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Plnntatiom Machinery
PHILIP RAHM.

= EAGLE MACHINE WORKS, Richmond, ya.
a n ANuFACfuRES Stationary, Portable and
WI strictly Portable Steam Engines Of any re-
q,tired power aud superior design mud workman,
ship, combining several improvements with sim.
ilnsity and durability best adapting them for plan.
tatien mse.
lug for Gin Houses, Draining Pumps, and Machine
" generally.
Ny inachiaery viii be fully guaranteed to perform
as represented. aud m experienced mechanic sent
to Greet it when desired An Illustrated Catalogue
with ptieea, sent by mail, when requested.
Sainpesof my machinery on cxhihition Mt my
ofliie, Ill st. Charles stfeet, Neworleans.
+. HENRY TAYLOR, Agent.
Feb 4. laG0.--Gm.
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T)r. E1oi,ara pilata.

L,RoM the Medical Faculty of Paris, offers his
Il professional services to all who viii honor him
with their confidence 44
Office aud resi- ,ence, in Washington, st. Landry
in the house lately occupied by Mr., Eyte. Debaillon
Washington La January 7, 1850.
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Medical Notice.

nR. WIN. J. 'OFFUTT, having permanently
~ located at Washington, respectfully offers his
professional services to the public
For the present he can be faanl during the day
at the Drug Stare of Me4srs. Lota,llier & Boucher
and at night at the residence Of his Father.
Opeousas, July ., 1859.
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A N ORDINANCES leyging q tax on the
"a Parifli q ST. Landry for tae service OF the
year 1863,
ARTICLE l. The Police Jbry Of The Parish Of st.
Landry, fnnr memoers thereof present. concnrring
therein. ordsias:
ART, q, fsa. for the service Of the year ono
tliansand eight hundred aud hfty .bNo, Parish tax
IF thirtyoIe tisopqaad dollars, be, and the same is
hereby imposed on snch obiests of taxation a. are
est,hliAled by inv. by tho State and within said
fasieh ethf towns Of obeionsas, Washington and
Grand Goteau cScepted.) s
Any. 3, Tirst; far the ordinary Parish purposes
Of expenditure, there shall be added to asaossmcnt
Roll Of the state fer this parsh for the year 1853,
10 prop1r.ioaate addition not exceeang seventy.
Ye per cent ta the taxes Of each person asseasad
50 ~ ii make the sum ol twelve thousand foer hun
ared dollars.
Second: for the payment Of existing debts, tbe
payment OF Jurors tic payment Of witnsssea in
criminal cases, aud tho contradiction of public
works there siaIl be further added to the eaid
assesainent Roll, a propaftipnate addition to the
tax of each person aaeesaed 40 "a to make the sum
If eiehteei thousand six hundred dollars, the said
two Sums making In all, the sam cf thirty one
| thousaid dollars
Ordained Dacenlhnr 81 1859.
EI.BERr CAN'T, President
Jos. b. RIcHARn. Clerk.
January 4, 1850.
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Joseph Leer,

nEALER in Furniture of every de- p
scrip,lon, wholesale and retail, Bridge nj
ST., Washington, Ii.
Irrs II 1859.
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NorlCE.--'rhe undersigned has last arrived

~ from NewOrieans with large and ~
choice Assortment Of Jewelry. consisting "a.
nrincirasly Of Ladies' Cameo Sets, Breast. sAa.n
Pins Bracelets, Lockets. Ear-Riags aud in short
every article Of the richest Jeelry, as well as the
finest assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, for
ladies and gentlemen, all Of which he has just re-
eeived from one Of the largest commercial houses
OF Newfork. and which he will sell at moderate
prices for cash.
He takes THO opportunity to announce TO his
friends and the public IN general that he has Sc.
cured the services OF an experienced and sk;ful
Watch-maksf who will be constantly In attendance.
7. DELARuE,
/. Corner Main ana Bellevue streets.
0peiousas, February j, 1859,
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J. A. McMillan's,
THE MORTAR,

MANIFEST DESTINY. IS
ID G-OPBNING the slave trade, the acquisition Of
EA Cuba and a tremendous rush to the Nor ),
Tar, FOR prigs Medicines, Tobacco, Cigars, 'a-H
Pipea and smoking Tobacco. Paper, Pens, AT
Pancils, fancy articles, Fiddle strings, Per "a
flmefy, Otto Of Roses Musk Cologne Hair Oils
and Hair Tonic, Hair Dyes, aud variety Of Patent
Medicines. BY j. A. MCMILLAN, #
January I, 1852 Washington, La.
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(NARTS. CANE w AGGoNS. BuGGlEs
] etc.-Th6 undersigned being the agent for the
House of Busly Littel & Co, manufacturers,
Wheeling, Va can supply planters with any thing
in the way of Carts, Nagons and BnggieS, on TIM
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Planters
are respectftly solicited 10 hand iii their orders
early, so as to procure the articles previous 70 low
uofar r. s. WILKINS.
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Washington, Feb. 4, lseo.--at
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
vTAKE notice that | have received t,e State
l. Licenses for the year 1850. and AM ready to
collect them at my Office. All those shing to
ave thet1seves from all trouble, wonld Il well to
come forthwith and pay mp, or else | sa-l act
according to law.
T.. v. CHACHERl, Sheriff.
Opclousas February |, 1850.
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CtoOPERAGE. =. The undersigned has on
~ hand at ali times supply Of SUGAR Hogs
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Moiasses ,f the beat workInaEship which he offers
at the customary prices. lie will also receive and
execute orders for any description Of work In hls
line. A suppIy of H0GSHBAB SLAVES and NINE
EOOT PIttkETS for sale low for cash. March 10
WILLIAM S. READ. Washington.
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WASHINGT0N DRUG STORE The
wv undersigned hereby inform theft friends n
and the public. that they have just received AY
fresh and considerable assortment Of DSags IA
and Medicines, as also Paints Pertumery # So So
all kinds etr
They are also agents for the sale Of large qunn-
tity of Patent Medicines, the NEST ropnar.
A. L0uAILLIFiR & CO.,
.rai!tary :! iSGe-Iy. Washington La
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Saturday, March II, 1850,
,TATE or -L.OuIsIANA, Parrish ofI 81.

GrAI'E OF LOUISIANA, Parish of'St.
~ Iandry.--ro p. l.. Hebrard.
Please take notice that by virtue OF tho power
vested in me by law, have thia day seized alIof
your right. title interest td demand IN ard 10 the
following describctproperty seized to antisty yoir
Railroad lux for the yenfa 1853 1855. 1856 and
1867 and Costs, and wi sell the same for Cash. at
the Court House of tho Parish Of ST. Landry, on
SATURDAY, tire 80 day of March, A.. u 1850.
commencing at the hour Of II o'clock A. N. and
continuing from day to day II necessary. at which
time you may attend If you think proper. 70 Wit N
One half lot situated in tho town Of opalnasas
assessed to T. G. Bataiilo. IN eighteen hundred and
fty.one, md on which assess,nont the ltailr0ad
Tax ~ based lncated on the Northeast Garner 81
Bellevue and Union streets, being the san proper.
ty ON which ?. l.. Hehrard now tasides, and which
ha purchased OF -------,
ELBERT CAN'T, Collector.
l "A. NJ 1 !. :
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VOLUME v.
STEAMBOATS,


MI EW ORLEANS AND opELousAs PACKET
me Steamer SILVER fIGE4.s
y v Picket, Master, will leave Wash. sG1ssi. n
Wgson every WEDNESDAY at 10 ss4sssssiss ssss-ssssss
o eiork A.. NJ, aud NewOrleans every SATURDAY
at o'clock ?. A. "a
poaf Rhe is the fastest boat in this tr.e, and er
recommendations for passengers shall peA he sur.
passed by any. The freight rates are the same as
tile other boats iii the trade. 90
=, she has four harges to transport freight from
Bayou Boaf to Washington. Apply to iSl ''-l'
January II, 1850. ''''ih'
I faH W AfHR AHNAN ehM " IS
-, z - The fast running and regular ,.-s
Equalizer, Master will leave washing. szssassi
Ton every SUNDAY at O'Clock A. NJ. and leave
Seworieans every WEDN ESDAY at5p.M
The fast running aad regular packet Steamer
ANNA PERRET. j. A. Capps, Master. viii leave
Washington every TUESDAY at O'Clock p. N,
P. NJ. ~
The Steamer ALISE, W, G. Neal, Master. will
aisa ne in the trade transient Boat hsyIa, M
regular day for leaving.
Passengers md shippers can rely On the pune.
tntaity OF the steamers ". Burton aud Gnna
The rate Of freight will be the same as hereto
fore. viz: wv
SuSaf ,..':..'..... 80 90 per HID.
~ y, ,pnss'es -.'--. a.i..-.-.....,. Is bbl.
Gasssa fi 1,a.;..s. y bale
December IT. 1859. ~ )
I ri oIlCE. The undersigned hereby notifies
= Plante and others that from and after the isl
Of November next, 1857, the Storage now existne
viii heneefofth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying in their warehouses for the
or part Of month the same additional rates viii h.
charged
Nothing Will be delivered untilthe storagcis paid
Washington, Nov. 1857. "
9 Ia FL PIFRE.
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Plantation Implements;
, 28D barrels Of corn;
Fodder;

BUBLIG SALE Estate Of Paul randcly. Of the
4 Parish Of Orleans, deceased
By virtue Of an order emanating from tlie Secnnd
District Court, New Orleans. will be sold on
Saturday, March III, 1850,
At public auction, 1T the Store Of Jacob Levy Big
Cane. by 0nezime A. 0uidry, Auctioneer, In aud
for the Parish st, Landry, the North east Quar-
ter of section twentyfDrr Township 3, South Of
Range No. 4, East, containing 1873 ~ loo acres.
Cd. The south half of Section five, Township 3,
South Of Range 4, last, containing ala d-l00 acres,
3d. Tho Southwest Quarter nf Section &, Town
ship 4, South Range 4, East, containing lG0 100
acres.
4th. The West half Of Nortlrwest oaarter of
Section ., Township 4. South of Tango S, East
containing so ca 100 ncrea.
TERMS ;--one fourth Of the pnrchnae money cash,
md tho balance in two equal installments. payable
in one and two years, witt, potes bearing mortgage
and privilege upon the lands sold and satisfactorily
endorsed. the same W bear eventual ntefeAt Vt the
rate Of per cent per annnm. if mt paiya at nte.
tirty, and made payable ut tho Counting H,dse oi
Bcllocq, Noblom h ca, lii tho City Of NowOreana.
o. A. GUlDhY, Auctioncer.
January %, 1860.
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El)TICATION.

- &. pY'sg ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Institution lately estsplished s he'd in n the st't town
IL 0pelousa' .he " Incompatible blessing of solid
d the PATEL r,ll reglme its duties on the goth Of
october. .-o of instruction will embrace such
The court .;,i he most useful to the pupils; the
branches ~ ;ii he paid to their rapid Improvement
utmost cate Teachers will be selected; their number
a ~ & 'as aassrGsssd to suit the increasing number of
tha suaea.1 sreat success Of tho Institution sm Che
1he very Sa long experience Of those attae head
beginths;r ts;r u" "yconqae,ahie determination TO carry
dit, teia I,. wor, are the best pledge they can
out the noo Grants for the improvement Of their
children. ~, ottsr particulars, apply to
For lefia' "''e Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
soseloasas, Iannrry e 1860, .
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SALES At AUCTION.

6tUeCESSION SALE.--Estate OF Julie Baron,
y Widow of l,astie l.. Gniliory. deceased.
By virtue Of an order Of The Honorable the
District Court III and for The Parish 1T 81. Landry,
will he sold by the undersigned Auetieneer, 9. the
late residence Of the deceased, Vile Platte.
In this Parish. OF, Vi sSs
Tuesday, March o, 1860,
the following described property belonging to the
Succession OF the deceased, viz
THE PLANTATION,
en- which deeeascd Last resided, sAaatee IN Prairie
Vile Platte, Ia tils Parish. With iine Dwelling
House, kitcsien, Corn horse astd other necessary
Hhthaascs, tho said piaHtation containing ahoat
300 arpents, of which portion is under caltva-
ton, bounded on one side by Bayou Grand Louis.
r. ANOTHER pL pLANT,A1ION.
situated in the samc Prairie, with dwelling house,
kitchen. corn houses AID other necessary out
houses, containing 400 arpents OF land a part ei
which is ina state Of cultivation, bounded on one
side by Bayau Grand Louis.
| Also, III ~
/ II 4 TRACT or H'OOn LAND.
situated in the same Prairie, containing Abau
| sarty arpents, bounded West BY Bayou = sFetits
1 passe " by land Of widow Alexander
| Pepteuot ES Es
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EBERT CAN'T, Collector.
Ope!onsas, JannarW2S, 1860.


DGBlfC SALE.--Estate of Audre Desh0tels do.
| ceased - District Court, Parish Of st, landry.
by girtne Of n oriero tho f1lstrict Court, IN ard
for the above Parish. will rc!l Mt public auction,
to the ast and Highest bidder, on
Wednesday,, February g, 1850,
Mt tho residence of Etenpe Fusclier, IN grand Prai
rie, for the pnrpose of affecting partition among
the hefys of Andre Dashotela, the following slaves
belonging to tho Estate ni said deceased to wit:
Harriet, Hyacnthc Lucy, Jean Pierre, Eliza,
Pauline. Coralic. Jean BAptiae, Valnant. Louisa
and Marie, With their issue on tho following terms
aud conditions 10 wit .sOe credit Of one and two
ytnrs from The dry Of sale, Parchasers to furnish
security for amount ef their purehs 90. and tho
slayr4 remaining spesiuty inbrtgsgcd until pay
msat Of the price thereof.
0peloasia. Jnatry 7, l8Ho,
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j. 8 Slav es,
+ both sexes aud different ages.

NJ, of both sexes aud different ages. Nh
Alexander. mnlatte, aged AZ years;
Alfred, negro man, aged Az Years.
Mary, black girl, aged 20 years, and outayia, her
daughter, aged z years;
jimmy, negro woman, aged so years;
Prudent. negro boy, aged Is yearsi
Qnil, negro boy. aged & yeRr.,
0aeziine. negro boy, aged years.
A lot OF horned cattle;
5 oxea, 7 horses and mares;
A lot Of Sheep;
lot Of Hoga;
Il OK cart, buggy;
Plantation Implements;
200 buriels Of corn;
IS Fodder; a
Furniture, etc.
TgEMs AND CONDITIONS :--.All Gums OF ten Del.
lars and under, payable the lst April 1851. All
s,ns over ton dollars, payable one-half Oh tho lat
Of April 1851, aud the other half OH tho lM Of
April lS62wth interest at the rate Of s per cent.
per annunf from maturity TIL paid, Purchasers
furnishing their notes With two good personal
securities Il, soiidp to the satisfaction of the Aa,
ministtator,S The meveablos md slaves remaining
specially nlortgaged with privilege 81 vendor unit,
s0id estate until fnll and iloal payment Of the
principal, and tho Interest which may accroe
thereon. LOUIS STAGg.
February @,i 1860. Auetioneer.
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GEo. TAiscniLn. Secretary.
june ~, lHs9.s--iy.
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