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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
The Blue RIDGE Rail Road.

The discussion upon the question of abandon
ing this important enterprise is pcryading al
most the entire State Tie press, with general
unanimity and warmth favor the completion of
the project. Public opinion, as VIC are reliably
Informed is undergoing {. &.!!;;t@.y change il.
the districts and parishes where the opposition
was decided and disastrous The arguments of
those who favor the completion of thcroad, after
the progress that has been made cannot be sue
ccssfully meet, and must have their effect
There is but one opinion on the subject in this
district, and, had it been thought necessary, cx-
preston would have been allowed it through
the medium of a public meeting on saleday-
The people of Pckens warmly sustain the en-
terprise, and are willing to aid it in tho way of
subscriptions still further. Who will put the
ball in motion?
Operations on the road, with the exception of
the work at the Tunnel and some other points,
lave been suspended We learn that it is tho
intention of the Company to continue the work
at the points here indicated, which course meets
with our cordial appreciation.
The suspension of the work on the line as
stated, has resulted in great loss to The coutrac-
tors, and much suffering ON the part of the la
borcrs. The latter, many of whom are foreign
ers, are breaking off in every direction, bcwai-
ing, in their mother tongue, their almost penn-
less and trnly pitable condition. They have
our sympathy in their present unfortunate con-
dition, and we commend them to the kindness Of
our hospitable citizens.
? Although apartial suspension of The work is
prsjudcialto the interests of the district, in al
most every way, the loss to our citizens cannot
be considered so great, as we have seen indica-
ted elsewhere. The price of produce remains
the samc, with no diminution in the value of our
real estate We have within our borders thc
elements Of wealth and greatness, which must
carry with them Improvement and general pros.
perity. Forhearancc, in our trading transac-
actions and dealings, should be the aim of all
we are not to be misunderstood by tLis as un-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, January 8, 1859.
Apologize.

Circumstances have combined to c1octan apol-
ogy from us this week. Through mischance
we have been deprived of brisk hand in the
typographcaldepa of our paper thisweek,
which has reduced to straits not often resor-
ted to. We shall, however, be working along
in smooth style soon, and be able to make good
present deficiencies. 1t is seldom we have to
ask the indulgence of our patrons, and trust the
necessity will not be forced on us again soon.
Correspondents aud advertisers will also bear
with us under the circumstances.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

THE Richmond En3rirer seys# owe
do not believe that the African slave trade
will ever bcopencd, either legally or illegal
ly with the Southern States There is not,
so far as we are informed, any respectable
number ofadyocates in any ofthe Southern
States to form the nucleus of party likely
to be .productiyeof any action, But there
are many other issues involved in the rev.
ision of the laws now prohibiting the slave
trade which we desire to be made, and which
we believe will be accomplished by the dis
cusson of tho "Echo' and "Wandercr"
questions"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
SaledaY.


Monday last was busy day AT this place.
The number in attendance was large, many of
whom were engaged in the laudable business of
winding up the transactions of the old year.
Money was in request and circulating freely
Large quantities of land was sold at rcasona-
bic ratcs-thc tendency of prices being mp
ward, where it was credit sale.
The different police Boards of the District
were in session, and laid their tax thus: Roads,
833; Poor lGS; and Public Buildings, 5 per
cent on the State tax.
Generally speaking, the crowd was orderly
and in pleasant humor. A few, with spirits
white, blue or rcd, " raised their voices to
key note, as the day wancd, keelcd over, and
clung to mother earth with quite an afectionate
embrace.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
SCHOOL.

NNTE take this mcthod of informing our
Wv friends and patrons that the exercis-
es of Liberty Academy will bc resumed on
the second Monday in January next Liber-
ty is favorable place for School, located
in the midst of kind and hospital families, in
which Siod boarding can be had at the mast
reasonable prices. Consequently by condu-
ucd industry and perseverance, in our occu-
patton, we hope to merit liberal share of
public patronage.
g. L. H0LLINGSWORTH,
Dec. Is. 1858 % If Principal
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

dercstimating the advantages to be derived from
the railroad-hy no meGns-for its carly COM
pletion will be of incalculable advantage to the
whole country, and to no section more than our
own, Ii isa work demanding our MEANS talent
andunited energy, ahd is worthy of them all.
We direct attention to several articles on our
first page, copied from the Charleston "Mercu-
ry," on this subject.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
Jan 4. 1880
Sale of Property.

wv River, on Tuosday tho 18Th instant,
to the highest biddcr,
One Negro Man. about fnrty years old;
One Negro Girl, about three years old
Two half Aero Lots in the townof Walhulla,
somewhat improved
LSO-----.'
Corn, Stock of Cattle Pork and Stock Hogs
| Still and Stands, nearly new, pet Deer,
2 silver Watches together with other arti--
clcs not ncedful TO onnmcratc.
TERMS--For the Lots. three years credit
with interest, note and security for the pc :.
sonalty, n credit until the lst January. 1867,
with interest, notes and sccurity--sums IA
$5, cash.
II. W.avox IIoLLEN..
Jan 6; 1859 "a q.
Ess~W Walhalla Bnnnar cony one time
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
Assignoe's Sale.

WTI ILL be sold on Friday the l4;h Of Jan
w uary next at the residence of DIR. w.
L. Holland, in Pickons district, the follow
ing property viz:
Three Cows and Calves, about 40 Stock
Hogs, Top Buggy, 4 Sheep, Household aud
picmcnts, Medicine and other articles emu
meratcd in tho Schedule of the sni' w. r.
Holland. All of which have been Assigned
by the said W. L. Holland to John Norris
and other Judgment creditors. Terms Cash.
WM. HOLMES,
Dec a, 1858 Agent for Assigucc's.
NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the said w #.
IN Holland must meet the undersigned on
day Of sale and settle, or all Notes and Ac-
counts will be sued on Immediately thereafter
WM. HOLMES, Agent.
Dec. "a. 1858 23 If
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NdNTAasNl.

DERS0ES indebted to ths Estate of Alfred
4 Hester. deceased, will make payment to ne.
immediately, and those having demands against
the snid Estate riustrender then to me, legal.
ly attestcd, forthwith.
q .. D. HESTER, ExecatOr.
Z Jan o. 1880 81, "a I g, !.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
Special Wotico.

THE friends Of Mr. WALTER u. AI@sftlNS
desire to direct theattcntion OF tie pubic,
to bis superior workmanship asa Carfage and!
Buggy Maker. Cab at Stephens Coach Facio-
~, Fair Play, examine. his work and tlerchy
evEy;pce yourselves tJGn !, 1859
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
LAn Aokl
An Act
To Incorporate the Ghauga Lime and Msn.
ufacturiDg COMPANY

~. Glo ~ ehdcJSu Dy tue, SENATE ana
House OF Representatives, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That William r.
Jones, Robert Maxwell, Jr,, and JsL.
Simpson, and their associates and success
ors, are hereby Constituted 4 body politic
and corporate, by thename and style of the
f" Chauga Lime and Manufacturing Com
pany," for the purpose of digging, burning
and vending Lime, and for the carrying on
such branches of manufacture as they may
deem expedicnt, and for the further pur-,
pose of exploring for copper and other ores
minerals and metals, and for mining, work
ing, smelling, manufacturing and vending
the same; and by that name may sue aud
be sued, plead aud be impleaded, appear,
prosecute and defend, in any Courts of Eq-
uity or Law whatsoever, IN all suits and ac-
tlons; may have common seal, and the
same may alter at pleasure; and may pur-
chase, hold or convey, real estate, and en-
JOY and have all the privileges incident to
| corporations.
Ii, That the first meeting of said corpo-
ration may be called by the persons ma
med in this Act, at such time and place
as may be agreed upon by the persons ma
med in this Act; and at said meeting, and
at all other meetings legally notified, said
corporation may make, alter and amend or
repeal, such bylaws and regulations, for
the management of the business of said
Go,Po'",.ot: as ni"Joti'y vi '.'e S.ockhoI-
ue.S my ",'ec'' "o' repug"Sn' s1 10 INC laws
~. That the said corporation may d.
vide their original stock into such number
y. Sn,s,'1; "nu Paoniue ioi 'no sue c' "nu
os"m;I' a";I smo,.o' =" oI" G" "''u to,"
Joom % vnJamt a"c" nmI % .La 'o na;d ''U nrot W ',""
o'o"' oNP'u'1"V' "'iu '''o S'i" oo' Pos"V.on
and sell delinquent shares, declare and pay
diyidendso on the shares, i'll such manner as
the bylaws may dIrCc
Nv. That the directors shall cause book
to be kept, containing the names ofall per
sons who are stockholders OF said company,
showing their place residence, and the
numberot shares otstock held by each res
PectiNo!y' ana the times when they became,
respectively, owners OF said shares, and the
amounts OF stock actually paid in; which
book shall, during the business hours OF
eacn secular dAy, be open at the place OF
business Oh sald Company, Tor the lnsrec.
t,oh OIL inc s'ocsho ders ana creditors OF
'"G company al" ':,oif representatives;
" nat the capital stock OF SAID Com
Pahy Shni' not exceed the sum o. h'ty thou
Sann collars ana thc members OF the same
snaii 81. DC JoLnt'y ana SeVeraliy llaD!e' as IN
uINluualS, Tor all ucDtS ana contracts made
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
KE0 WEE COU RI Err.
RoBT. A, THOMPSON, Editor.

TBRMS.--SI.50 per nnnum, in advance IL
payment he delayed until aftcr the expiration of
the year, $500 For six months, rs cents, in
advance
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

WE learn frorr the Selma Reporter, that
Dr.. Lewis johnson died near that city on the
lst OF December, in tho seventy-iifth year of
his age. He was native of Elseheld Dis
trict, South Carolina, and cmigrated to Ala
bama i'll 1917.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

UNNEcEssARY LARCENY Yestcrday
morning a young man, who is the son OF
woalthy parents iii Charleston, S. c., and
who for some time paet has been stopping
at the La Pierre House, in Broad street,
was charged before Alderman Bcitlcr, of
the Ninth Ward with the larceny of a bun
die ofsegars. The accused, who has plcn-
ty of money, and who we lcaru, could, with
his loose change, buy up dozen Of scgar
stores, was held to bail for further hear
iug.-IemmWi0aaiom, 22d.
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pas sy attendre Ne PREMIER parce gull interrom-
pu ses relations ntefnationales ct le second parce
quill ma jamais reconnu le gouvernement imperial.
Les journaux franeais presendens que la mission
de lord Cowley Vienne n'avait aucun rapport ayee
lie congress ct lis attribuent Ia Russe Initiative
de ceste proposition. -
FRAscE.-Le correspondent paFisien dns Times dit
que lie prince Napoleon, magre les sentiments beli
quenx quon ui prete, eerit dernierement all comte
de Cavour une lettre dams laqueie il TexIorte CAL
mer peffervescence des Piemontais, ct Iui recon-
mande une solution pacifque, au lieu dun appel aux
armes. La Nouvelle Gazette de Saint -Petershourg
pretend que empereur fait pluseurs fos les memes
recommendations au comte de Cavour, passurant
quen aucun cas- la France nirait au-dea de ses en-
gagements LIE comte est arrive le "a Paris.
Tn journal de Toulon annonce que quatre fregates
avapeur ont reeu rordre daer chereher des troupes
en- Afrique. Par contre, 1000 hommes sc sonf en-
barques, le %, MarseiIle, destination d'AIger.
Tn contre-ordre du mnstfe de ID guerre est arrive
Marseille apres lie depart de ces hommes.
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" ente PtabIique.

Par 1e sousssg,as Administrator, Dc.
E public est par le presentaverti quill
u 4 sera vcndu a renean, au plus ofrant.
ct dernier encherisseur, par lie soussigns, adj
ministrateur, devant la Maison de- Gour, dang
la vile des Opelousas, le
Mardi, 81 Mai proclaim, 1859,
la propriete suivante, apparsenant a la Sue
cession de feu Marsden Campbell, deeede,
d sayoir
LIE Tiers indivis FUN certain Nor
ceau de Tepre, situea dams la Paroisse
St. Landry, dams lie quarter appele la Prai-z
rie Laurent, pres du Pont Rider, contenans
soixante.dix arpents superfeiels, borne an
Nord par la terre de Simon Gonor, au Sud
par ID terre de Pierre Barnabe, h. G. /, d
POuest par Ia terre d'Andre Wable, ct
| Est par Joseph Balque, b. C. l..
CONDITIONS Compliant.
L. j. DUpRE,
@.,.. ddananassyateur
Opelousas 80 Avril 1889
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eza1Ee P liaaue.

Par ze sonssa g7ss, eaacasstessr d1szs ct pour
Ia Pag1ssse ST. Landry.
d public lest par le present informe quill
u a sera vendu en- vente pnblique, au plus
offrant eli dernier enchArIssenr, par le sous
signe eneanteur, 4 Ia derniere residence de
Nine Pienreg germier, plaauemine Brulee.
10 s4.
Mereredi, 1s Mai proclaim, 1859,
les proprietes ci-apres decrites, appartenans
d Ia Succession de Nine Rosalie Dugas.
vaure de feu Pierre Cormier, tous deux de-
cedea, reinforcement de Ia Pareisss ST Lam
dry, i savoir & H.. III
unnsgre nslame Na,EL, ags denviroa
SO ans. z5sgsz
Une negresse nornmee SCHOLASTIC
ag6a asaviron S4s ans, avec sesS deua enians
AspasIEa de 8 ans, ct tFnAneors, de ans.
Une negresses snoraInEs sVICTOIRE.agee
d1senVIIron TO ans a.ass.@51
Environ 244 stetes de betes i cornes doueea =
,une paire des hpeufs de tire; deux. che
.ss vaux de tire environ s 5tGtes de
.ss. betes eaValines !; une maisen .t5
II en- charpente, un magasiu
annals !; eabanes d s
Il z.=. .. a. negres -
barrisres, &c. ,meuhles de nlaison i;
uitansilsa aEatoires !; hatterie de cuisine
s,et beaucoup dautres articles don't Penu-
merasion serait trop Tongue.
CoNDITIoNs- Tn, deux ct trois ans de
credit. i comptsr dn jour de Il; Vente Les
acauEreurs fournissant Ieurs billets ayee Sc
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+ Il y q quelques annees, desexperieuces Ont
etc faites a Vincennes pour appliquer les
machines vapeur la locomotion SUE la terre
ct sur le pave. Files ont, etc renouvelees
tout recemmeut, dit la PatSae, ct couronnees
de success. Une machine montee sur t1ois
roues ct portant son eau ct son eharbon sur
ses fanes, etc dirigee fo-t adroitement sur
la route de Paris, d travers les voitures, s'ar-
reliant facilement, s'6eartant d volonte de la
ligne droite ct decriyantl toutes les courbes
necessalres. 4-s... . g., ,z
: Il y queIque temps, les journaux anglais
nous parlaient dune promenade falte en- To-
connective par un lord
Aujourd'h hui, le Gzobe nous apprend que
les locomotives pareourent les rues de Lon
dres aussi facilement que les cabs ct les ON
nlbus. Une locomotive roulant sur Iessola a.
longe ces jours derniers Westminster-ro road,
trainant un camion sur lequel etalt fxe un
placard Informant les nombreux spectateurs
que ce camion etait charge de vingt -cinq
tonneau1 de fer lie canton traine Ia va
peur passe par York-road, tourne court
de Belveder-road dams les ateliers de MN
Mandsley ct Gle, on il est entire sans diff
cutie sss
Cette locomotive Sc dirigeait lie plus facile-
ment du monde, ct les angles des rues ne la
genaient aucunement. Il parait que les pro-
proprietaires de eette machine, qui Font
construite eux- x-nsfmes, en- ont plusieurs autres
qu'ils destinent au camionsge pour le service
de leurs usines.
Qaelques uns de aes lecteurss ont dn re-
marquer, lhiver. derniek une locomotive
egalement circulant dams Broadway Dirr
gee settlement par un meeanieien, enea su
constamment eviter les chocs avec les nom-
breux vehicules don't la multiplicite est 81
dangereuse pour les pietons memes.
Line sera done point etonnant que d'iei q
peu de temps, ce mode de transport ne de-
vienne dun emploi faeile ct accessible tous
au moins CUR les grandes routes, 81 ce nest
dams les villes.
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adversaires sc soient employees au coliet, pour
venir taner de son cote sur Boustrapa peut-stre,
sur Ia France coup str. -,
La conduite Ia plus rationnelle est tenue par la
Suisse, aui regarde ayec la meme meaance le coquin
coIse ct le coquia autrchien, ct qui arme pour Sc
defendre contre les deux, la valiee des Dappes
ct aux passages du Tessin. Ellie ne volt dailleurs
aucune objection ce qu'une armee trancaise passe
lie mont Gents pour echanger des coups de canon
avec les Antrichiens-Et 1e pape! lie pape!
Bret, c,est un epouyantable gachis. Vraiment
lie mai nj le cmur nj le temps de vous raconter
.tous les petits details de la sangante farce quon
prepare ie ne vous detailierai pas les notes ct les
contre-notes du Momiteur, dn Janus des TutierIes,
nontrant aux bourgeois de France une face paci-
fique ct aux bourgeois d lIefnagne face mena-
cante; ie vous epargnerai les propositions ct les
eontre- propositions de lord Cowiey ct du cabinet
de Vienne les demlssions de ministere, les avers-
sements aux journaux, les marches ct contre-u,ar
ches de Plonpon, la manifestations en- aveur de Ia
nationaiite italienne que prepare la poiice-tous
ceux qni Sc loindront au movement, avec pertns-=
sion du geuvernement, auront 90 sous, de Pean-de~
vie discretion, ct du saucisson, - la grande
comedie qn'on prepare au Champ-de Mars. la re-
vue soIennelle de la grande garde de la grande ar
NEE aHant queIe parte pour sillustrer sous les Or
dres de son glorieux capitaine, le decembrallard:
chef-des coiporteurs avec patente bleue otfrent
deja aux pioupioux, conscrits at autres mbeciles,
te PuEtfdit Ne NIdieste 6duiHSuGb. NC
lauriers,-'ayenir est tEop triste pour s'arreter
ces farees ignobles. ssSas
Quand lie tyran fait avaneer son compere lie
roi de pismont. pour detourner vers la guerre ex-
terieure Fesprir .qnand il saest declare lie protec-
teur de pindependance opprimee pour nieux
ecrasera berte revolutonnaife. il s'est fat contre
ce despote trop prevoyart ou trop vofontaire une
confederation de tous les antrd despotes, OH sont
entries les neehants sreaetienna aireset les befanx
imbecies, ct il s'est forue cd ntre la France une
coalition qui prend forme de Hour en- jour. II en-
resuItera que Boustrapa rior phe tpour un temps
eneore car il perira bient6 lui ct soninfae race)
/ iEurope tout entiere devra gemir sous une mutt
du Decensbre. 81 Boustrapa doit tourner casaque,
la coalition Ie suit ct envahit la France. En- face
des envahisseurs, est-ce que Ia France Sc retrou-
vera enfn pour reieter Ia fosscet ignoble ulcere
des Boaaparte ct du parasitsue bourgeois qu lui
ronge le sem, ct Ia honte de pinyasion etrangere
France, as.tu du cpur7
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ss::i: ss::ii: 7D 6asgf6mog,

setant IL dernisre residencede ladite defuute,
situee Bellevue, dams b Paroisse st. Lam
dry, mesurant einq cents arpents, plus osa
meins, do terrey harnee au Nord par rhabi-
tation de Benjamin r.. Rogers, d Quest ct,
au Sud par lhabitation da Mark w HarWen,
eta rEst par le Bayou Bourbeux, ensemble
aEee toa1es les batisses ct anne eliorations aui
y sont erigees at qui EN- dependent.
CoNDlTIoNs. TN tiers du prix d'achas'
payable compliant, ct la balance un ct deux
ans de credit, d compter du jourde la ventes
aFec interet raison de six pour cent par an.
du Jour de la vente. La terre demeurant
speeialement hypothequee jusqu'au plein eG
entier paiement du capital etdes intsrets qui
pourront s'y aceroitre.
0peIeusas go AVriI 1859.
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4 EUROPE.
Correspondence deia Reuue de- z ozestf

Fs# EafTS, LIE mars 1859.
Non settlement nous anronsa gt1erras--pas de
goga NJ simple aui ME sSattendesa ID Tnir ecIater
dans qaelqaes senaaines, settlement nous an
roas la guerre centre ais mons EaaruIls
prohablemeHt encore tout ie
qua saEme en- enali itien centre Ia France iars,ri.
Hiausement nenea par BonapaTte g &. ss
81 u Anfriehe reussI aataiTe prendrs narti pour
ells par toHs les petlts Etats de Ilemagne et 81
les axasp&reE saI-dIsant euntre les Eraneais De
Taatrea e6t9 du Khins c'ess ia caucegf difnprfca.
hGHs cgatTE len aeEiunaaires en- YeuIef,t d
la France rEHentlnnnaIrer 4Hf cache tuuin11radans
soHssis sacfS dan neiIlaur avanir les III.
ane evaulsnf iii aespgtisme fraseais repr6-
ses4e pan Louis. appeon 1onapa ID ca6 de
po4ite de tuaf de 81
doppressiaa soafa. njourd' hui Europe. ii :
un entire les anna Ell les ennsiris.
les demoeraEes pour seTaser enHasaaa sur a figure
de III France 81 les esciavucrHses ue,Ir Ecrasar III
hsnTa sasss sHaa. Ra a ss1 ii n
Paayfas an condaisent Il aeasonEe et til
pusiIIanfmlte 8 n sA (.
leurs eciaEatIans De gnerTs; on parIe az Lei,zia
az III Eatzhach De yHaterino, On e6cIane Ia llsas
faife De Vafus as Tsatphl.rg, orssin-
Fuqne d gfards erfs Be
deEE lsoasG uss sls Ie dslch&
sie Fassats vssafbs soIr 3sss sssy
uifieieI asatie pats aIIsassstls Z
nousl xteTrninar. 'a kian
1kt &kSA
regiments u Ie sre 81 met sur a. pied
de guerre s. est plus san rssrler
est on volt quelI me- inc que sis-ie,
prad iaiE Ell eaiase contra IfaIIe pour An
t trfeE Ea ssil asant de tirsr son sahse, Ri
Egs.asIen sansa sasuiF eoaa5ien Oh lni paiera san
ssaare #s8S
hstsrense AZ u s.e
i IA gisrT ssass se IreaadTe am d9-
clares ilesitre, ID ggraas poif de-
III niaIlafI IaE qaise.
ete1re sat tulliallr l'arhiitrs sers IeaueE
sens auus ear Il eae avident que
81 les daux pnlssances Gnatine Les sont
am IN 8 nezs, avsc ses nstEss dnnner ii
d III u unsslr lit zbien
dssp plua
fart pusi laaiHe nm a6aeste ssHts
tantxtI ye
i,ie an EenxIanns AngIeteErssI
dessert sans Ell Iauss ellie
iagarise ietrs uIais ieu cnuiert
car q liz grand penr veir de ees
& IL pass Iaaa ID HnaIag temps
Iiia lre atiaH zsnatre q Angts-
karrs fnt ssgsi ttTalaisfIsg III ition
rfrha HUI ps
lsre e posll se dsri - centre
gri,dses attend autsssssss Irss
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Veaste P1abliogze.

M E public est par le present averti quill
IL serafvendu en- vente pubhque, au plus
ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, par la vote
d un encanteur dnment commissioner, a la
Maison de Cour, aux Opeleusas, lc
Mardi, 81 Mai proclaim, 1859,
la propriete ci-dessous decrite, pessedee EN-
commun entire Pannel Scott ct Henriettaet ed
Fanny L. Scott, enfans mineurs de- Henrietta
Mathilda Pannel decedee, issus de son ma
riage avec Edwin b. Scott, savoir:
AnmM TPAfJA
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gSyIsG.

-. LIE magasin autrefois occnpe
par NM P. u Y Hoy, 90 trouve
de nouvean comble Dc marchan-
Il 5s discs de toutes sortes, entire autres
Habillements, seIlerie, Grocerie, &C., qu'on
= yend d bon marche au compliant au prix
du. magasin i bon marehe: de IA Nile Orleans.
prix inyariables. = sA
0peIousas 90 AvriI 1853,
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C. Il. L E. MoUToN. AHecats,.

LvXERCERONT leur profession devant Ia Corr'
RA de- District de St. Landry, Calcasieu, Lafa-
yette ST. Martin ct Vermillon, ct la Cour Supreme
aux 0pelousas.
Leuss Bureaux sont aux 0pelousas ct a vermi-
onville 30 avriI 1859
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7II.I.IAM RI. SPENCER, de ID

77-ILI.TAM III SPENCER, de u Pa
WV roisse st. Landry, ayant prssente
une petition q l'efet d'etre nornme admins
tratenr de Il Succession de,fau Minor w .E.
sDaEisss dee6stle, darnisremeat de Il Paroisse
St. Landry.
En- consequence, avis est par IL present
donne u eeux qui pourraient aVoir des raisons
legales aopposera Ia dise nomination d'aEoir
i les enragistrer par ecris, au Bureau du
Gref6er de Ia gour de- istrictie Ia susdits
Paroisse, dans les dix jours qui suiyrontsla
date du present avis s+.7ss
s.. LASTRAPEs, Grehier.
Opeiousaa, so AyriI 1853. @-sss