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SSz1sWNA Fourteen~ Mules, four Creole
sas work horses, American horse,
asssssEss2 pair work oxen, 20 head of
seeep, about 30 head of gentle horned cattle,
lot of hogs, a lot Of cooper's tools, cross
cut saws and l hand saw, lot of augers and
chisels, and brace and bits, carts, corn-mill,
and plantation utensils, Surveyors compass
and chain, case of Mathematical instru-
ments, one buggy and harness, a lot Of house
hold furniture, lot of kitchen furniture, l
sugar kettle, a lot Of corn.
Terms and Conditions All sums Of
fifty dollars and under, cash. The moveables
on credit of one year from the day of sale,
provided the amount purchased exceeds fifty
dollars. The slaves on credit of one year
from the day Of sale. The plantation on a
credit Of enc, two and three years from the
day of sale, payable in equal annual install
ments. Purchasers required to furnish notes
with personal security, in solido to the salts
faction of the Executor, the said notes TO be
made payable to the order Of and endorsed by
the said purchasers, at the office of Caleb L..
Swayze, in the town of Opelousas, the said
notes to bear interest at the rate Of s per
centum per annum from maturity, special
mortgage aud vendors privilege will be re-
tained on the land and slaves until final pay
ment Of the price. No property will be de-
liyered until the terms and conditions are
! strictly complied with.
G.. L. SWAYZE,
Testamentary Executor of
james Morgan, deceased.
Opelousas December 25th 1858
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DJsrRIcr CoUnr, II ae4A
Parrish ef st. Landry, -. oo37'
Estate Of Don Louis Clement fills.
M MRAUzIN BREAU, Of the Parish of
Ii L. ST. Landry, Administrator Of the Es-
.tateof Don Louis Clement fls, deceased, late
of the aforesaid Parish. having filed Final
Account, Tableau and PARTON Of said Estate.
accompanied BY 3 petition pray ingahat s1hel
same may be hon,elogated And whereas
the prayer Of sald petition has been granted
BIZ an orderoff eart, daaaa December 9th,
-18:l8. VI
Therefore. notice is5hereby wen to all in
terestedto make opposition ln writing, in my
Office, within thirty days from the date hereof
why said Tableau should not be homologated,
that the AAdminiseratar be authorized to pay
ia conformity thereWith and thathe be dis
Charged soffz II further liabilities and his bond
cancelled sI1. LASTRAPES Clerk.
s 0palousaa. January 1st., 1859. 81
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and OpeBOusas
'Regasaar Packet.

The good and safe steamer
A BAYOU BELLE, Capt JOHN
x.S:-4gssqav LYONS Master, having been
thoroughly repaired and over
hauled, will resume her regulars weekly trips bes
tween Washington and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
and New Orleans every Saturday at 5, F. M: :,
AlIfreightshipped on board the Bayou, Belle will
IS cents per bale Of cotton and other freight. in
proportion.
: The Bayou Belle being of very light draught, and
well calculated for the trade, planters andshippers
can relyon the regularity of her trips: ia
;. The undersigned take this opportrnity to tender
their heartfelt thanks to their friends and the public
in general for the very liberal patronage extended
to them duEing the lastseason ~
% All letters and orders deposited at the office
of Mr.. A. Borne will be punctually forwarded by
every trip of the Bayou Belle
Opelousas, Dec. 4th, 1853.
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AYERS CArHARr1c PILLS.

The sciences or Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed
their produce this BEST most perfect pugaye which
is known to Innumeahe proofs shown that these
Pills have virtues which surpass excellence the ordinary
They safe and pleasant take but to
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital activities Of the
body, the distractions Of its organs purify blood
breed semper stimulate sluggish dsordered organs into
their natufa actn and mpar healthy tone with strength 10
the whole system. Not only do they the
plants bdy but also formidable and disea
that have baed the best ofhuman skill While they
dce powerful effects they at the time in diminished
doses the safest and hest phyc that be employed for h
dren Being they take and being
been which ras belief they substantiated by
such exalted position and character to forbid the
pcon Of utrnt Many eminent cergymen and physicians
have lent their to certify to the public the reliability OF
that my Preparations contribute immensely to the reef
of my afflicted suffering feliow-men. %
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis Ame
rican Almanac containing directions for their and cert-
Gates of their cures of the following complaints
Cosyeness Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy Heart
burn Hsaache arising from foul Somac Nausea ndges
ton, Morbid nacon Bowels and Pain arising hsrefrom
Faniehcy Loss fAppete all Ucerous aud Cutaneons Dis
Evil They aso by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system nypmplains which it would not be supposed
they could reach Deafness Partial Badness Neural
and Nervous Eriaby, Qerangements OF the Liver and
low state oftie bdy obstruction of its functions
Dc nobe of prinepIed dealers with other
pill they mike more profit on, Ask for 7ers Pills, and take
nothing ese No other they give compares with this
best aid there is for them, and they should have it,
PREPARED BY DIR. J. C: AVER,
Practical and .aacleical Chemist, Lo,retz, 1fass,
And sold By Hebrard Co.. Opelousas G. Gouguet
Vermillopvilie, and BY druggists everywhere 4sa
October d, Is5s.-4m.
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ri KING, eEf the Parish Of ST..
landry, having applied by his petition
to Be appointed Adininistrato Of The Estate
Of Mrs Madeline king, deceased, late Of the
Parish Of 81 Landry
Nov, therefore. any person intending to
make opposition to said appe eiintment, viii file
1ae. SAINT, III Writing any they hare. at my
|ataiiee, ii The Town Of Opelousas Eiithin tan
.days from the date Df the present notice.
ii. LAsIRA Plss. Clerk.
Opeio,,ss january 15bh' 16S5a
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Public Sale.

Estate of Vincent Lemane, decd,
WN7ILL be sold by Yves Vidrine, auc.
w tioneer, at the last residence of Vim
cent Lemane, deceased, in Prairie Mamouth,
IN the, Parish of St. Landry, on
Tuesday 18th February neX, 1859,
the following described property, belonging
TO the Estate Of said Vincent Lemane- de.
ceased, to wit
4 SMALL PLANTATION.
situated in Prairie Mamouth, it being his
last residence, measuring l60 arpents boun-
ded on one side by Mrs Widow Lemane, on
another side by the widow Of Audre Desho-
tels at one end by Public Lands, and at the
other by --, together with the buildings
and improvements
y VRADn OF hANDo
situated at the same quarter, measuring 100
superficial acres, bounded on one side by Hi
laire Guiuory, and on the other by Joseph
Landreneau, at one end by Bayou des Cannes,
and at the other by Public Lands
An old negro-man, aged about 80 years,
A negro woman, named Esther, aged a.,
bout A years.
One pair of work oxen, one ox-cart, one
horsecart one horse, one mare and many
other articles
. ~ Terms and conditions will be made
known on the day of sale s.
MARCEL DARE,
zcssameuta1y Executor:
Opelousas, January 18th, 1859.
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Medical Notice. !.

TAR FALINCO OUR, practitionerin midwifery,
permanently in OpeIousas offers his services to
his felloW-citzens He will fulfil all his functions
With zeal and prudence, and .dirt-eaters wall be
cured By him IN about two weeks
Gratuitous consultations for the indigents, on
Monday and Friday, from too o CLOCK a. ~.
8ssa5 References III 5s.
Or. +. Acher, Adoiphe Garrigues,
RsviIoa q Taylor, Agerin sFeenaix,
lael III -sSandoz. Jeanaf. Arcenaux, III 3H
4Oaezin9 al. GHidry, ]. Ramon Ria, . @ lE
Opeiousas 2ath Sept. 1858.
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Guccessioxaal:Sale.

MM1ILL be sold at public sale, to the las,
wv and highest bidder, by a duly licen
sed auctioneer, at the residence Of Onil La
feur, at the place called l'Anse des Cavaliers
miles distant from Vile Plate, in this Par
ish, on
Wednesday 10th February next
1850, the following property, belonging tc
the community lately existing between .Oni
l4aAeur and Louise Cyprien Belair Fontenot
his deceased wife, to wit: .@
n pRA@N OF AAUNa
situated at said pAnse des Cavaliers, in the
Parish of St. Landry, containing two hundred
superficial arpents more or less, having five
arpents front by forty in depth, bounded On
the West by lands of Joseph Belair Fontenot,
on the East by Bayou Grand Louis, on the
NoAh by land of Ade Olivier Lafeur, and
on the South by land of Octave Lafeur, with
the Buildings and improvements thereon,
excepta small house belonging to Mr. Deville.
A Negro-W Woman, named Caroline, aged
about 80 years. sickly.
Horses, mares, colts, work oxen, cattle,
sheep, hogs, carts, plows and other aratory
implements, household furniture, &C., &c.
Terms and Conditions AN sums of
ten dollars and under, payable on the 18th of
April next. All sums above ten dollars in
two equa! instalments, the first falling due
on the 18th of April 1860, and the second on
the 18th Of April 1861 Each instalment
bearing 8 per cent interest per anuum after
maturity, and payable to Glide Lafeur, at
his residence, in this Parish. Mortgage re-
served upon the land and slave.
q ONILE LAFLEUR,
Administrator.
Opelousas, january 18th, 1859.
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H1saaaa hel.y .H1sa nm fDer5!s

Y yH d undersigned having improved and
Ill transported his saW-Mill Two niles of
Barre 8 Landing, on Bayou Gourtableau. IS
now read 10 sdN any quantity. Of lumber Of
any length. upso ~ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill OF at Barry's
Landing, and large bills filled at moderate
prices, 4. .= iis..el4'OfoE. y
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EnyV ARD wv r. zsER,

House, Sign anu Ornamental Painter,
s9ss WASHINGTON ia.
TTAs the homer to offer his services to the pub
I'LL I lie Of this Parish Graining, maEhling, papeF-
Hanging and glazing, done ii the best style ant
worEmanlike Manner Al orders left at ashe Gou.
rier Office, iii Opelossas to him. at Washington,
#ilIbe promptly ATTENDED 10. lsept. 4 l.--6n.
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vendors privilege will be retained on the
lands and slaves till full payment of capital
and interests
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers.
Bayou Boeuf, St. Landry, Jan'y, 4, 1859.
G. LITTELL
GBIhe Alexandria Democrat, the Centrol Or
gan of Avoyellea, the Planters Banner, Of franklin
the Near Orleans eeekly Picayume, please copy and
forward bill to this Office
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.@tate OF koeel@ialla.

pa,i.1 Ds7s,e7 o9 s.. oo1ny, Iaaa,v. No. 1916.
Estate Of Priscilla Ann Fontenot.
4 Ohm FAHEY !, Of the Parish ofst Ian
- dry, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Priscilla Ann Fontenot licensed, late of
the Parish Of ST. Landry, having flssl FL
nal Account Of his administration Of said
Estate, accompanied BY bis petition praying
that the same may be homologated And
whereas the prayer Of said petition has been
granted by an orderof Court, daasd 31st De-.
,cember, 1868. ~
u Therefore, notice is hereby givento all in
terested, tosmake opposition in writing, in my.
office, within thirty days from the date hereof
why said Account should not be homologated,
that the Administrator be discharged &c all
further liabilities and his bond cancelled
| u: h. LASTRAPEs, Clerk.
4 Onalousas. January 1st., 1859. m 4a .*.9
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9NalaK ~ II n tundersig gned, thank klul Ior the
patronag ge heret fore gtendsd To him,
- I'D oaid respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has located him
self in the Town of Washington, where he il now
ready to execute promptly and with neatness All
work entrusted To- him, such as Carriage Repairing,
Painting, Trimming and OTnanenti ri, as well as
Sign and Ornamental Painting generally BY close
attsnfioi to BUSINESS he hopes Ia merit aepntinaa-
ton of patronage 81 D. sss s. A. GtOING.
WashIngton Ia. Jan 20th I85S.-IY IS 81
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HBarry's Landing rellOs1se

Y NEIE undersigned having leased this
Landing, respectful informsthe pub
lie that lie will spare no pains to the care Of
merchandise and produets confded to his care.
. He takes this opportunity Of infarming
shose Interested that no freight will besdeliv-
cred by him unless the storage and steamboat
shaI haze been paid in advance or' on
delivery of the same.
!. u GENE RIQUET.
Barry s Landing, July 18th. l858.. B
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sHER'FF's SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Clement Hollier Jr., District Court,
VS.. ) Parish of ST. Landry
Joseph Bertrand, No s45s
PY virtue of an order of seizure and sale, issued
A1 in the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of St. Landry and State
aforesaid, and to me directed, will be exposed at
public sale, for cash, at the Cou!t House of this
Parish on Saturday the 5th day Of February 1859,
commencing at the hour of l. o'clock, A. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, if necessary, ali the
right title, interest and demand Of Joseph Bertrand
the Defendant, in and to the following described
property, seized TO satisfy said order, to wit:
A certain half Lot of Ground, lying and situated
in the Town of Opeousas, bounded on the West
belonging to Andre Meynier, on the East and South
by Land of Edonard Fayoe, containing about one
half superficial arpent. a..
sherif's Office, st. Landry, January lst, 1859.
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equal III quality, if not
snperior, to The ecelabrated ThomastoWn Lime,
al hand and tor sale. by the undersig signed
slIIYEl,se who ale Id need of Lime to bniId or
otherwise. void do well taIH purchase this
article. IL 1t Is inferior to none and will be
q, sold 4. great deal Ieheaper. than The Thomas
toWn Lime. H 81 3lsf3ss. @
81 sale ii large or small lotss either on the
premises o. III tn. Town If )pelo'lsas
October 9Th. I85 H.
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CATHObIC CHURCH OF WASHINGTON.
TM vHE pews Of this Church will be sold for
u cash, on Sunday, 23d inst, after Di-
vine Service, which will begin at ten o'clock
January 18th, 1859.
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FHHHE good and safe Steamboat W. BURTON,
u Captain Gustave E. Louailler, built express
ly for the above trade, will make her regular
weekly trips between Washington and New Or
leansssieaving Washington every Sunday, at 9
O'Clock A. NJ. and New Orleans every Wednesday,
at 5 o'clock P. M.
The steamer ANNA PERKET, Capt. VIM c.
Neal, which was also calculated for the Opelousas
trade, will leave Washington every Wednesday,
at o'clock A. Nd and New Orleans, every satur-
day at 5 P. NJ.
These two boats will take freiget for all inter-
mediate landings, via the Atchatalaya.
For freighsor passagegappiy on board.
%. O.HINCLEYs& CO.
Opelousas December 2:jth 1853 .. D.
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Public Sale.

WN7ILL be sold to the last and highest
Wv . bidder, at the residence ofthe under.
signed, on Bayou Boeuf twelve miles from
Washington, Parish of 81. Landry, La. by a
duly. commissioned Auctioneer
On Monday the 7th.F February next,
and ensuing days till sold, the following des-
cribed property, to wit:
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I'M as ssaH as al III issla' ON IL. q

sHE undersigned has just opesled, III the store
u Iately kept by Ar. Poiret, on Main street, Id
Optlousas coInplete rtnlels III sDEs GOODS,
vi u I'D WsARE, HATS N Issasaassrsl.
CAPS, BOOTS, q SHOES
&sc. Nc. &c. which be viii
sell al Ill extremely low price, easi. lE ii in
He spliclts thH repeated visits Of che public, and
Nontd wish M zee every body come and Examine lsis
Rtoeapof Goods aud price the same. sss
5ss bee LII - lsasssNSs LEYY.sssss
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ISID0RE GRAOI1ILLA,

NEsGN NWKE7 UsAMMGH# stNaN1E w u s9N9s0SNFhl
a AhFFERS his aersices TO the public ofthe Parish
&-D Of st. Landry Having established at st. Mar
or Without on a plans and according to-
all tastes, III ptolapt worlsinaniike manner and
on moderate prices. ssas sss4s.s s
Those who may need his services viii please write
to him. at st. Martinsville apply 70 the editor Of
the Opelousas Courier Aug. "a, Is5ss
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EO hunters oil dFrsaaad GOaeasl
aaadi dEaereaFDOaa IN. .lsz

YNEyHE uniersigne hereb inform Hose
Rhon, I'll may concern, that they forbid
all persons To come within their enclosures
and hum either ID their fields d plstures.
thsy being determined N enforce the laT
Vigorously tosrarls those Whu may he surprised
~ contraFe Fention Nit II this notice. sa3s5s
81. j. SMITH,
IA. \, d d ssIIIEH, IT,
Grand Goteau, I'm; s
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NATGDH-Ms sc

H HAVING purchased DR.. r. III. LitteiPs
f. interest il this storeM take this method OF
informing my friends,and the public generals that
will hereafter devote my entire attention 10 he
Drug business and will be found at all hoursaf the
day at my post and at night at my residence for
merIy known as Prevents Hotel.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
Dpelousas, October 23d, 1853
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AUG. M. ROBIN,

Auctsoueer for the Parisssest .Laaadry
nFFERS his services to the public Of this Par.
w ish generally. He can always be found al
the Recorders Office, Opelousas. Ehg %.
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ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND,

measuring six arpents front by forty arpeDts
in depth, also situated in Upper Plaquemine
Brulee, in this Parish, bounded North by
Public Lands, South by said Bayou Plaque
mine, East by Bon Louis Carriere, and West
by Public Lands.
MARCELITE, negro-girl, aged about IL
years.
All the Buildings and improvements erec-
ted and situated on the Public Lands in Up
per Plaquemine Brulee.
an Forty eight head Of gen
1tle horned cattle, S work
oxen, about 12 head of horse crea-
lures, s gentle horses, ~ head Of
sheep, plantation implements, and
many other articles too tedious to
enuInerate.
Terms and Conditions All sums Of
five dollars and under, cash; and all sums
upwards Of Eve dollars payable in three equal
payments, that is to say one third on the 1st
Of March 1860, one third on the LIST of March
1861, and the last third On the first of March
1862.-Lands and slave remaining specially
mortgaged unto the said Estate, until full and
entire payment Of capital and interest which
may accrue thereon at s per cent per annum
from time each instalment becomes due.
Purchasers furnishing security to the salts
faction of the Administrator.
JOSEPH T.. D'AIGLE,
Administrator.
f)neIousas January 1st 1880
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n lJl re
NV w Psss 81 LUasssy
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A gE!n 4 Is.N .NIU7E OF LAND

situated in the Parish Of St. Landry, in lAnse
des Belair, containing about three hundred
arnents, more or less, having arpents front
by forty in depth, bounded on the North by
lands Of Joseph B. Fontenot, on the South
and West by lands formerly belonging to
David Young, deceased, and on the East by
the Bayou Grand Louis, with the Buildings
and improvements. l.
Terms and Conditions The price pay
able in two equal instalments, the first falling
due on tho LIST Of April 1860, and the second
falling due on the 1st Of April 1861. Each
instalment bearing 8 per cent yearly interest
after maturity. special mortgage reserved,
and price payable to Edmund johnson, at his
residence, near Washington.
DORSIN LAFLEUR, Auctioneer.
Opeiousas, January 18th, 1859.
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Public Sale.

.By the undersigned, administrator.
.HEHVHE public are hereby informed that
u there will be sold, at public sale, to
the last highest bidder, by the undersigned,
Administrator of the Estate of the late
Aminthe Fontenot, at the. last residence of
said deceased, on Plaquemine Brulee, on
Tuesday LIST February next, 1859,
the following property belonging to the Estate
Of said Aminthe Fontenot, deceased, late Of
the Parish of st. Landry, to wit :.
A. 9s&A@sg @sg la AAAYD,
measuring three arpents front by forty arpents
in depth, situated on Upper Plaquemine Bru-
lee, in this Parish, bounded North by Public
Lands, South by said Bayou Plaquemine,
East by Martin D'Aigle, and West by Leu
frov Fontenot
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AWBRaa
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

e ofeonsu1ue patients aduanced stages disease
We need not speak to the pdc virtues Throughout
every town. every hamlet Of the States
ITS wonderful pulmonary complaints have made Il al
try on tins continent some personal experience of
sects aud r yet the communities any where winch have
He and dangerous diseases Of throat and lungs While
the powerful antdote vet known 70 fer the io
dable and dangerous diseases pulmonary organs also
the pleasanest and safest remedy that for
fans and young persons Parents should have it in store
We have abundant grounds believe the Cherry eorai
more ths than thoss eaEss
Keep while they arecurabe,
neglect ei niti no human skill can se inexorabe
canker that fastened the vitals, your life away All
know the dreadful fatality lung disorders, and they know
them is ssi made The best it be- We spare
cost care toll produce the most perfect possible,
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seaavy I0G1@@o

snaavy AJ@G1@@a
]. II. & THOMAS OVERTON,
sgttorales g Gos1usellors at .Aam.
TEAVING associated themselves in the pfac.-
E Iii tiee Of their profession, will attend regularly
ts District Courts Of the Pa ishes Of st Landry,
Caicasieu, Rapiles and Avoyclies, and the annua.
sessions oil The Supreme Court at Opeionsas and
Alexandria. 49,.
Office at Opelousas. La. tAprlt 24th fS3S.
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g WEE undersig gned tenders Biz sincere
thanks "a the public for the liberal pa
.ronage adsE III III his branch ef IN
dustrY, and takes this opp ppartunity 70 an
nouree thpt be continued Fto buy 5ostttaa,
WOOL Hides and 5Talllow at tile
Iest hi priees For large luEs he gives anh
for snail lots be- pays saalh
- If Z III lII!y TlsT
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Sazccess5oa.al Sale.

WM7I ILL be sold at public sale, to the last
wv and highest bidder, by the undersi-
aned auctioneer, at the residence of Onile
LaAeur, a l'Anse des Cavaliers, about miles
from Flat-Town, in this Parish, on -
Wednesday 10th February next,
1859, the following property, belonging to
the community formerly existing between
Thomas Butler and Emile Brignac, his de-
ceased wife, to wit
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Opelousas, March z 5s 81
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SHERIFf'S SALE.

Sheriff's Office, ST. Landry, January 1st, Is
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5tafe of 7ko1llalaol;1.

Opelousas, January 1st., l85!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-25
TOWN AADCUJETR}.

\ city writer says -'.l ounjry iir has no
rghsll, no zrsl, uo miasaJy to jur srusihl1Jies !;
IL IS not saiiyieH,lY i,i vlth fresh impressions
aud stirred hl pleasant emotions: 1t is too mach
!lte OF strict restraint and ISOLATION. Il lsail
working, and sleeping. aud eating, and going to
meeting iuIuSl say that according 10 my rN-
perieuce, thrfe Is more tru,a IN tie foregoing
sentences than is oilea found 10 50 short a para
graph. Now, the levrrse Is given to such asirr-
Ians by Thompson, SHenstonr, Wordsworth,
aud o,her,--yca, by almost every true poet, #
we except CsaJ5r, with his sBorough," and
poor Charles Lamb; even Byron had to exclam
IN MS woriaiy outrrnrsS OF nrart, Not that
love man the less, bat nature more" But some
IHen are all iactilious; they have no eye tor tx-
trrnal nature. for her mineral and vegetable
Kingdom, not even for her animated creatian,
unsopui,tcated man included all these thtgs
ale to them loolShnesS, because they do not feei-
lugy rrahzr the simple fact that Nature, Ike
beauty, when ''unadorned Is adorned he
most
Pleasant emotIons," forsooth What nan
or woman, with a heart to feel, can wak
through the animated crowd Of a large city with
splrasant emotions z" Look at the hard-us-
aged, poverty stricken bIpeds, young and oil
the pale, slckly, careworn faces, the indurat,d,
vce-imprnted visageS; then even the overdrpS-
srd fashionable females only vary, without ale
waiting the painful, not ''pIeaSant emotio rs, .
for we reflect that perhaps these Haunting fair
ones have husbands or brothers hard at wok in
a tread-mil store, bank, or office down t.wn,
" here they must work to live in an atmosI here
which, if condensed, would eniven the ve.eta-
bic creation, while it is death to the anl-
NAL