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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-10

A FRENCH SroRY.-It appears
that in the drawing for the conscrip.
ton in France the son of a widow is
10 all cases exempt. The Paris cor
respondent Of the. New York Ex-
press says that when the last annual
drawing took place, poor man.
whose idolized and only son had
been so unlucky as to draw a num-
Der which made him a lawful prey
to tbe government. went quietly from
the scene to his dwelling, aud was
found next morning hanging dead
IN bis gnrret. He sacrificed his life
to save his son from military service,
and the child, now the son of a wild
ow, was exempt from the much
dreaded CONSUMPTION.
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TGIlah0ma E.a:S.

t1Eunders;gn has lad of blocks Of Less
Il Of several acres in each, for private resi-
denee, and IS now prepared to sell them at pr;
vate sale to those who desire to have summer
residences, in the beautiful and healthy town in
Fussa s,OEsaa. We have in the Town s IA.
besides the most healthy atmosphere and pure
freestone water, most excellent Chalybests
Spring, which is supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur.
WI. MOORE, Agent. etc.
May 20, l85e-sf.
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Cliattanoo~a, Temn-

Bacon-No heavy sales this week, river
bacon may be quoted at 81 CSC City cured
at loo. hog round. Retails higher.
: Corn--A sale of 500 bushels at &c. sacks
included; may be quoted at 35@4oc. Little
offering.
Flour--Superfne S7@S. +.
Feathers worth 33@35c
Fruit.-DHed Apples 1881 90 per bushel.
Peaches unpealed 81 IS, pealed 81 rs.
Lard selling from lO@12c. prime.
Meals worth 35c.
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DIED.

In this county, Sunday, 9th inst, of typhoid
fever, Mr. CARNEY c. SULLIvAN, aged 30 years
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New York. N. W.

Flour, declined, Straight State Sc 50la6 IS
Ohio 81 00t97 sc; Southern 81 25@9 co.;
Wheat firm, Southern red + 70. .dittoswhise
50; Corn declined to Csc; Mess Pork firm.
Bulk Beef dropping. Whiskey 29c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-10

To show to what extent England
is indebted to the United States for
the cotton she consumes, re copy
from an official scource the following
exhibit of the total quantity of raw
cotton imported into the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain, in 1854:
Ponn1s
From United States .722l55 ,101
From Brazil. ....... 1906. 900
From shores of the Mediterranean % 503,o0f
From the British India. 1900. lis, 1886 coo
From West Indies and Guiana... 400, 119
From oihercouatries. - 1.730.9l3
Total 49,, 1885,, 9l3
.0ne-sixth only Of the cousump-
ton Of Great Britain is produced in
the British possessions. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-10

Sales of Gotten for the week 5000 bales,
advanced 4@5; stock on hand, 1900 bales;
receipts Of the week, 1900. Upland mid
dlings quoted at l0Is @10A.v
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

conssables' and Justices blanks justprinted
and for sale at our desk-cheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-10
DR.JOHN BULLS
AMERICAN KING OF PAIN


blessing offered to afflicted humanity to ths suf
ferng millions, the Doctor can say. relief is &C your ccu
mand You have only to use this magical remedy All
Balm. deserve not the pity OF their families
This wonderful medicine during the brief period since
It's introduction has carried happiness to the hearts of
thousands, and made life charm to many who hereto
fore regarded 1t only as painful and miserable exist
eIce.
To the winds with all Liuiments Embrocatious Pam
Killers and Pain Extractors, aud let millions OF glad
tongues proclaim the merics Of the great American
King Of pain preparation composed solely of vege
tables and roots, produced by AMERICAS own rich aid
bounteous soil.
We would ask,the LADIES, who are ways competent
judges Of what is and what is valuable family med
ieine TO do US special favor By giving the King o. Pain
single trial. and If satisfactory exert their inuenes
10 its behalf recommend IT, speak veil and often Of it,
and see that 1t Is used by their afflicted neighbour Tn,
Ladies always charitable and Nhen thsy induce their
suffering friends to this really valuable medicine,
they will 10 doing se OF beneyoence that they
well be proud Of This is powerful aud trulymagical
remedy for all external diseases, Sores sweiRg burns
&C. and for many internal Affections is certain cure,
yet is perfectly harmless aud incapable of producing
the least injurious effects in the most delicate cases
the weakest constitution
1t Is entirely useless to follow the old and vermont
syssem Of publishing TO the public thousands of cert
CT wonders performed by this madeleine. It costs
but tweaty 10 try H. and Dr Bull stakes his
well earned reputation the King Of Pain doing all
and more than he claims for it.
We would ask have you the rheumatism Govt
these are not pleasant companions, and we know that
you would like to drive them as soon "a possible,
then
'BULL's KING oFPAIN"
Would you be cured almost Immediately Of Bowel
Complaint, Dyseutery Summer Complaint Cholera Elcr-
bus, CFaup Cole Head Ache, Tooth any other ache
pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain,
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores, sEeIlings, Cuts, Burns,
soalds Bruises, any other wounds healed, repeat
IL use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN
Would you bs cured Of scald Head STIFF Joints, Sore
Throat Neuralgia, Sore Breast Lnmbsg0 letter Ring
WORN SAT- Rheum Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapel
Hands and ell other Sores either dry running, we
say again and again IoC7 RsxEDr is DR.. John Bulls
"EING OF PAIN"
wouli you b cured Of Kings Evil Cancer Tumors,
Er1ptous or any disease tbs Skin by impure
blood then use Dr. John Bulls Sarsap=rilla internally.
acd the King of Pain externally, nothing be
certain thGn speedy and efsctuEl cure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-10

We have used John Balls SarsapariiIa, and have
known It to be used, With entire satisfaction and
have no hesitation In satiug belief that 10 Is safe
and Faiuabie medical pound. and calculated TO pro-
duce much good and relieve much suerng ana therefore
would eheeFuly and most earnestly recommend il 10 tho
afflicted.
fSignedl T. ". sEIrOy,
L. STEyENscy.
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HING
NEW AND VALUABLE !.

The most powerful King the face Of the globe row
psgas supreme in the American Republic. Tire power
Of the crowned heads of Europe sink into nsgniicanes
when compared to our American King.
European kings employ the power vested la them 10
increase the riches the rich and lordy and reduce
30 greater misery and degradation the poor and depend
ent. American King goes forth with equal willing
the ordly mansion and the humble cabin ready
alike 10 administer relief and to offer health aud hspp
ness the lofty and IoWly, che rich and the poor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-10

DOCTOR HooFlaNo,s
CELEB RATED
Oerman Bitiers,
DE-. G. II. JACKSON, Pnilada.. Pm
, Will EyFEcTuALLY CURE
LltER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JiUypJCE.
Choonic or Nervous DsLility. De-. - -
A,aney' e"d all diseases arisiay from. a 4i..
0rasred Liver or Stomoca.
Such
as Consti-
patton. Inward
Piles, Fuilness, or
Blood to the Head. Ac-
idity of the Stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food.
FulIness or weight in the Stomach.
Sour Fluctuations, Sinking. or Flutteripg
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of tbs
Head. Hurried and difficult Breathing.
Fluttering at the Heart, Cheakiag or
Su!iOcating Sensations when ina
lying Posture, Dimness Of
Vision, Dots of Webs
before the Sight,
Deficiency Of
Perspira-
ton,
ness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, STD
den Flashes of Heart Burning
in the Flesh, Constant I'M
agiaings of Evil, aud
great Depression
Of Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention %
the public to this preparation. does so with
feeling of the utmost confidence in It's virtues
and adaptation I, the diseases for which it il
recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one
that has stood the test of a ten years trial be-
fore the American people. and its reputation
and sale is unri called by any similar Prepara-
ton extant. The testimony in its favor given
By the most prominent and well known Ply
sicians and individuals, in all parts Of the
country. is immense. The following from
your own State is respectfully subm.tGe l. re-
ferring any who may still doubt, TO mysM mo-
rabilia," or Practical Receipt Book, for Fam
ers and Families, to be had gratis, Of all the
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office d Mandatory, 10, Arch
ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
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HARDWARE, GU EESssy ARE &s
I'D 7 stock of Hardware is very x-@z--z>,
AFA complete. I have. COOL
assortment. of Carpenters' Tools ESs-<zEsz
OF all kinds--Nil, n Cut ard Hand Saws
Queensware Of all kinds. Come and see.
Apnl3. I. C. GOODRICH
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or Kings Evil,
Cancers, Eruptions
the Skin. Erysipclas,
Tumors, Chronic, Sore Eyes,
Ring Worm letters Seald Head,
Rheumatism, Pains in this Bones or
Joints, Old Sores ard Ulcers, Swelling of
the Glands, syphilis, dyspepsia, Salt Rheum,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys Diseases arising from the
of Mercury, Loss Of Appetite Pain IN the Side and
shOuldsrs General Debility, LGmbago, Coughs, Colds
Dropsy, sunGce, Costiveuesy Bronchitis, Weakness Of
Chest Sore Throat Pulmonary affections and ali other
Diseases tending 10 produce Consumption Liver Com
plants, Female Irregularities and Complaints, Low
sprits, Sick and Nervous Headache, Night Sweats,
Exposures, or Imprudencs "a Life, Chronic con-
stitutional Diseases, and as Spring aud
Summer Drink, AID General Toric for the
System. and a Gentle and Pleasant
Purgative, II Is superior to Blue
Lick and Congress Wster,
Sal.s, or Seidiilsz
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j. SIN ON Il 60.
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE:
j.. SIN o " d. co,

AVA ~
The din of war is o'er--Pcace is proclaimed ::
ECONOM Y And TASTE COMBINED
GOODS To SUIT THE SEASON, IN THE LATEST STYLES,
just received and constantly receiving,
V1NHE Undersigned request ladies' and gentlemen to
l. give them Il call, and satisfy themselves not only
o. the low p"ice but the quality Of the goods they
have on hand.
IN THE LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Flouncel and plain Bareges and Tissues.
flounced aud plain Muslns ami Orgaudes,
Muslin, Jacon,t and Organdy Robes.
Printed Brilanune>, Jacrne;s and Cambrics,
flain and Printed l.innen Lawns.
Small igure printed Linen iOr childrens wear,
Plain \an-oons and Vic Oria Lawns.
Plain and dotted Swiss, and great variety of white
goods,
Plain and Striped Elack Bareges, Glnglams, Eng.
l,h and French prints.
EMBKOIDERlES.
Embroidered Chcmeset,s and sleeves. in sets,
Ricn Guipure Lace Collars,
A large variety of Silk and Lace Mnntillas.
EmbrOidere. Mus lin and Jaconet Bands.
Very rich Embroidered ilanikcrrhiefs.
Embroidered skirts, q great variety Of iarssols,
Fans. silk Gloves, etc, etc
The GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected for this market. and guaranteed
to be the best Workmanship and latest style compri-
sing
suits of colorei Cashmerettes,
Suits of white linnen lril and Russia Duck
Suits Of Checked Mar>e'lle>,
Suits of Black italian cloth,
Merino, Bombaz!ne, Blrpour and ALPACA Coats.
do DO do do do Pants.
Brown LINEN. Drill, and other STYLES Of summer
Goats. AMI lantS.
Vests OF every descriptions; light SILK Vests ior sum
mcr wear.
All LINEN and l.. B, Shirts,
tn.er garments. in llnnen an! cotton.
silk and Muslin travat>. Half Hose. Gloves. Panama
Hats. Straw Hats for Young America
81. Special attention is paid TO our customer, and
FROM the variety OF oar stock, a pefrct fit is IN all
cases assured.
STAPLES v DOMESTlCS.
just received. a few bales of Eleachclanl Cnhieacil-
ell Shee ings-lOl. II ! and I2-4-wIlict We oier for a
ve.y low price. Also la Line. Sheeting. French
na pe,-. ~riri-"v" blazers. Linen DamasS. 1aTash
Table Cloth AMI Napkins: Linen. Crash Linen ana Cot
ton Nio>q Ieto Netting; Mu>lin> and l;o5inei> for iaTS,
Checks: New YORK Nils I,hica Mills, Great Falls.
Ce-iar Lake. and all celebrated marks Of bleaciet
Cotton.
Brown cotton of all qualities. Cottonaaes. Drnims
and stripes. etc. etc.
J. SIioN Il co.
a,.4 Corner Of Laurel and Third SITS.
.. french JacnnetS. srd6n and figured. French
Lawns. small and figured 80 PER cent Eohin-
On. LADIES l.yl,le thread Gloves. of all colors
and a large variety Of the latest s'yl. .:
Embroidered Collars, so per cent Irish Linens. FIN
tIpiiered Skirts. Extra fine MarseiileS Quilts. l "a,
SO ,.oz l.. c. liauIkerclie!s at 81 ~ l"I dozen AZ
j. SIMON Il co.
lust Arrived Come aud sees:
81 Light Cashmere lan'> 'or Summer wear. 'r'l-
ing Pants, Pure linnen Shirt fronts. laten'ed seam
shirt very fine. Si,ir, collars. Light silk neck ties. 'iras
neck ties. li-1e thread gloves. Isle thread sacks,
Bleachel and unbleached ha hose et ccTcrn. &c.
J.. SIMON n co.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
COUK DU sIxIEME DlSTRIC

COUK DU sIxiEME DISTRICT.
Aureline Daigle, epouse vs. Iovinskl Hebert, mari.
No. l4S4.
G\E PROCES ayant etc Requirement assigne pour
~ cprenve Ct reprit pour .pr.uve commencement a
asslgnatlon, ct il parut u la tour que la plaintiy. a
pr"uve ses rajsOns conform, Ment "A loi ct a l-vidcnc-,
ct il rarut de plus "A Ia Cour, que Ia detendcur a recu
dl,idOre Ilalgie administrator de Ia succession lie
Lou : Itaigle Ia -nmme de cent vingt ct une ~ 100 li-
a>trr> LIENS para piI-rnaux de Ia p%laintivc, "a dite
femme sur lie = Aout ls5h. ct u arpropric cette 81 mme
a son usage sans brnefce a Ia plalntive. ct II parut
de plus que les affair: du detendeur sont on grand
dt>ordie 1t que toute future acquisition de biells par
aph.rnaux par la plain,iNe serait en- danger a n,oin>
lu'ell- ne soft pellni,e d 'administrrr sur Sos propric
ties. t'e,t p~ourqn"i Gu'il Is, "l,lonnr. aiiu.c ct de
crete que la plaintive Aurclne Eaigle. epou>e de To-
sInsk' ilebert ant jugcinent contre son dit mari dams
Ia s"mme de cent vlngt ct unr AZ 100 piastres avtc i'll
,eret de la date de ce jngemtnt. Qu'rne soft declalt
>eparer en- %propriete de- son dit marict authorize d ad-
min'stler sur SEES pr"prie1es separer pre-entes ct iu-
turc sans laide de son d. mari OF gu 'elle ait une by
%potheque sur tous les br-ns neublcs ct rsriav">
de son dit mari du dit & Aout ls5f. pour as>urer les
dts cent vingt ct une 42-iOO riastreS avec lit'tc,et
qui pourait en- prevenir ct les frai> de process taxes.
(>ignt) W.B. ROBERTSON, !uye du
l6 Oct0brc 1856. Sixleme district Juiicia re.
Pour copie couforme: Bureau du t:reiitr. Quest
Baton Rouge, ce 20 Ooctobre, a. j.. 1896.
". Il. CHAxBERIIN, Grefi.r.
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at II O'Clock A. ~, all the right, title and interest Of
the defendant. Frame a. Woods, in and to Il certain
tract o fiand established a. IA sugar flantatlon, STU
ated in this parish and measuring tour arpents in
front on the Mississippi River by a depth Of forty ar
pents htlinh. bounded above by lands now or hereto
fore belonging to Jerome H-bert and below by lands If
jean Ioiron, together with all the buildings aud IN
pr"venents thereon and appartenA ncrs thereun'o
belonging.
SELU\I-And also the following slaves attached 10
and employed III the cultivation vi said plantation.
viz: Mary a negrcsa, aged 80 years Mary Ann -
hcgress, aged ~: BIZ a negro aged ~: Mike Il negro.
aaed 40: Millv Il ncgrc~s. aged ~; tliza a hegre>-,
aged "a: Anderson a negro, aged 20: Jesey a mulat",
aged 20: tranc"i, . negro, aged 10; Little Mary Il
n'-rcss. aged II: Aired a negro. aged ~: Little Joe l.
negro. aged 2f: yellow Mary, aged "A: Little John n
p~gro. aged Il; Lydia a neyre,.. aged IL; Jack a ne
gro. aged II: Nathan ii negro. aged IA; Ellen a negress
age! % Racket a nesle"a aged IL; Jonn, Il negro,
aged S.
To pay and satisfy said writ Of execution.
Terms OF salc-tAsIi.
WI. WHITE. y. s.
West Eaton Rouge. Oct. 31st. 4SJ6.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SMITH DISTRICT COURT

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Irene Hebert. wife vs. Frank White, husband. No 1464.
TN This cause jupcment by default having been
regularly entered against Francis White. the de-
irnAant. and the judicial delays having elapsed. and
h. failing still to appear. this case was taken up and
the law and evidence beng in taso or OF liaintli-It is
therefore ordered, adjuged ard decreed, that the
plaintiff. Irene fiebcrt. have judgement against and
recover from said Francis White. defendant. the sum
Of two thousand four hundred and seventeen dollars
and h;ty-,ix cents. All SCI with legal interest from
the 18th day OF July 1886. IL is further ordered that
she he declared separation property from her iiu>han'!
said ira ncis White. and be allowed the separate adj
ministrat,on of the same-anda also of allfuture prop
erty that she may acquire. laraphernal or other, and
that she have a leaal mortgage On all the property.
jmmOva bles and slaves. of her said husband from the
18th !ay OF June. a. u. 1913, TO secure said sum "t
two thousand fonr hundred and seventeen sc lGO dol
lars, will, legal ,nteI est from the 18th July 1856. and
cosrs of suit to be taxed.
October 10th 1856. ~(s,gned) ". b. RoKER7soS, Iugde
4 true copv: Sixth Judicial District.
Clerks Office. West Baton Rouge, this 18th day O1
October, A. d. lS56. ". {. CRAxBExlIS, Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
.Aureline Iaigle, wife vs. Iovinski llebert, husband.
No 1854.
TTNHIS case having been regularly set for trial and
i taken up Tor trial according 10 assignment, anlit
appearing I" the Conrt tia, the ,laintih has made ont
her cast accosding to the law and TIE evidence. and
it further arpea: ing to The Court that the defendant
has Received from lsidcre !'aigre. administrator o.
the succession Of Louis I!aiglc the sum Of one hund
read and twenty on" ~ 100 dollars, laraphernal prop
erlv, Of the plaintiff !ls SAID wife. on the Ind August
1896, and has appropriated the srme to his own use
without benefit t" plaintiff, aud it further appearing
that the affairs Of the defendant have fallen into great
disorder. and that any future acquisition {. paralh-
ernal property by plaintiff would be endangered unless
she is allowed I" administer her own %p'oberty. 1t is
therefore ordered, adjutged and decreed, that tine
lainiiH. Aureline l:aigle, wife Of Lovinski Hebert,
have JUDGEMENT against her said husband, Tor the
sum Of hnn'ir-,! and twentv-one ~ 100 dollars, with
interest from date of this Judgement-,hat she be de
ciart,. seIarat" in property from '.er said husband,
aud authorised to administer her separate property
present and future. without the assistance Of her
said husband. and that she has q ~nrtgage ON all the
real estate and ~laves Of her said husband. to date
from said 6tn August l>Je, to said one hundred and
twenty one ~ 100 dollars. with the interest that
may accrue. with costs nf suit to be taxed.
October 18th 1s56. (,ighel) ". B ROBERTSON,
A true copy: ,Judrs 9Th Judicial IN trict.
W. B. tHAMBEkKIIS, Clerk.
Clerks office, West Rattn Rouge, October 20 1856.
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SuEk S AL ES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
i'm matter succession Of Claude A. Chopin, decd.
~. WRIT r. of a commission to me directed in the
above entitled succession. from the sixth District
Court for the parish of West Baton Rouge. Of date,
the .th dav Of Oct. 1856. will be offered for sal" at
ruhlic auction. to the last and highest bidder. in
front of tn. Court HOUSE Of tins parish, Oh Monday
the 9TH dav Of November. 1856, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
the following property to wit .
\ certain tract Of land, situated in the parish of
West Baton Rouge, fronting five arpents on False
ki;er. with the depth thereto belonging. and contain
ing Ninrt, Superficial Arpents more or less. bounded
above by lands Of Van Wicklc, below by Willow Teval
La Rauve. am. in the rear by lanGs of Sidney Robert
snn an the following terms and condition. I. wit:
One third cash. the balance on a credit Of one and
Two wears. purchaser to furnish his notes endorsed
satisfactorily. bearing eight per cent. interest after
due, until paid and III Jrtgage retained on the land
until final day mcnt.
West Baton Rouge, Oct. 25th 1856.
y. W. rOPE, Sheriff.
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Valuable Land for Sale in this
Parish

THE following dis.ribed rrac, Of land is for sale On
a>onable and acconoda ing terms. 1t contains los. -.
O.l0O acres, Il about = az. es cleared aud the balance
we'll timbered, and al Of i, tllable land. Ii is situa
ted in the rear Of MeSIs China and Conral's, plan,a
ion and is known in tie neighberhood as the
"THOIlSON TRACT"
in consequence of its having been pa,cn,ea 20 oe
Thompson. 1t is described on the United states Man
Of Survey as Lots 3, Hand II of 5. 81, I. X L
1t lies very near DR.. Lyk's Saw Mill.
3J-Title warranted god Sept. 6-2m.
HS"For further particulars inquire al this Office.
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To Cotton Planters.
To Planters.

A1ady Of the highest respectabihtv beng about to
-''i'''" h'r ar'uous duties as Principal Of a Sem
n' anu 'rgan'St Of a Church. proposes to become
.''ep'esS " in some retired family in the country.
,''s . thoroughly educated classical and BeNe- Le1rps
S"'''r She would prefer completing the education OF
VI more y'un: ladies'. In addition to English, she
S".Ae' french, Drawing, Embroidery and Fancy
work Also Music, in which science she excels. hay
> u'e ana ~practiced for twenty years under the
= OF eminent foreign masters. For test.mon,
~ she refers to her present patron.
'"r further Information apply at this Office.
aug l6-+t
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
paRO1SSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE,

COTR DT EfXlEME DISTRICT
Dams IaGaire de Ia succession de Marie ' tourtaln,
veuve Jean Gras sic, deed. n" 5l2.
A TTENDC bue Jean Pevronnin a ce jour enreeistre
\ co, apuI;cat ion CONNIE eXecutcur daft testcmen-
+, ir, de Ia susdi,e succession, Ell place de Jean Louis
Pevronnin decide
AuiS st par le present dome que tout opposition .
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