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ALBANY, Jan. 81 1854.
TIE THIRD READING BILLS. Hs,5
TINS general orders were taken up and the following
bills ordered 10 . third reading
To charter the Howard Water Works Company.
For the relief CT Thomas Goo dselL
Tie House afterwards epgsgsA up to the hour Of
adjournment In considering the bill to incorporate the
Nevbpyg SAVINGS Bank,
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From Roston

COLD wBATHER-DEATH OF LkwYsp.
BosroN, Jan 81, 1854.
The weather has been quite mild here TO-DAY, and .
rA,d thAw set In.
Abraham MORE distipguished member et the Sunoh
bar, eied last night eyed sixty ssven.
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General Houston In Providence,

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 81, l5bL
General Houston delivered lecture here this evening
upon the North American Indians. He visisd bath
branches OF the General Assembly to-day.
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ExlraOfdiHafy Scene Of Confusion on the
Introduction of The Bill in the House.
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THE BILL AGAN POSTPONED IN THE SENATE,
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Intense Excitement in Both Houses.
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CHARSsron, JAN 81, 1854.
Ths Usited States man stssnsr JAnss Adgss, Captain
Dek.so. from New York arrived hss at 6ooloek last
(4oaeayl aisht.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

;,,IRE NEBRASKA QUESTION IN CONGRESS-.
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Naval Intelligence.

TIE United States steamer Corwin sailed yesterday
morning for Key West. The Corwin is engaged In .
vey Of the florea reefs and making observations In the
Gull Stream The following IL list Of her offcers:-
Lac sutenar Commanding. A. Craven; Lieutenat Boyse
\. westeott John O. Fsbigsr; Acting Master, Ed vArd
Rspfbaw; Assistant surgeon T. p. Cronmiller Acting
Chief Engineer, :, H. Houston; Tsird Assistant Ens
nttrs J. Hall, Lindsey, q. NJ Pynpton; Draugnts-
man, A BAlbach. Passed kidshipmsn Tnos. Eaton
out as passenger, to Join the schooner Sophia, -
Actin Master.
Ifs United States soop OF war cyane, Comm sndsr Hol
Bns. WAS ~ Carthaasna the 10th instant, making
rassemen's 70 TO Caledonia bay for the purpose
OF survey Ing the 18th OF Daren Those this ship
have been very kindly received by the Governor Of
Granada, who had afforded them every facility for the
prosecution OF their work Tho Governor had With
the expedition Typographical officer Of the New Grsns
dian government and chief Of ths national topographi
cal rissos The Uned States irigats st. Lawresce
VAS In Calao bay (coas Of pern) the Goth ultimo
(December) and was awaiting instructions from our
Minister TO afford such protection TO our citizens at
Cbincha Islands crcumftsnces may render necessary
All well on the g. LavrsDce. The uatsd States sloop
Of war Germantown Commander Lynch, heard from
at the NAVY Department She In lasads 20 deg 20
min roth, longitude "a deg mia west All we're
~ei The letter In question mad data. The ship had
| encountered much severe weather throughout and
proved remarkably buoyant and seawcrthy -WdslngDn
Star.
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FRs-A 6ie b. oke ont last night at about 10 O'Clock
t No 10 Spruce rect The Are In the fourth
story, occupied BY B. Thompson, bookbnder The
oud and third stories occupied by Taws Russell,
book and job Irintes and the first story by Fsoss
tion The fIo conaaed to the upper story,
burning Of the roof, and doing much damage bride
1he greatest injury done BY water, the lower
stories completely flooded Tue ,ss oaunot bs much
short OF $l0oC0. said TO bo mostly covered By insur
tnce.
DrPARIuRE or Mr.. F. II. sorrEwoarH FOR BsAzu--We
understand this gentleman who was ono OF the unfor
tunxte tuersrs the steamer San FAncisce, and
Of two who washed overheard with Col Washington
and the res ard nnsly saved leaves TO for Me
de Janero IN the steamer Yankee Blade He bound
icr tia. port when the Late disaster encounters
DESIRING CnnDRry-Two female infants, each abou.
Fix old, found BY the po;s ocers lyiDs 10
sfge No. 50 OF Kpp Bro un's lne while the stand
st The corner OF Thirty fourth street and Ninth
TIE driver stated that two women, esch with child had
got into the stage At the ofwhie street Broad
wsy and At the end Of the journey went away without
tho youpg and whom they left the stage started on
down Thirty fourth s,rset. The driver did no.
know the children were left till ms after wards
when he found them, and called officer who took
charge Of them, and conveyed them to tho
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The following communication was received by the
Rosrd froir the Attorney to this Corporation =:
LAW DFPARTMTNr, CiTy HALL. jan "a 1854.
To PoARp or fEN GOVERNORS CentleTen-He5'-s
jones' Joe, end Dodvorh who have been ecr.si BY
tned sber projects thr ugh thir coupoe 70
p ased to seeoivs edato directions sb
iher prosecution Of these Yours
truly, JOHN b. HASkIN.
After some argument the above communication
ordered e and tine Attorney orofed 10 prosecute the
suts.
letter then read from Thomas r. Cook, Secretary
TO the Bellevue Hospital Informing the Board nj the
gnhon OF Dr. JamesC Forester fom the post OF Visit
rg to the Hospital and recommended the Ap
portr Of DR. JAMES T. Elliot to bis plaoo.
nssmuch the lules in this demand ha. .. least
two shall be nmendsd TO the Board to fl
csncies the back to the SecIs-
tary for correction.
Tho Beard adjourned after further business o.
ltts importance
TBK I4AYE FRE IN PIARL srRMr-Two csrgymea CALLED
At cur office during yesterday TO say THAI membrs oi
their congregations had various icles Of furniture and
'lothng which they would willingly give to the poor peo
pie rendered houfeess by the late FIRE In PsAl street II
they oHly I'D And TO take charge OF It, any
perfon-perhsps lieutenant Snodgrass-von respond 20
them they can get . good many useful articles.
IhMcRAIIoN JANUARY Tho following comprises tho
foreign TO this port from the various ports
tes esignated fer the month past
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City Intelligence.

EITTSG OF TIE TEN GOVERNORS The Board OF Ten
Governors met last night President Draper In the chA
The following table then read. Number remaining
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sone.Thlrd Of the Members on the Flosr, and
Speaking ut one Time.
WIG OPINION OF THE NEBRASKA BILL.

BUSINESS In TIE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
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$500 oOss
FAIR WARNING.

a BIB tax payers who have failed to pay
a their Parish tax for 1863, and Raj
Road tax for 1854 are hereby notified thai
the undersigned is now causing to be served
on each, the written notice required by law
and that thirty days thereafter, he will seize
and sell the property of eacL delinquent fol
the payment of his said taxes. --
For the next thirty days sundays except.
ed), he will be found in Opelousas at tbe
Office off. & e. N. Cullom. '''~
EBERT CAN'T, Collector
Opelousas, July 1st., 1s54.--tf
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STATE ENGINEER's OFF1cE,
Baton Rouge, July Z, 1854
NOTICE

e S hereby given that the State Enginee,
- is prepared to let out the contract for th,
erection of works at the mouth of the Bayor
Plaquemine, to prevent the entrance ofdrift
wood into the same. from the Missippi River
consisting of a Break Water or Leyee, con.
structed Of earth, on the upper side, to dimlii.
nish the capacity Of the mouth of said bayou
and turn off the current of the Mississippi
Surrounded by wood work, to prevent its
being destroyed by the action of the water or
otherwise, and substantial work of Piling
on the lower side, to arrest such drift-wood
as might otherwise enter its mouth. =.
Persons wishing to contract, are requested
to call at this Office, examine the plans and
specifications, and give in written estimates
for Its performance
Good security will be demanded for the
faithful performance of the work, according
to the contract, but sixty per- cent on the
estimated Yalue.of the work executed, NAV be
paid monthly, as it progresses
GEO. w. MORSE, a.
State Engineer.
July 18th, i6554-5t. s. sa0# fn
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SHEHsHFF'S SALE.
STATE. OF LOUISIANA

Al Thompson& Co, VS.. ]. B vandegrie fFe-Dis.
trict Conrt,-Parish of st. Landry,-No 1925
Joseph Gibbs. VS.. ]. B. Vandeerieffe,
Court, Parish of Sc Landry-No 7l2e.-Jobp
Posey vs.. J. B. VandegriefFe,- e,-District Court
Parish of St. Landry-No 1929.
HSY virtue of three writs of f. fa., issued out OF
=. ~ the District Court in and for the Parish Of
st. Landry. and to me directed in the above emit.
tied suits, will be exposed TO public SALE for cash
at the Court House of this Parish on SATURDAY. the
5h day Of august nert. commencing at the hour Of
II o'clock A: NJ, and continuing from day to day,
of J. B. Vandegriefe in and to the following dps.
crbed property seized to satisfy said wrts, to wit
A certain negro-woma named Sealy. aged about
% OF 20 years. one lot of medical books, one lot of
accounts, three blue blankets one old horse cart.
=, j. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, st. Landry, July lst, 1854.
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Vol. 2.
ccaprrioss.


Subscription, for one year, payable in advanc.
three dollars paid at the end of the year. four dol
tars No subscription will be received for periot
less than one year. A subscriber wishing to dis.
continue, must give 'rrte gotie to that effect and
settle up all arrearages. @@
.4dvertsstng:--Fcr one square not exceeding the
space OF ten lines, dollar for the first insertion
and hiy cents or each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements viii be charged accordingly
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out or until the editors
shalijudge it tconvenient to discontinue the publ.
cation. ~
liberal deduction made on advertisements in
serted for long period
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
Of the publishers - ~.
Noelection tickets OF otherjobs printed without
HE money or the person ordering them 10 be print
ed is responsible person. ~
Ten ndolarsinadvance win invariably be required
for the announcement of candidates for Office.
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loundVille, May 10Th, 1854.-3m.
FOR SCI ALE. :.

- A Plantation, situated in Prairie
lsss Genois, about 10 miles North w est
Of Opelousas, Q miles of Washington
and 8 miles Of Mountgille, measuring about
$40 superficial arpents, all fit for cultivation,
about 300 arpents Of which is wood land.
There Is on the place, a good dwelling House,
cotton gin, negro cabins, eribbs, &c. 71 :
This plantation can be bought on reasona-
BILE terms, together with II slaves, of both
sexes and divers ages. @..f,.s :.
For particulars, apply to the Office Of the
OpsIousas Courier, or on the premises.
.sIt.ss q JAMES M. THOMPSON.
0pelousas, June 18th. 1854.-St
II. The New Orleans Picayupse will
please publish the above three months (week-
III in English, and send bill to j. NJ. z. for
payment. Is ~ H
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Judicial Sales, &c.
-.
SMEREFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana.
Valiere Roy, tutor,
DISTRICT CoURr,
Parish of st. Landru

| Valiere Roy, tutor, DIsrR1cr CouRr,
vs.. Parish of ST. Landry.
Lastie Dupre No 724o.
RY virtue of an order of seizure and sale, issued
9 out ofthe District Court in and for the Parish OF
st. Landry and to me directed, the above entitled
suit will be exposed at public sale, for cash. at the
Court House of this Parish, Saturday, the 5th dav
OF August, 1854, commencing at the hour of II q.
CLOCK, A NJ, and continuing from day to day, if me-
eessary, all the right title, interest and demand of
Lastie Dupre, in and to the following described pro-
perty, to wit: -.s ge.
Aeertain fractional Lot of Ground, situated in the
town of Opelousas, in said parish, being part of
square No O. measuring ninety-six feet and one inch
front, more or less by one hundred and sixtv.nne
feet and six inches in depth fronting on Main street
bounded on the East by said street, on the North
and West by lots formerly belonging to Andre Las
trapes, and South by lots formerly belonging to BIZ
gnen Martin, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon without exception or reserve
-. j. B. DAVID, Sheriff:
sherif's Office st. Landry, July lst. 1854
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Mercantile Cards. &c.
J. Rl1GY V1oU.
bVSySEai2egfOqe. (LowisSeysaNy.)

| 81 UST from New Orleans, informs hi.
~ friends and the public in general, that
he has received complete assortment Of
Sumner. Goods, for ladies and gentlemen
Barege, Jaconets, and Calicoes dresses, Silk,
Drilling, Hats, and a large assortment of ready
made clothing for gentlemen, plantation goods,
Shoes, which he offers at reduced prices and
to the satisfaction of those who will honor
him Of their confdence.-Also fine assort-
ment of Grocery, Crockery &c.
U Beef Hides Wool, Tallow and Wax
are bought by the undersigned, at the highest
prices.
So J. REMY VIOU.
Washington, April Sth. 1854.
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VIE undersigned has the honor II, inform bar
trends and the public, that she is the roans.
ger OF that establishment and that she will ba nro
pared to accommodate visitors at these snr;naa ~
1ne hrst OF June next They are distant from 6rs
10 lousas about 80 miles, from Bayou iJarbonpe E1 10
miles and from Bayou Chicot s miles CnachnS ~
can al a.ways De procured at Opeousas and Washings
springs. 'N0"seFS 10 the
o. ~. Inc situation is one of the hea,tbieet in +ho
esa1e and the waters possess Eve different nnedraI
Qualities, game and fish are abundant sid can essIr
pe proeured.-Gentlemen fond of huntinp shnnla
orlng their guns Fishing tackle NAV be- nnrcbs uau
seq at the springs. The undersigned mas made No.
season, I and will use every exerticn 20 satisfy
ne new road by the mill and the new brisses
aiohg the roate are in perfect order
TERMS OF BoAxo
By The month, '',0 sos m
Per day, oo oo
children and servants half price,
Horses, per day, 90 . ~ ~
by the day. 81 '.''' '''' ~ 1Aaise' 'of
o., RACHEL GRADENICf, Manager.
opelousas, May 18th, 1854.
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BARGAINS /! BARGAINS
Great Reduction of Prices

sHE undersigned, desirous of closing their sum.
Il mer business, now offer to their friends and
customers chance, which they hope they will
avail themselves OF. The prices of our Summer
Goods have been greatly reduced with tbe nost;ye
intention to run them Off 57as 1852 7Fssss~~'0'
Ladies will by amerely pricing' our fancy goods.
see to their establishment. that never has such
chance been loferedthem; we have in their line
yet beautiful assortment. t'-s'e
Our Stock Of Clothings is large and we can 6t
almost any one:-we offer them at almost cost
price on hand are the following :. Esas@ . -
Alpaca !.
Grass, Linen and Flannel; E'#=
beautiful assortment of Marseilles Vests.
French Merino and Linen Drilling Pants.
Come, we say; don't think we are irving to
humbug GENIN & POIRET.
Opelausas, June 10th. 1854 ssa
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- 80. HUI LA4VDS CELEBKATED
GER MAN BITTER 8.
PREPARED BY
DIR G M JANKCON

/
No 100 Arch Street, PIiEodelpb;a,
Their power the above diseases is not exceled
II equailed, by any other preparation in the Unite
otates as the cures attest, in many cases. after sk
| physicians had failed
These bltters are worthy the attention of invalids
possessing great virtues in the rectication of disease
OF the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the mos
searching powers in weakness and affections of thu
digestive organs they are, wthal safe, certain and
pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
MORE TESTIMONY FRoMgTHE SouTH IN FAVOR or
HoOFLANDs celebrated GERMAN BITTERs. pre.
pared BY. DIR. G. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia. Thew
stand alone and unapproached by any other remedy
now before the public, for the cure of Liver Co,i-
PLAINr DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE, NERVOUS DER1t1ry
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, &c &c. ,
II. w. CHANEY, Mllesburg, KY, Oct l6, 1852.
said: Having sold your Btters some time. find i
under my notice." 0oA''
NELSON & EDWARDS, salvisa, XIV, june ID
1891, said rejoice to inform you that this Justly
celebrated medicine has fully maintained the exalted
reputation which has been given it. and having tested
erves it," o'0-
J. T. s. J. W. BERRY, Uniontown, Kv., :Julv 81
dso2, said: 1--WE have heard of MANY cures ner.
formed by the use of DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters
and believe it to be valuable medicine"
>. GRANT, Irvine, Kyr June 26, 1852, said: awe
nave succeeded in Introducing your Hoofand Btters
physicians and others purchase them by the half
dozen and Dozen" -s'-
Dr. P. FATI0 & BRO, Knoxville, Tenn, AMI. o
1851, said Your Bitters are now selling yerv fast
and every person that has used il, so far as e have
been able to learn, has been Benefited
These Btters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they inyi-
gorate and strengthen the SYSTEM never PROSTATE Il
and can be used for Infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere.
- Sold in Opelousas by Hebrard & Lee, and Johy
posey. Washington by S. d. Allis.
Onnlo1eas Anil Ie6h
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BEAv En- :

HE undersigned, manager az said snr;nrs rss-
psctfully informs The Hbse tst Il ss5sIR a
impure them the spfingsl it is runOrs aslas h -
noEg furnish bard no water esntrajcts ab.t
report and can prove that they ss ;n sbe
VII be opened Mndef ta direntienpf Mr. s9b,,y
EsEEaHlk where visitors can aFaYs have tha hass
liquors the NeW-O rleans market can afford. -
ShMhas also secured the services Ill tbe I'll
cellsnt cook an& pastry cook, JAlSEs tie ss0as
q MI Anassw Meynf6f, ad ltd hopes That wink
ana sne viii be able t0 satisfy the most die.Ilf
49,. RACHELGRADENIG0
Beaver Creek ist July, 1854.
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9 : ERTFF'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Louise Boadreau, District Court.
VS.. ! Parish of 81 To,Jrr
Joseph Savoie. No 7074
RY virtue of writ of f. fa.. issued ont of ,ho
~ District Court, in and for the Parish of St Ian.
dry, and to me directed in the above entitled suit
will be exposed to public sale, for cash at the resi-
denee Of the defendant in Couee Croche in this Par.
ish on Saturday, the 5h day of August, 1854, com
mencing at the hour of o'clock, A. NJ, and contin
Jung from day to day if necessary, all the right title
interest and demand Of Joseph Savoe, in and to the
following described property, to wit: - = .,
certain mulatto-girl, named Victoire, aged about
~ years another certain mulatto girl named Sophie,
aged about II. years improvements on a npbc
land about IL head of horse-creatures one or cart
Sherifzs Office St Landry Lnlv 1st 1s6a
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70 Planters and Merchants.

PEyHE house of OLrvIBR, & BAQuIE har.
Il ing been dissolved on the Ist instant
by limitation and mutual consent, Ibeg leave
70 inform you that shall hereafter do 4
FAcToRAGE AND CoMMIssioH BUSINESS, on
my sole account, and on cash footing exclu.
sively
All consignnents of Sagov, Molasses,
Cotton, DC, viii meet with particular atten-
tion, ready sale, Ut full market value, and
prompt returns made in cash, less actual char
ges only, and my commission of two and i
half per cent
Allorders received for Groceries, W1esssers
Prodace, Hardaoare, supplies, d.c.. will be
filed cheap for cash or city aceeptances.
CHAS. M OLIVIER,
NO. Z, Front Leeee.
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HECTOR LAUNEY
NEW. ORLEANS PACKET VIA PI,AorrE,yTN,

f@Maa The new Steamer ALICE W
sEszH' GLAZE, j. JOHNSTON, Master, is now
leaving Washington every six days for
New-orleans via Plaqueuine. This arrangement viii
be continued until Sunday, 2sth May next; after that
time her regular days will be-From Washington 10,
A. NJ, Sundays, leaving NJ Orleans I2, p NJ, We'd
nesdays This boat is fast safe and comfortable and
decidedly the best craft of her tonnage that ever en-
tered the port OF Orleans and having been built
expressly for this navigation, she win continue to run
the year round.
Washington, April 29th 1854,
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HIG0FFuTCFs

$ hereby given that on Saturday the Ok
E day ofJuly inst, the contract will be le
out, at the house Of Mrs. Robbin for the i'm
proyement Of the Atchafalaya River anc
Bayou Courtableau in accordance with Act
No. 226 Of the Legislature Of the State Of
louisiana approved March 10th 1854.
"A Levy on the South bank Of the Bayou
Courtableau and the cleaning out Of the At
chafalaya is required from the mouth Of the
Couftableau up, all Of which is specially set
forth in the Act above referred to, and to
which contractors must bind themselves to
eonforn a5s a Hs
GEO. w MORSE,
State ,ENgiueer.
Baton Rouge, July 1t 1854.
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DIR. PLATE.

g HAS returned from the North. and
will now remain permanent resident
iIIyof this Parish The Dr. has avaIed
himself OF the opportunity he met with in the CITY
of New York, to become thoroughly acquainted
with the scientiical art of Dentistry, and is now
ready to practice it, in all its branches and accord
ing to the latest improvement
=, othee-At the late residence of Miss Marguerite
Chretien, in Opelousas.
Opelousas, January 7th 1854
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judicial Notices, &c.
% DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT-LANDRY
Celeste G. Pitre
Augustin Jeansonne.

5 5A'OAu ~ u Oeansohhc.e ohhc.e J
+ N this case, the law and evidence being in
M favor of the Plaintiff, It is ordered. ad
judged and decreed that Plaintiff have against
the Defendant the following Judgment, viz
That Plaintiff recover, To- certain pIanta.
ftion, situated in the Parish of st. Landry at
Point des Noyers measuring about ninety.
eight arpents, bounded on the North bv Vii
leneave Joubert, South BY public land, East
BY Francois ?. Pitre, West by public land ::
20: One hundred arpents of wood land, situa-
| ted in the aforesaid parish, in the BIG Woods,
bounded North by Pierre Comeau and South
BY Felix Dejean 30. A mulatto man, named
Jean Pierre, aged about twenty i've years;
90 negro.man, named Joseph, aged seventy
years; 30 anegro-woman, named Lie, aged
about thirty-eight years, and her son ten
years; 20, a negro-girl named Marie, aged,
ABOUT fourteen years 20. mulatress, named
Lima, aged six years, (orphanl; 80. That
Plaintiff recover also from and have Judgment
against Defendant for the sum of fifteen hun
dred and seventy-fye dollars; that she have
q mortgage on all the immoveable property
Of Defendant, that this mortgage be Of full |
force on his property since the tWenty.seyenth
day Of September eighteen hundred and for
ty-nine, for the securing of the payment of
the said fifteen hundred and seventy-fiye
dollars. It is further ordered that the Plain
hi be separatedin property from her husband,
me defendant, and that she resume the entire
control and administration of her separate
property, whether dotal or paraphernal. 1t
further ordered that Defendant pay the
osts of this suit. 81 <#a
Done, signed and read in open
] HgS Court, this I'd. day Of june 1854,
- Opelousas. s.
LUCUIss j. sDUPRE,
Judge 18th, judicial District.
A true copy,
- 49,, A; DEJEAN, Depty. Clerk.
Opelousas, July 1st, 1854: '