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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION

THEODORE YALADE, PRINCIPAL.
II HAVE the honor Of informing the public and
parents in particular that my Institution has been
removed on the plantation formerly owned by jacques
Lassrapes, where am ready to receive the scholars
whom parents will confde to my care.
That well known position, ut short distance from
0peloGsas and Washington. being unquestionabIy
staated in the most healthy part of the Parish and
not exposed 10 annual maIades, will assure to psrents
the health Of their children whose studies will
be Interrupted.
So far d regards instruction and education, shall
neglect nothing 70 merit continuance of the kind
patronage, with which have been honored here.
sE Terms, payahIe Quarterly.
Boarders for Scholastic year Of ten months and d
s343 half @ #ss $3.50 90
Day scholars, for same period, 40 90
ALI Quarters commenced must be paid in full, and
o deductions made for absence, except in cases Of
Sickness T. VALADE,
Prineipat and Proprietor.
4 SSSSt. Landry, July 18th, 1857. &z4@-
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SllERIFF's SALE.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

vs. = Parish of St. Landry,
Theodose s. Robin. J No, s1a5.
NY virtue of writ of &. f., Issued In the above
- entitled suit, by the District Court in and for
the Parish Of ST. Landry, and to me directed. will
be exposed at public sale. for cash, at the Cours
House OF this Parish, on Saturday the 9th Of Feb
Tuary next, 1858, commencing at tae hour Of IL
o'clock. A. M, and continuing fro1n day to day, if
necessary all the right, title interest and demand
Of Theodose s. Robin, ia and TO the following dea-
cribed property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wits
A certain Nsgfe-girl named Azelia, aged about
23 years.
y. Y. CHAcHERE, Sheriff
Sheriff q Office, 81. Landry, January Cd. 1885
M. HAYS. Par5aTa Sas a.vevaw
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lEstabuTsaaed July Est., 1856 j
:ssEsstire Religious and Political Tolerance" +.
A.DE ST. GYR D'ARTHuN, Director.
HEsax FRAzEE, Pryfsssor Of English. g:
C. E. pURAnD, Professor Of lLasin ard History.
DoM1s1ouE De Sir. CH4uaoND, Professor Of
Spanish.
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EMERS0N's MAGAZIfE FOR 1858.
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sTHHE LAST SUPPER,

and will present copy of it to every three dollar
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TIE GREAT LIBRARY oFFER.

oaf 0uuScElUeIS3 sftntf Nv one or more p0st-oaceS.
we will presens splendid Library, consisting OF
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~ year, without the engraving, OF at the full
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he success which our agents are meeting with
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noe EaDFs j. Es. LEE.

HEJ AS removed to Prairie Laurant, on the
III m plaatation lately belonging to Robt.
r. Harwell, where he will practice his pro
fession with diligence and punctuality.
ST. Landry, March 18th, 1857 1T.
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THE NEW-YORK
8 u e A Nh 8 A w I'M IL
AND
MACHINE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, s&aEO 0msa.

This company has been organized. with the above
capital for the purpose OF applying the dssnand o.
the COMBIN ATIflM ss
PORT RI Il STE NJ g 4 M a4II
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@ On the same day (25th February
1859 will also be offered for sale, BY the ua-
dersigned auctioneer, at the same place and
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" ME public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold, at public sale. to the
last and highest bidder, by competent Off
Ger, at the residence Of the undersigned, near
Pointe Plaquemine, in the Parish Of St.
Landry ON ya.. s--=
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Public Sale.

Opelouses, January Esd, 1858.
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TNERRMAN BoDEMULLER, Main Street,
u a near Mr. Chretien's Tailor shop. teaches
music on the violin and guitar, and repairs musical
instruments and tune pianos. April Is, 1857.
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DeE,aslI0ra 4 arriere,
Is'r ss EEsH


aad lities. tor sale " from ID zss cents
4 foot il Barry Landing aud u tie sawf
min 81 3ila Ia uIadlrrsigned
HIS gLOSE
Et. Landry, July 9Th, 1st55i7
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or to Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Rector Of the Church Of Opelousas
| Opelousas, August 18th, 1866.
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M g. MEADUR. hss taken room in
Iva. the Wing building, here he will be pleased
receive the orders of his customers. He promises
TO PUT THEIR RAZJRs In THE MOST PER
FEUr 0HBEh aud TO continue to give the satisfac-
ticn which has gained him many customers aud
friends. He only asks trial and will guarantee
sharp Razors. II; also sharpens knives. scissors,
&c Cc2i-6t<
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NOVEL ArTRArTIONS,''- .. :,

,NsS NOV u ATTRArTIONS.-
MO. crNpErITfoN nFsrAscgp
,. dr., d. Il ',ire NJ ks NJ nsenSt onai;tsa.
% ,,t,,d ard Bay aiere lt.s Tx sees mag
=" ;Ets;.t sssGrtmthf
go; raYis Printed Meuslatue Rahe a,Iez
ri ,e,,,>s, AQGn,e Dresses
..i nt;I Priatcd French Merino Robes a.0uiIls
- =. the greatest bargain ever offered only
Al q ., : ain De LANES aud French Me, inoes, bean
t,tY winter SJers
sos mes STYLE Aastiis Shavis. all prices
,r,endii assos tt,, ut q! Silk. Velvet Cloth and
ard designs
a pe % of saperior quality Tapestry Brussels Car
pets suiy 81 a ard
Thr'e.sty ard super fns rain Carpets. very cheap
Ia vi - Rugs cheaper than panic prices
kreuch Cmae;s; hailroaj Corssts. Of we'll known
taaFe.
mir snd Ia,iics' Wool Long and sauare shawis
FDR SERVANTS WINTER WEAg
have the aisoet, btst auj cssapeat stock in the
ci,y.
.ix.,s ,rta, ard three 4autar Beavy Pulled Cloths
a uov,. kcrScys. Heavy TN eed CssssmeresS
IT. r1,d and tlsia Gassinets. MARYLAND Pepi
trruisrv IiBsers, all widths: plaii aud Strieegj
a. asb.igs au. CUttsos, tieasy Shirtir as and
Sh,.Atiug~ a. pairs o. sefsAnts' Blankets whits
49, oN'c,o3 ~ uuheatd Of low rricss; Bed Elan.
has ~. H.. u al qt.sliiies.
~. ~ t;eats aud Rogs' Wear
"a. .rr!are,. t'iJ MS and ssiinss
tseat's " , 3 n iAder tist IDcnts
g.ys' Hrd YC-'hs d. do
IL Tvs Vat ~iiS ard Me- mo Be- &C.
M variety OF CtIer foods At the popular
.'otoot ALrakp NOSES
q. 1t 63 Main St
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AUCTIoH eALHH
By Gcddin 1 Aprerson.
Il DAYa.

TEN BUILDING LOTS IN ToDD,s
TENEMENT, MANOHEaTER. FOB SALE
At AUCTION NH BE- ,oli q auctio,, on the
,..s on aoND.y he It d.y q
baHding Lois fncstef - above having fronts on
either side Of Raipbridee and BiddIe streets. and
ncsr u or oipin she residence Of Thos Walden "a
THESE Lots lie within square OF the Main etrarf
ahd quite eentigreus 10 sixers tavern and are In
the mcse desirable rart If The town Mat viii he
exhibited 1T the hour OF sale ~
InAs.une third cash: balance at and marths
III ~ m nees i.srast added. secured b.
os2a GycDIs 4 ApPERsoS. Aucts.
EXECUTORS SA.E OF DESIRABLE
=. r PRlyATg KrsibENcE. ON THE CORNER
~ MAksHALL 4fu STREETS AT ,ha "a
guest Of Messrs Chss Cattrru and ssmi Cat,rs,, IL
executors OF samusi Coftrel. decd we shall .rs
esed 70 sal'. at public auction on the prem sss m
soSBAY, Ist November. !Sss att o,e,och o n NJ
We de.lrab and CORY niently located residence ~
tae corner OF Marshall II ith streets now aud for
Hnany seSts past Va the occupancy OF Col Thomas j
Avans Inc n use has ms, besides brick inch
en. ana 10 suIplie v it'll gas and water
TkRks--une fou. Ia cash; balance AZ u and "a
months .o neg tia,e note inter added ured
&C . GoDDIN ApPERsoN Auets
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BY A. D. Williams, Auct.
TRUSTEE's SALE OgAu usr Avn

- -, - IA OS II Use ANU
LOT ON l?TH OR VALLEY STREET. AT
AOEIIoS-8y virtue OF two yer Il deeds OF trust
executed by MEL Sunderland to the
as trustee the FIRST dated Sd August 1883 the other
dated l5ih October Is53 ard both duly recorded in
RICHMOND Hastings Court office being tn rato re-
9uessed. shall sell, on WEDSEsDAY Cd : oy Is5s
fair II not the next fair day Their CATER at ~ eiS
upon the premises, the property conye,ed by
o osd ae, as nei.g framed House and Lot situated
the grocery store of William Haynes front;s o 2sL
Zee, aud running back to within 10 feet Of the sd
mill canal. ~ eAu
TEshs-Enough In cash to defray the expenses At
tenang the creation and execution of the said tru
ana 70 pay ca The d BITS secnred thereby, amount.
ing 70 ABOUT 5000 and AS to the balance OF the pur-
chase money. upon Auch terms ~ will be made
known at the sale.
The title is believed to be good but selling A,
trustee shall convey with special ware nty ONLY
ANDREW JINkINS Trustee
sale cepdncted by A WILLIAMS Auct c23
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ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
II STOCK OF DEFY GOODS.
MANN s.yALENTINE. JR..

Eais d3y opens lis new stock of STAPLE ard
BA Y DRY GOODS, and invites his frienls and the
public In iAe citY and country to an examination of
the same The stock has been bought for cash lro IN
the importing and a1cH houses AT the decline II ON
the earlier sales and will be sold at small prof t
for ca.h or o punctual customers.
Or at prpss OF business f1rids extended I'D YER
tisem, ut: but will hare and sell every article in
our thu 4 husiness, in rs large variety OF good
ouai and at as low pIices as though the merits
Of tne ock were pan iei Toto columns.
bels. are tnum rated tbs most important arti
cles ia the trade for fanilIes, plantation hands, Ia
dies gentlemen and children. w:
Cloths Cass.insres, Satinets and Fulled Cloths
French English and American Nj ,iseiInes
IlsiC aun Figured French herinos aud CoburRs
Robes ale aud Robes Valentine, IN silks and Dc
Lalrss 80.
Black C.os de Rbines and Mourn sg Rack Silks
Fancy silks. YeIvst ard Trimming Silks
kyery variety of Uaiicoes. at every price
Mari land LinsaI 9, z. ain and Plaid Ofnaburgs
very large suck of Red and servants Blankets
Blssched ard nYown she~tings, Shirtipgs and Duck
Srauskin Welsh aud her Flannels
Knit roidered oilaTs Sleeves and Cambria and Swiss
Trimmings
Round cornered shaw's steias. Rob Roys, DO
Closas all OF tn new est fashion
Hosiery, Gloves Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laces, Edgings. DC, &c
MANN : VALENTINE, il,
corner Broad, 9th and Canto streets.
ocI-lmif near Capitol Square.
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By 4. u. took, Aucr.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LIBRA.
~ RY OF r JAMES. ESQ, II Il NJ LATE
AUCTION ON "WEDNESDAY. the 27th inst. 1T u
O'clock, will sell at my store, the Library of q
X james, Esq. H b u late consul for the etate 81
Virginia
1hs above Librsry contains large number Of
and valuable works. of tbs arts, scieIces, lite
rSture &C. the attention of the public is respect
fully solicited 10 this sale, & s seldom sush
opportunity occurs to purchase the many rare
works which are contained In the above library.
ADDITION Alvin he added TO the above a
argelct Of Bed and Fable Linen, In first rate order
Catalogues are now ready.
Oc2i COOK, Auct
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FU7UKE OIN
By Jas N. Taylor q Son, Auets. !

TRUSTEES SALE CT A STEAM
4 ENgINE, CORN MILL. EUILDfhGs. 81.
A. AUCTl0El-A tIu.tes u certain deed OF
trust nom Enoch q Rex, dated the "a day IL April,
49, 49,. snG arly Fscwded IL the oscs 81 the Aich.
iic auction. 90 the prsIui.ts, 90 RkIDaY. The 2Ssb
oay o. October. coRmencing 1t II O'clock. NJ he
SiOs sns Scossged tGsrsoy being pr. steam Es
Rssr. ard he Buildings situated It de- corner q
BAN and 2lst streets, nov ussd by aid - -
NH nou's. Terms cssh,
JAS u rArIos Z sox. Auess. ~ 1e &c is
PRICK STORE ON larn STREET
~, - NEAR TO CARY STREET, AT AUCTION =
zstn day q october, G. mInencing ct ~ o'ciock
the Brick Store. on the easf line Of la,h street
ncar % Gsry street. and nov in the occupancy Of
~ ueo + peake: and renting NJ eY0 PER sunuu, =
LOT fronts los feet aud runs back about 50 feet
nos Wishing to make safe investment would DO
70 hnsLvery liberal. viz: no cash. but credit Of
s.ra: sho "a months for negotiable notes. with in
oe7 Jas N TAYLOR / SON, Auc.s.
RUsTEE'S SALE OF FOUR TENE-
To r MsS ~ AMP LOTS IN THE VALLEY, NEAR
T H. sns T. .isfILLERY, AT AUCTION rs
ard Morris bearing date the 10th Of Anr1st ~
duly recorded 10 the Clerks oice OF Ri. hmond Hns
ton 81 asi trrs, C9?nay Courts shal in
ciary IN said de- d. proceed to cell Mt pubic sncsios
upon tho premises. on TUESDAY, the and N"ysm,,
m Dss nm % at oeSck hour Framed Tene
Distillery" The property fronts on the Viroiois
central Railroad W. feet and runs back 30 feet.
expenses OF executing his trust two bonds and An
open account amsnnting to sk57 a. with Interest
rem Jarnary LIST, 1855 the balance at months for
n0'' and i rs ;, sEH;'
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Son, Aucts. oc,s
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Sc 6-2mi

A VA L UABLE TRACT OF WOOD
~ LAND, SIX MILES BELOW RICHMOND.
CONTAINING 400 ACRES. FOA SALE.--I offer for
sale that valuable tract of WOOD LAND, situat ID
within three miles of Hughes Tavern known az
the seven Pines. 1t is seldom that tract 80 well
timbeied rs the one offered is in market The wood
ana superior timber with which it abouuds " i'll
more than dou ly pay she price asked for it. Tim
Der gettefs AMI brick makers especially invited
10 examine it. great bargain and q liberal credit
Can be had
For further particulars. apply to
ko LYME,
General Land Agent,
Office over Bodcker's Drug etere.
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letter
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Cler ks
Office of the Circuit Court of the CITY of Rich.
mond, on the first Suaday in October. 1858, dc be-
ing the 4tn day of the Iuonrh:)
D Bridgford and TiLsiey Pate, late-l
ly tracing as merchants and partners
under the nam. and ety lie OF u y Brid9- ,vn,,r
ford = Company, Pltfr, IN phf'
against
William Jackson CiarS, DIT
The OF this suit Is TO recover OF the defend
ant Blk Lui dred aud forty dollars ana thirt two
cents with interes to be comp after the rate of
six per ce,.tum per apnam On $zI2.A, part thereof
from the 10Th day of March, 1855 and on $22O other
part thereof from the 18th day of March, 1856 aud
s2s 0S, the iesidue thereof from the 4th day of
June, 1856, till ta.: affidavit having been de
ana flied that the defendant above Lamsd l. on
resident of this commonwealth, the said defendant
is notified to appsar within one month after due
publication hereof and do what Is necessary pro-
tect his interest III this suit.
A Copy-T.stA,
&C 9-lawiwSa JAMES Elicit Clerk.
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THE SUBSGkioEh having purchase
the entire interest owned by Epw D NcADAA in
the OLD DOMINION BOTTLiNG ESTAbLloH
MkNT. respectfully solicits continuation of the
very liberal pat onaEe bestowed on the firm Of $.
Mss0n n Co. He hopes, by strict attention TO bust
ness and straig ward DEALING to merit the
idence reposed In the late fiji N.
Very respectfully. MASON.
Richmond october 18th, 1855.
~ See advertisements in another column.
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VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT OF l6U
' ACRES ON THE MAN CHARLES CITY

" al " hOkG Wv n CEh1 OE lou
ACRES ON THE MAN CHARLES CITY
COURTHOUSE ROAD, "a MILES BELOW RICH
MUAr; fOa cALE.-Tbe subscriber contempla-
ting removal to nchmond offers tor sale his salu.
able Farm, located above 1t lies in view Of and
within "a miles OF klchmond. Uf the $50 sores
about haif is cleared which Is highly imp erd
sl.ce every building usually found on such an
estate. The dwelling has nine roSnls, and il not Oh.
~ bahGsoDe anc vel c0nveneat but has in il II, ne
but the VERY BEST materials. ell Of which ha wing
been selected by my tel and were well seasoned be-
fore being used. Persons disposed to buy are re-
accom- mosating terms Of aYment, or exchanged for
city Property. state or bank stock. Ihe place is
we'll supplied with ivus choice kind. of fruit
trees and the yard is hsndsome-improved with
shrubbery, flowers. dc. For terms, apply TO Goddin
Al Person. or to
st ~ div &2aw3w JOHN FARRFR
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UTIFUL LITTLE MAhKEI

A B E A UTIFUL LITTLE MARKET
~ FARM, CONTAINING so ACRES IA MIAES
BELL W RICHMOND, UN the WILL MRbUhG
aTA0 ROAD, FOR SAIL am authorized 10 8. Il
the FARM SITUATED o. described alb we, adjoining
the lads OF Ricasri McGruGer and others; about 40
mpro "eDents consist Of l. AIMED buildings wi, hin
II srort distae OF each other. One CONTAINS the
other rooms, with Kitchen, harn and all t. usual
Gus houses with wells OF the best water and young
apple orchard. OF the most select kind. The sand Is
we'll adapted to the raising OF vegetables. ana SO
convenient to the city that an industrious man may
realise handsome profit annually from dairy and
garden. If soil in any short ,inie the purchaser
can have the privilege of ss-ding a crop of whest
aud fuit possession given the Ia. IF January Ali of
che ops. stock OF horses aud iarmii implements
can lie purchased with the Farm.
TERMS very liberal, and made known upon appl-
cation to no LYME,
General Land Agent and Auctiuneer,
Office over Bodekor's Drug store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-23
UlGH CONSTABLE'S SALE

II lGH CUESTAbLE'S SALE.---Wiil
IL be sold on MONDAY. the 25th day Of October
1873, iu front of the High Constabls's Office cor.
maDcing ut 10 o'clt ok NJ. loo of Household Fur.
nitu1e, consisting ~ foiiUws TO wit: 1 Mahagany
Wardrobe. I SJfa: Bureaus; . Mahogany Mar bic
top side Tables; Cottage Bedsteads; high and low
post Bsds.eai.; 1InndIe Bedsteads; Mahogany
Rocking Chair; Feather Bsds; Hair and Shack Mat
tresses; Bel Cl9thng; Cloak; pair Cornice and
Curtains: Window hh:tes; Mirrors; l large Tin
safe; Leather Trunk; wooden Chests; lot OF Ia
hiss; Desks; 5 Washstands: lot OF afpetibg .
SETS Of Castls; nner and breakfast Plates; Dsh s.
Basins; iot 81 rseserses Pit hers; Ewers; Isr-p2ts
Potts. Ovens &c TO satisfy distress warrant IN my
HANDS In favor OF Crenshaw farrinR ton, at
tachments in favor Of Kick va. Cain and Wynpe w.
Buchaunon. y BUTLEk, H Z q Z.
DC 22-3l*