The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-04-21
March "a, 1855.

T Asst CALI,,-The undersigned Agent Of
- the NewOrleans, Opel0usas and Great Western
Railroad Company, will be at Opeousas on the 7th
and sth days of May next, aud at Grand Coteau on
the 9th, when and where all stockholders in
in the Parish Of st. Landry are expected to pay the
balance Of their subscription, now due, otherwise 1t
will be collected at their cost The llth and last in
stallment was due on the lst of April inst. April
IL, 1865. VIM. ROBERTSON. Agent.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.--Th un-
~ dersigned, Collector of the Parish Tax for the
year 1854, will he found at the Law Office of r. g. T.
nst and for thirty consecutive days thereafter (Sun
days excepted), for the purpose of receiving the
Taxes from those who may not have ayailed them
selves of the opportunity offered them by previous
notices. ri
After the 18th of May next, all Taxes remaining
unpaid due the Parish for the year 1884, will be col
1ected in due form of law. Opeousas, April Z,
1856. ELBl1RT CAN'T,
Collector Parish Taxes
NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby notifies
~ all persons indebted to him to come forward and
settle immediately or, at least, during the month Of
April, if they would save cost He will be found at
JOSEPH BROWN.
Grand coteau, March 81, 1855. u.
NOTICE.-An persons who are owing the
lN firm of 7. LASTRAPES & CO., either BY ac-
counts notes. are requested to settle before the end
of the present month, otherwise said accounts or
notes will beleft with Albert Ddjean, Esq, Law
yer, with orders to collect them Immediately:
4. LAsTRAPEs g. co.
opclousas, April Z, 1866. zl
NOTICE. All persons who were purchasers
IN at the sale of the estate of NICOLAS AMY and
of EUGENE RICHARD, his wife, both deceased
are hereby notified that the first instalment falls due
the LIST of April, 1855, and that they are request
ed if they wish to avoid COSTS to come forward and
settle as soon as the payments are due with the I'M
dersigned, at his office in Opeousas. March 81.
ALBERT DEJEAN, Atty of the Estate
NOTICE.-CYRusT THOMPSON, of the Parisl
~ of ST. Landry, has applied by his petition to bt
appointed Dative Testamentary Executor of the las
will and testament of ANDRE DEsHOTEL, late OF sait
Parish, deceased; .-..-,... s..i g. D.. a..
Therefore, notice is hereby given that any person
intending to make opposition to said appointment
will file the in writing, Mt my Office in the tow
notice. A. A.GARRlG UES, Clerk.
Opelousas, April 10, 1866.
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