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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

JUDICIAL ADvERr1sEMENrs.-The attention
OF Administrator Of Estates. as well as de-
iendants in judicial processes, is invited to the
following section of a law passed at the last
session of the Legislature:
AN ACT relative to Judicial Advertisements
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. That wha, .h.-,
are W or more newspapers published in the Parish
Where snch proceedings are had, or such sale ia to no
made, the Defendant in the judicial process |, shall
s aaSe a '1s Etsnr of selecting! s til the newspapers in which
selection be made within three days after the no siana
OF such proceedings, or the seizure made under said
process; and II the Defendant neglect to select then
the plaintiff shall have the right to do 30. =
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

The following is q list Of persons who have
visited Beaver Creek Springs and still s%ojourn-
ing there, viz
Mrs Matthews, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Wall, Mrs MIN.
mo, Mrs Campbell, Miss Campbell, of Louisiana, Mrs
Campbell and daughter, Of Mississippi, Mrs Lee, Mr.
Bond, Of Calcasieu, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Lands, Nimmo,
johnson, H Lewis, Mrs H Lewis and daughter, Nj
T Lutz, G Lutz. Pigeon. Fontenot, Bartholomew, ]
Taylor, Dr. Shriner and lady.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11
AGENTS

At q regular meeting Of the American
Party, held in Opelousas on Saturday, the
l4th' inst, the following Platform Of Princi-
pies, State Policy and Nominations. made by
the Convention held in the city of NewOr-
leans on the 4th inst, were unanimously rat
lied
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

BEAVER CREEK SPR1Nas.-From the card
of Madame Gradenigo, in another column, it
will be seen that the price of board at these
Springs has been reduced to a very moderate
rate. No objection, therefore, can be made by
either seekers of health Or pleasure to visiting
this agreeable watering-place. The water is
said to be better this season than ever before;
the grounds and buildings are in handsome
order, and Rachel is setting a table which
would make an epicure's mouth water; be-
sides, there is an agreeable company now at
the Springs. -.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

The LION AND THE LAMB.-It is amusing to
sec the Democrats and the Wings, in their
present union to put down the American
party. They are as thick as brothers. The
former say they have not departed in the least
from their principles, yet are calling upon the
Wings, without renouncing their principles, to
join them in their crusade against the Ameri-
can party humbugging them with beautiful
eulogies on their great departed leaders, Clay
and Webster, which bait the latter readily
SWALLOW. Oh, Consistency, thou art indeed a
jewel /. a~. ....
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

1HEAP sTORE.-Ladies and Gentlemen
- are invited to call atmy store and see how cbean
l l. an selling my goods. I am positively selling them
al NeworIeans prices for Cash, and Cash only,
JOSEPH ROY.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

The clerk of the steamer Alice w, Glaze
will accept our thanks for late Neworleans
papers.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11
OPELOUSAS
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST II. 1855.
78s u ~ NHIIl- I-M
na- ATTENTION! ATTENTION
PARTY IN 81. LANDRY.

AMERICAN PARTY IN ST. LANDRY.
In our travel abroad, we found the impress
sion prevailing in some places that our party
in this Parish was in a rapid state Of decline,
feeble, and soon must die.
To this we gave contradiction, assur-
ing our friends that the assertions had been
few, that a good state Of feeling existed in the
order, and that new members were being daily
added. It is, therefore, with the greater pleas
ure that we are able to report now N i'm
proved state Of feeling, a more rapid increase
Of numbers, and much more enthusiasm among
the people. Large additions are now being
made to our numbers and by November it
will not be surprising if st. Landry should
give such a majority for the American candid
ates as she did in days Of yore for the Wings.
We would therefore say to Rapides, Clai-
borne, Union, and other strongholls Of the
American party, that they had better look out,
or in November st. Landry will be the banner
Parish of the State. -
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

State OF LOUISIANA Estate q
~ FRANCHISE LANGLOlsE, deceased. :.TS
lean, etc. District Court, Parish of St. Landry
No. 1910.
JOSEPH M. CARRIERE, of the Parish of ST. Lsn@11.,
Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, hav!Y
filed an amended tableau of said Estate, accompan!ea
by his petition praying that the same may be "
mologated and confirmed; And whereas, the prsyJs
Of said petition has been granted by an Ordef =
Court, bearing date August 8, 1855;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to al per-
interested to make opposition, if any they mMI
within the time required by law, why said amen
tableau should not be homologated, the said Adns
istrator discharged from all further liabilities y ~
and his bond be Cancelled. sD4I
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August II. 1850,
a. GARRIGUES, Clefs.
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THE
OFFICIAL suaAAl Of rE PAasa " SAINT Landry.

- gasss,sTE TERMS on SUBSCRIPTION.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents . Year, In advance. II
not paid within three months, Three Dollars and
Tifty Gents. Single copies, 10 cents.
ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at s cents per line
for each and every publication. A liberal discount
viii be sdeforyea and standing advertisements.
41-aNo charge less than One Dollar will be made.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11
nR. W. G. BRIDGES has resumed Il

=, pIactlce OF dentistry. ONCE, Opelousas. hg
neighborhood in this Parish. OF lO6 Filings, iass1
ed consecutively for persons in this Parish In twefU
months, ending July 4, 1855, to-day there Is but g
failure, and that is fairly and Enthusiastically attrihs
liable 70 the spacious cavity having had arsenic pa
into IT by q careless, ignorant or mean physician.
Sorry indeed he is that this success is here unptf
alleled!
He hopes the persons of this Parish who have "
even tolerably good operations performed BY osnes
Dentists will not abandon them and come 10 W
merely because he has superior advantages and y
ter success, and operates ordinarily without cauiis
pain to his patient. -,
Much noise has been made about pain from densa
Operatlons; and an acute listener would often uns
warely imagine that the paying Of some bills W
sensitive; however, he has never observed . sohtalg
manifestation Of pain in the patients ~pecuniary toass
He has testimonials of skill from distinguish
Dentists of Network and Philadelphia, and othss
from some of the most Intelligent citizens Of San
Landry. TET1 ftg
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

Amsrieam STATE Examinations.
For Governor,
CHARLES DERBIGNY, X
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, go
LOUIS B. TEXADA, Of Rapidss.
Secretary Of State, ss .5At 4lals. ~ 4,
ROBERT G.. BEALE, @s
--ss., Of East Baton Rouge.
j. v. DURABLE, .r
Auditor, III 4zrq -
WALTER ROSsMAN,
Attornsy-Gsneral,
RANDELL HUNT, /, o,,..ns
superintendent Of Education,
O. D. STILLMAN, ., on.ob,.,
Congress, Fourth District, f7TT7~
WILLIAM B. LEWIS, .re
r3s 1f3'' 81 st{ 8'assg of st. Landry.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

BRAe.-1'he game Of brag is being played
by Gen. Wicklife and Mr.. Noise, in their cleo
pioneering tour, and, with q view of intimidat-
ing their opponents, they boast upon the
stump that the Democratic alias Foreign ticket
will be elected by 5000 majority. Therefore,
to test their sincerity, and the confidence their
friends may have in their judgement, q friend
Of ours says he has $500 remaining idle, which
he will wager upon that issue, and requests us
to give his name whenever necessary. Who
will cover the amount?
N. B. Another friend says he has also
$500 that he wishes to invest in the same way.
Names given at this Office.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-11

EDITORS IN Town. Within the last few
days we have had visits from Eraste Mou1n,
Esq, Of the Echo Of Lafayette, and Mr.. VIM.
Hutchings, Of the A~ttakapas Gazette, both of
whom seemed in good health and spirits. Po-
~litically, however, we think they are diseased;
and had they remained longer in this invigor-
ating atmosphere, we think they would have
improved. Long life, however, to them, and
success pecuniarily
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pUBLlC' SALE-EsrATE OF ALExAxppss

pCBLlC' SALE-EsTATE OF ALExASpss
= LANCLOS, Fills, deceased
The public are hereby informed that there wllh
sold; to the highest and last bidder, at public SOLE
by the undersigned, a Public Auctioneer in and 6s
the Parish of st. Landry. on the plantation vher
deceased formerly resided, situated on the Bayu
THURSDAY. September 10. 1855. ~
the following described property, belonging to IN
estate OF Alexandra Lancl0s, fills, deceased, TO wit;
A Negro Man named JAMES,
aged about A3 year.
A Negro Woman named HELENE, M
,r. aged about 80 yean,
With her two children E'51E8
DAMONVILLE,a about Z years, and sgs
aged s years. u
One OX-CART;
One OK, .-+44SA
Two American MULES,
And various other articles, too numerous to meuNus
Terms and conditions, which will be favorable
purchasers, will be announced on the day of sale
ULYSSE GABEREL, Auctioneek
REAvER CREEK sPRINGs-FARg
- REDUCED.-From this date, the chareaNn
Board and Lodging at the above celebrated watenag
place will be One Dollar per day, and Seventy,Eiw
Cents per day for Horses, to transient persons 10
those who remain by the month, and especianyb
families, very liberal deductions will be made, b
suit all parties wishing to remain by the week q
month.
Her establishment is now in the most perfectce
DER, and the Springs give forth an abundance Of w
YER: The bathing accommodations are good, and hf
table cannot be surpassed. A@- Call and see.
RACHEL GRADENIGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

..j,a Tho sppl,nst snd nomination ~ Tho Dsfno''"
sie, ven,on, soon i.sss mbe. bu, sf'ar esrefaJ b@
s,.j,,p iIn chances la has sa1p propaf w PEER t'a
supImt II The Dsrh ',an'e'o League. ras w."
to,,.po,o NJ once hnd ~ take oooaslfn w do 40 %
m.Jis.i, upop tho rceeip, ~ Tho ~ bis popiot
tio, ~ order hat ,bs Dsmo1rs0y may know rh'fe ~
Mace him In Tho future. Those Who fsel raciop' IN
,us In tbia rnntst can r.fsr 10 his speech give on
o,r f,r, po. 10 dny ana ihry will ihero dod conhrma
ticp Of I'll We have said. lilo r"i'ufa'rs tho Demo
craey AID they Will not bo Allow ~ rcluiiato him iho
pbr. a, .,-,,
speech o.
Tai accept tho nomination, gentlemen. ] am Sir,
resdy 10 make tho battle for you ] am ready to oa-
ter this con.sio enter H. Sir, and defend 'hore pm
cples, Sir, that advocated In nus territory oI,
more than two years ago. without any egousI per
nit me 10 inform YOU that made the frst Pro-SlnVery
see oh in the Territory OF Kansas and perhaps, s'r
there is TO man in The Territory OF Nance that iees
more interest in establishing Slavery IN tnls territory
peruapently than DO; and believe me, SIR, that no.
Thing shall be left undone ny part TO stcu TT
mn Nh for that party whose object is TO plant Southern
/, s,iiuliops in Kansas. When announcer as can
date on a prs vious occasion asked TOT pi.iorin 20
be made for me and would have done so now If
bad rad opportunity. Clrcums .ances ana umes
have chspgtd some since my last lection
"If You place upon me the responsibility of the
formation Of PLATFORM gentlemen, you may rest GER
rnlv two Issues. "Slavery' and No Slavtry"-and
that will allow no othe thing whafeSer to distract
the settlement of this question. | csnnot, however,
denounce every man IRON the North as an ADOLF
,ionist. -,
the Pro Slavery and the Anti-Slavery parties. If
the citizens Of Kansas want to live III THIS community
ir peace and feel at home, they must become Pro.
Slavery uen; but il they want TO live with gangs Of
thieves and robbers, thy must 30 with tne AooIpon
rarty There can be 10 third party-no more than
two issues-SIavery ard No Slayery-in Kansas Ter
ritOry.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
FROM KANSAS.
WHITFIELD RENOVATED FOR CONGRESS.
E'rcu TAe 81 Loui. Demscrai Sept.7 I.

From Tke So Loafs Den5crdi Sept. Z.
il Nil lie s,en, from he rtp0r Of our Kansas cores
pOndcnt, hat this individual has received the Know
Nothing ProSlsvery domination for Congress in that
Territory. Ibis is what expected. bo,h from the
Circumstance and from the man. Formerly Gen.
Nhrhold vas strong Benton Democrat Ia Missouri
and Denounced the nulli6crr, with Atohson az their
lead % loud as any. When The Administration, hsg
ever, u ctT'ook % ignore the Democratic party Of
MssOui, ard bolster up tho Of AchisOn, Gen
Winfield at once deserted 10 what ho thought tao
strong tidc, and got the Office Of Indian Agent In
KGLsas IcTilOry Tor his def, cou. bio Hubss-
Qucn'y excited Delegate 90 Congress fiOm kalsas M
National Democrat, aud su.h took hs scat la tho
last tongnsH
iuihuddruly change occurred. Alohisvn ard his
cobff,ies lad joined ihn Know Noihngs aud IL ba,
came beroanty for Usn Whitfield othst iu 80 The foil
length with them, of slaa go overheard. We do him
ihe justice 60 say uhat lao hesiia 81 time bniuio
ha determined GA tho lailsfa'sp hat tho ta,apisti"n
too strong f0f him. ani lao has hnally ian tho a
nibis,f atom aiiT ahd aPia Hrow Nothing nuni
iAIiign, IL his last movement havs ,easun g.,
tnsv hai Ls rss sppi'ssl Ia a,ivsn's tla f he uiai
itpsA ave ip lie bsnautfa'i, position lie would ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

BRUTAL TREATMENT OF LITTLE GIRL By HER
STEPxCTHER We have some particulars relating TO
n revolving act by stepUo'her toward a little girl
said 10 be Der stepdaughtr which occurred in Canton
not many dave ago. IL is said the little girl committed
some trivial in dsobeoiance 10 the orders Of the
woman, for which ofeDse ste vas shanefuy scOurl I'd
until the flesh was torn in strips from toe chitds body
in some place. and in oiher- raised in enormous black
OIL Sblpe wis; a;:sr wbcb, the little girl
fired in dalk cellar from two 10 three days, during
which tine her whole substance consisted Of scraps OF
soap-gresse. The brother OF the chilli, young man
refpe table standing, upon hearing he circumstance,
repaired immediate y 10 the house, and turstiog open
the cellar DOOR released biz f4ulshed and brutaiy-
abused sister from her horiid Imprisonment. Having
tai Cd her TO place Of safety he lost time in pro
Gu IT, slide with which be administered we'll
deserved cas- gation TO tie unfeelng souess creature
who al committed Il is diabolic4l outrage. We are
tod il became necessary 10 summon a physician TO
lance the bruiged welts raised upon the lille girls
BODY BY the whip OF her unioeing stepmoiber.
Lewiston (lll.) Democrat.
BRoKEy-We understand the President bas con.
frmtd The finding and sentence Of tho Cou' MARTIAL
eonyfued at Santa Fe. New. Mexico, on tie 7ta Of
June last, OF which Col. Dixon II. Miles OF the THIRD
Infantry was President, aud before which Bfevet-
Mojor Philip X Thompson. Captain Fsst Dcagoous
L. ). A.. was auaisnea and tired for "disrcspoct 10
"tbe Court Msuial, ana for drunk snnsss duty.
BE was foEno guilty on both cherses aud all mo spe-
hcaiiOns, o. u was sehenced TO be- cashicred. lie
ceas,d 10 be an officer OF the United Staos Army IN
pursuance OF tue sentence GA TIC 4h Of September
instant. Washing ton star sept H.
DUrL FoUGur We learn from The ptoAsbHyg
Hing Of The g0h ulL, that n dno wa tough, on the
2sh opposite NicksbuV, by X. H. M,yrs editor of
The Iasoo tRy Banasr and A. NJ. lIarov Of TIC
De1a0cyaf Of the same place, growrr out of poli
col dfcusaion. Tho wcn ans urri rides, aud tho
distance forty PAGES. Az tho i'm, q hsyes feeu we'd
n wonnd IA ihr left ann aud hfvHsi. Tho ball parsed
ihfpvgh the io'1 ann broskng ho'h bonoa, and then
10 iiictd slight wound Ia the upper pah OF tho hrusa
Nj Harlow was tho chal osnsing paftg, tho unund
Of Nj Majsa although painful IA not lAel, 10 provo
ious
IuH MoHtAtttt ut krW-t lutrAsa, Prom tho
tune at mentality in New otisans du'ius tho hu,
weeks sndirE ga tao ssih All puhl'ahel la Ia Ms
.al Afss aHd N.sftfal Gsepfis Co. hep pnlsr got
'si,s ihat tho tunbe' 90 deaths "a Ho1, ~ uhiuh
only 40 Wtto rs'iVo AmusisarS. oau 6,,visns,v
cad 40 Whuss place uI bIs,h wvse nui sia,u,i bi
u uhsio uniLsi iiip iiu.i Guin Ieiiaw fsvsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

iAiorTAsr BocsTY LAnD Q0YsTio4 Dtgbrp.-
The sfcTeiuJ Of DO Interior ~ whom ihs qp"s.isn
has been rysrred zoe decided that ia computing 10
bounty laiid ladsf lhe Al Of Maseh s. is55, rayel
eapnh be esiimsisd. May have applied TO- lad
der 'Lis Ac, who soaid ps' make o bs ~ ia re- ssi
sEs e.psits "l'ttp' IA Ha's spaal 10 bayei. 10
spfb. LANDS tunpt bs sceWgsd slasi 30 + 81
GArh iss5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
RHODE ISLAND STATE FAIR.
EXHIBITION OF CATTLE-ADDRESS BY B.
p. JOHNSON OF ALBANY.

L. JOHNSON VI ALBANY.
From Cur Own Reporter.
PRoyIDrscE, X. l., Wednesday, Sept. l2-s A. NJ.
After our dispatch was sent yesterday at o'clock,
p. NJ, the Committees Cattle made their reports.
We give the nanes OF parties who obtained the high
prizes:
Working Oxnn, fonr-year old first premium, $50,
TO E,hraim W. Maine oi North S,oningtoD, Conn;
second premium, $40, TO WIN. W. Win'or Of Smi.h-
FIELD X. /. 1hrse-y ears od-Frs. premium, SIS, 10
Heury Buker of Warwick, X. l. Second prize not
awarded. Two-yoars Old-Fnst premium, $40, to
Leonard Ninon; second premium, 50, u Vim. l..
Nintou, both oil sHlhield, K. L.
BULLS.
Fret prize for the best Bull not ess than two years
old, 500, 10 Thongs q. Butam o. Newport Il. H.
ttcOnd pg, niuu,, 500 % Wm ne Wolfe OF Bgis-
toll, r. l., fox ia DulhaT Bull Sir Robert PEEL. To
FIarcis :. B u Wolfe # Brs.c Tor his Durham Bull
Lstwo,n or and two YeaTs old $l5 l.ennord Brown
OF Tor, mouth for his rgdc Bah, $40 Aaron Gould
of Dourla'~ fer his great bul-'- $40. Thomas Au-
drcwp OF Sla,rvrc, great Bnil calf 81 aod gra'ui-
~ Of $40 s recommended a. Nsbanicl Dodge OF Su.-
ton, MasH, Ton Bis noNoa Bull.
COWS ,Np nrlrlRs.
Beet Mill Cow, nrst prmium SO, TO Charles l..
kroro ct New.Pro, idogoo, sccpnd pVm0in. $40, 20
laui,k M,Ginlo, at N,w.lhoN .iUu,r. For tho hes,
head oi not lCa than tass $50, la Nathaniel iamp
ot fioVidrprr. For beat hrue.ycGr old iiolb'r. so.
60 Gee, VI. Mclcalf OF New Providence, sScpud fra-
uinni. 80. ta l'ahtA McGipbsy. Beat tso-year old
il,i'st sl7 to Il0a H. kuhsni oi New loi, srcopd
beet $40 - Allan shaw ct Cfane'aa. hcs. auo, year
old i.iief g. tu NotAas n upn an ~ Nawlo sos.
opi beet So g. HalaoS Civic hlun al tvk oece. nss
tali evrt ma, nrnhs aud unie, tselvv. g., 80 $50.
ttrn Fsthpn ~ CVmte'laui. Il, secesi beat, :,
10 ih-sas Ansie~s oi S4iv,s,lir.
ua'ui,t ie,uWt tsufsd IA, she sopasie,s = pr,oa 81
800 ~ zAsi tlvihey tWahep a. ~ awarded ~ She aV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03


REMARKABLE OccuRnrNcE.--TLe Rockingham
Register states that lake has been formed on the
lanlsof John Linaweaver and Christian Bowers,
in that county. which covers about thirty acres of
land, and in some places is as much as thirty feet
deep. The Register says:
"rhe Oldest inhsbitant never knew more than
one or two OF this land to be covered before,
and then the water stood upon it but very few
days. About two thirds OF the land now covered
belongs to Mr.. Bowers, and is IN grass; the bal
ance belongs 10 MIR. Linaweaver, and is about
one-half in corn. The ground covered by water
IS surrounded by higher land, and the only outlet
for water falling upon is sort OF sinh. hole ON
the land OF Mr. Bowers. 1t is supposed that this
has been partially closed, and the immense amount
Of water which fell upon low land or ran through
ravines through the surrounding bills, having no
way Of escape, formed the pond OF lake.
"The rain which formed this extraordinary COL
lection Of water commenced falling on Tuesday
evening of last week, at six O'Clock, and came
down in torrents lor about nine hours. The wa.
ter entirely surrounded NIr. Linawenyers barn,
and came very near entering his house.
"No serious damage was done except flooding
the corn. which will be Vely much injured, if moi
entirely destroyed. The water has fallen about
foot but it may be weeks, and perhaps months,
befoTe it disappears"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
ALSO.
M Trust Sale

NV ,;r, w LOAbLE REAL ESTATE,
IL wiz ~, ", iced Oi trust GrOm George tiardu,
~ WIG 10 ne bearing date on ihc 27th sy Of "s
sed SSoS u" sFSa ~ The Clerks "e OF Ohio count, ~
September 1862 At the on door al thc c. Smt 81 day
6t sHg9se at public 10 tbo highest So
FIN WE, ~ ~; evenly Situated Main Ii.. %
leet IN width on oI the southern parI Of iO 500
tWentyour' situated on Water street IN ~ ~
Ward OF the city az Wheeling " '"t S''l tiuh
1eTmS " SaIS.-One fourth cash ana the A,,,,. 49,.
pure. ase money on credit Of six Twelve AMI ~ u
mONtllS IN equal instruments, the purchaser o. n'
eTs giving bond win good security bearing I'VE,
the day OF sale. aud The title to be resirel as '0A
curtty until The whole purchase money Is raid
,. EDWARD Il. FITZHuGH
JuS"bS