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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

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Mississippi, toaNOUir Term, Is42.
United States, bas aete
os!
Agricultural Bank, Of o 1i0' s. - a 5s5fas
Mississippi, ct al. oai aedl b bases
X virtue Of the above Execution TO me
directed, | shall expose 10 public sale.
at the door Of the Court house in the town
of Benton, within the hours prescribed by
law. to the highest bidder for cash,
On the second Monday of July, 1912,
all the right, title and interest OF the defen-
dants in and to tue following described pro
.perty, 10 wit:-All that tract or parcel OF
land in Yazoo county, on the east side Of
the Yazoo river, adjoining the lands Of 49,
Martin on the north, and lands Of 49, An
dTews on the east. about four miles from
Manchester, containing seven hundred and
seventy acres. Also, tract Of land imme-
diately opposite the above described tract,
containing eight hundred and eighty acres.
situate on the Yazoo river, both tracts toge-
Their constituting what's called the " Boston
Plantations" lately belonging to Richard
Abbey. ALSO
The following slaves on said plantation, viz :
Sharper, Ben, Corey. Ned, Nelson, Henry,
Bob, John, Austin, Morris, Jerry, Malinda,
Louisa, Charlotte. Sarah, Henderson, Han.
nah, Mary, Adeline, Maria, Elizabeth, Es-
Their, Ann, Artemisia, Hannah, Nancy, Ma
than, George, Robert, Lucinda, Henrietta,
Andrew, Eliza, Emeline, Dilsey, TazewelI,
Amy, Matilda, Tom, Levi, Robert, Mary,
Jane, Catharine, Bob, Dick, Guala, William,
Calvin, Briscoe, Clara, Bob, Charlotte, Taze
we'll, and Cinda.
ALSO
On the Wednesday following (July l3th,)
will be sold as above, at the above described
place, the following property, to wit:-
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Plantation
Utensils, &c. Said plantation is under cul
tiyation, with House, Mill, Gin, Cabins
&c. thereon complete. [See Deed, R. l.
Dixon, Commissioner in Chancery, recorded
in book L, pages $50 and 63l !; the same
having been levied upon as the property o.
the defendants, to satisfy plaintiffs claim
and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By N. G. WATTS, D. M
II T,ro Q 1910 fD..c1~s nA1n gnN% ~ q.
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ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By N. G. WATTS, D. M.
June 8, ls42. (Pffee Sl0.50y 47-6t

The state of Mississippi,( PROBATE CoURT,
YAzoo County. ! Feb'Y Term, 842
By Quesney D. Gibbs, Esq, Judge of the
Probate Court of the county of YdzoO
and State aforesaid.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an appli-
~ cation to me BY Nathaniel T. Smith, Of
the county Of Yazoo in said State, who
claims an undivided oneihalf part of all that
tract Of LAND as follows, viz: The east half
of northwest quarter oE section 35: the east
half northeast quarter section 81 west half of
southeast quarter of same section: north
half of west half ofsouthwest quarter section
i35: north half of east half Of southeast quar-
Ter sGction "a: east half Of southwest quar-
ter sectSBp %: east half of southeast quar-
Ter cas-, halfRf southwest quarter of section
IS: west half SfNIaortheast quarter and ives
half of southwest Quarter section 50: ives
half of southeast quarter SECTION 80: soutl
half Of east half of southwest 9aaEtel' ant
south half of east half of southeast DER
of section "a, township IL, range /, east
Also, the east half of northeast quarter o.
section 3, township 10, range l, east.
| have nominated John M. Hendricks
John w. Anderson and William Bull, Com
missioners, to divide the said tract Of Lane
into equal parts or shares and unless pro
per objections are stated to me at Benton
at the Courthouse of Yazoo COUNT, on the
22d day Of August next, the said John M
Hendricks, John w. Anderson and William
Bull will then be appointed commissioner
to make partition Of the said lands, pursu
ant TO an act entitled san Act concerning
the partition Of lands by.copareeners, join
tenants, and tenants in commons
Attest GEO CROCKETT, OK.
Nav 81, Is42. [Pr fee S251 10 ct
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DO hereby certify that was present when the
foregoing experiments were made; that / am a
practical dstler, and do fully corroborate all the
facts testified in the foregoing certificates.
JOHN SAVILL.
Cincinnati, 9th February, 1912.
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PORK AND BACON.
TX bbls. Mess Pork. IN. o. inspection.
81 80 bbls. Prime Pork. do.
10 hhds. Of Bacon Sides.
is do. Bacon Hams, (Cin. cured.)
1900 do. Dried Beef.
$50 kits No. Mackerel.
as boxes Scotch Herrings-
For sale low for cash, BY
DRENNING g. CLARKE.
&May 6, 1912. o.. 43-lf
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NOtiCe.

.OST, or mislaid, in the month of Feb
u ruary last, Certificate of Deposite
issued by the Benton and Manchester Rail
Road Company in favor Of R: S. Dalin, for
the use Of George w Carpenter, for EIGHT
HUNDRED and SIxTY-THREE, $1,000 Doll
LARS, dated 22d September. 1888, bearing
five per cent. interest from date: aud having
motlied John J. Niche, Esq. Commissioner
for settling the affairs of said company, Of
the foregoing facts, hereby give public no
tice, that on the eleventh day of June next
| shall apply to the aforesaid Commissioner
for renewal of the above described Cert.
ficate, to issue to my order. enc
JOS. L, ROBERTS. 8
Yazoo City, MAY 81. 1870. 46.5t
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Notice.

n HEREBY forewarn all persons from ira
ding for the two following Notes, viz
One drawn by Jas. F, Hall, and payable to
Amanda Clark, for seventy-fve dollars, due
either Sept, Is, OF Oct lst, 1912; the other
drawn by Jas. F. Hall, and payable to Aman-
da Clark, for seventy-6ve dollars, due either
Sept or Oct. lst, l643. The consideration
for which said notes were given having en-
'irely failed, | will not pay them unless com.
PEELED by law. JAS. F. HALL.
Benton, June II, lS42. 49-3t
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We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
w. YERBY, Of Kinds county, as a candidate
for Auditor of Public Accounts, to MI the
vacancy occasioned BY Mr.. Saunders death.
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ADVRRTIsEMENT 9.

mr. We are authorised 10 announce Col
THOMAS B. WOODwARDl as a candidateior the
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts, 20 III
the vacancy occasiOned BY the denise Of t 1'i
late Col. A. b. Saunders.
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NOfiCe.

NVHE undersigned have appointed Patrick
O'DonnelI their AGENT and Attorney
in fact, to close the business of IN. B. HAi
MER s. Co., who will attend TO all matters
appertaining TO their interest.
T The demise Of our partner, NJ. B. Hamer
renders il absolutely necessary that all opeb
accounts should be closed without delay.
We must therefore request all those indebteE
10 the firm Of M. B. Hamer &. Co. to call d
Mr. O'Donnell (who, if not at orr Office, WI
be found attic Commercial Bank land liqI
date their accounts, ii
7 STANTON, BUCKNER g. COle'
May 8, 1912. asia.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

OAO l1AlOAI'
S Receiver, appointed by the Superior
a Court OF Chancery, am authorized to
hire out by the month a number Of, Negroes
belonging to James R. Creecy. Persons
wishing TO hire, will please make application
TO me at my plantation, 9 milesbelow Yazoc
City. G. S, CRANE, Rec'r.
May 8, 1912. 43-tf
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III OTIC.E..

r ETTERS of Administration having BEEN
4 granted to. the pndersingned on the
first day of the April Term lswenty-6fth) Of
the Probate Court Of YazOO county, on the
estate Of John Glass, dec'd-Noticeiis hele4!
by given to all persons indebted 10 said es<s
tate, to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, to- present.
them, properly authenlicated-within the timsl
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. M. T-HOFFgAdm. Y
Nav IL. 1870. fase;a. Act
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Snperiot Court Of
Chancery Of the


Horace Bean & Co. e 9ppec,O. OOSr' .s ..
onesney D. Gibbs, JAW s Tem. isls'
TioPON opening the mattersof the cross
" bill in this case, and II appearing TO-
the satisfaction Of the court that The defens
darts, James Marsh and Theodore EfBIiss8
are not inhabitants Of ihisSSiate, but reside
beyond the limits thereof. 50 that the 0rdi-
nary process of this court cannot belexecu-
ted upon them,-zIt is therefore ordered,
that unless the said defendants appear be-
5fore,the Chaucellof ID The coHft-rodm in.the
town Of JacksQns on of before the FIRST Mon
day in July next ensuing, and plead, answer
or demur to the allegations in said cross
bill contained, they will be taken for CONF
fessed as to said defendants, and such order
and decree made thereina as the Chancellor.
maydeem equitable and Iust; And it is far
Their ordered, that copy Of this order be in.
serted in the Yazoo CITY Wing once a week
for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
.Yt VI r. Il DIXON, Clerk.
April %, ls42. tlPr fee SI5l 422t ,
state Of Mississippl,l PROBATr COURr, March
AGO eoFNrY. Sff~ Terms l84es q @
A T a Probate Court held in the town Of
a Benton in the above mentioned Term,
upon the petition Of Henry Johnson and
Martha johnson, Administrator and Admin
istratrix Of Thos. H, Jones, deceased, itvass
ordered BY the court, thai citationissnS for
the heirs Of said decedant to be and appea
before Probate Court, to be held at the
Courthouse in the county and Stateiafores1
said, on the fourth Monday in June, 1912,
and shew cause. if any they can, why the
following lands Of said decedanl7s estate
shall not be sold for the purpose Of making
division, to wits the east ohalf northeast
quarter, and east half southeast quarter Sec
| ton 2, township 8, range 2,uwest; aud that
4 publication be made for tWOmonths success
! siVely in the Yazooi City Wing. ~ SIX
| q.sI lea GEO. CROCKETT, CEkU 8.
j April %, ls42. pr fee $l5) 4l-9t
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Produce & Groceries.

Produce & Groceries.
TVHE Subscribers have just received
supply of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Sa4t,,
Canvassed Hams, Bacon Hams, Bacon Sides,
Lard and Whiskey.
Also--a lot of superior Feathers; all Of
which, in addition 10 our stock of
STAR2B DM9 GOODS.
we are determined to sell at reduced prices
for CASH <~
ROBERT MCINTYRE & co.
Yazoo City, Feb. 25, 1912. 33-tf
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TAX 3I 4 Is.

TAX COLLECTORS - SALE. .
WILL ole forsale at Public Auction
- The Court House acknowledgements Ben.
on, on Monday the lllh day Of July, 1912,
/ within, the hours. prescribed By law,) the
following real estate, for, the taxes due from
stephen G.. Mathews for the years 1889,
1910 and 841,-Lols Nos. 4s 65, 1874, 285
286, Ale, AIT. 422, 423, 424, 428, 446, 447.
Asa, 456, 479. Also, 100 acres of land more
Or less, not laid off into LOTS all situate and
being in the corporate limits of Yazoo City,
formerly Manchester.)
Amount of Taxes due for 1889, Ss3 60
g Balance 1910. ESQ 90
Is lgAl DO on
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hereby certify that have, at the instance OF
DR.. Eddy and Mr.. Thayer, recently tried an inn
prOvement lately invented by DR. Eddy, in scalding
and fsrmenting for the purpose Of disllatlon, and
have fully tried said improvement at the disullery
Of Mr. Thayer, Of Cincinnati, and found the same
fully and entirely satisfactory, and that from an
experiment there was a yield Of 90 gallons proof
spirits from % bushels, CSC pounds per bushel,)
equal to FIVE gallons and one quart per bushel -
further certify tina; | am practical distllleT,and
in the employ Of Mr. Thayer; and do verify be-
lisve that the improvement Of DR. Eddy is the bes
in every respect that has been invented, and pos
ssssng advantages over any other now IN use, 70
ice general simplicity and adaptation to all practi
cal purposes. JOSEPH AMBROS.
Cincinnati, Feb. 8, 1912.
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Tuy[iF subscriber has obtained letters pa.
III tent for the subjoined improvement in
Vinous fermentation, with ten different me
tbods of applying the same principle; and
through DR.. r. P. Jones, Of this city, has
secured the exclusive right to It's use in
Grea, Britain and her provinces. He is now
prepared 10 sell rights for the United States
and Canada. Letters on the subject may
be addressed TO him (pOst paid) to the care
Of DR.. +. P. Jones, Of this city, OF to N. p.
lglehart and A. B. COrwin, of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
DR., Chas. g, Eddy has invented a valua-
bic improvement 10 the art Of scaldiDg and
conducting vinous fermentation for the pur.
poses of. distillatiOn and brewing, by which
the distiller is enabled to make one gallon
of proof spirits from every ten pounds Of
Indian corn, and the same advantages will
he derived from thismetbod in all other fer
mentation for distilling and brewing. IN
.compliance with the invitation Of Mr.. A
Thayer. of Cincinnati, Dr. Eddy has tried
his Improvement at his Distillery, and the
result of that trial may be gathered from
the certificates which follow. Tie method
Of efec,ing this is very simple, and the ex
Dense of constructing the machinery neces
sarv very small. Before offering to sell the
rioils to distilers, he will give ample oppOr
tunity os testing the efficacy Of his invention
DR.. Eddy can be addressed at Cincinnati
(post paid) to the care of A. B. Corwin, o.
n. P. lelehart; and any communication OF
this subject will receive prompt attention.
Cincinnati, 9th Feb, 1912.
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ANEW. SPRING GOODS

ME Subscribers bayace 81 rsGeiEed l4fE n u,,z,.
"a. ton cannot be too cautious
ad- The resident stared, unable TO comma
rs bend the proceeding.
ar may be mistaken, but think not .
, it added the native chief. Then. suddenlv
ice drawing his dagger, he plunged Il into one
Use OF the rolls of mating. A hollow, deem
M groan Issued from il as he quickly repeated
in the blow Then turning, with look of tri-
he umph and satisfaction, TO Mr.. A.. he oui.
in. etly said. s knew it was SO.
cir You have killed some one. / am sure
Did that cry proceeded from no beast Of prev.
orn It was human voice heard"
cir Precisely" replied the other, without
M changing single muscle Of his countenance
he -" precisely" and be coOlIy unroIled the
of mat, IN the centre Of which corpse lay
of IwelteTing in It's blood"
~. led him!" - .'-s'S -
his BY stopping the slaves mouth, ] have
mt saved the lives Of thousands. He never
IT. will attempt 10 betray his master agairI. be
added, sPuning the body with his foot -
: but see, great sir, you like not the slobt
70 lot the wretch. If so, do not let us think
en- LOT this little incident any more; but, with
'ue your leave, Wen adjourn to another rooms
u IL Inc resident assented. The cession Of
ss- territory was agreed on. The dead slave
zoe was shrown into the Ganges. Il would have
gs' been impotitic TO have made any stir about
sly the matter. Bentley Miscellany.
oo- The celebrated MademoiseIIe Iroouv-
be REUR, Of the Theatre Francois, while PASS
I'D ing through the streets at avery late holF,
zee on cold raw night, was accosted BY moor
ng woman with four children on her back, Who.
en- IN tone Of bitter suffering, beseeched the
ON actress 70 take pity on her destitute condi-
he ton. Mademoiselle LecouvreuT searched
lo- in her pockets, and finding nothing: Wait
by said she, my good woman, will rive YOU
sse more than you could have hoped for and.
ng instantly throwing off her mantle, she began
70 Tecite The impTecations of Camilla. With
10 Yehemence and superior talent which soon
les collected crowd around her. otalthstand-
n. ing the inclemency of the season. Then
Is she made a collection, and with the fruiig
iii of her charitable exegl gave the poor
,n- woman a sufficient sum provide ia ninos
ri and clothes fer her infants I5rok. paper.
aw On The south wall Of Suaihan chaseh
1o there Is monument with lhe following i,-
IL scription: elizabeth, wile 81 Major 80.
IL damilton, who was married fortg-ssven
~ lyears, and never did one thing 10 disbIsaso
"a her husbandn
IT, A sensible wife looks cor her epiormep,
iCh at home--a silly one abroad.
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A sensible wife looks Cor Der eriovment
It home--a silly one abroad.
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SAMUEL L. JAMES,
Tax Collector Of Yazoo county.
n.:~tArSo coa - 1.us -

.ALSO-At the same time and place, the
following real estate, for the taxes due there
on for the year ls4l, Lot No, A, OF Section
5, east half OF northeast quarter section l8;
lot No 2 of section 90; lots 3, 4 and OF sec
ton 81; lots 4. s, 8 and z Of section u; easl
halt Of the northeast quarter Of section %;
lot of section 36i lot 2'of section 2, town'p
IA, range 2, west. Also, lots Nos. / q s and
Of section 2; lot No. 3 of section /; lots Z
and 8 of section 2; lot 2 of section 2, town
ship IS, range 2, west.-assessed as the pro-
perty of w. r. Miles, but claimed by Other
persons. Amount OF taxes due SI6 SO.
- - - ----- 6 Il La MEAs
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CERTIFICATE NO. I.

The following are the certificates referred
to above:
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Tax Collector of Yazoo county.
Printers fee / l dollars.

ALSO-At the same time and place, will
offer for sale for cash, the following real, es-
tate for the taxes due thereon for the year
l84l,-the east half Of section 27, township
IL, range 2, east; and the west half of north
east quarter of section 90, town'p IL, range
2, east, entered by John Bridges, assessed
as the property of George B. Cameron, for
merly OF Clinton, Mississippi. Amt of taxes
due $lI so. s. L. JAMES,
Tax Collector of Yazoo county.
Printers fee II dollars.
ALSO-At the same time and place, l will
offer for sale, the southwest quarter section
81, township 10, range 8, east; and the west
half of northeast quarter of secrion 81, town'p
II, range 8, east,-entered by Richard M.
Nelson, and now belongs to Herbert Firth,
and will be sold tor the taxes due for 184o
and l84l.
Amount due for 1910, So 60
/" 4" for l84I, So 40
SAM'L L. JAMES,
Tax Coll'r of Yazoo county.
May 6, is42. pr fee SID 43-lOt.
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On the south wall Of Straiham church
there Is monument with the following in-
scriptiOn: elizabeth, vito 81 Major Gen.
Hamilton, who was married fortr,ssvsn
years, and never did one thing 10 dispIsaso
her husbandr
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MARSHAL'S SAI.F.

IN The Great Court d tE Tilted States
for the Southern District Qf tbe State Of
Mississippi, toaNOUir Term, 1912.
Unified Slafaa. aa-1la 5000 l-. 80 Z 81
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AVIS.

fa roctspr Jana e. WnLtAMs. ofre .
s~crytces de "a profession aug habitang DO BA' ,
Rouge ct dos spyitone CONNIE II a acs
uuc tongue experience dams 10 ua'toment
lpaIadles du sud, ayant profegse CONNER =
docin, chtrurgten OF aecoucheuf, (pondanir -
de- nnH,) avec success, II espers sntfitor {"
portion du patronage public. II e'acqnjt-
tern iidt cement des deyoirB de- "a pToicss,on
ct scr prlx Reront mia q IN poftts dc Ia ptnu-
re dea temps.
IL llr. W, mo- rfndra TOTS les lottre I "a
('n Kotge, i moing quill NC soit rgtepu por
le, dsyolrE de HI profession en- zen absence.
II prle d'adfcaaer tpIis les ofdres 1T eemtpunt.
cations ~, magastn Dc Messrs. ]. & T.. +
Phillips 4 20.
Arlington, ln @ i,..llet 1910. Y
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AVIS.

NINE. BARKER a l'honneur d'1nformer lie
public, qu'aPres quinze jours de sacances PEN
dant les chaleurs du mos d'aodt, les classes
reprendront leur eours tordinaire Lundi lie %
du conrant-
Ayant reeu tout Encouragement cue per-
met Ia penurie des temps, ct sachant su'on
est generalelnent ~satisfait de ses professeurs,
ellie a pris des arrangements pour ls43, atm
que les parents gul deneurent au loin, ne
solen PAS retenus d'envoyer ,,leurs enfans,
par la Granite cue l'etablissement ne soft fer
me dams lie courant de Fannie.
Les parens on tuteurs des eleyes, qui de-
sirent connaitre leurs progress, sont invites a
se rendre tous les Vendredis dams la matinee,
de 9 herras a midi ce jour-la recapitala-
ton est fate des etuGes de la semaine, Nine.
Is. croyant que ce mode est infniment supe-
rieur ct beaucoup plus avantageux pour les
eleves, que les MT publ cs.
y auGlt, 1912. %
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
Cour des preuves-Paroisse d'Est Bate

Soai obc lCutbs~I dFOIs5t u ESt baton
Rouge.
En- vertu dun ordre de Honorable iure
de la Conr des Preuyes dams ct rour Ia "a
reisse d'Est Baton Rouge, il sera vendu par
le soussigne, juge de paroisse, ct ex eficso
encantcur,
MERCREDI, lie ID septembre 1912,
la proprlete suiyante appartenant a la success
sion de feu Pierre D~abancens, DECIDE.
Deux %certains lots desterre situes dams cette
partie de la vile de Baton Rouge, arpentae
par E.Beauregard, designes dams lie plan
de cette partie de Ia Wills omme No. 8
dams lie Care No. 5. ct No. 1 dams lie care
No. 6, avec toutes les batigses ct ameIiora-
tons qsi sly trouvent.
CONDITIONS DE La vESTE.
La Motto compliant, ct Iautre Motto paya-
bic DOME mos apres le jour de Ia vente, en-
billets endosses a satisfaction at payables EN-
banque, ct h%ypotheque sur la propriete JUS
qu'au dernier placement.
Aussi, un billfard-pour compliant.
La vente aura lieu sur ks laax.
Gu. TESTER, P.J.
I3 aoht. 2
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ETAT' De La LOUISIANA.
Cour des rreuves--raroisso d'Oueat

Cour des rreuves--paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge.
In yertii dun erdfe dc il GoHr des prepves
dc ID paroiHse ~slsatiise, u eefh otEsrt sn van'e
publigue par 10 Juge seussjgnt, CT s1eio
eneaniepr,
MEHEREDI, % Heptefpbfe proclaim,
3 10 heures du matin. sur les lisuz, In prepri-
tta eli apras dteriie, do pendant dd. Ii eefntnu-
tiaUte qlii oAietait entire Aiuafanthe Hebart OF
fsu UrsIn Landry, son tpoa,, %ehyotf:
IT, INC hnbttafi5n sttute da1la rclte# IN ro1sHf,
sur l~aguslla taetdBit IL datunt, ennten1nt
trols Arpette de flee al fleuvs sur u1s pro.
%fondelr dc qlatante piedg. ct ayant sept
degrees d'ouseftnfe, ensemble avee tous
Hea accessories ct dependencies.
20. La double concession De Ia dits terre
ayattt Ia mono superfieie que Ia premiere.
20 Dix-teuf e~selaves d'age Of do Bexe aif-
itraft.
10, Des eheraux, b6teH h cerner. tneutonr,
cocheiie. instruments aratoiree. ineubles, etc.
CONDITIONS.
Les teftes ct eFclayes, payables en- trois
tern1aH tgauE, en- mars 1914, mars 1916 at
en- mars 1915. Les efIstH mbbllrsts payablss
Ell mars proclaim (lsd3) 10 tout en- billets en-.
dossfa 4 satisfaction, rayablea 3 %l'ot1ice du
inge de teste patofses. poftatt Inttrft a dix
pour cent aprese l'tcheants, 81 l,yputhtqne
spectacle aver confession de iueement sur sey
ltnfneublsH Insqn'an pariait taletneht.
L'hahIthtlori rivefaihe nc esfh ligrts quo 10
premier JantIer prechaln ID double conteF-
sion imtntdtatesient apres Ia vents.
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