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There were in the United States during the pres
ent year 142 rail road accidents killing lis persons
ana wounding $50 others. Among the killed were
20 engineers!19 fremen, Conductors and brakes.
men. Last year there were 1913 accidents and $50
persons killed and dS9 wounded. s4r "a
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To all and every one who owe us.
~ f. HAVE HERETOFORE ANNnuNCEN TIL At

nv e HAVE HERETOFORE ANNOUNCED THAT
w we have made arrangements to commence business
during the coming spring, in the North the
time calling on our customers to forward and settle
This request has been attened to by only part and the
absolutely necessary, if they paid before our de-
lariure to place them in the hands of our attorney.
Whenever possible, have granted every indulgence
asked for by our CUSTOMERS but the necessity finally co
sing up our business in this city renders imperative
to call up them We do now L, HARDING.
n. b. The books of Z. L. Harding will be closed Jan.
Isl 1885, and all accounts stated ready for payment
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CLAYTON INSTITUTE,

JUHNSTUN COUNTY, NORTII-CAROLINA
NNHIS INSTITUTION WILL COMMENCE IT'S FIRST
session Monday, the .lst day of January 1856 It
twelve miles East of Raegh, The village formerly known
as ailings Depot. The place and community are sur
passed ny none III the State for health and morality An
convenience Of students Board may be had in good tam.
lies at a reasonable rate.
PRICE OF TUITION.
Primary department. (per SESSION. IS 90
English Grammar aud Geography, l.. ,D
Languages and higher English, Is 90
TRUSTEES.
Ebert BRYANT LOUIS Pool,
Rev. j. f. ELLINGTON SIMON JoNIs
W. b. SANDERS, D. b. SrALLlNGs
i. A. HORNE j. NJ Sara
W. B. JONES, Principal.
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4 RARE oPPoRTUNITY FOR a SAFE AE

"A INVESTMENT IN THE PURCHASE OF MOST
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-I shall sell, at public auc-
ton the premises at II O'Clock. A. NJ, February lst
1856, Estate in the county of called Wake
field within d miles from the city Of Petersburg. 1t
ans 5oa acres and has been divided into lots from to 100
and will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers
Two hundred and fifty well wooded The remain
der is in high state of cultivation, each having
ceived SO bushels Ashes 80 bushels Lime and SO loads Ma
and the soil is susceptible of the greatest fertility
TIE improvements on the most liberal SCALE and all
in complete repair The farm enclosed by strong and
substantial plank fence The residence is beautifully oca
ted containing nine rooms arranged very conveniently and
lately painted large double Kitchen, Smoke House and
Dairy attached There two large Barns,
Go by 80 feet with four oors spacious and well venta
ted Stable Carriage house, two Cribs Corn house,
three new frame houses with brick chmneys for Negroes,
each containing rooms.
A young Orchard of choice Fruit Trees, now bearing
plat of the Estate may be at the Office Of T. Branch
Sons.
TERMsA credit of g. and ~ months will be given,
equal nstaments for well endorsed negotiable notes. title
withheld until last payment is made.
THOS. BRANCH SONS, Auct'rs.,
Petersburg, Va.
Jan, l.. 1856. l3-SWtd,
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Petersburg, Jan. !, 1856.

r. o. Britton and Bernard Todd return their tbanL
their friends for their liberal patronage to them aud %
Gcit continuance of the same to the new concern.
B. Q. BRlTTON,
b. TODD.
Jan. l, 1856. uO6-w4u
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90 ----- RALEIGH Post Ofhce, Jan. !, 1856
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM AMI
after this date according to of Congress and bv
direction of the Postmaster General letters will be sent
from this Office unless prepaid Gy stamps.
wit. WHITE, Pm.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-PITT
~ County.-Thonas Little Churchill Perkins David
l." lerkins and David Jordan original bill in Equity.
In this case appearing the satisfaction of the court
that David Jordan Of the defendants in this case is not
resident OF the State Of North Carolina is ordered by
the Court that be made for weeks
IN the Notwithstanding Standard for the said David Jordan
10 make his personal appearance at The of tbs
court to be holden the first Monday March next ur
Judgment will be taken pro 0tesso him. and
accordingly.
Witness Goold Hoyt, Clerk and Master in Equity for Pitt
County. GOOLD HOYf G. NJ f.
JAM {, 1890 1lD6-6t.
VDIANO FOR SALE.-A FINE ROSEWOOD pI.
Standard
Jan. Z, 1856. s-tf
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BOOKER g. COLE.
South West Corner of Market Square,)

(S0uth-West Corner OF Market SQuare,)
FAYErfEvILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. C.. -5.=
VUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
IL the entire interest of Gully Booker will continue
to keep on hand a,ye, and a0sU selected stock of
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Sole and Upper
Leather, good assortment of Hardwares &C. &c
Together with large and weil-seec.ed stock of
Groceries, such as the following articles: La
guira, Rio, and Java Cofees, Crushed
Pulveriscd, and Brown Sugars, Teas
of various brands and qualities IA good
assortment of Soaps, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal,
and corn, with many other articles numerous
to mention-indeed, everything usually kept n such
establishment
We return sincere thanks the public for the lber
al patronage bestowed predecessors and hope 10
merit continuance of the same.
az GiOe a Gull und e.camine our Stuck for uour.
seues. s&I
Our motto is . "oUIcx SALES AND SMALL PROFITS FOR
cAsH..ss.
P. F. BOOKER,
j, W, COLE
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HEAVY PRICES FOR NEGRoEs-Thc sale of Mr. E.
P Jones' negroes advertised in the News, took place
in Warrenton according to notice, on the first day
of January, They were exceedingly likely and
valuable, but consisted chiefly of women and children.
Only seventeen were sold, at the following prices
P, j. Turnbull Auctioneer
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PATENT BARREL MACHINERY.

PATENT BARREL MACHINERY.
Interesting to MiU-ouaers, Turpentine Distillers,
and all Others aoho hnue an erteusice use for Bar.
rek and Kegs.
VlHE SUBSCRIBER is THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
IL patent of the machine known d Traps Patent Bar.
rel Machine for the territory of North Carolina and is de-
siruus of selling machines with the right them the
several counties of the State. He also DESTROYS of selling
the rights of the machine for the States of South Car
DINA Georgia, and Texas. The following describes
of the advantages of the machine.
Advantages orer Handmade York.
We make ttavcs and heading, and make twenty
five per cent. stock from the given Of
timber saving thereby onequarter in of Our
slaves made perfectly straight have the hollow
and round when set up in the cask of uniform
hi ckness jointe4 more MISUNDERSTANDING mathcna-
tally true from end to the other casks tighter
stronger all of equal ght and capacity uniform al
pearance and all perfectly wlerg They cost only
about wo-thirds what the article wond, if made by
hand and will sell for considerably in any market
We have shop at Frankinsvle Randolph Co.. N. c..
where who ws witness the operation Of
these Machines and test to their perfect satisfaction
branch of the work. We will feel the utmost pleasure in
exhibiting to such everything connected with the work
WM. w. CLARK,
Franklinsvlc NC.
Dec. 49, 1855. llV4-w6m.
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a NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP,TRIC o. BRIT
Mr. Richard A. Young, Of Granville county, N. c. for the
purpose u cnaductng general GROCERY and COMMIS.
SION BUSINESS, under the style and firm Of Britton
Todd foung, at their store Sycamore street. four
doors above Powes Hotel where they will be pleased to
zee their former patrons and friends es.-s -
.s;z sste t'9 80 .ate,.s, Il. O. BRITTON, IT,,
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PREPARE YOURSELVES WITH sTAMPS

Jan. L, 1856.
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LEGAL SALES.
SEeGEsSlON SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
The Stale Of Louisiana, Seventh District
Parish Of East Felieiana Court, No
In the matter oc The succession Of Gilbert S.
Schohed deceased
( N pursuance of and byvirtue Of a commits
sion directed to sne from the Honorable
Court aforesaid, | Will offer for sale at public
auction al the Court House door in the town
of Clinton. Parish aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY
THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY. 1886 at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following dcsciib-
ed property belonging to said secession, to-wit.
One Horse and Buggy;
4 Let Of Medicines aud Medical works:
A lot Of Surgical Instruments;
A lot of Household aud Kitchen furniture
One Revolver pistol;
Saddle and Bride;
One silver Watch and other small articles
Terms of Sale---Cash, if the property brings
its apprasement if nottt will be Immediately
rc-oHtted without further advertisement On
afeta. la mouths, the purchaser to give bis
note with approved security, with eight per
cent interest from date.
JAMES WELSH,
Dec. y 1850 AUctilue2r.
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SALE.

PROBATE SALE
The STATE OF LoE1slANA, Seventh District Court
Parish OF East Feliciana No. 1873.
In the matter of the succession of Bartholomew
Bennett, deceased.
In COMPLIANCE with an order and com
4 mission to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in said Parish on THE FIRST SATUR-
DAY OF JANUARY, 1886, at L o'clock A. NJ,
the following named and described property
appertaning to said succession, to-wit:
One hundred acres of land to be taken and
located on the Eastern boundary of the land
upon which Mrs. Mary G. Bennett now resides
adjoining the portion of land formerly sold by
SAID B. Bennett to Claridv, with lis improve
ments. Also the following slaves towt:
Negro wohan CARY ANN aged As years.
boy ISAIAH :" IA years.
!" boy JARRETy =" IA n'ths.
boy SlLAS II years.
Terms of Sale---One half the purchase price
CASH on the day of sale and the other half on
credit of 12 months from the day of sale,
purchasers will be required to furnish'approved
personal security, on notes drawing per cent
interest from the day of sale and special
mortgage will be retained on the property sold.
b. NJ. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
Dec | 1875
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Home Education.

The following rules we commend to all our
patrons and friends, for their excellence, brey-
ity and practical utility They are worthy OF
being printed in letters of gold, and being
placed in conspicuous position in every
household. It is lamentable to contemplate
the mischief misery, and ruin which arc the
cgisimato fruit of those deficiencies which arc
pointed out in the rules to which we have re-
ferred. Let every parent and guardian read,
ponder, and inwardly digest
/. From your childrcn's earliest infancy in
cueate the necessity of instant obedience.
3 Unite tirmness with gentleness. Let your
children always understand that you mean
what you sag.
g. Never promise them anything unless you
are quite sure you can give them what you
promise
4. If you tell little child to do something,
show him how to do it, and sec that il is
done.
B. Always punish your children for wilfully
disobeying you, but never punish them in an
ger.
G. Never let them perceive that they can
vcx you.
l. If they give way to petulcnce and temper,
wait till they are calm, and then gently rea-
son with them on the improperly Of their
conduct
s. Remember that little present punish
ment when the occasion arises, is much more
cflectual than the threatening OF a greater
punishment, should the fault be renewed.
o. Never give your children anything because
they cry for it.
| TO- On no account allow them to do at one
time what you have forbidden them, under like
circumstances, at another.
! H. Teach them that the only sure and easy
way to appear good is to be good.
L. Accustom them to make their little reci
tails WITH perfect truth.
l3 Ncy1r allow of tale bearing.
II. Teach thtra that ae.t.denial not ssy
M4q'gcacl, Is tht appointed and sure method
Of securing happiness
i 15 Guard them aeainst tho indulgence Of
an aegry AM lcsentiul spirit.
il these rules were reduced to practice
daily practiec-by parents and guardians, how
much MISERY would be rreyented-how many
! in danger Of min would he the happiness Of a
Thousand domestic circles augmented. 1t is
lamcntable 10 sec how extensive is parental
neglect, aaa to s,itness the bad and dreadful
consequence, III the ruia Of thousandr caes
valle Standard
The American patriot., 1856-01-05
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
THE SsArE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Parish of East Feciana, No, 24l4.
In the matter of the succession Of Elisha Waller,
deceased.
DURSUAN'r to an order of the Honorable
= Court aforesaid, and by virtue of a COM
mission to me directed, will offer for sale, AT
the Court House in the Town of Clinton, Par
ish and State aforesaid, at public auction, ON
THURSDAY, THE 24th DAY OF JANUARY
1856. Between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ.
and sunset of the same day Ehe following
property appertainig to said estate, to-wit:
A negro woman named SILVA, aged about
90 years; ana her child PtATsEY; aged .
years;
Terms of Sale-Onc half Cash, and the other
half on a credit until the first of January, 1857,
with eight per cent interest after due until paid
purchaser to give approved personal security
and mortgage retained on the property unit,
final payment ofdcbt, interest and cost.
dec % JAMES WELSH, Auctioneer.
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VOL. mo. 81.
Perseverance its Value.

about ten years ago there was a little news
boy-yery little for his age, which was ion-
teen yesrs--who sold papers at the corner
now occupied by the Tribune building and it-
adjuncts. This boy, owing to his cheetfdi
eountenance, his proyerbial integrity, his ia-
dustry~-in brief, his good qualities generally.
(and very good qualities are rarely found ann
ong the peripatctic venderS of the dailies aad
weeklics,) manufactured friends for himself
everywhere, and particularly among publish
ers. He did a very good business as news
boy but his position did not suit him, as he
one day coniidontially informed U.S. and he
was determined to abandon it.
That you can easily do" said VIC, ego
into store.n
" can neither read nor write,' responded
he, mournfally,
apprentice yourself to some trade Them"
was our advice
al think | will" he exclaimed, with
frightening eye and flushed check, :" j think
will y and oil he bounded
We lost sight Of him short time after this
conference was held, and finally forgot that
such being existed.
About week ago, an athletic well dressed
young man, with a ielocous---a regular brig
andisl pair Of whiskers, and a brace Of merry,
tHinkling optics, that betokoned good heart,
and the best ofhealth, stopped us in the street,
and extending his hand, called US by nanc
Not recognizing him, We had recourse to the
phrase Of Really, sir, you have the advantage
Of me.
"Not know, the little news boy |" he e,iod
astonishod
Traly, it guas our little ncwsboy. He had
taken our early advice, and apprenteod him
self to maehinist
" Where are you worldpg?' we inquired.
"ohl don't work now, was his proud an
swer; II own saw mill on Long Island, and
am doing business for myself have been
my own 5oSs year now. bought the con
Germ with the savings of eight years | have
wife and tive children and my own cottage
house and garden for them to live aud dcyo
in, and as happy ms the day is long. can
read and write, too" he continued, smingly,
but with IN air Of triumph.
That man win be somebody besides boss
yet II we dared to tell his name, hundreds
would at once hail with rapture the news eli
the good fortune oftheirp persevering little friend
who once supplied them with the sun and
Herald every morning.
Persereranec--it is the grand lever by which
the most astounding results may be accom-
plished George Borrow, the author of Laven-
gro, says: Perseverance and determination
to conquer all difficulties win invariably make
man of the vcriest dolt."
Do you hea, that, boysl No matter how
poor or how ignorant you may be, persever-
ance, conjoincd with virtue, will gain you
both wealth and observation-disclosures Herald.
The American patriot., 1856-01-05
SUCCESSION SALE.

SOoSInoNloN oiIAFI
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish of East Feliciana. No. 1894.
In the matter of the succession of Martha A.
Kent deceased.
IN pursuance of and by virtue of a commits
= sion directed to me from the Honorable
Court aforesaid, will offer for sale at pebble
auction at the Court house door, in the town
of Clinton, Parish aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY
Both DAY OF JANUARY next, at the hour
of ten o'clock A. NJ. The following described
property belonging to the said succession, to-
wit:
A certain tract Of land situated IN the afore-
said parish supposed to contain one hundred
and sixty QGD acres, bounded on the north
by Albert d. Noodard, west by the Ragland
tract, east by lands of Mrs. Cassandra lla-
rell.
Terms of Salc-Cash, provided the land
brings the amount of the apprGsenent.
JAMES WELSH.
Dec % 1906. Auetoneer, L. p.
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LEGAL SALES.
Succession SALE

SUCCESSION SALE.
InE STATE LousnNA,l 9TH Distrist Court
Parish oil East Feliciana. No. 2355.
In the succession of A. J. Law, deceased
IN pursuance ofand by virtue of a commission
l directed to me by the Honorable Court
aforesaid will offer for sale to the last aud high
est bidder, at public Auction, at the court house
door in the Town OF Clinton, Parish aforesaid
At the hour Of II o'clock a. NJ, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1856
The following described property, belonging to
the aforesaid succession, to-wit:
The negro man GIN, aged about 60 year
Terms Of Sale Cash
JAMES WELSH
Dec s 90, Auctionerr
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SUCCESSION SALE


TnE STATE on LOUISIANA | 7th District Court
Parish Of East Felieana No 1872.
In the matter of the Succession of of \. h.
Taylor deceased
An PURSUANCE of an order of and by virtue
Of u commission directed To me from the
Honorable District Court Of the Tth judicial
District, | will Offer for sale TO the last and
hi hest bidder at the door Of the court house,
in the town of Clinton, and Parish aforesaid,
ON THE END DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at
t9e hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
scrbod property belonging to the succession
Of the late A. B, Taylor, deceased, to wit;
A certain tract ofland situated ip the aiore-
said Parish, containing one hundred acres, and
bounded on the East by the Amite river South
by $. Rogers, West and North by estate OF
Levi Doughty.
TERMS OF SALE.
CASH for one hundred dollars with eight
per cent interest thereon per annum from the
twenty third day of December eighteen hun
dred and ffty-thlee until paid, and the balance
on credit of one, two and three years in
equal annual insallments from the tenth day
OF November eighteen hundred and titty-fye,
with eight per cent interest thereon from the
twenty-third day ofDeccmber eighteen hundred
and tittythrec until paid Purchaser TO give
note with approved personal security, and a
mortgage on sad lands to secure payment
JAMES WELSH,
Dee. Il. 1854 Auctioneer.
SUCCESSION SALE.
THE SrArE or Lou siANA I Seventh District Court,
Parish Of East Felieana No, 2932,
In the succession of Mrs. Parthcnia L. Wheeler,
deceased.
DURSU ANR to an order of the Honorable
Il Court nforcsaid tn me 1irprtpl | will ot,r
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4. w. Ward,
Mnrchanf Tailnr

DESPECTFULLY begs leave to inform his friends
IL and the public generally that he still continues
to carry on the above business at the old stand Of
HATCH & WARD, opposite Carmans Hotel He
ha. just received from New Orleans splendid
assortment OF GOODS suitable for winter wear,
which he is prepared to make to order in the
latest style, aud upon the most reasonable terms.
N.B.-Particular attention paid to CUTTING
ard Rspairinc. d27
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LEGAL SALES
AUCTION SALE


0s Valuable Negro Property.
I WILL offer sale at Public Auction, ri the
door of the Courthouse in Clinton, on
TUESDAY, 29th day Of JANUARY, 1856,
at I O'Clock ofsadday, the following named
and describedsayes, belonging to Mrs. Melinda
Gray, to wit:
Negro man named BOB, aged about 70 years
Negro man named ALBERT, aged about 81 Us.
Negro girl HESTER, aged about l6 years.
The above property is sold for 10 iault, but
for the purpose of paying debts.
Terms Of Sale-CASH
dee 20 JAMES WELSH, Auct'r
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|
STOCK, &c.
l yoke of oxen and lone OK;
Eighty head ofsheep;
Three-liths of the stock of Hogs;
Is head of mules and horses, and five mules.
farming utensils, ploughs, hoes, s,.axes, &C.,
belonging to late partnership of Perkins
4 kilbourne;
Corn, Fodder, &c, Blacksmith's tools;
One Horse wagon, &c
Tie ren'Giatng portion ofsaid succession,
will SELL III the Town of jackson, La, on
WEDNESDAY THE 2ND DAY OF JANU.
AIRY, A. D., 1885, to-wit:
The House and lots in the Town of jackson,
the last residence of deceased.
The household and kitchen furniture
Stock in Masonic Lodge, pleasure Buggy,
| lumber do, l Lot Medicines and shop fur
nture, certain accounts and Medical bills
against various persons, also the undivided one
half of certain Medical bills due late firm of
J. & l.. G. Perkins
House aud lots Occupied by j. I. Heath ESQ.,
in jackson.
Terms of Sale The Residence, in jackson,
will be sold on credit of one, two and three
years from day of sale, purchaser to give ap-
proved personal security, and consent that
mortgage be retained till payments of the pur-
cnaSt price, anu interests WHICH Snail be at the
rate of eight per cent per annum after maturi-
ty of the installments.
The lands and negroes, and personal proper
ty for cash.
In the event, the property when offered
for cash does not bring the appraisement, it
will be offered on the same day on the fol-
lowing terms:
The Land and Bank Stock on credit of one
two and three years;
The negroes on credit of one and two
years.
The personal property on credit of one
year from the day of sale.
The purchasers of the Land and Bank Stock
and negroes, togive approved personal security
and consent that mortgage be retained on the
property till payments of purchase price and in
interests which shall be at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from maturity of the Install
ments
Purchasers of the Land and Bank Stock to
assume the payment of the Bank debt amo,n-
ting to about the sum Of thirty-sX hundred
dollars G. W. CATLETT,
Dec. 1st, 1856. Auctoncer
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THE An ERICAN PATRIOT
VIII RE PuGIIsH ED REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY.
BIZ W. H. GREEN 4 G. 7. DUNN.
office oger q. 4. Neafas atore.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS, Three Dollars, phsn paid u,
c-ieaeee, or i've Dollars if not pad at the
tine of subscribing, or at tie close Of The
year .Stt5scl iptions ,siN not BE reeeiued for
less period than sir months, shich acM be
Two Dollars Invariably IN adgance. No
paaer wiH b discontinued until arrearages
ar paid, ereePt at the option Of tie pub.
FISHER
4BTEPTfSEIfltNTS inserted at One Dollar
1ly gtlare, Q, len lines or less, and Fifty
Gents for eacl subsequent Insertion Liberal
sSsfs sonS ,0I be made to those ioho advertise
4y fae Hed5
III e5ua.@ieatioas personal acture, either
If j nsipe or ofeusive character mast be
aqF for oldiaq to the regular ADVERTISING
ra3ss ijs or Ter . secure Publication.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SJNJES6IUN SALE.
THE STATE oe LOUISIANA 7th District Court,
Parish Of East Feciana No. 222f.
In the Succession of JAS Perkins, deceased.
\ \ pursuance Of an order aud in virtue OF a
~ commission to ine df- eet.d from the tionor-
able Seventh Ujs.v4ct Court, ,'-e,d Ear. tho Far
ish of East Feitan will sell 1t pablic auc-
ton, .bqt,vee,i Tie hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and oclocB p. NJ, Of
MONDAY 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER 1895.
At the Plantation ofdeceased, on Beaver Greek,
in the Parish aforesaid the following described
real and personal property, to-wt
Isl. SaPq3ate property q deceased.