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A Nj e N
Winter is coming,

Winter is coming,
Hurrah, hurrah [! .
Congress is coming,
Huzzah, huzzah!
Hard times am come,
So la, so lal
Harder am comm,
Wo, haw, wo, hawl.
Hard times win run out,
Run out, run Quit
And better begin,
Begin, begin
So mote it be, g.,
But when, but when!
When we have better
Statesmen statesmen.
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The Last Crisis.

A gentleman dined with friend one day,
And above he heard sobbing and crying;
he inquired Of his friend in an anxious way,
II there was any one sick or dying
90, no. he replied, and smiling his best,
While they were discussing the ices.
I've just refused Helen new silk dress,
And produced financial crisis"
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TIE HIccuP.-Some time ago / had occasion to
call at aHighland shooting lodge, and on entering
the kitchen, where two English sportsmen were
sitting, happened TO be attacked by &c of the
hiccup. One of the sportsmen took q piece Of
grey paper from his pocket, and after lighting
and blowing It cut, he started up, and held the
fumes Of it opposite my mouth and noetrils.
started, TO be sure, but was quito astonishcd to
find myself Immediately cured; and have since
seen Il frequently tried on others, and always
proving never-failing remedy. -Iuernes Courier.
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w A N r E D.

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CONFIDENcR.
CONFIDENCE
CONFIDENCE. a
ECONOMY
ECONOMY.
ECONOMY.
MORE SPOIIS.
MORE SOILS
MORE SP0IIS
FEWER POLITICIANS
FEWER POLITICIANS.
FEWER POLITICIANS
A PRESIDENT OF THE NATION, and
NOT OF A PARTY
NOT OF A PARTY. Esd
A PRESIDENT OF THE NATION, and
NOT OF A PARTY
AT THE NAVY YARD,
MORE IRISH ua..a.
AT THE NAVY YARD,
MORE IRISHll
AT THE NAVY YARD,
MORE IRISH II
EVERYWHERE, -
MORE FOREIGNERSl aa h.u.n
EVERYWHERE, rs g Er,.
MORE FOREIGNERSl! .4a
EVERYWHERE
MORE FOREIGNERS! | |
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TRAGIC FATE.-A correspondent OF the Man
chester England Guardian gives an account Of
the ascent of Mont Blanc BY large party, among
whom there we're several Americans, one of whom,
young lady named Trelsway, slipped over An Toe
precipice and fell hundreds Of feet into assure.
where she must have been dashed to pieces.
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MASSACHUSETTS BANK BmLs.-A circular en-.
dorsing the good standing of the Boston and New
England banks, and signed by many of the lead.
ing merchants of Boston, has been published--
The circular appears to have been called forth on
account of the difficulty experienced at the West
and in many other distant sections in passing Mas
sachusetts bank bills
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GEN. WIZ. T. HAsKrLL.-Informatio has been
received from the authorities of the Lexington
Asylum, by the friends Of this gentleman here,
says the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, "that
strong and well-grounded hopes are entertained Of
his speedy restoration TO reason To his imme.
date family and relatives In this city this news
will carry much joy, while his numerous friends
throughout the State will receive the news with
the liveliest satisfaction" "4h
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NOTICE.

vEyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
u Circuit and Criminal Courts of this District
and the Court Of Claims, and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted to his
charge. ".
His Office, at present. is at the southwest corner of
Eleventh and "P fronting New York avenue
Au l4-f V. ELLIS.
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A MEDICINAL IssEcT,---It Is said that a little
insect, known as the golden cetonides, found in
considerable quantities on rose trees when pounded
to powder, and administered internally, produces
in the person taking it deep sleep, which some.
times lasts for period Of thirty-six hours and
which has the effect, in many cases, of completely
multiplying the hydrophobia affection.
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AsorHER EARrHouAKr.-BuSyALo, Der. pa
distinct shock of earthquake was felt throughout
this city at quarter past o'clock this afternoon
The people we're frightened and rushed out of the
buildings. No damage was done
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The great telegraph case, Prof. Morse and Al.
fred Vail Vs. +. o. J. Smith, which has been the
rounds Of the courts for half dozen years, has
been passed upon by the New York Court of Ap.
peas. The plaintiffs are allowed 10000, and
claims 10 the amount OF $500, 900 disaIlowed
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The Mobile Murcury csusons the public in
regard to feeding stock with Chinese sugar.cane.
IL says The blades and stalks arc excellent forage,
but the seeds are poisonous. Those who are en-.
gagged in the cultivation Of this article In Illinois
would do well to inquire into this matter.
Prairie Farmer
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PETITION FOR THE REMOVAL OF Gov. WALxxn.-
The st. Louis Democrat says: 1T is rumored in
the city that the officers in the army stationed in
Kansas have petitoned the President for the re-
moval Of Gov. Walker, on account of his interfer-
ence with the troops to induce them to vote at the
late election.
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FoRxsrvrLLE, Der. 2S.-At halfpast 8 o'clock
this afternoon we felt tho shock Of an earthquake
II lasted about FIVE minutes, aud was accompanied
by rumbling noise like the rolling of an engine.
At Dayton the shock was also felt ..
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Grapes are becoming quite an article of culture
in Monroe county, III. 1t Is estimated that the
citizens of that county win market 100 900 gallons
Of wine, which, at present rates will amount to
$500, 900.
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The SP0RTSMAN'S WAREHOUSE.
TUCKER ~ 40. have now open for the
10 inspection Of the citizens of Washington aud
sieny ne largest and best selected stock Of Sport
ing Good they have ever ofeed. They would
name
FoWLING PIECES. single aud double barrels,
Manton's,
Bourne's
Hollis and Sheaths u.
Millss ..-s..
And other manufacturers, OF every grade.
Dixons, Hawksley's
ana other Powder Fasks
shot Pouches, Bags and Belts
Game Bags, and Dram Flasks.
English Felt
French, Cloth ..
and American and Paper
Percussion Caps Wads,
Eley's Wire Powder
Cartridges, and Shot.
Gun Cases Cleaning Rods.
and Covers, Cap Boxes,
Nipple Wrenches, Turnscrews,
Lock and Tube r..
Cleaners,
Wad Cutters, a....e
Nipples, and Oil Bottles
Dog Collars, Chains,
Couplings, Calls, &C.
Gunsmlths' Materials OF every description
All of which goods will offer at very low prices
for cash. L, TUCKER. d CO.,
..,.l 49,. 1853 Pennsylvania avenue,
o3 tt between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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Have you much fish in your bsg?r asked
person Of fisherman who was returning home q
Eyes, good EEL" was the slippery reply.
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u M B R E / 1 A S!

In Fair Weather Prepare for Rain.
nANIEL PIERCE has for sale Blue Black. and
~ Green Silk, Bingham, and Cambria Umbrellas
and Parasols, comprsing general assortment
Likewise on hand an assortment of Silk Cling
hams, and other articles suitable for every descrip-
ton Of repairing at No 257 Pennsylvania avenue
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
n T. /. n
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Advices from Nicaragua to the 2sth ult, by the
way of New York have been received All Amer.
cans suspected of sympathizing with Walker have
been expelled from the country. At the presiden.
tial election, held in Nicaragua on the 2sth ult.,
Gen. Martinez was the successful candidate
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The price Of -four In New York Is $3.50 to IS
for common; t5.26 TO $3.50 for fancy brand %
70 $3.50 for extra Genesee.
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Washington National Monument society.

Washington National Monument Society.
a T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MANA
"A GERS of the above society," held this day, the
following resolutions were adopted and ordered to
be published by the Treasurer in some paper Of this
city: ..a 'r -" ..
ReSoLoed, That public notice be given to all per-
sons holding funds which may be designed for the
use of the Washington National Monument that they
transmit the same to General j. NJ. McCalla, the
Treasurer of the Board, and not to S. Yorke Alice,
Esq, the late Secretary Of the Board of Managers.
:Hes9lsed. That all persons who may have trans
mitted funds to s. Yorke Alice, Esq, late Secretary
of the Washington National Monument Society,
since the lst day of July, 1856, for the use of the
Monument, requested to notify the Treasurer of
the Board General J. NJ. McCalla) Of the date and
amounts 80 transmitted to said Alice as Secretary
JOHN NJ. McCALLA, e..
September ID, 1857. Treasurer. q
Editors of papers friendly to the objects of the
Monument Society will confer favor upon the
Board Of Managers by giving the above few inser-
tons 1885,. -. ...'... sl6 I'm
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CABINET FURNITURE.
DEDS AND MATTRESSES PLATED Goods
- China, Glass, and Crockery.
Japanned Goods, Britannia Ware
BLOCK Tin Goods, Table Cutlery.
Bron.ed Iron Goods Looking-glasses
Wood and Willow Ware. ..
Baskets, Brushes, &c.
Forming an immense variety Of Useful and Fancy
Articles embracing almost everything required 10
furnish the parlor, chamber. dining-room, and
ntchen, all OF which viii sell at very low prices
for cash, or on time for approved paper.
. G. w. BOTELER. .
General Housefurnishing Store,
OH OF Iron Hall.
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
C. X. l.. CROWN Il co.
LAYING received large and well-selected stock
IL for the Fall trade, invites Housekeepers and
those in want of ,#
FURNITURE OR CRoCKERY WARE,
to examine their stock they are determined to sell
TO suit the times -
Bank paper of this District taken at par.
G. r. L. CROWN 4 Co..
/. o l-t No. 1857. cerner of 9Th and Pa ay
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DIED,
On Monday evening, the 2sth instant, after short
illness Of four days, Mrs. JANE ANN NASH, In the
18th year Of her age
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Iowa Observation-Disclosures, Oct. 28-Returns
of fifty-six counties in Iowa give tho Rupubl-
cans a majority Of upward Of 1900. The Re-
publicans have carried both branches of the Leg
islature.
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LADIES, FEsTrya

LADIES' FESTIVAL.
TINE LADIES' OF RYLAND CHAPEL MITE
SOCIETY will hold Festival in Potomac
Hal, Island commencing on MONDAY EVENING.
the 18th instant and continuing till the Slst instant
Fancy articles and Refreshments of various kinds
viii be offered for sale. Season Tickets so Cent? to
be had at the door; single admission IL Cents. The
patronage OF the public is cordially solicited.
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"Do You Want to be Shaved, Sira"

Il notl-I will sell, if Immediately applied for,
the stock and fixtures of my BAKERY, CONFEC-
TIONERY, AND FRUIT STORE, doing a good
cash business. For further information enquire at
this oific,. o3 3t
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The American Sculptor, Mr.. Thomas Crawford,
died in London the 10th instant, at the age of 4s
years .s. n. .,@
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For SALE.

THSHE UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING TO RE-
move to the west offers the stock and fixtures
OF his Cigar and Tobacco Store for sale. This is
one Of the best stands in the city being located
Seventh street. and in its most business part For
further particulars inquire at No. 38S, corner of
Seventh and II streets, of Ill. ..
s30 1T .E... H. LYLES
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TIE SFATEs HOSEA member OF this c0mpa-
ny informs us this morning that several parties
who have made use Of their name in recent out
rages are not members thereof. He assures W
that they have no rallying cry but are disposed
to aid the police in aSfesting any persons using
such cry in their name. We know nothing of
this matter.--SfGfes. 4s a liu&s
Neither do zoe know anything about this mat
ter But we do know that the city of Wash
ington was never so dsorderly- was riotng
and wickedness so rampant---never we're there so
many murders, assaults, insults, attacks upon male
aud female--and never we're there 10 few arrests
for all these foul doings. Why Is its what ia
the cause of its II came upon us suddenly
Unexpectedly, a. did the bloody acts Of tho let
Of June, since which time, deeds Of blood and
violence have boon Of every day occurrence in
Washington. Who is to blamef When will these
things endi Who began the ARRAY Of Monday
Whos Who was arrested? WhoY
Our CuRRrscY. We learn unofficialIy that the
banks of this District have determined TO receive
the issues Of the following named banks on deposit
and in payment OF their bills receivable, aud for
notes placed with them for collection: Bank of
the Metropolis, Bank Of Washington, Patriotic
Bank, Bank of Commerce, Georgetown, Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, Georgetown and the Banks
Of Baltimore. These notes and the issues of banks
Of Baltimore constitute therefore, the currency Of
the District for the time being
Charles X. Queen and Richard r. Shekell, of
Georgetown have been commissioned by the
President as justices of the peace for the District
of Columbia and county of Washington
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Oct. PEA large meeting of citizens was held Of
Saturday evening at the court house. to request the
town council to issue small notes for the convenience
OF business men in making change. Judge Docl
presided, and Messrs. George Bergner and John
Wallower were appointed secretaries A committee
was appointed to confer with the town council on th,
X ss a-f
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No. 405. No. 405.
JOSEPH r. HODGSON,
Dealer in Stoves, Tin, and Britannia Ware.
Seventh Street between Ii and l.
MAS NOW AND ALWAYS KEEPS FOR SALE
Ii at the above place, large variety of the best
Cooking Stoves in the market, warranted to bake,
no charge.
Planished Tin Ware,
Block Tin and Britannia Wares.
Tea Sets Toilet Sets.
large lot of Lamps, Britannia, Globe, Brass and
Parlor Lamps.
ALSO
general assortment of Tin Ware and Kitchen
quisltes.
he has also an excellent assortment OF the best
Preserving Kettles in the market enameled Sauce
pans &C., &c, which he will sell at low prices.
Call and examine for yourselves.
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The Introductory Lecture, opening the seth
annual course of the National Medical College,
was delivered last evening by DR.. w. p. John.
ston. Il was an able review Of the aims Of mcdi-
cine, the proper objects Of the student, and Ills
best course OF study.
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Charles R. Queen and Richard r. Shekell, of
Georgetown, have been commissioned by the
President as justices of the peace for the District
of Columbia and county Of Washington.
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MaacrI laneOus.

Brown Ho. Water Furnace Co
Albertson &Douglass Machine
Editors of N Y Journal Of
knowledge
American Home Circle
Moth American Bomeup.
Journal
Manhattan Pub Association
Chr istian Palladium
amer eau Farmers Magazine
ISAAC V. FOWLER, +. N.
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SPORTING.


CPORTTvG-yACTIr ATLANTIC roR SALE. THIRTY
- feet aud feet bean all cooper fastened md M
good order, for sale 70 let Apply 70 las w oUi"hs''
a. the Battery, New Yorh A very fsst sAler
VACHT FOR sALs-THE stOOP "a Ut gURLEN.
ii Length Il Keel ~ feet; Geek y fsei; hesn lr-t
has comfortable cabin, four berhs, cenre ooAh
well found ard IN good nrder she % a Espd ss s ~
snd safe and an excellent family boat Price ts't VIVA =
very low Inquire " IossPH GILBERT 81 pey sweet
xyArBT SMOOTHING fROy FOa stiE-SHs IL y
feet lcor "a est beam scop rgget ent cri,re trts
verr Nrh ifsn 1 ester sac, cnntr = - - RFr
q fu rC'd NrNt'r
pY Al Fisa xORTOS s.oAce, so4 WaNr ssvsA NJ
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- W. sNED ORNs OLD ESTABLISHED FURNfrURE
w. 33 BOwery where he found general
OF sood msnoga-y ans walnut furniture
seher with large supply Of hedse.ds. bedding and mat
vesses all Of wth Re cfrs sell Al greatly iced prices
and delivered to all u this and adjacent Giles free
chsrge Don't fo get the number.
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lST OF LETTERS
ls in the New York City Post once.
Saturday, July II, 1857.

ezausfvely In the NEW YsRK HnsAIp, by A. of
~ paper AaVt1s ~ sosssss strssaasss~ Of snv paU~
a AatsA
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-19
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

TILE STATE OF LOUISIANA Sth Judicial Dis
PARISH OF ST. HELENA. trict Court
In the matter of the succession of Susan Indrck,
deceased.
TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER of the Honorable
l. Court aforesaid. and by virtue Of a commission di-
rectcd to me from the Clerk of the aforesaid Court
bearing date November 10th. 1857. l. James Welsh
Auctionecr in for the Parish of East Fcliciana
State of Louisiana, will expose to public auction at
my Office in the town of Clinton. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1857.
ut the hour of II O'Clock A. NJ the following dcscrib
ed property situated in this parish and belonging to
said succession to wit:
A certain tract parcel of land lying in the Parish
of East Fcliciana, on the Amitc River, and known
as the Alexander Boohter claim containing
about two thousand acres: bounded as follows.
viz: nortn by Hczckiah IIUrcll Lewis Talbut,
and land entered by llezekah lIarrcl west by
Beaver Creek, south by river Amite. and Beaver
Creek. and east by river Amtc. and being dcsig-
mated upon the township maps rs sections SO. co.
81, 92, 03. 81. 9j. and o. of township |. south of
range east +: and sections G3 81, 6j. and GO,
Of township |, south Of range 4 cast. The titles
to that portion Of said tract Of land comprised
within section 60. township !. south Of range 3.
cast and section G3. township |, south of range
4, east, containing $40 4l-l0O acres being fully
guaranteed. The balance of said land to be sold
without any guarantee Of title, upon the follow
ing terms to wit:
TERMS or SALE.
Upon d credit Of l. 2 and years from tho day OF
sale, notes secured by mortgage and approved person
al security. bearing interest at eight per cent per
annum from date until paid.
nov. u, 1851. JAMES WELSH Auctoneer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-19
I,OR SAI,I1.

A PLANTATION in Point Coupec, situated immc-
II datcly on Bayou Grosstctc containing one hun
drcd aud siXtyre acres of Land, fifty Of which are
under cultivation. The place has All the improve
ment. necessary for the convenience and comfort ol
family. Steamboats, can land conveniently ID front
Of the plac" The land is heavily tinbcrcd with fine
Cypress trees. The location Is healthy, pleasant. and
in every way desirable.
For particulars apply TO MR.. Bridget Riley. on
the premises. or to q. Bockc at his Saldlcry Estab.
blishmcnt IN Bayou Sara. june = ry
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Tbe fcIiti,lna 1emotrat.
T L r NJ s

DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance. FouR. if not paid within six months
and FIVE. ifnot paid before the close Of the year.
ADV Observation-Disclosures inserted at One
Dollar per Square. Of lines, or less. for the first
insertion, and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines for twelve months TES Dollars. Advertise
mcnts not marked with The ntmtol If insertions,
will be inserted until forbid
PATESr MEDICINES Thirty dollars per half column.
per year, and none of greater lengtI, inserted.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE TEN DOLLARS.
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-19

LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. ! 7th District Court.
PARISH or EAST FEIICIANA. No 1916
nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Aaron Robin
~ son and Elizabeth Lea have filed in this Court. II
final account of their administration of the estate of
Alfred N. Lea, which will be homoogatcd in thr-
y days from the publication Of this notice unless e.
gal opposition be filed thereto.
nov II, 1857 WIN. PATTERSON Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-19
PLANTATION FOR SALE

VNliE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE. His
l. Plantation on Black Creek. ten miles south Of
jackson. sixteen miles sonh wc-t OF Clinton, and nine
miles distant irom Port Hudson, Louisiana. contain
ing about sixteen hundred and twenty-five acres
700 acres OF which are cleared
HE WILL ALSO SELL,
With said Tract Of Land one hundred and fifty shares
OF Citizens Bank Stock.
Also =
The stool; Of Hogs. Cattle, and Sheep farming ucn-
sils, and Blachsm mth Tools.
ALSO:
Eight or ten Males. and two or three wagons.
HE WILL ALSO
Furnish The place. Corn at so cents per bughel,
and Fodder at - cents per hundred pounds
This plantation is in high state Of cultivation,
and 400 acres Of the land ba4 been recently cleared
1t has sixteen negro housf4, with brick chmncya
a brick blacksmith shop alao, comniodions stables
and barns Il new gin stand. with 50 saws, and new
cotton press: well and cstern: besides two large
ponds Of wafer about eight feet deep, which contain
an ample supply Of water ior stock through the en-
tire year.
This plantation will be sold on the most liberal
terms to time Those wishing TO purchase will APP
ply TO me at my place on the Achalaaya, Liyonia
+. o., or to my agent, d. C. liARDEG. Clinton, LA.
nov IS ROBERT PERRY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-19
SHERIgF'S SALE,
TIE STATE or LOUISIANA -th District Can't,
PARISH or EAST FEILClANA. " ' ''
Richard Rigby
No 0EaA
Arthur j.. Hart.

Arthur j.. Hart.
DI VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT Of icri fucias issued in
ID the above entitled suit from the Honorable Court
aforesaid and directed TO the sheriff OF East Fclici-
ana, have seized on and viii offer for sale at the
Court House door. in the town Of Clinton, Parish
and State aforesaid. on the
FIRST SATURDAY OF JANUARY,
lSjS, at II o'clock. a. NJ Of said day. all the right,
title, interest and claim. the said defendant Arthur
H. Hart las in and 70 The following named property.
TO wit:
A certain lot Of ground lying and being situat-
ed in the town Of jackson, said Parish and
State, together with all the Improvements
thereon, and all the rents and revenues arising
thcrctrom; said lot being the same on which
said Arthur B. Hart now resides, and known
on the iguratiyc plan Of said town, us lrac-
tional parts Of lots No six (6), and seven
90, in square No. eleven (ll).
TERMS OF SALE.
\ credit Of T. months,
dee. II, ls51 i. NJ G. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed Administrator of the Is
IL tate of Matthias G. Mills, deceased, all persons
having claims are requested to present thcni duly
authenticated and all those indebted. will be rcaui-
red to settle and pay up without delay. Either may
be done to me ut my Office No. 10 Canal street. New
Orleans. or to +. lIardcsty, Esq., Clinton, La.
Clinton, June %, 1857. G.. s. HAWKINS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-19
NOTICE.

DI virtue Of a resolution Of the Board Of Trustees
ID Of the Silman Female Collegiate Institute in
Clinton Louisiana. hereby give notice to The stock
holders thereof who have not paid up their full sub
scrption for stock that five dollars per share is re-
qucsted TO be paid to the Treasurer of said Board,
within sixty days from this notice and five dollars d
share, every thirty days thereafter until the whole
amount is paid in.
BYTIIELL HAYNES, Secretary.
Clinton La. July i. 1857.