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ERASMUS sTRIBLIHG


~ virtue ol deed OF trust executed To the SUBJ rfib b
- nancy aiots and S4iiy bis wife and Lew Iours an
l'adenec he wife, bearing 2fh Nay 1875 and ofrco
he county cou II licnrco, for The benefit Of erisn
oit,Ii ~ MyH &Joncs, viii De- offered f1r sale al nibi,-
spfo before ihe d7g Of the Esgle Hotel 10 he et sf
hiehmona' on fTday @3dJune i62e, Lot Of Ground Il
f county oi Henfco and within The iurisrtion n
'i Richmond containing BY Estimation cres 2 roof mi "a
roe on which glied uiabs buildings for tle aecon,,so
m ,on 81 small miij One aud two years credit vii be-
allowed the purrhlacr giving boud with Approved e.a
'eewdy ini deedof tiu-t on t5c property.
My25. 1895 ''-N' 'AD'9VN' gg'tee.
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nui'n Brockenhrough, sheriff of Essex county and com
ee aanpI; oil James Boueian dec, Thomas Howard
william Howsrd, dec, and Winter Bray admor q
TT - ~ ~, usE; Deetjanls
ne defendant Thomas Howard adsnos OF william Ilows
d.is entered his appearance according to the act q
e u Tue uies OF TINS court, and appearing bv salts
that he not niahitan this state: on the
'on q tne plaintiff by Wiam 4. Wright E.q hi. coun,c1
- = cd that The said defendant do appesr here on th
"ay ~ Angns! next, and enter his appearance snd
49, we P'@inhs bill aud give security for performing t,
" vac court aud that cory Of this order estea
m me s Inn EGqaer for two months POI.
! June c. - 4uNAi III ~" :, sIS'
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FEINALW EDVC9VTO 4

w school al The reslence of the Subscriber conducted
ny Als tud Lac; year, will he continued again the pe,
@ ye@ unHer he direction The of instruction CON-
iu'i course Tor an accomplished useful educacp
me s'me a. heretofore, for all charges oxceni
anS ana mslc SlO per session Of ten months 20 olIar,
% IN 'he balance in two equal payments the fYt AZ
eau 81 I'VE months aud tue balance the end of the a.
ron usie will be 20 dollars per quarter of SO eop auh
drawing and painting 10 dollars per session ~ ''''
A'"i'a"' jan 81. 8o--wtf L. Ii. MOSDy
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SHETTLBW0OD ron sdIN

EuAI vauate plantation situated in Newksnt eop,t On
- miles from Richmond and two from P,nunkey Riysy'sS
Jhns major Cut.s estate, gcnl. Chsuber1syoes ana 49,
containing Gas acres, 800 Of which are under rood
s" wen cnesdn anil each lot well waered -c.ides ,evst
PB an extensive orchard Is on that tract and llr.s
improved i9n ls' seven yearbefe also large NAL ~
gl .' and wheh bag been tried end proven 10 be- go
ne woodland i' heavily timbered with nine soJ 80 10Y
a.ged dimension ih house aud ont houses are eons
ihe Hock OF horn cattle sheep hocs horse, and nut, ~
"' ii "i lhl"y no5 with ths PRIVILEGE Of sa,.ir~ ~
q" immortality, ~ paying ia.r pficc los ihc ,rs g,s
'ft rye oih "i}f cofnf ~. witch are rort sro.sii
eiAt ,prN io 81 .liscfhcf dsfteais. or NJ
lii.. saooh1 lif, tcimtnI " pkT ~ t ~ aM
Msr 10. gANfc =
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M. 'uo'oIIpe 1t ooneMon with the ptopfieors ofan ex-
1ny quantity Of The different kinds Of Pennsy Chre
short sight IgAAc n =: ~ 49, NJ
Marble CuierZane street, between Seventh & EIGHTH
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- Na',i'h bostick John Bostiek Lieberry DoA;ct A,t
VINO htetnsrried with Nathaniel Bcale Iuc, Jo,;t
no,,ok sad Nathaniel Beac, Josiah T. heSl. Isb
M |neSiie, Mai;ha a. Cheadle, Judith W CheaJ,, an,
This tay c,,,. ,., DsGs.
R,; srendlna Nathan BOsirk John Bostick LiteSerry
Iri ss1,ny Scale, Nathaniel Beale, Lucy Bo.cL .,.,
oiek no, having entered their app ara,ee and 80
according toan ic OF the Gtne.si Assemble anil a.
] @ sou'N and Il appearing TO the Satisfaction or lie
S "i ney ae not inhabitants th. state on The motion
ne lIainan;s by counsel ordered that the SAD; f,
"a9 N3lhan Bosck, ohm Bosck ii,eherry Boiek A.
ny bea'e nathanei beae, Lucy Book aad Foyd Do,.iei
90 mere on the st day OF August court n.S and an
NeI te compliments BILL and that copy OF TIM, order he
inserted IN some ofthe public newspapers prneu
W Guy oi Richmond, for two months and al,
,u the 'front.' door Of the courthouse of th, coy Ana
= orde, that the defendants Josiah T. Cbeade
'h9h L. headIe Martha a. Cheadle Judith w CheaIle scX
~ - 5e nIolned from Committing waste ON the t,act
au Va me o ne ntone formerly belonging to John b.
CONTAINING ny estnaticn two hundred aud tweuty-Gyp
' 'y's "n nay creek, brsn~h of Appomailox river
1ue Tes,e, Il. ]. WoRSHAM, @. O.,
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Iipentu. fre DolLnrs Re,nnrd


X AHAWAN trut subscriber a negro woman bx The
name ct BETTY She purchased of Jane, Holiday
o ouhoiS Va aud formerly owned y tn. widow Halt of that
place. sh. rather Of yellow conpexon about "a ye,r of
se '"eah Gehy and well reward OF IS dollars will
DC gwen person who will take her up aud lodge her
IN. nearest Jail and advertise the this papcr or adr.
line to hr subscriber living William, borough Granville
' NJ H' - ARCH MURPHY.
""Namshoro' ~ C. may 26. 5-wltt
.ur. HaGom HdGfet0a, for ne =eSioh Ford !.
AN notice ,hst snail 81 and 18th DAYS Of July next
~ on either OF the days, the Tavern oi Heny Elkn in
e Guy OF New oflra, proceed TO take the deposition of
h'hiy ~ En, between She hours the
s ad SIX IA the eycnn, to Ice IN .uit pn
depending lnthe county of Cumberland in which Won
are iinih and Tschauner Woodson sheriff and
tog OF George Carson dec defendants.
'une t. 3-wiw+ rs. WooDsoN.
VIE subscriber wishes self, exchange for small Earn,
n ~ The neishboGrhoodo Richmond rac of Land in lie
upper en oil Hanover county, containing about four humid ed
and ninety ~
lhs land situated in of the heahc sections OF the
stale, ami has on It avery good dwelling house raden ,noe
orchard and well of most excellent water IN the yard Ab
3O OF to acre fine Creek Swamp land n can he
dIvide required 'J two snug little farms of nearly
e MI Francis Nelson, Dr. Nelson. OF Charlie. ,anj,,
he" 'he and 10 any wishing it, and the will
be niade known application 10 rio AS NELSON
Richmond, June 10. tO-.tsohI ~
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These harges substantial near 200 tons burthcn
- IT, with spacious aud splendid from the
NOSE Jatas and heat 10 which Steamboats, subject aud
mol exposed 10 the d'uges resulting the explosion of
steam boilers other supPosRbe Of accident The
experience OF the past has ewn decided
OF inns mode OF travelling and the propreiors refer with con-
i'shilui mode Of Conveyance.
The Steamboats, towing the Safety Barges have powerful
ooad tue horses carriages ami Of families who take
passage in the Earges
ui'her information apply TO the Captains board or 10
the Offices Of the Company onte Pier ALBANY and al The
ioct Oi Cortlandt-src New York.
w. q. REDFIELD Agent
\, - Tor Steam. Navigation Company.
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NDYNRT LSEIllEn

ItE Tract o. Lsnd called fiI Grove conf19ir- 90 ,y
9Sl acres ~ in thc lower of Amelia copn,y C
".,y F9ii.ed 500 ior sale. 10 would make lu eceileo
couog plantation IL will be sold ali together or drie p.
. 1tcfI'' the terms viii hcarconmofl.me
HisFam, raschb es-g W1I e. airs
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Iy|TEREs TT,vG TO PLaNrERS.

INTER ESTI.VG TO PLANTERS.
ma rsrsnin PEent Yhreshp, Nasht,c. utn criber
4 having very recently made cr-, improvement on The A.
5p'e mac.inc wishes 10 call het attention patti arlv 10 The
late Improvement he ha made the P1rai, TN esiIng N,
as ontuey with tie imgc bets lieu of 1t there subsin s
COG wice and p"'n To opciate The teshiug power; bo,
les room ian those on ms original plan. These
combined with ohes he has made hr liter
hey ueror 10 any ns o. che kind either Europe "
chine Is extremely simple is ucfe yearly ali is pats
ac Of Mons Pciie ty q4taie can be adjusted om me fam
'hHt ana p h friu'n ~ one houf after q arrives at
the place H 10 h. used b. Tie gtuluon hands of is
opG ayr power Of e m'oInhe tNo Cotton Gin 80 saw,
aG without any additional eaPenoe, ,e the sins
Persons wishing get MACHINES getting ont their next
crop, viii please 10 leave ieE orders early rs possible
Fhe P'ee Of the improved machine $685., the factory
m'""1c,ue Cotton t'in' ON the most approved Southeru
Pian vi single lnd double breasts Ao, c-fecdrg Straw
SAMUEL COcnRA head Of Mayo, Bridge.
T. S. The sut'crbsi sold machine new plan last
ycaf, ara i,o ae utility Of be hes orders from III
sane nesLbonfhoo4 i'r The approaching scisOn. sc.
Thereby corlif th1I Of H. Samuel Cochran.
"t ImPo'od P-iiabe fhrcshirs Mechiae., with which Iiu
wurh Tlt1.ci. rcshed Om 5tWtcn 40 10 ouc thousand
bushels Of wheat 20 tc last cro9 by means of three a4cs and
even hands, W iujicou management confident ,tthe
j machine vtigct "ui from 1Jo 200 bushels per Do, wb
hofss snd hands. t.pufcy portable can be- taken
ur ani removed eeeed sud Co. soik in = or ho,irs
ere fsP-i an1 better machine could be- coisii- ted
& iic us. % intended. GILES FfTZfUGu
hi0utcsii,o, hus q Sc May 1914.
DO certify, nai own one Of Ms .r,yel C,~lr,' p
table Thre -hus VI .rhincs which t worked Min 8 %, sa
hprsc ana eight bands. with which thleshcd dufin-
te la surimer bcieccn 50D @, 1000 iutel,o wheat e
,.ow te straw" efa." hc'"ten i59 90 200 bulh day. The
nachirt c1n wh efs" be removed from one fam i1 ,n,
te OF on different Iefb of tbe iaD and erected b
PiHis,' h'u'' m i."i W Eve hunrs. hink hc ma-hne
uFcuof 60 any ulhn, nave sceuf,r economy ry
81 fhfefhin- and durability 4. wlc. NV hand tb. fg ~
January ioZ2. Chc-leld,i co0rfo.
low lUD u. GOfeSEAU
ThH o. ceftir,t.f purchased oi saiuuei Goodman the
.sbars, and ina have used tis .sl nadine eye,,I 60
on iH6e Ell JOS id bl9c hecn f-gei plea cd with H. iblf
ihr l Jc rru n'.'d .w9 othcis from hin, bad ordered
'omh d" ihc te1i year. Ilacc ely Gao bcrenioved g.
y rHt i~ aa poi 900 orc.fuet DO hours; ani
he.r found ihte arst sufficient power to keep or
'i,'h u'iiei ~ Liht Case <lH Mys io21 King Queen
c'ghy WILLIAM BOYD.
june III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20

NOTICE
the uniersisned do hereby revoke all authority ,;
~ poger heretofore evenly AZ Isaac " Cardoz5 y
itchmon' a our 4, emit ~ -
Powlatdu Goth May 1926.
Judith CnydorO Sen. gYos,, ~ Cory,,
lfaro' ". Cardo.o, R1c5ey " csr;oD,,
SGHi ". Cardo-o, JnJ;,g " $500 4.
Onfd ~. CGy,io-o Sgyg5 E-scr '''''f
Isaac ~. Cardo-o, dL1ey n K,sY
.Jaco5 ". Cardo-o
have appointed David cardozo Of CunbcI,,d .,,..
ny agent 10 transact settle, finally eo.e ali bs, ~
iaon to The estate Of Moses N. Cardozo dec =" re-
Povhaiau Nay 80, 1896. --'' s len, TO-
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Safeiy Bayges on The Hudson Riper.

The splendid Safety Ba-ges he
longing 10 the Steam Navigation
Company viii, from the i.t Of
June, be continued US regular
boats between the cities vi
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WIN. W. nENING, c. c.


-, Con'E'issisnsrs o2iee, Richmond MAY e2J Ies,
me pai,es interested will please take notice tina, have
PPo'nei 'he 18Th day OF September next to oom,,.nc.
The duties prescribed ny the foregoing orJer no dse
10 attend a., which day at O'clock a. NJ they are require
&c ready for examination and settlement uO u'ne"'S
Junc2. 7--w8w ANnc ran,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20

v In ChaneeTy al ruez holden Ia the Clerks
o "Hce OF the county court Of Essex The day OF NAV
Janes San'es admo Of all and singular the sooa. ehac.r
S ana credits Of Nancy GAIe dec aud in his own right,
IL,
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Lunatic HosnitnL. Ir.lEn,,,e q

Ltnafic Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG.
NJ hereby given that all CELL this Institution
are occupied and That no patient will be eceved
@ sone OF the SAID cell! vacant; lue notice of which viii
ue sTen by order Of The Court Of Directors
may IN 5-tf LIE. HEM
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Co".ntSonsr s. Office, Redmond, e,h l,at 1926
parties nterested IN the matters in reference Nv v;,,.
G te above Order, will take notice that have sppo;s he
oh uay II July next nj 10 O'clock a. ~ for the
he are hereby requi ed to be prepared with the
aud proofs necessary, enable me- as one Of de
81 the superior ehapcerv holden nj
e.hmond TO perform the duty required by said rd of one
oil The commissioners Of the said court, = 1850 ~ " W.
may q. "m o. fENDLEToN, com.
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ihEiNlA A'a super,oc .OGss Of cbanerry holden ATM,
tsoe Ia ue cay 81 Richmond the 2Ist day OF SanAT
hShsSd pS:. admir- de heais Lbura H. Fucker
Am, ~'' run,
oosi. sampson and VIM Is. Taylnr admi, de honj, mon
'e A"eAer' dee, and James Clarke and Samuel rrsneh
I,v eon.s,, ,e .h.., neits.
'rsvior s Wv utshdans Robert Sampson William Is
Ayot 10 render an account of their aluina,,n r m
Of aSe so ,ne sal, jesse Tucker dec before
said account, and repoIthe sam, TO ths . % e,ue 'he
@ stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
ma! DC required by the parties to he so staed - H
AeePy. Teie, WW w IiENIve: .
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Cunpit

'uAhCEkl. AZ court held for princ. E5yo,d -
~, the 18th day cf May 1896 N'"aio 'ouu'
Stephen e Bostck and khasa Iu,,i,h r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28

that shall be produced By the claimants or their creditors
whether before the commission before the tribunals,
IN evidence Of their qualifications and rights shall be ex-
enpted from enrolment and the stamp. The keeper OF
the archives Of at Versailles therefore spow
cred to deliver up unsanped paper copies or other doc
uents relative the liquidation of the ancient coloss
Of Saint Domingo.
Art so. BY the eleventh article of the law when there
shall arise differences between the claimants tho estate
of acoonist who had domcil who did not die In
France between them and his creditors they shall be
taken to the tribunal where the defendant resides, and If
there be several of them TO the tribunal where any
of them resides at the option Of the complainant The
TO accept benece dnventare the estate
of cConst who had residence and who did not die in
France shall be received by the register OF the tribunal
Of the Seine
Art 81 The claimants who shall have.differences
corning their respective rights the part belonging to
each Of them the liquidation, by offering proof OF
having united in their persons all their rights qualca
ons thereto require that the liquidation be made colec
lively and without payment 20 any one OF them.
In this the indemnity shall remain deposited with
the casse des depos ct consgnatons and shall not be
touched by the claimants before regulation and division
thereof be madc either umicaby or by law, and until
tcc thereof shall have been given in due form to the d-
rector general of said caisse.
Art So All letters and packets addressed to the
mssary Of the king and the chief Secretary Of the
mission shall 90 10 them free of postage.
Art 3d. Claimants not residing in any part of Euro
pean rance, may return their demands for indemnity,
those in the colonies TO the colonial those
in foreign countries our Consuls, Vice
Consus and agents, who shall transmit the papers the
secretary of the commission, under Minister
the Secretary of State for foreign affairs Demands that
shall by this means be received by the Secretary shall
take effect from the date only Of their entry the reg
ister mentioned in the 9TH article above.
Art 81. The president of council Of ministers
charged with the execution of the present ordnance
which shall be added to the bulletin ftho laws
Given at our Chateau, dc Compegne the 9th day of
May, in the year of lord 1896, and of reign
the second
CHARLES
The President OF the Council Of Ministers,
j
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
GENT INHABITANTS
ROYAL ORDINANCE Of
9th May, le26.

Declaration Of Property.
Nota. Ifthe declaration
is made collectively, the
names, surnames, &c. Of
all the claimants shall be
mentioned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28

4th. In support of the a.
bove statement, there are
exhibited and annexed to the
present claim the papers in
evidence, hereafter describ-
ed 10 the number of
To wit:
9Th. I declare moreover,
in conformity to the 9th ar
ticle Of the royal ordinance
of the 9th May, 1896, that
it is impossible for me to re-
present
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28

Hero state the title of
the proprietor in 1889 of
the heir of the donee of
the legstce I; or of the legui
representative, (that is to
say, Of the creditor, gram
tee, or purchaser)
II the declaration be
made under any title other
than that Of the proprietor
in 1889, il shall state the
name and surname of tho
proprietor in 1899, of the
property hereafter demon.
mated, and those of the in
termodiate heirs.
State. with the utmost
precision, the name Of the
property, and of that part
ofthe Colony, of the juris-
diction, of the Parish, and
Of the quarter where sit
uatcd ; mention if the in
demnity is claimed for the
whole or only part Of tho
property.
Declare if the property
be III the country : the
contents in square meas
uremcnt tho kind or kinds
of culture and improve
ment, tho distance from q
port, the boundaries on tho
four CARDINAL points tho
number of negroes, males
and females, young and
old, and also, il it can be
done, the number of labor
ers on those improvements,
who have been surrender.
ed or sold To The British
Government, or taken a
way by their masters into
other colonies, or into for
eign countries ; the num-
ber and the description OF
buildings, manufactures,
mills, vehicles, (cabrouets,)
the number of horses and
mules; the number and
species oflornedcattle and
sheep attached TO the pro-
pcrty /: the quantity in
auintals, eight ounces,
(pois de marcy (ancicnt
measure Of weight at st.
Domingo y Of crops made
in 1882, or in the year
next thereto.
IL tho property be in
town, whether situated Ia
the North, West, or South
part the name Of the
town, village, or port, in
which the property was
situated of what It
consisted (hotels, houses,
or store houses y the
amount Of rent, and that
ofthc annual tax.
Add, lastly, in each case,
whatever information the
claimants may deem OF
|, service. - the value OF
T the property for which
claim is laid is established
, in the authentic acts, eI-
hibited with the declara'
, ton, mentioned shall bs
made of the value given IN
said acts.
State opposite hereto, in
. numerical order, the pa
pers showing the right to
the Inheritance, and the
value to be put upon the
property.
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I desire in consequence
to have the application Of
the provisions oi'the law of
3Oth April, lS26, and ofthe
ordinance of 9th May fol-
lowing, and that therefore,
it please the Presidents and
Members of the Colnmis.
sion to authorize me to sup
ply the want of said titles
and papers by instituting an
inquiry.
Confning myselfto sum-
mon in the aforesaid inqui-
ry, the following named
persons, being duly quail
he'd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28

Sd. That ! claim the in
demnity to be liquidated un-
der the law, for the proper
ty known in 1889, under the
denomination of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28

TABLE NO g.
Indemnity appropriated to the ancient eolOnsts Of Saint
Domingo
Distribution o dutyamong the three sections othe Com
mission, pursuance Of the order ofserrce establish
eddy MeZ1d article Of the ordinance of9th .May,ls26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
FORMULA NO. l.

To the President and
Members Of tie Commits
sion Of Liquidation.
j, the undersigned,
native Of
reimbursement
OF department of
inhabitant
and resident of the arron-
basement of
department Of
cited by the law
of the 30th April, Ie26, 70
present my claims for a
portion of The indemnity
appropriated to the ancient
colonists of st. Domingo,
declare
1. That I have chosen
as my dolnicil at Paris, the
house of Mr..
living OH stree,
No.
2. That ] present myself
in quality OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28

Here state the title of the
proprietor in 1889 f; of the
heir of the donee ; of the
legatee ; or of the legal re-
preventative, (that is to say
Of the creditor, grantee, or
purchaser.) If the declar-
alton be made under any
title other than that Of the
proprietor in 1889, il shall
state the name and sur
name of the proprietor in
1889, of the property here
after denominated, and
those Of the. intermediate
heirs.
State the name of the
property, and of that part
the colony, of the juris.
olction, OF the parish, and
Of the quarter where situa.
ted; d;mention if the indemni-
ty is claimed for the whole
or only a part Of the proper
ty. State az far as it can be
done, if tho property be in
the country: the contents in
square measurement the
kind OF kinds of culture and
Improvement ; the distance
from a port the boundaries
on the four cardinal points;
thenumber ofnegroes, males
and females, young and old,
and also, when practicable,
the number of laborers on
those Improvements, who
have been surrendered or
sold to the British Govern.
ment ,or taken away by their
masters into other colonies,
or into foreign countries;the
number and description Of
buildings, manufactures,
mills, vehicles, (cabrouets,)
the number of horses and
mules; the number and spe-
cies of horned cattle and
sheep, attached 20 the pro.
pcrty; the quantity in quin.
tails, eight ounces (poids de
marcy (mcient measure of
weight in st. Domingo,) of
crops made in l7S9,or in the
year next thereto.
lfthe property be in town,
whether situated to the
North, West, or South part;
the name of the town, viii
lagc, or port where the pro-
ptrty was situated; of what
It consisted, (hotels, houses,
OF storehouses;) the amount
OF rent, and that Of the am
nual tax.
Add lastly, in each case,
whatever information the
claimant may deem Of SER
vice.
Ifthe value of the proper.
ty for which claims is laid
is established in the authen-
tic acts exhibited with the
declaration, mention shall
DO made of the value given
in said acts.
State opposite hereto in
numerical order, the papers
produced by the claimant in
evidence of his right TO the
inheritance, and the value
to be put upon the property.
State here the proofs
which the claimant is una
bic to produce, if they relate
to the ownership Of real es-
tate for which claim 10
made; or if they appertain
to the value TO be ascribed
to saidestate. In both cases,
the declaration must1e ac-
conpanied with certificate
from the keeper of the ar
chives of Marine of Vsr-
sailles,purporting that there
exists no documentrespect-
ing the property claimed.
Relate here the general
or particular causes that
prevent the production of
the proofs above mentioned.
Here follows the recital
ofthe facts and circumstan.
ces upon which the inquiry
must be made.
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Tho claimant shall here
give the names, surnames,
dom,cils and qualities of
the persons whom he shall
desire TO bo heard.
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OF SAINT DOMINGO.

OF SAINT DOMINGO.
To tie President and Mem
bers Of The Commission
Of Liquidation.
/, the undersigned,
native of arrondisse-
ment Of. department
of inhabitant and resi-
dent Of the arrondissement
of department Of
called upon by
the law Of the Both April,
Is26, to present my claims
for a portion Of the indem-
nifty appropriated to the an
cient colonists of st. Do
Iningo, declare:
1st. That | have chosen
as my domicil at Paris, the
house ofM.
living on street
No.
Cd, That ! present my
selfin quality of
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ID. That ! claim the in.
dcmnity to be liquidated
under the law, for the pro-
perty known in 1889, under
the denomination Of
situated