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-,pu e., SALE near WASHINGTON CIIi.
IN acre. u nies from wsh,oron .nd AZ from Ans o.
. t.i .sos s.dev and go good eondloa
bersd With heLoy, White snd black ost ehe:tnui .e I'M
s;. sn. ss.
in The u,s Pre- ,s iss %DA Ms NJ
EOR SALE CHEAP or to EXCHANGE for
4 soo1 MORTGAGE or for q pest HOUSE in NEW fQkh~
shooKRLY LIN. csA Il sso' Bs .ar e
Newnt and from Ella.bethto~n hpown s', S VAR
Irq1ire Of JOHN @. WEST No Liberty place We" i''
TOR SALE-Or would be Exchanged for City
i Properly valu.bls COUNTRY SEAT 10 ws;fsas;sf
S SnESck X < a Tes s M sro.s
nor SALE-TwO frst-class brown stone front
L HOUSES BY 80 fee o,, % feet ia;s.. dep; 'aaI
0,., sss , mas1 Il. be-. snrsT u,ted
f e No. a1n ssa t .ss
TOR SALE-No. 115 4th-st., corner of Amos
i st. For Pbysesn Deniist, Dwelling, or business 7as
poses this Offers UNUSUAL sdy:1teset sue
:,snd.l; lot 2s71ss Apply to JUAN D. htA''' ~" %
EOR sALE.-The HOUSE and LIE ASE Of LOT
Il known No 7s Msdson ct The Lot q feet 1ea me-
q SIS yearly till Is51. and Ie.ev. Of twsniyo;so
on %0i B.nt Sds
J1OR SALE-In Elizabethtown, New-Jersey,
u the bass and comuodioss DWELLING HOUSE, 70: u.
resds nee of Stephen r. Britto deceased with seSs
a As: Of a sssssa. aiSs
seent Garden well Stoke with ne snoes ~ S .ns
.hin few isutss wah Of the RsiIssd Depot .,h ss.s
lesdiDr thereto Terms cay For Pne' '"'
particular" app WILLIAM DE eRoor, No. 4 Brosawsyi
m.o w DAY. Elssbe,hiown
NOR SALE-House No. 46 Clinton-place, 18th
il At with or without the Furniture, with 900 er'es
stable In The rear Apply to GEO NJ SNOW" Inouns
NOR SALE or to LET-Five irstclass four
il ,,or, BROWN sTOsE HOUSES with Ensnh base
ment VIZ fsur south SIDE near p:ss
III A sns s :,
nom stosA NJ Or from st' u r. Nj aud 3" NO az f'''
NOR SALE-No. 76 FRANKLIN.ST., west OF
and near Broadway for msnuf.cuIins dwsiss OF busi
ness purposes This location is unsurpassed Immediate pos
session Lot % BY ny yohgs iRELso. No 60 wln.m,t.
HOITSE for SALE.-The splendid four.story
marble front HOUSE situated In lHplaes, Broesiyn
Bot iss feet deep house hnhed in the mott costly .ad
mssn6c with all the modern improvement &c.
'0' 'e'n' pCaALEs HILLsBURoH, No. go w..er.t
VVSHE EVERGREENS " for SALE.-This
s Ssssi ss. sSs ssss
tusted on the Ps-aic adjoining the village Of Belevie
miles f'0m Ss~Y0i and - MILF no ',Gs MORO p'
Pne.H., No. Metropolitan Bank Building
T7NION-SQUARE REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
u No Everett House corner 4th sv and l7th
y. for s and e M .s1
Ter sale or trade OF real estate will please ca. ard
superior advantages Of central Tor tbs
sale Of property hE1E q NJ AoL NM:
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
Contsnins about 100 Acres situated little above Hyde
Park directly on the Of the Hudson River commanding
besuifu view OF and surrounding country On the
rrems.. there 10 variety OF Fruit 60 large Mansion fnm
Hm.e Bsru Ice Bouse Fish Pond and two most excellent
Springs tn. Hon.e rrnnOs through the Farm 70 TIE nysI
ard Is The place has al necessary Farming Tools
Horses Cows Wagons Csni.ses &c &C. Possession given,
desired BY the lst Of March Terms cay nS pnGe sa
other particulars apply TO hUnLh mUno1 A.
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ALssaT NrcoLAy. Auetionees
POSITIVE SALE of THIRTT-TWO NALU-

DOSTTIVE SALE OF IHInf ~. ~ ,a,,a -.
ABLE BUILDING LOTS eh-sv ioeth and iurts !, sra
-ALeFRT ri NICOLAY will sell at auction on ~eUNbo
DAY FEB T. 1855 at o'clock ct the Mechs1s stensnSe
Thirty two vslu.ble Lots - follows: situated on ,ue
s. de Of av comprising the entire block between lotn
srd I67bs u on tho north SIDE Of loo,h
100 feet west from also on the south sids Of
ronneneinr the distance west OF all m the VI
einity OF Inc New Central Park where extensive
.s onem This sale Offers unasus induc smen Tor
OF eapt. and 10 WORTHY the Aentioa OF Pates
hs are DESTROYS Of obspns handsome pront on the pa
.hs,ss Terms easy title perfect In payment ~i
be the Bank for deposn or
an tbe Savings For further uiA
ssp'y to ALBERT II. NiCoLAY. Auesi0Oeer No. Broad
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DIT JORDAN q NORTON, Anc6onesrs and
ID Cepsisiea neshssts. IA ~ 1ssslssy. 10 aaisj
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y Coz roS, Auctioneex.
OABINET-MAKERs STOCK at AUCTION.

" p COTTON will soil THIS DAY. Wednesday
Feb ~ icS O'Clock ct No IS Avenue G. near Stst very
i,,ss .o,tment OF Rosewood and Mshossny Cabinet Fur
pure tire enrire Of dealer declining the oaane
will comprise the usual assortment Of rich Rose Foof ana Ma
hossny Fun iture such Sofas and teteetes mbletop
Center Gard ard Sofa Tables Dining and Extension do mar
bic tor Dessng and plain Bureaus Dvsns BOOK
c..es snd sec etses votse and Easy Chain. rshy carved
mahossny and other Rockers full French Sedeads Cottage
DO black walnut and Chamber Furniture mshos.ny rsior
Cb.is all patterns carved Rocking Mattresses Of various
kr tos. with the entire STOCK OF the store Catalogues
ssy on morning Of sale and no poPonemeot on account
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Professional Notices.

nR. C. D. GRISWOLD, No. GO White-st, will
S.vo,. the bour, from 9 20 - A. NJ and from TO 10
evening to Office pa,iens Ocs prescriptions IN oil cases.
Ora Dollar
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Rw wEsrcorr, An -ti,nser.
rION SAIE Of Good uOIrSEHOID

4 VCIIUN SALE OF VOVy I.VN oHtR 1T
~ FUBsIrURE.-TO-M MORROW treursdsy q ips o'eto;k
r ESTCOrT Auctioneer. VIII sel by etfso<zs srss
ard ees.n, vs-ty OF Household Fuint1- R,se VOID r>ao
Fort- ke beng the rntis PnOf. Chamber sns ossmsa
viii be fouss ~ortby .ertos Of hogs-ssePss and others
sale will be mptoy among which are large sne ee
.n Pier Mirrors surerb Rosewood Piano Forts suite Rove
voos Furuirur- rich rnsh Carpets Velvet R.s'
T.hlss u.rrfcru, Ftsset- Booke.ses c)ty Nssrs and
clot, Ro.e cod rets ATe,es Soas variety OF Sversse
OIL Psn,inss Rosewood sud Mahogany Chamber tsrn't1rs
.rsent Hsr Mattress Fe sher Beds, Bsahe Marble top
Bufrsus Wsshsrd ke With e. and desirable s.sort
-rt OF Basement and Kuehsp fursitze. Extension Table.
boc. Dinner ard Tes Cutlery CrOekey &C. No pos.
rcrtmeu, IN sny secount Catalogues II hoass
A SsiGNEE's SALE-MORTGAGEE'sS SALE.
n Notice hereby given tbs, BY order Of the As'su-es
~ N.~r, Kiop brown and sso under spd BY vrtae OF
Ch,ei Mos.se executed by said Sipp Brovs the vsasoe
Line Of Stage Known the Chelses Line Formerly b.
eusirr 20 said Kip Brown; tosether with the hoSs,
Seshs Carts Harness and all the property And
heop.nf r. or connected with ,aa Line viii be ci PUB
liz Arston the ssbes in 18th between stn and lVth'
sy, on gRIDAY the 9Th day Of February inst At O'Clock.
A Sale po.itixe; ter cash
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nISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
II exist betseen the subserbss under the fm of AT
WOOD. pUNLEtY Co Is dissolved By mutual consent
The busir Of the 6m viii be settled BY either OF the part
the Banning onee Of ATWOOD Co, who sonanus
the busines-Nsw YORK. Feb. l, lass. Z. FAssEtr
j. s. ATWOOD,
p DUSLEYY
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Tusts MoRaELL Auctisneef
A SSIGNEEs SALE of RICH FURNITURE
"A THIS MORNIrG II O'Clock. ct No. so4 BsosA~sy
Of Dusne consisting part Of rosewood Psor sura
suites In usin covered IN rich ssfin brocsss; 60
peor God Hall stsads 1sdsesd and Wsshsans Ssch
walnut Seer tssy Center Table supsisr bissk ws
pst end oak Hrtesson Dining Tables Book rswooA
Otfrans sn6 LsdseS Cham, fancy coverings snoa frsms
Laurs. in fsnsy ssvsrasi viih the ss.A Of sssA
Furniture. go 80.
dJ articles u. --.. rferrr e7-H rI||E II III
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coPARTNERsHIPTh The unde,.isr ed have formed part:
nenhip under the firm Of C J. B0YNTOS Co and will
No 20 Bovsry, Y. G. BOYNrOS,
WN. CAMP,
November Is, 1854 y C BACON
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Garuets, Oil-Glotbs, &f.
Clothing.

II r T S
NGUEv VILE,
No. u Rue Riohelieu,
Near the Thester Francois, Paris
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A 4. BsswIx. Auctoneer
ny BANGS, BROTHER Il Ce.-Trade Sale

FeIDAY EVENING Feb 9. at 81 O'Clock
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOkS-& large collection
Of choice library copies Of vausbe standard wers vsou.
icby bound snc variety Of classical books Also.
ept OF popular ucel.aeous literature, &C. Csts
Iosues will be issued "Wednesday.
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nISSOLUTION.-Rhe cepartnership of RUS
~ SELL s. CUSsIsOHAM u ths this day Dissolved. BY
The bssness Of the firm will be settled BY
the remaining partner, ANDREW CUSSIN9HAM. Who
continues the business at No. 50 csrnine-st
ROBERT RUSSELL
ANDREW CUNSISGHAM
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Rouses ano farms Uante6.

HouSfs an0 Forms Wanff0.
"OTSES WANTED-A few first and second
Ii oIass HOUSES wanted iDmedisely. BY ROSS q En-
vino Real Estate Agents, No. sth sv
WyANTED-A small HOUSE, with modern
w Improvements, In or scar the Seventh Ward Rent
not TO exceed $500. Address j. d. ALLEN NO. ii' East
Broadway
WANTID --A HOUSE, neatly FURNISHED,
suitable for the accommodation Of si1 to eight pesens
without children Rent must be moderNs ana oeauee noe
above 2ot It, Address g. At the Office Of TIL, pspef
VXyANTED to RENT-A small, geDteel House,
w with modern 10 pleasant
b~tv
exceed 400. Address TENANT. Tnbsne Ofice.
VXyANTED-A THREE-STORY HOUSE, on
w the t May within two blocks Of Broadway be-
tween f2tb-sts Rent net 70 exceed f7co address
W. C.. Tribune Ofbce.
WANTED TO RENT-A small three story
w HOUSE with modern improvements between On aud
IAN eta Ard between Sd add 7h Rent must be moderate
Asdses the Office Of this stating location and
trua
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Gopartnersbip Notices,

NOPARTEERSHIP.-W L. PEIR-
~ CEY admitted partner 10 be business eIsns IN
der the nsme 81 THOMAS REFS New fork and ThoM-
AS A RES Co, Limoges, Haute Nienne, France The
portson Of French Chins will be continued under the
and style in Eew-ferk Of RgEs PEIRCsf and ct
Lin oses france % heretofore, THOMAS A REEFS Co -
New York, Feb. 5, 1855 THOMAS REEs
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WILLIAM DUER, Attorney and Counselor-at at:
w Law San rrsnc,sco, California
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JoHS p MONTGOMERY, Auctonssr.
SOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BRO
OUU GANs-yOHN p MONTGOMERY will ell on
THURSDAY Feb g. at the store Of N. Davis Co. No So
Beekmsn Boots Shoes and Bosans, without
serve; fresh seasonsbe goods dect from tue nsnuae
turers adapted to the Southsrn Wssern aud City trade
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DISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
e1ss between the Subscribers, under the ern Of C. j.
BoYkTON & Co. is dissolved BY mutual consent The
b1sness CT the firm Will be settled by C. Boynton snd a.
Camp G j. BOYSTTGS
WIN CAMP
r. BRONSON
Naval Oot WaINWRT1Ur
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HENRY I LEEDS Auctioneer. -
DFREMPTORY SALE of RICH MANUFAC-
Il TIJhED FUR3 THIS DAY, ct Iot o'eloet at store
corner BosSvsy and Walker consisties OF ston: Msen
Roysl Ermne Chischa Fitch London Lusered SETS sna
Vctoriss sc Also 81 genefal ssofmen, OF ZINE
GOODS, all ~ which must be s,ld
ALERT Il. NicoLAy. tuctionser.
CPRING FURNITURE AUCTION SALES
- The undersigned inform bis friends and the
rublc that b. 10 prepared usual to give his personal attain
stertiop to frat cfsss FURNITURE SAILS AUcrI0Nst
an. ,.Seuess of families thai Intend breaking up hsuskseP
ins his ,prinr ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctionser.
n se6l No 4Brosdst.
H. II. LEEDS Auctonser.--ByH VI LEsps Go
COAP WORKS for SALE.-THURSDAY, Feb
- at u O'CLOCK the No 81 Rutsersh IT.. corner Of
Chsrry it, consisting OF Is hone boiler 6horse ensse soap
Kettles teaches betting sheetins &C. Can be examined a.
shovs AZ an tim. previous The purchaser have
the lease Of the building II required
VS. MrLLoa Auet,onser. BY HoUGHroS hsLLoR
TOMORROW (Thursday) at lO4 o'clock at
Il No lis Nassau ct elegant HoUscHOLO FURNITURE.
Carpet China Ware Oil Ptinnss Pier and Oval Mirrors.
vs Boewood Psror Suites Bed ssds Bureaus and Wash
stspds Ensmeed Chamber suss Sofas Chsirs R,cksrs.
Boi Lounges &C. Goods can 30 packed for shipping
the p'snisss
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FLORIDA.

FLORIDA. E--r=s p .r .s
Bidders are ytqws.ed 10 ezassine carefully the in
struct,ons, forms of proposal dc, attached to this
Advertisement. -- .1 Ata rre5
660l From Charleston, 8 G, by jacksonville, Fla
rr- Mandarin, Magnolia Mills, Middleourg, Pico-
-.. lata, and Orange Mills, TO Platka, 900 miles
-- and back, twick . %e.k --------
60 Leave Charleston T1esd az and Saturday at pm
al Arrive ut JscssSnyils next days BY - m -.
Leave Jacksonville Wednesday and Sunday 1T
12m ~. 4 80
Arrive ct Pilatts next days by6sn
Lsave Pilatka Monday and Thursday at m
Arrive at Jseksosville next dsys by Q n 81
ar Leave jacksonville Tuesday and Friday at 4
Arrivsst cbarIsstop nest days by 10 m
Bids to sxtend to, Welska are invited -
6602 From aJacksonvills, by Barber's, Alligator,
Little River, Mineral Springs, Celunbus,
~ So Madison, Sandy Ford, and Monticello, to
urr3 TllAbssses, 1s2 miles and back, twice .
, /, Leave jacksonville sunday and Wednesday at
no. Arrive 1t r.llahas7ss 10 IS hours, by7pn =,
.eai Leave Tallahassee Sunday and "Wednesday at s
Arrivs 1t Jacksonville in ~ hourA By BAN
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INSTRUCTIONS

F5rm Of a proposal where change from adv.ri.e.
ment is contemplated by the bidder.
/. -. OF -. county Of -, State on
-, propose to convey the msils frum July
1855. to June 80, 1889 on route No -, fr,m-
to -, agreea,ly to the sdver issment Of tn.
Postmaster 1en-ral GATED January Ia, 1855, and by
The following m de Of conv vance, viz:
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g ,iOl E-.i.--s = Il: a.sit&.--ITS Etbrr-Hti
.sI,iI3.EOoG .YAUak . AUIYAT
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.aeI.AT e HAH3
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: . ia Ifi'i9 taA 1svil 40 acqB Goifag.yaE
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once q week
Leave Tampa Thursday at Gam esd
Arrive at Msnatee next day b, lam
Leave Manatee Friday at p m I'D.
Arrive at Tampa next day by 6pm
6s2s From Tampa to Old Tampa Bay, 80 milesland
ba"k, Onoe week -.. .-..-..
Leave Tampa Monday at Ga m
Arrive at Old Tampa Bay same day by 6pn
Leave Old Tampa Bay Tuesday ct 6 IN
Arrive at Tampa same day by 6pm
$50 From Tampa, by Kennedy's Store, {, Icbs.
puckesasss, 80 miles and back, once q week
Leave Tampa Thursday att am
Arrive at lchehuckef ASA sans day by 6 pm
Leave Ichepucke-a So Wedne day at am
Arrive at Tampa sam day BY 6pm. ~
ESQ From Ichepuckesassa 70 J.rnigsn, 81 miles
and back once q week. 40 n
Leave Ichs puckesaSss Friday ct an
Arrive at Jernigan next day by - m
Leave Jerni9an Saturday at m
Arrive at Ishepuckss ssa next day by 6 pm
oSSi From ron. aello.,ilis to Jsrnisan' 90 miles and
Leave Msllonvills Tuesday at IL m 80
Arrive stJernissn same day SPIN
Leave Jernigan Wednesday at Q m r-s
.s,s Arrive ,. =. i M.llonvis same day By Jpn
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Tallahassee Monday, wednesday, and
Friday att an
Arrive at st Marks same days by Jpn
!. Leave st Marks Tuesday, Thursday, and satur'
: Arrivs ct Tailah.ssse same days BY Inn
oSSS Prom Tallahassee, By hicosnkis, 10 Bunksr,s
- Hi, % miles and hack, tVics week. , } !.
bears Tallahassee Monday aid Wednesday ct 8
I'm az III ! -
Arrive at Bunk.r's HIN sam. dsys BY 3 . m ,-'s
Leave Bunhers HIN Tuesday ard Thursisy ste
Am -r -'t -H..rs4 = = r'gI
Arrive at Talshasses same days BY Spm
1884 fr m Tallahassee to Waukeenah, is mijss ana
back. twice week, 1F7'F',T =,
Leave Tallahassee Moudsy and Wednesday al Z
Arrive At wsuksenah same days By II m "a
- Leave Wsnkesaah Monday and Wedn .sdsy q
Jpn ,,t - = rag
Arrive At TafAhassss same days BY : ! n -as,
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o%4S From Canton, by Rail- Ground, Harnagsviiie,
and Juno, to Dahlopega, 40 miles and haok,
The American patriot., 1855-05-19
PROBATE SALES.

PROBATE SALE,


PROBATE SALE.
The SrAfE OF LOUISIANA.
Eight Judicial District C0urt-Parish of
St. Helena
In the matter Of the Succession of Eliza Fluker,
deceased.
I N pursuance of an order and authorized by a
L commission, to me directed, from the honorable
Court aforesaid, will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house in the parish Of East Feliciana in
said State,
On TUESDAY, THE 22D DAY OF MAY,
1855, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, the following named
and described property appertaining to said success
sion-to-wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, SITUATED
lying and being in the parish Of East Felicana La,
supposed to contain one hundred and sixty (l60)
acres, being a quarter section; and bounded on
the north by lands Of James H. Muse, west by the
Comite River, south and east by lands Of Messy.
| Terms Of sale-A credit of one, two and three
years from the day Of sale, in equal annual install
ments purchasers required to give notes, with ap-
proved personal security bearing interest at eight
per cent per annum after maturity, and special
mortgage retained on said land to secure the final
payment Of the purchase price.
ap2l A. J. LAW, Sheriff.
The American patriot., 1855-05-19
LANG WORTHY & 7TLDON,
SOLE Agents, for Clinton, La

SHERMAN'S PLANTATION RETENTION
TRUSS is the most servicablc, comfortable mud Sc.
cure, aside from the Patent Truss Of any in use.
Price S6.
sHERMAN'S PLANTATION SUPPORTERS,
are the best and cheapest now in ,sc for the relief
and cure Of prolapsus uteri, &c. Price &c.
SHERMAN'S LATE PATENT CHEST EXPAN.
DERS, or Steel Shoulder Brace, is something which
every person can to advantage; it expands and
strengthens she chest, is sure bar against con
sumption, and II relief and cure for all lung and
heart diseases. Price $40.
SHERMAN'S LACE SHOULDER BRACES -
the second best in use. Price S5.
CE-The above articles are sold at the propriee
tors establishment 4s ST. Charles street. New IN
leans, and at the Drug Story of
LANGWOkTHY & TII.pON.
mar2l Sole Agents in Clinton, La
The American patriot., 1855-05-19
HOE l. cos PATENT GROUND SAWS.

HOE l. cos PATENT GROUND SAWS.
THE subscribers manufacture from the best Cns,
l Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from two to eighty
inches In diameter. Their Saws are hardened
and tempered, and are ground and finished by ma.
chinery designed expressly for the purpose and are
therefore much superior TO those ground in the
usual manner, they are strengthened and stiff
ened by increasing them id thickness regularly from
the cutting edge to the centre, consequently do.
not become heated Or hucklea, and produce .
great saving in timber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Ain Pi. ana
Cross-Cut SAWS, and Billet webbs Of superior
quality, all of which tney have for sale, or they
may be obtained OF the principal hardware mer
chants throughout the United States and Canada
r. HOE g. co.
d27 % and 81 Gold st.. N. Y
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Parish Of East Feliciana. No. ll63.
NOTICE is hereby given that s. N. Brian, ad.
IN ministrator of the succession of Wm r. Brian,
has filed in this Court an account of his admins
tration, which will be homologated in ten days
after the publication of this notice, unless legal
oppositionbe filed thereto.
mayl2 II. SKIPWITH, Clerk.
The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Parish of East Feliciana ( No. Ill.
NOTICE is hereby given that Francis Brian has
IN fled in this Court final account of his admin.
istration of the estate of Hannah Brian, deceased
which will be homologated in ten days after the
publication of this notice, unless legal opposition be
made thereto.
ap2l S. E. HUNTER, Deputy Clerk.
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TO PLANTERS.

II J. B. ROMER, NJ. D., wishes to inform the
l.. Planters of Louisiana and Mississippi, that
he has established at Greenwen Springs, in the
Parish of East Baton Rouge, an
INFI X N A Y,
for the reception Of Negroes affected with chronic
Diseases where an Alternative tonic treatment is
required
My observation of the effect produced by the use
of these waters, warrants to affirm most en-
phatcally, that they equal to any chalybcate
springs Of the country and greatly superior to
some now in favor with the public.
My charge for board and medical attendance is
81 per day, for each negro. Surgical cases. ex.
tra.)
have the honor to subscribe myself sir,
Your humble servant,
-. b. ROMER, N. d.
Baton Rouge, March, 1856. mr2l
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JUDGMENTS.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT-No. 2al5.
Minerva Ann Rogers, wife,

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT-No. 2Slo'
Minerva Ann Rogers, wife,
We.
VIM. J. Chapman, husband.
THIS tase coming ON for trial. and for the reason
i of the law and the evidence being in mvor OF
plaintiff, and against the defendant 1t Is ordered,
adiudged and decreed that she be separated IN
community from her said husband, VIM. J. Chap
man, and that she have the administration OF her
separate estate-to-wit: Negro man Charles, IL
years Of age; Mahala, twenty years; Nancy ana
her two children, to-wit: Adam and Guy; negro
boy Elisha sixteen years Of age. And 1t is further
ordered, adjudged and decreed that she have ana
recover judgment against her said husband for the
sum of five hundred and twenty-six 43-lO0 dolls.
with five per cent. interest on same from April
18th, 1855; that for the payment Of same she have
legal mortgage on all the real estate and slaves OF
her said husband from July lst Qs5l) eighteen
hundred and fifty one, and that writ OF possession
issue to the sheriff to put plaintiff in possession Of
her said paraphernal property, and 1t is further Or
dered that defendant pay the costs Of suit.
| April 81, 1866.
EDWIN T. MERRICK,
Judge Of the 7th Judicial District
Certified to be true copy of the original on file
and of record, in the Clerks Office Of the parish
East Feliciana. May lst, 1855.
| S. E. HUNTER,
mays Deputy Clerk.
The American patriot., 1855-05-19
NOTICE
nin,ayl9

ITO ali Officers and Soldiers of the war Of 1912,
i to all Officers and Soldiers who were engaged
in any military service, including the Indian wars
wagoners, Fotlamen and all those. those engaged In u;
Marine service, and to their Widows and Minor
Children, that on additional amount of BOUNTY
LAND has been granted to them, 80 as to make
in all 100 Acres by the last act Of Congress: !
am ready and willing to attend to the wants OF all
such persons who may call on me to procure their
LAND CLAIMS have the NUMBERS, the
DATES of the ISSUES and the AMOUNTS Of
those who have employed me heretofore toprocure
their Lands. Please call ut my Office, in Clinton
mrl4 JOHN NJ. ROBERTS.
The American patriot., 1855-05-19
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
To the Teachers and Directors Of the Public
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To the Teachers and Directors Of the Public
Schools Of East Fsliciana.
CCORDING to late set Of the Legislature,
n the Parish Treasurer cannot pay any warrants
unless the Teachers and Directors comply with
the requirements of section Of 23 Of the School
Act giving statement of the number Of schools
in each district, the time taught-viz: the num-
ber Of months and days, the number of children
attending schools; designating male and female;
the number Of children not attending, and the
compensation of the teacher.
The amount Of the apportionment due the parish
for the quarter ending 3lst December, 1854, was
$lO08 90; the number of children in the parish
between the ages of 6 and l6 years were lOl6.
The amount of apportiontment due the parish
for the quarter ending March 81 1855, is Sl764 90;
the number of children in the parish, 1919.
Teachers and Directors are requested to comply
with the above mentioned act in issuing their war
rants, without which no warrant will be paid.
ap2l A. w. DELEE, Parish Treasurer.