
songs. Having pretty well exhausted her
stock on hand, she struck into the popular air
of " Old Dan Tucker" DESTROYS of giving the
two grog-drinkers hint, our friend asked the
little girl if she would like to have an original
song for that tune. She answered in the atfir-
native. He then put his machine in motion,
and soon produced The following, which was
repeated with emphasis:
Old Dan Tucker went to town,
He poured glass Of brandy down,
1t burnt his throat, infamed his blood
And laid him sprawllng in the mud.
Ost O. the way, Old Dan Tucker,
I'm afiaii you'll lose your supper.
The two gentlemen with the grog in their
s,omachs did not join in the laugh which the
performance excited We suppose that s'eep
ing in the mud, is what they do not like to
connect in their thoughts with the occasional
glass, taken IN moderation. Ii is, nevertheless,
connected with it, in fact, and often not very
remo.ely.-S c. Temp. Advocate.
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

U Our thanks are hereby rendered to Mr..
HENRY JANNEY, for The additions received by
him, to The subscription list of the " ASKING.
ToNIAN since last week. The exertions Of an
hundred such men will place this Organ Of
o,al Abstinence on solid ground. The enc.
mics Of this paper are passing into insignii-
canoe, and we invite the friends of the cause
TO awake from their lethargy before il is too
late. Although we have been assured Of ex-
empion from further pecuniary loss, we have
no idea of being concerned in taxing few
noble spirits for the benefit Of the mass. We
again tell you-friends of the cause-see TO
your duty.
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

UAt meeting of the "Washinglon TEN.
perance Beneficial Society,"" held on Friday of
last week, for the purpose of elecling officers
for the ensuing quarter, the following gentle
men were unanimously elected: C. c Beve-
ridge, President; j. Edwin Brown, Vice Presi-
pher Spence, Treasurer: Edward Speaks,
Steward. A new constitution was adopted,
and several gentlemen admitted as members
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.

To cit zens of Washington, Georgetown, and Alex.
andria, the WAsiII SGToNIAN will he delivered every
Saturday, at FIF TEEN CENTS per month, payable
monthly.
Single papers (sent by maiD will he TWO DOL
LARS per year, payab in advance in all cases.
Any person renting us FIVE DOLLARS will re.
ceive THREE papers, to any address, one year.
For TEN DOLL AIRS we will mail SEVEN papers
one yea. Under this cannot go, as the expense
attending he conducting Of paper in this city is al
mosi as great as IN my part Of The United States.
All persons friendly 10 the cause are requested to
ai'l us, ny procuring subscribers.
p1- Post,nasters are anhorized. under the law, to
remit The names of subscribers and money.
All communications TO the publishers must be free
of postage #..a 'a
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

BIG BUGS AND SMALL FRy.-The Boston
correspondent of the Herald says: 1.-The brig
Palos, from Rotterdam, among other good
things, brought large quantity Of gin, 100
boxes Of which, in bottles, are consigned to
J. G.. Il Z. Boxer, Of your city. Here is a
chance for the temperance folks to attack
liquor-dealing at its source; but no, the liquor
thus imported belongs to the wealthy and res.
pectable, and 10 demonstrate with them, would
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06
MOFFETT'S FASHIONABLE HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING ROOMS.
Sci t 6

JOSEPH F. MOFFET'r respectfully informs the
public that his Hair Dressing and Shaving rooms
are situated on street, Immediately opposite the
General Post Office, where he respect ully re-
quests all who have not yet given him call, TO
do so, as lie fl ,ters himself he can give general
satisfaction
~ Gentlemen shaving themselves can have
their razors put in the best order at short notice
Sept. & ~ If IA
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

LYNcHING DIsTILLERY..-Our readers know
perhaps, that the Provisional Government
of Oregon has set its face sleTnly against all
use of or traffic in alcoholic liquors; they may
neither be made, sold, kept, given away, nor
swallowed in that region. A letter from WI.
Iametle, in the Sandw ich Islands "Frend Of
Temperance" thus describes the way in which
4 private still was handled: A few laWless
fellows, who were willing TO do almost any
thing 10 obtain a little of the creature" un
dertook secretly to establish dslllery. They
succeeded in purchasing six or eight barrels OF
molasses, and large potash kettle, under the
pretence of wanting to boil swill for their hogs,
and quantity Of Tin to make worm, profess
ing TO want it for the purpose OF making a
baker to bake bread in.
They kept the matter secret until few
DAYS ago, when it leaked out from some one
who was not quite SO guarded as he might be;
but it was said that the establishment could
not be found, and if it was, il would be defend
d even at swords points, But nothing intim
idated by threats, Dr. White rallied compa.
ny Of temperance veterans, jumped into boat
and put down the river They went down
about ten miles, put into the mouth OF small
stream, and soon coming TO large rock, land
ed, and commenced thorough search in a
dense lhicket Of oak and fir. To cut the story
short, they found the object of their search,
which consisted of eight barrels and two hogs
heads of staff prepared for dislillaiion; the
large kettle was set in an arch. and everything
else necessary to proceed in The work Of dea h
They did not hesitate what 10 do, but imme-
dia,tly destroyed every thing bu, the kettle.
which they rolled into the boat, and brough'
back into The town.
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06
JOHN BRADBURN,

C.fBLNET JuHKER AND UNDERTAKEN,
H, BETWEEN l2TH AND 18TH STREETS,
INFORMS the public that he keeps on hand, and
makes to order, all articles in the CABINET
LINE at reduced prices, for cash.
FUNERALS attended to. and Carriages pro.
vided, al the shortest notice.
OLD FURNITURE r.paired in the neatest
and most dun able manner
I4'From several years experience in the above
huses-, he Aa'ters himself t. at he can give >at.s
faction 10 all who may favor hun with their orders
july S Il 5
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

"PALERMos" note, respecting the poetry
intended for this paper, has been received.
The communication, having no direction to
mark It's destination, fell into the clutches of
the " Bees" and it was carried to their "hire."
We are not sure we have not read the lines
before. To accommodate "PALERMo," how
ever, we insert it in another column.
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

IT We are informed a Temperance meet
ing was held las, Sunday morning at Alexan-
dria, in the lower part of the town, where
drunkenness and misery has full sway. The
miserable beings were addressed by Mr.. T. N.
DAvY, and ten came forward and signed The
pledge.
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

against them, and The longer they continue 10
The traffic. The more dieccuI,y In getting ou,,
We imagine November will be q death. blow
10 some Of ihem.-EDs.
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

KINDNESS TO SERvAETs.-1 here Is nothing
in whic! The Imagination, that handmaid oi
charity, ma; he more advanageously employ
ed than in {, n>ider,ng the condition of domes
tic servants. Let man endeavor to realize j,
lu himselt--lel him think Of its narrow sphere.
Of its unvarying nature-and he will be care
ful not to throw in unneces .arily, the trouble
of even single harsh word. which may make
SO large disturbance in The shallow curren'
of domeslic's hopes and joys How often
on The contrary, do you find that masters seen
TO have no apprehension of the duies on thei'
side beyond cash payment" whereas the
good old palriarchical feelings towards youi
household is one which The mere introduction
of money wages has MOI by any means super.
ceded You would bear with enily from .
child many things for which, in serven,, you
can find nothing hut the harshest names. Ye'
how often are these poor uneducaled creatures
| little better than children You talk, too, o
ingraliiude from them, when, if you reflec et
little, you would see that they do not under
stand your benefits 1t is hard enough some
times to make benefits sink into mems hearts
even when your good offices are illustrated by
much kindness of word and manner; but ,t
expeclthat servants should at once appreciate
your care for them is surely most unreasona
bic, especially if il is not accompanied by Z
lnanifestLegard and sympathy.
The Washingtonian., 1845-09-06

SPIRIT OF LOVE- Beyond all question, il is
the unalterable constitution Of nature, that
there is efficacy, divine, unspsakab e effcac,
in Love. The exhibition OF kindness has the
power TO bring even the irrational animals inlo
subjec.ion. Show kindness to dog. and he
will emember il he will be grateful; he will
nfallibly return love for love Show kindness
to l:un, and you can lead him by his name
you can thrust your hand into his mouth you
can melt the unnamed ferosily of his hear, into
an affection stronger than death. In all oi
Gods vast unbounded creation, there is not a
living and senlient being, from the least to the
largest. not one, not even the oulcast and de
graded serpent. that is insensible to acts Of
kindness. If love could exert its appropriate
dominion, it would restore state of things
far more cheering. far brighter than the fabu
lou, age of gold; it would annihlaie every
sling; i, would pluck every poisonous tooth
it would hush every dscordant voice. Even
the eanimate crea lion is not insensible to this
divi le influence. The bud and flower and
fruit, put furth most abundantly and beau iful.
Iy where The hand of kindness is extended for
their culture. And if this blessed influence
should extend itself over the earth, moral
Garden of Eden would exist in every land-in.
stead of the thorn and brar, would spring up
the fig tree and myrtle; the deert wonl,
blossom and the solitary place be made glad
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
NoUyELLEs D'ANGLETERRE.

Par le paquebot Queen ofthc West, arrive le
Ter d New York, yenant de Liverpool, nous re-
cevons DIES nouvelles ~iusqu'au 8 mars.
lie Qaeen of the West await sept p~assagers.de
ichambre ct quatre cent cinquante-six dentre-
pont.
LIE cotton Sc maintenait terme aux PriS annon-
ces par lie steamer du 4.
On disait q Londres que M. Gladstone devait
rentrer au ministere ct y prendre I'm poste plus
eleve que celui quill y occnpait precedemment:
On disait aussi quill s'etait decide apres in0rt
elaboration, a donner cooperation an ministere
ausujet des ALLEGATIONS pour encourager pedu-
cation en- Iriande.
Sir Robert Peel d annonce que lie gouyerne.
mcnt s~'occupe dun bill a Tef1et d'afranchir les
Juifs dc tontcs les e~ntraves~ auxqucllcs lis ont etc
jusqu'ais present a~ssujettis.
lie bill des sucres a do etre discut6 le 10
mars,
SacYc de Ia siidne.-lS5trait de la seance
de la Chambre des Communes du 5:
NJ. Thornly renouvellc la question deg posee
an premier lord do la resorerie:-aJ'a al dit hier
quill Gtait arrive des Etats- Unis, du sucre
produit par lie travail des e~sclaves. La question
acquicrt aujJourd'hui la plus haute Importance,
parce que lie suis inforlne quon Went de rece-
voir les 6chantillons de deux on treis cargal-
sons dc la Nouvelle Orleans. J~e mains
tenant 81 ce sucre qui est lie produit du travail
d'csclaves, sera admis aux memes droits que le
sucre de Chine, de Java ct de Mantle, qui est
Ii produit dun travail libre ?
Sir Robert Peel.-Il y a des pays, ct dc &C
nombre sont les Flats. Unis, Oh lie sucre est pro-
duit par le travail des ~esclavcs, Les Eats unis
ct I'm on deux autres pays ont conclu destraites
de rasciprocite avec l'Angletcrre, traites qui dis.
posent que les produits de ces pays seront adnis
en- Angleterre sur le pied de la nation IA plus fa-
v%orisde. Tel est, jc crois, peetat des chooses dams
lie cas- qui nous occupe. Mais jusqu'a CO moment
MULE information ma etc recue d ce suicide Ia
douane, Reinforcement a ces9 chargemcna MULE
communication ma etc taitc a &c sujet au bureau
dutresor; ct MULE demande ma etc fate au con
sell pour solicitor son entree--ordre sans lie
quel lie sucre ne peut etre admis.
Maintenant q pense que &c sucre ne serai
pas admissible, attendu quill il eu aucun ordrt
du conseil rendu pour Padmission du sucre de
Etats- Unis. Mais en- meme temps je n'hesit
pas d dire que, d'apres ma maniere d'interpre
ter le traits, ce sucre des titats Unis serait el
5 consequence des traites de reciprocite, adnlissi
Bile aux memes ,ermes que les sucres de jaw
Mantle ct dc Ia Chine. Applaudissemcns ST.
les bancs de ropposition']
NI ta2tMF NAH 80 WM NA HE
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- lAE
- IE N1N MM m &C.
EsT PUBL1E ToUTEs LES sEMAIGRs, PAR
JOSEPH ETTER.
Bureau est situe dams Court street en- face de la
Maison de Cour.
NDITIoN

CONDITIONSs
ABoSNEmEsr:-Pa an, payable d'ayance, So oof
Do spayablc ayantl'expiration de Hlols, : oo
Poursix lnsis, payable d ayance, aaneexcepnon, w
Av,a.-Pom insertion Dun Care de pas plus de dix
lignes, 81 pourla premiere fois, socsnts pour chaque
insertion gubsequente. IA MONS quill men soft autreo
ment ordonn6, les avis serpnt publies en- franeais ct
s,ction libersle sera fate pour les avis inseres pour
Ane Tongue periods Lorsque lc temps dc iinsertisn
ne sera pas sp6cias, ellie sera3 continuee pendant deuS
mos ct paiera en- consequences nais 10 publication
danoune avis, ou Ia Continuation a'ancune senscrip-
ton ne sera arctic, tant que 10 prix n'en aura point
dte pay6,s ot d nloins que lsGditeur men decide
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

Jill guerre dos Anti.Rentiers a 6clatG dams
les yilles de Blenheim ct de jefferson, comte do
Schoraje. LIE sheriff ct 10 sous sherifs'y sont
rendus reinforcement pour l'ex6cution de- war.
rants ct la collection de loyersi ills ont etc alta
ques par environ 100 lndiens qui les fouillorent
Of q 3cuterent auiour d'eux une danse %indicnne,
pubs Tea laisserent aller.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

Reacontre--Un respectable %plnnteur de la
Paroisse dIbervillc ct I'm jeune avo, at de Frank
lin, don't on ne dome pas les MONS, ont Gu der.
increment une rixe a P%laquelnine. Lac premier
d frappe dune came son adyersaire quiz ui d re-
pondn par un coup de pistolet en- pleine p%oitrine
REIMBURSEMENT In pleasure he parait pas DANCE
reuse.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

Tin esclaye de M. Hynson a etc jugd dams la
paroisse DIES Rnpides, sous raccusation d'insul-
ties envors une iomme de couleur, ct a etc con.
damn6 d quiuse annees d'emprisonnement ct de
chainc.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
s

gNSOUTES les peFsOnAes oui ont al. tEelsr1ationE
soft prices de les presenter al s~oaasigne !; tJ0aes eeles
qai dbieent 4 la dite succession aent Ff ID bfsaeht NOS,
tifi6es, que le dernier tcfnfe cat eehu,e Ell sme p6uRy 6titex
des trails 10 Placement innm6diat en- emf feg1ias e
GERASIME RICHAKUs Aa1ar.
Op6l0usas, 94avril le45. RI
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

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Mpx,orr I n,,,s { ~, ( =. nr,l;uo sons il
,onnn1la sdm;n,st Il, pa ~ c,ass a., n,oi,s 90 an;
nsra;t ras,,ltar4 de / leetme dsnnscrands nombre
T. ;a,,..a,,. - 49, a,sa,s sa,,s fss,s.,,T
SSo,ts Aaap J, stait noint u 49, ;,,a5 !, dar
A. sdstas :, IS III 'las,ssat y fs,,rsnit ~
scri. s,;ysnt Il lss;sIste6a III, naFsf ran !
d,aha.5 gdsoia IA a.,;fs ,,a,a;s IN, ! sacnsasinn.-
DE- ~ : - ssanta 30 ayan,mnic.t;o,
A. il, aeteN a,acsnsat; IN Il I,on ! ~, III rnov.
ens A. dGssnse ,routes COS n;sces sont puhliSs
dams les ionrnauy, discu,ss fort longuement.
Dams ane lcttre du 3 mars, adressees au minis
tore dc la guerre, ID. Pedro Garcia Condo, San.
ia Anna Sc iustife d'avoir flit dos efforts pour
convertir sa fortune Erivee, ct Sc plant avec for
ce de ce que ses lettrcs Snt etc interceptees ct
ouvertcs. Dams cettc communication il Sc mon
ire hautain ct resolu-tEest encore le langage
du dirccteur. A ce proEbs lie Siglio fat remar-
quer Ia difference quill Y a entire Get cert ct SEES
communication anterieures, difference 81 grande
au'el!e %aptorise d %croire,a dit.il, queo Iex.pr6si-
dent s'attend a Sc tirer d1ffaires au moyen dun
~nouyeau embarrassment
lie meme Journal, dune date posterieure, dill
que ssSanta Anna ne serait pas 81 insolent 81
n'ayait pas la gertrude de Sc tirer d'afialre. Sil
await du danger II ne parleralt pas aifsl'Y
La commission conposee des h1et'bres des
deux chambres, CHARGE dexamlner Ia deman &c
fnt narn1;s do rasioner SEES fonctions de presiden
If AZ sortir du pays. 4 fait son rapport,
Uv : name en deux rapports an lieu dun
Ia m,inrite ) conclu supplement contre la de,
,,,ands. IA n,inorit6 est @alIee Mus Ioin ct
sontenn oue le c,onores ma pasl e droit dc soc
c,nnr do cette dc,nande.
1 4. r6rer.u ~ 81 chefs militaires oui onf siiy
: Il. fort,ea a. S,nta.Anna dams 81 derniere Init,
nnt $50 rordro ia 90 ,endre ! i nebla nonr
Ar. moss
a. - i
Z 4nee,qae: e5s 4 So :
seneial s"am. 'ao 4, Js,Sa,;a" :. 4 Al r. =
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So go A. 90 ~ ,,,o ,o,a anvo,5
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/ Pr = ll,i's go " ~ 80 i'.ie ""so.ss ! !
D seh.anl Yes l1'tas NJ - pass ~ Ill I; !
~ ,ePa a4 II, ~ = ~, ~, pannex;op Il, Taxa
que ! aS.s w 1onstos ~ -, ~ - -
a mInlstre mexican aux Eta.s.unis ayant aoa,
dome s. mission e. PIolesle con.re go ae.e :
6 GohgfeS, les icia',oas u,p,on'"'' 4"o' ~
6 Plus lohsteinPs cohslluef'
6 En- meme temps DIES lettres ont etc addressed
6 aux ministries d'Espasne' De France etdAng
terre, protestant contre les resolutions Tame
/; ITn;s
i Teas. Une correspondence particuliere
Ptcayune DIT que lie charge De france ct IA
lie gleterre s'etalent Erendus a washington pot
III du moins &c qu'on presume, obtenlr du gou
r6latiyementa fanneSion iusou,a &c qu,ils e,
Of sent recu DIES instructions de leurs gouvern
Ia mems resncctie. On croft ouTls ont oTbtenu u
y. nromesse i Get effet, LIE major DoncIson
rencontra sur Ia route as Waashington-ils
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

New York. Las wings continent I obtonir
des gains assez considerahliilss dams les elections
municipales do Get Fiat; des comics qni 6taient
essentieilement ~locotocos dams ces derniers
TENS, semblent avoir consid6rnblemcnt modltie
leurs opinions, puisqu'ils 6liseht DIES magistrats
wings. La reaction Eli I'm mot 80 pronounce as.
SEE claifement.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
A " / 81

eTsoUTE tersonns aynnt aes demandoS i faire. ccHs
= ire la succession do feu BlslGITTE GRADE
NIG0,sf e1ithc d6fnnte de Lodls FSntsnes, salt par bill
let's oh altrerHsnts deyra lbs ~tr6esnter dams I'm d6lai do
if6nte jbuEs, alh dn'ciles eBikht claaa6es.
AUG. DEBAILLON, Acknowledgement.
al Avrii ie45,s4t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

Legislature de la Poansyluanie.-La Cham
bre dcs Represcntans a d6cids par un vote d.
So poix contre Al que pon n'essaierait plus d.
venare les trayanx publics de l'Etat.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

lie directeur general des Postes a pris de
measures pour, qua partir du Is %courant, Ia NAL
le de Charlestona Knoxville (Tennessee) sol
transporter en- % heures environ,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

LIE Red River Republican annonce Ia perte du
steamer Douglas qui s'est perdu apresayoir donne
sur un chicot lc 20 mars, aneufmilles au-dessous
do Fulton. lie Douglas await etc aehet6 pour
pccpndre Ia place du Robert Il. Lytle. C'est unc
SSIgrte totale.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
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vTSou'rES les personnes ayans dcs rsclamasione 4
y faire yaloir, cOntre Ia succession do a6fant JQHN
THOMPSON, auront 4 ies pg6senteT an s~enssiant.
pour ctrc clssaces OF COLES qui dCivent q IL memo
succession sons prieea 60 payer ffnu4cdiatemsnt ehsre
les mains du dit.
q. L. SWAYZE, Administrator.
0pelousas, 10 avril Is45-3t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL.
Tou;c;1uo of N;ss;csitni ~

Tdbqc. Les ventes de ces trois dernicrs jodrs
s'6lavent al 900 boucauts. ~Inferieur II a Il;
ordinairc % a 81; beau 81 a4b cents Ire.
qual6. AZ a s.: de choix 81 a &c.; Capes de CT.
cares 81 4 Ioc. par livre.
Sucre. Les prix ont encore acquis plus de
Eermetc, ct nous cotons maintenant: ~Inferieur
81, ordinaire 81 a O., beau 81 a 81, beau ct de
choix 81 a 7 cents la livress
sucrc dc Ia Hapane. lie stock est tres bas ct
Sc compose principalement de sucre jaime ct de
blanc il n'existe point dc brun sur place. Jau-
ne % - blanc lo3 all3.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

Mariae.-on 6ctit al S0rrolk, s ayril. les
cadrille qui Sc prepnrait ici pour Ia station de Ia
Maditerranee 81 ae composant du steamer
Princeton, dos e~orvettes 50. Harry ct Saratoga,
ct du brick PorpoiSe, d reeu contre.ordre ct dot,
dit.cn, $50 relldfe dams 10 Collie du Mexique.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
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saUSs. I Free
e s~odssignd q er mains unc yoiture de- est Slave
let tine pare de ~thsvaus, qu'il ofie do vana, ia an
bon coTnpte; aisgi tino Ehdrettu i chevaI ~pfesqu6& Pa.
94Asil, 1865 N. GILBERT, wsahi ton.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

Nous voyons par Id tiate dos passengers du
steamer N9w.York que monsieur DAbtis do
Sal any, charge dsafaires do France az Texas,
estd retour i Ia Nouyclle Orleans.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24
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VSoUTE personnS ayenf des demand6s falfe, eo'ise
Il ID succession de 6efane PIERRE PpTREa ais,
soft par t%3illeta, gu autrcDent, d6yfa IeSpf6senter dams
IN dalai de trente iours, atm 9u'elIes soienf clavsesR
r. II MARTIN kddinIsssatsur!s
opelouaaa, 3 ayril 1916.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-24

0rPlusieurs de nos concitoyens qli pense
que lie Negro Matt ne iouit pas de toutc sa raison
ct aui sont davis quill deyrait etre pardonne,
ont siene une Petition dams ce but ct FONT en-
yoy6e au Gouverneur qui est maintenant a La.
%faye,te. L'exGcution de Matt est fixee a demain,
nous esperons que 10 Gouycrneur sera clemeni
pour lui,