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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-21
Attention !!

TO the Commissioned and non commissioned OF
fcers and Musicians Of The AN Regiment Of
The North Carolina Militia.
Won are hereby commanded TO appear at
L Hilsborough, on Friday the 9Th OF October
next. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. aimed and equipped
as The law directs for drill muster aud court mar.
tial and on Saturday the sih, you will appear
with your respective companies, armed and equip
ped. as the law directs, for RegiMental exercise
and review.
BY order Of the Colonel commandent.
w. j. FREELAND, Adjatant.
Sept a. w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

, a Il UF NVIf III VANULIN n,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1858.
EFT is ordered Nv the Cour,. that the Clerk give
notice, in The Hillsborough Recorder, that Il
majority Of the Justi, es meet on Monday of No
vemher Court next, fur the purpose Of elcctins
SupernlcnJenis Of Common schools.
Test, GEORGE LAWS, c. 6. c.
September 9Th. 1853. Oh
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The Commissioner Of Patents has re.
fused to grant an exienaion to ). Cult,
tor his patent for improved firearms, the
patentee having already received near
Nv 81 100000
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is1'rd sweuV .. 80 30 res - ulSh r-ull
sa' - Aans y sAs sisanlsss = l.slA Ne i.rnsl
"a ne-hnuir.
~ loas ~. AsawosA al s1assrsr5 i
she srws y ~ PssSdens. - lssnss nua
Asss sod laul. - SRA 40. - l. nua .l.o
~ssurs his iAld. he nd i~afn<z marh 90 skls
sls9<ei sithia The three ss.s ys.rs or rlisae~
al Pfsssns. and So ros< tia< . essn<. aus bs
sPsn he mano,e made sf-oa The fsrm. snd nc
n's@. By li's ss< q proper imPlsusal.. - wstk
or lands. fsnieui.sl, he IN .sls.. - % keep
the soii hsn ~sshias s~s,. Tail proper at
'ssiish . paid 10 fhrsr ,inz- hss Iills iz,zoss-
Qa<ns ssa ls made. He hzd tanned his sss<a-
non f'f sens ,s.rs psss 10 he sBi5ss, Of nskiiis
manure. and h.d fouad 4 g,ss,ly beneficial 70
his farm. To ensh'e him 10 do this. be sought
msrkri isr his producer q home. which proved IA
BE- iss b<s Coz him. lie abs ksp ssuis for The
rsPs-<; and thsush she cattle might MOI pay
ior thrir keeping simply By sheiI msal. yss BY
saving the m.nurr ihr, paid well. Prrons With
whom Ae bad conser@sd On this suljsel. fsqurns-
y inlerpa-cd difficulty IN the Na5 q adopting
., stem ior making manure 90 The farm. b say
Ing il WOULD do. perhaps. ior those who have
large force. but no, Cor Ihem-ihsy enuld mol find
time 10 attend 10 making manure. II such per-
sons would keep . mrmof .ndum Of ihs days
which ih-y lose in the course Of The year. he
would show them the lime in which they could
make and ssve manure. lie person should work
q horse hard every day without iseding-nay
more, IL in addition TO working him hard with
out food. he should also best him eonsiantly-it
would not he matter Of surprise i the hofse
should give out. Jus, 50 our lands have heen
treated. until they have been in measure ex.
hsus,cd They have been regularl, worked with
ont manuring. and after gathering the crops. The
cattle have hern turned upon them to pick up
what little had bern left 10 produce fnility. This
system must be changed before We can expect
improvement. and he had hopes that this associ-
alton would be the mrsns Of bringing !, shout.
II having tren announced thai the liml@ allow
ed by the Court fsr the recess had expired. the
Society adjourned, 10 meet again on Tuesday Of
November Court.
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The Grand Lodge Of Indiana have
adopted resolution that it is "highly
unmasonic toengage in the manufacture
or traffic Of ardent spirits as a bese-
rage"
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4 mass of pure copper weighing 6,
200 pounds, has been sent to the New
York Worlds Fair from the Lake SUI
perior mines.
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WM. r. HILL.
DUDLEY NICHOLS.
Card.

VsHE subscriber taxes this opportunity Of 20
turning his thanks % his friends and the
public generally FIR the very liberal patronage
bestowed on him during his connexion with 9TH
er houses In this city. sad hopes " strict siien-
tion 10 business 10 mefii caniinuance OF The
sa''e' WI. r. HILL
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Leather! Leather!
FALL, TRADE. 1881


WE respectfully inform our aid fricads ami
" patrons, AZ well as the public a, large.
that We have now in store the largest aud bes,
selected siork Of
LEATHER Ann FINDINGS.
that we have ever had the satisfaction Of Offering
them. The fact that We are recriving more Lea
lher from our own Tannery ,haa We have ever
done. together with what We get from the hands
OF importers aud Northern factories, places il in
our power 10 sell goods as low ~ any jobhing
house Of The same kind IN any northern city.
Merchants, Boot anI She Manufacturers.
Farmers and all othefs. who RIA, need goods IN
our line. are requested 10 give our stock an ex-
animation before purchasing. as we doubt not,
that we can make II OF mutual benefit q both the
purchaser and ourselves.
Below we enumeraie some az the leading ar.
cles:
80 don. American Calf skins,
SIS i. French ditto,
$50 Lining, Binding aud Rome Skins,
"a /" Morocco skins, Birdie Leather,
20 i. Kip dilio, Harness ditto,
Hog duo, skirng ditto
Bag Hides.
1000 sides Oak aud Hcmlnck Sole Leather.
100 sides Band Leather. embracing all grades,
Last aud Boot.iTces. Shoemaker Kit or Tools.
Alan, a general assortment Of
Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
And last. though MT least, always ON hand a
supply If
SEIZED FROG. Ms,
of our own manufacture. warranted ~ give sa.
tsfaction and at prices to please. at our old stand
oppe.,e b. p. HsrriIon's Saddleiy Store. and
three doors below PEBBLES & White, No. 81
va street. + A. & r. II. FORD.
n. B.-The highest prices, paid in cash, fo
green and dried hides.
+. A. & r. II. F.
Petersburg. August 81. Ol-3n
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NOTICE.

a III. persons indebted 10 he rsi-ie q lanes
- N. su.yhafn. decreased. are hereby rrqnrrt.
"a 10 make Immediate pa mrnf. unles this NJ
lice y aiiendrd u. the sahsrnhens win he under
the necrssiis q plaring The nnars. which are no~
due. in The hands AZ an afsrer fas rnlleriion.
ID. &. BLACKwOOD. -
DAVID HART.
September IA. o3-lw
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Fall Stock, August. 1853.

e-N-leASeis ~ e--s~Ae-seo9
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
IMP CRITTERS, aud Dealers IA China, Gldss
and Earfhea- Ware, Lamps and Looking
Glasses. Britannia and Siirer Plated
Ware, Walters, DC &C.,
EEAVE just received BY the ship /" lord Stan.
"A ley" from Liverpool, their Fall supply Of
China and Crorkcry and have also Go hand
large and beautiful assortment Of Glass Ware,
selected from the best Factnries in the country,
which. together with foil supply Of every other
article in their line, renders their stock unusually
attractive, all Of which having been obtained on
the mos, favorable terms. they are enabled aud
will offer as great inducements Ms any similar
establishment, either North or South. A call
and examination from Merchants is respectfully
solicited.
Petersburg. Aug. l6, 1853. Fss--3w
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The Washington Union seeks to
make political capital out Of every
thing which looks popular; and refers
TO the case of Smyrna. as am Indication
Of the policy of the Administration.
The New York Courier claps an ex-
tinguisher upon that move, BY calling
to mind the facts. that the gallant
commander" was sent TO the Mediter-
rancan by the last Administration, the
American legation which 50 nobly sus-
tain him" was appointed BY the last
Administration. the Consul at Smyrna
who took 50 active part in the TRIMS
action was not appointed BY the pre-
sent Administration; in fact. President
Pierce had no more to do with this ut.
fair before its occurrence, directly or
indirectly. than President Adams who
went out Of Office fifty years ago.
.ghI. Gas.
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a. saeh time'' Mr. Baland's ssna
taFlsl term viii expire o. March tiA.
1855.
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NOTICE

4 II. he Nosr< fndxnsnis snd Arcnuu,s -
- h.axinx 10 uilian A. csnirsn & c.. z.
u. Ho,s & GO. and sse1hss Msarr. ns-s b. 49,
lied ~ith my scent. GEORGE LAWS. Mo %
suihonz~1 10 seffis he ssnr.
STEPHEN MOORE.
sep,snl<r 8. 1853 os-
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80. q ~ spl.l q lhs Aes, saa = ,,sy nssils
,.;,,ra. it..ush rs ssnn.s az unsh sfiAs lass
Si.,s.ysI 3 - s. p.s@
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YELLOW FEvER.-from July LIST to
September lst there were 5000 deaths
in New Orleans.
The Ycllow Fe,eris extending along
the Nississippiriscr. lthas made itsap-
pearance at vicksburg, Nafchez, Grand
Gulf, Port Gibson aud Batun Rouge.
A letter from Natchez, Miss, pub
Iished in the n. d. Delta, SAYS that
there are not 400 people left in that
town. Usual population over $500.
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w ". r. HILL


grThe subscribers have just received their
Fall sia,k Of French. English. t;eunan and Anne.
riran Fancy Goods. win: Combs. Buttons. Brush-
es Su-penders. Hosiery Gloves. Diesel Trimmings.
Pehumery. Housekeeping articles. britannia and
Plated Wares. Musical Instruments. &c. We
respertfulis invite the attention of merchants.
families and the public generally TO an examina.
lion of our stock. as we are confident we eau
supply them on as good terms as the regular
jnhhine houses North. A catalogue Of our stock
can be had at our counter, or sent 10 any address
free Of postage. Orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. Particular care paid 10
packing.
HILL & NICHOLS.
NIB. Also sole agents for the Prkin Tea Com.
pany, suppl, constantly on hand.
III. & N.
II N0TICE.-We have obtained the service
es of Mr. II. ]. Williams. formerly Of Charlotte
Court House. Va. but recently Of New York,
where he has been engaged Tor length Of time
in me ofthe largest fancy goods houses in that
city. and is perfectly acquainted with the hush
meas. II will take grea, pleasure in waiting on
his friends either in person az by order.
HILL 4 NICHOLS.
Petersburg, August S. ss-6w
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MLANE WORM SPECIFIC !!

The following, from customer, shows the
demand which this grca, medicine has created
wherever il has been introduced:
Blossburg, Tioga TO. Pa. March 80, 1850.
Genfhm,n.-In consequence fthe great coa-
sumpiioa of your Worm Specific" in this place
aud vicinity, we have entirely exhausted our
stock. We should feel obliged by your for
warding, via Corning. n. Y. 20 dozen, with
your hull. on the reception Of which We will re-
nit you the money.
From The wonderful effects Of said Specific
in this neighborhood, shere could he sold annual
ly large quantity, if TO be had (wholesale and
re,ail) f,om some local agent. II you would
compensate a person for trouble and expense Of
vending, think could make it to your adsan-
tage 10 do 20.
Yours, respectfully. VIM. N. MALLORY.
Messrs. ]. KIM Il Co. Per w. E. PeRTrR
UJr For sale by d. Heart, At the Post Oiiict
in Hisborough. by Long & Webb, by Dr. ). D
Scheduled, and by Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
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ENTIRE DisaPPEaRA>cE or TABLE
RocK.-At Eve minutrs 10 o'eleek this
morning the rrmaining purtinn VI Ia.
bic Rock fell with tremendous crash.
The projection Is now all gone.
The N. v. Commercial saws: We
have conyersrd with gentlemsn. who.
with his wife. was. a few minutes befure
il fell. ON the extreme projecting point
Of the Table Rock. looking over Al
portion Of the si,ale Of the rock that had
fallen about s O'clock that murning.
Our informant had passed from Table
Rock to the ferry. and was about mid.
way across the river when the rock fell.
with a noise resembling "a braadsi,le
from frigate." Completely obstructing
the path way that leads under the great
sheet of water. The fallen mass is Of
that magnitude that il is supposed no
effort will be made to throw II into the
river. Indeed. the prevailing senti-
ment at the Falls was decidedly against
its removal. as il is evident 10 every
one who knows the locality, that there
has been at all times hazard in going
under the sheet.
There was no person under the
sheet OF water when the rock fell. but
several persons we're dressing for the
expedition"
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BOOKS. STATIONERY,
Fancy Goods and classical
.nerGl,a1di<r.

Asst Worcesler's Piano ForieS Made aud Sold.
HEAVY STOCK OF PIANOS on HAND.
w E have just received another large addition
~ to our former invoices OF Piano Fortes,
making our assortment, very large and complete.
Those offered by Us for sale have elected praise
from such eminent artists as Bochsa and Madam
Bishop, Strakosch, Capt. Vim. NJ. Robinson, and
numerons persons from whom we have vounta-
~ testimonials. Having sold large number Of
Instruments in the states Of North Carolina, Viz.
ginia, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina aud
kentucky. we feel assured of our ability TO make
such selection as the most fasiidions could a..
mre. We are receiving our Fall took Of tsnods.
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods, fnr oar
wholesal ard retail trade, and invite Teachers,
Merchants, and all others. 10 call and exsmiue
previous TO purchasing elsewhere. We pledge
our attention 10 all orders extended 10 our care;
and from our low prices and small profits. We ara
induced to ask Tor trial TO guarantee satisfac-
lien. GAINES a. prf.urc
Sole Agents for Woreester's Piano Fortss,
Petersburg, Va, Aug. 20. 00-lm
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ANoSo diseases, dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank as most difficult 10 cure. We are pleased
to have it in our power TO point out remedy
which has proved effcctual in many cases. aud
which we can safely recommend as certain and
infallibIc cure; it has been the means Of rescu-
ing thousands from an untimeiy grave. We
mean the Ilooha nd's German Bitters. prepared
BY DR.. G. NJ. jackson, at the German Medicine
Store, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Sold by 5. d. Scheduled & Co., Hillshorough,
\, G., and ~ agents in al parts Of the Union.
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Monsieur Henri Herrise. a native of
Paris. been appointed instructor Of the
French Language in the University.
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crThe popularity Of the Mustang Imminent
is {. fixed feet" therefore those suffering with
Ulcers, Old Sores. Eiuptions. andlik complaints.
need only 10 be reminded gifts superiority TO give
it a trial. For sale at the Drug Store.
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1t is said. that the Hon. John P. Hale
will be reelected to the U. S. Senate
from New Hampshire.
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A splendid Locomotive. called the
William A. Graham, has just been turn
ed out from the 'rredegar Works in
Richmond, Va, for the Raleigh and
CASTOR Rail Road.
The business of this admirably con-
struggled and managed road is double
what it was on the old road. Its re-
ceipts for transportation amount to a
bout 81 900 month instead OF s4OO.
Vast quantities Of Lumber and Spirits
Of Turpentine are going over it. The
Lumber pays 81 per 1000 feet tor
transportation to Petersburg. The Spi-
rits sl:6O per barrel to Norfolk. One
house in Petersburg has contracted
with the pr0prietors Of steam saw
mill near Raleigh for million of feet
of lumber at Sl2 per 900 feet OF all
kinds, deliverable at the Depot in Ra
leigh. The purchaser then pays %
per | 600 feet for transportation.
What new sources OF wealth do rail
roads open to a country! OF course
no one would dream of saving lumber
Except for the neighberhood demand. :,
or distilling spirits, in Wake county
but for the facility Of rail ruad to car
~ them to market. Fayetteville OBS.
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PAgyNIR sulP Bus -M esa.

,I'HE Subscribers have this ia, formed Co
a partnership under the firm and q, h "
Hill & NICHOLS. for the purpose Of con-
dncling The Fancy and iIaus~ Furnishing Goois
business. aud have taken the stose on Boiling
brook street. formerly occupied b. Messrs. J. w.
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Broke JAn.-We learn from the
Marlborough Press, that DIR. Spencer ID.
Armstrong, confined in Jail at Tarbo-
rough and charged with being accesso,
nv to the murder of the unfortunate
Tilman Hunt, near Fayetteville, about
two wears ago, broke Jail on last We'd
nesdav night, the i3th inst, and made
his escape. lie had been furnished
with an auger and other implements
that enabled him to cut his way through
the roof, whence he let himself down
BY means OF his blankets.
Mr.. BoRLAND.-The Buffalo Adver-
tiser pronounces the appointment. of
this gentleman as Minister to Central
America, unconstitutional. The mis-.
sion was established during the last
Congress, of which Mr.. Borland was
a member Senator from Arkansas.
And the sixth section Of the frs: arti.
Gle of the Constitution declares that
!" no Senator or Representative shall,
during the time Tor which he was elect.
ed. be appointed to any civil office un.
der the authority Of the United States,
(which shall ha,, been created, &c. dur
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The County Court Of New Hanover
has authorised the sale Of the present
insecure Jail. and the building Of new
one at a cost Of $1,000 Also, Free
Bridge across the North East Branch
Of the Cape Fear, at Hilton, near Vii.
mington, at cost of $4,000.
Eli w. Hall. Esq, has been elected
County Attorney, by vote ct % ia
10 for J.. l.. Holmes, Esq, late Attor-
ney., Fay. Obs.
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.Iobn LocLLari and others. &c Ddrfe.

September 10.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-04-02
EDUCATION & LEGAL NOTICES,
OPELOUSAS ACADEMY,
Rev. Thos. RAND Jr., a. N. Principal.

MFR. RAND would inform his patrons and
Wk the public that he will reopen his
School on Tuesday the 4th of January, to con-
tinue it without intermission, till the LIST of
July.
He is prepared, with supply Of teachers,
to give instruction in the English, French,
Spanish, German, Latin and Greek languages;
also in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
ANY person wishing for further information
concerning the School, is invited to call at the
School Rooms where he may see, and examine
for himself the plan of instruction, and the
proficiency Of the pupils.
Circulars containing a full statement Of the
course of studies, and of prices, may be had at
the Office of the Opelousas Courier, at the
Academy, and at the store Of Messrs. 7. G.
Anderson & Co., Washington.
Opelousas 25th December 1852
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MOTH CE.

WILLIAM LINK, efthc Parish Of Sc.
Landry, State Of Louisiana, 10
"AVING applied by petition to be ap-
- pointed Administrator of the Estete Of
the late MARY BIHM, deceased, late of the
Parish Of St. Landry. @.,
ANY persons intending making cppoaitioR
to said appointment viii file the same in writ.
ing in my Office, within ten days from and aS.
ter the date Of the present publication.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas March 26th, 1858.
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ANOTHER TRACT OF
WOOD LAND.

adjoining the former, containing four arpents
front, by forty arpents in depth, bounded on
the North by the lot above described, on the
South by lands of Zephirin Close, ON the
East by lands of fsaid Zephirin Close and Pu.
bic Domain, and West by lot aforesaid and
the Bayou Courtableau.
These two last described tracts Of land viii
be sold together.
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7. NJ. WATKINS, sADDLER,

A NNOUNCE respectfully to the citizens
n ofSt. Landry. that he has just reopen
ed, corner of Main and Carriere streets, new
and elegant SADDLERY SHoP, where he will
corning his trade. In point of workmanship
he defes competition. All orders promptly
attended to.
His prices will be moderate, for cash or to
punctual dealers on short credit.
Washington, Ua.,) July 10th 1852-1y.
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TO THE TAX PAYERS
of the Parish of ct. Landry

! DY virtue of the powers in me vested BY
LID law, as Collector of the Parish Tax O.
the Parish of st. Landry, for the year 1852, will
proceed to the collection of the said tax in conor
nifty with the law and will attend at the following
places, on the days below fxed between 10 O'Clock
in the morning and in the afternoon for the pur-
pose of receiving the above tax from the tax pay.
ers ofeach Police Jury Ward, to wit:
At the Court House, in Opelousas, in the first
Ward, on the 22d of April next.
At Washington, I'd Ward, at Fraucis Trainer, on
the 18th OF April next.
At Gros Chevreuil, Sd Ward, at Michel Emonet,
| on the 22d of March next.
At Grand Coteau, 4th Ward, at Edmond Estillet-
te. on the 23d Of March next.
At Bellevue, 5th Ward, at the Lower School
House, on the 18th April next.
At Plaquemine BruIee, 9th Ward, at Carol &.
Keough, on the 26th March next.
At Queue Tortue, 9Th Ward, at Eugene Vallette,
on the 9th March next
At Upper Plaquemine, 7th Ward, at Joseph E.
Daigle, on the 25th March next.
AtPointe aux Loups, 7th Ward, at Alexandra
Daigle pere, on the 29th March next
At Mallet Woods, sth Ward, at Ulysse Gaberel
on the 30thof March next.
At Faquetaique, Sth Ward, at John McGee, on
the 31st March next
At Vile Platte, 9th Ward, at William Reed, on
the 5th of April next.
At Chataignier, 9th Ward, at Alexandra Rougeot
on the 1st of April next.
At Bayou Chicot 10th Ward, at the store of Jas.
Akenhead on the 7th of April next
At Old Grand Prairie, 18th Ward, at Philippe
Stagg, on the 10th April next
At Bayou Beuf, 18th Ward, at Thomas McRory,
on the sth Of April next.
AT Mountville, 18th Ward, at William Irwin, on
the 9th April next.
On the Atchafalaya, 18th Ward, at Borroughs,
on the 21st of April next
On Bayou Waxa, 14th Ward, at James NJ Moore
on the 18th of April next.
On Bayou Rouge 18th Ward, at Thomas Staple
ton, on the 14th ofAp pril next.
At Prairie Mamouth, 10th Ward, at Joseph Lam
dreneau, on the 9Th of April next.
AtPrairie Plaisance, 18th Ward, at Francois Du-
pre- fls, ON the 18th of April next.
On Mermento River 18th Ward, at Jack Wright
on the 2Sth March next.
At Coulee croehe 18th Ward, at symphorien
Meche, on the oath March next
~I keep my office with that ofRobt. Bengue-
rel, inOpelousas. whese those who may think pro-
per to pay their taxes Mr. Benguerel, can do so,
he being fully authorized to receive and give re-
eeipts in my name.
VILLENEUVE JOUBERT,
Collector of Parish 1asss.
Opelousas, 10th February 1853
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