Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-08

bred and thirty four superficial arpents,
with improvements thereon, consisting Of
Dwelling House, Sugar House, Cotton
Gin, Kitchen, Stables, Negro Cabins,
&c. &c, This tract contains large por-
t'on'of Wood land, high, rich, and well
adapted to the cultivation of Sugar Cane
and Cotton. A tract OF land. containing
sixteen hundred arpens, on the River Nez
Plcque. Another tract of Land, contain
ing three hundred and twenty arpens in
the Pine Prs irie, and another tract ofland
containing six hundred and forty acres on
the head waters of the Nez-Pique. SO
SLAVES, of both sexes, mostly young
and valuable, about forty head of Gentle
CATTLE, eig ht yoke of Oxen, 8 Mules,
four American and nine Creole Horses,
mock OF Sheep, Carts, PIoughs, and other
plantation utensils, Household Furniture
&C. &c.
Here follows the terms
GEO. KING, Perish Judge.
OppeIousas, Dec. 9, 1886.
PUBLIC SALE, by the undersigned,
Judge Of the Parish Of ST. Martini The
public are informed, that on Saturday 24th
/ Of December next, there will be sold at
public sale, to the last and highest bidder,
/ the property heretofore described, belong
ing to the community heretofore existing
between the late Francois Dermancourt
! Gonsoulin and Dame Rosalie Dugas, his
widow, to wit: Tract of Land, situated
at the Fausse Ponte, in this Parish, on the
right side Of the Bayou Teche, containing
seven arpents front on said bayou, with rs
/ arPents in depth, more or less, joining
above, land belonging to Mr.. Henry
Greig, and below, land belonging to Mr.
Joseph DubueIet This tract of land form;
a part tthe old plantation of Gonsoulin
and is well supplied with timber. A
NEGRO WOMAN, SOC new Picux, ;
double barreIlcd FowIing Piece and seve
raj head of Cattle and Horses.
Here follows the conditions.
p. BRIANT, Judge.
St. Martinsville, Nov. 1886
PUBLIC SALE, by thes undersigned
Judge Of the Parish of St. Martin. Tn
public are informed, that on Wednes
day 4th January, 1887, there will be SOL
at public sale, to the last, and highest bid
der all the property belonging to the es
tate Of the late Mr.. Joseph BONN, Sen
consisting of House, erected on tn
: plantation Of one of his children, situate
, at the Fausse Pointe, in this Parish, o.
. the right side oft the Bayou Teche, bcloy
the plantation heretofore belonging to III
late Mr. Benoit. Two Female Slaves
several head Of Cattle, and several art
cles Of movable property.
The conditions, which will be advanta
geous TO purchasers, will he made know
on the day of sale, which will take pIac
at the dwelling above mentioned, late res
dence Vt the above deceased.
= p. BRIANT, Judge.
St. Martinsville, Dec 2, 1886.
Fifty eight slaves Of both sexes, fort
q head Of gentle cattle, eight mules, mir
D horses, flock Of sheep, carts, plough
e household furniture, &c. &C." T." n,
+, gro woman, double barrelled fowling -picc
and several head Of cattle and horses" T! :
e Hail Columbia !!
MIDDLEBURY (GEN. CO. N. W AcADEM
5 Joseph Elliot, formerly of this Stat
u Principal The annual catalogue show
e this institution to be in Aourishing cond
ton. Classical Department. Gentleme
8 l44; Ladies, 1O3. English Depar,mer
II Gentlemen, 100; Ladies, 25 Total 372
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