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Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

Marriage is to woman at once, the
happiest and saddest event of her life;
it is the promise of future bliss raised on
the death ofall present enjoyment She
quits her home-her parents-her COM
panions misunderstanding
on which she has hitherto depended for
comfort-for afiection--for kindness
for pleasure. The parents by whose ad-
vice she has been guided-thc sister to
whom she has dared to impart the very
embryo thought and feeling-the broth
er who has played with her by turns, the
counsellor and the counselled-and the
younger children to whom she has hith-
erto been the mother and the playmate
every former tie is loosened-the
spring of every action is to be changed;
and yet she flies with JOY in the untrod-
den path before her;-buoyed up by the
confidence of requited love, she bids a
fond and grateful adieu to the life that
is past, and she turns with excited hopes,
and joyous anticipations, of the happi-
ness to come. Then woe to the man
who could blight such fair hopes--who
can treacherously lure such fair heart
from its peaceful enjoyment, and the
watchful protection of home--who can
coward like break the illusions which
have won her, and destroy the confidence
which love had inspired. Woe be to him
who has too early withdrawn the tender
plant from the props and stays of moral
discipline in which she has been nurtur-
ed, and yet made no effort to supply
their places, for on him rests the respon-
sibility of her errors-on him who has
first taught her by his example to grow
careless of her duty, and then exposed
her with weakened spirit and unsatis-
fed heart to the rude storms and willy
temptations of a sinful world.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04

BIOLOGICAL SpEcIMENs.-We YES
terday saw specimen of the zoology of
California, in an animal allied to the
genus porcupine, procured from Mr..
Samuel Boose, of Sonora. The animal
was killed at place known as "Bell's
Meadows" twenty-six miles from So
nora. Its length is about two and a half
feet, and quite bulky, covered with
short, stout spines near three inches in
length, and more thickly commingled
with the latter is longer. pointed and
flexible armature Of the same character.
The skin is Of redish brown, and Gov
cred scantily with long, coarse, black
hair; the tail is about ten inches in
length, thick, and containing plenti-
full supply of the firm quills, which also
cover the body. The animal, VIII a.
live, must have weighed about fifty
pounds; and judging from general ap-
pearance, would have been rather for
laidable in close contact. 1t was sent
by Mr.. Boose to the Academy of Scien
ces in this city, to be placed in the cab
met Of that institution. The animal
does not answer any description found
IN the geological works which are at
hand Times.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04

There has been five steamboats, ex-
ploded and two sunk belonging to or
having been in the Stockton trade, since
1851. The first was the Sycamore, the
second Jenny Lind, and the Stockton
American Eagle and Helen Hensely-
The steamboats, sunk were the Mari
posa and the Belle.-Post.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04

An English letter OF recent date re-
marks that twenty six reformed crimi-
pals have been sent to the United States
this week as free emigrants, by the Lon
don Reformatory Institute. !" The matter
was under the immediate charge of the
Earl OF shaftesbury, who is very active
in all reform movements, and has esper
cially distinguished himself by the num-
Der of British thieves and vagabonds he
has shipped to the United States, as well
as BY his speeches at Exeter Hall and
elsewhere i'll denuncialion Of Slavery
in America.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-04

A LoAFER's SoLILoQUY.--" wish
knew where to geta cent, I do. Blest
if [ don't emigrate to Kamtschatka, to
dig gold. Moneys scarcer than wit;
can't live by either-at least [ can't.
Sold the last old shirt, pawned my boots
for three cents, and went home as rich
as lord.
"Told my landlady I had hundred
thousand dollars, and wanted the best
room in the house. Insulted ME by say
ing the attic was too good for me.
"I' m an injured individual. Society
persecutes me. | don't do society no
harm as know on. l don't rob wild
dcr's houses, I don't know widders, I
dent put the bottle to my neighbours
lips. I amt got no neighbors; and the
fact is don't own any bottle. Couldn't
fill 'em if l did,
"l'm an innocent man. Nobody can
look me in the face and say ever hurt
'em-nobody; and yet 1 havn't got a
roof to lay my head into. My old land
lauy hateu me-Why: L couldn't pay,
and left, Cause why' amt it better
to dwell in the corner of "a house-top,
than with brawling woman in wide
house' But [ amt got house-top;
and if had corner it wouldn't be safe.
would it,
'I'm desp'rit man. I'd 60 to work
if it wasn't for my excessive benevo-
lence, I'm afraid of taking the bread out
ofsomebody's mouth. Besides, wisdom's
the principal thing; don't the book say
so' What's money to wisdom' Amt
studying character. If man kicks me
because | cant pay for my lickers, amt
| getting understandings amt it lesson
to human natur? Pm told the world
owes me living. When is it going to
pay, wonder: Pm tired waiting.o
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-14
Estateof Czensence RicAard, Wife Of Jo1siB Sur0ie
and Community.
GTATE OF LO o ISIANA.--Parish Of
I,afnIir,cIi,fi.

In the and BY the autorty Of the Fifth judicial Dis
rct Court sitting in and for the Parish OF Lafonrche there
will be offered for sale public auction BY Mahnrn Bourg
Sheriff and Anconee the premises late residence the
deceased the land hereafter fully described situated
this parish the left bank of Bayou ourche at about
"a miles below the town Of Thibodanx and at about four
miles from the banks Of said bayou ID the interior On SA
TURDAY, the Of FEBRUARY, 1854 at 10 O'Clock
a. m. the following described property, to-Wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL on LAND situated in
said parish, in the place called Vacherie Dugne 1.-Two
das ct about tWentyone twenty-five miles below the
miles from the bayou Lafourche measuring front Of about
five arpents said bayou Portugu6 BY depth Of about
fifty five arpents, both sides Of said bayou and con-
tanning superficial of about two hundred and fifty
two arpens, being the divided quarter OF lot No.
figures plan drawn by Bourgcro Deputy Surveyor Of
the United States the 18th August 1885, and deposited
in the Office Of Theo Segher, Notary Public Of the city
and below by lands now owned BY Williams Savage ac-
qared By said Savoie from the Dugness without any build
ing8 or improvements Ss8 8 il
THREE HORSES four Cows, two Heifers Bun and lot
THE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS consisting ii plows.
Hoes, Saws, Cart, two Progues and Cistern also,
the improvements the above described tract III land
consisting of SO arpents Of fence three Sheds the Dwell
ing House, and Rice and Corn Mill.
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting Of Household and
Kitchen furniture.
TERMS CoNDIrIoSs.-AH sums under ten dollars in
March, 1854 and all Of and exceeding ten dollars
March, 1855, for the moveabes. The Land payable by
fourths, e. one fourth in all and each of the months
March, of the years 1854 1885, 1856 and 1857 The pur-
chasers to furnish good and security and the land
to remain specially morgaged and hypothetical with vend
ofs privilege and all not punctuay paid bear
terest at the rate OF eight per per from and
after maturity. [4-tdsl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-14

] THE ROYAL FAMILY OF RUssIA.-The follow
ing amiable family picture may be interesting
at the present time, when Russia is thrusting
her ursine nose into the politics of Europe:
Peter 1.-The founder, as he may be called of
the present imperial family-was the murderer
Of the two daughters and the son of his brother
Ivan, and the murderer-it is asserted, by more
than one Of the annalists of his reign-by his
own hand, of his son Alexis He was himself
murdered by Menzikof, "a name that has again
arisen up in history, the favorite Of his wife
Catharine, and who, when united to Peter, was
the wife of living husband, and their children
declared, afterwards, incapable of reigning, be-
cause born in sin. Anne, the eldest daughter Of
Ivan, put to death Il, 900 Russians, and banished
twice as many. A revolution displaced the
younger Ivan, to put on the throne Elizabeth,
daughter to Peter l., and her reign was remark
able for drunkenness and debauchery. Peter
I'LL, her successor, was VIGOROUSLY the off
springs ofcrime, and was dethroned and strangled
by his wife, Catherine H., the same infamous
woman who had assassinated the dethroned en-
peror Ivan; and whose own son, Paul-the
father Of the present Emperor Nicholas-was
strangled by his own courtiers.
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Succession ct nrcehite Robichp,r deceased, Wife Of
u ID. ThibodduG and Community.
GTATE OF LOtlISIAN .A.--parish Of

In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and ior the parish of Iaonrche
there will be offered for sale public auction BY athurn
Bourg, Sheriff and auctoneer duly and sworn,
and for the parish Of Lourche, the premises situated
in the town Of Thibodaux, on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of al 10 o'clock nj, the following
described property, to-wit: - a8sssazs
THE EASTERN HALF OF "a CERTAIN LOT on GROUND,
situate in the town Of Thbodaux being part Lot No
is represented plan of said made executed
by James B Grinage, the IN Of May said half Of
lot having front of eigfve feet four inches Clinton
street, bysa depth ofsone hundred and seventy and two
thirds of foot bounded in front Clinton street
which separates 1t from lot of Guilot East by Presi
dent street which seperates II from lot Of Hypoite HI
char Eoth lot No. ill., belonging I'd said Succession and
West BIZ other half Of said Ut belongn the Success
sion nf Pierre with ~ the buildings and m
provenlents theron. I'D EHsH
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR TOWN Luf, situated
in the town 81 THibodaux being lot No ia repre-
sente plan of said town made and executed by
d. Grnage the LIST Of May, 1872 Said ot ii bounded
North BY lot above described and that of Pierre
tier East BY President South BY Cross street. and
West BY lot Of Pierre Iagarde without buildings Or mn
JOHN 4 negro boy aged about eleven years.
AsH0KSE, tBuck) Saddle and Brides
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting Of House and
Kitchen furniture, also a small lot OF Lumber.
TERMS AND GoNDITIoNs-The moveabes payable CASH |;
the Slave payable Two Hundred Dollars Cash. and the bal
payable BY Thirds, Third in all ard each Of the
months Of March of the years 1855 1856 and the town
Lots payable BY Thirds, Third in all and each Of the
months Of March Of the years 1856, 1856 and 1851.
The purchasers furnishing good and approved security
and the land and slave To remain specially morgaged and
hypotycated until final and each instalment to
bear eght per per interest after maturity until
final payments (jan14 -4-tds) n. BoURG, Sheriff
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a e.. w. DUNBAR, -
- WHOLESALE DEALER
Boots, Shoes, Il Br0gans. Hats & Caps.

WILL keep constantly on hand a large
and well selected stock Particular attention il
given the manufacture OF those goods to meet the wants
Of Louisiana Merchants combining good qualities high in
STEP and suitable From long experience and close
application this branch o business. house offer
greater advantages goods better adapted to the wants Of
boths buyers and consumers
assortment Of HATS and pSis also complete suel,
as fashionable Silk Otter, Fur Casimir Wool, Soft
xkso-L eghOrn, Straw, Panama, Campeachy and Palm
Leaf Orders the House shall be filed with and
attention. G.. w. DUNBAR, No. 5 Magazine II.
jan lilly. New Orleans.
Winc1este, HaA, rersus Heirs and Creditors Of 7loas
". johnson. ... No. 800
ITA'TE o Il III ISLAM Fifth Dis
~ Hct Court Parish Of Lafourche.
In the and biz the authority of the Fifth Judicial Dis
ct Court sitting ii and Tor the Parish of fourche there
viii be offered for sale at public auction BY NJ Bomg Sheriff
and Actioneer the premises situated in the town Of
Thibodanx, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of FEBRUARY,
at 10 o'clock M the following described property,
to- wit: s$Ss5
AUGUSTA, mulato boy aged ~ years.
ONE HORSE, Saddle and Bride, Crokeryware, Stove,
and Kitchen Furniture Cisten Beadstead and Bedding
one Safe Clock, Aroir, lot Of Books, lot Of
Chairs, Bureau and Glass, Walnut Arnor, lot of
Glass Varnish Tupentine, Paris Green Wagon, &c.
the day Of sale The slave payable BY thirds third ii
each and all of the months of March Of the years 1s4 1885,
and 1856 The purchaser purchasers slare furnish
ing their notes with good security for said instaent pay
able at the Office uf the Recorder Of said parish the above
periods with eventual interest Of eight per cent per
after maturity The slave shall be and remain specially
morgaged and hypothecated with vendors privilege
the payment Of said act Of sale
shall be passed before the Recorder Of this parish at the
pense of the purchaser TAMIL NJ BOURG, sheriff
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ARCADE HorEL.-Among the numerous hotels
of which New Orleans can boast, few can sur
pass in any Of the essencial requisites Of q
"Good House" the one whose name forms the
heading of this paragraph. Situated in the very
center of the business district, it thereby claims
advantages which few can boast Of. Its extern
sive bar room, independent Of being supplied
with everything that is really good in the shape
of drinkables, is the nucleus of the auction
business Of the city, affording to country mer-
chants, dealers, and planters every opportunity
of profting by good bargains without even leav-
ing their hotel. Its sleeping apartments are
large, airy and comfortable, while its table is
supplied with every delicacy that q sumptuous
market can afford. And the host, Mr.. B. 8.
Morse is the duplicate Of real gentleman and
the prince Of clever fellows. We would advise
our bachelor friends to give the Arcade trial,
and Judge whether we have erred in our judg-
ment, either of the hotel or the proprietor. We
had almost forgot to say that one Of the arrange
ments about this house, is, that meals can be
had at all hours Of the day. .--of.F
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~ The jealous actor who few days since
murdered his wife, the prima donna of the
Spanish Opera, at Havana, is to be garrotted as
soon as he partially RECEIVERS from his wounds.
He stabbed himself in eleven places, after infct-
ing thirty-two stabs upon his wife.
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ABSENT M1NDED.-An indisputable case of
absence of mind is related by the Providence
Journal. An old gentleman in that city got his
hand caught in machine on which he was at
work few days since and jammed one of his
fingers badly. Being, in a great hurry, he
quickly wrapped it up and went to work again.
When he got home in the ewing, he told his
wife how badly he had hurt his hand, and took
off the rag to show her, when he discovered that
he had wrapped up the acronq finer.
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n7p The Prohbtionist, is the title of new
Temperance organ, published monthly, at AL
bany, N. Y, by the Executive Committee of the
New York State Temperance Society. No.
is now before us. 1t is neatly printed, well
edited, and promises to be powerful auxiliary
in promoting the Temperance movement in that
State, if not throughout the entire Union.
Price so cents per annum
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VINO WANTS HAT ?-A1essrs. G.. W. Dunbar
& Co., of No. Magazine street, New Orleans,
call attention to their card in our columns Of to-
day. Planters, merchants, and others are in
formed that this is one of the oldest, and most
extensive business houses in the South and for
cheapness, fairness in dealing, and liberality,
Justly stands without q rival.
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Succession Of FRANCOIS Le9emdre
OTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifth Dis

n trict COurt-Parish Of Lafourche.
WHEREAS: FRANCOIS II. LEGENDRE, of said parish has
filed final account Of his Administration Of the above
Estate with the Clerk Of said Court praying that may be
homologated.
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
file their objections they have, to the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court at his office in the town Thb
odaux in ten days from the first publication hereof the
said application viii be confirmed in due of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
nRs 18th day Of January, one thousand eight hundred
Dand fftyfour. [4-2t1 L. s. ALLAN Clerk.
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Hs5ga The Guion Academy four free school
is again in the tide of successful operation. The
teachers are Mr. Goodrich, principal; Misses
Mary Magrath and Julia Grisham, assistants;
and Monsieur de Lepoly, French teacher. The
number of scholars in attendance is about one
hundred
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-14

~ The election for Judge Of the First Dis
trict Court, (CriminaD New Orleans, has re-
suited in the election of the democratic nominee,
.Jno. Blount Robertson, by 1000 majority over
his opponent Col. A. D. Field. Col. J. J. Nc
Cormick, was elected Represented in place OF
Col Slater resigned.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-14

CoRREcTIoN-In our last we stated that
BROTHERS l.. Daunis, and iona: G.. White, were
elected Representatives from Excelsior Lodge
No. "a /. O. 0. F., to the Grand Lodge Of
louisiana We were in error, the representa-
tives elect are Winchester Hall, and iona: C..
White.
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THIBOD A u X:
SATURDAY. JANUARY ii, 1854.

~ Thanks to our representative in Con-
gress, the Hon. I. G. Hunt, for late interesting
public documents.
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- du Cfnquiene District, Parosse de Lafourche
Au ct par autorite de lasGour lu Cnquieme District
Judciare, stgeant dams ct paroisse de Lafouhe
sera oert yente pubque par MI Bonfg Sheriff Efan
teur ument quali6 ct assermente les eux, derere
de III ille, la terre ciapres plus implement dec
stuee lae paroisse rive gauche du bayou Iafoufch
environ miles audessous de lg vile de Ih
daux ct peu presqnatre miles des rives dud bayou dams
rintereure SAMEDI le 1sene jour du mos de Fevrer,
1854, 10 heures 4 r les propretees ci-apres decfe,
SAVIOR :: gs
sUN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe en- adhe pa
Il roisse la "vacherie Divaudais" environ vngteuh
ving deux miles audesseus de la vile de ThlbodauA
le bayou Portugue, environ tros miles du bayou
Lafourche, ayant FACADE denvron cinq arpen sur
dit bayou Porugue, par une profordeur denvroh elu
quante cinq fpens les detix riYes du bayou eo"
tenant une superice da- peupres deux cent cnquame
deux arpents, eant lie quart divise du Lot No. ~ eomr
figure sur un plan tire par Bourgero Depute Arleha
des EtatsUnis le rs Aout 1885, ct pepose dams 10
Theo. Legher, Notaire Public de In Nouvee oIeI a
Ledit quart dudt Lot est borne haut ct en- ba ps "a
terres de NM Williams Savage, ACCUSES par eds 'a'''
des Dugues, sans amelioratons r.
TROIS CHEVEAUX, Quatre Vaches Deux Taures, Uh law
reaux, ct I'm lot de Neuf Cochons. .,s
LES OUTILS ASATOIRES CONSTANT en- Charrnes fa .a
Scies, une Charrette, deux Progues ct une Clterhe
les authorizations ledit de terre coiss'a
30 arpents de Barriere, trois Engars, la Mason' -
! moulin Mails ct Iz. a
LA PROPRIETEE PERsONELLE CONSTANT en- MeuOe'"
Maison ct de Cuisine. IN,
TERMEs EFT CoNDToNs.-Toutes sommes auaessois ~ 10
piastTes Mars 1854 ct outes sommes de ct ah-du s
dix pasres Mars 1855, pour les propretees Man
La terre par quarts, tons chacun DIES fnos Z"
des annees 1s54 u.s. 56 ct 81. Les acquereurs auf VII,
fournir bonnie ct valable cautio ct la crre resea
ment hypothequee lie privilege du vendeur
Placement final, ct toutes sommes non meg
payees portersnt interet rason hut pour cent a'
echeance f4-tsl Nj BOURG, shenL-
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EG95" When the clouds weep, mud IS the con-
sequence here below. This is just our case at
this particular juncture; but from present ap-
pcarances an armistice is probable between the
beligerents -.-.-~-. --e~
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Piano Forte Tuning & Repairing,
MIR. A. a. WHEELER. -

~ Respectfully Informs the Inhabitants Dill ~ XV
Thibodaux and vicinity, that he is prepareda \ wv
to carry the above business in all its branches and homes
that his long experience will enable him to give entire salts
odatx four times year oeneI necessary and these
trusting him may rely upon his fulfilling his engagements
All orders left atthe Post Office with Mr. j. Y Bennett o.
directed to MrA. "a. Wheeler, at Donadsonvihe will b.
punctuaIly attended to. Retasto- BishopL. POLK lv
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DIR. nj. A. MCLEOD

ID RESPECTFULLY announces 10 MS
friends and the public that he has agaii. resumed le
practice his profession and socs once oyer
the Post Office, the formerly occupied a. ue e"
ing Room. as,a.s
Orders left with Mr. ]. Y. Bennett, at the Pos. ghee'
will meet with prompt attention. sesz CIV
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Dental Surgery.

"A T.5PLUIlH, JK., DENTAL SURGEON
IL Most respectfully informs his friends and IN
the public in general that he has very recently reYf
ceiyed fine assortment of DENTAL MATERIALS Of the
first qualities such orcela5ne Teeth, Gum Teeth for
full SETS fine gold foil for plugging teeth, &c. lie is
well prepared fin all orders in his line Of profession at the
shortest notice. Ljan14
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- dn Ginquieme District Paroisse de Lafourche.
Au ct par autorite de la Cour du Cinquieme District
Judiciare segeant dams ct pour Ia parosse de Lauel
ofert rente publque par Nj Bourg, shsrf
canteur iuent none ct qualie dams ct pour Ia te pa
rose les lenx situ6s dams vile de Thibodaux EUD
le 16deFEVRIER, 1854 Il heures, M les prophecies
suivantes, IA roir: "
AUGUsTE, unsmnlatre, age de 20 ans.
UN CHEVAL SELLE EFT BRIDE, un lot de Vaissenes, IN
Pole ct utensils de Cuisine, Cterne Bots de Lisa
Ls IN darde Manager, Pendue, Armoir, IN lot de
vres, I'M lot dc Ghaises, Bureau Mirror Amor
Meyer, lot de Wire, Terrebentine Paris Green
Wagon, ETC., etc. -
TERMEs FL CONDITIONS. lies mobliers payable compliant
jour dela yente esclave yabe par tiers tiers dams
tous ct chacnn des mois de Mars des annees 1854 1865 ct
dr. dit escave fourira SEES bilets avec
cette parOsse aux peodes sst neTet du hut du
Ian aprAs 6cheance peschve restera speciaemen
le privilege u vendeur, pour assre
dies dts blets acte de sera pass6 devan
Recorder de cette paroisse aux fras de acqu6reur.
Jan. IA, 1854. [4-tds] NJ Bourg, Sheriff
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ARCADE HOTEL.
Magazine ST. New Orleans between Grayier and Natchez
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.

Il forms his friends and Patrons ana the pubic Fsa#m
generally, that this well known and popular esab GL4
ishen has been thoroughly renovated the past season.
and newly furnished throughout large extension Of room
portion Of the building which will enable him accommodate
d much larger number Of customers than last winter.
No expense been spared by the Proprietor to enable
him to merit continuance Of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and exeron win be made
by himself assistants to render the soourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable
eE One great convenience attached to this Hotel is
that meals can be had at almost all hours jan14.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
Succession of W. P. ROUANET, requested to
forward and sette and all to whom the aforesaid
Succession is indebted hereby notified present their
claims, duly authenticated the undersigned Testamentary
ADMINISTRATIVE IjaI1i. litl ALIA L. EOUASET.