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The subscriber having the business of the late
fIm Of T.. Adams Co. to settle IS DESTROYS OF hav-
ing all interested call as practicable. And
would also say that he will continue tho mercantile
business at the old staud, Tobias Landing, where
good; can be had at cost for cash.
D. E. GRISWOLD.
Fab xE3!w2
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Corn Plant ef.

A FrEE MARCH 10, I shall be ready to furnish
"a c. II. Daua's Patent Corn Planter, one Of those
labor-snying machines which will suit the most par
tcular. Its operations are very simple and easy
and four acres Of corn be planted in day WITH
ease by one man. For planting small seeds Of any
kind it cluuot be surpassed. Price SO 90.
Any one wanting the above will direct to E. j.
Buttolph, Essex owner Of the right for Chittendon
Co.
Essex, Feb lG, 1855. w3mos
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Kid GloYcs.

4 FRESH LOT of very nice White and Colorcd
"A Kid Gloves, all sizes, for Gentlemen and
Ladies, just received at LYMAN'S
Feb. II, 1888. dIwtf
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LOST.

an the morning of Sunday, Feb. 2jth, Bear
~ Skin Robe, between Winooski Falls and the
Exchange Hotel in Burlington. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it with the Subscri-
Der, L. p. BLODGETT.
March ). d6wtC
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Martin L. CrOssman's Estate.

NidIIlu Il. STOStslHdN . 6StGLC.
VA L TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttcnden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate Of Martin l..
Crossman, late of Hinesburgh, in said district, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto ; and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do therefore
hereby give notice, that will attend to the bust
ness of appointment, at the dwelling of Mrs.
Laura A. Crossman, in lnesburgh, IN SAID District,
on the first Mondays of April and July next, ut IL
O'Clock, A.. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 23d day of February, A. D. 1855.
Il. ID. WELLER, c,i-.;r.
RENGAL BRIGGS.
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Notice.

HNIE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing in
II the name of L. ADAMS 4 co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. D. Z, Griswod is hereby
authorized to settle all claims and demands for aud
against the concern,
Grand Isle, Fob. u, 1858.
Z. ADAMS,
D. Z. GRISWoLD.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY.
17-.-.t ,ss IS v=a1 7555ss55.gg s go 49,
VIyyEp ARRANGEMENT,

COMMENCING JANUARY II, 1855.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Rou'e's Point at
1915 a. NJ, on arrival Of trains from ING
East and North, arriving at Ogdensburgh 40 P.h.
connecting with the Bytown and Prescott Railway
for Ottawa, and stages for Brockyilc Kingston,
Bcllyillc, Toronto &c,
Leave Ogdcnsburgh at 10. 90 A. ~, on the arrival
Of the Bytown Prescott train, arriving at Rouse's
Point at 3 .ij p. NJ, connecting with the Vermont
Central Railroad for the South aud East and Cham
plain a st. Lawrence for Montreal aud Quebec.
GEO. V. ll0YLE, Supf.
Orficg NORTHERN RAiLRoAD,l
Malone January. 1sJj. wifi
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l. LECIEo-GALVANIC BATrEBIES-so bene-
H fetal in rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
&c.-completc in cases. For sale by TEEO. A.
PECk, Dealer in surgical Instruments
Feb. IL. d6vtf
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MANUFACTURING.

which We say, are not excollod by any,
either in City or Country enabling us to sell
First Rate Article ut Il Low Price!
We are almost daily receiving direct from the
Manufactures large additions to our present stock
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NRASIVE SOAP, for removing SOIL oil, paint,
~ &c. from garments also, tho genuine salt OF
Lemon, for removing iak, iron-mould, stains, &C.,
from linen, silk, &c. For sale at
Feb. &c, d6~f THEo. ,A.:PEcKs.
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~ THE TEXAS CREDITORS Billion Thurs
day the Texas Creditors I'LL was returned to
tho Senate, signed by the President. 1t
gives &7,750 600 to satisfy claim against
Government no more just than those which
the President ignored by the veto Of the
Sroliation bill. Money goes easy enough
when it is to be paid to the South. The bill
has yet to be accepted by the Legislature of
Texas.
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I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that have given my
4 son TRUMAN McNALL his time during the
remainder of his minority, and that from this date
/ shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts
of his contracting. JOHN McNALL.
Witness, JONI d. GALE.
Colchester, Feb. 10, 1895, w3iw3
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THE MARRIED WoMAN's

PRIVATE NEDIUAL COMPANION,
By I'R A. N. MAUEICEAU,
PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF woMEy
Ore Hund'edh Edition. (j00,00O), l5n0., Pp 30.
[oS FINE PAPER BINDING, 800
standard work of established reputation found cssscd
In the catalogue, Of the great tr e sales in New York
Philadelphia. AMI other cities. and sold by tine principal
booksellers in the United States. 1t was first published
in ISL. .ince " LLnh ,Imn
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Musical Journal for the Million

.1WsICNI JOuTHU1 Tot INC WITIIOH!
rENHE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
4 annually One Hundred Pieces of New
Music besides a vast amount of critical Instructive
and entertaining reading also, n work published
in chapters) by Lowell Mason, embodyns the p-ic-
neal results, applied to practical teachng, OF hi,
experience, during long and industrious career a.
author and teacher OF music. And yet the
Musical Revie0 is only dollar year, Fix cop
les for five extraordinarily in advance. Anybody
feeling interest in the of music is invited
to get up clubs, and forward subscriptions. Pub
lisled fortnightly Specimen copies sent ON receipt
of Eve cents, two postage stamps,
Address, postpaid, MASON BROTHERS, %
Park Row, New York. d6w3w+
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"A LIBEL suit is on tti,l in New York.
the Plaintiff being IA publisher named Flctch-
or, and the Defendant Mr. Morton of the
Literary Gazette. Mr.. Fletcher Is the Iub-
Usher of biography Of R'y. Dr. lldeon.
which is cheaper than Dr Way'and's work
on that suhjcca, and thcScro completes with
it, and works serious intiNE to Mrs. Judson,
who owns the copyright of DR.. Woyland's
work, and who needs all she can get from it
for the support of her family. Mr.. Norton
Published in his paper IL letter from DR..
Wayland Oil the subject of Flctchcr's Look,
and for this the action is brought
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Still Later from Europe.
BosroN, March lst.-4, p. \

BosroN, March 1st.-i, p. NJ
The steamship Canada has reached Halifax
with dates from Europe three days later than
those of the st. Louis.
Lord John Russell has left England for Vi
enna where the Peace conference was soon TO
re-assemblc.
The Kingdom of Naples has joined the
Western alliance.
No important news from Sebastopol.
From California.
Steamship Daniel Webster arrived at New
Orleans, yesterday, with California dates to
Feb. 9th. Forty four ballots had been taken
in the California Legislature for L. S.
Senator without making choice. The
mining interests continued to suffer for want
of water. The Native Calfornians held a
meeting at San Francisco, Feb. eth, to con-
slider the expcdiency of Emigration to Sonora
on account of the oppressive taxes.
The Close of Congress-Anothcr Veto.
WASHINGTON, March 5th.
The L. s. Senate adjourned at II clock,
Saturday, j. NJ. The House broke up at
about II o'clock. The great battle for the
49,
mcnts to the Civil and Diplomatic appropria-
ton Bill of which there were about 100
e reat confusion prevailed and occasionally
he ltcd disputation. The President sent in
vet Of the Collins Ocean Mail Steamer Bill
and they sustained the veto by refusing for
the bill Il two thirds vote.
The most intense debate in the Senate was
on a Bill authorizing Oregon to form a State
con Shtution and apply for admission to the
Union. Mr., Jones of Tenn, said that they
were destroying the balance of power.
" When you reject state that comes with
slavery there will be revolution Then
ii nGuu tmeln. seueIal Uppo,lvm "o.s
made by Southern Senators and the bill was
finally AID on the table, yeas 81, nays |.
In the, House Bill to prohibit the intro
ductol,ol foreign paupcrs and criminals into
the Tn tied States, was laid on the table.
Tho House concurrcd in the Scnatcs
amen amcnts to the Bill requiring the Pre-
pnym cnt of postage in all cases, and in Post
age stamps after next January.
The reporter at Washington, says the pro-
cc'"iuSS throughout ING hlEHt Welc oruerly'
there being no insults or fighting.
WAsuI>G1oN, March 9th.
The party OF Americans who were arrested
by the Greytown people on the San Juan
were not fillibustcrs but American citizens
engaged in a lawful and peaceablc enterprise.
1t is now believed that in due time the
Brigadier -Gcneral-ohlp Will be be given 10
Jefferson Davis. lie expects it to be step
ping stone to the post of Commander i'll
Chief.
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SEVEN SIZES.
- UITABLE for the smallest private family or
- Hotels and Steamers Of the largest class.
y Every Oven warranted to give lu:tGssti
faction.
Manufactured by
p. SWEET, College st. Burlington, Vt.
,rtf
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HATS r, O. CAPS
SPRING 1850 STYLES!

w are prepared to show our SPRING STYLES
w for the present season, Which safely
say cannot but please the most fastidious In to-
But flour styles should fail to please, we are pre-
pared to meet your wishes Icy making to your order,
any style which your fancy may suggest.
During the late depression of business We have
been adding TO our facilities for
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
EOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE

have N0oA sold, OF winch There were upNarfs OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY NAH.
o,e>tus the high estimation in which it is held as T,
lr,hI lar M,4lfr
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democrates aux Frnncais, aux Espagnols, res
semble au repas que le Renard donna a la Ci-
gogne; mais il faint esperer que les Francois
patnralises, don't je suis fer de tirer mon ori-
CINE, que les Espagnols comprendront que lie
parti American leur offre du moins des garan-
ties pour 10 paix generate, la tranquillite, For
DIRE point Intervention armee en- favour GU
contre ltelel Of tellel puissance de l'Europe,
point de traite d'alliance: enfn. Sc tenir dams
les maximes de l'immortel Washington. Avec
de tells principles, le commerce, agriculture, les
manufactures, prospereront les iaffaires re-
prendront a Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans on parvien-
dra a'diminuer les taxes qui detruisent Ia va
lleur della prorriete on vera DIES maisons Sc
lever de toutes parts. VOLTA, VOLTA. concitoyens
les ~raisons qui mont decide il %soutenir la can
didature de M. Charles Derbigny, a Ia place
de gonverneur. Citoyen sage, e%claire, econo-
ME sans parcimonie, CONNIE homme public, il
a acquis une grande experience pendant vingt
ans quill a etc membre de L Assemblee Gene
rae il o preside le Senat pendant dix annees
conservatives sous lempire de la Constitution
de 1872. 9 '"a p "
Nonyelle-O Orleans, 2 aout 1855.
BERNARD MAR1GNY.
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vENTEs POUR TAXES.

NENTE POUR TAXES.-ln verta a,
' pouyoirs en- moi invests par la loi, CONNIE Cal.
lecteur des Taxes de Pasoisse, ct du Railroad, dan,
Can't, Collector des Taxes de Paroisse pour Fame.
1853, ct DIES Taxes de Railroad pour lannee lS5I
JeSposerai en- vente publiquc pour du comptant'
sans henttice d'inyentaire, a la Maison de Cour dan.
"a Vile DIES Opelousas, Paroisn st. Landry, SANE
mencant a IL heures du matin, eli continuant. ii a.
necessaire de jour en- jour, tous les droits, thres q
interet DIES enfants mineurs ct hsritiers de fea dana
Mathilda p. Pannell. cporse de Edwin B. Scott. "a
Ia propriete ci.dessols decrite, saisie pour satisfaio
les Taxes de Paroisse de 1853, ct la Take dn Rail
road de lannee 1854, dues par les dts mineurs. 4
~savoir:
I'm certain Negro Esclave. nomme LEE, aee A,
vingtdeuN on vingt.trois aus, bon nagre de cllamn
EBERT CAN'T, Collector,
Opel0lsas, Is Juliet, 1865.
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pENSIONAT EFT EXTERNAL DIES
= DEMOtSELLES AUX OPELOUSAS-Mr. ct
Nine. HOY; aidee par Mmlle. Hoy ct Nine. De St,
Ange, ont rintention d'ouvrir lie LUNDI, ~ Mars.
aux Opelousas, une Pension de Demoiselles de Pre-.
mere Classe on toutes les branches necessaires a une
education solide ct %accomplie, seront enseignees.
Dams lie cours obstruction seront comprises les
Langues Anglaise, FRANCHISE, Italienne ct Ailemande,
slnsl que Ia Masiqle lie Dessin, la Peinture, tous les
ouvrages a l%'aiguille en- Sole, Chenille, ETC., lie Man.
tien, Ia Dansc ct Reputation.
Avee Iaide d'instructrices COMPLETENESS, ct la sur
veillance assidue de la Directrice, lie Principal, a les.
Perance detre %sontenu par les habitants de la vile
ds opelo,isas ct DIES environs.
Les prix sont fixes par seance de vingt et-une Sc
names, payables Ia motto au commencement I'autre
moitie a mi-seance.
Instruction pour les eleves de classes inferieure $40 90
40. do. Ter classes ...... .25 90
Muslxue sur Piano on Guitar. $500, 80 90
= ~ sH' Is 90
n,.nou 90 90
Juylases iAlgueile. 10 90
10 - - n " 90
IL
Nine. DE St. Ange etant pour lie moment engage
a,a Rensionat de Nine; Henry, au Natchez, ne pourra
sad!oindre a cette Ecole qua la fin de la prochaine
session. Mars 10, 1866.
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VENTES A L,ENCAN

VENTE PUBLIQUE.-succEss,or =,
' ExANDRE LANCLos, Fills, DECIDE. al
LIE public est, par le present, informe on.,
oflert, en- vente publique, au plus haut ct daar uM sis
cherisseur, par lie soussigne, Encanteur Puh ,IH.s - g.
ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry, sur l'habitaatiIoan' Y
defunt a reinforcement reside, situee str ~ ~ =
Teche, dams cette Paroisse, lie ' naycn
t' JEUDI, 13 SeItembre, 1855.
les prophecies ci-dessous decrites, appartensn. .
succession d'Alexandre Lanclos, fills. d6caS1s = b
voir: 's4
I'm Negro nomme JACQUES, tG7f,t
age d'environ n, 4.
Tine Negresse nominee HELENE, 40.
agee denyirun Soss~u
Et ses denx enfans- su
DAMONYlLIE, age de fans, ct Fg h
ADVEL1NE, ageel de g ans. ET4
Une CHARREITENA BEUFS: NA
Iq Une CHARLOTTE A CHEyAL.
I'm BGUF; aNTT' Jsass#
49, 2 MULETS Americains
ct diverses articles don't Remuneration at mn.;,.
Termes ct conditions, qui seront fayorablss..' :
acqueredrs, seront annonc6s lie jour dc la VENT -
sg6 , ,a ULYSSE GABEREL, Encant.,,
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vENTEs PAR LIE sI1ER1r

EVENTE PAR LIE SHERF.-Er., I.
' LOUISIANA. .R. II. Short Il Gle. vs., Pete. II n
tG062.- ANY,
En- veitu dun writ de f: ia. delivre dams PAM.
ci,less!,s, par Ia co,T de District dams ct pour l. r.
il sera exposd, EN- yente publique, sans bene6cs a.
%ventaire, pour du compliant, d la Maison de Com \,
cette Paroisse, sAMEDI, lie Ter jour de septemtssss
proclaim, commencant a II heures ct continnsnt 4.
jour en- jour, sill est necessaire, tous les titres. d,o;s y
interets ct pretentions de Peter Collins, lie d9isnSas.
a Ia propriete %suivante, saisie pour ~satisfaire X ii 'St
Ordre, sayOir: 7S'Ws
I'm certain MORCEAU DE TERRE, situ,es d.r. , !.
susdite Paroisse, sur la rive ~orientale du Bayou R~~.s
Il Environ douze miles de Moundville, ct niesursnt
'peu pres quatre cents arpcns, SAVIOR: Dix arnens i.
face, sur qualante de prolondeur, plus on moins. ~
ne au nord par Ia terre de Gilbert Burleigh. an ri n
par Ia terre de William Link. ~
I'm autre MORCEAU DE TERRE, situt sur Ia H..
gauche du Bayou Bnuf, dams Ia meme Paroisse. INV s
tenant environ deuX cents alpens, avec tontes lesh
tisses ct ameliorations qui sly t%ronvent. -
Bureau du Shesif, Opelousas, 2s Juliet. 1855 g'1
ft ~. j. B.DAYlD, Sheriff
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BATEAUX A VAPEUR.

pAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.-OR.
IN, LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT LIE BAYOU
bateau-a-yapeur fin marclleur ct tres
e, Harea.snan noadA c%apitaine Gustave Louaillier,
sApressemeht construct pour cettc navigation. fera
desoImals des voyages r6guliers entire les Opelo,sns
Washington lie Bayou B9uf ct la Nouvelle.OrIeans
u est bon marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien construct
e. tlrant peu d.eau. Les officers p%orteront toute lenr
a d. len a satlsfalre ceqx qui daigneront les encou.
bord. Mars 81. "utessef d
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ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL

G500l TOUs CONTRlBUABLly
PDOO q1i mont pas encore paye leurs Ta1u
dc Fairolsse pour 1854 sont. par ces presentcs, ayertl
que lie s~onssigne fait servir maintenart sur ci,scu,
retardataire, une notice Gcrite ct reouise mar la Ia
ct que, trehte jours apras lie dit service. il saisia 4
vendra les proprietes dc cliague deline,lant I,our h
payement de ces dites Taxes. -
IN ponrra lie troayer pet,dant los trpnte jouraqa
Opelousas, au bureau de T. \ y. y. Gallon.
ELBEhT CAN'T, Gollectss
OpelOusas. 5 Mai, 1855.
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ELECTIoN.-Attendu que son Excellence

NLECTION.-Attendu que son Eyce1lenca
w T. 6. Hebert, Gouverneur de 1Et,t G as1 Ia InS;
sane, a lance sa proclamation, date le 26 inlet 1ssf
ofdonnant qu'nne election soft tenue aux diifs,nnt.
precincts d rejection de cette Paroisse, lie Ter lundi d.
hovembre proclaim, pour elire,
oh representant du 4mc District Conaressione,
compose des Paroisses de Vermillion, Laiayetto st
Landry, C~alcasieu, Rapides, Sabine, Notrbitorbos
Mlnn, Desoto, Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne, Bienv;lls
Franklin. ~ o"'o"el OF
I'm Gouyerneur Of nm liopten.,t rz
rEtat. "ouNerheur de
IN Secretaire d'Etat ct I'M Ayocat General.
M q lesofler, un Aaditelir DIES complies pubIics. ct
lEtat. generate DO
IN Avocat de District pour ce district.ci.
N .dIelner de cette cOur de district.
~ Sheill Gu I'M Coroner de cette paroisse,
IN Assesseur de taxes pour cette paroisse.
icuN 'uSes de PalX pour Ia Vile DIES OraIms.s
aeuA pour Ia vile de Washington, deux poIr Ia villa
ae '11tnd Coteau ct un ponr chacun DIES nutres VOID and
WI IT, ~ nIol1a nm reprtsentant an Juri de Police.
~ Constable pofr chaque ACCOMPLISHMENT,
mu,s loNI on cohtre lie Transient du siege de Con.
'or.ehieht de baton-Roug 4 la observation-disclosures
o; nn consequence, Je, J. B. David, sheriff de la Pa.
r u.s, y. !dahury, a la loi ct A In dite
pl"cianatloh, donne avis aux commissaircs dr6Iac'
uon de la snsdite Paroisse qne la dite election In,
So lenlr dams la dite paroisse, lundj. lie & do nova,m'
" loao, entire . hetnes A. NJ. ct 4 heures p. NJ
nc serum sera ollvert Sous In surveijonoa 10,
ooniilissalfes detection de Ia Paroi,se 81. Tondrr
t"nn, a ~ avs, iesqlels devront transmettre les r..
la loi. s'she commencement 4
bureau dn Sheriff, st. Landry, Is aodt 1851.
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NOIlCE.-Les cr6anciers de la succession
n No, dAN NJ DEsHAuTEL, ac&de, derniere-
laene de Ia faroisse st, Landry, sont prizes de pre-.
senter leurs reclamations contre Ia dite succession an
sousslsne, Exeeuteur- Testamentaire Datif, on A son
avocat- ). Fl. Ovelton, au bureau de ~celui-ci. any On.
" .r j. SOILEAU, Fills.
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M uLhT EPAVE.-Arrete par lie sous
~ sig,he, a la Coulee Croche, une Mulet Ameri.
cain, couleur rouge, age d~'enyiron o ans. taille nov.
eline. IL y a dcux on trois moi5 que lie dit Mulpt est
aans les %environs. II a sur lie cou, une tache blanche
Dormant presqle la lettle II. lie prcrrietaire du dit
lie retirer. ANhhnIs ,IEr ~ .
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M uLE EPAVE.-Arrete, par lie sous
~ signe., sur son habitation au Bayou Bnuf. a
environ trois miles de Morndvillc, me Mule. con.
lenr dun brun-fonc6, table ordinaire. asee d'epyiron
ax ans, maI!ue d pen pre-; ninsi: RE. IN est in
p%rietaire peot obtenir la Mule slsIite en- nrouyant
sa %propriete ct ell payant les frais.
GREEN HUDsPETH.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE--Cour de
- District, paroisse st. Landry. Succession de
Paroisse, decede- e
Une assemble des creanciers do dit decide sera
tenue sAMEDl, lie Ter de Septembre proclaim, com.
meheant a 10 hemres A.. NJ, par devant Joel II. San
9oA' Notalfe Public dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Ian
dry, a son bureau aux Opelousas. dams la> Int do JS.
decide.
Bureau du Greffier, Opelonsas, lie % Juliet. 1855,
"A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
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Bureau du Sheriff, st. Landry, Is aodt 1856.
j. f. DAVID. Sheriff

A NDERSoN u THOMPSON, Entrep6t
=. ne Marchandises ct d'Expfdition. washington
Id na.' hyaht eomplemetent Unstable leur magasin Dc d.,
ton I Mni,, Ma'er street, sont prepares a %recevoir Co.
marchandlses que Pom leur enverra pour vendre u" u
''te'feVenaue ell commission parle consignotaires
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A VIS.-JosEpH McCLELAND, de la Paroisse
~ st. Landry, ayal.t pr6sentd une petition a l'eflet
netre nomine Administration de Ia succession de fen
Sarah Andrus, veuve de John McCleland. decide.
requirement de la susdite Paroisse;
Fin consequence, avis est par lie present donne a
ceux qni pourraient ayoir DIES raisons legales a on.
poser a Ia dite nomination, d.avoir a les enregistrsr,
trict de Ia slsdite Paroisse. dams les dix iours ovi
sulyront Ia date du pro sent avis.
Bureau du Grefier, Is Aott, 1855.
A n APpIrIrEc, r..e.-
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'HARMAClE.-I soussignes ont lhor-
- neir d intormer lie public qu'ilsI vienncnt de yece.
volf, q lenr ~Pharmacic, encoignure Main ct Bellevue
aux opeloasas, un assortment tres frais de Drogues''
Mealelnes, parlulneries, Peintures, ETC., qu'ils ofirent
Us IeTnent aussi I'm assortment de MEDICINES
~falNAIEEs, ct generalement de tous les articles
qul conceunent leur paTtie.
ou tronvera dams Reimbursement, a toute heure din
Jn1f eI de Ia INIT, I'm Pharmacien don't lexptricpce
ct rattention gull portcra aux ordonnances de- ' 'nsas
sieurs les medicins, offfent une pleine garantie any
families. I. LEONCE HfBRARD & GLE.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour de
11 District. .Paroisse st. Landry. Succession
dAlexandre Lanclos fills, decide. Assemble DIES era.
anciers.
En- vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour de District dams ct
pour la Paroisse st. Landry, une assemble DIES Gre
anciers du dit Lanclos, aura lieu, Jeud, 80 du courant
Theodore S. Robin, notaire public, a son bureau aux
Opelousas, dams lie but de delibGrer re%lativement aux
aflaires du dit defunt.
Bureau du greifier, Opelousas is aoht 1855.
A. GARRIGUES. GreHier.
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JOSEPH D. RICHARD, Notaire Public
y dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Son bureau
est au Grand Chteau. 10 Mai.