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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
ADDRESS to the FREE MEN OF
4 4 VERMONT. q asas

To rHG FREEMEN VERMoNT, WHO. FOR
THEIR EaCGrRH's SAKE, FOR EIR own DO
n EsrEc rHRIFr AND THE PEAcE OF THEIR
FIREsiDks, desire the Prepaeucs Of nsoral worth
al,G vi IA rngal industry, the Central Committee Of
the Veraot,. Temperature S0ciety respectfully offer
few cons derat0as. Their apology, lfany lsrequir
ed. w he t"und liz theiI instructions from the resPec
table body obey represent sad IN the Fact that, on the
first day Cd JaaAatY nexi, Of The most important
questions IL be settled that can be submitted to the
bIl!0ts OF freeulea, faG alrsHt e.s tun rtiis
You are wiltag TO pay Taxes to reasonable ex-
and Ter proper obiacs, for government Tor com
schools and Cor GuavodnbIe pauPerisn. But It
any Should propose chad YOU cuniinue one year
longer, xbseute!y needless tax, for pauPers and
criminals OF FIFrV THOUSAND DOLLARS, or any
considerable fraction Of that sam, would you favor
his proposition by your vote? Suppose that even
men OF pro(essedly pare repu6licanism and regard
for the public goud should add TO this proposal to lev
useless subsidy, ly means either open or conceal
ed-by u,pnst or extrnvagant luxury-upon the ndus
try Of tho stale, TO the amount OF TWO MILLIONS
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND poll
LARS or even 4 tenth ilundredth pat oil that
SUN, would YOU be Influenced by their professions,
10 the costly extent of such sacrifice: An, fellow
citizens, this, as we thoroughly believe, on proofs
that lie before both ourselves and you Is no 'mag'na-
~ Case Listen to one only from among the many
confr niations Of this to which we might, out iron
want of space, make aluson. .
Observe that like causes must be Intended WIN
like effects when the circumstances are oostahlay
the same. Now the Central Commiltee OF the FEM
erance Society Of New York, OF whose hlgh standing
among that three millions Of people for truth and in
formation no man need be ignorant, have, OF laeput
forth solemy, and scattered all over that state the
GIlowinq facts. By an actual examination OF the
iails the poor houses and the official reports Is
found that there have been committed, during me
year, for crime as follows:
GAL criminals reputed temperate,
IOo3 do doubtful,
2ssS do incorporate
-.
The expense 1888 ,OSl So paid by COUNTY TAX
z for crlmei The numbers above show (even Gaining
the ''doublful' all 'tenpeEate that seven teh'hS
of the whole for incorporate criminals 90
There were in the poor houses, a
1914 paupers made sohy inteInperance,
sa I402 do doubtful,
1J 1853 do not from intemperance
i And the COUNTY TAXES for plupersm were 80
~ 9D9 90 Of which again, sever tenths, almost exact
W was for the PAUPERisM OF INrEMPERANcE
Ann now fellow citizens, has and the traffic
an effect one way in N York and another way IN
Vermont Or is that which creates paupers aud Grim
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mBAp&g@.a

In Charlestown, N. II. Dec. 20, Capt. Jason
Wetherbee, aged IS.
At Sharon, Conn Dec Z, Hon. John Cotton Smith,
aged 81. =, IN cl;,
In Concord, N. II. Dec. IL, Mrs. ArrelS ooPh,a'
,,,;c. or AIonzo c. Day aged "a years and months
In Havana, Nov. n, TO which he had repaired Tor
his health, Gen. Ira Young, Of Colehrook, ~ II:
In IIydepark. Of consumption, Nov H. Elder 'ohn
circuit. in the 63d year of his age
In Hudson, w II Nov. 23, Mr. EiJah iioushton'
aasd ss-he moved from Lyndon = years ogo. -a3
Ia WATERFOWL. W. 4. Aug. z, Mrs SoPhonia, wife
Of Phinens Cas-, formerly Of Lyndon. aged about 49,
In Southport W. 7. Oct. 9, Joseph iIackeI., aged
"a late Of Colo nbia NJ H. and formerly Of Lyndon
In Brattleborough, Dec. 10, Hon. Samuel Elliot
aged 6S.
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ALEX. G. TWlNING, I
THOS. A. MERRILL,
WM. NASH, [
AARON ANGLER, (
S. STODDARD,
E. w. DRURY,
Middlebury, Dec, l6, 1915.
Central Committee.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec. %.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec 22.
At Market, 900 Beef Cattle; 600 Stores, 80 yoke
Working Oxen; so Cows and Calves; 5000 sheep,
and about 270 Swine.
PRIcEs-- Beef Cahle--extra, 5,25; FIRST quality
s; second l,25 40; third quality rs
Working Oxen--5S, 81, SO, ~, 81 aud $l05
Cows and Cayes-sales noticed at IA, IL, 20, Fl
26 and $3.50.
Sheep.-Lots taken at 92c. l ~, ,63, and$2 H.
SWINE lots at wholesale, IL for sows and Al
for barrows; at retail from Al to and o.
BOSTON MARKET Dec. "a.
BEEF--Exira mess, $40 per bb,, mess, 9 a $50,
No 1, o o, prime, city, SO 6, Navy, g 70 8 70
PORK-Extra clear, Is, so 90 ,0O,I cear, 10 90,
mess, 1880 IA, No. I, none, prime, 10 10 IL.
LNRD-S I-2c. cash
BUTTER, store Is Is, shipping. l2l IA, fam
lily, Is %. 20,
CHEESE, new milky 8, four meal, 81 a.6A,
shipping, Z ae.
FLOUR Howard st, 6 rs g 81, Western canal
25a637
CoRN--yeIlow, none, Hat, 81 80, white 10 a
So
; o ATs-sou,hern, 40 SO, northern, 81 a 50.
BEANS white. rs.
WOOi.-There continues TO be good demand ny
manufacturers for American at last weeks prices.
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e. .Lewelt 4 Go,

wKTOULD inform their customers and the
wv public that they have been receiving
during the past two weeks additions to their
stock of Goods comprising several articles OF
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS &c. &c.
WHITE CHINA TEA SETS,
and Crochery to match, Those in want of
goods may be assured that they will find at
OUR STORE at all times superior assort-
ment at the Lo,oest prices for cash, most kinds
of produce, or good credit.
Ladies and Gentlemen of this and the neigh
borinp Towns in want of goods, are invited to
call and examine assortment. 800
ST. Johusbury, Dec 16, 1915. 435tt
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Bargains! Bargains J!
G.. G.. Wilder

rs very happy to announce to his patrons
n. and the public that he is at this time en-
abled to offer stronger inducements than ever
to the purchasers of GOODS his stock is
more extensive than it has been before, as it
has been recently replenished from the great
est importing Houses in the city, with every
variety of Winter Goods; and will sell cheap
CIR than formerly and az good quality as can
be found in this town or county, please call
and examine for yourselves
St. Johnsbury, Dec %, 1916. 439tf
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ar M 50, Bs ga @g ga

In Glover, Nov. 90, by Rev. L.il Stone, MIR AL
ExANpER II. OHARA, TO Miss BErsEY A. CLARK
Also, Dec. 8, Mr. F. p. CLARK to Miss ELIZA D.
G. KING.
Also, Dec. I6, Mr. WILLARD c. LAwRENcE TO
Miss CoRNEI.IA OWN E1.L
In Lancaster, Edmund Woodruff, Esq Of Cincln'
natl, Ohio, 10 Miss Harriet y White, daughter OF tho
Hon John II. White, Of L.
At West Cambridge, Ms. Mr. Charles D. Pfent,ss
Of Cambridge, 10 Mrs Minerva Bedford, Of DanVho
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
The Well Spring.

VTNHIS paper, and also the ongregatlonal
Visitor, may be had at the Caledoninn
Office for the ensuing year, as usual. The
former in bundles of 10 or more, for 30 cents
per copy, and the latter for so cents, in ad.
vance. They will be forwarded from the Of
fee by private conveyance as soon as posi-
Bile TO persons ordering them. 43ow6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

HEART RENpING!-A small dwelling house on
Ford street near Spring street, Rochester, wa. de-
stroyed by fire early Thursday informing Of last
week. The American says: "MeanchoIy to relate
three children asleep in the loft, were burned TO
DEATH The house was occupied by the WIDOW
Knnx, and was a wooden building, one story and
half high. The children those OF Mrs Knox,
and were aged four, FIVE and seven The dsIrac-
lion Of the wretched mother was heart-rendlng to
witness"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

,g THE FLIGHT OF THE MoRMoNs. Twenty-Five
companies, of 100 families each, are about leaving
Nauvoo for California. and il is said that their wagons
which are TO convey them and their baggage will mum
Der 5000, and will form line Of twenty miles long
IN the front is to be printing press and type,
fiom which ia 10 be Issued every morning paper,
to be sen, back 10 inform the rear guard what is
going on in the van!
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IosEpH BRoWN,s EsTATE.

FTNHE subscribers having been aPpointea py
the Hon. Probate Court for the District
If Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, exam.
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the Estate Of
JOSEPH BROWN, ih~
late Of Peacham, in said District, deceased,
represented Insolvent; and the term of six
months form the 18TH day of December a. ID.
Is45 being allowed by said Court to the credit
ors Of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
resnect;ve claims before us--Do hereby give
notice that we will attend to the duties OF our
appointment at the Dwelling House OF the
Widow SiIena Brown, in Peacham in said Die.
,,;ct. on the oath day of February, A. D 1S4S
and on the 9th day of June, A. D: ls46, at 10
o'clock forenoon, on each of said days.
Dated at Peacham this seventh day Of De-
ccmber A. ID. 1Sdo
JOSIAH SHEDD,
ISAAC WATTS, CommIs sna .,
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The New York Express Of Monday, says-"1he
news from England has had decided influence on
our market, and all descriptions Of grain are down
There has been'a perfect pause in the market, and
not transaction ofany kind, up to O'Clock had
hna ! ! | : =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

WE HAVE ASCERTAINED at the Office OF the
SECRETARY OF STATE, that the majority against
WOODBURY., according tor,he official returns, Is
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED AND THREE.
aa ls4asi IN. II. Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

A WING VIcToRY. The Louisville Journal
learns that Mr. Ewing, the Wing candidate for Con-
gress, in the Nashville district. Is elected by about
1900 una jority over his Locofoco competitor, Gen
Trousdale. a-I -.
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NOTICE.

n HEREBY relinquish to my son, Stephen
n Chamberlin, jr. the remainder of his mi
nority and shall hereafter claim none of his
wages or pay any of his debts.
STEPHEN CHAMBERLIN.
Ryegate, Dec. i9, 1s4h 439wd
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The Superintendent of Conn
mon 4chOola

In Caledonia County gives notice thRth he win
visit the several towns in the County in tho
iollowin0 order viz.
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COEEEE.

TENHE lovers of good Coffee, will find a
a prime article of Moca, Java and other
kinds, for sale by the quantity at a loao price
for cash at FULLER d. co:
Lyndon, Dec. 25, 1S45. 430w6
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The Central Committee entertain no doubt thar
the Editors in this State TO whom the following Ad-
dress is respectfully sent will cheerfully admit into
aher respective papers that their readers may have
BOTH SIDES before their minds T.
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There will be a meeting designed EsPECIAL-
LY for District School Teachers, in each of
the above named towns on the EvEsINo of the
day specified for each town, at which all in
tcrested in the cause of Education, (and this
must include EVERY BopY) are invited to at
tend. The Committees in the several towns
will confer favor by making all necessary ar
engagements and having notice circulated.
The Superintendent intends to visit all tho
towns in the county AGAIN, and on his second
visit to hold public lectures
RUFUS CASE, sup't Common Schools,
st. Johnsbury, Dec. I54S.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
STATE OF LoUYSIANA,

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
To ALL WHOM 1T NAY Ce~NcERN-GreetiHg /:
WHEREAS, at a Judicial Sale made by the Sheriff
Nav, 1874, under an execution issued It the suit Of
Jean Helm Us Narcotic Kelly, wife Of Eugenc Lape-
ruse s. ais, being No. 1868 OF the files Of the District
Court for said Parish, GERAZI&fE RICHARD be-
came the purchaser of the following described proper
Ety, to.wit
Acertain tract or parcel Of land, situated in the Par
ish of St. Landry, and lying in the Grand Coteau, con-
tanning three hundred arpcnts, more or less. together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon, bonn
ded as follows, to-wit: on the North by land Of Gera-
zine Richard on the South by Patrick Woods on the
West by Madame Augussin Boudreau; ard on the
East by Madame Robert Burleigh:
For the price of Six Hundred and Geveuty- -Four
Dollars.
And, whereas, the said Gerazina Richard has pre-
scented to the said Court his petition, praying for q
monition, in pursuance of the provisions Of nm Act Of
the Legislature of the State of Louisiana, entitled IAN
Act for the further assurance of titles to purchasers al
Judicial Sales approved March 10th, 1884.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons
who can set up any right to the aforesaid property, in
consequence Of inforrnality in the order, decree OIL
Judgment of the Court, under which the said sale was
made, or any irregularity in the a~ppraisement, in time
or manner of sale, or for any other defect whatsoever,
to show cause within thirty days from the day this mo-
milton is first inserted in the public papers, why the sale
50 made, should not be confirmed and homologated.
Given under my hand, and the impress of the seal
I, of said Court, at opeousaa. this 18th August
-"l AID. 1845.
J. PosEY, d. CHI.
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No. 45O3s
D1sTR1cT CoURF,
PARISH OF SIR. LANDRY.
EUGENE GiRRIGUES, soYfe of
EvARlsrE DEJKAN,

HER HUSBAND.
TIN this, case, a regular judgment BY default Iiayinsa
IL been entered up agsinst the defendant, Evasialss
Deiean, and no motion having been made ID ust NM
same aside, after the legal delays; and the plaintiFs
Eugene Garriguca, wife of said defendant, h~ayinTssAls
tablished her demand to the satisfaction Of the Cont
1t is, by reason thereof, and the law and evidence,
dered and decreed, that said plaintiff have judpmsa
against, and do recover of the defendant, Eysriste DE-
liean-lst, the negro girl named Helene, and her issus.s
grffe girl named Maria, brought BY her into IT'LL
lriage; Sd, u negro boy named William Or Emile, boutA
lby her during marriage with her dotal funds. Thats
lhaye Judgment and recover fifteen head of cattle; osn
lieu thereof the sum of one hundred and fifty doRsif
from defendant, to operate as a MORTGAGE on the ip4t@
yeable property, and as a privilege on the movenbls
lperty of the defendant, from the sixth day Of Febfuafs.
eighteen hundred and ~forty-one
IL il further ordered and dccreed, that there be
p~araticn Of property between plaintiff and defepdsp,
and that the said plaintiff have the control and admin,
istration of her property, free from the interference i
lhef husband, Eyariste Dejean. It is further ordss
that defendant pay the costs of this suit. 1t is orden5
that plaintiff do recover in nature, onebed, bedding,
armoir. md other articles, as stipulated in her mafEaF,
contract, under the No. SAT.
Signed in open Court, this Sd day of June. leA5
(aIesKp) GEO. Il. KING, Judge 5th DAI
EAA
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

ARMY MOVEMENTS. A detachment Of Y.
s.. troops, consisting Of companies Y and y, 4th
Regiment Of Infantry, and 81 recruits under the
command Of Lieut.. Gore, il all amounting to
LAG men, under the command Of Brcyet Major
Graham,c came down in the Missouri ON Saturday
last from Jefferson Barracks. They are quar-.
tered at the Barracks below the City, and are
on their way tojoin the forces already in Texas
The following are the ofcersi in command
Brevet Major Graham, First Lieutenant Charles
Hoskings, First Lieutenant r. T.. Cochrane, se.
cond Lieutenant b. A. Berry.-Bse.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

TsxAs CATTLE. We are inhabited 10 G..
Roysser, ESQ, Collector Of this Port, for 4 state.
raent ofths number ofcattle imported from the
Republic Of Tnxas, into the District ofTechs,
from ne LAT April TO the 30th Of June, 1885. In
april, l2s heed-in May, ST9 head-and in
Suae 7a7 bead. Total, 1909 head.-Fhanklin
RanBes.
DUEL. Tshe Iouiaiena Chronicle ofSaturday
says; IN Asel teok place on The 9th inst, about
four miles hpFe tAasPlace, on tho East bank Of
lhe Mississippi ffvess between Two medical gen.
slenen d Reias Coupee. Weapons, Rifles, ct
30 paces. The mastes VAS mazda up after the
Arst fire, which did no damage. Query, which
q the snose dangerous TO take, pills or isad%
Spscia has been shipped from Boston for the
'asath, recently, in considerable quantities,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
To ALL WHOM III NAY CoNceRH-Greetiig !:
WHEREAS, at q Judicials Sale made by the Sheriff
wv of the Parish of 81. Landry, on the ninth dayoi
December, 1914, under an execution issued at the suit
of the Mechanics and Traders Bank of New Orleans
IS. Louis Bordelon & als, being No. -o OF the records
of the District Court for said Parish, GERAZIME
RICHARD became the purchaser Of tho following
described property, to-wit;
l.. A tract or parcel of land situated in the Parish of
ST. Landry, and lying in the quarter of Bellevue, con.
tanning three hundred and fifty light superficial arpents,
together with the buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded on the North by land Of Mrs. Frank Ferret
on the South by Adelard Bonte, on the West by public
land, and on the East by the Bayou Bourbeux.
III. Also, another tract or parcel of land, situated in
the aforesaid Parish, and lying on the Bayou Bourque,
having a front of FIVE arpents, by the depth of forty
arpents, bounded on the South BY Lsandre Bourque,
and the sides by public lands.
III. Also, the following described Slaves, to wit:
j. A woman named Sophie, aged about thirty two
years, and her three children, TO wit: William, a boy
aged seven years Tom, a boy aged Eve years and
Julienne, a girl aged three years.
2. Julie, a woman aged seventeen years, and her
infant aged eight months.
3. Emilien, a boy aged fourteen years.
a. Etiennc, a man aged fifty years and
5. J%ullette, q girl aged thirteen years.
Nv. Also, a certain Brand, or mark, figuring nearly
thus, CB; together with the horned Cattle branded OF
marked on the hip herewith.
". Also, another Brand, or mark, figuring nearly
thus, B; together with the horned Creatures branded
or marked herewith and a lot of Corn and Cotton
For the sum and price Of One Thousand and Fourteen
Dollars, Sixty Five Gents.
And, whereas, the said Gerazime Richard has pre-,
scented to the said Court his petition for a monition il
pursuance of the provisions of an Act Of the Legislature
of the State of Louisiana, entitled " An Act for III,
further assurance of the titles to purchasers atJudicia
Sales," approved March 10Th, 1894.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all pereon:
who can set up any right to the aforesaid property, ii
consequence of i~nformaity in the order, decree, O
Judgment of the Court under which the said sale wal
made, or any irregalarity in the apprsisement in tim
or manner Of sale, or for any other defect whatsoever
To- show cause within thirty days from the day this mo
milton is FIRST inserted in the public papers, why tn
sale SO made should not be confirmed and homclogated
Given under my hand, and the impress Of the sea
Fl, of said Court, at opelousas. this 18th August
l"e1 A, D. 1898.
J. PosEY, n. OK.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
The SeaRe OF LoasissGmG.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, NJ o.

PRonArE CouRr, ~ @90
In the matter Of the Estate of
HILAIRE GRADENIGO, decd, 4
YNHE Administrator herein, having filed their ac-
count or tableau of the situation Of said succession
On motion, it is ordered by the Court, that notice there
Of be given to the creditors to nuke opposition thereto
within the legal delay.
Now, therefore, notice ia hereby given to said credi-
ditors, to file their oppositions to said account, If any
they have or can, within ten days from the first publ
cation hereof, showing Cause why tho said tableuu
should not be approved.
By order Of the Court.
JOHN PosEY, D.. Cis.
Clerks Office, August 81. ls45-at
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NOTICE.

Robert gayiors ofthe Parish Of 81. 1aps,.
applied, by his petition, to be appeiutsa y y
- ministrator Of the estate OF y
JOHN w. CRAWFORD.
Of said Parish, deceased.
All persons intending TO oppose said appoin,S
will file the same in the office of the Court IL P,Tss.
for the Parish aforesaid, within ten days from tts M sse
location of this notice. fR1s
A. GARRIGUEs, Paris1 Jusa.
Opelousas, August l4th, ls45.st
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suMaER PROVISIONS.

Eau dc Fear d'Orange, of the first qualify
SlROPS-Lemon, Current, Mulberry PNI
apple, Vinegar. Orgeat, Orange, Lemon VIZ
CANDIES, Of all descriptions.
Gouare's Geuy; Prunes Of Tours; Chocola
of two kinds. Also, a large assortment Of
WINES. in casks and boxes.-Cidret, WI
Wine, 81. Julien, St. Saurenr, Chateau M
r1ztT RGssac, Saaterne, Champagne, bottles
Saissc Absinihe, ~irstquality.
% hbis. LIME. (Thomaston) Of the frat qnaktyi
25 /" Northern do;
100 pieces of BAGGISG;
100 ROPE. All for sale cheap ~
BATAILLE BROTHERS
0pelousas, August ID 1885,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
II 8 = { 8 = .

TEyHE undersigned have the honor Of informing d
II friends and the Public in general, that they b
just received a general assortment Of
aDHN m @GDQBNDS.
consisting principally Of fabrics for mourning and
mourning for ladies, and other articles for the seami
@ N % % 81 E i b So !,
such as Flour. Coffee. Sugar, Whiskes, &c. 4
RAGING AND ROPI.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
H9TEGB.

James.Hay, of the Parrish Of 81. xandrv.
HAS applied, by his petition, to DO appointed MA.
AA- istrator OF the estate of
IRENE PRUD'HOMME,
late of said Parish, deceased.
All persons intending 70 oppose said appointHsas
for the Parish aforesaid, within ten days from lie SS
LEGATION of this notice.
A. GARRIGuES, Psrisl Jsaes
Opelouaas, II August, 18d4-2t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
'kaie of Louiaiana.

Parish Of 81. Landry, So
l.. J. PosEY, Deputy Clerk of the Fifth Judicial BIZ.
trict Court in and for the State and Parish Aforesaid
do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true aud coRa
copy of the judgment in the above emitted cause,
Witness my hand. and the seal of said Court,
Opeloasas, this 4th June, l845.
]. POSEY, y. Clsrk.
Clerks oaice, June, 1a45.-al4-5t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
AZ oT1eE

Nvartste Debailon, of the Parish of st. xsa
HAS applied by his petition to be appointed sdn
AA ~istrator of the estate of
LOUIS CARREERE.
deceased husband of Louise Gradenigo, Of said Pa1.
viii nh III pt the same ,nssi II Writing N spl n ~ 81 ofice epI witSis {
days from and after the publication hereof.
A. GARRIGUES, Parish Jal
Opelousas, August l4th, ls45-2t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
FRANKLIN COLLEGE.

NoTICE:-Tho Annual Examination at this Inst.
IN tuition will commence on Wednesday, the 27tA
inst, at 10 o'clock A. M. The attendance of parents,
guardians, and Of the friends ard patrons Of education
generally, is earnestly and respectfully requested
Opelousas, Aug. Gilt
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0RMa@WsAgs LA,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, ls4s.
For G-oveEMors .
GEN. WILLIAM DEBUYS.
For Observation-Disclosures,
EDWARD SPARROW.

[MoMINArIoNs roH oHFIcRRs UNDER rrR INV censriru-
rIeN. in THE RvRNg or Irs ADoRroM.l
Eor senatcsss
JACQUES DUPRE, RICE GARLAND,
Ter Representative,
LOUIS ~BoRDELoN, job I. GARDINER,
RENy. X. ROGER WI. q. cAMPBELL,
JOHN 4. TAYLOR.
For Clerk of Cours-A. G4aRrsUEs.
For he ShersFF-PIERRE Roy.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
PROBAT E SALE.

w highest bidder, by the undersigned Parish Judge
in and for the parish of st, Landry,
At The Court House Of SAID Parish,
On Monday, the 22d day Of Septem-
Der next, 1916,
Tho following described property, belonging to the
estate in community between MARY Louisa BuiM, and
the children and heirs of JGAS BrR. You've, her deeeas-
ed husband, to-wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
~ Va Y@l MIB
containing four hundred superficial arpents, fronting
Bayou Courtableau, bounded above By landof Stephen
Duel, and below by the public domain together with
all the Buildings aud Improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions on the day of sale.
A. GARRIGUES, Par. Judge
Opelousas, August 2lst, lasts