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.AYER'S
A cue Cure,
FOE. THE spRKDy CUBE OF


intermittent Fever. or Fever and Agues
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Damb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilipus
Headache, and Bilious Feverss indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasnatic countries
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure. for Fever and Ague. such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it win eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from it's Uee in any guam
sity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Psevention IL
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
zisk which he must run IN violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CURE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEvRR AND AauR
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken on the 6rst ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvER
AND Aaus prevails, every body sd ,nld have it
and use it freely both for cure sr desrotection.
It is hoped this price will plac,sFpelsithin the
reach Of all-the poor as well d. asnch. A
great superiority Of this reme>. yer ely
other ever discovered for the speduriGnss ascer-s
tain cure of Internittents is, thas Thuacafea
no Quinine or mineral, copsequdey III krFos
duces no quinism or other iniui ft1Dects
whatever upon the constitution. Iyl YJhred
BY it are left as healthy as if they mad never
had the disease.
Fever and. Agueis not alone the consequence
Of the miasznatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from ito irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, EaEache, Catarrh. Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain IN the Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis, and Derangemene Of the Stomach.
all Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This Is CuRs" expels the poison from
the hlood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It is an invaluable protection to immi.
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, thet will be exersted from the systems
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it 10 even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Intermittents. if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af.
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sE5A THE Undersigned being no longer ellsa--s y
Ia. .9 ged with Mr. Delarue, has the honor to an
sans,sss to tbe public that he has established him
ss1f ii d ousas, he viii repair clocks,
watches and jewelry The most dffc git lobs II, Z
81 i ranike manner Repairs on Chfonome-
III tar.npafert .eyers ssete fully uarsntseds q
Hss sho,, is on Be,leyue street, Between ! Maln 2,
anil Court, iii Dpentisas g. = 80 = Y ~ e. s.
sEaffan4i,,isas Nav 26th, 1850. 81 Z
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NtDo 9GlB@9Q9N MOaDElszl1g1W.3g
h s Merchant-Taitor,a Opelousas,
TTAs the honor to aun6unce to his friends and
IL Ill the public in general that he has just arrived
from New York with full and complete assortment
cf goods chosen expressly by him and for bis pa.
irons suitable for gentlemen clothing such cloths
casimirs and other stus He has also large assort-
ment of ready made clothing, cut and made under
his own supervision and after the most fashionable
cuts most Of which to suit his old patrons also the
public who may wish good, durable and elegaL,
clothing. ssz
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dJnssn JK2Do3BavDdls
yEyHE undersigned inform their patrons and the
Il puiics generally that they. are receiving
from the rnanufac tures and from the New Orleans
market d large assortme ntof Fab and Winter Dry
Goods, Boots Shoes ready made clothing, fancy
Ladies goods, and large assortment Of all kinds
of merchandise for Plantations and families VIII
they will sell at their usual low prices for cash
s..s.Es=.z54fs .34s,sxssss4 zs,f 10 NEY g. DUPRE.
Opalousas, October 9Th, 1860. - 81 - y
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A TRAGIC OR PARCEL OF LAND,
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,

described as being Lots No. one, two, three,
four and five of Section six Township 8
South, Range 2 East, containing one hun
dred and twenty-three acres and % hun
dreths
A 'Eraet Of Lapsd, measuring about
one hundred and fifty FIVE acres, bounded
North by the Rail Road land, South and
West by lands Of Thomas Coapwood and
East by land of the Estate and of James
Hayes the same purchased from Thomas
Coapwood before Joel II. Sandoz Notary
Public. ......-.-.
MELINDA, negrowoman aged about 10
years.
T ADELINE, a anegrowoman aged about %
years. ...-}
ELLEN, gill about 4 years, and Rose a
girl about months old.
MILLER, negroman aged about 2l
years ..-.. II
SYLVEsTE, boy about Il years.
LOUIS negroman aged about AZ years.
MARK, boy aged about 40 years.
GUSTIN, about SO years. ...,.a -t
ADAM, mulatto aged about Is years
ALFRED, negroman about "a years.
! SPENCER, negroman about 23 years.
DANIEL. negronan about 10 years.
CHARLES, negro boy about 5 years.
HENRY, negroboy about Is years.
JULIENNE, a negrwoman aged about 81
years. s. .5.. .,...... 3D.. -
JENNY, riegrowoman about so years
CILY, a negrowoman about As years, and
her two children. Betsy, girl aged about 9
years, and HARRISON, about 6 years.
HENNY, a negrowoman, aged about 45
years, with her two children, viz: Hender-
son about years, and Louisa about 2 years.
KITTY negrowoman aged about 81 years.
PHOEBY, negrowoman aged about 10
years, with her two children, Lucinda about
5 years and Lloyd about one year.
CEILEY, negrwoman aged about II
years and her child Eddy, about weeks
old. s.ss ...g= .-.
AMY, a negro girl about 16 years:
LEATHA, negrowoman about l6 years
and her child Lydia, weeks old
FROZINE, a girl about II years.
FRANK, negroboy about 10 years.
The stock Of Cattle. composed Of about
twelve hundred head. .qss 81
pair of work oxen ...
30 young unbroken Beeves. .s 4s;{s5.
A lot Of about 116 head of gentle horned
cattle.
A flock Of 120 head of Sheep.
A lot of 60head Of Hogs.
An american Stud Horse. s, zs.ss ,.5
!. An american Mare. .- ss.e..
! !. One Colt. -. .-.....'S
| An american Horse.
Ten work Horses. ...,...s .+s.s ~.
Seven work Mules ~ s-y
Or carts, Ploughs and other aratory i'm
plements, Household furniture, Kitchen uten,
sils and many other articles the enumera,
ton Of which, would be too tedious
Terms and Cond,tioass.- One half Of the
purchase money payable on the LIST day q
April 1862. and the other half payable the
first day Of April following, 1863; Purcha
sers giving their notes with approved persona
security in solido, payable to the order O
Bosnian Hayes, at the store OF Messsrs Hayes
& Carnes, at Plaquemine Brule in sale
Parish Of ST. Landry. The lands and slave
remaining specially mortgaged unto the Es
tate until full and entire paymentof capita
and interest which may accrue thereon .
the rate Of per cent per am annum '1 ' IRON = matu ~
ss-s :. BOSNIAN HAYES, Tutor.
! Opelousas, November Sd. 1860. s#ss.=s.,.. :
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Iorn,erl s s'tls,lt'' -
JAMES SCREEN LIE Of Mississip-
ing purchased the above house, Leave
i'll a,n,o,ra Is the public thatt is for
transient and rmansnt sboarders.
situated between the upper and faFeT steam
lboaf landings fronting the GopIha blean &. .5
The rret1isss have baen new rs no
a,iare Al Inleasant and acceptable to lts patrons
asihose ii any hotel IN the Of the
sfsodd staba ing for horses ss@s
Tanncr,y dtn "A f3fsf sss
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{ 6A ND N GEN 9ge

IL Agent, TO sell, purchase, and transact any
business connected with lands. His plan will be
to keep a Register of all lands confded TO him
for sale, where correct description of locality,
nature Of The soil will be given, and what is ca
pable If producing. The tracts will be adver-
tlsed and the advertisements circulated at such
places. in this and other States, as will be most
likely to effect sales. Charges will be at the usu-
alrates. Office on the Nor, Inside of Court House
Square. next &c Jas. D. Jsrael's corner. f,sss Sd
JOHN MACDONALD.
/ Opeonsas, April 2lst> 1860.
asT. M. w sfaTE, Carpen ter,
RFFERS his services to the citizens of Ope-
" lousas and vicinity who need any thing in
his line of business. 80 u z4s47-~ S%@+s$
yJobs done promptly, in aworkmanlike man
ner, and charges moderate, July 2l.-1y
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

60. PLAN TATl0N FOR SALE, yI
SITUATED in Prairie Bellevue, sew
GsssS 4 en- miles south of OpeIousas, and four
lssssssss niles west Of Grand Coteau; contain
ssi5 hing one hundred and seventy Arpents,
from 40 10 30 of which are woodland t4sss
On the premises is q good dwelling house A f.
long by 35 #. wide, including gallery whichis 10
IT. wide, also corn crib, stables, negro cabins,
pigeon house, &c. well Of never failing, excellent
water; beautiful grove Of china trees around the
house; several very large pecan trees; orange and
.fg trees; Grape myrtle, cape jessamine and other
Iiourishing trees and shrubs.
About two thirds Of the place is inclosed with .
new pienx fence. .-SsH g
Possession will be given on the s25th of Decem-
ber next. For particulars apply at this Office; OF
TO M. w Harwell Esq, living near the place; or to
Rev. b. n. White, Franklin, La.
b laaeIousas. september 9Th, I86a--Am.
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NEGRO Dogs.

II ME undersigned has a pack Of excellent
~ negro dogs, and offers his services to
the public for catching runaway negroes.
All orders left at the Courier office or with
the undersigned at Michel Bourdelon's, in
Prairie Basse, will be promptly attended to.
t1s s J. W. HORTON.
Opelousas, June 23rd, IS6O.-6m. sE
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HORSE BREAKING.

~ HUkSE BKEAklNG.
Y o.. N THE undersigned will tame
~ and gentle both wild and spoiled
sasesss horses, making them go quietly
and kindly either under the saddle or in har-
ness. He will ride or drive any horse which
may be brought to him, free Of charge.
He will break horses Of all bad tricks, and
guarantee them to go kindly any where at
the following prices: s .s sit- .s..g
For spoiled horses ~ s 10 each.
!" Wild each.
xss..s G. B. MILLER. i.
June 2srd, 1s6o-tf. :.
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DRUG STORE

20 THE Undersigned hereby inferm thelI
~ friends and the public in; general that they
IL have Just received fresh and considerable
assortment Of Drugs and Medicines,sas also Paints
PerfamerY Of all kinds, &c. ss5s
They are agents for the sale of large quantity
Of Patent Medicines, the most populsr. f5s3t
s4s44.@s5fss A aLOUAILIIE Err q co. -
April 3, 1852 "a t Washington Lassa
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Faer sale d & FlrHvsl ee 1e.

Il A Plantatssf. situated mile 9estapf Vile
Plate, consistia lr ~ WalllaE house ous; wv
sraents 81 GOOD arable land, ,psE Etly
Tic Rail Road line eEpsssa thisa llard aqn eng
s'ds, 81. Il. M d ab1I rsul Il II
a;slarni is.s, 7gotarY Publ at or 5Osf
H. sandez lUtaf Ossl ouaas s
\ ~ " q ssssss s's g go asas R
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$50 z9 IL Eg ~ Az.
d. ltlIlaWay, from Il:

Runaway from the IN.
49, dersigned, near w ashing ton, Parish pf
I'm 81. Idr Oh II of JnIy last, e.
Id man of q grif eolpr, named st Il.
aa nns phrainn, aged bout s22 years, about 3
s.af inches I1igh raw boned ascas about
III few slYots about The month and marx
III sne III I'll Ills chsek as bought in iaat
frn, III Elarn. Il aeg no trader iii lqe leans.
The above Id id viii be given NJ hoInsoeveII {
will bring said boy back III HE ned, or q
liberal re Isard f10dgsd An Jais @ TINS
[. ssasa1 M ,ssg VIM TDANlS.M ~
So st lind II, IL eust 25th 1850.
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LAND FOR S.A. LIE.

VK7ILLabe sold at private sale, a tract Of land
sitnatedon Dry Bayou, three miles from Big
Cane settlement, containing 1880 acres. Thisland
Is beautifully situated veil timbered and of rich
ness unsui passed by any cf the lands Of Landry
OF AvoyeIles s#5 ..s,ss. &. a.
sTKe Terms and Conditions shall be made liberal
fcr the purchaser Il .fss. 9s#ts 5s..s. g
For falrthes partienlars apply to Mr. Bolnar, of
Bill Cane. or at the Courier ofhce. 5Ss III II q
i sept 2ath, 1860. -
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3. & & s,sr I, f-rya sr,fa II CA I

xayr4F undsIsiig,lsa being III Did Coffee House
!. 81 r..n.r IN M ~ years III cheneyyille, sci
th;s ann s fnfofm hfs and the
rhi;l asenerai that heas permapently located
!, IL a1I of As Going.
u M ha,,ss knownsas Ssoings Coffee House,
ws,ers sha viii III lways be found ready fo walt on
hia nations EIebast liquors thaf ran hs pro-
enrsef iii The united, VI, !, !, ~
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s. ~ afaTE. Carl,era eeE.,
II O II IC E i.

YNYHE undersigned respectfully requests those
Il who are indebted to him either for Clock or
watch repairs for the sale jewelry or otherwise,
to COME forward and settle without delay ifthey
wish to avoid COSTS.
He takes this opportunity to inform his friends
and the public in general til t from and after this
date he can neither work nor sell upon any other
conditions than FOR Cash. H
Mar. 1856 a= F. DELARUE.
au- Corner Main and Bellevue, Opelousas
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DIR. r. w. LAMFER, Dental Surgeon,

MountuNe street, Washington. La
GO DIR. EANTFR having beenengaged
an many years of his life in the success
1II1-nfull practice Of Dentistry. is compe-
tent to perform all operations in the highest degree
of perfection: He excels in the science Of saving
natural Teeth and will devote particular care and
attention to that object.
& Dr. Lanter's whole time and undivided atten-
tion will be given to the exercise of his profession
Washington, 26th May, ls60.-ly. rs sss
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Succession of TrevilIe Boudreau.
WW7ILL be sold, by the undersigned,
Wv Auctioneer, to the last and highest
bidder, at the residence of Nine Augustin
Boudreau near Grand Coteau, -
On Saturday the Path Of November 7ezt,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession of said Treville Boudreau,
deceased, to.wit:
Ill eveEGRO o1EsAoD,
named Auguste, aged about 3S year,.
/ A writing desk. Ess@~
Two Armoirs. ~ ~TetS
One table;-one gun:
One Revolver. -s5 -...7 ....-z
One saddle and bride.
One creole horse. 81 H.fa
One branding iron. ysse ' =
A silver watch, a lot of chains. as.f....sat
A lot Of blankets. and variety Of other
effects. s,:5s4
Terms and cosdstions:-All ii sums Of ten
dollars and under, payable cash; and all sums
upwards of ten. dollars payable thus: one third
on the 1st Of May 1861, one third on the lst
Of May 1862, and the last third on the 1st Of
May 1863, with s per cent interest per an
mum, from maturity until paid. Purchasers
to furnish their notes with security in solido
to the satisfaction Of whom the right, payable
at the domicil af Alexandra Fl. Castillo, at
Grand Coteau; and moreover, the slave re-
naming specially mortgaged unto said Estate
until final payment of principal and the in-
terests which may accrue thereon
JOHN +. SMITH, Auctioneer.
Opelousas. October Goth 1860.
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Al PLANTATION,

IN. A PLAN fAafUNg
situated ID Malles containing 200 arpents Of land
bounded South BY lands of Charles Derosier, North
by lands of Joseph Guillory. Eas. BY lands Q, widow
Valery Donate Belo and West BY lands Of Eawasa
Richard, with allthe buildings and Improvements
good house, kitchen ETC., etc. =.
ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND,
containing about Sc atpents Of land, situated also in
Mallst o which more ample description will be given
- Aneero IN. man named HENRY, aged about % years,
a No. /. ....,+f-
a lot ofgentle cattle. s.e.,s +.
Q yokes Of oxen, plantation horses etc. ,st.
TERMS AND CosDlrIoss:-On half payable on me
let of April 1851, the Other half the Is. Ct Apr pr;
1se2.-Mortgage on lands aud negroes besides sou.
dory securtythe sale will take place on .he e.;a ha
ises-Purchases money be- made at private SAFE oe-
fore ore re e a0'''0n' FRANCOIS GU1LLoRT.
N n, o7o,,...s Thatcher eth, 1850. Ia 4,.a-.-
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!asgs s,zgssa sssllls % sga9laszs

THE subscriber takes this
nm method Of informing the public
that he has on hand, and is
daily manufacturing all kinds of Saddles,
Harnesses Brides and other such articles
usually kept in his line Of trade on Main
street, nearly opposite Kauf fman's store, in
Opelousas, where the public can find at all
times, froma low price saddl esors harness 20
the finest that can be. made IN the State. A.
call Is solicited, as he is etermined to please
IbothIin price and quality ofuork:
GEORGE sPULFORD.
Opelonsas. July 16th, 4 500 -ly
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Gonbsl.t AND arabcasp
.3.... OF THE
immaculate Conception. I.

Opek0usGs, St.sL07ad2y, Lt.
YEyHIs Institution. under the care Of the Sisters
II of Holy Cross, is located in the town OF
Opelousas, La, in most beautiful an healthy 81
tuation. the buildings are large and commodlous:
me piay grounds delightfully."- shaded.
The course Of finstrnctlon is most extensive en-
bracing French. English, and all the useful and Or
narlerfal branches taught in the best Institutions
Of America OF Europe, ,s, .l, sss
terms have been adopted: sze. sfss
For board and tuition, 500, per scholastic year
of ten months, yable in two equal instalments,
and in advance. ID
Day scholars will pay $50, Of So, per scholastic
wear. according to the classes they Will attend
also IN two equal payments. and in advance. s.
Books and Stationary, Music and Drawing, for
such as will learn them, are charged extra
Forfurther particulars apply to isfER MAk1 4 ~,
G. RAYMOND, Rector Of the Catholic Church
Opeiousas, March 10th, s6o-1y. a.Ea q.
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N. II. y = .a y IissSs
/ I.S8I III /. i. DER. SURFE FOR, Baton Rouge, Ia.
ivEMTII4 prom attanaion % the en-
Y try 81 Lands e the State Land I, Of Of
ioe. as Baton Rouge.
f1 I'M eloasas, Oct 22gth, o55e zsf1 ,.s .zsI
ualsaaieu Press please esosPis = Nh H'ns'
rIfsn only. q
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A Sugar Plantation situated in Bayou Chicot
Il containing son acres Of land, four hundred
n,,rer fence. Good sugar house, gin. house, sta
hsssgeorn louses &cs &c. Also good dwelling, me-
sssfs s,9s - CHEVIs & RITCHIE.
a=ai:ss Land Agents.
Warrington. III. !, August 18th, 1850. q
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Estate Of Louis BLAIR (alias P6tiou\
Fo1kepok.

.. Fo7stepos.
q SHE public are hereby Informed that
IL a1 III, 'nere wall be sold at public auction, to
Tue last and highest bidder, by the under
S,gneo 81 administrator of the Estate of Louis
Delalr D. Fontenote surnamed Petion f. m. G. Of
81: Landry, through duly commissioned
ofhcer, onthe premises hereinafter mentioned
IN Weduesday, 2sth Novsm6er, uezt
1860 the following described property be-.
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xsaaEa8 ASUGAR PLANTATION situated
fGsssF on the Bayou Teche in the Parish Of
slssks PSI. Martin, (La.l in the vicinity Of Of St. st.
(2OOO) acres ofland, ore halfo which being wood
land aud the other half being partly in high state
Of cultivation and partly kept as pasture;-to-
gether with the farming utensils and materials,
stock of cattle, horses, mules, oxen etc, provi-
sions, corn, fodder ETC., and seed cane in abun-
dance
There are on the place, sugar house with fine
steam engine, and two sets of kettles, and steam
saw mil! attached to the sugar house, besides the
other improvements, such as houses, out houses,
cabins etc, etc
Will be sold also the slaves on the plantation, in
number (45) forty-fve.
For further particulars apply to Albert VOORHEES,,
New Orleans, Alfred VOORHEES, st. MartinsviIle.
September 22nd, 1860.
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NOTICED.

yHE undersigned would respectfully in
form his customers that groceries are
a cash article; all amounts owed to him for
the same are due on the LIST ofeach month.
He expects, and hereafter, will require
from all persons punctual payments, or cash
on delivery, for his groceries.
Al. BALDWIN. !
Washington. Nav. .26th, l86O.-tf.
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A SMALL PLANTATION,

situated 5, in the parish of St. Landry, in the
Eastern portion, of the prairie of Vile Plate
including small dwelling house, kitchen
corn crib, negro cabins, and the niuetv.two
'rpents OF land to which they are attached
measuring three arpents front by thirty and
two thirds arpents in depth bounded on tho
North and South by lands of Messrs :Iean
Pierre Il Jean Baptiste Foutenot. on the
East, by lands of Emile Guillory, and on the
West by the Bayou Grand Louis.
. THE FOLLOWING
~ IS 70 ~ " ID 50 j.
~ MARIE LOUISE, a negro 1vo.
sza man aged about 36 years, with her
four children, to wit :-Hyacinthe aged about
9 years Alcide aged about years Uranie
aged about years and six months: and
Josephine, aged about years and half.
LlDALlsE, negro woman, aged about
p years, with her child Aimee, aged about
6 months Qame.)
HELOtSE, a ne gro woman, aged about Is
years, with her child Baptiste, aged about 4
months.
zlLlA. a negro girl, aged about 16 years
LOUISA, negro girl. aged about IA
years.
MODESTO, negro girl, aged about 70
years.
FRANCOIS, negro man age about SO
years. (deaf and having bad eyes.)
A brown horse.
A bay horse. 4
One horse cart.
Two cows and calves.
A double barreled shot gun.
One table.
One bed and hedding. ...=..o
One couch ..-. ,.~ =.-...
One branding iron.
A lot Of household and Eitchen furniture
Terms and Conditions All sums of
and under fifty dollars cash ; all sums over
fifty dollars payable in two equal instal!ments
one half in March 1852. and the other half
IN March 1868, purchasers giving two good
and solvent securities to the satisfaction of
the administrator. The land and slaves,
moreover, remaining specially mortgaged and
hypothecated unto said succession until full
and complete payment Of both interest and
principal. EDMOND SIMON,
-.,.... administrator
Opelousas, October 9th, 1860.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-11-10

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