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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

Some time ago an article from the Buffalo Re-
public douglas organ) went the rounds of the
press, in which it was roundly asserted that
Douglas Delegates to the Charleston Convention
would be assassinated on account of their "abo.
ltionism, " unless backed by a bodyguard of ten
thousand men and the importance of taking
this precaution, in said article therefore, was
strongly urged A Milwaukee correspondent of
the Charleston News, whosigns himselfJ j. San
ders, we now see, writes that the programme
suggested by the Republic is bound to be car
ried out, and that the EARNED forces" will be
levied from the different statss in the following
proportions, viz:
Wisconsin will send delegation of five hun
dred OF her Democratic sons to accompany the
delegates of the State Convention, to be chosen
next month. These FIVE hundred are all Doug
las Democrats. Minnesota sends delegation Of
three hundred Douglas men. Michigan eight
hundred, Iowa Eve hundred, Ohio one thousand
Illinois fifteen hundred, Pennsylvania one thou.
sand, New York one thousand, and nearly all
the New England States one thousand each
This is a secret plan; and it is understood that
Douglas will have at least twenty thousand
friends in Charleston during the Convention
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25
CITIZENS FIRE. MARINE & LIFE INSUR.
a
r. SWEENEY & SON,

No. SIS Main street, Wheeling, vn.
A RE now receiving their. FALL I1LP0RTAIYONIS, be-
~ lug the largest they have Season,
and embraces the new styles Of WHITE GRANITE, or
IRON 81 ONE lima, together with Common White and
C00red QIeehS1Uure in great variety. Also, large
well selected stock OF Pure White, Gold Band AMI Fancy
FRENCH OHINA Their in sits separate CHinW Dec.
Grated YdkeS, C0tOgnes Card Btkets Tete Zete Sets,
Fancy Cups, Mugs &c. Also Fine 7iIIie Cuiery CAS-
tiers, &C., together with their heavy the
Coal on LdiMDs &c.
They !nYe attention of the Trade and will duplicate
to Merchants their bills purchased in the East
prices. nug25
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

TnE editorof the Utica Herald, who has Wis.
tied the British House of Commons, thus de-
scribes Disraeli's personnel, in the last number
of his paper:
DIsRAELl's face is not simply the most pas
sionless but one of the most disagreeable eyes
ever looked on. 1t is long, salIow and billions.
The eyes are deep.set, the nose is long, the lips
are compressed as if in a vice. If there is any
expression about his mouth it is faint sneer
The general impression one gets is that of a
man who has no faith either in GoD or man
who despises the whole world, and would like
TO see it burnt up. But it Is when others are
most hilarious that DIsRAELIis most impertura-
bly, grave. 1t is when the House is convused
with laughter, that his conntenance assumes its
most stold expression. Never for a single mo-
ment, under proyocation, by any accident,
do those rigid muscles relax,-does sin
gle CLEAN of mirth lightup the void of that
sphynx-like countenance. Itis difficult to re-
alize that the late Chancellor of the Exchequer,
and the author of Iuucred and the "Wondrous
Tale of Alroy" are one and the same person.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25
oren IIo4-ins { Co.
warden 1 E.lwards. ct. nls.

Warden Edwards, ct. ais. Ohio county, Va
BY virtue of decree pronounced by said sid
cause the 9th day of June, 1857, L will proceed
office in the city wheeling in said county, 18Th
day of August 1889, to take and state Of Tie
several liens upon against the real estate Of tie enl
ants, Warden Edwards. OF either them together
with their several prcriIies asn til" value OF sad zeal
estate, together with the annual and profits OF ls
same &c.
All persons having liens against the real estate n t said
Warden Edwards, either Of them, hereby
tilted to aps before before the day above named
and attend TO their Interests in tle premises.
iy20 EnW. II. EITZmUGE. Cornir.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

TnE Louisville Journal snys-Wo are ex
eeedingly sorry to say thatwe yesterday saw
'nan get himself bitten by zig rattesnake for
the sake of having a quart Of whisky admins
tered to him. lie wasn't killed by either the
bite or the drink.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25
Il FARM ZOE SALEI

TNHE undersigned the well known Farm be-
longing to the heirs Of Walter Burns, lying Ohio
river, at the mouth of Short Creek, county va
eight miles above Wheeling continuing hundred and
ffty acres, less, with two story Dwelling
Fountain Spring the door, Stable four teneent
also Apple Orchard Of choice frut ty Cherry
and Plum frees, Coal privilege facing the river nearly
stone in abundance convenient t" shipping the river
The quality alu productvenesS the will the best
recommendation to any one desiring to purchase.
For further particulars apply to sANI'L GARRETT, OF
Salcsville Guernsey Co., Ohio, JACOB CADWALEDHR,
on the premises. aug954uWH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25
Banking Houze for Sa1e

THE Banking House at present occupied btFe C,r,
i Deposit Bank Of Wheeling owned by TIE Manuf1c:ur.
ers' ana Farmers Bank, ls offered private II not
sold prior to saturday, the nth Of September nex WIZ
be sold at public auction that day.
For price and terms, apply to ]. II. DICKEY
aug22-t or TIIOS SWEENEY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

Wheeling Classical Academy.
THIS Institution will .oren the Winter Session. on
Il MONDAY, Aug. 30Ih. Tie tchoo will be con-
Quoted the select plan. The number nf scholars will be
limited to thirty, and will under circumstances
ccedel. All the scholars WILL course the per-
sonal supervision of the Principal.
TKKSS-$tl per quarter. without reduction rXcept In
cases of sickness fnug2t-lmil II. ". IARDGNG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

soNE days ago the following pointed and
singing satire on the social condition of things
in and about Baltimore, was got off by an
Eastern paper:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25
john Garl.rer

7
Circuit Court Of
Philip IIoTman's admir- and heirs, Ohio county, Va
By virtue of decree this cause the 27t dar
Of June, 1889, will proceed my Office in the Gig Of
Wheeling, in said county, the 2Sth day of August lg
to state and take the of the administration of tie
estate OF said decease, also the amount situations Y
and annual value of the real estate OF SSd deceased az
the liens thereon, II also, all ebts due and owing
said cssaie their amounts and character, classifying
sane according to the stntue in sucl made aud pr
All Interested take notice and attend accordnrly
jy2S EDW. IL. FITZHU6H, COM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

An "Italian wife, 2 who begged for living at
Cincinnati, recently ran away from her Italian
husband Of the same city The husband de-
cares he greatly dislikes to lose her, as she was
one of the best beggars he ever saw, either in
Europe OF. America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25
LOST CATTLE.

LOST CATTLE.
STRAYED from the premises the subicrBer on We'd
y neslay. August lG, Eomr Cattle
Ing dissertation, viz: One wonnd half yearol Bndle
seeT white star in the fJrshead, crop in the right
swallow fork in the left One Deep red, CrumpIed
lIeiGer; One light red rier striped face; ,nuley
Heller, white back brinle Any information OF
the whereabouts of said Cattle viii Thankfully received
and a.! reasonable charges paid by
JOSEPH SHELLEY
Resiting Chapne I'LL, above Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

TIM Hon. sherrarl Clemens, of Virginia, has
partcdiwth one half of the keepsake presented
him by Q. Jennings Wise in the duel between.
them. "A portion of detached bone in his
thigh, was recently removed by a surgeon, and
a portion Of WiseS ball was found iin6edded In
!IL-L0uiscille. Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-25

ThE sale ofTcnnyson's last poem in England,
has been something enormous, indeed much
beyond that Of his previous publications, COAST.
Ideringst the short time that has elapsed since its
publication.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

X - ul .LrF
adds sersibiy 70 elre saa. IL s,;cI I = yuutn /. /
prived By tof a person, Jalticin slsskness, 4 Il al
ings of that day. But %suiesencs u y Y srjae
circumstance not places among those ~! Y, uada
sihluteu t9 control. should, indeed. NH III " tst
ltions personally with the small band ,' ~ eonsrauk.
That host q worthless, who joined with III NV ,sImanaat d
in the bold and doubtful election. va ~ usoh that day
our country, between submission a. III l 70 niaket
to have ehJo,syed with them tI,a gonsol MI, swefd and
i our enoW.clEizeIs alter n ehtufy Of my sss: that
made, May il he to the Va Il fP My ne y ,%e6oisesss v
be lto some parts sooner, others late erll sve I vii
to ALL the sigiai Of a~ro,isfag men "a fh ny nat finally
under which monkisb Ignorance ma " ! ane chstla
Slladed them to bind themselyts e. and a Y hi
sle pieSs'nSs and security Ct selfgoyefpmnap% assuIRs
form which we have substituted, res tmsnt. ~
right 70 the unbounded exercise IF i ,rasae ne
dom Of opinion. Ali Eyes ore ueenod iNa T. andi
the rights Of man. Tie general snreaa y e%spps,nits
OF science his alresdy laid open "a eys ;. w u
|f'alpablc truth, that the mass Of faan ntlSsy MeF
seeh porn Win saddles on their backs, nor ! A ss
Jew booted and spuired ready to ridie d tta I LAY
matelyy, by the grace Of God. These ara men
hope for others. For ourselves, lat tbe Mu sa9aa
OF tins day, forever refresh our recolje.ti nnual ~
rights, and an ufdimiilished devotion II ths q u
WI, ask permission here to. express the Tia H..
Of the city Of Washington and its yirim;, nelgha
whom passed so many years Of a ,leasi;an \
tercoltse an intercourse whichso much rsl; au.a
anxieties Of the public cares, and leJt nsn
deeply engraved i'll my affections. as n a"paessici
gotten. with my regret that Ill hsal,lh. fa " "
eeive for yourself, and those for whom p 4 tfss
assurance of my highest respect and tr;iena "fn v
nent. -. 5& ~, nsnnay AZ
Join Adams and Thomas jefferson \
summoned TO q greater, aud we would n.
hope, a still more joyful meeting Of sn, ~
friends and comrades on that day. I Vs Y
tional anniversary being the first senicaut =
NAL one, seemed, in the popular mind, to ms,s
q distinctive epoch, and it was eelehrs,,,
everywhere with unusual f~estivity and snlsa'
dor. AT fifty minutes past meridian, On ,f ~,
day, Jefferson died. At the moment ,t ta'
sands Of patriotic o%rations were beIue 'r MY
nounced, in which his name figured spcons r.. y
none. Thousands Of popular assemblies hs Y
listened that day to the great DecIar., "
drafted by his hand.
Hundreds and hundreds Of miles away IN.
Adams last sands were running OH gls
very sky re-eclloed the long ~exultant shonts \
his characteristic toast was read at O1incv !
" Independence for ever He fingered heiua
Jefferson, and his last words, uttered n VI
failing articulation Of the dying, were i fTacyn u
JEFFERSON STILL suRyIvEs.'* All that vi,
mortal Of Jefferson had ceased to liyc Via
these words were spoken. Were they the ii
true?
*Life Of Tim Adams, byhis grandson, &. I. IA
ans, 2. 6aG.~~ '
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

DEINTIsE.-- lie sonssigne d ouvert un ate
- lier, rne Bellevue, pres dn Dir Satterwhite; il
executEra prompteinent tout Outrage 'concernant
son metier, tells que peindre les maisons, les en-
seisnes,. etc.
II portera anssi une attention partieuliare ct sp6-
ciale, dams Fornement ct ~garniture des yoitures,
quill ex6cutcia dams lesdernier style ct aux plus bas
plix,s Lie public est prit de yenir examiner.
Opelousas, 10 octohre 1858.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

!. A yIs.-Grands avantages Sofferts aux ache
Les sonssignGs annoncent a lcurs ca
anlis partieuliarent ct le public en- gems Eygssss 80
raj qua partir dc lundi, le 10 dn present asps&ssA \
mOis, lis commencement 4 vendre au plus bas priX
possible. lie ieste de leur assortment d.iiyer, consis-
tant en-:
HABILLEMENs CONFECTIoNNEs,
MARQlIANDISsS SCIIES,
SELLERLE,
ts QUINCAILLERIE,
S0ULIERS,
5: ClIAPEAUX, e.
Bottles, ETC,
lis oGrent Get avantage all public, atm de pouyoir
Sc defnired In, balance de leIr assortment. ct faire
place pour de nouvelles marehandises yenant de
New York. 81 sous voulez acheter 4 bon marche.
v~euillez yenir nous voir.
FIRNBERG q KAUFMAN.
Nous yenons de reeeyair reinforcement; -@-
20 barils whisky, Magnolia, en- barils CA barils.
10 barils farine st. Louis extra supertiffu.
10 eaisses ehandelles blanc de baleine.
3 barils riz, de In Caroline du Sud.
u charrues {BaiD spperieures.
IL %charrHes (Cary) assortis, Nos 2 ct 3.
$ rouleauX cordes, Mantle ct Cotton, pour gilides,
de toutes grandeurs. A vendre Ell gros ct Ell detail.
POUR Bal.
2 Recu derniarent ct a vendre a bon marche.
.un bel assortment Tarlatanes, blame, lieu, rose;
Do do do Robes a yolants ~imprimes;
Dp no - W II d0unle sjupeS. AuSsl,
qaelunes couture de fantaislo.
s~janyier FIRNBERG Il KAUFMAN.
is, MAGdSIN NOUVEAU IS
MARCHANDIS1S NOUYELLES dau-
AFA tonne ct dhiver. oE.
Je suis heureux de pouvoir informer lie public que
jai reeu ct continue de ~lecevoir un grand a~ssoiti-
ment de marchandises CONSTANT en- marchandises
saehes de tout genre,
Quincnllerie, vs.
Coutellerie, ~ Ed Wr0.
Bottles ct %sonliers, 49,
ChapeauX ct Casquettcs,
Groceries,
IIahillements confectionnes,
D 4-5T g~- Sellerie,
4o Fcrblanterie, =
FaIence, ct eli
somme tout &C qni Sc trouve reimbursement dams un
magasitl de eanipagne.
Mon assortment est grand ct complet ct lie pnis
asslfel. mes amis Ell lie public en- general, que lie
peux snppletr 4 tout &c don't lis auraicnt besoin en-
iait de marclaudises ct u DIES .termcs bien raisonna-
bles:
III jc m'obiige pour dl compliant dc vendre a aus
81 bon march6 quill sera possible. Je terai yoir avec
plaisir mes marchandises a ceux oui me teront
de me yisiter, qa'ils ach4tent on quils
lfachetent pas. Tout &C qui pent dtle convert en-
argent an mareh6 de In Nouveile Orleans sera pris
en-. ec1lange pour toutes marchandises. !.
y %aetleielal 10 cotton, lie srcre ct Ia melasse, an
prix dl marcha. Yenez me votr.
Washington, 1G oetobre 1858.
r. s. WILKINS,
Vis-a-yis le Debareadere.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

TDUGATION--Mon llcole s'ouyrira pour
- rannee scolastiqne aetuelle, lie Ter LUNDI,
d'Octobre proclaim. A moins dun accord special
pourle rontraire, tous les tleves seront considdros
CONNIE etant eltrass pour l'annee, ct sefont ainsi
oliargts. Ternes--0u paicra ~toujours d'avanee.
Washington, I.e., 283aout 1858.
AL 4 GEO. LUTHER.
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rOUyENT DE IlTMMACULEE CON
M CEPTI0N DIES OPELOUSAS.--Les Danes de
Sainte-Croix ont ihonneur Iii. prevenir lie public que
ID rentrte des Glasses du Convent aura lieu 10 20
d'octobre. courant.
Opelousas, 2 0etobre, 1858.
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A YIS.-Ayant achete ~linteret du DIR. r.
N IT. Littell dams le B,agasin, i'informe- y
mi mes amis et.le public en- general, que 10 egY
donDerai desoFmais toute mon attention au VIZ
afaires de ma pharmaeie. ct qu'on me tron- III
vera \ tnate heure d1 Jour 4 mon poste; etlc soir
q ma residence, ~autfefois Hotel de Prevent.
Opelousas, 16 octobre 1858.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

A Fis.-fe sonssigne saisit cette occasion
~ pour re1nercier lie public dc ]l'encou- % a-ass,
%ragement qui lul aGt& aecord6, ct annon- sEGfHs4f4t3
&c en- meme temps gull continue, CONNIE par Iee
passe, d son atelier a Washington, 4 fire toutes
sortes de separations aux %voitures, telles que vernir,
garnir, etc. Il peint aussi les enseigges, II csphre
par son attention Particniiere, m&riter la %continua-
tion de Encouragement liberal don't ii est l'obiet.
Washington, lne,, ii. ayrii lS59.-la
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jill. Hoy, der
~ Increment des 0pelonsas, Went d'ouvrir4 une
ecole pour les ieunes lilies, 4 la Vile Platte, a Ia re-
sidence dl docteur McDayitt, ed los pensionnaires
qulon vondra bien hui envoyer, seront reeues par ellie.
z Janvier. 1858. Qt
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-02-19

NENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de la
V Louisiane-Cour de District, raroisse st. lam
dry.-No. s635.-Harry Littell Jewell vs.. Pliuy D..
Hardy.
Eli Svertu dun writ dc f. fa., ddlivra dams l~'afairc
ci-dessus, parla Cour de District, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse st. Landry, ct lc snsdit Fiat, ct a moi adresst
il sera expose en- vente p%ubliqne, pour du compliant
d la Maison de Cour, dams Ia vile des Opelousas,
|SAMEDI, lie Jme jour de mars A. D. 1859, com
mencant 4 II he.ires, ct continuant de jour en- jour
sill est necessaire. tons les droit-, TIRES, inttrets ct
pretentions du defendant, PlinyD D. Hardy a la pro-
priet6 s%uivante, saisie pour s~atisfaire ledit urdre
snYnit.
une ~certaine hahitation situ6e pres dc, ct il TEst
de Ia vile des Opelonsas, CONSTANT en- n1e ~certaine
portion de terre contenaut cent %quarahte arpents de
superfcte, plus GU nioins, borne au nord par DIES
terres appartenant aux 1~iGriticrs de Vim Moore, au
Sud par Hilair Pallet ct Beto ponoto Ii. c. l., il lEst
par des terres appartenant a Madame Evariste De-
baille ct lie DR. George Hill, ct a FEST par ia vile
des opelonsas, avec toute les batisses ct %ainGliora-
tions qpi y sont situfes, la susdite lnbitation ayant
etc aehetee par le defcndeur (Pliny d. Hardly de
Robert Hart l4ittcll% en- date dt 5 oct9bre 1853.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelonsas 8 ~janvier 1851.
49, l.. Y. Sheriff.
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~ ALERE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEEL
M LOWS BUILDING" Washington, Ia.-ll est
a,ssi atsurde de croire gu'on pnisse deyenir IN
Photegraphiste p%arfaft que de suipposer qu'un indi-
yidn qucleonqne soft un Shakespear OIL un Hiram
Powers. II fut I'M temps, que fons nous rappellons
biens qnand I'M nombre iBfini de disciples de Da-
gacrre l,artourait &C pays, qii await lie meme droit
M titre dartiste que le reverend phuphin Williams
await au tr6ne de France. bepuis q~nnlques annfes
lis out en- qaelaue snfte diSparH ct c'est avec plaisir
que nous les yoyons remplaccr par DIES artistGs tres
sup6rieuYs.
L'art Photographers occnIe mHintenant I'm rang
tres eiev9; dies hoinrnes de genie y ont consaere leur
temps ct leur travail ain dc lie perfectionmer. Les
chatlatans sont enfin arrive a la conclusion bicn
juste que dams deux on trpis senaines detude il ieur
est Impossible d'apprendfe Get art aussi ~parfiite-
melt que cenX qni y auraieht d6Tou& tonte ieur at.
%tentiol pendant bien des annGes. Parmi ccnx gui
ont Gtudih Get art depuis la decouverte du ameux
Daguerre Sc troiye NJ. Ii. s. Breen, qui Went de Sc
faire affanger de maguiiiqnes cllamhres On ne pour
raft en- trouver de plus hellcs dams lie Sud. II une
lncarne qHi ne content pas moins de cent pieds de
yerre. II a environ 1lelix dpuzaine 'sCamcras' dc
tout genre ct de tontes qualities ct un grand labora.
toire de preparations chimianes, etc. etc. En- i'm
mot il esi pref 4 prendrc dfaussi hon portraits 1nil
soft possible den fairc dams les Etats-Inis.. II APP
belle lattention du public partieAiitrement IL Sos
Photographers simplcs qui sent dies cheEs,d' uuvre ct
lai sc yendent il des prix trts m0diras.
SEES Photographers. cvlorts il liluile durent tout
.anssi blen que les portraits points a t'huile sur toile.
I'm ontTe, la resemblance est toujours p%arfaite.
OueiOusaa. 3 feyrier lS5e.
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"A YENDRE.-Le ~soussignG offe q vendre Il
IA douze mnis de credit SGIXANTE IA.
CINQ mules dc premiere qnalite. Ae- EA5GA
qtareur fournissant honne ~galnntie. N.NS
Opelousas, 20 novembre 1855.
HENRY GARLAND.
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A NENDRh.-On oflre a vendre, "a des
II conditions nvaatageuses, une belle .ssssa
prnprift@ ayec 4 .%tcrroins, situfe sur lie 1MISs5
cote Quest dn Bayou lesson, Ell cette Vile, Eqq!#s1
conHiStant en- nue eXGellente maison de re- 800.
sldence, cuisine, d~openses, cabanes a negre, maya
sin q mais, etc, lie tout Ell parGait ordre et neaf.
Pour d hutfe9 renseignements, s'adresser au Bu.z
rean du Patriotic.
Opefnusas, Is d6cembre 1858.
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THEODORE DEVALCOURT, Notaire
Il Public ct Encanteur dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
St. Landry Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout ordre
laisse au magasin dc Mr.. j. b. PoL1NGuI sera
dromptement execute.
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GRAIN rs DIE JARDINAGE FRAI
N CHES.-Je viens de ~recevoif I'M as ..ss,.
R~ortinent des celabres "Shaker's garden 4SlTTA
seeds" ct ,je continuerai zen ~recevoir direc- s-aSSSsDS
temelt d. ees iardins, 80
Opelousas, % ootubre 1858.
P. LE0NCE HEBRARD.
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At DE LA LOUlSIANE.-Cour de
istrict, Paroisse St. Landry No. $3.50. +.
ssion de fen Sohn s. Barlow decedG.
sHA ANDRus, de la Paraisse st. Landry,
fstratenI; de la Succession de len john p Bar
sGdi, reinforcement, de la susdite Paroisse,
gfsentas nn tabteau de classification ct de
-isbdtfol des fonds de Ia dite succession, accon1-
payne dune petition dtmandant lhomologation
~iicelni; Et attendu, quill a.6te fat droit u la de-
mande de ln dites petition par ordre de la Cour, en-
du ~ janyier 1859;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne aux
dams cette succession, d'ayoir a deduire au
Greffc de Ia Gour snsdite, dansies trente jours qui
Ia date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucu.
mes lis ont, pour lesqnelles le dit tablcau ne selait
pas approuye ct hemolugue.
Bureau du Greiier, 20 %janyier 1859.
8Fs LIS. L~ASTaAPES, Grefier.
A NIS.-ANpRE III. DEsHoTEI.s. ~ Ia Pa
roisse st, Landry, ayant presente une petit
tion a feifet d'etre nomme Administrator de la
de feae Marie Fidele Guiilory, decedde,
tpouse d.Andre Deshotels, decide, reinforcement de
Ia Paroisse st. Landry; v
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donpf
ce1Ix qui pourfaieht ayoir DIES raisons legales
poser a iadite nomination, d'avoir a les emp
par eerit, a1 bureau dn Greaier de Ia Co
Ii susdite Paroisse. dams les
la date du present avis.
Bureau du Gfetficr, 20 janyier X y
Is, Isl PES, 6reHeN s.
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A LPHONSE DERAILLON, Encanteur
"a Politicians ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui OH au bureau de rs
Robin sera promptement execute. 2
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NENTE PAR LIE sHERIF.-Etat dc la
v Louisiane--Cour de District, Paroisse st. Lar
dry.-No. s329.-P.& V. Roy vs. Mark W. Hafwell.
fairc colossus, par Ia Cour de District dams ct
panr la paroisse ST. Landry ct lie susdit Etat, ct a
moi adress6, il sera expose en- yente ~publiqne, pour
du compliant, Il Ia residence du defendeur Mark
w. Earwell, lie SAMEDI, 5me jour de mars A.
D. 1853. commencant ii IL heures A. NJ. ct CONT
nuant de jour en- Jour, sill est n6cessaire, tous les
droits. titres, %interets ct pratentions dulit defen-
deur, Mark W. Harwell, 4 Ia p~ropriett %saiyante,
saisie pour s~atisfaire ledit ordre, a sayoir:
rante ans. L.. Y. CHACIEI.E,
Bureau du Sheriff, ope..oIisas, % jan 1859.