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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
fS5f,25i 80

ance OF fS5f ,25i 80
But this balance is subject to be decreased
by such additional appropriations, a. Congress
shall make, to be expended during the fiscal
year ending the Both June, 1916, and To be
altered BY the SUMS which may b. presented
Tor payment OF the old funded and unlunded,
debt, and old treasury notes.
The estimated receipts, means and expen
diturcs for the fiscal year commencing July &,
jSl6, andending june 30, 1871 are:
RIgEIPTs
From customs for 4 quarters S22 500. 900 90
From sales of public lands 2iOO. 900 90
From miscellaneous sources 100000 90
Total revenue 10000 600 90
A,ld estimated balance 10 b. in
the treasury, July |, 1916 ASH PSI 81
Total mcrns for the active serv-
Ice OF fiscal amending June
30, III 20 ,25i 80
EXPENDITURES,
The expenditures during the same
period, as estimated by the sever
sl Departments Of State; Treasury,
War. Navy, and Postmaster Gen
cral viz:
The balances Of former oppropn-
rtions; which will Squire TO be
expended in this
year l41l i57 10
Permanent & indie
finite appsopria-
tons 2;9979l5,72
Specific appropria-
lions aked luT
this year ~ .07gItO ~
Total estimated e1-
penlnur,s 25,5 Sl3 %
This sum il composed Of thc iUl-
lowing PARTICULAR:
Fofcivil list foreign
intercourse. and
miscellaneous fJ925.292 G2
For army proper 33C1 1js ~
For Qualifications.
ordnance &c, 1881 500 %
For pensions 2.JO7 100 %
FOr lnn department ~ 800 -
Interest On p1blic dcbiS3J.SH ~
Naval expenses $3.50. $3.50 -
SIS SIS ,s13 80
Which. deducted from the total
Of me n, b fIre stated gives an
estimated balance on the LIST Of
July, 1917, of 1,332dil OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
MILLINERY.

Nj RS WADE would respectfully invite The AZ,
lVl 'enIion OF The Ladies 10 her second stock Of
winner Millinery. just received. from one Of tho
mast Fashionable French Houses in New yo,k,-
Tier goods are of the hest qualify, we'll selected.
"nd OF The very latest styles. and consist in pes, Of
me ei'owing articles. Ladies' Booneis Cans, Head.
d'ess's and Borders; Bonne, and Cap Ribbons.
french fIewefs. Plumes. Fancy Nets, VelveI,.
Srks and Sa'ins, Silk and Wash Bonds Silk end
h'e ,"ecH ond Ednings; Sifees Trimmings and
seve"l other Trimmings ard Notions TOO num.,ous
TO mention. The above goods will he sold as per
Gem cheaper than any Of The same kind this side Of
The Mountains.
D. Leghorn ond Straw Bonnefs cleaned. steel
pressed and done up in The best style and at shors
"o"c". MRS A WADE
nov IL Corner Fourth & Unioa SIS
AMP sCISsORs.-hfev Iamo sc;..o,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

TIE bEAuTlFUL DIE. and ,hcse s'so " ho,s
"s's oove heen marked ny sc,iv . deeds Of henev.
o'e"ee aud un''r'ng devo,'on in smeliors,ing tho
ro''u'''n OF man Alss. how relentless are thy
darts oh death. But or all ,hv mniser. ,h., .,,ep
upon thee IN solemn state. quick 10 obey thy awful
behes'. SoNsrMrrIoN. he issatss6le spoiisr. wss
formerly motto he ieored but ,hasks 10 the inven.
,lve genius Of civilized man a remedy has been
"nnd INA, bns prveo itself an slmos, invsr,shls
specific fer hs m,si dire disease. u sesos, BE- had
t. The B'lsom of w'd Cherry IN The early sages Of
C'nsnm,""n. POSITIVE cure my he relied upoo.
Thousands of the most interesting cures or. con-
SANITY taking plnce. bu, hr ALI who would get
he right medicine rq,,,re particularly for Dr. Wis.,
'ars Ba'sa'n. ms the bssesi iniu,iuus ire abroad.
For sale by
) CRUMBACKt.R. l73 Min 81. 4 w,,
PRYOR & PAUL.. l64 NisfksiM, { ""ee""s'
dee 1 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
GOODS AT COST
ALL PERSONS

ALL PERSONS =
~ NO WING THEMSELVES INDEBTED TO,
N THE SUBSCRIBER will please CALL and
y TITLE The r accounts. II is my intention -
leave tbs place in the spring. aud nli accounts not
settled nv THE FIRST OF MARCH, will he
PLACID IN the hands Of AN OFFICER FOR
COLLECTION NV STOCK from This date will be
SOLD OFF AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY,
nov "a G BOOM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
JAMES f. wHARToN-rrn,,surr.
observation-disclosures ., 1915.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY ON THE FINANCES.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.
n.cpn,l,sr z lGft

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
December 3, 1918.
In pursuance to the "Act supplementary to
tue act to establish the Treasury Department.
ehe undersigned respectfully submits the fol
lowing report:
The receipts and expenditures for the fiscal
lending June 30, 1913, were as follows:
RECEIPTS AND MEANS.
From Customs s27. 52S. ri2 10
From sales of public lands 2,O77 OBJ 30
From miscellaneous sources lG397S Sc
Total receipts S2g, 1ep. 1873 Sc
Add bab,nce i'll treasury, July
/, tSii, 1857, 379 CT
Total means S7,626,5l3 20
Expenditures during same fiscal
year amounted to 29,96S poo 9S
leaving a balance i'm Treasury
July l, 1915, of 1855. 300 %
AS appears in detail by accompanying state
nent A.
The estimated receipts and expenditures
Tor the fiscal year ending June. 30, 1916, are:
RECEIPTS, VIZ;
From customs, LIST quarter, ay ac.
tual returns from collectors SIS SCI .932 If
For second. third and fourth
quarters, as estimated 1888 OCT Sc
'r-,.l - go 90 i.
-. i i'o''i u, .us ,tI; ~S'9oo'Uo0 w
III III sa;ee =, p"p'io ANUS I'sOJ,ooO w
'io''i hhsce'idieous sources l2U,oUO w
r., "
,I ho'& a receipts 26,e3o,oO0 90
10. Hn treasury july
- '0io "ooS'ooo ~
IT., o..-ooo.----
o''' 'nca',a as esunlh,eo oi'l'S,JOo ~
Tho EArI ;: VIZ;
Nv 90 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
ii A RN ESS MAN FACTORY.
100 MAIN STREET.


vHNHE SUBSCRIBERS are nuw Srepared :,
~ inrUish anything ~ their line Of hns,t 90. os
oV ond ~ ss good qualify rs can hc had any here
~ he city. T. eir slick On honJ consists of In.
dies and Go nlicmens ,ddles, Brides aud Msr,,n.
anles; Indrs snd Gcnilemcns Iron Frame Hard
LTn'hef Trunks with Biehrnch's Philadn inside pa.
cni locks. rollers. &c; Ladies' Bbnnei B xss Be- aIl
Of Ihe mmDn kinds OF Trunks in use; Voli,cs In.
I"s Carpets SAITH and Baskets Carer Begs
S'ddle BIls. llImcs'. double anI single. PlsieI
ird Common: Col'sfs; Buggy, q, linp and Wagon
Wnips and lafh >, BuGiO Robes. Sucks afd Sad
lie COvcrs Blankets, Horse Covers. Curry c, ob..
Cards and Bushes. and everything usually tepr in
suci, an establishment.
The sub ~ tiers leel ihonkGi fir The pnttonoc.
hey have heretofore received and hone by stree
"l'n'rn 10 buHness md = d,sne Ia please The 9
vii shll reeve ihcH share
Old wok fepairoJ o, oil lines on ressonabl,
ems NIColI a. cam
nov ~ 3md6w
NOVELS. NOVELS. NovELs-Tbe o,ic,
~ IIu-i pnd 10y Miss Pickering; rae w dou'.
ffa"'e Bird bs Augnsias murray; Fnphf BY Ms.
P'kenng'Jpsi reed aud iof ,aie by
w } ROBB.
hoTH Cor Aisir & Union SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

Which deduc'd from
the total of means
bciorestated leov-
cs ms the trcas,t
~ on July ,lS49
an estimated bal
anCe OF
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
PRINCES
LINN EAN BOTANIC GARD
AND NURSERIES,

Flushing, Z. 4, near Nev York.
S IHE new descriptive Catalogues (Which
cost over $7O0 Of the Trees, Plants, and ss
y TINS establishment, will be sent gratis to every
paid applicant by addressing
Flushing, October. 1874.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
GK8il h ao0ertiar II
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER &sTATIoNERY.
J. B. STEEL, IA Camp Street,
New-f9T1eanG.

MG Es~PECTFULLY bcas leave to inform hs M.
80 Ilerols customers in the city and country, that
ne mas nov on hand a very large and extensive assert
rnellt oiall kinds of BLANK looks, PAPER "
STATIONERY, and would call the attention 81
merchants and dealers to the following list of articles
which he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices:
ACCOUNT BooKs-Ledgers, journals, day books, in
poicc DOCKS; Cash and sale books, of blue and white,
"oVe OF iaid paper, IN Russia or plain binding, of every
variety; half bound ledgers and day books long folio
petty ledgers bill hooks, of the various approved forms,
with and without printed heads receipt, blank. memos
randum, and c%yphering books pocket ledgers, pass
DOCKS, indexes, copy books, promissosy note books, bills
o. exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved.
Autographed and printed books of the best cony;nq
paper; bills Of lading; check books on all the banks in
me city; log books; ship receipt books, of various forms :
SUPP s.eshipoat ana dray receipts; cotton w~eighers'
and yard clerks books.
bLANKs-Letter and folio steamboat bills Of lad;no
oiils OF exchange, promisory notes and drafts; also,
an othef Kinds oil mercantile and customhouse blanks.
) ArEn-LeHer paper, commercial post, packet post
~ looiscap Tor retailing and country trade. a prime
assortment OF the most approved manufacture, ruled
ana pam: Golored and fancy paper of all kinds, sizes,
sha qaahttes bristol boards; paste boards wrapping
paPei' envelope, cotton sampling paper, SC,
FLAYING CARDs-Patent ivory surface PLAYING cards.
w; Snpertine Eagle. Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All des-
criptlons OF fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs-Perrys medium. fine and extra fine
points; DO three pointed and India rubber pens: Giliot'g
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and ali others Of
his manufacture. Wrigbt's, Windle's, MitcheIrs, Par,
dow's r., &c. Qnills of all kinds and qualities.
fENclLs-Pnre Cumberland blacklead drawing pen-
CHS, various degrees of hardness good counting room,
Office and levee pencils; crayons, brushes, paints and
colors OF the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds,
ivory and bone folders, waters ane SEALING hIacl
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and let
ter stamps, Rogers ine cutlery, sc. Sc, comprising
me most extensive assortment Of every useful article in Il
TINS line that the ingenuity Of man has invented. or that
\ wants Of the community require.
SCHOOL BooKs-A large aupply of all kinds in oener.
al use selected with great care BY The subscriber ner.
sonany, assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
&. COMMITTEES, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy 10
asash' supplied at Chs lowest possible prices, by
y 3. STEEL, IA Camp street,
hl Successor to Norman, Steel q cc.9
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
MEDICINES POUR FAMILIES EFT
PLANTATIONS.

Els Remedies suivans tres usit6s dams les Families
III ct Plantations Sc trouvcnt constamment en- main
chez MN. COMSTOCK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No. 50, la Nouvelle Orleans, ct dams celles dh
DR.. HAWKINS, AUX OPELOUSAS,
Eft lis sont tous garantis CONNIE vrais ct regardes
CONNIE tells, ct au moyen d'eux les planteurs evitent
les frais de medecins dams presqne tous les cas-, ct dol
vent servir Il eviter fusage des remedies contraires a la
constitution, tells que le calomel, lie quinine, sc, I'm
pamphlet, indignant fusage de ces divers articles,
est fourni gratis a chaque famillc. Nous ~enumerons
les articles suivans
Liniment de Hays, en- Plulos, pour guerir toutes
sortes de cas-.
Elixir Vegetal Indien, liniment pour les merits Ct les
Us, pour les rhumaatismcs, gaEanti pour les guerir.
Eradicateur Chinois pour les Chcveux, otant les
chcyeux superhus.
'Baume de Colombo, pour nettoyer les cheveux ct
la tete.
Sirop d'oeilIet pour atshmes, coqucluches, ct rhuines.
Remeae contre les Maux de Tete, Dormant dams
tous les cas- une guerison certaine.
Elixir de Vie pour la dyspepsia, les indigestions, ct
les constipstious.
Poison centre les puces ct punaises. certain pour
les fare toutes pSrif.
vetmifnge dc Kolmostock contre les Vers, ct ne
%nienquant jamais.
Extsait de Salsepareillc de Comstock, Motto prix
des autres.
Bitter ct Pilules de Temperance de Linn, pour
lestoHnac.
Remede dc Bernard pour lie Cholera, la diarrhec, ct
la dysscnterie.
41iul AihcI u 4WdSuQut uc SoHncl, put ~
douleurs ct les ~enfurcs.
Baulne d'Allen pour la Consumption ct les douleurs
du Foie.
Baumc de Griottes, de Wistar, pour la Consumption.
Mixture de Green contre les Fievres, garantie pour
gucrir tDus les cas-.
Huik de Tannin, pour rendre lie CUR impcrlneable
ct prolonger sa duree.
Mixture de connel, pour les Maladies secretes,
garantie.
De Biackwells, ditto.
Cordial de Lucine, sc trouyant settlement q iagence,
rue Poydras, No. So, a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Capsules de Geatine, de toutes sortcs.
Huile de Castor, en- bouteilles.
Essences de toutcs sortcs.
Sable Il esrire.
Encres, noire, bleue, ct rouges.
Encre indEicbile.
Poudres de Seditz.
Gouttes de WEIGH pour lie Nal de Dents, procurant
une guerison certaine.
Cachou Francois, pour l'haleine.
Huies Anglaise ct de Harlem.
Opodeldoc ct Cordial de Godefroy.
Onguent de Mel.
Baume de Vie de burlington.
Bougie cachetee, pour sen servir sans lumiere.
Huile Acoustique, pour la Surdite, avec guGrison
certaine.
Sirop do Salsepareille.
Pilues d'Hooper ct d'Anderson.
PiIues de Lee, Pilules Chinoises cont1e lie sang,
Remedies ct DHogues en- Entrepot, P~einturcs, Huiles,
&c, n Sas prlx, pour du compliant.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
EargItsh auhcrtfseutenss
THE NATIVE Am

~ n WI II K IL E II
THE undersigned commenced tho nnb,a =
weekly paper, on Saturday, the IAN r.
which will be devoted to the interests Of ASapFl
gems, and to the perpctuation of Politieai ssa
gious Liberties guaranteed to us by our Rsass
sires. As this subject is conceived 10 be 81 ssaa
all others, we shall dispassionately endeayor ss9
it upon the minds ds our readers, without IA. 4
yet with that dignity due from the press il ~ "
and with that candor and courteousness dns
ingsof all honest adopted citizens, and thoss q
differ with us in opinion, Besides the I;ssass
this qnestion---the main object of the paner.
SO be devoted to subjects of general inteyssa z
domestic, foreign and current news of thag
whole condensed into a weekly compend If
events. N
As q Family Newspaper, we shall make MI
e~xertions to make il interesting, instructive. MI
able, by giving choice selections both poet;s
saic) from our most popular works, by hislosiss
niscenccs of our early times, aud by bins
sketches of our most eminent men. By dsss
this department Of our paper five or six colntaes
lB, we shall be proud to make it an aceeptabda
in every domicile.
AS every man who loves his country is intesssl
the principles we advocate, we trust each Dr. =
forth his hand to help our labors, and cheer .as
cry of "God speed the cause"
T.. DILLARD 64
TERMs-The NGtipe american is published
at $$5 per anuum. Subscribers at a distance 4
one year in advance. So soon as the patron
justify it, the paper will be published semi.wsss
ottencr. New Orleans, FsN
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
Establishments 90. 0rlraars.
w. A.
TEND A SON MAGASIN A LA MODE,
Gbapeaux 1T 4tnllrs,

A Sd mason de Ia Bdnque du Canal, rue deS
Mdgdsins, No. SO.
ABTTS, PaRtaloas, ct Gilets.-Habitsd de toilette
- ct fracs. H~abillements noirs ct de couleur inn
portes dc France ct d'ADgleterre il tient aussi en- NOR
ct en- couieur, casimirs, merinos, cachemires, gambroon;
jabots, hinge brOde, etc. pantalons noirs ct ioncGs,
velours de sole, merinos, casinirs, satin faconnG ct uni
de Marseille, valence, etc; giets dams lie meme genre.
Hdbiuements dautomnc ct dhiSer.-Paletots ct ha-
bits tonces; habits d la dOrsay; pilote; couvertures en-
lame rouge; habillemens de differences fagonset couleurs.
Observation-Disclosures de tole de differences qualities;
dc moussellnes fneN ditto, avec devants dc chemise ct
coils en- toile; chemises de cambrc de differens noodles.
Robes de chdmbre du matin, Chemises de dessouS,
Caiesons, etc-Robes de chambre du matin de differen-
ties qualities; chemises de dessous, ct caleeons en- sole,
en- mGrlnos, en- laine d'agneau; tissus tricotes en- fan
ellie ct cotton. Aussi de grands bonne,s de sole.
CrauateS, Echdrpes, Bretetles, Mouehoirs, Giants, ct
Bas.-Echarpes, noires, unies, ct fagonnees; cravates
Francaises ct ltaliennes, noires, unics, et'a dessins;
bretelles en- soie, cotton, CONNIE elastIque, ct m6llees:
hinge de cambria; tissus dc Spitalfeld, mouchoirs an
glais corah Ell pongee, de tontes g~randeurs ct qualities;
giants de dam, de castor, de chevreau, de merinos, en-
tollc ct cotton; bas en- m6rinos; tissus de lainc, EN- toilc;
ct melange de cotton.
Chapedur, Casters, Males, Fakisses, Tapis, et Sacs
dc Mutt -Chapeaux en- castor, blancs ct noirs; nu-
tria en- casimir, en- sole ct de bal, convenables d etrc
ortcs par les hommes ct les jeunes gems; fourrures;
en- drap ct vernies, pour les memes; males
de voyage en- fer ct en- bois. de ceuleur noire, rouge
ct autres conleurs, sacs de mutt, ct tapis. Aussi, NAL
les en- cur ct en- yeau marin. 6galement pour voyage.
Pardpluies-Parapluies en- Sole, gingham. ct cotton,
de toutes g~randeurs ct qualities.
HabiHenents pour les, entaats ct les jennes geur.-
Habits, gilets, ~paletots, pantalons, chemises, etc, con
venables pour les enfans ct les jeunes gems.
Ell nne grande variete d'autrcs articles dams lie meme
genre.
mes a venir voir ct examiner rassortiment que Tai.
9 Janvies lS45- 9m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
NJ. ASH.

ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, )
CouR DE Dssrn1or, Paroisse St.Lewdry.
JEAN J. L~oUAfLLIER,
rs.
SEES CREANCfERS.
A cession de ~propri6t6 faitc par lie p6titionnairt
~ dams faffaire susditc, nyant etc acceptee par il
Juge, Presidant le Cinquieme District Judiciaire, au
profit de ses cr6anciers, ct une assemble des cream.
ciers da dit insolyablc ayant etc ordonnee, pour avoir
lieu apres trente jours dc notification, &c.
En- consequences, les dts creaneiers sont notifies. ma
ie present aueTtisement, qu'une assemble aura lien,
~pardevant Edmond H. Martin Notaire Public dams y
pour Ia dite Paroisse, 4 son bureau dams Ia vile dcs
Opelousas, Lnndi Time jour du nois ia Mars, G n
heures a. M. atm dY ~d6lib6rer sur les ~afaires du dill III.
solvabloi jusque 10 T2utes actions coRtre ca personpe 81
ss prophecies resteg OF demeurent suspendues.
Par ordrs commesti-dessus dit.
FEY. l3-6w
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
IN discs Seches

FER, CLOUs, HOUES, CHARRUES. &C.
fSs souslgnes Importers ct negociants en- amin
E calilerie ct contellerie appcllentr attention des Mar.
Iehanos ae "a campagne ct autres, sur lcr waste ct hon
stock deMarchandises etrangeres etDomestioues n,rm;
~lesquelles Sc trouvent les suivantes
800 Tonneaux de Fer Suedois, AmSricajn ct Angla;s
l5uO Pots. de fer en- cercles, on Feuilies, en- handles
ct en- c~ylindses. oe
80 t9nneapx dscior, noul6, fondu souhie, ct
500 doz, haehes de Collins ct Go King, ct simmon.
300 " CribIes nnAloh
500 " Cardes pour laine ct coten, de Wh;ttomor !.
lo0 " Beches crcuses excellentes de- "a Lon;s;ana
so I !. Iehes et Reches do Ami, Adam at Wood
s0VV rioches des Carohnes OF dc Ia Louisiana. Inn.
don et autFes marques 80
IVY Classes Dc chaincs d'avant-train
by chaines Of Boeuis, Of blocs
iOO0 "Charrues do Carey, par Kings Ell Parson
50U " do Woods, Ballinger, ct autres Fabr;cans
100 ToAneaux do marchandises creuses eI De son.os
SV00 Bafrlllets do clous de Ia marque Weymouth.
EnclunM ecrous, grands ct petits marteaux. nlaoros
VS. serrures, Gonds, ecroux, scics de long ct pour mon.
M, scles circulaires, a main, ct q panneaux. Hines
mouins a mas, Faux, ETC., etc.,
AUST; Hutle de 6Gleine, de sperfne, de In, ef AZ tn,.
aeess, de quahte superieure, Blanc de plomb. esns;t IL
lereoenthlne, yerres a wires, etoupes, ct Cofdages auSI
pier oe pon pa
STARK, DAY. sTAuFFER q co.
Au com de Ia Rue du Canal ct des Mapazins
Nolvellc Orleans
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
%E4 ne M& IA HE Co

H4F LA5 q %.
a AFFRENT aux P~lanteurs, Marchands dc Ia Cam
payne ct autres i'm large ct bon stock assorti de
Marchandlses il lear choix, coafprenant Scllerie, Har-
nals, Males, Ours pour SELLERS ct CONSTRUCTORS de
voitures. ustensles, Garnitures ct Materiaux; Quin-
caillerie pour sellerie ct accessories de vnitures; mar
~chandises en- ~fer-blanc; ustensils en- bois; ct Brosses:
ct une grande variete d'autres articles; pour les person.
mes qul en- auraient besoin, ct il est dc leur interet,
dexaminer ayant d'acheter, un que nous avons rinten-
ton dc les servir a leur satisfaction.
Anssi, un grand assortment de Charrues.
Few. 6,-3 m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
DES pROpOSTTTONS
Few. l3.-6w

EuBLEs--Le soassign6 offe au public les AMI.
4yA eles suivants quill est charge de yendre:
Deux armoires, un bois de lit un matelas, trois paires
dc chenets, un buffet ct un service complet cons;stanf
en- ~ pieces; lie tout devant etre yendu d un prix tras
raisonnable pour da compliant. S'adresser au bureau.
oSl.u JOS. ETTER.
DAMS q cacheter a vcndre s'adFesser q notre
n bureau. All
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

Els Remedies suivans tres usit6s dams les Families
HI ct Plantations Sc trouvcnt CONSIGNMENT en- main
chez NM. C0MST0CK ct RUMSEY, rue Poydras,
No. SO, la NouvelIe Orleans, ct dams celIes dh
mp TAI EJN Any
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
IA eontinuer.l d
DISSOLUTION DE sOCIETE.

DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE.
A societe existant sous la raison de Pigeon ct
- Choutt a etc dissoute, le IL de ce mois, dnb con.
mutuel. L'un on Pautre associe indistincte.
ment, est charg6 du reglement dcs afhires en- iitige.
Mr.. Joseph Choutt Continuera 4 s'occuper du meme
genre ~d'aflaiEcs, pour son compte pArticulier.
FREDERIC PIGEON,
J. CHOUTT,
Washington, La; F6vrieR 30, 1855
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bPIUIu me HtcoTdtr and AIIefmen DTake and Devoc.
MATHEW G. PATTERSON, District Alto rney.
MARcH ~ Noik Pyosegui-ln In the case Of Augustus
c. Taylor indicted for obsinpg Foods by false prcepces
from Bowen McNamee, motion was made for a moi
ment had been found the compsnants hsd satjs
fed that intention of derauding III ON existed at the
time OF making the represenatio ions snd that thev had
been fully indemnifed for any loss Upon payment OF
the costs Of court, the mel pros wss entered.
Motion for BtschGge-Wiliam Price made a mo-
on for charge In he Of Stephen Bonnard djcted
for grand larceny upon pies in statement ssfxn, forth
nard the Indictment was bad and further ~ n COM
planant having left the country, the cause not
probably be brought to trial
Sentence - George Green black convicted nj n ,ana
larceny IN stealing suit of clothes from MIR Charles
fhinto, was sentenced 70 years In the State Prison
Al O'CLOCK, there being further business be tho
court they took a recess 1t was impossible to edlourp
sne die a. the County Court in tn after.
noon 30 the term expired BY law at IL O'Clock
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge EJmonds.
MARCH 22,-TRiAL MARY BopINE CovTiNUEp-The
Court met at the usual hour when the prisoner took her
place by her counsel The entire day consumed in
trying get jury The proceedings were quite unin
teresting having refreDce solely TO the facts foma
tion nonormation oi opinion to the prisoners guilt
innocence. The names OF the jurors sworn, in add
ton to those alread noticed, were
7th-MYnoN II CRorTs;
eth-P. Coon;
9th-WM. SUTHERLAND;
10th-JoHN WILCOX;
lith-JoHN McCALLIGAn;
l2th-JAMrs NJ TicE.
The Jury have, therefore, been seected md the trial
will commence ON Monday. - - -
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Trade WITH BRAztL.-As an instance of the in ;
creasag trade with the Empire Of Brazil We will
mention that no less than five square rgged vessels
sailed yesterday from this port for Rio de Janeiro
One steamer, to be used, we believe, in the Anna
Zou was among the number
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MOVEMENTS OF TRAvELLERs.-The arrivals yes.
terday, as is usually the on Saturday. were not
very numerous. At the " Astor," however, are the
Hon. Daniel Webster; Hon. George Evans, of
Maine; Col Vortz, Philadelphia; Colonel Ma,her,
President Of the State Bank of Illinois, Judge
SPEAKER, Canajoharie Gov. Woodbridge, Detroit:
Gen. Lewis Eaton; J. p Merrick, Canada N.
Boyson, England Col. S. c. Simmons New Or
leans. At "Howards," :" II. Nevin, Ogiensburgh
Gen. John McCracken, Lancaster, Ohio Hon. s.
Phelps, Ohio; Hon. H. G Ellis Mr.. Green, Butish
Army. AT the "American," Hon. Levi Wood
bury, New Hampshire
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JUSTICE HasKELL.-It will be seen, on reference
TO our Law Reports, that this gentleman will be re-
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MARY BoDINE.-A jury have at last been sworn,
so that the trial will commence on Monday at IOS