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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27
Pfnno-Wouid Exchange an Elegant Piano
for dry goods. Address A. b.. Herald office.

Pianos md Mustc.--Horace Waters. Agent
nr he sale Of the best Boston New York pianos nov
ng =, sss Bteadwsy an entirely new stock Of superior pr
greatly reduced prices No opportunity 70 ss.ure
tn moDth ~ - - $500 ~T'
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Portable Dressing Cases OF nm entirely new
and FORM furnished with articles the sire Of which do
not detrnct from their usefulpess nj A. J. SAuNDERs
NO. actor House aud ~ Broadway
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The News.

now York, Tuesday, November ~, 1858.
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Comb Facsory.-A Rich Assortment OF Tor
toisc shell dress combs OF he newest French patterns be
ssen ut A. a j. SAL NDERs. 81 broadway.
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Envy, Elegant, Grac. fnl, Fash,onah,e and

JON his famiiy and friends.
Easy, Elegant, Graceful, Fashionable and
Piled esa Sa y ss es
who called Broadway no~
Sny depot Gentlemen can never In style
during NE holiday season without the Aid Of Knox ha
Al Whites Fur Emporium aga Broniway.
S & e ss o, S s. e e ,s 90 B. had
way opposite Broadway theatre.
Cancel nguerreotypes,- S,,pcrb MI
nis'ures are taken only {" wiLLIAMsoNs. Brooklyn.
Hnrrison's Daguerrcosypcs and PHOTO
passed for brancy sonsss Of nesn Gan st US
One Shilling Deguerrcotyp~s Are Now
p S
amera, 20 Broadway
Twenty five Cent Dagaerreotypes, In Cases;
as se nnd pGus sin for a onr g 6 POM I
makers, Ss5 broadway
The Gems OF Ambrotypes Taken Mt n. A.
LEwIs l42 Chatham street, the perfection art hey
srucied IN ,he art s'''' opus ~
'Pinno.-Wouid Exchange an Elegant Piano.
for dry goods Address A. b., Herald office.
Pianos md Music.--Hcrace Waters. Agent
nr he sale q The best Boston and New York pianos
melOdeons and ali kinds Of musical msrchandse
hgTeauy reduced prices. No better opportunity
sh month. " - p' -
Pianos, meioe cons and vfolonceIlos Tor Sale.
Three cond hand Pianos for st0 Pianos by Light
Newton bradbury, the best 10 town Come and them
before purchasing Private gentlemen
the evening. Terms, 81 pcr lesson.
CoIBuRN NASH, No. s23 Broadway.
Comb Fscsory.-A Rich Assortment Of Tor
toisc shell dess combs OF m French patterns be
ssen Mt A. A j. SAUNDERS. ~ broadway.
Portable Dressing Cases OF mn entirely new
and compact FORM furnished with articles the size q which do
not tetrnct from their useulpese nj A. j. tAUNDERs
NO. I Aetor House aud ~ Broadway.
Fepcy Cutlery. Embracing q lsrgr Variety
ocket knives the and
beaUtfui rasrrs. also, Of cutlery at A
A J.sAUNpLRs', No 7Asor House and Ss7 Broadway.
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puBLIC SALE gstats e Thomas Hays.


puBLIC SALE Estats e IAoma, Hayes,
u deccaseds-- III NJ N " & n
The public Is hereby informed that there will ~
sold. to the last and highest bidder, BY the under
signed, Auctioneers IN and for the Parish 0f Saint
Landry, at the late residence Of the deceased In Pmi
rie Hayes, in the Parish of st. Landry, on
TuEslsAY y October 80, 1859,
the following described property belonging 70 the
estate Of the deceased, 70 wit:
4. The PLANTATION on which deceased Inst No
sded situated in Prairie Hayes, containing thirteen
hundred and two aEpents. b0niided north By
land Of Joachim Miller, sonh by Bosnian Hayes east
by Bayou Rlaquemine, and west by public land
2. One certain tract or parcel n eW AMP LAND.
situated the eatt side Of Bayou des Cannes meas.
above and below by public mud said tract Of land
being known generally as 4 Old Carrots tract
8 ThirtythrcA NlGHOES. d both soxea and q
"a 1. The III stock of vAcHERY CATTLE, consisting
Of abont 1900 head, together with HORSES and
8. One One lot Of GENTLE CATTLE, numssr,as 10
head. n Il ;sa " 3
I. One hundred head Of SHEEP.
8. 4 Mules, ~, - q II ,fs =
MI . American Horses,
100 head Of Hogs, ssf " q
lesf I lot Of Fodder and Corn,
10000 eightfoot Pickett, ~
1 Household Funiturs. s.
and many other articles too extensive To ennnierat
The terms and conditions Will be mads known %
the day Of sale. q sssSs ~
Opetousas, september 20, 1855. 81
Is G. N. ROGERS 4 p. nEJEAN. AuctioneeTa:.
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TOSEPH HUF1Y, 20 Camp street, New
lmrq4ef, Wholesale and Retaif Dealer IL Fina
Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy and STAPLE Goods,
respedfnty invites the attention of wholesale and
retstl and purchasers y his very large stock
supplied throughout the ySsf : q s.
81 SMELL C0MBs Imitation Shell md Buffalo Combs
" every style and variety. s.s
BIRDS u every ription, Of his own manu-
facture and ~ The 1est Northern factory prices
Hair Pins, Pomatum, Fancy Soaps etc. Il
Fine Fans, Purses, Pocket Books, Work Boxes,
Portable Desks together with m endless variety Of
Porte lonnaaes Sc. e every and shape. and
y Guns, Piitols, Knives Colt and Warmers Revolv.
Ing Pistos, Scissors Razors Life Pesefvers Fishing
Reels and Tackle Of every variety TO suit the most
WATCHES sss JRwELRY, stcfhs stock in this
line, consisting Of the r. Z. Cooper Il Tobias and
real Joseph johnson movements, with : Ane assort-
ment of Swiss Jewelry, Bfyerware, ETC.; have been
selected with great care By +. Roberts, for many
been purchased exclusively for cash, geat induce
nients will be offered to purchasers. Ssss
Every article warranted as represented or the
money refunded - 9 I
q Watches, Jswelry, etc., carefully repaired and
a WATERMAN & BRO, Hardware Aer-
= chants; corner Of Common and magazine sts.,
N0WurieanS nave on iad and arc constantly recelv-
Ing BY f0cign and domestic arrivals, general as
articles, comprising in part as follows
Hardware, Cutlery, etc. Iron, Steel Nails Rope,
xes, Chains, Sythes, Carpenters Tools complete,
5bopers Tools, Anvils, Vises, Bellows, Stock and
Dies, screwpiates, Garden Engines. Pumps, Plows,
Hay Cutters, Corn Shellers, Agricultural Impe-
ments, Mil Crescent and pit Sawsst OK Yokcs Bowa
and Singletrees, Ihrning Iathes, Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crashers, Hoes, Hanes shovels and
Spades, Androns, Tenders, Shoyes and Tongs, Cop
yrnyt fIp3s T}ntt1p pnirpl
Guns, Coffee Heelas Chafing Dishes, Chinese Gongs
Iron Redsteads, Britannia and Plated Ware, Meat
Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Stock Kettles Portable
Forges; Seines; Fishing Tackle, etc. March 81.
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CTRAY MULE Taken Up, by the under
~ signed, at Coulee Croche, an American Mule
Mule had been about the neighborhood for two or
three months. There ia awhite spot on the neck,
forming nearly the letter H. The proprietor will
please come forward, prove properly, pay charges,
and take his Mule away. ANDRE MECHE.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

!NOTICE Mrs. FANNY KErrs, of the Par
~ sh Of St. Landry, has applied by her petition
to be appointed Administrative Of the estate OF her
husband ohm Stiffe late Of said Parish deceased;
Therefore, any person intending to make opp0si-
tion to said appointment will file the same in writing
in my Office, in the town Of Opelousas, within ter
days rom the date of this notice. B
Clerks Office, Opelousas, October 13, 1855.
y 81 u A. GARRIGtES Clerk
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DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given by me,
IL the undersigned, DativesTe Testamentary Executor.
Of the last win and testament of Andre Deshotels,
late of the Parish of ST. Landry, deceased that IN
conformity with the provisions Of said will will
bring suit, in my capacity aforesaid for the eanc
patton Of the following described Slaves, late the
property Of said deceased, to wit:
Z HARRIET, a woman Of griffc color, aged about 40
years, with her five children, to wit: &
HYACINTHE, a woman Of grife color, aged
about twenty years; si4sl ~. 4. 49, s.
LUCY, a woman Of grife color, aged about sixteen
years: 49,. !.
fifteen years;
ELIZA, q girl Of grife color, aged about thirteen
years; and iisss x .iass ~
PAULINE, a girl Of same color. aged about aix
years. j .sgys,.ss - e,...s.5s.l,s,sss s. .ssfs.
and her three children, to wit: s..
f JEAN BAPTISTE, mulatto boy, aged abott
fifteen years;
j. YALMo nj q niulatto boy, aged about nine years,
And LOUISA, mulattress, aged five years.
MARY, q black woman, aged about twenty three
years 3 Jean BAPTISTE SOIItEAU Fills,
Dstiss 4 Tsstamentary Executor Of the last will
stse IS Of Andre Dsshetels, deeeassd.
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NOTTCE. = On SATURDAY, October 20,
IN 1855, at noon, at the bridge over the Bayou
lesson, on the public road, First Diarict south D
vision, there will be let out to the lowest bidder the
repairs necessary to be made ON said bridge, ~ also
on three other bridges on the same road.
sast ss x ssss VEILLAND CHACHERD, ~
y. CHARLxs BouRQUD, s.
- : ysss- UnBAIN G. LAv1HaNH,
opsiousas, ostsssr 8, 1855. Dhsctsrs
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= l - AmeAscAas Ai < Sn@ SsSnoskAue
The following contrast u eoupd II ~
pamphlet Of the Hon. UhaFleg lyAysfrvg on !,
q The Etate Of Parties y III ~ IS
The American party Il ths dlpfihr u ~.
perioue circumsta if II y not ~ Is 1y
it, AsteSerati6 i6ns md utder 6ancttkS oI
solemn oatha, " enaWesp lll ~ neceallif f1s a
The times. it froIaars, 81 u Scosssrfs any
evils produced By pemocyacy buts ~ ! abuses
cOmmitted by q pretended D6m IA payty.
On the contrary, the pure Jefs oman 3oetrine
is the very breath IL ia plat form. What Y Il
IN the opposite party which colafnspds itself "
your support " has 10 little u III Is ~
ovn behalf II y 70 utterly dessnoelcsa, xhsn
afrajgned at the bar of pubic opinion ard xhn
its misdeetlss are recited in the indictment 10
whish II has 10 answer, thnt IL u c6npested "
skulk in self defence behind The es Of 10
predeeessorA which it claims a. ) IN lte in
heritance. According to its new d6cslfnes Il
seemA thdt the demerits and sins of ~ present
generation Ase 70 ~ covered by tho mss5ts and
virtues of The past. The Dem0cratic party \
like the degeiissato 6cscendah Of illustriopb
imcns who e1deayot divert public ekiGA
from theirs own insig gnifcsncy 6 -
called to an aecnunt for tlIe y1SSf III * stbe
Pierce administsstio 1t tsiey "a Sss tl Soics
Of stern inquiry BY sigoing poaan lh6aoe ~
jackson asd Folk This hanclk fecksd ldwari,
when attacked tuns m she1tf tehspd ~
tombs Of his giant 46eessors IesSe him, je|-
low,citisens, IN that Al pieoe of n Y -ths
asylum of putl( Gctions and turn 10 Hsp6fion,
alightlag fezh Olynpua radl6ht with ~, end
smiling le ~ Aa6s 81 lfsg ,stStion Glaidst
the ahld& of coyrapttnIs ~ and dnah. S Z.
n
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y. -
nPELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
y Nj. and Mrs. HOY, with the assistance Of Miss
Hoy and Nine. dc st. Ange, will open on the l2thof
March, In the Town Of 0Relousas first class School,
where the Practical well a. Ornamental branches
Of Female Education will be taught.
They are prepared to give thorough instruction Ii
the English, French, Italian and German Languages
also Music Lessons on the Piano and Guitar, Draw
ing, Painting, Transferring, French Embroidery in
Silk, Chenille and Worsted, Plain Needeswork, CAL
isthcnics, Department, Dancing and Equitation.s
The Principal hopes, with the assistance Of. able
Teachers and the advantages pupils will derive from
constant personal car, ITO secure the patronage Of
the inhabitants Of Opelousas and vicinity. u
Terms, per session Of twenty-one weeks, payable
onehaf in ADVANCE the balance In middle Of the
session - X - Il "
Tuitionin Primary Department /. y. $40 90
Advanced ss rs 90
French, italian and German. 8, n. i. s. each ii 90
instruction on the Piano 4. I. 80 90
:. f Guitar. * 80 90 90
fAlntin8aM 10 %
French Ehbrojdery in Silk, Chenille, Worsted 10 90
Calisthenics, Department, Dancing. J. IA 90
hiding Lessons - each 4 0O
Boarding, Washings Fuol, etc. I, j. go 90
Mime. de st. Ange, having entered into prior en-
gagement at Mrs. Henry's School, lin Natchez, will
not be able to join the School until next session.
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q OR SAL & FOR RENT.

M AND AND RESIDEN CE For SALE.
~ The subscriber offers for sale on very libeMl
terms the place on which he now resides, situated
about one mile from the village Of Bayou Chicot well
suited Is summer residence for bayou planter,
for the home Of a small farmer. There are about 1850
acres of land in the tract with 100 acres cleared,
good Dwelling, with all necessary out-houses, and a
well, giving an abundant supply Of most excellent
shade and ornamental trees, upon tile promised,
which are in good state of repair.
For terms, apply to Landes & Sloane, in the vii
lage, or to GILBERT VANEMBURG. s
( Rayou Cshicot October g. 1856. ga Ss s. "
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and other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms md conditions will be made known on ~
day Of sale.
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InanAn SHINGLES, Six and Nine
4OsOOV Feet PIEUX, WELL CURLING
and dBARRELrHEADING, of best Cypress timber,
for sale by JONATHAN HARRIS,
at his residence in Opel0uaas.
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iuUTEL FOR RENT, AND FURNIs
Ii TITf,I5 FOR EAI.E-t " %t s

IL TURE FOR SALE E
Tie GILT HO USE, in Washing ton, pleasantly
ana conveniently situated to business, is offered for
sale or rent upon accommodating terms. The honss
ia well stocked with new furniture, which may be
had with the building upon liberal terms, and which
will admit Of its being opened without delay Should
the building not be rented and the furniture disposed
Of before, the latter will he offered at public sale on
the premises, on Saturday, September -; Fer E par
. 81 6 Is s. ss.s. = s. or DAVID HUSON.
.HANDsoME REsIDEN CE For SALE
IL will sell my residence in Opelousas for -Four
Thousand Dollars payable in four equal annual IN
stalnents, with eight per cent interest from day Of
9. : july al. 1865. go : " L. II. MARTIN.
EsIDENCE IN WASHINGTON. TO
~ LET.-The residence of the undersigned, one
Of the most pleasant in Washington, together Will,
the vacant grounds attached, will he rented to good
tenant on accommodating terms. The buildings are
neat and cemmodious the yard and garden large the
water the best in the country, and the situation re-
tired. Possession giyon atany time. For terms, ap-
= ELIZABETH r. KELLER,
or to CYRUS THOMPSON.
SyTALUABLE UNIMPROvED LANDS
s9v AT PRIVATE SAL Tho undersigned offers
at private sale on reasonable and accommodating
terms, the following described Tracts Of Land =
Il 576 acres lying east Of the Bayoa Bnuf, and Il
miles of the Junction OF Bayous bHaf ano
Crocodile, adjoining lands Of DR.. L. Webb
and Moore h Prescott.
ii .S36 acres on the west bank Of Bayou B@uf, Ad
Joining lands of Mr.. Littell above and G. l.
Swayze below.
s. 400 acres On the west bank Of Bayou Wake.
T. ,4l2 acres on the east bank Of same, bounded or
the east by the plantation of the undersigned
s. 724 acres bounded on the west by the plantation
Of the undersigned on the south by g. II
King, on the east by a. Nartelle, and on thu
north by laji5s of B. R. Gautt and others.
9. 400 acres on the Elm Bayous near lands OF Ar
The new State road, as surveyed and partly com
pleted runs through the center Of the lands on ant
east Of the Waxie which are not surpassed by an.
landsi the Parish for fertility of soil and timber
having been selected especially by the proprietor
after first seeing all the uncuitivated lands OF tn
Parish.
! Apply to Jonathan Harris, Opelousas, 7. Q, AndeI
son. Washington or the undersigned at his residence
| an Dry Bayou. 5' JAMES MORGAN.
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DLOWS.lThe undersigned has now on hand
IL and will consAlty kssp for sale, at hia shop in
;wnhiSssa, he csasssatsd BALL fL0MA.
I 7fl AZ s5@,4Sf II D. 1ANUMuTY.
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TOHNE MA AcDON AID, Civil Engineer md
~ Surveyor, offers his SERVICES 70 the public Y III
sroantly attend to any orders left at Ghgs N Ealers,
s;,rner az Main and Landry streets, 0pclolsas.
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T O. o. F.-PRA1RIE LODGE No 81 meets at
L. Washington every Saturday night at O'clock
T. G. Anderson, N G; John s. Haw,, " G; N. kenis-
son, Secretary; james Moore, Treasurer; A. Mills
paugh, g. The Order respectfully invited to attend
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nALT HOUSE, (late e ARpRN HOUSE,, 7

7N-AET HOUSE, late y AHDEN. I1UUsK,
NJ Washington, La. ~ The undersigned, having
leased the above House, begs leave to announce to
the public that it is now open for the reception OF
transient and permanent bcrders, ladies and gentle
men. . The house is situated between the upper and
lower steamboat landings, fronting on the Courta:
ebleau. The premises are being thoroughly cleansed
and repaired. The Domestic and Culinary Depart
ment Of the house will be superintended by Mrs. Ca
RANTIN and no effort will be spared to render the
house as pleasant and acceptable to its patrons as
any establishment in the interior OF the State:
| March 81. s. s ~ ~ DAVID HUSON.
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CHERIFF'S SALE SSTAfK or LOUISIANA,
~ District Court, Parish of st. Landry No. 7Ss2.
John and Samuel Lyons Adininistzat0rs, n. Bcljar
BY virtue of writ OF d. "a. issned ID the above en-
titled suit by the District Court IN and for the Parish
Of st. Landry and State Aforesaid ,a 70 me directed
will be exposed at public sale, for cash, at the
Courthouse of this Parish, on SATURDAY, The
Sd day Of November, Az b. 1855, commencing Il
the hour Of IA "A. n. "a ontipuing nom day TO
day, Il necessary, all right, title, interest and
demand of the defend Benjamin r. Rogers, ID
the following property scixed to satisf said writ,
to wit: e
The undivided third part Of TRACT or LAND
On Bayou Wake, in Township South Range
East, Containing about one hundred acres. IS
Sheriff 3 Odicc, Opelousas, Sept 20. 1855. rs
g asis.s u. KNAVTD Sheriff. "
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ifUlIEODOSE s. OBIN, Attorney ut Law,
WI Immortality attend to all business entrusted
b bs care in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Judicial
rstr;cts Office at Opolousas. -
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GHERIFF'S s. STATE Or LOUISIANA
NJ District Court Parish at St.. Landry No. 474S
Mechanics and Traders Bank Of New Orleans VI. Sol

BY virtue OF writ Of a. IA. issued IN the above en-
titled suit by the District Court tor the Parish
will be exposed at public sale, for cash. at the Court
house Of this Paiiah, on SATURDAY the 50 day Of
November, A. D. 1855, commencing 1t the hour of
IL A. M. and continuing from day TO day,if neces-
sary all the right, title interest and demand Df the
defendants, Solhmon Hudson ct al, In the following
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit;
Acertain Tract or Parcel Of LAND, situated In
Bayou Ciicot, st. Landry, measnring two hundred
and fourteen acres, more or less bounded north by
lands of James Grooves, south by Ohert Griffith,
east by Martini and west by with oil the build
ings and improvements thereon erected.
Sheriff. office, Opelousas, Sept. a.. 1856.
ts sssslSs =. j. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
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nRDAyID L. TODD, (late Of the Charity
IL Hospitai,) Washington, La offers his protes-
onal vices 10 the citizens Of Washngto and the
surrounding country. N ssggs ! ~
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I HOTELS, ETC.

DEAVER CREEK SPRINGS FARE
DAREDrCED-From this date, the charges for
Board and odging at the above celebrated watering
place will be One Dollar per day, and Seventy Five
Gents per day for Horses, to transient persons: 70
Shose who remain by the month, and especially to
families. very liberal dednctien1 will be made, to
suit all parties wishing to rd I'm by the week Or
month.
Her establishment is noV in the most perfect or
der, and the Springs give forth an abundance OF wa
ter. The bathing accommodations are good, and her
table cannot be surpassed. AT Call and see. sl
Il - = RACHEL GRADENIGO. *
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yyAIERY ROY, Collector Of Accounts,
v respectfully ofers his services rs sact to the
,ubc, orders left at Ney q Estorge's will be
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1 i InTI SIEJ i Counsellor and Al
A I'M, Law. Opelotias, will attend To any.
Sr,iosas n fis line iii st. Landry and djuinii
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RUNAWAY ETC.

dk1 x REWARD. Strayed or stolen from:
Bellevue, about the 10th of August, dark bay
HORSE with bob tail, about years old, for which
the above reward will be paid, il returned to james
johnson, stage driver, at Madame Estiet's, pr to.
this soficc. ! & ]. b. PRICE, Mail Contractor.
CTRAY MUL aiken Up by the under
- signed, at his plantation on Bayou Boeuf, about
three miles from Moundville, Brown Mare Mule, Of
thus: Re- ut is impossible to describe the brand
accurately.) The owner get the above described
Mule by proving property and paying charges:
:. 7-zsssf ssS - GREEN HUDSpETH.
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sCI1UA1IoN AS TEACHER WAIVED.
NJ A Lady, who hashad several years' experience
in teaching desires situation English teacher in
school family, either in city country. Satissc-
tory testimonials produced For particulars, addrssa
Editors Of the Patriot. ~ -
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t,,reea from Sewerleans with awcll selected stock
al 77Es LADIES' DRESS G GODS
pf variety and
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CTATE OF LOUISIANA District Cour.

GTATE OF LOUISfAN A. District Court
NJ Parish of ST.. Landry No. 1851. Estate Of
Benjamin McCleland. Account etc. II
yALENTINEsC. CLARK, of the Parish Of st. Lam
dry, Administrator Of the estate Of said deceased,
having filed an account OF his administration Of said
estate, accompanied by his petition, praying that
The same may be homologated; And whereas, ths
prayer Of said petition has been granted BY an order
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show canse if any they have in my ofcs;
within thirty days from the first publication thereof,
why said account should not be homologated and
1rmed, as prayed for in said petition q
Clerks 0fles, Opslossss, September 20, 1855.
s 8 s2 n A. GARRIGUES Clerk. 4
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NOTICE.-The public is hereby informed
IN that the death of Mr.. j. B. BHLLoco causes no
change in the commercial partnership Of ]. B. Bel.
locq 4 Co., and that in conformity with an act of
partnership the undersigned will continue the bust
ness Of said firm undar the style Of ]. B. Heiocq
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