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JOHN A BINGHAM,

KEEP TUE MoUTa SHUT DURENe CoLD WEA.
THER.-In The Journal Of Health, DR.. Hall ad.
vIses every person WIZ goes into the open cir
from a warm apartment to keep the mouth shut
while walking or riding. He says:
''BefOre you leave the room bundle up we'll.
gloves, cloais, comforter-shut your mouth
before you open the street door, and keep it
resolutcly closed until you have walked brisk
ly for some ten minutes, then il you keep on
walking, or have reached home, you may talk
as much as you please, Not SO doing, many a
heart once happy ana young now lies in the
church yard. that might have been young and
happy still. But how ? If yeu keep your
mouth shut and walk rapidly; the air can only
reach the lungs by a cireui. of the nose and
head. and becomes warmed before reaching
the lungs, thus csusing no arrangement; butt il
you converse, large drafts Of cold air dash d.
rectly in upon the Lungs, chilling the whole
frame almost instantly. The brisk walking
throws the blood to the surface Of the body,
thus keeping up a vigorous circulation, making
a cold impossible fyou don't get into a cold
bed too quick after you get home. Neglect of
these brings sickness and premature death TO
multitudes every year."
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Catharipe Ma-shan PARTITION.
guardian NJ By virtue Of an order Of
Matilda Marshall, &c. sale in this css e, Issued from
VS. the Court Of Common Fleas
John Marshall. Of Carroll .0pn'y, Ohio, and
to me directed, | wi Orer tor sals AZ the door Of the
Court House, IN CarroltOn, G IrOlI c 'pn,y Gnio,
On Saturday. the 4h day Of APrl, 1857.
between the hours OF - ocl cN A. M and 4 o'clock
P. II. Of said day, the following real estate situate in
the county ofUGrrOll and State of0hio, w: The soUth
"est quarter Of section seventeen. tOwnship ~6ourteeL,
and range five, OF the lands or Tered 10 be Z u a. Sleu.
benvile. Ohm, except twenty acres ol Of the wsst ED
Of said quarter. And also, thirteen acres out OF the
north east corner Of said quarter pow owned and tccu.
pied by David A9pls. Appraised at $40 o. subject TO
the widows dover. Terms, one.third cash. on. .tbi,d
in one year, and the rcills in two years with ints, ct
from day Ol sails, secured by IA ntgags Oh the, prem.
iseI. J. II. WHIrCRAFT She,,g
March 3, 1851. It's. pr fee 50,
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STATES JOURNAL
E0R IRh1.

FOR 1857, 'l"
A large Illustrated Monthly Paper, elegantly print.
ed, each number containing sixteen large pages-nore
than double the amount Of matter each Essr Than can
be obtainad for the ssrae price ia any other publication.
Subscription price, so GEMS . Jsar.
Seven copies to one address, s. YEAR.
t. enty one copies to one addrRss, IS a year,
The most liberal Inducements are offered to ladies
and g~entl'men who will interest themselves in extend,
ing the circulation Of the above publications, 10 whom
specimen copies will be sent on application.
J. NJ EMERSON 4 Co.
March 5, 1857, No. | SpIu ,e street. NeE YOrk.
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Congress,

This cody has had some sharp proceedings.
By which two Of lis members have felt them
selves under the extreme necessity Of resigning
their seats. Two members Of the House have
been 80 implicated in bribery in the report Of
The Corruption committee, that resolutions for
their expulsion we're reported, ThereupOn the
Hon. Members, MssOrs. Gilbert and Edwards
Of N, YORK resigned and Mr.. Welch was ex-
! eaIpased fran all blame ~ a vote of lie TO
-. Also Fasslstions exPelling two Reporters
freni the floor OF the House viz Aessrs. Sim.
monlop and Triplst'. Sharp work that, but
entirely correct. when the house became con.
yineed, by i~ndispu;sble testimony Of the truth
Of the changes Of bribery against those mem.
beTB.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Isaac K'ysler, Oeder Of S.ls
By viltue Of an order Of
A Is, bier eman, sale issueo from the Court of
Common Ileas Of Carroll county Ohiu. and 10 me d.
rected in this case, ! will expose to sale at the door Of
the Ccu I H use, Utrolton, Ohio, y
On Saturday. tie All day of Apra, 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A n. and 4 o'clock
r. NJ ths following described real estate situate il the
town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, Lot numb, ;
twenty eight, (25J in Roberts third addition to tho
said town, appraised at 800 20 Terms ra,hI
JOHN II. WnITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March 5, lS57-ts. Or. fee. SO 80
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EE The above advice should be observed
BY some people in summer as well as in win
ter. They "keep their mouths open" too
much--if not for their health. for their own
credit and the peace OF their neighborhood.-
Il is certainly, il not included in the "Ten," a
Commandment which should be observed,
'keep your mouth shut p
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, February 2I, 1851.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

1 .
AFTERNOON SESSION. q
Mr.. Parsons, from the Joint Committee on
Amendments of the Constitution, reported
the following resolutions, prescribing certain
changes in the Constitution?
amendments. No.1.
Resolved. By the General Assembly Of The
State Of Ohio, three Giths Of the members e
lected |, each House concuning therein;-
That it be and hereby is proposed to the e.
~lectors OF this State to vote on the second
Tuesday Of October next, upon the approval
or rejection of the following appointments as a
substitute for FIRST clause of the twenty.fth
section of She second article Of the c%onstiu-
ton.
AN regular sessions Of the General Assem-
bly shall on the first Monday Of
January annually.
amendment. No z.
District Courts shall be held by enc Dis
Lrict Judge, at least oacs in each year, in each
county OF each dlslTlct'
one District. Judge shall be elected by the
electors Of each District, who shall reside there
in.
There shall be a District Court of Error,
which shall be held By three of tie District
Judges. two of whom. shall be a quorum. Al
least once in each year, at one place, in each
subdivision of each district. to be fixed by law
provided, that the General Assembly may, BY
Law, authorize tho Judges to fix the times Of
the Courts in the Districts or sub.
in which they respectfully reside.
amendment No 8.
The property and credits of all banks and
bankers shall be assessed and taxed in the
same manner and to the same extent as th,
property and credits Of individuals.
amendment No 4.
Corporations Of every description shall be
created. and corporate powers granted only by
general laws, which phaR define the powers
privileges and immuniies, and prescribe the
duties and liabilities OF each class or descrip.
ton of corporations; bnt the General Assem-
bly, may enact special laws for the relief Of
corporations in peculiar ca0es; and may make
special provisions liz regard to corporations in
cases where. from their peculiar location or in
%tsrests, such special provisions are required.
and may, from time 70 tine, alter or repeal
all such laws.
amendment No 5.
The Senate th all consist Of thirty five Sen,
ators: Provided that the General Assemble
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- Flowing water is at once a picture and
a music. which causes 10 few at the same
time from my brain, like a limpId aud muir
muring rivelet sweet thoughts, charming rev.
cries, and melancholy rene pbrances.--Al-
pAoazs Rarr.
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L SHIONABLE TAILORING.


MOULD inform the public that he has located in Car.
w rOllion where he will be hal py 10 receive =
Share OF ublic patrOaa,e lie is deleru iued TO get nm
work in a = yle not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
Shop immediately opposite Cummings & Coueh's s,o. ..
and a 70" doors y est Of the Patton House." where . =
can | found at al lines.
Ca FOlton, o.. March 5, 81. Il.
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Amendment Nro 5.

The Senate shall consist Of thirty Eve Sem
ators: Provided that the General Assemble
may, at their regular session in the year one
thOsuand eight hundred and sixty-two, increase
the number Of Senator'S to thirty six.
The House Of Representatives Shsll consist
Of such number Ofmsmbers not less than one
handred nor more than one hundred end
twelve, as shall be prescribed by law at The
frst session Of the General Assembly, after
The adoption Of this amendment : provided
THO nu mbsr mey be increased or diminished
within the foregoing limits. by law. at the FIRST
regular session Ofthe General Assembly, in tbs
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.tvc
or at any deCennisl period thereafter.
Senators and representatives shsll s~everally
be elected in districts formed for that purpose
prescribed in the eleventh article, as amended
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TERMS OF ADVERT Using.

cred Square.
tTAdyertisers must be particular to marx me mum
Der Of Insertions On ne face Of their advertisements
or ne vii be published untlotesreS out, aud charged
accordingly.
sr Advertisements should be handed 10 BY TuEs
oar MORNING, 10 insure insertion that week.
~ Jos WoRK neatly and expeditiously executed al
slis Office. on the shOrtes possible notice.
sEGRO.A CIRCUIT, rs South Fourth street, a
bows Walnut, Philadelphia, Is our authorized agent 70
obtain advertisements for Us 10 that city.
~ woo,s q QUIs, Publishers Of the Commercial
Register are our NeW.York Agents. ohce l4O Full
ed Street, NeW-York.
CES, n, PErrKKeILL 4 Co, are our authorized A
Rents, for procuring advertisements in the city OF Bos'
ton and elsewhere.
tB-J.T, Y, WRroHr, Is our Only authorized agent TO
procuring advertisements in the city OF Pittsburgh,
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Tn4sEs.-Hon. John A. Bingham, M. c.,
gin plesss accept our thanks for valuable pub
Ls Speswpue;
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FOR SALE OR RENT. ),

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms Ii
following real estate situate on Main Street, Caro- too
Carroll county, Ohio, to wit:-One lot on which g
rected a large two story brick building, vel Rni he'd
suitable for q dwelling or Hotel; also, . small lot adjOin-
ing the above on which Is situated a large and commo-
dlOus frame stable, Sufficient 10 size TO contain so hor.
ses, --also, two, other lots In one enclosure with q frame
dwelling house thereon. The. above properly will be
sold separately or jointly to suit puTehasers,--and If
not sold will be for rent. 500 60
| will alse sell two quarter sections of Iand In Wool.
bury county state of love; also, one quarter section Of
land In Ida county in thestats ofIOwa whichWiIl be sold
separately OF jointly to suit purchasers
For Terms apply to Dr., John s. Hu4tsr 0arroltoa
Ohio. " .E p + PRICE
. Nov, 10, S6. t, nHH
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u XRGUTORS SALE.-Notcs Is Hereby given that
II | will offer for sale, as Executor ofthe viii of Oar,
lei Need deceased; Oil The premises viz the North Ra.t
quarter Of section two township sixteen, in Range seven
Harrison township, Carroll CO. Ohio also ten acres Of
the North West quarter Of said section Township and
range adjoining the aforesaid quarter section,
On Wednesday, the 1871 day Of Aare6 nert. |
Said farm contains one hundred aud seventy Chr, q
acres m DE or less, The same land GU which said Il q,
tatOr died. One hundred acres under cultivation. well
watered and in tOlerable good repair. Terms made
known on day OF sale. DAVID NEED, Executor.
Feb. 26,-l857. 3w. l-n. u..-C
ESTATE N0TIGE-NOtce Is hereby given that. We
IA have been duly appointed and qualified a. Exec.
utoTs of the last will and testament OF John Arbnckls
deceased, late of Monroe township Carroll county Ohio.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those who have claims a.
gaiPst said Eatate will present them legally authen.ica1
tep within II months from this time. ~ -,
r. MCCARTHY, %
~ ps4TIoS. r, GRIFFIN,
Feb. 2G, 1857. 7tltsI Boz .saiayf EXECUTORS.
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FOR SALE.

AEwA OR EXCHANGE FOR A LITTLE oF,THE
fTsTSTTfR root OF all evif-MONEY. Having d..
Hi , 'ernined to go--nOt West, but East-to ace
- t some change cannot be found in The la.
ter section Of our country as well as in the former
7 therefore propose TO sell at Private Sale, not a house
ut part Of my household furniture, consting of one 6nes
Oupposrd with glass doors, one Franklin PatlOr stove
ne coal or wood Cooking stove, two Lounges, chi
Oeking Seltee, Chairs, Beds leads, &c. sc.
For particulars, &c. inquire Of .sl
GEO, W. RARL0W.
Carrollton, O.. Feb. 10, 1851.
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ROnnabeIS br>uIphilr Of Lime.

! NEw-OELEANs. Sprfefaber t<t 1857
! Permit me 70 invite your attention to the f1iow-
/ ing III re atnn to the manufacture Of BI-srLpuirE
| OF LIME, which from the first discovery Of tue
valuable properties it possesses as HeruIatiye OF
cane InIce until this time, have prepared Al the
New Orleans Southern Chemical Works. in larger
quantities and If greater strength than any ot5er
establishment My neutrality-suspicious. every re-
qmslte 1or lis Preparation, aud ne!Ea,r Ia bor care
expense spared - render It every xaay nJora
worthy Of the patr0Eage with which il has been
favored. Rival Manufacture have entered INTO
competition with me ~ vain. my B-Sutpuite hig-
ing as the sutI"ned testimonials from ieafil.. city
journals viii show, always Commanded tlom ex-
perenced planters the preference.
1t is unnecessary to remind F'aHter> as they are
already aware OF the fact that th3s B,-Suohlr4 OF
i.,lNe, Whfn l3o1-rty nsed never has q vroNuca
.!.!,HI white ami - tnw cry>,.sll-,. sugar aa,
a! ways commands the highest price In Ia, market
and the very best Recommendation it can aavp
with We>tera AM ohpr buyers IS the laei o. It's
having been made With 8ouuabe!'s B,->lH,nltp. As
they rOnsideF that guarantee against an, tus> in
weight, and are ways willing u paT hi4 4hrf pr-
ces for it. The high Eep~te and favor N which The
Planters generally hold This Bl-Sa .ruIfr IS 50
muC matter OF uotoriety that IL u'.lt- uunpce,-
sary 70 publish here any Vt the nanE 1attcrls t-s-
tiIn0nials received dai from thp>e y no have used
if. aud invariably succeeded De oHd tis-!r mos,
sarguue expectations IL not only luAGa. The lest
sugar ever previously made W t;:csrs, nus also in
realizing the highest prices with r-9> o>> III weight
than by any other process. ArraGy tarsr- orders
are on my books oF the approa hing roauI4 sea-ou
my customers wisely taking d altla.r u! .lu.- -
to have az the cotnu!-LrtuIeht Ul sugar naAtug
supply on hand.
A. there is not. South OF Philadelphia. 50 extern
sive aHd complete all establishment tie New
Orleans Southern thrutca Works. M. DI- ~ any
manner coulparabte 70 It III rapdcity - u.afntdr-
tuTe Eth the greatest dispatch aud al n strong
est qua,ltY the B-SrLPHGTE Of LfIE. | aIu conI-
PEELED to invite The oFiefs OF Planters III adv ance
so that no disappointment may be experienced by
Old or new customers when sugar bo,lIt9> COM
menees. y
The best and stauncnest barrels have been pro
videu for the Bi-SI phtr; they are guaranteed not
10 leak, and when returned wifI De Te-hi!ed and
shipped and fifty cents each allowed from the price.
Planters should be particular IL ordering through
their merchants TO specify that none but II. Bon
nabel'S Bi-SH!phite be sent 10 them.
Ali orders must be addressed
Fl BONNABEL. !
Corner Natchez & TchoupitouIas Streets, No /
~B Barrels returned to be Tehed. vii. be taken !
from the Boats free OF charge, and Will be re- ship
ped at no atdttionnal expense TO the Planter, ex-
cept drayase
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the improvement Of sugar. IN which it wonid ap-
pear to Eave been euifnputiy successful IS still
IN popular request by the planters of this State
We understand !mpEoS r".rHts OF the most vaiua-
bic character have been lntruured into the manu-
facthre, and Ihat from q arouTaratypIy low stand
ard OF strength, sever or eight per cent 1t is now
uniformly ten and upwards.
Hhgu'Ian! torg held ont against tho use and tti-
iitv ot ne Bi-Suphita uor can II S,rrrISe aav one
that this seeing how many agents cheni-
cal and others, have been Introduced in the last
twenty Years. 70 improve the quality OF Louisiana
sugars. so as to enable it TO compete successfully
with he foreign article and 20 counteract some of
the disadvantages II has 70 contend against from
pecnlar;ties OF climate and hasty preparation for
market.
The Bi-SutpAite we are assured. has answered
expectations IN almost every instance where no
extravagant or unreasonable hopes have been ms
plref or ln6ufged and, perhaps, the yerY best
proofs 0i the good results fol0wngits use is fur
14~h"d "y those intelligent tlaut"rs who, having
G@ei il when its effects and nature were but irnnAr
tr"!iy understood, >t; continue To employ and re-
commend It as an agent Of great value and worthy
OF the most es>enl!ea application Of course. 1onrh
"! dep"'t upon the purity Of the article and the
hdeHty with which its manufacture is conducted:
dnh It Is Tor tins reason observing in our adverti-
sing e0.ar'nS the notice ni al 0a and well est b.
Ilshrl manufacturer. that deem it our duty to
refer to 1t with % much ri-culnstantaiity Other
establishments may also be deserving or ratroocua
fhis on" has already name VIII known to coI,su-
meT=, and therefore does not require special refer
eHce or cOmmerGatIoH from US The cherncai
DTocuct Itself deserves. however fair trial from
every one and planters should not permit any pre-
ldlee to stand in the way of testing its merits.
Oct Ri 1877
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a NEW DISCOVERY!
THE GREATEST AND MOST WONDERFUL
a IN THE WORLD.
LOZENCES

=,
A&l MPLE ana compound, prepared bJ y.
- HEREt, Druggist and Physician sup
eyior TO all essences sTHps and extracts so named
and to all speciaNtties heretofore known:
nave oF o'1s tIls 'noioo%n.y
Lne IFa 81 ~ d, ~ eaie de'5.
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DISTRICT CoURT.

DISTRICT CoURr, In. ooo,
Perish ef' ST. Landry, No. S324'
Estate of Benjamin Carantin, decd.
81 OUISA ARDEN, widow of Benjamin
AA Carantin deceased, of the Parish Of ST.
Landry, Administrators of the Estate of
Benjamin Carantin, deceased, having fled
a Tableau of the affairs of said Estate accom-
panied BY petition praying that the same
may be homologated And whereas the
prayer OF said petition has been granted by
an order of Court, dated 23d Nov, 1857.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be homologated
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opeloasas, November 2Sth, 1857.
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THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE, OF MEDICINE.
GiHCiRaasi, q.
: WINTER Session Of 1857 5 will c

- EEE WRITER Session Of 1857. will commence
Il on Monday the l2tA oI October, and continue
sixteens weeks \ t8lI and thorough rourse OF
Lectures will be gwen. 0cc@pyIng SIX or Se>en
hours daily, with good opportunities for attention
to practical Anatomy, aEd with pie Ct.ulca! Ia
citltes at the Commercial Hospital. The pTeIm-
mary course Of LectHres viii conmeuca on Monday,
the 2Sth September. az" continue daily Until the
commencement of the regular Lectures.
The arrangement oil the chairs tiI be as follows
7. T.. 81. Jons. VI. D.,-PrqssS0r Of .iaatomy
Grd Phgsi0ioga
j. 7. JrDaz, NJ, D,-Protsssor Of Chemistry and
Ph4rsacv.
a J HowF. VI. D.,-Profe:sor Of Surgery
c. II. C1EAs Fl-AnD. N D,-PtoyeSsor Of 1fateria
Medica a;:d Ii3,riTcatjc3.
WH SHEawooD, VI. D,.-Pretessor q IIeaiea!
Praettae arg Palhoicgg "a
J. R. BrcHaNAH, VI. D.--Emertts Profssor Of
Cere5rat Physiology and Institutes Of Iiearjas.
JouN King NJ. D.,-Ptofcss9i' Of Obstetrics amd
Diseases cf Women md CHi!sire;
The terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, :-Matricnat;og, $500. Tuitian,
$40, 20,G0-Demonstrators Ticket, $500. Every
Student is required TO engage in dissection one ses-
sion before Graduation. Graduation. $4,000
Ticket to Commercial Hospital toptionaD, $500.
The Lecture Rooms newly finished neat and
comfortable, and ina centrat locality In College
Hail. Walnut Street,, where students will find it
convenient TO call on their arrival
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean Of the farafty. at his Office No ll3 Smith St
or of Prot {. n CLEAyELAND, Secretary Of The Fac
b.ifY, No. 1879 Seventh St. near Elm
JOHN KING, VI. D.. DIAN.
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DUCEos g. co.

No. SO Biemcitie Street, Corner Of Ez-
change ALley, Nesc-Ofieans.
Il AVE the honor to inform their friends
- and the public, that they have just
opened, at their store asaboEe, DEPOT OF FL r.
NITURE of Every Description, such as Bedsteads.
Arnoirs, Gentre-Tabez and others, Tete-a-Tate
Chairs and Others Sofas Fauteuils, Moss, Hair and
Spring Mattresses Feather Beds. They undertake re-
pairing furniture, make exchanges, and take it on
storage. They hope by care and industry to obtain
a share of public patronage.
Dec. 9th, 1885,
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aSs2N;aSC s@;sse,

f SHE undersigned, Administrator Of The
a succession Of the late Mrs. Nina An
dTus, informs the public that he will sell at
public sale, to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House, in the town of OpelousaS,
On Saturday, 9th of January 1883,
t4e fospwing slaves, beloning to said success
sion obsNina Andrus, to wit:
4 IROLA T1O WOMAN named Jane,
or Puss' aged about Is years, with her child
aged about one year.
Iern1S and condifions:-S25O payable
cash, and the balance in l and > years from
day OF sale Purchaser giving his notes with
security: and mortgage retained on the slaves
until payment of capital and interests.
Fl. PROVENT, Admr.
Opeiousas 5th December 1857.
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tate of Zou1slama,
,nri 81 nf Snint- Lnau1ra. 1No. COOL.

LGStTtGh CUNTt,
Parish Of Sa'"t-Londry -'0' Gull
Estate of Marie dc la Conception TieRne.
F ANDRY H0LLIER, of the Parish of
ID St. Landry, Administrator Of the Es
tate of Marie de Ia Conception Vienne. de-
ceased wife Of Simon Gonor, late Of the Parish
Of St, Landry, having fled Tableau of Clas-
sifcation Of the debts of said Estate, accom-
pared by petition praying that the same
may be homologated = And whereas the
prayer of said petition has been granted by
an order Of Court dated the 8th December
1851.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested. to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date here
OF, why said Tableau should not be homolo-
gated and the Administrator be authorized to
pay the debts of the Estate conformably to
said Tableau
Ls LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, December 18th, 1857.