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EDUCATION.
Convent and Academy
OF DE Immaculate Conception, Opelousas, st
Landry, La.

OF the Immaculate Conception, Opeiousas; St.
La,.dry, La.
U,HIs Institution, under the care of the Sisters
| Of Holy Cross, is located in the town Of ope-
5lsa.as La. in most beautiful and healthy situa-
ijop the buildings are large and conmodious; the
fairgrounds delightfully."- shaded
lAe course Of Instruction il most extensive, en-
bradns French, English, and all the useful and
ornamental branches taught in the best institutions
Of America or Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted
For board and tuition $780, per scholastic year
IL ten months payable in two equa! instalnents,
and in advance.
Day scholars will pay $50, or $40, per scholastic
year according to the classes they will attend, also
h two equal payments. and in advance.
Books and Stationery, Music aud Drawing, fot
snsh as will learn them, are charged extra.
For further particulars, apply to SISTER MARY
or THE SACRED HEART, Superior; or to Rev
G. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church
0peloasas.
sslarch s. lsGO.-ly.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

prontinu The Courtableall. between the upper
and lower Steamboat Landing.
Washington, La.
fr1HE undersigned having (very recently pur-
ehased and re-fitted the above Hotel, zsAa,Sssss
-, ,eave to announce to his friends and I..ssss
the a travelling public, that he is now ready .iia
tn receive Boarders by the Day, week AA'-1'a-.'
and Month, at Reasonable Charges;
aau hi'''' J. S. GREEN LEE, Proprietor.
B.-The location of this House is very deslra- T
No ssnecialiv for persons travelling hy way of the
Stases ana misunderstanding them the trouble o'
removing baggage ,,co
washington, la. March 3. 1860
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Office.

I hereby caution the public againat trading for
l following described notes as shall pay neither
OF them nutil compelled 10 do 90 by law, viz: a
certain note diawnhy me in favor of A. X. Ansclm
for Three hundred dollars dated on about the
20th ofoct,ber 1860 and payable in the month Of
March 1861. Also note drawn BY me in solido
with VIVA. Robertson in favor of A. X. Ansem for
Que hundred dollars datcd on or about the 10th Of
October 1880 and payable either in the month Of
June nr July 1861. FRANK G. ROBERTSON. 1
Opeousus, March I'd, 1864 Pm.
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SIlerin's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. 8

Flasius II. Thompson District Court,
w. Parish Of st. Landry.
Thomas G. Anderson. No. 7T60.
DY virtue OF n writ of alias fl. IA. on u months
ID bond issued in the above entitled suithy the
District Conlt in and for the Parish Of st Landry,
and State aforesaid, and to me directed, will ex
pose at public sale, for cash, ut the Courthouse
Of this Parish on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
July, A. y. lS6l, commencing ut the hour of II
A. NJ, and continuingffom day to day, II nccessn
ry, MI the right, title, interest and demand Of
flayins II. Thompson, in and to the following
property, seized TO satisfy said writ to wit:
town of Washington, Parish Of 81 Landry, bounded
north by lot Of Lemcse, east by Bridge Street, south
by Vine Street aud west by Lneins J. Dupre, being
the South East quarter OF lot No. 81, with buildings
audimpropemcnts thereon erected.
t5 @ L.. " CHAGHERE, SheriM
opconsas, May 18th, 1861.
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Eo II s ALE.

A tract of land situated in this parish, in Bois
~ hIallet, known as the Charles iacasse's tract
IN Township five South, two East and six South
two East all woodland containing two hundred
t2o0) superficial alpents equal to hundred and
sixty nine 25.lN0 acres, plat of said land is de
posted as this Office being Section No. sc OF T. s.
} r. and Section No. Al I. G S 2 East Thisland
will he sold at reasonable price and on reasona-
ble conditions.
For further information apply at this office or to
the undersigned RODOLpHE CHACHERE
February 23 lS6l.--tf. Agent. >
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HENRY T'IIOTEf..

L>NGRAVi1R on Marble, has just established .
HI shop at st. Martnsville, sor the construction
If funeral monuments of every description, makes
Inscriptions on the same and also proposes to fur
lish irnn-railing for tombs.
Refer to Jonathan Harris. e-
Opelonsas August Is, lsG0.--ly.
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Fencing Room.

MFR. ALFRED DttCIiATF,AU has The homer to
lN inform the gentlemen Of this pariall that hc
has opened 4 Fencing Room on Main street IN
room adjoining the UnIon Hotel. No pains will
be left untred that he may giveentire satisfaction
to nil who will honor him with their patronage.
OpelouSts March 1S61.~-tf.
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A Good opening to Business
- peoule,

>, mlobs offer for sale the two story house he
ki,rhn mo" occupies as a dwelling and store with
depot. '' ''''N houses now used as a carriage
Of isa ietoe t measures about leo feet front depth
ana VIII llEesse sell the stock of trimmings, paints
linn a 'hal part Of the carriage shop in conuec
brann, >, T. ta'ks, who will continue the other
''ITHcheS Ta OF wood and iron work.
tha nelN'ttS hl ample means aud habits suited TO
q rc1rnhi'y Is offered coed opportunity to do
iga. iis hasinc'S all the branches are in full
opel'Hsas, March nth. lsGl '''''''
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Bell Cheney Springs.

rssHE undersigned having the intention To pat UP
n saw Mill at these Springs for the purpose
n rebuilding the place, will cause the grounds TO
he laid out into lots of sufficient size TO contain
du,eIiinr house and kitchen ON each one. These
lots he will sell at $500 each to he paid cash on
,Sassiny act Of sale Besides every parchaser will
s fr1ishea with 20 900 feet OF lumber fnT btfiitl
inr nnrposes. for the moderate sum Of $500 pay
allie ON delivery. While those who purchase
win have free access To the spriug 10 enjoy them
in every respect the undersigned reserves to HIM,
self The exclusive right To keep hotel sud Gof-
foe Hopse Sc, Those purchasing viii enter into
a contract. Whereby they shall bind themselves 70
build nott.itlg but private dwelling houses to be
used a. such forever
Those wishing To purchase would do well 10 ~g
,Iy Immediately In order to secure a good lot
E,irst 'nrne tirst served. LOUIS 4, PATlN..
opelousas, FEBRUARY % lS6l.--if.
"a ,rr.Nrl..l or sAPoNlEIER. for ale nv
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME public Is hereby informed tnat the under.
j. signed IL determined TO rid lnlstlf of bis large
Stock OF Summer Goods. and will sell the same o
cost prices, in order to make room.
Persons wishing cheap bfrgaiha fer cash will do
we'll to call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
q. IkhLHElMEB Washington, In.
MuyIl lSGN tf
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Howard Association,


n Beneco'pnt Institution established by special En-
document, for the Relief Of The Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted scih Fuuient and Epidem,c
Diseases, and especially for The Cure of Diseases
Of the SeTuui Organs
Nj MEDlUAI advice given gratis, by the Acting
wi Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a
description of their condition, Cage. occupation,
habits of life &c.l and in cases of extreme power.
ty. Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhna, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the New
Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will he acceptable
Address, DR. J. SKIlL.IN H0UGHTON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Drec
tors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELI., President.
GEO. FaIRoHILD, Secretary.
July 81, lSGO.-ly,
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SARTS, CANE WAGONS. BUGGIEs
~ etc,--The undersigned being the agent for the
House of Busly Littell 3 Co., manufacturers,
wheeling Va can supply planters with any thing
in the way of Carts, Wagons and BugSies, on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Planters
are respectfully solicited to hand in their orders
early so as to procure the articles previous TO low
rsatsr r. S. S.WILk1NS.
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DANIEL SNEUBLE.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
HhS the honor to inform hia friends and the
L l. public in general that he has just returned
from the city Of New York with tile finest and most
elegant stock of goods in his line Of business ever
INTRODUCED INTO THIS MARKET!i i
His stock of materials for fitting mp gentiemens 4
wardrobes in the heateSt and most last ymaner cant
not be surpassed and he as-gres his friends md
customers that he is prepared to cut and make
clothing OF every description in the latest French
and American style
Call in and examine tor yourselves.
january 18th, lsbi.--ly.
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To the Planters,
or this and adjoining Parishes.

MFR. W. a. ALI.ENDER of the Texas Hedge
INI company, is now planting hedges Of the Os
age Orange for q number Of our planters, This
company is well recommended here and Is undonb
tealy perfectly responsible as II has been engaged
in the business in Ala ntsa, Mississippi and Texas
fera,number Of years and has given general sa 8.
fac ion Planters, who desire mn npeuetrable
hedge for life. one that will not rot be blown OF
wash down, would do well TO implny this company
as its price Is but about 81 cents per panel with
perfect guarantee that the hedge is 10 be made per-
feet before tue pay is required, except a small pay
ment Of 20 per cent the first two years. This cou-
pany's plan Of managing ahedge Ii entirely differ
eut from that Of any other thai has been pnrsued
in this pnrt Of the country
Call at the Eagle Hotel or address
WA. ALLENDER.
Opeousas. March I'D, 1861
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LANDS. LANDS, LANDS.

INUR SALE nn terms and conditions advantage
l. ous to purchasers.
Persons who are in want Of |, ] OF more See
tons of land, will do well to apply Immediately to
the undersigned who has the following lots for sale
al prices to suit the times.
ist. The W, If the N. f. 1 pf Sect Is, I. |, N.
II, on fiayuu La'ioon, near Bassctts Mill.
Also the following and Sections the Bayon
Crocodile in the Parish OF St. Landry.
The n. W, ( of Sect. 81, T.R.2, s, Il.
The n. y. Of South w Of ect.3l. T. 2, S. r..
The n. +. OF Sect. IL. lot j Of Sect, 50 w. Of
Bayou Crocodile 7. No. 2, $. II. g. T..
The N. u. 4 nf Sect. 81, T. s. Il. 2. f.
H. B.--The above lands well timbered and in
point Of fertility viii compare with the best ~ the
State. j. NJ. NlI4STEp
opeiousas, Dec, &, lSg0.-tf.
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New Iberia Marble Works.

1LaNs, Specifications and Drawings, submitted
VII, py travelling agent at the residences of any
= address GASPAR LIJSSEE. New iberia.
opelonsas, April Is, 1850.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

w ASllllNGTON DRUG STORE THE
y, -. Undersigned hereby inform their friends =
s.oah she 'oiie That they have just received sg2
a,.5 e5h any considerable assortment of Drugs VI
all kinds, etc ''''i'ety Vi
ihey are also agents for the sale of large op,r.
wy Oh fatent Medicines, the most popular.
I. A. LOUAlLLIER s. CO..
oanuaiy & looo-iy. Washington La
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN CHARLES DF CoURsQS, afchis
! W ,ant aaa surveyor, offers concieneiogsly ll-
ssrviees 't to the public Of st, Landry All oIder5
Iett t ti,o Union Hotel will be promptly attended
to. He will be found there every salnta's'
March gth lsGl.-ly.
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Real Estate Agency.

rI7HE undesigned 4'Ier5 his services to at persons
1 wishing TO purchase or sell lards and negroes
tic intends making tour tf mast Of the Southern
States, with yicw oi establishing business con
nections. Those desirats Of aYaling themselves Of
my services viii do well In call me at an early
La.
During nay absence. Dr. Jamss Ray sill attend
10 all applications
Applicants must give fall description Of property
fnr sale pr witch they desire ia pnrchase.
March 93,. lSGl--ly. JAMES G. HILL.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ySROM the Plantation of the undersigned in this
Il Parish, five months ago two mexican mules
one black and the other white; both ofod'nary size
Il is possible that they have gone TO Bayou Rouge
where they were bought
me will receive a reward Of $50 ..-
nv BENJAMIN GUGDrY.
JannsYHI2 lSfi.
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800 REWARD,

ygTill he paid to any one who will lodge in jail,
w deliver to the undersigned his negro boy,
named George, light griff aged about 20 years and
about 5 feet inches in hight said boy was prr-
chased from the Estate of Chevaier DaiGle: His
mother belongs to Gilbert David in Faqucraque,
and his father to DR.. Knox in Paquemine we men
tion this he is likely to he found in the vicltS
Of those places.
p. S. George is smart boy, and must he qnes'
toned closely
December 22d lsG0 If LEWIS, 4. WEBB.
Bayou Bnuf.
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Opelousas Literary Institution
Preparatory School for Academies,
DIRECTED HY
MIR. @. T.. DURAND.
CONDITIONS +:

CONDITIONS:
Boarding by tie year .,.......,......Sl4o 90
s Day Scholars by the year, -......-.....! 40 09
Ia+ 9 by the month. ....+...... W
Bsls.eads, bed clothes, mattresses, pillows 90
Washing per month ..-...,.,.. .....:.. 90
Each hoarsler and each day scholar is bound to
furnish cord of fire wood for the winter, to warm
himsalf, and his light.
There will be in the Institution, two half yearly
public examinations.
!, The scholastic year is of twelve months, vaca-
tous included,
i reduction will be granted on the most equita-
bic serns for time lost by disease or other causes
sadepeHdent G the will.
The costs for nursing and for the attendance of
DOCTORS, will he at the charge of the parents
September l5, lS60.--ly.
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Saw NaiiI.

rT,HE undersigned have erected a fine Saw Mill
/ OH Bayou Bourbon on the opelonsas and Grand
Cotean road where they are saving the best
Gum, Bay, White Oak Walnut and Hickory
luml1e, that can be had in the country and at the
following rates at their mill.
Gum and Bay lumber for cash cents foot and
29 cents on credit.
foot and 3 cent. on credit.
Lumber can be sawed 30 feet in length if so or
dered. 4 reasonable deduction viii be made on
large Bills ,or,p,
Lantiary L ls6l.-ly.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

yr,IEE undersigned. having located .permantly n
opelousas, is now ready to do all kind Of work
in his line of business in the most approved ssi,s
His terms will be liberal All orders lett at the
nrng Store Of p. H. Hebrard will he punctnally at
tended to. 'Aoop w
January 18th lsGl.--ly.
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IE hVHIIi, TT tlIt FdfIsH OF 'oE. I3HI- n
;;.:; q q: &; g; !: X: a :;:: :::::
height, aged 20 years, weighing about ~
Ii0 pounds. AV
The above reward will be paid for n :
the arrest Of said negro boy SO that Y
caaget him, or by delivering him to Rds'
me in New Orleans at S. W; corner Graye
Barlone streets. ]. NJ. WILSC
june 2, 1860.
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For Sale,

A steam Engine and sugar,making apparatus,
win, W aro'sistng OF an Engine, SugarMill Kettles
s9ng for sugarmakiug together with the bricks on
""iGn @ the Engine is set.
" m .aese can be seen in the Sugar House former
po,su ppmheu ny NJ. w. Harwel in Bellevue.
'0r i0rther information apply 20
o,.,.. J. NJ. MILSTED.
opeousas February lsGl.-tf,
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M A N HOOD H#lEfy
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED, Gay


z, Just Published, in d Sealed Enpeiope,
= uh the Nature Treatment and Radical Cure of
ssppefmatorIhoea or Seminal Weakness, Sexual De-
ui,sy, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
Debility.
By ROE. j. CULyERWELL, NJ. D.
duthor Of the "Green Book SC.
ne worla-renowned auther in this admirable
,hvsa,e, Nv clearly proves from his own experience
sase lhe awful consequences of sef.abuse NAV be
ssheetaaily removed without medicine and without
surgical operations bougies instruments
onl onss or cordas, pointing out mode of cure at
nue certain and cttectua by which every sufferer
himself .a0 eheapiy pripatefy and radically This lee
sl1e s VIII prove boon to thousands and thousands
nen. under seal to any address, post pad on the
'sVeips OIL two postage stamps, by addressing
DIR. CHAS j. C. KLINE,
:, l27 Bowery New York, Post once box ,5sG.
September s, iY6O-ly.
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NOtice.

4 gentleman IL desifous to purchase n small
N farm which might contain from seventy five to
ii hundred superficial aipeiits and small pt rtion
of which would be woodland. The farm must not
be over three miles from Opelousas,
For further information apply Mt the Patriots
Office. March 10th, lSGl.--tf
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J. M. White, Carpenter.

nFFERS his SERVICES to the citizens Of Opelonsas1
" aud vicinity who need anything il his limo O.
business.
lie understands perfectly the putting up Of Gins
and all kinds of Patent Presses.
jobs done promptly, In u workmsnlikc manner,
and charges moderate.
All orders left AT this Office will receive his i'm
mediate attention.
January 18th lh6l.--Gm.
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Sherifs 5 Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ss G.. Ikelheimer, I'd. Ward
vs. Justice Court.
John B. Bridges. Parish Of st. Landry
Shimdt & Nyland.

same.
DY virtue of two writs of a. IA. issued in the
ID above entitled suit, by the I'd Ward Justice
Court in aud for the Parish Of ST. Landry and state
aforesaid andto me edirected, will exposeat public
sale, for cas at the CourtHouse of this Parish on
SATURDAY., the eth day of July, a. d. is6l,
commencing at the hour of Ii A NJ. and cnntin.
ming from day to day, If necessary, all the right,
title interest and demand OF the said defendant
John i. Bridges. in and to the folowir property
seized to satisfy said writ, to witt
A negro boy named doe aged about twenty two
wears.
sheriff Office opeloasas, July lst.lsGl.
/. " Iiu Ai,IlERE Sheriff.
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READ !! READ!! READ!!!


Cairo, Illinois, July 29th, 1860
Messrs. JOHN WILCOX & Co.:
Your lnpeetne,o or "Persan Fever CHARM
has done wonders. ! was wholly des ondent and
wretehed when ] applied it, and in five hours the
chils were removed and no fever has e,lsued II i,
the simplest cure imaginable, and wonder of ma
tare or art. would not be without this ''lnpec-
tine' single hour. By constantly wearing it
seem to be "ague proof"
Yours Very Truly,
T.. M. STOUT.
Mobile, 4ldbama, ,J,tig 23d, 1860.
| have been snatched from the grave by the ap-
plication OF yonr wonderful "lnpectine,'' or per
sian Fever Charm.p For several years / have suf-
Spring my life was threatened, but your remedy
has destroyed the disease, and am rapidly gain
ing an appetite and strength.
Respectfully, Yours,
d. N. BARRON.
This truly wondeful preventive and cure for Fe-
yer aud Ague and Bilious fevers, will be sent by
mail post paid, receipt of one dollar. Also for
sale at all respectable Druggists aud Country Stores
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1SS Main ST.,
Richmond. Va. Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce
Building, Yew York. Address
JOHN WILCOX & CO.
September s, 1860. ..
- 5. WILKINS, w AsHlNGToN, La.
4 T.. Has just received from NewYor and
NewOrleans, large aud well selected stock n
of Spring and Summer goods. snch as tA~
French, English and American Prints,
Printed French Lawns
g Musiins,
Figured Brilliants,
Swiss Muslins and Jaconets
Book do. and Bishop Lawns,
Gloves Mitts Hosiery etc
PLANTATION GOODS.
Choctaw M0riner and 0snabnrg stripes,
Chickesaw aud Key stone Plaids, ~
Blue Deuims,
Twilled and plain lowell,
rs, 4I4 and SD Bro Cottofis
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, Hardware,
Crockery saddlery Cedar ware and thou
sand things too numerous to mention.
All of which will be sold at moderate profit
payable first March, to good and puactuai Gus
toners, or still less for Cash.
r. S. WILKINS,
April l6, 1853. Washington, L.
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STEAMBOATS,.
III lGH WATER ARRANGEMENTS.
n q Itn flst rum, ,,iA,.r Il L

III lGH WATER ARRANGEMENTS
= The fast running and regular szx-.
packet, Steamer NINA siHsMEt. G. Has =
" Louallller, Master, viii leave Wash ssssazzsaas
ihston every SUNDAY at 8 o'clock A, NJ. and
'eave Seworleans every WEDNESDAY at 5 p. M
me me fas. running and regular packet, Steamer
ANN a, A FERRET, J. A. Capps, Master, will leave
washington every TUESDAY at O'Clock P. M
p. NJ. Nv
The Steamer AL1NE, W. C. Neal, Master. will
also be IN the trade as transient Boat, having he
regular day for leaving.
Passengers and shippers eau rely on the pune
1,nality OF the steamers Nina Siaimes and Aina
Perret.
The rate of freight will be the same as hereto
fore. viz
sugar ....,...............S2 So 90 per HID.
hioidSHes' ..,.,.1....,,+,,...., 10 '' llj
Up Freight. t..,..,,............ SO bill.
o. ElNCKLEY 4 co.
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-15
For Sale,

For Sale,
4 TRACT of land of 3s2a arpents in the parish
n of Lafayette, situate ebont miles N n West
from the town of vermonvllle, 4l miles from The
line OF the projected rail road; miles South East
Madam Breaux and Vincent Bertrand. This land
la forms an obong square, one mile long and haf i
mile wide, and in quality Of soil and location Is not
surpassed by any land in the neghbonrhood; person
wishing to purchase such tract Of land, may nave
Inns.s JOHN MACDONALD,
Opelousas, december 22d. 1850.