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The Opelousas courier., 1860-04-07
A Certain Lot or Parcel of Land,

situated in the town of Opelousas, containing one
superficial arpent; bounded Moth by land of Cod
troy Hollier, South by land of Mrs. Anguste Bru-
not, West by land of Miss Marcelite Gabriel and
East by land of Evariste Hollier 1t being the same
land which Godefroy Holler bought of Eyariste
Hollier about two years ago per act before Yves
D'Avy, Recorder.
An American horse Creole horse; Creole
mare; a lot Of about Is head of horned cattle; a
lot of about 80 head of hogs; 5000 three feet
boards a lot of posts and aths; 2 cross-cut saws;
horse cart; 2 beds and bedding about so barrels
of corn in the shuck; a double barreled shot gun
lot of spokes and ielloes; lot of household and
kitchen furniture, and some other articles too te-
dious to enumerate.
TERMS AND cospITIoNs.-Five hundred dollars
of the purchase price Of the plantation, payable
in cash, the balance payable in one and two years
from the day of sale. For the balance Of the pro-
perty all sums of five dollars and more payable cash.
and all sums over five dollars payable iu one and
two years from the day of sale Purchasers furnish
ing their notes with good and solvent security, in
sodo to the satisfaction of the tutor, to bear per
cent per annum interest from maturity until paid
The immoyeabfe property remaining specially
mortgaged unto said succession until full and en-
tire payment of both principal and the interest
which may accrue thereon. The notes will be
made payable to the order of Godefroy Holier. tu-
tor, at the office of the Recorder of the Parish of
St. Landry.
AUG. N. ROBIN, .auctionser
{lneIousas March 17th 1S60
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Public Sale.

RY virtue of an order of the Honorable
- - the Fifteenth Judicial District Court
0! the State of Louisiana, in and for the Pa
o,sn m OF st: Landry, Of date the 9th day of
aS March' 1860, the undersigned will sell at
puollc lh sale, to the. last and highest bidder
through the ministry Off duly Commissioned
auctloneer, as before the Court House door in
IN . . .Wea,secday, 1sth Of Auiz nett. 1860.
the following described property belons;ng
to the Estate of Albert D. McC,ellsnde eas ds
ceased late Of the parish of St. Landrv
to wit: 4@nuiy'
pszsss R9s a. Msg A. gg@Y
where the deceased last resided, SITUATED !,
the Parish of St. Landry, in Roberts Cove y
on o., the west band of the east branch of Bayou
Plaquemine Brulees containing 3as acres
more or less Bounded South BY BAYOU
pla.quemine Brule, North by lands belonging
to Abner B. McClelland or the Public Do,
man, West by land Of Joseph MoClelland
ana East by land belonging to the said decea-
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GoH0eut ann afane,np
OF THE
Immaculate COnceDtiuEa. /.

Opelousas, st. Landry, La.
TEVHIS Institution, under the care of the Sisters
u of Holy Cross, is located in the town of
OpeIousas, La, in most beautiful an healthy ST.
the play grounds delightfully."- shaded.
The course ofinstructlon is most extensive. en-
bracing French. English, and all the useful and Or
namental branches taught in the best Institutions
of America OF Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted:
For board and tnition, 500, per scholastic year
of ten months, payable in two equal instalments,
and in advance.
Day scholars will pay $40, or $40, per scholastic
year, according to the classes they will attend,
also in two equal payments, and in advance.
Books and Stationary, Music and Drawing, for
such as wilearn them, are charged extra.
For further particulars, apply to SISTER MARY
OF THE SACRED HEART, Superior; or to Rev.
G. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church,
Oneiousas March 10TH 1S6O-1v
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PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
JOEL n. siNBoZ & WILLIAM 4. SPENCER

Subscription, for one year, payable ID advance,
three dollars if paid at the end Of the year, four
dollars No subscription will be received for a
period less than enc year. A subscriber wishing
TO discontinue must give srite notirr 10 that eff
feet, and settle up allaFrearages.
.aduert;sing:- Advertisements will be inserted
at 5 cents per line for each and every publication
liberal discount viii be made for yearly and
standing advertisements
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until the editor shall Judge It conve-
nlent to discontinue the pubiicatiun
No advertisements or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the OPP
tion of the publisher. .-,-..,-..,.
the money or the person ordering them 70 be print
ed is responsible person. .,.
.sss.. ..or the announcement Of candidates for office
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NEW STOREf

FIVE undersigned, having formed commercial
Il co-partnership under the ssyIe of lNey d Da-
pre- have the honor af announcing 10 sheir frienda
and the public generally, that one of then has just
returned from New FORK with complete assortment
of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crdckery ware, Tin ware,
Groceries, Shoes and Boots, Liquors fancy articles,
In = word, thaT have q auppiy of every thing thai
q Country Store can, Or ought TO hare.
Wishing todiaeard every thing Ike charlasanism
from this announcement, nevertheless, the undsr-
signed hesitate NOT 10 say they can sell their naer-
ehandize as low as New Orleans retail prices, and
perhaps, cheaper than goods have ever beer sold
here up to the present data.
The undersigned, lpIanting themselves upon the,
conviction that the cash system is the best, as well
for the BUYERS as the merchant, hopes that those
who NAV be disposed 10 patrsnize them. will not
nIace them under the hard necessity Of constantly
remending them, that II consequence Of the lownsss
OF thei1 prices, they csn eary On business for eask
ealy
Main Straet. ---.a5
BENou. NEE.
EDMOND pyFAE
opsIuussa, March r7th, 1880,
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81 MIRT's l(iDlMT,
eor asoIs
0uelaasls. sc. LandgY, Ia.

1SHIS Institution, lately established IN the town
Of Opelousaa, 10 bestow upon the boys and
youths DC the Parish the incompatible blessing Of
. solid education, will resume its duties on the
Goth hof October.
TIE conrse of instruction will embrace snch
brane as will be most useful to the puniIs the
utmest care will be paid to their rapid improve
.meEf.
The best Teachers will be selected their num-
be increased, to suit the increasing number
.uf the students.
81 The very great success Of the Institution fron
th beginning the long experience of those at the
of III. thair onqnerable determination &,
ont The noble work, are the best pledge they
can parents for the improvement al their
children. BID.
& Tor terms and ether part icularE apply Ia
REv. GILBERT RAYMOND
orsIausas, September 25sh, 1858. s. 8.
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PUBLIC-SALE.

Estate of Evariste Caltlllr,, decd.
MDY virtue of an order OF the Honorable
@D the Fifteenth judicial District Court
in and for the Parish of St. Landry, the un-
| derslgned, duly commissioned and sworn
auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Ian
dry, will sell at public auetion to the highest
and last bidder, at the residence of Widow
Alexandra Castillo, III Petit Bois, in said Pa
rish, on
Saturday, 7th of April next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to said estate, to-Wit:
Lucas. negroman aged about 40 years
Drauzin, /" 81
Adam, negroboy, :" :" 13
Eugene, +" " 12
ALIKE, a negro-woman aged about So wears,
and her child, named L'Eveille, aged about
Z years.
zelima, negro-woman, aged about Is
years.
A pair Of Mules, two creole saddle Horses
ten other creole Horses, a lot of household
and a kitchen Furniture, the Crops Of Cotton,
Corn, Potatoes, &C.
Terms and Conditions - All sums of
and under twenty dollars, cash and all sums
over twenty dollars, payable in three equal
annual instalments, from the day of sale
Purchasers furnishing their notes with good
and solvent securities in solido, payable to
the order Of Maria Castillo, Tutrix, at her
present domicil, the residence Of Mr. Jean
Bite. Castillo, in Grand Coteau, said notes to
bear eight per cent per annum interest from
maturity till paid, and the slaves to remain
specially mortgaged to said estate until full
and entire payment Of both principal and
interest.
JOHN F. SMITH, Auctioueer.
Opelousas, March 3rd 1860.
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nleH WATER ARRANGEMENTS.

saNM The fast runnIng AnH FaEgu1al
@7packet Steamer W. BURTON y
sssssiss:Gs:lysssG 6. q. LouA1LLzER Master VIII
leave Washington every Sunday at 4. D. sud fsaFe
New Orleans every Wednesday at ?. H.
ANNA pERRET =, A. CApps Master wall leave
Washington every Tuesday at P. H. and lsaTe
New Orleans every Saturday at P. NJ.
The Steamer AI.INE W. G. NEAL Master Will also
be in the trade as transient boat having NO regular
day for leaving
Passengers and shippers may rely on the punesuai-
ity of the Steamers W Eurton and Anna fsr'es.
The rate Of freight will be the tame as hesesotofe
viz
Sugar " w per nao
Cotton u bbl
Up freight 90 = ha
nncen1Ier 11th ISha - --
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steamboat Notice.

MSgW@ The Steamer SILVER
A=4Aks- HEELS. C. c. Pickett Mas
- es.z.z9sssE ter, Will leave washington
every "Wednesday at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and New
Orleans every Saturday at S o'clock P. M.
Four barges are constantly employed transpor'
ting sugar and cotton from up Bayou Beuff the
Silver Heels.
The public can rely On the punctuality ofth,sr
boat: she lie the fastest beat in thistrade and ne
accommodations for passengers can not be sur
passed by any. The freight rates the same as
the other boats in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board ct TO r.
tire & Coreil, Washington.
January 18th 1860.
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HOUSEHOLD FuRNI TURE,

SHE undersigned having taken the large brick
w buildings opposite p & v. Roy's old Store,
Main Street, Opelousas has Just arrived from New
Orleans with a. COMPLETE assortment Of House.
bold Furniture of all kinds and prices comprising
MAHOGANY BEDsTEADs AND As,toiEs,
BLEcK WALNUT q 8 =
s TABLEs, marble tops and others
il SoFAs, BuREAUx;
SlDEBoaRDs, WAsHsrANps.;
RocKIsa-cHaIRs, CHAIRs
and many other articles suitable for families.
bachelors, public houses &c, the enumeration Of
which would be too tedious.
Giving TO the importance of his purchases and
other considerations he is row enabled to sell his
Furniture as low a. It can be got from New
Orleans.
s He takes this opportunity to inform his friends,
and the public in general that he will continue to
make new furniture, repair old one and exchange
aeW articles for any old which may be repaired
Hoping To merit share Of the public patronage,
he invites ladies' and gentlemen to coH1es and exs
amine his stock Of fHrnitnre.
LOUIS WAITER.
0pelousas, february 1lth 1860
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SRERlFF'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Faustin Hollier,
District Court,
No. SqI1-

80, ooaAs,
Phillip Esterng IN. c. Parish OF: Of s. ST. Landry.
Ky virtue Of an order of Seizure and sale, issued
ain the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in aud for the Parish of St. Landry and
State aforesaid, and to me directed. will expose
at PUBLIC SALE for cash. at the Court House in the
Town of opelousas, on Saturday the 5th day Of
nay; 1860, commencing at the hour Of II o'clock
A. 4 :. NJ and continuing from day to day Unnecessary,
all the right ftle interest and demand Of the defen
dant Philippe Esterling f. M c in and TO the fol-
lowing described property, seized to satisfy said
Wxit to-wits
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 five superficial ar
pents bounded On the North by land Of Mrs. An
toine King, OF the South by land of Pierre Lacomb,
on the East By land Of Elisha Andrus and on the
West by land of Jean Baptiste Roy, being the same
land purchased by the vendor, Eagene RichaFiI,
from Elisha Andrus, BY act passed before Robert
Taylor, Notary Public, on the 24th July 1913.
Z. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Sc. Landry 3lst MaxeA 1860.
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T.aI.u,l,er! Luanab beP!!

,YMyHE undersigned having improved and
transported his saw-Mill two miles Of
Barre's Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity If lumber, Of
any length, up to 42 feet Lumber Will De
delivered either at his mill or at Barrys
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices. .o, Gnn. Ia1o ohoo6'
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COTTON. W00I. AND HIDES.

TIME undersigned will buy cotton, wool ana
.ha season. and will nay the market price either
n ,.> eash. assin sight saEaat atson New-Orleans.
ne SIN carries on his taunerV, where he has at
present an assortment Of good leather for farmers
sadaIers and shoemakers, which he will sell cheap
FIR cnsh or which he will barter for hides OF wool
'o' eA''' VICTOR TOUCHY.
Mashinston February 9TH 1s60-3m
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NOTICE.

vNyHE undersigned having taken the contract for
IL carving the Mail between Opelousas and St.
Martins, by Gros Chevreuil and Brau1s Bridge will
continue to take passengers at the usual rate Those
who would like to take through ticket from st.
Martin to the Bell Cheney Springs, will only have to
pay eight Dollars. NOEL LAkCADE.
Opelousas 9Th June 1855 z-.s. g. q
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D

r. asaserlg y. kssast Jvas1isssos
1911 JAMEs = GaEENIE EE, Il III NissiIasiip-
pa laviIg paI.h the ahnEe laouse. begs leave
aHtqE,lre fo paElic slzt Il ii rosR are11 fsr
Ens IaeenfaaIi Sq nd ii rn1aneut baarders
ts II md stearrs
hg.s iaflI tsouft lleasI..
I w furnished, md I'D
a III
" 81 ts1 &c
Goud 1sabiins HI
ia60
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

ton to any Of the lands within the townships and
parts Of townships above enumerated is required
to establish the same to the satisfaction of the
gister and receiver of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable af-
fer seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale Of the
lanas Embracing the tract claimed otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
s. d. SMITH,
Commissioner Of the Geserd Land Office
March 10th. 1864.
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OPEL0UsAs FEMALE COLLEGE,
At Opekousas, La.

3
YHSHIS Institution willie open its second regula,
IL term en- Monday, 18th of March 1860, under
the supervision of Rev. B. F. White and Lady; as
sisted by E. D. Estiette, as Principal of Collegiate
Department and Teacher of Modern Languages
Miss Helen Burnet, Principal of Primary Depart
mental branches, and Professor II Bodenuller
Principal of Music Department.
This Institution is permanently located at a fine
healthy point. The government will be parental
and strictly moral.
TERMS:
Boarding washing fuel and lights sl2 90 per month
Tuition from 50, to IS 8
Music S
Use Of Instruments rs
Embroidery 100
Vocal Music 100
Modern Languages 500
Painting, Oriental or Grecian 1000
Payments Quartely in advance.
B. F. WHITE.
opelousas, March nth, 1s6o.-1y.
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R THE undersigned has just arrived
1MTA from New-0reans witha large and
an choice assortment Of JeuerY, con-
.1tM sisting principally in Ladies' Cameo
N@sssssSGsk Sets, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lock-
cts, Ear Rings, and in short every article Of the
richest Jewelry, well the finest assortment OF
Gold and Silver Watches for ladies and gentlemen
all of which he has just received from one Of the
largest commercial houses of New York, and which
he will sell at moderate prices for cash.
He takes this opportunity to announce to his
friends and the public in general that he has secured
the services Of an experienced and skilfut Watch
maker who will be constantly in attendance.
r. DELARUE.
Corner Main and Bellevue stEeets.
0nelousas January 29th, 1859.
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Opelousas, July 10th. 1859.
M1ETy GROCERY, !,

Ga THE undersigned has established
E]Bk4E-A7Asaa Grocery Store on Main Street, Ope-
K5T Ionsas, near Mr.. Vatter's Furniture
Store, where .se will constantly keep
fresa articles Of Grocery and liqu6rs at as low pr
ces as small profit viii adasit, His pssssnt stack
comprises
Flour, Bologna saasases,
Sugar cured hams, Caret and other wine,
Smoked shoulders, Whiskey,
Dried peas ofaivers kinds, Brandies,
Sardins, Champagne,
Lobsters, Irish potatoes,
Cove oysters, Coffee,
Dried tongues, Sugar, Rice ard in sact
every thing pertaining to complete Grocery
Store. RAPHAEL HOLLIEK
Opeousas December, 18th: 1859.
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state of IL otefataala.
DHsTnrcT CouRT. lN. oa,e

UIsTRTcT COURT, A. aoIa
Par5s5 Of st. Landry. - s'Ao'
MEAN BAPTIsTE SOILEAU, Of the
cd Parish Of sLandry, Dative Testauen-
tary Executor Of the Estate of Andre Des~
hautels, deceased, late Of the aforesaid parish,
having filed bis second Annual Tableau Of
said Estate, accoEpanisd by q petition pray
ing that ths same may be hosnologated;-And
whereas tho prayer Of said petition has been
granted By anoatier Of Court dated March
18th, 1860.
Therefore, notice Is hereby given to all in-
terested, TO make opposition, ifany they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof why
said Tableau should not be hornelogatsd.,
3. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
nna1ansaa March 17th 1860.
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ISIDORE GKiGIILLa,
,rhse cuffeP and EMgfaVer,

NHaFWHE CNEgCk saHHW EzaA9H -
nFFERS his services to the public ofthe Parish
" of St Landry. Having established at st. Mar
tnsville Depot Of italian Marble OF the irst quality
he is now prepared to erect Funerary Monuments with
or without Inscriptions, on all plans and according to
all tastes, in prompt and workmanlike manner and
On moderate prices.
Those who may need hisserrices will please write
to him. at St. Marttsville, apply to the editor OF
the t,pelousas Courier. Aug IA, 1858.
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State of Io,egafaera.

~S&ss4E w x11sSesagsS&ssS~
pa,9sn p,.zs,sr sg S e9saE, Ias,,v ! No. 1928.
Estate Of James B. Hargrove, deceased
"A mn L. HARGROVE, widow of Ste
n phen W. Quirk of the Parish of St.
Landry, Administrative Of the Estate Of
James B. Hargrove, deceased. late of the
aforesaid Parish. having fled Final Account
and Settlement of said Estate. accompanied
by petition praying that the same may be
homologated; And whereas the prayer of
said petition has been granted BY an order
Of Court dated March Goth, 1860.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, il any they
have, in writing ii my Office. vithin thirty
days from the date hereof. why said Tableau
should net Bib honologated.
i. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, March 9th 1860.
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PUBLIC SALE,

Estate in community bet,ceen Godefroy Hollier and
.4=elie Heller, his deceased cye.
TASHE public are hereby informed that there
H will be sold, at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned auctioneer,
On Thursday, the 18th April NEXT, 1860,
the following described property belonging to the
Estate in community between Godefroy HoI|ie.
and the heirs of Azelie Hollier, his deceased wife
late of the Parish of ST. Santirx to wit.
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1keA TIE; PI.ANTA A T1elT

1sIA4 Where the deceased last resided, situated,
in this parish, on the west bank of Bayou Teche !;
bounded East by lands supposed to belong to the
heir Of William Moore & Irwin, and on the three
other sides by said Bayou Teche, and described on
the certificate of the Register of the Land Office at
Opelousas, obtained on the military warrant No
3623s in the name of Sophie L. Hollier, by said
Godfrey Hollier, dated 3rd of February 1885, as be-
ing the fractions of sections No. 26, IS, and SO of
Townships 6, South of Range 4 East, containing
55 l4-l00 acres, with all the building and i'm
therean situatad
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FLYING DUTCHHaN.

THIS splendid stallion will stand
AZ at H. Chrstien's plantation, near
.Ak=aas-- Grand Coteau, and serve q limit of
number Of mares, from March lst to July 18th
1860. at s25,-the season to be paid the first time
OF service iai service Of afterwards 10 July 18th
1860 free1
Plying Dutchnan is haif-brother to P. D. La
Croix's gem He was got by the ever victorious
Bourdaloue by Manonlh Eclipse cut Of Miss Ball.
ST. Landry, February 11th 1e6o.-3m.
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Plant ALTON FOR SALE
ON LONG FEI.MS 0R lIREDIT

TRACT Of about COG arpenss Of Lend,
Of which about 30 are we'll tiinbered,
near the town Of Opelousaa Fine cotton
land. with improve thereon illl Iae sold
ct one, two, three. fur. fre or aiiH years
Grediiit I'd Il II
stiesasie a,1 jul srRY d HaRLAsN,rrr.
0pelousas. November 55th, 1850
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ESY,.R.H II. |.


81 ESCAPED from the premises of
~ the undersigned, at Grand Co
teau, ID the Parish Of st. Landry,
on SUNDAY last, the 18th instant, a Spanish
Horse. He is of good size, has no brand,
and Is Of roam color q little Whiter on the
rump than elsewhere; has slender neck
with the name falling on the right side
black name and tail, aged about 6 years
a liberal reward will b given ID any one
who will return the above described horse
TO me ia Grand Goteau.
ALEXIS LAGIJE.
Opelousas, March 9th, 1860.
GYa glsl lAlR IanB HIOIplH5s
GRAND G0TEAU,
Kept By Mra N. Grimmsr, opposits slas College
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aae utraI R0ttre.

TAR. EDWARD PLATE, from the Medical
MV Faculty. saParis, offers his professional ser
y;rss 10 all who will .houof him with their con-
i4A. nfs.6 and residence, In Washington La in the
I'm Ia+e " occupied by Mr.. Evte. Debaillon.
WA washington, August 9Th, 1883: lIyl
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MEDICAL MoyIuE.
Tar. 91tfsl. 20. OfftItt

lT .AVING permanently located at W Washington,
I'll Ill respectfully offers his professional services
10 the pr5lic.
For thepresent, be can be found, during the day,
at the Drug Store Of Messrs Louailiier & Boucher,
and at night. st the residence This father.
Washington, La, July 9Th 1s59-1y
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ANOTHER TRACT 0R I,lNn

situated in the.same place, measuring sss
superficial arpents, more or less; bounded
South by the Bayou Plaquemine Bralee.
East by land of Joseph McClelland, North
and West by the Public Domain.
Terms AND coND1T1oNs.-Saidp Plantation
and lands will be sold on a credit of one two
and three years, payable in three equal an
nual instalments from the 1st day Of April
1860, purchasers furnishing their notes, sas
soIzao to the satisfaction of the administra-
tor; all sums not punctually paid at maturi.
ty to bear s per cent per annu1n interest
from maturity until paid-Aud moreover the
lands remaining specially mortgaged unto
said Estate until full and entire payment Of
capital and interest that NAV acrue thereon.
VALENTINE G. CLARK,
administrator.
Opelousas, March l7th. 1850.
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N EV -EsEsI " Is.
JUST received at the OPELOUSAS
4 DRUG sToRE Q, Kept BIZ
Ia gho uJ ar q ma

Eo N N ii d IL RlDa
Soluble Phosphate al Iron, ot 'Leras,
lypoplaosphits of Soda, Bromide of Potassium
Iron Alnna. And general assortment az French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
EaaLIsH AND AafEaIcAH paTgsT MEpIcrHEs.-
Kennedys great Medical Discovery, McLean's
lnyIgoaating. cordiaI, Jonas Whiteomb'a Asthma
Remedy etc.
GuTLEHv.--Lad fne Renkniyes; Gsntiemen,s
perket and Sporting Knives Fine Razors, ilf cases
Ladies seassors assorted incases and The slngle
pair; Foreeps and Pull kins. 81 &C GO
q sTArloHEa Reeari Letter and Note paper of
ths best quality StssI PENS, Pen Holders, India
knbber Squares 1; Lead Pencil GHilIot Carn,ine
lak, Y, vellopes Maynard d Noye's celebrated
Black WTiting Ink.
81 EAscx ARTIcLrs An EnrrsrEar Biscuit sta.
tuettes, PoIeelaiaea and PoHder Bcxes Porte.
naonnaisa Handsrch chiefs Extracts, Ponsa tum. Tai.
let Soaps Creole for Tia hair. eftc.
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