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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-27
CEpreGse9.
I'D ia II FL Y
Freight Zine!
-BETwEEN-
Worcester and NeaO York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT CONIPANY,S LINE
of Powerful Screw Steamers,
-BETWEEN-
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the

PkOFIDENCE AND NEW YORK
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence 81 Worcester Rail Road.
o. q'Ys5s@ a, u Goods transported between Wcr-
-zsees ==z8, Scsster and New York as low, and Will
equal despatch, as by any other line.
The Steamers of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted) from OF of South Main
Street. and will leave New York daily Sundays except
ed) from Pier Ii, North River
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates. and forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line of Propeers between New York and Phiadel
phia, and with the tri-weekly inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines il directed at our
current rates.
For further information, apply to W. II. JOURDAN
oder, Pier No. H. North River, New York, or to
u. BUFFCM, Agent Foot South Main st.,
Worce ter, June 25,lS56, dawtf Providence.
.ls.zssasg7 FULLER,s NORWICH AND
WORCESTER EXPRESS.
O. ;. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Trin Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line, and forward
packages to New London Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages.
0FFIoEs-1sO Main ST., Worcester N O. Brakenridge's
tore, under waqregan house, Norwich, e. b.
Worcester, Sept. list, 1855 sept5
rJstst.Issse., ROsS'S PROVlDENCE AND
sssssssai.yss va WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended 10 with despatcL
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Exreas
hVsinesst nacted at FAN River, Mansfield Ateboro}
Taunton, ,eW Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; BRISTOL
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston Warwick
Wickhed, Peaceda and Wakefield, II. l.; and Stonine
on, Conn
OpuoEs.-lSO Main street, Worcester; Horace Cookie
Store Woonsooheti No. Exchange street, Providence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-27

MUSICAL NOTICE-A. WHITING would
I'VE respectfully inform his former pupils and all those
who may wish for services That he has turned from
his vacation, and is ready give lessons on the Pr
will meet SATURDAY 9th inst, at D. M at his Music
Rooms 239 (up stairs) Main Street. Singing Schools
taught out of the city, if desired.
Worces' er, September 4, IS56. dlmA
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STNAM EITrINcS

STEAM FITTINGS.
FOR the convenience of Mechanics and Others the uu
dersgned has made arrangements to keep constantly on
hahd, full assortment of PIPE and FITTINGS. for
steam purposes, which will be sold at as low prices an
can be obtained elsewhere.
having engaged competent and experienced workmen,
he now prepared to take contracts for the fitting IN al
FACTORIES, Machine Shops Hotels, and other buildings
lor Heating by Steam; all work warranted to be done in
anteed. LANES n PIIKsE S3t
d0N NO. fearL Street, WOrceSter. dom
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To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in
premises:
TEVHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Wesbor
ough desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth taking cognzance Of juvenile delinquency,
that the Reform School occupied by larger mum
Der of boys than is fitted to provide for They therefore
request tn t. at present, be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates the
Houses of Correction, as provided by law To prevent
this necessity this notice is respectfully given.
By order oil the Trustees
TH0S. A. GREENE, sec'y.
WaethoroYgb oct II 1871
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A%TORCESTER C0RNET BAND.-W
Wv l. HOBBS, Leader; N 2. GODDARD, Director.
The above are prepared to furnish music all oCea.
sons, Brass Band. Any number of musicians fur
nished for quadrille music.
Apply to J. NJ. ALDRICH, or to
T. G. BANCROFT, Clerk.
Worcester, May so, 1856. diff
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SPECIAL NOTICE,-Al persons having ac-
- counts with the late firm of B. L. HAIID0N & CO..
contracted before the first day of July 1856 and remain
in unsettled, hereby notified that immediate payment
must be made or the accounts will be left with attor
ney for collection B. L. HARD0N & co.
al diff
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MTOTICE.-TEe subscribers hereby give notice that
~ having purchased the Eating and Ice Cream Saloon
of D. c. Gates Bay State House Block they have formed
a copartnership to be known as GREENWOOD & BE.
MIS-, for the purpose of carrying on said business.
SAMUEL W. BEMIS,
a5 diff APPLETON GREENWOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-27

Having used Dr. Webbar's discovery in my prac
tee believe it to he safe and valuable remedy fol- all
Throat and Lung difficulties. H. P REmcx, NJ. D.,
pnchll div Charle-town, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-27

EAISSOLUTEON OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP The ropartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the firm of MANSON 4
B0WKER, is this Say dissolved by mutual cons mt.
f. MANSON.
s Il. BOMKER.
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The Rostom Remehv
Arnold's Globules and Vital Fluid

The character of Pleasant Purifying Tonic in contra
distinction to that of Nauseating Drastic Physc; and
constituted them the
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*For the proof of this assertion reference is made to
Messrs. BURR FOSTER h Co.. the oldest proprietary med
cine dealers in Boston. aug daWtf
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During tho period Of the occupation Of
France by tho allies Of Louis XYlIl, III 4 81h,
this system was pursued extensively BY thu
French officers. Patriotism and deep sscnsee
of injury perhaps palliated its ntrocity DHy
after day, English and Prlssan officers would
be grossly insulted by Frenchmen, would yend@
d cartel, tight, and be carried of regularly tS Y
iI'ere Ia Chaise. Some Of Napoleen's maitree
d'armes made business Of killing theif inatI
regularly each day.
"A story is told of one of them-.san sSla
Capitaine Ducroc--who had slain his 6qeres,
and was never known to have met hi$ 9tch
with the sword He never sent challenge,
was always the aggrcssor, and pitilessly ihAistHd
When he had not found an Adversary iii tie
course Of the day, he would enter tho Cafe Toy,
nt Paris, towards six o'clock. for dinner md
the walters could toll by his face, and the WY
he twirlcd his, nustachc, that he was Oh tho
lookout for quarrel. Woe to him who gsFe
him the least chance, One evening. there
chanced to drop into the same cafe aT English
officer named Gwynne. He belonged to th6
army Of occupation, but had only just retntnEi
| to his regiment from his home, where hes Ind
been kept a close prisoner by q wound received
at Waterloo. During his absence, hia brother
had the misfortune SD be heard -t0 quarrel
with Capitaine Ducroc, and be killed BIZ him
| in duel
awynnc entered the Gale Foy, . few minutes
before six, and sat down at q small vacant H.
ble A waiter Started at the sight, and run
hing to the Englishman, observed, with some
agitation, that that was { tho Captain's table,.
"What captain, my friend 7 asked the Eng
/ lishman. aOh! le Capitpinc Ducroclv . an
swered the waiter, pronouncing the terrible
name almost with a feeling Of awe Gwynne's
check flushed at the mime, but merely observed
that !" this table was like all the others, seem
Iingly; still he said, eff the Captain insisted
4 upon it, he would doubtless satisfy him. On
which he took up the newspaper and began to
read. l7's ~ 9ssF Is
i Almost at the same instant the door opened
and heavy tread Of spurred boots was heard
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SHERIFF'S SALE-Sr4TE OF LOUISIANA
~ M District Court, Parish of st. Landry; No 7oo5
NlIes u 10. VS.. Thomas c. Anderson ct ais.
ny vrt1e of writ of alias fl. ia. issued IN the
sboye y. entitled suit by the District Court in and for
.ne rash Of ST. Landry and state aforesaid and to
t e directed will expose at public sale for cash al
INC INC Ggirt-house of this Parish, on SATURDAY,
n ne "a day Of May, A. D. 1856, commencing at
M sn5 hour of IL A. NJ. and continuing from day 10
aay necessary, all the right, title, interest and
asio9nd e9 Of the said defendants L. c. Anderson e'
~ ~ IN and to the following property seized to sat
i: certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
sghateG ia The certiaeate Of the Receiver of the
tSua ts oiee at Opeousas, dated March D, ISIS, 10
sSts as the southeast quarter of northeast quarter
~ eecfon No. 10, in Township No. south OF Range
~ -; East, containing 40 and 3i-l0O acres.
=, .; :. TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, designated
A. a. tle certificate Of the Receiver of the Land Office
as.el March II, 1S4s, No. 1872, as the east half o.
,,oa'Wsst ,e quarter and west half OF southeast quar-
o. 0. Section No, Z, in Township Ne. 5, south o
range No. East, containing l6O and 52-l0o acres.
y Alto, TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, de
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LAST CALL.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYHRS.--The un-
IN dersigned, Collector of the Parish Tax Tor tie
Culom in the Town of 0pelonsas on The 4th Inst,
and for thirty consecutive days thereafter sundays
excepted), for the purpose Of reeeiyslg The IaNes
from those who may not have availed themselves OF
the opportunity offered them by previous notices.
unpaid due the Parish for the year 1855, will be col
lected in due form of Law.
Opelousas, April II, 1856.
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sACADEMY.-This insti-
~ tuition occupies the buildings erected for the
College of Franklin, at the distance Of about half
mile from the village of 0pelousas.
The plan Of instruction pursued at this institution
embraces four distinct courses which may be pursued
separately Or coniointly, viz;
A LITERARY COURSE,
including Reading, Spelling, Writing, Grammar,
Composition, History, Rhetoric and Eleention;
r. A MATHEMArIcAL COURSE,
including Arithmetic. Algebra, Geometry and Ti1go'
nometry with their application TO Mensnration, sur
yeying and Civil Engineering.
A SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
Including Geography, Natural Philosophy, Astrono-
nv. Chemistry Botany, Natural History, lntellec-
tllal Philosophy and Political Economy.
A CLASSICAL COURSE, ts
including such knowledge Of the Latin and Greek
authors as is required to admit young man to the
Freshman class in the University.
Resides the regular courses, INSTRUCTION will be
riyen in the Spanish and German languages, when
ever there shall be sufficient number OF appca
tios to Justify lbe employment of Professors OF thos'
languages. IT,. .,,. 1-,,,;sl
and French languages.
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oraLousAs SATURDAY. slloRNlne, ApRlI 70 1856
STE, AMBOATs, ETC.

WASHINGTONe& & NEW ORLEANS.
~ The regular packet steamer MA -
hK ~ hEss, Joh6s Lyons, commander sI4aa6 -
having entered t9 above trade, will CON -
.inue throughout The season leaving NewOrleans
every Tuesday 81 sA o'clock P. NJ. and Wef1ssp gton
every Saturday at o'clock "A. NJ. Il
- Ihe Mary Bess ha abeen purchased for the above
Trade, has been thor6 ghy repairth, stands A No.
in the Insurance Off 4, has handsome accommoda.
tons for passengers will convey freight and pas
sengers at as low rates sany boat in the trade.
NEW ORLEANS SybPELOUSAS, WASH
~ INGTON AND BsYOU. BGUF -
PACKET.-T elegant SAnd fast rum i flII19
ming steamer sYDoNIA, GusrAvE q.
LouAILLIEE, master, built expressly for this trade
will as soon as there may n water sufficient, My
as regular weekly packet between Opeloulsas, 81
Washington, Bayou Bmuf and NewOrleans This
boat is safe, comfortable and fast runner admirably
built. and having been thoroughly repaired, painted
and renovated, makes her the best boat in the trade
for the travelling community. The officers will use
all their exertons to satisfy those who will encourage
them: For further information, apply on board.
N.B.-The Sydona will transport freight for as
low price as any boat in the trade. 81 5. : -
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TN have N N IA w'nS]d + jl3ofs 4 81
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becaine - Z ~ r
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i cJasned to mine M. sv1c& i1la1
true nohiiitvs M unWort NJ Z ~ =
waa about to, win. < I vet d. F.
the hall--the inn. cool. n N +
trod 40 dizxiIy. daSinr NOT u II
Sutherlanda Il nrcsa,1ce. sSNelI 4 81 II IA
M up. s}s| n
told--in what words 4 cSHnoe n
now !: but soIcmnly. faithfully II 3 4 4 Id I2
swcrinr nv account before HS6 n l( \ i
and the wi,oIe frnth. HI lfStSiil1 -
hands 81, his aves. ard tbs, " Il; ii g IN
heavy s;ph lke = won,ansa lob x
rose and walked fecbly Ia fhe DOR II
paused. a thourh Is account Irr IEii r. " &
h i onrht to thank her, yoa kn0t
not be--not by any means !: sin 4 g0uS = g.
and thank her the -dcar-4ckila fR
ceased, broken by emotion. Once mote ~
out his hand Igrnspcd Il, and said 4: /
AL the parIof.door lie stopped, QppArSn nsly ~
me to precedo hin, IN entering thcre hat,
accidentally, i passed on asd NJ iln - 4 \
alone. Whether he knew it or not,
clear as light what would happen
there. Thc door st,t, they txo heiS8 i n
and /, withoHt Ins Iii hour 4 canse
tho house. / had hnun wand m 7 I'M = xx
think iSndaFSxhe HI w6u{Is III sF9 y 81 Y
hut i fslt yerv cold . 4 wass 81 xyS 6i II :
those trees. Ind ne NAY to 1jess hlil r sllk1
parlor-window; aud s6ne insane att5 otion
made lno look III, i'd i went by. IIsy Wtfo
standinr--they two--cloee toRother RI tSyefD
Estand, Ills arm folded her close HI 5Sco, IN
radiant, vet trembling with tendi Inasn, ~
pressed upon hero nv God Nj ss ss
/ am kalcinclined 10 blot out vi Ill "a
tcnce, as I'll seems 90 foolish to q llkta On tho
loye.mckinrs of people now twelvs n rllgl
ricd aud besides, growing older, NSe lselS4 4tkt
moro how rarely and how soleu nv III I7oIy
Name ought to be mingled with my xnee1
burst II human emotion. ButsI fktnk tkS
ALL -Merciful One would pefy3on IL then; OK
course No reader viii mnry@ u Nv sh0Wins
emotion over the union Of these nv kwo dealss2
objects On earth. M ss ss
From that union can now trpIx ~ I have
derived the greatest comforts 81 Nv ~ .l4ay
were married Quickly, as / urpea, MI S3nkhsts
Iland settling his wiMs whole proy, n upou
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Terms AND CONDITIONS.

n TERMS A n u w N u - " " %.
The Academical year commences on the last Mon
day in October, and continues forty-fonr weeks.
II engagements are regarded by the year, with
out specia arrangements to The contrary and pay
ment is required quarterly in advance
All directions with regard TO pupils innst be gwen
ally, or by sealed COMMUNICATIONS.
Boarders are required Is furnish their own bed and
bedding, and to have all their articles OF clothing
plainly marked.
e;nht in the morning to five in the evening.
tuition for the year of forty-four weeks, first
three courses one or all, l,........--......s5 sou w
Same, together with Classical course ....-r Go y,
EXTRA CHARGES.
Spanish and German languages, each 70 70 y, y,
Washing .,..........-...s... ..-''''' ~ w w
Fuel ''-''' 't'
paardsrs who have fire in their rooms will furnisl
their own fuel and lights. 49,,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-STATEo OF LOUISIANA,
~ District Court, Parish of ST. Landry. NO '5ll'
hfum King Us. Robert Bundck.
by virtue of an order of seizure and sale, issued N
the above entitled suit by the District Court in and
or the Parish of ST. Landry and State aforesaid, and
% no directed will he exposed at public sale on a
credit of twelve months, at the Courthouse Oh tls
Parish, on SATURDAY., the Sd day of May, 4. D..
1860, commencing at the hour of Ii A. N. and con
tinung from day to day, if necessary, all the right
nte interest and demand of the defendant, hoeert
baaark in the following property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to wit:
A certain TRACT OF LAND, situated in the Par
sh Of ST Landry, lying on the right bank Of Bayou
Petite Prairie bounded on the north by public land
south by land of Reed and Peter Mcbride, west by
i9hds OF EMell Bundick, and east by land of sym
pnVrme' t. W. c., and better know& as :. ~ Quarter
IN. H. quarter of Section No. S. Township South
VI Range No. East, containing in all 40 S2-lei
acres a with all the Buildings and Improvements
thereon erected.
sheriit's office, Opalousas, April u, 1856.
L. V. CHACHER91, Sheriff
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NTEW BAKERY. - The undersigned. re,
IN spectfuy informs his friends and the pnbllic Of
ooeloIsas and vicinity that he will, in few days,
open in This town new Bakery Shop lie e WI Mr nay
inarS IIe claims share of the public patronage
ieatls. '.e si'''A'7 :" f. A. REER.
P.s. s"ss Having "pitched ill.," my customers can
now depcnd npon being regularly served +. IL
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EDUCATION.

CT. CHARLES COLLEGE, GRAND CO
~ TEAU.-This Literary Institution, conducted by
the Fathers of the Society of Jesus situated in the
Parish Of St Landry, close to the line of the New
Orleans and Great Western Railroad will resume its
Academical Course ON the 18th Of October neak,
1856. TERMS.
Board and Tuition for the whole session, pay
able half-yearly in advance .....,...... sl60 90
Washing and Mending ..................... 20 90
Medical Fees and Stationery. ,..........,. IL 90
Entrance (for the first year only ........ 10 90
Vacation. Gfspent at College,. )............. so 90
Extra charges at the option of parents.
Music per month, S6; Drawing and Fencing, each,
per month, 81. 1. CURloZ, j. s.
A LBANO ACADEMY L. FuRMAS
I1 Principal Situated at Big Cane, Parish of st.
Landry, La
The exercises of this Institution will commence on
Monday, January Z, 1856.
The Academic year, which is forty-four weeks in
length, is divided into three terms.
The Spring term begins the first Monday in Janu-
ary, and ends the third Wednesday in April-at
which'time will he held the annual examination.
The Summer term begins the fifth Monday In
April, and terminates the first Friday in August.
|. The Fall term commences the third Monday in
September, and closes on the fourth Wednesday in
December.
A commodious building has recently been erected;
and il is the intention the Proprietor to establish
and maints' lily High School in which
boys aS Y obtain n thorough English
education se9 mission into College.
Girls are Il Acipal gives his uli-
remittng pell lid competent assist
ants will be provided ID necessity may require. The
tIictest care is also directed to the moral culture of
the young, as well as to the formation Of correct
manners and habits
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rates in
private families in the vicinity Of the Academy. The
healthiness of the neighborhood is equal TO that of
almost any other in the State; and the advantage OF
the location, derived from the moral influences of
the community and the absence places of dissipa
ton, is not to be lightly esteemed.
The requisite books and stationery will be supplied
to the pupils, at NewOrleans prices.
A scholar will always be charged from the time OF
entering until the close Of the term; and, for the
purpose of facilitating the management Of classes it
is desirable that the student may as far as practca-
| BILE enter at the beginning of a term. RI
RATES or TUITION PER TERM.
| Primary Department Reading, Spelling,
| Writing, Arithmetic and Geography .5... $40 90
academic Department. :. Reading. Dictation,
| Definition, Geography, History, Grammar,
| English Composition, Rhetoric, Arithmetic,
ETC.. ~ w
| Classical Department. ). Latin, Greek or ~
Mathematical Department, Algebra, Geom-
etry, ETC., and higher English studies. 70 90
Big Cane, Jan. s, 1856. j. l.. FURMAS.
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FOR SALE.

TToRsE AND BUGGY t1, s,ll.ls.ls FOR SALE
II Zane Inc American HORSE, gGclimated,
~ C. e ~. ,Sell ID harness; il well adapted
and goes HI Wishing safe animal. He is Sl.Ns
ters 4ny WI nacer and goes well under the saddle
{ slso 'ass lpocnndhand BUGGY for sale. Apply to
Also a''0' Ell. NlMMO, Washington.
I'D cAIE-A Desirable DWELLING
vyin1IsE situated on Market street, in .ssszas
~ ~ f)peousas, within five minutes 'Ts5{EM
aie Iosh oosths Gonrthouse; together with Out ts,,s
xak xallsa y hi sKitchens, etc. etc. The premises 0f
ss excellent order and ,yar Will Dc os soS tSs at
!. .tt'varshscriber tvr on the premi4ss. ts
" h1Snelousas,. April s, 1856. ,,,e,,. ~ "
1ND FOR SALE. 1T ,ersigned
aasra for sale two valuable and he ssssSaaAA,
~ - Vu,f'L of LAND, both in this pfs bne as15SS
hac's sit,,atsd II upon the Atchafalaya ser, lHss#
- IMMEDIATELY below Capt. Bu1 con- Assaz'ah
flaming SIS acres, with aboal 7, y acres cleared
ina inaad;ous .eIi framed dwelling bchse and kitchen
Hha oter. situated upon Bayou Rouge, adjoining
{hc III II Gordy, adjacent to those OF Josiah Scott
"a Known as the Barker tract" containing 100
" .sa % is so acres Of which is cleared and fenced.
I.5ns sIna,on liberal, Feb. ., 1856 'Ao' ihoAfsoN.
NOR SALEIA DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in
n tbe Town Of Opelousas. Possession .e&rDs
iyen Immediately. ssssssE2H
s,.xR, at this office. Easfzasl
7ILUABLE UNIMPROVED LANDS
sNs5fAT PRIVATE SALE.--The undersigned ~. -
.srs 1T private sale, on reasonable and accom- sx
.aoistna terms, the following described Tracts ss
s7s l acres lying east of the Bayou Bnnf, and II
WY miles Of the junction Of Bayous Bceuf and
Crocodile, adjoining lands Of DR.. L. Webb
and Moore u Prescott.
ssa acres on the west bank OF Bayou BnEss-t,S .
s'''ss s''' innine lands Of Mr.. Lttell above and G. t.
swayze below.
Ioo acres on the west bank Of Bayou Wake.
lii acres on the east bank Of sa1ne, bounded on
tic east by the plantation OF Tie undersigned
e nj acres bounded on the west by the plantation
Of the undersigned, on the south by G. r.
King on the east by A. Wartelle, and on the
north by lands Of B. R. CAN'T and Others
200 acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands Of Mr..
Foreman.
The new State road, as surveyed and partly COM
,,ted runs through the center Of the lands on and
ssast 81 the Wake, which are not surpassed by any
isnas In the Parish for fertility of soil and timber
sayinr heen selected especially by the proprietor,
sier rst seeing all the uncultiyated lands OF the
Parish.
,ao. Washington, or the undersigned, at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MOkGA4s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-04-26

sgnated in Receivers Receipt, dated March Ia 1870,
rter Of Section No. is, in Township No 5, south
of kSnge No. east, containing 40 and 6-l00 acres. 4
Man in the aggregate Two Hundred and Forty
Acres asd 82-100 Of an acre. T ~
sheriffss office, Opelousas, March 20, 1855.
S L. v. HACHERE, Sheris