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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

"MGs. p4rrrssoS,"-The Eoston Transcript
says that The Mrs, Patterson who has recently
been Kissed into notoriety Is the wife Of man
named-sinsulatly eAough-Wlllnm Patterson,
now in California, acting ms a musician in tho ma.
val service. The Boston Herald, howeyet, says
The Transcript Is mistaken. Thete isno such fe-
male III that city as Mrs. Patterson, The one WHO
hos become 50 noted Is, according 10 the Herald,
well knowh BY another name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

Tas U. s. ESrLoRlSd BxtEptrioSro rtE NoR1rt
PActylo,-rhe I'cslon Atlas turns, through phi.
yAts sources, that al Tho last accounts lilo United
States ship yncennes was at Hong Kong, rfepar.
log for lie exploration Of I,etngs Stails and The
northwest American coast, Several Of tic oil.
ceisatIaOhed TO Ibis expedition haze died during
the winter, Of diseases contacted during The long
siay Of Tue vessel at Hong Kong lost SUMMER
Capt Davis, formerly Of The l'opotse, Lieutenant
Hunter, of The Hancock, and d. Hamilton Of Tho
Kennedy, haze all died The past winter. Another
letter, under dale Of February Isl, ttfets 10 'tet.
u6ls suspicion which has long been held by all,
and nov smOuAts almost 10 a certainly, that lie
poipolso has been lost al sea, with all on boAtl,"
She had not been seen OF heard Of by any vessel
slGSs she parted irop,be viOcennes In ts gale Of
2Ist Sept, last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

QUEEN vtcroRn ~ B,p l.tonr--A very un.
gallant fellow writes 10 tue New YutG Times from
London about Queen Victoria and tie Empress
Eugenia. lie says that ave" Is loo much criti'
Clsed even now, aud thai lie las heard from thou
sand sources in The rrsl class circles such remarks
as these concerning "tIet Mojestn"
She looks sulky, ilI.nalureI, rather passt, veri
common, proud, and greal deal more. She drink,
SHE Leois IIer clIiidten-she is awfullY jealous
80 ss 10 have once locked out Prince Albert who
went home little aftet 10 o'clOck-she is llOS
lyranica 10 her servants, and boxes tholt ears"
&c. 80,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

BouSry IASp Warrant RoRaERs.-Duting lilo
session Of lie U. s. Circuit Court recently held
OF 81 Louis, Mo-, the grand jury found indictments
against tue following peHous tot presenting al Tic
Pension oOlce fraudulent claims fot bounty land
warrants, Wis Dlogeucs Wetmore, T@dIeus K.
wetmOie, Marcus A. Wolf, John u. Stiles, aud
Geo, G, Presbuty. Tie Aforesaid parties have
given bonds In tie sum Of 5000 each for lhell
appearance at the next term Of tue Circuit Comt,
10 be held In 81. Louis in October next Wash.
Star,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02
Tho Chicago Riots.

tn,. -.... ...- a, ~, n ~. %t.-u-.t b, ,,,t.
t"s'' w'S "'" az" "'u' ,, "ss""s w I'
ssEo q" '9vsuo0 @sV" Wv , % r'so'"D'O
"" leso''IOa was aaOl"'"' "''Ol' ''0'' '"s
i'' ,';,' r'esS ~ Ms '''o,SO" ,,,. ,,,
4n m oSss s@ gs' sno S Ses eeS a ivy ,y,,
ed BY Ell aimed mob trglIlting The most ptompl
and energetic action on The pat( Of the silthUfl.
ilest ami whereas The authorities Of the cry 0ml
s,Ss,soS SS'9 on nIy ,o3n. I" e m" ,@
nss. Sn,I ~ SS"ssri., ""Jo, II - c,"n",
.IsSSss I s,s ,sys " '"A''''s' "NS Wv ''""'
'Sbss I'S Tbs, ,Ls n,omn, en,cisn, am, ,,s.
o,5s ssti9o ~, ~ Inc Sig Sa co"n,v nni I
Inv s',nN,sssIns lie nns y"4ncs snS s,tes,,Ss
m,tson n"S meets nnE "oiSeJ H sSnTo'
gsiia Ss'" S''''S' Wv we WV '"fS'''"Sf 'tT'0
Bt"st.,a Tbai n committee NJ savsn 10 m.
noinI.,i ~ attain snhsctiotions n mone" FIR lie
pS,hSse IF nfSe,iSp sni,rGIs meiaIs 10 ie sltl,SE
hi S,s.s,,t ~ tb srliy n6Iics NJ ont civ NJ
evidence Of liza s@otsra,iot, Of iGp citizens If
cbISsSS If tlsit snIEant Conduct in Inc lsIs ,oi
n. M d.. IT,.
80 s'On'OS S,S SO'"l's"'SI no ',OO " ',
oO"' ~ o "s"ss . M ~ "ao ".'sI . y"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

CAUSE or rrE U. S. RRloArE ST. L4wRtScE.-
'rhisnatiO0ul vessel, beating tie pennant Of Com.
Dalany, which teluNed 10 Norfolk few days
ugo, aleta cruise Of over three yeats, ndde 81
visits 10 Pacific pottsi sailed G9,931 miles, was
$50 days Of sea, and 600 In port had marriage
ceremonies performed BY the chaplain III boutij
sdeaths; 1908 cases admitted on the sick report;
sent 81 lnyalids homei lost llS men by deserton,
including 81 at San Francisco and So ri YalpatOi.
sol enlisted lO2 men during the ctutet tOok out
40 souls and brought back 4lO, rllete was not
single coutt,motual In the squadron Outing The
ships long cruise, a fact which speaks well for
both the officers and The men. Ii, Chas. Il, Poor
hSdsommand Of lie 81, Lawrence from Jan. 1861,
10 March, 1864, Wien he was superseded by ".
W,lluhlet WHO brought her home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

1Tln tho u. S. District Court Ibis morning, 10.
seph b. Speat formerly olek in lie llCsIon Post,
Office, convicted Of stealing money tom lttttrs,
was brought up, and sentenced by Judge Sptague
10 ten years imprisonment In The Salem jail, the
most leniURt sentence thai Tho law will allow
Previous to his sentence he was allowed on iRtct
view with his wife. lie has Two chidren.-BOs.
Ton 7'ravn Apri21.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

DmAqEs AGAINST a R,LEo.o cOspucron.-
A Jury in New York on Saturday, gays a yetdlct
$1,000 damages against a conductor on The New
1etsey RAILROAD, for electins Ftancls Huber from
tho cats, whe,eby his LEG was broken. The
Court, in addition, otleted an allowance Of per
cent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02
MORE or TlE NUNNFRy c0,ltlrrep

MORE or TllE NUNNERY COMMITTEE,
BosroS. Apnl 91th.-Alts, Patterson was called
before Tie Investigating Committee today, anl
denied ever having seen MI, Hiss before Yestf.
DAY. She was lonnetly Priscilla IIloot, and pto.
minent witness Ia The trial Of Albeit 'l'inei lot
the murder OF Alora lllckIOd. Mr.. Reeves, The
booS.keepet at Tie Washington House, Lowell,
also testified thai Tho Mis-, Patterson present Is moi
The female who accompanied tllv Nunlety Com.
iniItce to Lowell. Thete Is much anxiety now TO
ascertain who Is Tho rial NlU. Patterson, Mr.,
Reeve testified there was femhle al Tie House all
night, whose bill, by direction Of Nj, Hiss was
charged 10 the Stale, as was supply Of wine aud
gin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

Atda pacs OF war,r,-.rhd "stilwsuE,e
wisconsin, repctlsa sale Of 1000 bushels q
wheat al 81 rs ret buslel, and te.sae 81 1855 a
,,tfsS days aftetwsa, ThisisrloBably The highest
pttee ever obtained fot such 10, In the West,
-iaisSb II wts sold Ia small parcels generally tot
seed, at $3.50, and Il was then thought that tha.
pics would never he known again. we live In
slnpgetinies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

tAr LrSora, said an unfortunate man, who had
been ruined byyeSatous lawsuits, "al length I
have found happlbess, for am reduced 10 ne.
oessslty, and that is lilo only Thing knew Of
which hos nolaW.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02

Ma, EptrOs.-pss.c announce DE- mo- q, oAstp-
BRILL as suitable pesonto represent Ohio county In
tic next louse Of delegates, eis every way toppe-
tent 10 The duties Of tile once we hope 10 will consent
to serve. Byprtsen,lns dis name yca sill obllse
Afs MANY VOTERS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02
NEW ADvHRTfsEMENTsI
Spring Stock,
Dissolution Of Oo-P Partnership

u,uR n,rp.r,tn heretofore existing between Tue 4g-
IerssneI is tiIIs lis dissolved ig mutual eo,ilHSsA
Wheeling, May /, 1875, myi-Gt
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Tho Cropa.
Tile following occords Will what we rgal In out
exchanges, ftunIaII paris NJ lhe Country,
Rro,n IA n.,,ot, p,.. tt,...

The following nccotjs with what we read In OUT
exchanges, fruNalI paris NJ thu COunlIy,
Prom the he,TOli Rree Press.
TlE GRoWiSu WnEGr,-WG believe there has
uot for many yeats been spring when thu wheat
throughout tie country gave such promise VI an
abundant harvest rs II does now FIoln nll Qusr.
letS tie accounts Ote Of lhe most cheering char.
aGter, FTLm all puftS OF our own State w have
liz same intelligence, Tie fields Of Iowa and
Missouri Rte also rtfy promising, aud we receive
nolle but tie ilost favorable accounts tom Wis
cousin, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and tic wheat.
growing portions Of New York aNl Gunata. The
only exceptions 10 ile unusually encouraging
prospect which have conc under our notice, ate
ii portions Of Virginia aud 'IehuesSee, II lie Sea.
son continue as favorable as it has begun We shall
have nlUsl abundant harvest,
FIoM tic Illinois Gazette.
TnE WmEAr CRor,-As fut Us The tepOrs hive
reached US, the Wheat crop IN The West looks r..
markubIy we'll, The SHOWS Of tic past winter
have had very favorable elect. In Ibis vicinity
Oul lItle winter wheat Is S1wl, but atge quaint.
In tie finest possible condition for sowing.
The crops in New Jersey promise well. With
tegatd 10 ftuil, tie Sussex Register says
'rhs prospect is better In this Stale llle present
spring tonit hos been for yeats, The peach crop
will DO particularly abundant, and apples, &C.,
promise unusually well. Last season, tfU ire.
qnent alterations Of cold aud wnfm weather, du.
ting April and May, opetAicd disnsttously upon oil
klIds OF fruit, aud lie supply was really inSgnih.
cant compated with thai vi fotmet yeats,
The Monmouth Democrat sdys OF tllU fruit in
that section VI Tic Slate, that lhete isevefy pros.
rtcI OF present Of good crop Of all kinds, tho
coming season, Fof peaches, The indications ore
very favorable f0t IatEe Yield,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02
Tha u Hiss i Buslness,

II Is about time that TIT Hiss investigation was
hssed OH tho snge, but we see Il continues TO o.
cupy lurgs space sill in The Boston journals
Tbs Legislative Committee upon The alleged lmpTo
ptlety Of Hiss mel al lie Green Room Of The State
House on Thursday tOprOceed with theI
investigation, when Nj Hiss appeared, aud stnled
that he had been disappointed III moi Ueing able Il
obtaIIl counsel on his behalf, aud requested thai
further tmU ~ granted him for that purpose. Phi;
was consented 10, and tie committee met again In
The afternoon. There was nothing new brought
10 light, andl1e proceedings promise 10 be nothing
mole than mere re. hash Of what has alteady been
gone through with.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-02


ASorER LETTER PEoA Mas, PATTEksoS.-Sht
proaounees certain stories riie, &c., and gdaaessaI
lhiaRS gtnemliy.-The following letter was teCei.
red by lis Yesterday afternoon, II IS from The
muci.aktd.Of MIS-. Patterson, Hnl II will be seen
is written with The vigot tlat characterized that
Ihdy's first epislie 10 lie TlmtS. The public will
freely acknowledge thai lie laliy has tight 10 bv
heard through The columns VI u liberal Journal.
Fast RANDOLPH, april "a, 1885.
lir. Daily TimeS L!diior-lhe papets have been
ngaiu Snaring about me. The Transcript -wtOye
pjitOtis good judge Of maple sugar--has ulteIed
iaselloOd upon lalsehUUd III regard 10 my private
history. lOlr want MI Haskell, or Anybody else,
10 ttUble themselves about my Hlfiits. can lake
care Of them myself, aud SOME ltisnlU left. II my
husband sends Inc money through tic hands U(
Col. Wight, OF, Col. Smith, tie Navy aeents,-
one that WAS AMI one that s,-tlatS my lrl$illrSS,
aud nUne Of your sneakins e,liMiaI pOkenOSes have
tight TO make The flct llUlOtlOns, II IllesG fellows
expect Inc 10 htibe tllcn they are llaiNnably mis-
taken, as Haynes sal when lu bought The Sll0ll.
der VI mutton Of Sam Wules
You, Mr., Rdtor, have already been kinl c.
nonsll 10 publi.h letter, giving u faithful history
of myself. wit that eltet 10 lefelnl gentle
man who hsS been Indignantly assaltd by ttu
miestly 2eaOts WHO cOnltol tile columns Of q pull
luted aud inscriptions press. Ills defence wOS
what solely aimed at, aud not t. attract uIten.
ton ~ my own humble name OF self
Mr. EllllOr, am not alta d 10 acknowledge that
bishop Fitzpatrick Is o great, COOL, magnificent
man. II he lAl'nt been, hG never would have
Ueen so popular aS he is But bishop Fitzpatrick,
nor Patrick DonulIor, nOr Colonel Cohwin him.
self, neither nor all Of tlen-the latter with his
heels, can't make ms nusay what I've viii. |
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Found
fNS Gentle street. iatee God Hing, which he owner
" tA,l have BY Calns at this Office ald aE'Gg EoL a.
YellIalnS. ...-.----.---..l W.
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AtFRED CALDWELt.

aLEI -. SLellIL0f NlO tOg9,
I HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
HilE undersigned Onels Tor sale his liOlee ami n,
Market Strtet cAst side, between Monroe sulI,
eets The tot IL u itei itONt with good hICI is'
lug house aud Ont buildings
Il wlll be sold low and on accommodating ttt,.,
ps,csAiou EiveHsny lime alter The fIstO Orlu!eG'
I CO.. BHlulIe Vi
SepS in HIuvr,
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STATE Or LOUISIANA.
Parish of St John tho Baptist.

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COI'EI
Sseosssiox Of Marie Csmbrs. r-sdor BY Gra
marriage Of Jean Loaqrs. aHd d~esassl
vidor Of Jean LsSis Hoargs0's.
DY virtue Of an order Of tnle dated Feb
ID ruary 10th, 1856, and to mo directed
by the Honorable ihr Fourth Judicial Die
trict Cour, in and for the parish Of 81, john
the Baptist
shall offer at public sale. on the rlanta-
tion Of Norbert Louque & Ch- Delhcuer
situated in the Bonnct Csrrcts bend. parish
Of st. John the Baptist. on Thur.day, the
22d day Of March next, (ls55). At ~
o'clock A. 81. the hereinafter describe 4
property belonging to the aforesaid sacc~.-
sion, viz:
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France. Vous etes done tous morts!.
C'est done ca que les ministries CONNIE
vous &c font soldsts, Arnold -. II ny
. done plus de France, aussi g.. All!
bon Dieu,,...
Ills '0ns vings contrs un, dit Ar
mold.
-Oui.da. dit Ia vicille toujours u
battue.
Les plus braves ont des rcyers.
ajouta.t.il.
-Oai. dit-elle encore. ....
-Mais nous pouvops rcprendre 10
dessus, grand'mere on est plus fort
chez sol.
-Oui, Arnold. Pourtant nous les
svous toujours battus chez eux, mon
enfant... All. bon Dieu :'... Et ellie agi.
TAFT ses vieux membres. CONNIE pour en-
tirer une ttincellc du fcu qui reste aux
Veterans.
IL faut vous METRE en- surete,
grand mere. reprit le jeunc homme,
vous ct Rudig... Mon pere vous emme-
ners.
Non . s'ecria-t-elle cette fois en-
revenant 4 elle-mene Que le tonnerre
mecrssse 81 je bouge. 81 je me sauve.
moi nj Ie seul fills de ma seulc 6lle. 70.
TIRE nourrice, Arnold. Et votre perc
ma pas pcrdu a jambc pour senfuir
maintcnznt. j'en suis sure. Non, mile
bombes. je ne me suis jamais sauvee
qua Rosbach: ct depuis &c temps, sans
parler de Saint Cast, de Bergen, de
Minden, de Friedberg, jeux d'eufants
de l'sncien regime, depuis &C temps
'ai toujours etc en- avant, ct ma char.
rette narchait en- tete de nos caissons,
ct mon limouier . souyent broutA au
fourrage des grandcs gardes... J'si au.
tant vide de gibernes que de barriques,
entendez-vous nordieu'.. 1T que le
diable m'etrangle 81 je me derangc a
mon Age. Je veux etre coupee en-
quatre 81 je romps dune semelle, auand
meme ils seraient Il. les brigands, pour
nous eventrer. moi. Rudig. ct vous.
meme. Arnold. Je NE f.. d'eux /
present CONNIE toWours..... Qu'ils me
pendent. m'ecorchent. on me brdlent,. :.
Eh! qu'est-ce que celia me fait!
.-Pourtant, dit Arnold, sis We.
naicnt.-. Rudig...
-Eh bien. Rudig... Apres'.. Rudig
est fait pour mourir CONNIE uu autre...
Quand lis scraient Ia vingt mile, je
vous dis que je ne reinucrais pas. J'ai
vu nos gre'udiers Marengo... ut un
jour que des conscrits prenaient Ia route
par le msuvsis bout, jai mis- ma char.
rette en- trayers. Bah reprit-elle, quand
lis seraient Ii, je ne lc croirais pa, en-.
core... C'eA impossible. l'eunemi en-
France. Ah!ah!.. l'ennemi en- Fran.
CO.. lis ont trop mango de raisin dams
le temps en- Champagne. les buveurs
de biere; ct dc nos grapillons de mi.
trail.e ausd... All ali. ah ah,,...
Tout 1 coup une voix i demi etoui.
fee eric sourdcmcnt 4" A vous. grande
mere. Sauvez.vous -. " Et au meme
instant. un coup de piaolet brilla 1 Ia
porte de u cabane ct reelaira CONNIE
h foudre. E o. "" 81.
-Vive rEmpereur. rtpondit Ia
vieille. 1 qui &c bruit bicn connu. s'u-
ni.ant 1 res pensees du moment, rap
pela son eri de guerre. ct qui, SC sen.
tant frappec, dit ainsi Ia seule priere
qu'elle soc vive rEmpereur..... E,,
CONNIE IN cavalier qu'unc ballc desar.
connc. ellie se laissa aller mortc aux
pieds d d'Arbold. soudsin redresse... lie
vieux nsntesu de dragon retomba. lin
eeul suerricr. sur le corps dc Ia vicille
dssgonpe. -,.., 20.
.n. -. .. .. /.
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FEUILLETON.
a,9. UNE e.. aHr ..
quERIE DE- CeBAQUES.
CHAPITRE TROIsIEME.

to On hat0 pour SOiuAr, hIhoiu sc
/" dirigea 1 quclque distance de ID
vile, very 10 chaumiere dune yieille
psysanne iost Ia file await etc - pour.
rice. Bigisse. o. oot ps b dire, etsit
ausyi un vieux seldat: eiie await servi
pres do quannte-A1it asa, cantiniere
du regiment de dragons eolonei-genf.
raj, dcvenu depuis l0e de i'armee. Sa
premiere bataille fut Rosbaeh ct sa der.
nierc Auserlitz &c qui H'empechait
pas qu u'elle n'elt d'silleurs 6ai Il brave
Brigitte, sinsi qu'elle await commence :
4 Rosbach. ellie await sauve les cravstes
de son etendard en- les cachant sous ses
jupous. ct ellie await rapporte dAusser-
litz, dams son havre-.ae deux ou trois
lambeaux de gaidons russes ct autri.
ehiens qui scrvaicnt encore de trophies
i 81 chaumiare dcs bouts d'aigles 1
deux tetes pendaien. cnfumes au toit
de Ia vieilie; on bien. quand IL grele
await troue saifenetrc. ellie sc serrait
des srmoiries des cars ct des Cesars
pour boucher Ia vitrc brisee... Ellie riait
en- les yoyant Ia, CONNIE ferait lc dis
bic sill essuysit ses pieds 4 l'etolc du
papc. ct les montrsit du doigt aux con-
scrits qui passaicut. ra
Arnold en.ra dams Ia cabane san,
etre apcreu; car. de mutt commc de
jour. Brigitsc psine fermait sa porte,
disans qu'cllc n'avait jamais pu teair
dams unc place forte quill ny await
pas de volcurs dams son bon pays d'Al.
SAGE, ct que ID dent des loups netait
pas asses durc pour ses o,.
Bonsoir. grand'mers. dit Arnold
Ia vieille, qui, courbee dams l'ombre.
jurait toutc seule su coin de son feu.
-Qui viye cria-t-elfe, en- saisinant
un ti,on enaamme pour eclairer un pcu
Ia chaumiere; qui vi,c?... Est-ce toi,
Rudig! Or. sa... ~.
Mon, grand mere, rtpondit Arnold.
qui Ia nommait ainsi pour avoir ete
nourrisson de 81 6llc, CO nest pas votre
petit-6ls Rudig; c'sst yotrc petit-hls
Arnold qui Went vous dire sdieu.
-Deja. dit Brigit,e en- rcprenant
son attitude dtja. ct 4 peine 81 vous
.etes entire. Axseyez-vous ID. ajouta.t.
e)lc en- lui moutrant rautre coin de Ia.
tire. ct n'allcz pas me prechcr CONNIE 4
votre ordinaire, tils de l'Eglise car &c
soir. vois-tu. je n'ecoutcrais pas le bon
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INSTITUTION SAINT.CHARLES.

STCEE A GREENVuLE,
Pres de Cavr,liton, paroisse Jefferson tLal.
PENSION, DEMI-PENsION
External do Jsunes Demoiseues.
ETAsLIssIAESI pIRisL PAR
MADAME =, .aS5,
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PElNTRE!! PEISTRE Y
y. CnAPOTON,

ECIETEE Ell IsATTMENT
II lnltl1ssP = n9bse 1 4 Taax Bsis.
. 1lstAs.@. - .ga
Plansssics Do y. isidore DUFREsNE, Saint.
-BsptSts rive droitcD. d.
IL psie IL personnes 4ui vou.lront -
Oui envoysr dcs commands par ecrif,
q lsi sdrsssar lcun lestrcs I Edgsrd, -
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Godefroy CAvAucxAc.
fLs ssife ~ prseAs;s ssmtrsy.
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\ THE FOLLOWING SLAVES A'
- TO WIT: a
TO WIT:

VICTOR, creole mulattn. aged about
sixty-right ycara- ......
ANNA. american griG woman, aged about
CHARLES. creole negro, ased about
thirty eight yrsrs, rarflnan and plouRhmar.
MATJITRIN, creole gri6. aged sbout
thirty years. csrtnsn and plo,lghmsn.
FRANCIS. creole ,nulstto. aged about
twenty-five years. cartman aud plough
nnn.
VICTOR, creole .mulatto, aged about ff
CAROLINE, creole mulatto woman, secd
abcnt eighteen years, house servant. with
her child. ADAM, creole srif aged eighteen
months. .... -..
VICToRINE. creole mulatto woman.
aged about twenty .thr~e yesrs. hnse sery
ant. with her chil, ADELE, aged nine
Lilx. ereo.< a.u,.sss woman. .srd about
INA creole salatto woasn. aged about
thirteoo5eara. . .." b..
CAMEL. creolsncsro. seed eight years
'' fISS) FISS srAx. e,.o,. negro. aged 81.
CECl1A. creole muldlke woman, aged
ten ycars g asasa.
Terms and CO.. 1lkioos. Er
The slsses 10 be sold iss - taavtA of the
price IL adjudication, Csah. ~ the remsiH.
der in equal instslmeut IN Nssch less sad
in March ls57--in notes satisfactorily en-.
/ dorsed and payable st the olssee ri the Re
eortler of the parish Of ~. Johs the ksPtis' /.
secured by mortgage ~ tbe property sold
and bearing penal intssest n 3 6O PER
| snuum from maturity Il ~ then puncsuslly
psid-withnut suthorixinG sny delay.
Tee endorser 10 BE-, eIvsa imn'sdiste'y
after the sAJudicati"n. q. .hit--s
Parish ofst John The Baptist, February
the 18th 1855. f.-T-'s y t.lil f7
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CETTE FONDERIE t,sblie a New York
~ en- 1919, offre inainiensnt cn yente, pret I
etre delivre immediatemcnt, en fontc cVnNe.
nsble pour lcs ache,eurs,
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10000 " - nllrmandc.
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phiquc.
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qui . etc emplo,e dams sucuno partic du
nlonde. La rapidiie svec laQuellc le metal est
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1 crsdit soft pour argent compliant.
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rnOntant de leur eomptc an cljets de notre
manufacture.
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