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State OF Louisiana.

District Co,sn-Parish Of St. Landry-No. 1914.
w M. H. SPENCER, of the Parish of St. Ian
w dry, Administrator OF the Estate OF E. w.
Davis, deceased, late of the Parish ef St. Landry,
having flied his final TabIeau of said Estate accom-
ps'ned by petition praying for the honologaton
of The same And whereas the prayer of said Pc
tition has been granted by order OF Court dated
April 18th, 1860.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all interes-
ted to make opposition, if any they have, in wri-
ting, in MY office, within thirty days from the
date hereof, why said Tabeau should not be homo
'ogated, the Administrator be sscharged Of all
further habiitiesas such and his bond cane eied
L. LAsTRAPES, Clerk
Opelousas, April 2lst, 1860.
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a.gassalseR'! a4szzaa bea'!y

gNyHE undersigned having improved and
A transported his saw-Mill two miles Of
Barre's Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity Of lumber of
any length, up to AZ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry's
Landing. and large bills filed at moderate
prices. CHS. CLOnE.
St. Landry, Nov. Goth, 1858.
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lssse @l!a5aPa:aN mOlnglzulSlV!a1a

lts.sq @IDRp1HN MDsHsl5llElV,29
Merchant.Tailor, GpeIeusas,
HNAS the honor to announce to bis frieuds aud
u IL the public in general that he has Just arrived
from New York with full and complete assortment
Of goods chosen expressly by him and for his pa
trons suitable for gentlemen clothing such as cloths
casnfrs and other suffs he has also large assort.
ment IF ready made clothing, cut and made under
his own supervision ard after the most fashionable
cuts most Of which suit his old patrons as also the
psdie. who may wish good, dusabls and elegant
clothing.
OpeIousas, October a9.h l859-.1v.
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No. 22.
State OF Louisiana.
Parish .ass sf iai..lLaniier. ooLni, No $3.50.

PARISH 1:sS''5 oi 5.'s;,Ia"d:v oSISa' Slse. $3.50.
4 ifKlLS LARosE FoNTENOT, Administra-
on,, sof oithe Estate of Alexandre Cyprien Larose
hi. st,os deceased having filed Final Tableau Of
De,it;ln CT said Estate, accompanied by hts
Ind uh pay''.s Tor the homo|ogation ofthe same;-
crant"d treas t me prayer of said petition has been
granted ny an order Of Court dated Anil - 1aeo
therefore, notice is hereby given to ali ;nrs-ss,ai
70 make opposition, if any they have, within tbr,u
Gays from the date hereof why said Tahleau .hn,II
not Dc hor2oogated the Administrator discb ,raad
OF all further liabilities AMI bls bond cancel|sd s'A
ope!ousas, April l4th 1850 w. ' ~'''A'
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WIEN2 GROU[n RYu


sg& THE undersigned has Just arrived
Sa-S from New -Or cans With u fargge snu
~ choice assortment of JeweIrY, con-
" >fsas sisting principally in Ladies' Cameo
Sets, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lock-
cts, Ear Rings. and in short every article Of the
richest JeweiEy, well the finest assortment of
Gold anti Silver Watches, for ladies aud gentlemen,
all Of which he has just received from one Of the
largest commercial houses ofNew York, and which
he will sell at moderate prices for. cash,
He takes this opportunity to announce 10 his
friends and the public in general that he has secured
the services OF an experienced and skilful Watch
a:aker who will be constantly in attendance
F. DELARUE,
Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
Opeleusas, January 29th, 1859:
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stale OF Louisiana.

District coat.-Partsh Of St. LanG,y-No se43.
" ALESrINE c. CLARK, of the Parish of St.
Landry, administrator OF the Estate OF Benja-
min McCieIand, deceased, late OF the Parish of
St. Landry, having filed his final account and sci,
t'ement otshe Estate in community between Maj
garet Sloane, widow OF Benjamin McCleIIand de-
ceased and the heirs OF said leceased:-And whsrs-
as the PRAYER OF said petition has been granted by
an order OF Court, dated April 2oth, 1850.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all interes-
ted to make opposition ifany they have, in wri-
ting in my Office within thirty days from the date
hereof, why said account should not be honologa-
ted, the Administrator discharged of all further I!u-
biities such and his bond cancelled
L. LASTkAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, April 2lst. 1860.
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FOR. 8 AT,F-

YHSHE undersigned offers for sale his house and
H. lot situatedin the Town of Opelousas. The
house is large and well constructed, aud nearly
together with anew kitchen, servants room, good
well, in short a very comfortable residence. IN a
retired place, and yet the centre of the town
lftae property is not sold at private sale be-
tween this and the first Saturday of May next,
i5th) the same will be offered for sale at auction,
on that day. before the Court House in OpeIousas,
For further particular apply to the undersigned.
j. pEFFERKORN.
Dnelousas March 3Ist 1860
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DlsTRlcT COURT,
Parish y St. Lanlry. No. ess5.
LLlAa F: DAVIS, Of the parish of s. Lar.
w e1y Administrator of the Estate of Hannah
deceased, late of the Parish of St. Lam
''lS, haSing fled his final Tableau Of said Estate &C.
Iops''s' M ~ pet't'oA praying for the hon,olcga-
no" OF 'ne sa'e;--iAnd whereas the prayer of said
pe'uo" nsa seen granted by an order Of Court, Ia.
Ted April 4th, 1860 "a
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all interested
to make opposition, il any they have, in writing. IN
my office within thirty days from the date hereof
why said Isble"u should not be homologated. IL,
A1n'hiStoor Dc dscharssd of further liabilities an
such and bis bond cancelled.
L..LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Cpelousas, Apri! Tth, 1860.
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EEANos. H HARNoWTyrrms. ao.

4 ELASDRAIN, No A. Cont Street, between Char
IA tres and Royal, New Grsaus has inst received an
assortment of Pianos directly from the manufactures Of Mr.
A. Debn Of Paris patented of all che Coarts
Earopa south MIR Dsbsn has several
medals nj the Expo,ons Of France, London and New York,
for dvts faos OF his invsntan Ali the Pianos that
ifnn nxssxiy IaAaz
for a''oa and ID Easere being ups-
ror to AL nthrrs
MIR. a. Fand ain. tasoraby known in many Parishes o!
Louisrns has the honor invite and
tain r themselves the superiority Of the Pianos aud Hao
that he has recsyea rem she abare named house
Having been Foreman the nanuaetory of Mr. Dssain MIR
Fapotain Thoroughly Convinced Of the superiority of these
and being dss.rous make them we'll known
this st.e, will himself ANAL profit on the
sale ofthe sae aid will guarantee them. Besides he viii
aad repais them.
piano aIecanique. -@m
This insranent has definitely vanqushed all difcntie
peud.cs; POSSESSES he double advantage Of osng
tne Piano with otd,nary key for artists and
smaters who musicians by profession 1t
a2on which artist the difficult pitc.
of mussc Mr. F'andraiH well acquainted with the nechan
OF this aud will repair them perfectly.
Dec 81, ie59.-lY.
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vHyHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing 6
TO his old ;reinds and the public generally
that he is now well supplied with skllIlnI WORK
men and material OF the very best quality for ma
king mems and beys' clothing, henceiorward he
acconodate customers with any kind OF wearing ap-
parel at cheaper prices then heretofore:
His store is on the corner OF Malna Vine streets
nearly opposite r A. Kings residence; ;-,,rr
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- The property Of the subscriber, ssu-
lsssssSg 4 ated in the Town Of Opelousas, consist
'sssss ing in good Dwelling House, Kitchen
Asssaiassss &c. Wheeiwrght Shop with turning
machine III good working order, and a town Lot.
This shop is well situated, near two Blacksmith
shops This property will be sold with or without
all the lumber, tools &c.
For the terms and conditions apply to the nnaes-
signed, OIL, the premises - eoex~-,xr,-
April izsh. FlhhRE HooosLis.
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tafs nf Il osafalassa.

ra5:s D's',:': q y: ''lss; lsai.y,} No: sose.'
4 osEPhlNE Sicily, ofthe Parish ofst Lam
~ dry Administrative of the Succession of aIer-
andre t.ose deceased, late of the aforesaid Parish
having Il ed iabeau Of her administration Of said
Estate accompanied by her petition praying that
! the same may be nomoIogated And whereas thr
prayer OFFS d petition has been granted by an ordsr
OF Court dated April 5th, 1860
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all nteres-
tea, 20 make oppposltion IN writing if any thew
nave w,thn thirty days from the date hereof, WHY
SaId lah:eau should not be homologated. the
administering be discharged of all further iabi-
ties as Adfnl"istratr!x aforesaid and her bond
De cancelled.
L. LAsTRAI IS, Clerk
Opelousas, ! nri! 7th, 1860.
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COTTON, WOOL AND HIDES.

TESEiE undersigned will buy cotton, wool and
D. hides brought to him in Washington during
the season. and viii pay the market price either
in cash. or in sight drafts on New Orleans.
He still carries on his tannery. where he has at
present an assortment of good leather for farmers,
saidlers and shoe makers. W hich he will sell cheap
for cash, or which he wi!h barter for hides or wool
VICTOR TOUCHY.
Kashinatou February 4th lse0-3m
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GuaaJ - - III GEEEco

A LeuIs A. PATIs, of Beile-Cheney Springs
IN Parish Of st Landry, is no longer in our IN.
ploytwe deem it necessary to advise that he has
authority to collect any money due TO us. or te
transact any business in our name tIoaa this date
New Orleans, Oct 18th 1859
E. REILLY & co.
Arri, 7th is60,-fs St
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@sTAUNTON WHIsKEY.--For sale %
~ hbls of Old Wheat and rs bbIs. OF Cora
and5Rye Whiskeg, made by g b. Stuart &
Go. Superior article.
DUMESNIL & MARTIN.
Il Carondelet Street,
Alp 81, 1861 New Orleans
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EseanaalelN aRaaarIg RITTER epanIal,

vorrr LADIES', PC, saastsduaacea IN yea, 8, dc.
and the two bitters the first is taken with any
hsr thing 10 suit the taste. The second is already
srepared audi is to be taken as prepared Both can
he taken together. The use oil one or the other or
rs both at the sane time restores to health and re-
deAesahiishes the digestive organs the cause Of ail
Il deusach diseases as Liver Complaint Nervous Dis.
vases, General Debility, Sc-, &C.. and all conva-
tesesnce accompanied with great weakness, and
H natural consequences offevers Ii is great reme-
dy for bringing back ,treagth Of the body, &c &c
y, For sale by Al. A PEYcHAUD, Druggist, in
New Orleans, md s. Levy, agent, In 0pelousas
~ Uetobe- sth.l lS5a. --iy. ~ ss
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.DbI 5alE al pIguaae sSss1s'
a TRACT OF LAND measuring ooo
"A arpents, good arabic land, one half OF
which is we'll timbered, SITUATED about 10
miles from the town of Opelousas: This land
will be sold upon such terms and conditions
as will suit the purchaser.
For particulars apply to
ULYSSE PRUD'HOMME. .
Opelousas, Feb Is, 1860. 1y.
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FLYING DuTCHNAN.

a.EsES TEI1ED DC EHIIN6F
##ssHSHSg THIS splendid stallion will stand
a 81 at H. Chreten's plantation, near
~AAAy==ss.s~. Grand Coteau, and serve limited
numb Of mares, from March lst to July l5th
1860, at s25, the season, to be paid the FIRST time
of service laIl service afterwards to July 18th
1860 tree,)
FLYING Dutchman is half brother to P. D. La
Croix's Gem He was got by the ever victorious
Bourdaloue by Manonth Eclipse out Of Miss Ball.
st. Landry, February lth 1S60.-3m.
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- r A I'll.

A 3 A z / L,
MAu.Y h Four years Old in the ,e Spring, Of
" oM bay color. with black legs mane
snaaasssssaazssaAsv and tail. bred bv Judge Z. J.
Dupre of St. Laniry.- Got by BoHoajr out of
Prairie Fo:eer,- Boston jr. by George Martha out
Of John F AiL!er's Boston Fiiy the get OF Bosres.
the celebrated Virginia ho-se.-Prairie Flower by
imported sorrou out of lNadge the get OF oiimported
Sir .A~chy ont of Lady Of the Laka.
Will serve mares during the next Season at $50
each, payable invariably III advance
He viii stand at the stables of Henry L. Garland,
near Opelousas. Mares from distance can be
left on the premises. where they will receive pro-
per and attention at fifty cents day.
Opelousas January l4th 1860
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April IA, 1860.
E.4Bs.ET SALE.

Estate of Charles Lemelle, decd
10y virtue of an order of the Honorable
I'll p the Fifteenth Judicial District Cour;
in and for the Parish Of St Landry, the IN.
dersigned auctioneer, will sell at public sale
to the last aud highest bidder, before the
Court House, in the Town of Opelousas, on
Tuesday the Sth day of May, 1860
the following described property belonging
to said Estate, to wit
- 1ho4 oE CGar0uanGl
situated in the town of Washington, measu.
ring half arpent front by two arpents in
depth, bounded North by MoundvilIe street,
East by the lot belonging to the above estate,
thereafter described) South by lot belong
;rg to Madam Keller, aud West by the lot
Of Mr. Andrus, being the same lot bought
from Adelaide Carron, about twenty years
ago.
4 CERTAIN TOWN LOT
situated in the town of Washington, Parish
Of St. Landry, designated on the plan ofsaid
town as being Lot No. 80, bounded North by
Moundvile street, East by st, John street
South by Hill street, and West by lands Of
Charles and Firmin Lemelie, containing one
arpent, more or less
The buildings aud improvements situated
on this lot do not belong to the succession,
and, consequently will not be sold
Iszsss a1sG Conditions cash on the
spot
AUG. N. ROBIN, Auct,onssr.
Opelousas April 7th, 1860.
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SuEREFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA


Faustiu Hollier, District Court,
Phillip Esteriing +: m. G, Parish Of St. St. Landry.
"a virtue of an order of seizure and sale. issued
I'D in the above entitled salt, by the District
Court. in and for the Parish of ST. Landry and
State aforesaid, ard TO me directed. Will expose
at public sale tor cash. at the Court House IN the
Town OF OpeIonsas. on Saturday the 5th day OF
May 1860. commencing at the hour Of O'clock
A. NJ and continuing from day TO- day Unnecessary,
all the right, title, interest and demand of the deten
dant Philippe Esterng f. m. in and to the fol.
lowing described property, seized to satisfy said
writ. fo-vt:
Three Arpents of Land front by
fifteen arpents in depth to be taken from the ex-
treme West end of larger tract of land owned by
Elisha Andrus making forty-hve superficial ar
petts. bounded on the North by land of Mrs. An
toine King on the South by land of Pierre Laconb,
on the East by land OF Elisha Andrus, and on the
West by land Of Jean Baptste Roy, being the same
land purchased by the vendor, Eugene Richard,
from Elisha Andrns, by act passed before Robert
Taylor Notary Public, on the oath July 1s4s.
L. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. St. Landry 3lst March 1860
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H. lfiID PLANTATION,

sssss the last residence of the deceased
coats',irg two hundred and forty three sn-
p-rdcial arpeuts, six arpents front By about
lorty in depth, situated in Prairie Eaque
taique, il the Parish Of ST.. Landry; bo;u
ded on the North by lands of Thomas f.
NcGee, on the SOUTH by lands of William
Young Fast by the Pnblic Domain, West by
|aods Of Pierre H. slc'1ee. A part Of said
| tract of land was purchased by the deces .ed
from Joseph Young about twenty two years
age the ba!lante, of Thomas Fl NcGee about
one year ago, 9Th all the buildings and im-
provements ,rnereon erected, Or in anywise
therenlsto appertalniug
C~ROhISE, 1t uegro1oman, aged about
u years, with her two children, Denise,
'ssf6fed 6 years and Marguerite, aged years
oixcovs, one two year old ern~x..s1s
OK, and calf, 5lirse horses ard
one mare colt l56 head Of
hogs, 100 head of sheep. one "@a=ssaa"
pair of oxen, one suIky and harness, three
plows, about 70 barrels Of corn, one saddle
and bride, three large looms, one clock, one
bureau, two armoirs one revolver, one small
table, three beds and bedding, one turning
machine. lot of carpenters tools, lot Of
blacksmith S tools, lot Of iron, lot of crock
ryware, lot Of tablecloths, napkins etc, 45
gallons of lard, a lot of cooking utensils lot
OF lumber, lot Of unfinished looms. let of
chairs, an ox-cart. q horse-cart, one horse
Terms and Coaduions:-Aii sums un-
der i've dollars payable en- the first of April,
1861. All sums Of and over FIVE dollars
payable in two equal annual instaIments, the
first due on the lst Of April 1861, and the
second due on the lst Of Apri! 1862 Pur-
chasers giving their notes with good and SOL
vent security, su solsdo, to the satisfaction of
the administrators, and made payable to her
order, at her residence in Prairie Faque-
taique, in the Parish of St Landry AL
eulus, not punctually paid at maturity, to
bear per cent per snnum interest there
from until paid Moreover. the land and
slaves remaining specially nortsagcd and
by pothecated unto said succession uutil full
and perfect payment of the principal and ali
interest that may accrue thereon.
.ANASTASIE SAVOIE
14am1n,st7utri1.
0nelorcoc A pril -.h !Sfn
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ICE IR@r 5n1oa
ID ApHAEL HoLLIER, will keepice for sale
HI at his Grocery Store, On Main street, from,
aate until the end Of warm weather.
opelsn=as, April 7ts,, 1860.
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safsscaI Rufgrg.

=somf III EDWARD PLATE, from the Medical
Cels1 Faculty Of Paris. offers his professional ser
NJ css to all who will honor him W th their con-
Msanre.
yoir re and residence, in Washington La in the
L. 1lse lately occupied by Mr. Eyte. Debailioa.
q. - ashington, August sth 1859. l1yl
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STFg-a re ID HORSES.

T. - I'm. -a.s-es.. EsTRAYED froa, the Plan
ta.ion of the undersigned, on
AA Bayou Teche, about the 18th
- esksAan March last, two creole horses;
one black. aged about s years, small star in
the forehead, having one weak eye. and bran.
ded near thus Z supposed to range about
plaqaemine Brulee
Another creole bay horse, small blaze in
the face, about 5 years old, PAGES, brand not
recollected.
A liberal reward will be given to whom
seever. shall bring said horses back to the
undersigned.
WESTLEY STEEN.
Ravor, T6nho Anil 1fth 1870 On,
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PUBLIC SALE.


ESTATE OF THE LATE JACOB HARAAs, SENIOR. DECD
YHyHE public are hereby informed that there will
n be sold at public sale, to the last and highest
bidder. by the undersigned Administrator, before
the Court House door, ia the Town Of Opelousas,
On Tuesday the 18th Nay nert, 1860,
the tract of land hereinafter described belonging to
the estate of Jacob Harman, deceased, late Of the
Parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
aasSMs, A Tract Of land,
4asssEs situated on the West side of the River
Mernento in the Parish of St. Landry,
-. measuring ten arpents front by forty ar.
pents il depth, it being Claim No. 1898, confirmed
by Certificate of Commissioner of the General Laad
Office
Terms and conditions made known on the day Of
SALE THOs. ]. SLOANE,
April 1Ath 1860. Administrator.
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sssasGnal anna 1nsa

tail almdl Lalnann9a
Dee1T Undersigned having retired from the Land
Q H. 0aicaat Opeoasas, olfess his services to ais
fries and the pubic generally, agent in buying
and selling lands, entering lands and in attending
40 all kinds ofland claims ID said office His init
,.aate acquaintance with the business OF the Office,
,ssalE enable him 10 40 justice 10 ail persons conf
ding their business I'd his care. 81
i,EIN u TAYLOR.
4 Gpslonsas March 3ist, 1850. tt
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Upelousas, October a9th l859--1v.

BORNE & GRADENIGo, Collectors,
NNEILL take in collection, claims fall kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish of ST. Landry aud those adjoining,
as well as from New.0Eleans They hope by their
Industry and puactuality to deserve share Of the
public patronage. Their Office Is on Main street,
opeiousas, opposite NJ. Provost. Jan. III, 1859.
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AT f@ s9 sssz aFss 90 a4A ~
~ q. T. - ii Sc

a. g. Z. PHELPS,
nhaI Us. DEP. SUgFEE0R, Baton Rouge, Ia.
insiif A ILL give prompt attention to the en-
rfputW q trysof Lands at the State Land Of
usilesiee. at Batoa Rouge
III. Opelousas. Oct 10Th. 1859
secoat Calcasleu Press please copie in En-
Eiish only.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpT1ON CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of prs-emp.
tion to auy of the lands within the townships ana
parts of townships above enumerated is required
to establish the same TO the satisfaction of the
gister and receiver afthe proper land office, and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable af-
ter seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale OF the
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
s. A. SMITH,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
March 10th. 1860.
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Plantation for sale.

Plantation for sale,
IN Bayou Baaf. containing so4 acres
yl p aome 150 we'll cleared and nnder fance
The above Trast of Land Is equal il tsr.
stility to any land upon the Eayou, aud viii
ihB sold upon hheral terms
Apply % p. q Y 4 Al 4 TAYLOR. IA
lhear OIslousas.
November 17th. 1859 III.
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PLANTATION FOR SAFE.

VESHE Undersigned will sell, at private sala. !,
u Cotton Plantation, situated ON the Bavon
sConEtableau, immediately below the Plantation
Of Or. JohnA. Taylor. conf ntaining 155 superheial
arponts, all enclosed, 10e of which in rood cond-
tinn for cultivation. TAe buiidin on the pIaee
ara all new.-G Good Gin. house &c
he undersigned will also sell therewith, III the
optInn of the purchaser, four ch .ics negro men.
fha tssms and conditions will be- ma DO sosuit
Tie pnrehaser. T For further information an
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