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Abbot on Shipping
American Criminal Law
Angels Law Of Carriers,
Angel on Water Courses &C.,
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Arnould on Insurance,
Belts Admiralty Practice l..3
Blackstones Commentaries ,i -
Burrill's New Law Dictionary,
Browns Civil and Admiralty Law,
Burlamaquis Nat. 4 Pol do.
Buge on Suretyship,
Chitty on Bills Of Exchange,
Civil Code Of Louisians, 1908,
Civil Code Of La, by Upton,
Code Napoleon,
Collyer on Partnership,
Conklin's U. s. Adm'y,
Conklin's Treaties,
Coopers Justinian,
Digest of N. Y. Repairs
Domat's Civil Law, English,
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Kents Commentaries, 4 vols,
Montesquieds Spirit Of Laws,
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Mrs. MARY ELIZA HILLS, Principal.
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under the care of gOverness. The number Of board
ers will at no time exceed twenty. ~-
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Grand Literary and Artistic Combination.

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Arrangements have been made to furnish the
Knckerbocker Magazine, the Home Journal, and the
New York Musical World and Times, to new sut,scri.
bers for FIVE dollars year. This is cheap literature,
with vengeance. The Knickerbocker is IS per an
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and Times, s. making s. year at the usual rates
That three such works be obtained for five dollars
year, is fact truly worthy the Coloric age. which
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most genial humorous, and spicy 'smonthhy" in the
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the best family newspaper in America and the Musi-
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Humor, Fancy, Sentiment; the Newest rasAipns and
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ODS81WsD 00Aes
xAscxrr1E GnIn, - JAss 01un, AlataiskarEz,
q. n. No. 6s2 Distie4 Co" Parish Of Cata-
houla, uth JudiciAl Dissiet 6ssss II Louisiana
DY VIRTUE II . wsit Il AT fspias issesd IN the
ID shove entitled suit, and 70 mo directed from the
Hon. District Court aths Parish a Cstshoula have
ssissd, and ahau, - 49, Dc ans, expose y Pubic
oaja On m
= 6uaras5asvssss ~ NJ :.s~.--s
: Is dor Of ths pesr Ho~ss b Halslsoairg
vih:u leeaI hours a. caGh udes bsneek g a4grae-
nenk 81 the right tile sad insere6 q 1FA En-
hesA Glenn. ono q tie delendantA h and 70 the
following described properly, VIZ: -Four Pfouasosy
Notae exocuted to her order BY Isaac !. Glenn, eor
A6.OOO each, bearing date December tn 1850, pay
sbs respectively f une, twor three and four years
afr date, stpuating interest at per cent per an
NUN from the date, and paraphed "Ne Versse'sT," by
VIM. e. Gauldcn, Recorder, to identity them with
he oct Of mortgage and vendors privilege on Plan
Mton and apputenances, and slaves belonging 70 the
drawer; which are specially mortgaged and hypothe-
sated to secure the payment Also her interest in
the order Of Seizure and Sale, rendered on the 9Th
day Of june, 1853, to enforce payment OF the SAID
notes by seizure and sale Of the mortgsged property
abeth Glenn use Of Cammack1 Squares, West w.
6arah Jane Hopper Ct a" >.
The sale Of the aforesaid Notes and proceedings
thereon, viii be made without warranty Of any kind,
and subject to any bona 6de right and interest that
CammacA, Squires 1 West may have had in the
Notes a the time Of the seizure, the right title inter-
81 and claim Of Mrs Elizabeth Glenn only to the
Notes. mortgage and proceedings thereon, having
been seized her ights and interest alone WI % Of
Nov. ssissa- b. Il PIICHAkD, GasIE
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TIE OyNCIAL DESCRIPTIVE AND ANNOTATED CArA~
LoouE OF TIE EXHIBITION will be printed unifo mly
with The Illustrated Record, in one quarto volume,
which can be sent by pgst as Supplement- tn the
Record, at the close Of the volume &
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an articles exhibited up to the close Of the Exhibition,
with fun descriptions Of the most interesting and i'm.
portant chect annotations BY professional and prac-
teal men, and occasional diagrams aud other ILL sAs,
tons not included IN the Record.
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: NOTICE.

THE public are hereby notified and warned against
purchasing Or trading for two promissary Notes ex.
ecuted by me IN favor Of D. p Calhoun or order bear
Ing DE 9Th August, 1852, each for one thousand
dollars $4,000 j one payable on the LIST January,
with eight pr est interest from date, the other for
same amount pulatng the Ike rate Of interest from
matarify both paraphed Ne Tesiteur, by VIM E.
Gaulden Notary Public for Catalonia Parish The
possession II the property for which these Notes re-
fered TO- were given, being in contest, am detcrmn
ed not to pay them until am Quoted in the title and
possession Of the land in consideration Or which they
were executed. F. OLIVER.
August 27th 1853. aue31 If @
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IN pursuance Of an order and decree Of the Hon.
1 District Court in and for the Parish Of Catahoua,
70 me directed, shall proceed to offer for sale At
Public Auction ct the late residence Of D. ]. p.
Dampier, On Sicily Island, on z
Saturday, tie 26tA day Of Novenber, instant.
within legal hours the following property, belonging
70 the succession Of said Dampier, deceased, viz:
Yoke of Oxen.
8 Head Of Cattle, and he Increase.
/ Shot Gun.
3 Saddles.
Clock.
I Horse Cart.
3 Log ChainA
And the right Of 90 Bushels Of Corn.
TERMS OF SALE:
CaaA, At d appraised value: And such - win not
bring IL appraised value, win be sold on the same
day Tor what It win bring in cash.
Nov. 9, 1853. D. II. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
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IA Agents for IN NE principal newspapers. Ord
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THE undersigned have entered into an arrangement
by which they agree to furnish the Kuickerbocker
Magazine, (monthy,) the Home Journal, (weckly, J
and the Musical World and Times, (weekly,) to new
subscribers at the very moderate price Of five dollars
year for the three publications; oil orders enclosing
that amount to Dyer and Willis, will be promptly at
tended to.
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Publisher of the Knickerlccker.
NORRIS WILLIS.
Publishers of the Home Journal
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Publishers Of the Musical World and Times.
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ID AN AWAY from the Subscriber, Negro a.
IL Nan named BEN, about Eve feet eleven
inches high, wears No. II shoe is dark gvife, ~
large and raw bored BEN Is now ranging on Sicily
Island. The above reward WIN bepaid to any person
who win deliver him to me On Tiger Bayou, or lodge
him in the Hanisonburg jal. I. p. BLOCKSON-
Catahoula Parish, La, November 9th, 1853. 4
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General Essays may be expected on the condition
and results of the several departments on the natural
resources Of our country, and on the methods by
which they may be made most available to American
Art, and to artistic and industrial Manufactures
Other articles of more general scope on topics nat.
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pages Of htterpress four pages Of Illustrations, and
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vance, per annum, 5000
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Middle Class, I" i" do 90
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Music on the Piano, Guitaror Organ, do$lO each.
Use Of instrument 2 90
Drawing, 90
Painting and Chromatcs, so
Painting in OIL 10 90
Language will be taught by able Professors $40 EACH
H French win be the language of the family,
under the care Of Partisan Governess. So
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Fuel for the season, 2 90
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10th April. No deductions made for absence, except
in cases Of extreme illness.
Parents are to furnish Pillow, Sheets, Blankets,
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l-----@ CatahOuA0 Institute.
'IdE above named INSTITUTION, stuatcd IN the Pine
Hills Of Catahoula Parish, Louisiana, has, since
the resignation Of Mr. Knapp been under the super
intendence of Mr.. j. B. Pye who has endeayOred by
care and assduty to promote the progress Of his pu
pills, and 70 command share Of public patronage.
The buildings are large and commodious. The sit
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paid to the comfort and health of the pupils and their
progress in knowledge viii be Stimulated by all eff
cient means.
The first session viii commence ON the first Monday
of February next. r.
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Of Grammar, Geography, Elements of Astronomy,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra and Arith-
metic, together with the Latin and rudments Of the
Greek language.
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p Nay, scno'a 90 90
For use Of Piano r." 90
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Drawing, Embroidery, ETC., are taught free Of
charge. J. B. PYE 4 LADY.
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