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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-19
John Hdc's Estate.
PURLIC A i CTION

TTAVING been empowered and licensed Ivy the
III Hon. .he Probate Court for the District OF
Caledonia, Vermont, will sell at Public Auction
on Tuesday. the 9Th day of February instant, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ. on the premises all the Real Es'
tate belonging TO the Estate OF John de' late OF 81
Johnsbury, Vt. deceased, being the Farm on which
the said deceased last lived, with the buildings there
on situated in said st. Johnsbury, aud containing n
bout 2l7 acres Of Land, well divided into moving
lagc, and pasuragc, on which is one Of the best
Sugar Orchards in said town, also good Apple
Orchard and a good stream Of water at the House
and Barn Said farm being the one the said lde
bought Of Lambert Hastings, and known as the
Hastings Farm.
ALSO, will be sold at the same time and place
all the personal property belonging TO sail Estate
viz: about $50 Sap Buckets, sap Tubs, Pals and
Kettles, one Plough. one Harness. Pitchiorks. Ma
nure Forks 100 bushels Of Potatoes. &c. &c.
MOSES KGTTREDGE, Administrator.
ST. Johnsbury, Feb. 0. S4h Hlw2
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District a.
foresaid--ro the heirs and all concerned in the
Estate OF Deborah Wilcox, late of Morgan, de-
ceased, GREETISo.
VT7HEuEAs, John VI. Wilcox, Executor of said
w deceased has filed in this his application
representing that sale Of the real estate OF said de-
ceased lie necessary for the payment of the debts and
lcgaces and requests License for that purpose; and
also the further time ofone year to make payment
Of the debts and complete the settlement ofthe es.
tate.
Therefore, You hereby notified to appear al a
session Of the Probate court, to be holden the
Probate Office in Irashuigh, the Sd Wednesday
of February next, and give bonds loI the payment
of the debts amounting to 500. or sho~ cause why
license should he granted and the time extended
and object If you cause TO the allowance of said
Executors account then to he examined.
And this orler shall he published three weeks
cessively in the Caledoninn printed at 81. Johns
bury, in this State. the last Of which publication
shall he before the day assigned as aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at Trashurgh, in said Dis
trici, this goth day of January, A. D. 1914.
Slows GEO. NYE, Judge.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

TynE subscriber offers for sale Farm .a
L. ia the north westerly part Of Kirhy, na.Ni
Lyndon corner. containing $50 acres. il Lsr+'
Of the old Agill farm 50 called, adjoining a. n
farm in Lyndon. with new house and BAN :.
excellent quality of land and n good sup,, ' ~
thereon and suitably divided into MOVING ,ill,.
pasturing. Terms favorable to the purchase
II not sold before the first of March SAID f,-
be sold at auction. For farther particular, ~
of Charles Rogers of WheeIock, or BENZ Pun,
DoVcT' ~ ~ 33sEs
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Chester G.. Spcnccr's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA, IS.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Danville; in said district, on the 9Th day of Feb.
ruary, a. ID. 1874
ISAAC DENlSON, Administrator of the Estate
n Of Chester q. Spencer, late of Burke in the
County of Caledonia, deceased, presents his &C.
count of administration against said estate for al.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court
that said Administrator notify all persons interested
IN said estate. TO appear a Probate Court to be ho
cen at The Probate Office in said Danville, on the
sth day OF March, q. ID. 1914, and object to the
allowance Of said account, if they see cause, by pub
fishing copy ofthe record of this order three weeks
successfully in tie Caledoniau newspaper printed
at 81 JohnsnuTy, in said district.
SAMUEL B. MaTTOCKS, Judge.
n true copy 2ilw3
Attest, SAMUEL B. MATTOCKs, lodge.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Orleans-ro all persons concerned iu the Es-
tate of Sanford Anterior, late OF Glover, deceased
GREETING.
NNHEurAs, E. B. SIMoxps. Administrator on
w said estate requests of this Court to grant
him the further time ofone year from the 22J day
OF February next TO make payment Of the debts a.
gainst slid estate. Therefore, you are hereby
notified appear at a session Of the Probate court
to be holden a, Irasburgh the 2l<t day of Feb
ruary next. and show cause ifany you have why the
time should not be extended as aforesaid.
And this order shall I've published three weeks sue
cessively in the Calednuian printed ST. Johnsbury
before the day assigne for hearing.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, this Goth day
Of January, A. D. 1914.
340w3 GEO. NTE Judge
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CONS U.IPTTO.N e LITER COMPLAINT
Dr yIOr's u a $ u nl O 4
LIVER V9RT.
From 375 BoweTy. New York.


ENoR the cure Of coughs. colds, caiarhs. Asthma,
II soreness of the chest pain in the side and breast
raising blood, liver complaints bronchitis and all az
fections of the throat and lungs which are source
Of so much suffering. and often terminate in con-
sumption, this remedy is highly and Justly dls,in
gushcd. II is purely vegetable, mild and gentle in
its effects upon the system, and can he taken in The
most delicate with safety, well as uiliiy So
extensively has il been used and often proved sue
cessfu in difficult and apparently almost hone
less cases that the proprietor feels heslancy in
recommending it to any and all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort TO means OF recov-
cry. Physicians aware Of its medical properties and
Witnessing its effects often prescribe in their prac.
tice, both as palliative and remedy. and with The
medical faculty generally il has met with more than
ordinary appreciation; and there are persons in this
vicinity who can testify Of its healing qualities and
who have received great benefit from the use of it,
Certificates could be furnished in abundance from per
sons OF the highest respectability who have been
greatly relieved entirely cured by tie use Of this
medicine, hut deem it not necessary 10 nubIish
them here the medicine is so reneraIIy knowp
throughout the country. For a common cold and
cough this IS one of the very best remedies ever dis
covered N. b. There is a spurious and counterfeit
article afioat, and lately introduced into this place
Therefore be careful TO get the genuine which is from
S15 Bowery New York. and that the new steel
plate label Is on the bottle 10 prevent countcreits
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwKrr ST. Johne
bnry' Dana, Weeks e Stanton, Danville, Edwards &.
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide & CO. Lyndon. 4
u. Darling Concord. and ]. Jewelt & co. Barnet.
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Administrators Sale,

WILL be sold at public Auction, by virtue OF Ii.
cense from The Hon. Probate Court for the
District Of Essex. Vermont, at the Inn of Hon
George f. Holmes, in Lunenburgh, district aforesaid
on the first Saturday Of March next, at one o'clock
p. NJ. about
80 Acres of Land.
being part of the Willard Farm so called havinr
thereon a small barn, large dwelling house, &c
Said farm is situated at funenhureh Corner anJ-bs
longs TO the estate Of the late DR. Samuel Alden OF
Hanover, N. H.
Dispensing with the customary pufs, 1 will only
say il combines such advantages that those DESTROYS
of purchasing. will doubtless find it an object to at,
tend the sale, when and where further PARTICULARS
will be made known. t.. f-
% REUBEN C. BENTON, Administrator.
Lunenburgh, Feb. s. 1874. a4Iws
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Our Stock

OF shelf Goods having been repIensheJ, we are
" now enabled to furnish almost every article u.s.
ually called for this season of the year Ladies
and Gentlemen are invited 20 call
E. JEWErr & co.
Feb l. 1874. $40
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GEO. NTE, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, S..
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in tho estate of
LUXE MILLEn, late of WestGcd, deceased
Greeting.
WTHEREAs, Isaiah H. Miller, Administrator Of
w said deceased, requests Of this Court TO gran,
him the further time of one year from and after the
first day of February next to make payment of the
debts against said estate.
Therefore You are hereby notified to sppear at
session OF the Probate Court 10 be holden at Iras-
hursb on the 2lst day OF February next and show
cause if any you have why the time should not be
extended aforesaid. And this order shall he pub.
lished three weeks successfully in the Caledonian
printed at ST. Johnsbu'y before The day assigned for
hearing.
Given under my hand at IrasbuIgh, this Goth
day Of January. A. D. 1874.
3iOw3 GEO. NYE. Julre
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Essex S.
The Probate Court for the District of Essex-To
all concerned in the estate Of Jacob Emerson late
Of Lunenburgh, in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
"HEREAs, A. N BRAcKErr. Executor Of lie
w last Will and Testament Of said deceased has
suggested to said Court that he proposes TO render
The account of his administration on said estate at
The Probate Court to be held The Probate Office in
Gudhall, in said district, the 23d day Of Febru.
airy next-Therefore you hereby cited TO appear
at said Probate Court and show cause if any YOU
have why the said account should not be allowed
Dated at said Guildhall this 26th day of January
A. ID. 1874.
Blows WIN. HAYWOOD I'm Rs,is,.,
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NEW GOODS

H. JEWETr & co. have the pleasure of in
forming Their customers and the public gener-
w i'm ter GOODS,
which they offer for sale reasonable terms; and
would invite those in want Of Goods to give them
call
Young Hyson Tea Of different quali,ies-a few
chests of Uery superior quality. Cofee-different
kinds; Spices Of all kinds; Box, Keg and Sultana
Raisns: Eng. Curronts; MoIasses, loaf and brown
Dew and fine cut Tobacco; Coarse and 6ne Sal, a.
&C st. Johnsbuty, Feb. 1, 1874.
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Caledonia County Grammar School, at
Lyndon.

INyHE sp,ina Term commences on Monday, March
Il Alb and continues eleven weeks. Instruction
will be given in the Greek, Latin and French Ian
onage, and all the English Branches pnrsued in sim
liar Institutions. Drawing, Painting and Music WIN
be tnugbt. An unusual number oil Lectures WIN %
n cout,e on Anatomy and Physiology will be given
by W. ). Carpenter, NJ. d. Toition, board Si; 4"
usual. ]. o. ADAMS. Principal.
Lyndon, VT. Jan. "a, 1874. S3S"4
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To Sell OF 10 Let.

A FARM, in Concord, situated "a mileS from
IA the Corner. the county road leading TO 81
Johnsbury. Said farm consists of
E90 Acres Of good Land,
we'll ws'rred, with good and convenient buildings
il is we'll fenced and has thereon fine young orch
ard. Said farm will he sold or let on reasonable
terms. WILLIAM NlCHObo.
conro,J Der 90 ls43 334if
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
FURNITURE rURvrTUREn

Tue subscriber, thankful for the liberal pa-
tronage bestowed IN The late Firm, would res.
pectfu!ly inform the citizens of Baton Rouge
and vicinity, that he viii continue the business
OF Cabinet making and repairing NJ the old
stand, on Church street, opposite M. Granary's,
on his own account. An assortment oil Farni-
ttre consisting in part, ofBedsteads, Armoirs,
Tables, Chairs, &c. will be constantly kepton
hand or made 10 order.
Old Furniture neatly cleaned and repair.
ed.
Turning will also be executed.
An assortment Of Tiester paper always on
hand.
Coin making promptly attended to, and a
new Hearse, just completing, will always be
kept in readiness, on the premises.
A share Of public patronage Is solicited by
JACOB PIPER.
Dec lith as.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
GARD.

The snbsertbef grateful for The liberal pa.
iFonage extended 70 him since his arrival in
this CITY, respectfully informs his friends and
tho public 10 general that ths second course
Of Instruction IN Vocal Music for adults, viii
commence on lhe End Of January ia46, al
which time new pupils will be- admitted, and
thus continue until the 18th. Those wishing
70 acquire this very desirable branch 0ftjow.
ledge are solicited TO attend.
Terms-f6 per eourss payable monthly.
The Glass viii meet Is formerly In The Pres.
bytefiah church.
Evenings GEed for instruction are Tues.
days and Thursdays, AZ o. o'clock +. VI.
The nndetDgoed nvails himself df Ibis
opportunity 70 inform flte Parent, md bob
lie that Tho examination 6f the Jnvenflr
Glass in tho rndime0ts Of Voeal Music will
take place on Friday next 2o,h inst. nj IL
past ,, P. NJ, in the Presbyterian Church.
after which new pupils viii hs received.
AR. FUERTES.
Dec. I1fh.. AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
SUGAR PLANTATION, SLAVES, &c.
% SALE

For sale on reasonable terms a Plantation
lying on the river Mississippi nine miles be.
low Baton Rouge on line same side-hayine
about eleven arpen8 and a half front on the
river with adepth Of forty afpens-the lines
slightly closing combating about four hun
dred and thirty-fve superficial arper more
or tcss.-Fhc said plantation has about two
hundred arpens cleared and under good fence
with a comfortable dwelling and necessary
Sugar buildings-wilh u horse mill.
The said plantation has been for several
years cultivated as q sugar plantation and
there is now saved sufficient seed cane to con.
tiRue il in THAI cultivation.
Also an other tract Of land lying immedi.
ately in the rear ofsaid plantation containing
about sixty-threc arpens-being all woodland
also twenty-one valuable slaves of both sex.
es and different ages-aH northumberland
also Horses, mules, oxen, cows, and sheep
Farming utensils-corn, fodder and hay.
A lot Of ground ia the town ofBaton Rouge
situated near the market house opposite Mr.
Brunots Office measuring so feet front by los
feet in depth.
II the above plantation and tract of land
slaves &c, be not previously disposed of at
private sale they will be sold at Auction on
The premises on MONDAY the 18th OF Jan.
uary next.
The terms will beas fol1owsi-Fortbe PLAN
taiion cultivated as a sugar ptantation, four
thousand dollars cash and The balance at one,
two and three years.-The tract Of land in the
rear of said plantation one third cash and the
balance at one, two and three years-for the
slaves and lot one fourth cash and the balance
in one and two years-for the personal pro-
persy-all sums usder thirty dollars cash
for all sums above thirty dollars--at one year.
For the credit amounts, the purchaser will
have to give his notes with a co-obliger to.
the satisfaction of the vendors, and the paw
rnent of the price ofof the land, and slaVesto q.
be secured by mortgage, and confession of
Judgment on the properly scotland the notes
10 be payable ar the Bank ofLouisiana, al Ba-
Ton Rouge aud @ bear interest al se rate of
eight per centlm, per annual, from maturity
until paid.
Iae safes 70 be passed at the expense Of
purchaser before the Parish Judge.
Any one wishing 10 inquire in relation To
said property can call on Mr.. LarguieT senr.
Al Baton Rouge OF on Mr.. Marcellia MARTINEZ
on the premises,
De, t4ih, IS,
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conner Of The street until The PROCESSION,
tint n u say. tiose who were pn foot bad
pissed BY. when they atiemted 10 cross
oset aad IN dung 20 were thfo~h down
mud hidden 6vef by some Of Che hofsanan
Whaifo0ghl up tho feafs@0gf lbfofmaaf
ftilief states thai be- and. bis wife Nfre
both considerably iBtafeJ. liz saws lint
6n y complaining u THESE tneof1e0 H9fs6.
ineh If their conduct, ha vas very cpoliy
TOLD Thai he aid bis vito bud 10 fiehl 10
cross Tho street. This was III Tho salislac.
lion he could obtain. Wa nahg no com,
monis 0nAllis outrage. II epe8ha fW iis4if
and II D flr specimen Of practical %loeof0-
retsm.l IfpRlo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14

VIII be paid for information that will lead
to the conviction Of The assassin y bo attempt.
ed to murder the undersigned At bic home III
Tic night u Thursday the 2lst and Friday
morning 22d instant, BY presenting and snap.
ping a percussion pistol at him through tie
railing IN front Of his hogse.
Said assassin bad 81 a dark coiorcd sur.
tout or ogcrcoaf, bad an awkward s8jDg Of bis
shoulder and awkward gait ID hig walk fl
retreafiug from the gate, vas barebeaded At
the time, but it is believed he held Bis hat IL
his hand.
The subscriber is Of opiaion that be ahot
the assassin ID the hip or u his body at The
height Of bis hip, from the direction and trace
Of the bullet through a bueh.
II Il believed that he slipped and fell ii the
mud about half square from the house in
running off and consequently must have had
his clothes considerably soiled.
Any aohite person geho may haze seen an
individual Of the above appearance coming
from the direction Of the house of Mr.. Win
lhrop aboat IL O'Clock at night Of returning
that way about 2 o'clock in the morning, On
the above named date is respectfully request
ed 10 give information, in order 10 aid By cor
ro5oratige testimony ii the detection Of tae
assassin.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Sc Nov. 30 No. 43 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-14
HENRY CLAY

sihee tic result II tie pFasifHHtiI Eia Z
ton bae6fla khUWBt mary ef OR Wing lftettda
In every sseii6a Of the Uniaa, have expressed
il wish that Mt Clay could be Induced 10 10
enter the T. d Senate, Those wishes. cannot
be realized, The Vbiea II HahfYBlay witch
for tialiy, thhtig yaafa has Feseutaal through
the Senate GhHf1baf, VIII be heard There no
more The hn1adntad aud patriotic CHEF,
Aadfe beloved than ever nt4h was beloved
taavs The immortal Wishi6glof) III this re.
public, has retired Ffoh Tic councils Of the "a,
ton forever No longer will tho tfamBatstoaes
If The noble statesman OF Kentucky be hoard,
RfVilsiag d dtBtfAeted and diefifiled people 10
defend thaiF outraged Fights, TO sustain tho
honor Of their eauhtfy's flag. to punish tho In
aultiBg foe, 10 ay6nga the wrongs of tltait cite
izBhs, No longer will thai voice be heard In
the Senate Chamber. which GRO nos has been
potent to save The U1iah from impending dis4
|aaidt!ehI n1 longer VIII it strike terror 10 tie
hearts Of the corrupt minioha Of power, and
make the power Itself to lfemble for lie own
misd0ings, No longer will thai voice BIG heard
when dark clouds hover over tl5@in the days
when the strong man ID blahehed with fear,
ard ihs weak and timid give 80 all f1r ldstas
not d. III former days @ilt Henry Clay bB N
the Hehalst 10 rouse q people by the HBtiuatthg
cry Never despair Of The Republic The
padf mah'H friend, The pure patriot The pro-
found statesman. The " man Of the age" has
retired from public llfg forever. IN hls retire.
neht The blessings and prayers Of millions Of
Bis fsll4w eeuatrytnah attend bin, Eio who
F." would rather be right thaB President" now
stands, Of al living mon, " first IN tbs hearts
NJ his country hipn ,"-z if6piss
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INV AND SPLENDID G0NFEC.

TTTVHNY 5TUHE1
The undersigned viii open on Monday Ito
tGfh Instant 4 new Store IN the above Inns,
THaHltfbl for tbs patronage he received Whiie
IN partnership with M. Mu#setm8n. be bopes
II receive again fie same pftre9aae, and be
viii do all N his power 10 deserve 10.
lie will always have oA hand an assortment
IT fina sugar bint0s, e0Ht6ts, paRtit, crisp al
mobd, candles, sgfups, If oil kind Cakes
sc. for marriages or baptism Boxes and pa
befa If sWeetmsala for Christmas presents
lie viii fathtsh them IN retailers at tho
New 0fte9bH prizes, aud all articles sold by
HIN viii bg warranted 6ftba best quality
His stafa ia IN tbs house Of Madam lion
adjoining Messfs Philips ~ tbnoHe
A. AHTu3
dne, II Al 1914.
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THs undefsieaed. respectfully ihfaftus ihe
citizens Il DalgH ttguge aHdl ia Vicinity, that
he has femaged bis Gahihel Ware Bi0p from
is former location, q liB FIRST lf6tsr below
MfsjghH tteid's 4Haf Tie MtFkstiIguses WhsFs
he viii, as heretofore, ATTEND ~ slf orders ID
The COMMUNICATING t1sinesss ahd continue 10
such is Bsasteadsa Chairs. hfa8ifs, Tables,
Hooking Glasses Bsdaf CHESS, g%afnishlBg
paper, &C. SC.
Collins made AZ The shortest aeliee and hf
The most reasonable prices. lie wilt Keep Ms
taaaal, a Heafss, which Will always Dc ready
70 hire.
URBAN HADtEY.
Dec Am 40,
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
RaLLAh If Laak Hmm Rnuna.

Gilbert sout4fre, 6f thg Parish 81 East Da
toh Rouge, having Tho ihteHtion @ smaHctbaiD
bis slave Bsiaoy attat Elizabeth Josephine,
any person who may hags legal opposition ~
said 6nauei patton ii required to file taid dppos
sltion in lbs Office 6ftbe clerk Of tie Parish
Court for said parish, within fefty days from
the dste 81 said notice.
Given uader ny hand this 14th day Of No.
vembef, 1874.
H. w. FOWLER, Sheriff
nov 10, Al
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DIS lfMrIMN

THB Firm Of HADLEY4 PIPER was die.
solved BY mutual consent, on the lst of Mo-
yenber last, All persons having claims will
present them aud those Indebted. are reques.
ted to make immediate payment to
URBAN HADLEY, or
JACOB PIPER.
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IEVEE Ann p0AD aALE

There vii BE- exposed for sale 10 The how.
est bidder, OH Monday. 23d December be-
tween fhe hours Of 10 and q o o'clock, Tho nkk.
ibg 0ftte f6ad aud lagee. and repairs Beeey
safy 10 thg GsW l5gss, III front Of tho proper.
~ belonging 70 tho heirs 81 G. B~iackman
bounded above by Lands Of CT II Gibb6g and
belsw BY lard OF PMieiaf,
III. L.KSOX
inspector IN r0sd and ieyees 9Th ward
West Baton Rouge, Nov. gI, 1914.
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' tV3@tN @batA ~ @fAT Fk&tF a@f#DHFEit sNFHH"s
by yiiae II sn order of tho Probate Court
of ibis PARISH IL vii be- offered 1t public sale
by the undersigned Judge, on the 23d Decem.
Der h6sf, ID 10 Al M at Tho residence Of MIR.
P.dff6 Biantfar5, al tho goods, moyesble and
inHoyeable property, bot6ngingt 10 ito fuete4.
sion Of Ms. Elizabeth M41toH, widow III tho
late Pierre blanchard, consisting Of
la piece u land situated IN this parish
1T 40 APRONS from tbs ftgeb IN Che rear Of tho
land Of Mr. YIN. u Robertson, containing
three quarters Of an arpeHt front by 40 sfpsus
in depth. between parallel lines.
2--Flieou slaves NJ gariotis agos and sexeg,
seven horses, mitch cows, cattle, agricultural
implements, furniture, &c, &e.
TEHae-Tbe laHd and slaves rs three equal
p~aytdema@-the Let in March 1916, tbe second
In 1f4rch is47, aud the fbltd 10 March 1913,
The mogsable half III March nfxf and halfin
March 1916, tho whole h satisfactory joint
notes, bearing 9 per cent from due, payable at
The Office of Die Judge ofthlg parish, and sps.
Gil mortgage 81 tae l1imogeabls property tll
G0al payment.
r. FAvROT, =. J..