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Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

lUr II Is fact that wherever are the most of
IheSe' there we may expect to find the rreatest
amount OF hostile Indians and the least secur;.
y 70 persons and property. If these items he
complied with, he has no hesitation in savinr,
'nat 80 lar as Utah is concerned, no Indians
would moleSt the persons and property of trav.
ellers: He says that the Department has often
manifested lis approval of Indian affairs. and
never Its dlsapProval, and why should he be
subjected to such Onnoyances, in regard TO
funds for paying expenses, and why denied his
salary! Why should the preparations for the
benefit OF the Indians of Utah be retained in the
treasury, and individuals left unpaid These
are questions, he says, leave for you to answer
at your LEISURE and, in the meanwhile, submit
10 s1ch course, in relation thereto, as you
shall see fit 10 direct ~
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Awful Tragedy in Philadelphia.

Inc quiet aud good order ofthe st. Lawrence
hotei was broken up on Wednesday last by the
murder OF Mr.. Richard Carter, President of the
Anthracite Bank OfSchuylkill county, by a mar
named Thomas Washington Smith, who is q
travelling agent for De Bows Review. The
affair was one Of extreme suddenness. The
prisoner simply entered the front sitting room,
Where the deceased was seated in converk ation
win ms nephew. No other persons were in
The room at the time. The nephew retired
upon nearing the prisoner request an interview
win his uncle, few moments after which the
prisoner drew revolver and fired at least four
bullets INTO Mr.. Carter's body. The deceased
expired with single groan, his heart bepc
completely perforated by bullet
The prisoner passed into the street. where
no was followed and arrested. When this oc
Cured, he surrendered 20 the officers a revolver
ana bowie knife, and suffered himsc'fto be lcd
quietly to the Central Police Station.
HiS own statement is that he, some time oUo
pecame acquainted with young ladv who was
me inmate ola seminary in place which he
does not name. He became deerly attached
10 10 her' ana learned that she was the ward of
-hr' carter, and an heiress also He made the
acquaintance OF the deceased, who fully gave
'il'h PERMISSION to marry her, corroboratinG her
10y !" e'cIy paIllcular. They were shortly
afterwards married, when he (the prisoner took
his wife to his heme in Maryland. Four
months afterwards, he states, she gove birth TO
enid, the paternity of which she, after much
solicitation, acknowledged 10 be attributed TO
the deceased ~
lie also alleges that while this GIRL was at
school as his adopted daughter, under the pro-
IeSsed protection OF Mr.. c., there was an i'm.
proper intimacy between them, and thai the
chld belonged to Mr.. G. He also learned that
mere had been illicit. intercourse between his
wlie and Mr.. Z. slncv their marriage. on more
than one occasion.
lie states that, in their conversation lie asked
Mr.. Carter to take some measures to blot ont
MS (the prlsoners) disgrace; that the deceased
.oid HIM It was no disgrace, and that he him.
sen intended soon to visit the prisoners sister.
lhls Smith considered uncomfortable, and shot
llm upon the spot.
Inc prisoner is man ofstout built swartbv
complexion and coal black hair and whiskers - |
lG is about thir'y-thrce years of age. He
ays that his place of residence is Cecil coun,v
VA, and that he has an uncle and sister living
New Castle, Delaware.
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$50 REWARn-

or 81 lNAWAY fa,S, from the subscriber, on ,b.
inches he's hsh T bi5oR' baeR and NEGRO BOY feet 5[ m
par Cashmere pants slightly red avJ cGIe TO have
GnY Gneckered irGck coat, twilled and b
luied kersey coat, drab; a white sbiTt s, !" uhd
TlS T4NES iSsI 9 fine smart looking ncgr" @ and
FOR his apprehension and lodg nent ~ !tar' old
10 me- i not already taken will give @ EG "[ FGFn
Oc, ~ Hugress 'iHsS WM. NJ. DAY
o'' u, ''-H Greensboro, Caroline r.. a..
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miscellaneous Advertisemo,,
= o r RENT

LIE IIIE new and co nmOdous HOTEL
UIoasan o MAN and Methodist streets in % On The
R'eaSant Tt % and improved part Of the Tow "a 'Ge m
hundreJ sg anG Is Three stories high having front Sy
streets and having large number of aIe uIPIe namcl
%u arranged ned rooms suitable for
gentlemen 1t is the largest and n"., ,leS or single
Hge% energe1c 0te D9 in the State Of Delaware nG
rarely TO be met With For further 'iers Indnremc,
October 2S. 81. ''i; S NJ. FlSLER, |
9rDel. Rennhiicon Smyrna, Delaware,
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VI IL IS reported on good authority tba,
mr. Ten RrOeck won $4,000 on The New
Market raoe' by Priorcas winning the Cm.or.
wl'ch Handicap. The betting WIS 100 10 I
against Prloress so that Mr.. r. B. was required
70 i.sk only 10000 TO win this immense an,onnt
nn,;~g n, winning must make him good for his com.
ray rr.as .n small losses at the previous races
h;n' ~ ain n's expenses ia England and leave
quarter ofmillion Of dolhrs. S'"H' - i'as' '''i
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A Chance for Bargains!
= SELLING OFF!

HAVING determined to relinqush the Me:.
cantile Business, | am now Offering my Stock
OF Goods at REDUCED Prices. AS wish to
close out the Stock by the first of January next
Country Dealers will end it to thei- advantage
to call eary and examine for themselves.
WM. SMITH.
Store on Commerce street. opposite Ward,s
Building, Smyrna, Del. Noy4
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TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & lacks toand from the Eajl
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight Bac.
gage &c lie expects to locate in the Yves,
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fully received and promptly attended to.
VF lie will also run Wagons to and from
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
uoods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels.
thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
ana receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER ITRTy
Dec. 10, "55-tE
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HENRY BEkRNE,
BREAD & CAKE BAKER,
Con fe TONER. &C.

MARKET STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
Begs to inform the public that he has suc-
ceeded Capt. p. Carr, in the above business
and, having engaged first-class Baker from
Philadelphia, he is prepared to supply the c-
zens with Large Bread, Rusks, Twist Bread,
Cakes, &c.
N. B.-The Bread-cart will go through the
Town every afternoon between 5 and 5o'clock.
Gr The Trade supplied on liberal terms
Smyrna, April Is, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

INDIAN AFFAIRS IN UTAH-COmnunicatio
J1oM brigham Young.--Brigham Young, in
;"l"iunica'lon to the Indian Bureau, says that,
u ne Is 10 have the direction of Indian affairs
aua ':. 70 expected to maintain friendly relations
fS %.'n ,he Indians he would suggest that travel
; ;c's should omit the Infamous practice ofshoot-
ing them when they happen to see one, Hence.
~ is natural that they wreak vengeance in re.
tallaton. The government should make more
litoeFal presents. lie has proven that it is far
ssheaper to feed and ciothc The Indians than to
ngpl Them. When the Sighting is over, it is
aiways % followed by expensive presents, which,
u properly distributed in the first instance
might have avericd the fight.
Inc troops. he also says, must be kept away,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

TIE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del, for the
Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE, and
has now on hand, for sale, nurHbcr of very de-
sIra6le FARMS and other Real Estate
0- lie also Rents Farms and Houses. COL
iects rents and money, and does all and every
Kind OF business in his line on the most reason
able terms
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

III, M Mr; WIN. Hammond. residing near Cen.
levine; Md had his granary and stables do.
loyed oy hre on Monday week. Allhis vbeo,
so eos" ana blades were consumed. His loss is
supposed to be about $500. = '0S' ''' Is
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
Steamboat RaVIoon

100 ~ dll Arrangement.
RsS AON and after Monday. sept. Ilth, the
- - Sicamhoat Balloon will leave Smyrna
: Steamboat Landing. for PhllndeIphia.
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ami FRIDAY
Morning, Returning the Alternate Days-touchinp al
Deakynes Landing, Port Penn, Delaware Civ and
New Castle, going and returning
Stages from Dover, Lepsc and Smyrna connect
with the Boat at Smyrna Sleambot landing, Long
Point. FREIGHT al the usual low rates.
jyLf WM. s. BALL, Captain
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11

W. Jesse Urmy has effected an .;ronrovo
hien h'ent upon corn shcller, by which he i cno
, IsI " anSll corn without husking at a rn,c of
''ein looo'tO 1900 bushels per day' '"'' u
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
SB CHT GD va Nc %
A NT0YEN. NTnUEs

- THE PORTABLE PARLOR CRATE AMI
- TiE COMET OF l857-FOr pleasant yenItlo.
ton and cheerful fire, these Stoves cannot be tur
passed. Suitable for chambers dining rooms Sc
Those whose purses are small
Are welcome TO call
Our prices suit The times. at the old established
stand OF North Chase u North, No. III6 Market ST
Philadelphia '
EcOuOmy in Fuel -SII.VER'S AIR-TIGHT
Gas BUKNER improved by James Spear January
l3h, 1891 would particularly call attention TO this
celebrated Stove for PurlOrs IIalIs Dining Rooms
Chambers Sores, Offices DC. Tho heating qualities
OF tins excellent Stove are SO well known that il is
useless to make further comments Rut the great OBJ
lection TO the old pattern that the holes where The
air enters the cylinder to ignite the gas frequently be-
come stopped with "shes and cnders; and when this
takes place. the gas burning qualities of the Stove are
destroyed ana there IS no way of cleaning them out
without taking the Stove apart and freGuenIIv the
cylinder has TO be renewed. TO prevent this 0blec.
ton, have placed each side of the Stove pcror
aed casl-lron plate. with slides 10 open and close a,
pleasure; with this ImprOv ement, the gas-buTnng
qualItles oil ihS Stove cannot be IMPAIRED by over.
hlmg or iailng into the hands of those nnaccustom
cd to The principle OF this Stove as there is no dcu
y OF Keeping these openings free from ashes or cnders
THE EVENING STAR PARLOR, with double
radaiIig base warranted to heat any double parIsr
Please cnl and examine before purchasing else here
Manufactured and for sale Oniy bv
JAMES SPEAR
No lll6 Market street, Phladelphi, :,
tLale North, Chase and North, 800 Market ttl
Sep91m -
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BRICK-MAKINC, Painting,

&c.
I'dE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he is prepored to fill at has Brick
narI' near Smyrna Landing orders for any amount Oi
ItarI ked Streichers, SamOn and all other kinds of
BRICkS, except the pressed at the shortest notice.
lie VIII also make and burn kns in the country when
desired: 0- He also continues 10 carry on the
FAiNIING business in all its branches executing
work IN superorstyle. WILLIAM AicAFEE
Smyrna, Del, April 90. 81
WHEREAS, My wife, REBECCA, having
lett my bed and board without provocation or
Just cause, | hereby warn all persons against
harborlng or trusting her on my account, as |
VIII pay no debts of her contracting after lhls
date.
CHARLES II. RICHARDSON.
Smyrna, Del, Nov. 3, IS57.-3t
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SIOO Reward.

My Dwelling having been burglarouslv or.
tered on the night of the 18th instant. bv son'o
person unknown to me, | hereby offer reva..I
OF One Hundred Dollars for the apprebens,an
and conviction of the scoundrel. Any lntorm,.
tlou that may lead to his arrest, will be liberal,
rewarded. JOIIV CI0HE
Near Smyrna, Oct. 81, lSj7..lt
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STORE in WEST SFNYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries. PrnrilinnS
&c., &c.


d - 'Iit; subscriber would inform the rnbl,e
h@%Aa that he has opened a new Store o, C,"
%EI4S merce street, West Smyrna where he Is l,'ly
receiving and will sell at the very lcwe,, ,,.b
prceS' Sugars, Teas CuiIec AIolasscs G,re.o .,''
tiaihs shoulders. PIchcd Pork Dried Beef Fish mi,
candies. Soap Soda, Starch Indigo Blue. FIOI'R
'le m pdIrei or pound superior Corn MEAL for Gi.ut
use, pure PIckelmg Vinegar only l6 rr,,. NO.,
ioDacco Segars and Snuts Of The best brands Cu\
~ liONAKl, Cakes, NUS FRUITS pure Lemon md
W:i O'cr 0ytulsi Dress Trimmings. Fancy Suals liar
OlIs' COlOgnes PUnades-iine extracts IuI,rs; ill.,,
Caps Collars, CndersIeeN es. Ilandkerchlei>. Uo,,r
uloNes Fans, GaIIerS, Boots Shucs Six, Thread Xxx
d"h' rms Needles. Laces, Counts Brushes, Broom,
lil W OGDEN Basket and EarlhtnWare
will supply any OF the cltize.s wilh WOOn,,
SNORT notice II they will leave helr orders a, ,.
!, All FINDS OF col NTRY PRODTCE BOTGWTu NJ
Inc highest prices, Tor cash or "a! equivalent ,u,
TRUST here Is dead-Bad Pay killed hIIn.
J. +. WILLIAMSON.
je24-ly We,t Smyrna n.I
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FOR SALE,

A good second hand ENGINE and BOILER
in good order. The Engine is A horsepower
the Boiler horse power, and will be sold che.p
Apply to BOWMAN & ELLIOTT,
Oct. IA. Machinists, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
LINDSAY 81 EsIaEii>ton'S
CHEAP BOOK STORE

hIhhtSN! "a ESA0h!>S0H
CHEAP BOOK STORE.
BOOKS SOLD At PRICES TO SURF THE TINES.
ALL BANK NOTES TAKEN AT PAR
The following Useful and Beautiful Books
are tor sale at this Great Estab shment.
Watson's Camp Fires of the American Revo.
luton, with fifty original illustrations bv
OIoo'nP' 0'o' Price 81 90
Proct0rs Illustrated History of the Crusad.s
containing over $50 illustrations. vol 8vo'
CT, =, Price 50 90
Stork's Illustrated Life of Martin Luther. rs
Illustrations. Royal Svo. Price 81 30|
Miss Mays American Female Poets, with Rio
graphical and critical notices and selections
from their writings. Octoyu edition. Nine
steel plates. Price ~ 00
DIR. Bethune's British Female Poets, with Rio.
graphical and critical notices and selections
IRON their writings. Octave edition. Nine
steel plates. price 81 m
Watson's New Dictionary of Poctical Quota
tons, Consisting OF Elegant Extracts on evcrv
subject, compiled from various authors. and
arranged under appropriate heads. Octave
edition. Nine steel plates. Price. 81 M
"elis Sacred Poeticpl Quotations, or Scrin.
ture Themes and Thoughts as paraphrascd
by the Poets. Octova edition Nine steel
~, Piurts' Price, 81 %
The Women of the Scriptures, illustrations
on steel Octave. Full cloth, gilt backs.
soo Price, 81 80
Iustratlons on steel. Octave. Full clo,b.
gilt backs. Price 81 ~
me Christians Daily Delight, with illustro-
'onS on steel Octave; cloth, gilt backs.
Price, 81 so
scenes in the Lives of the Apostles, with eiobt :
Illustrations on steel. Octave; cloth 9ilt r
backs prico c,sE0 80
scenes IN the Lives Of the Patriarchs and Pro. .
Phets. illustrated by : steel plates. Octave q
cloth, gilt backs Price. 81 40 ,
treat Inducements 10 Agents. ii
Ihe most liberal inducements are offered
to Agents S
o engage in selling any of the above Books 6
The numerous others published by them &C
dialogues, with TERMS furnished upon appli.
ltIon to LINDSAY g. BLAKISTON. al
Publishers and Booksellers. az
% South Sixth street, above Chesnut,
ocI4 Philadelphia. -
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
Registers Office
DOVER Kent 'oun,

DOVER Kent county, Nov. ID 1.,-
UPON the application Of John n R.,,, 1' i00'
ISlFaior OF Richard S. Culbreth, late Of n!!i Admin
hundred IN Said c"nny deceased, it is orIl,,J TH
directed by the Register. that The said AJ;,G ahd
give notice OF the granting Of letters Of aJmIn.'1
T a gSlae 9 1 se Ins n.% .aI deceased by causing
daleioi such letters, in SIX Of The most uL IlA Ne
.e county OF Kent requiring all pcrs1ns haiip
maiidS against the estate 10 present the Ht
ny an Act OF Assembly IN such made End r,n ''It
ceu ana also cause the same To be Inserted r. r'U,.
:, Ilny '"a Times newspaper published IN S,n,
Oeia"Ire' aud continue therein eight weeks ''''
..H3SSak. Given uLder hanl and seal nr ,a,.,
sFM@. The Register aforesaid. al Dover Eo', =,
3K ne coGmy '.y Aforesaid the day and year aIo,e
1NS Il, w. REYNOLDS Register,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
Il. w. REYNOLDS Repi,,e,

NOTICE.-The undersigned. Admin,.,.o,..
aDoVe hereby give notice, that Letters of A,u Inl'eu
lratioh were granted to him II the twenty .,, i''i" %
Oclaber 1851; all persons therefore hly,r, % va! i
usalist me deceased estate, VIII present ihe .
OCTOBER 1888, or abide by law in tins behalf ''! "
No,,,o JNO. II. BEWLEY.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
IRON &c STEEL.

- DoLT and FIRE IRON; Ship and Boat
ZSO SPlKES-all Sizes HORSE-SIIOES and
T. Horseshoe Nails. and a general assortment OF
IRON and STEEL.
DEC0W y MIDDLETON,
No. l3 North Water ST. above Market
ap23-ly Philadekhia
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
James Milton.
Huber & GOdfrey,Au ,Auc1ioueers,

No. 2lO North Second St, above Arch Phlla phia,
Males Every Evening during the Week Monday
- evenings exceptod) Of Fancy Goods. Cum!r.
Buttons, Cutlery, Musical instruments, Watches,
JIewelry Plated Warsl Dress Patterns Jet (;nud.
Philosophical Apparatus, PormOnnats s. PenseIs, Pa
per langngS, &c.
W COhslgnments solicited. jel06m
Smyrna times., 1857-11-11
PHILADELPHIA TO DOVER.

d. A. SANBoRN,
jl6-tE Superintendent Del Railroad
JOB PRINTING done a. the TINES Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-05-23
3z5SCeHHan neOuS.
THE AFFECTED WOMAN.

The affected woman may be found among
all classes aud types of her sex. She is
dealer in petty effects, tragic passion and
dramatic force are not hers with which to
eIectrify her audience hers is merely the
false glitter Of feeling, and the most uninI-
t.a'ed 10 ker on can detect the simulated
emotion which faiters in the voice, whose
tones have no power to respond TO the deeper
emotions CT the soul. She strives to be
" everythi' G by turns, and nothing long"
but except among those as shallow as herself
she is always felt to be a counterfeit.
The affected woman falls into ecstaces
on every pretext, and she is easily hurled into
the very lowest depths of despair. In the
brief space of one evening she will act every
phase Of emotion, at one moment reveIling
in joyousness, anon clasping her hands in
anguish. She will faint on tie slightest pro-
vocation, though ii takes small! amount Of
>hrewdness in the Iookers-on to detect that,
Ike The most of her actions, it is Il mere tciHt.
This phase OF woman has little intellect, and
not much cultivation; she is ottenest found
among the ranks of the ultra fashionable,
where effects is valued more than sterling
Hi0'lltSS9 uhirSS tne AdPpcii " DC P"uLlNS
sterling, which there, as elsewhere, have their
due weight
She passes her life as Il tinsled queen on Il
mimic stage, with all the prestige of meIo-
dramitic success at her command, but un-
happily the audience know all the time that
it is only acting, and not of the highest quail
ity either. The smile Of the affected woman
becomes stereotyped upon her face, and from
youth TO age she wears it, until it indeEts
Itself in wrinkles around the mouth and be-
comes almost grimace. While youth and
freshness are hers her little arts are indul-
gently tolerated, but when these ate gone,
and an old woman, without the dignity Of
years, assumes the bearing Of juvenile CO.
quette. the "counterteit presentment" ceases
10 be ludcrous and becomes absolutely pain
tul The immortal, Mrs. Skewton is one OF
these, and well has The pen of Mr.. Dickens
sketchr the supe annuated embodiment Of
affcctation and vanity.
The home of such woman is such as
might be expected if she has the arrange
ment it. Everything is intended for out
ward show, and little attention given to home
comfort. The man who is captivated by
her petty arts is often worthy to be her hus-
band, and they generally agree in one thing:
that it is necessary to keep mp appearances
before the world. Their children are edu-
Gated in the same fashionable creed, and
grow up worthy of emuIatug their parents,
The Opelousas courier., 1857-05-23
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
JOEL Il. SAHDGI & ANDREW MEfNIER.


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No advertisement OF subscription will be stopped
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No election tickets or other Jobs printed without
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ed is a responsible person. .
Ten dollars inaavance will invariably be required
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The Opelousas courier., 1857-05-23

Nor BAD.-The appended negro story,
copied from southern correspondence of
Boston paper, is not bad
General c. gave his black man Saw.
uey, funds and permission to get quarters
worth of zoology at menagerie, at the same
time limiting to him the striking affinity be-
tween the Slmia and negro races. Our
sable friend soon found himself under the
canvas, and brought TO in front of sedate
booking baboon, and eyeing the biboquadru-
ped closely, sollloquized thus: 8 Folks,
sare's you're born feet, hands, proper bad
looking countenanee, just the uigger, gettin'
old | reckon Then, us if seized with d
bright idea, he extended his hand, with a
genuine southern " how d We do, uncle !"
'The ape elasped the negroe hand, and
shook it long and cordially.
Sawney then piled his new acquaintance
with interrogations as to his name, nativity,
and former occupations, but eIiciting no re-.
plies beyond knowing shake of the head,
or merry twinkling of the eye, (tho ape
was probably meditating the best way of
tweaking the darkey's nose) he concluded
that the ape was bound to keep non. com.
initial, and looking cautiously around, chuck.
led out "a He, he, you too sharp for them.
old feller; keep dark if ye'd pst speak one
word Of English, white man have a hoe in
yer hand IN less than two minutes
The Opelousas courier., 1857-05-23
Judicial Notices, &C.
Public Sale.

By the umdersigned public Auctioneer IN
u1ad far the Parish Of st. Landry.
THTHE public are hereby informed that
u there will be sold at public sale, to the
last aud highest bidder, on the plantation of
Aurelien Laudrenau, in Prairie Mamoth, on
Wednesday, 18th June next, 1887,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate Of Samuel Reed Sr., deceased,
late Of the Parish of St, Landry, to-wit:
l NEGRO-MAN, named PETIT JEAN,
aged about So years.
l NEGRO-MAN, named JEAN, aged
about 100 years.
About 20 head Of gentle horned
cattle; Il lot Of horse creatures !;
four unbroken horses, two riding
horses, household furniture, &c.
Terms ANIL C0nditi02aS One half Of
the purchase money payable on the lst Of
April next, 1858, and the other half On the
1st Of April following, 1859. Purchasers
furnishing good aud solvent security in solido,
to the satisfaction of whom the right, and
moreover the slaves remaining specially mort
gagged unto said Estate uUtit full and entire
payment of capital and interest that may ac-
crue thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum from the time each payment becomes
due. Payments to be made in the hands of
John Reed, the Administrator of said Estate
at his dQmicil in said Parish of St. Landry
7. YIDRINE, Auctioneer.
ODeIOusas Nav 10th 1857