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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
From the Bal,imore PatTiot.

From tue BALTIMORE PatTI0t. S
A NEW WING SONG,
Tritten 70, the Fourth Ward Ashland Clay Club
BY MEMBER OF THE CLUB.
Tune-"THou reign'st in tkis bosom"
Rouse! rouse ye Wings to your duty,
High high! your banners display,
Fling fling its folds to the breezes,
Place on II the name Of our CLAY.
Yes. yesl yes! yes!
Place on il the name of our CLAY.
The! will rescue from traitors,
This this! our own happy land,
Swear! swear! we all here assembled,
By him we ever will stand,
Yes! yes! yes! yes!
By him we ever will stand.
When! when. foe did menace Us,
Then. then he stood by our cause,
Brave! brave! in the hour OF peril,
The friend OF our country and laws.
Yes! yes! yes! yes.
The friend of our county aud laws
Free! Free! Trade! he opposes,
Tell.teH.it from East to West,
Let! let the working-man know 1t.
That CLAY loves our own Yorkmen best.
Yes. yes! yes. yes!
CLAY loves our own workmen best.
List list he speaks to the Locos,
Cease! cease! with our'co untry to prank,
Dcwn! down! with your Sub-Treasury,
Establish a National Bank.
Yes! yes! yes! yes!
CLAY goes for a National Bank.
States! States! are heavy In debt now,
Tax! Tax! the Locos do say,
Give! give the land that are due them,
And they viii be able to pay.
Yes! yes! yes!-yes!
And they will be able to pay.
Say say! shall Calhoun rule US,
Mo- no! the people do say,
Nor. nor! Van Buren, or Johnson,
None but the patriot CLAY.
No! no no ! no!
None but the patriot CLAY
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

IRA man down east has invented machine
to renoyate old bachelors. Out Of good sized,
fat, greasy old ba chelor. he can make quite a
decent young man; have enough leftto make
two small PUPPIES, pair Of leather breeches, land
smull kettle of soft soap! Surely this is an age
of Improvement.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
v ANTED2

ENRON twelve to fifteen GIRLS IL years old
r. or more, to work III BOND HARBOUR WOOL
EN- Factory, three miles below the Yellow Banks
Kentucky; for which we will pay fifty dollars
per year end ded, to hands acquainted with
the business.
ANY letter on the subject to be addressed TO
R, TRIPLETr & c., Yellow Banks, KY, o.
R. H. GOULD, EXCHANGE HOTEL, Evansville la.
Feb 29th, '44-3t.-*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
THE WESTERN STATESMAN.

The following eulogium (says the Phila-
delphia Forum) was pronouncedby the Rev
erend Mr. Capers, before the Wing Conven-
iion,of Alabama, last year,and weIneed scarce
yatii, that it filledleyery bosom with the fire
of patriotism, and nerved every heart with
the resolution to do its best. As there are
doubtless mady of our readers who do not
know Mr.. Capers, we viii state for their in
formation, that he is one of the oldest and
able ofthe preachers belonging TO the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church land that he is one
of the most eloquent of men, is attested by
the following truthful eulogium upon
HENRY CLAY.
81 have insinuated, sir, that the temple o.
liberty has been shaken to its very base, BY
the genius ofthis thing called democracy
And who doubts it? Who has forgotten
the scenes of 1912, when thc sound Of
the drum was heard in Carolina, her plains
covered with the armies of Andrew the Great
and her coast lined with his frigates of war
What patriot heart beat not with painful anx
iety, when the issue was suspended on al
appeal to Congress? The appeal was made
it was reiected-the genius of democra
cy reigned in the temple of liberty, and in
stead Of an armistice, the Blood Force Bill
passed. The tocsin ofwar sounded through
out the capitol, and the armies of Govern
ment were commanded to bow 'the traitors
or exterminate them from the homes of thei
fathers Sir, it was an eventful hour-th
old lion of democracy bowling for the bloc
of freemen's sons-and the goddess of Lii
erty weeping over the scene! twas indee
an eventful hour-one fell blow, and COZ
fict ensues which dissolves the Union, an
spreads death and destruction throughou
the land. In the eventful moment, the Wis
sage of the care-worn majestic being appeare
whose brow seemed to be suspended tn
ponderous weight of liberty and the Uniol
when 10! voice as from the ghost of Wasl
ington exclaimed-0SAyE THE UNION
TWAS PURCHASED WITH TIL
TEARS AND BLOOD. OF YOU
FATHERSg'--'Twas CLAY, sir, TIL
matchless statesman. Clay, bearing in OF
hand the olive branch of peace; and in ii
other the sword of truth and of liberty, b
approached the altar concentrated TO liber
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
\ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ LII persons interested will take notice
~ that the undersigned have taken out let
ters of admin istraton on the estate OF Samuel
Steel, late of yanderburgh County, Indiana
deceased. All PERSONS having claims against the
estate will please present them, all those in
debted will please come to the administrators
and make payment. Tue estate is supposed to
he solvent. JOHN SPYKER.
DANIEL d. .STEEL.5 Gums
Feb Doth '44-3*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
sIIrRIrR SALE.

r. virtue of a decree made IN the AHnder-
81 3 bnrgh Circuit Cour at tho March Term,
A d. I8i3 and to me directed, in iaspr oil Dan-
iel Baldwin against Amos Clark and others. I
have levied upon the following described prop
erty to wit:-Lot number Is in the original plan
OF thu Town of Evansville, and tract Of land
bounded as follows to witi-Part oil the east half
of the north east quarter of fractional seclien
number twenty-six, (26) in Tow nship six, ts)
south Of range number eleven, CD west III the
Vlncennes Land District aud beginning a th c
south west corner 0 said half quarter section,
running thence north in line OF sIid tract to the
centre or top of the ridge which runs towards
the Ohio river TO a stake thence along the centre
OF said ridge towards the said river,to the
or top of the ridge which runs nearly igiit
angles with the first named ridge and parallel
with the Ohio river, thence on a line 20 point
the bank of the river dividinglhs front the
into equal paEs or distances,so as 10 embrace in
said tract one half of the front oil said halt quar-
Ter on the river, thence down the bank OF the
river 10 the south line of said hall quarter eec-
tion, thence west TO the beginning containing
about 10 acre, being the same land conveyed
BY John b. Sinson and wife to said Amos Clark.
Which property will expose 10 public sale son
the 9th day Of March, 1884, at tn court honse
door in the Town of Evansville, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock Il. NJ. and O'Clock
NJ of said day, by first offering the rents and
profits for seven years, and on failure 90 realize
the full mount demanded by said decree with
damages and cost Will at the time and
place expose the fee simple of said property TO
satisfy said decree and cost.
VIM. NJ. WALK Err. Sheriff V. G.
Feb 90. J844 -8t-prs-fee-S3,5 so
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

a Office is hereby gwen that l viii expose
/ = sale at pu bile auction on Friuay tue /
day of March 1914, at the late residence OF
Charles Bigley, late OF Vanderburg all the per-
sonal property of said deceased consisting OF
of horses, hogs, cattle. corn oaie, hay, farming
utenels and household and kitchen furniture 81 c
A credit of nine months viii be given for all
sums over three dollars. less shan the rboye
amount cash. Bond and approved security will
be required. WILSON SHOOK Admr.
Feb % ,dd 2t
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

The Globe says Mr.. Van Buren, would
despise the Presidency ifhG were sung into
it. We suppose the party intends by this
to try TO cry him into it, and this supposi-
ton is srenthened by the increased length
of their faces since they have received the
news of the result of the Maryland cleo
tons.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

The SEAT OF Love CHANeED.-That droll ge.
MUS, DR.. Valentine, insists upon it that love lies
not in the HEART but the HEEL. If this be true,
Major Noah thinks that the negroes must be tire
most loving and efEoctionute people in the world
II the size of the heel is any indication, love,
sticks out feet as we say in the classics
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

When old Zachariah Fox the great merchant
Of Liverpool, was asked by what means he con-
trived to realize so large fortune as he possess
ed, his reply was:-"Friend by arucle
alone, in which thou mayest deal too, il thou
pleasest-civility.''
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
EAMlLY NR0cERY STORE!

pasN@E He subscriber beg lenve to inform his
Ia friends and the public generally that he
has refited his Store Main street just above
the Bulls Head where he intends keeping gen.
eral assortment of Groceries cheap can be
rot any where in Evansville. Persons from the
country would do well to call before going into
town. THOS. McALPIN
March 7th, IA If.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

N0TICE is hereby given thai the undersign
IN ed has taken out letters OF adminst ration
on the estate OF Charles Bgley, late Of Wander
burgh Co unity State of Indiana. All persons
debted TO said estate are requested TO make ias
mediate payment, and all persons having claims
a gainst said estate hereby notified present
them duly authenticated for settlement. The
estate is supposed TO be insovent.
WILSON SHOOK. Admir-.
Feb % IA st.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
n uSE PalNTlkG AMI GLAZING,

HWOULD niormthe public generally that none
a of the above shall interfere in the least with
nv Panting business, will work low for Cash
or any kind of TRADE, or for NOTHING, 1t the en-
ployet will only furnish plenty of Materials
THOS. McALPIN.
March 9TH, IA IT,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
ADMINISTRATORS sAI,E.

NAY Office is hereby given that willie the
AZ 23d day OF Mcrch next at the late resl-
dence of Harmon Racer deceased, offer Tor sale
the personal property ofsaid Racer consisting Of
horses. oxen, one two horse wagon, tnrmiHg
utensils and household and kitchen inrniture
&C. A credit OF twelve months will be given
on all sums over So upon the purchaser giving
notes with approved security. all SUMS under
GO CASH. LEWIS fiERIEY Adnir
Feb 29ih 3-*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

1t is stated in the New York papers, that
Clerk in mercantile house in that city, de
rauded the concern OF more than $50 900, by
false entries.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
0Dague Granite China.

HUST received full assortment Of RIDGE
81 WAYS improved OPAQUE GRANITE
CHINA comprising Dinner SETS, Tea sels. ant
Toilet ware complete. Also g. G. ware mud
Queens ware, in oil lis varieties, by the crate or
III quantities 10 suit purchasers.
BABCOCkS & SHARPE
Water Street 2nd door below Main Street..
Feb. D, "a &.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

SuBmME.-An out west editor, in a''leader"
Oh the momentous subject OF civilization, per-
petrates the follow ing: ss'rhe march Of cvil:za-
lion is onward. onward, like the slow but intre-
pid tread OF d jackass tow ards peek Of oats"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
COMPREHENSIVE.

sSaaatIE UNDERSIGNED have this day asso-
= Ia cialed themselves under the fran of
BABCOCKS & SHARPE. for the purpose Of
lransactng General Grocery, Crockery To-
bacco, aud Produce business.
ELISHA s. BABCOCK.
CHARLES BABCOGk
PETER SHARPE.
Evansville Feb p Al. II.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
THE JOURNAL


1AsNt Il ~ IL OLAA1AA 4tA \ - -
I'VE stop the press to insert the following
account of one of the most Distressing and
dreadful accidents it has ever been our duty
to record. 1t mas just reached us by the
River, and IS confirmed in all The papers re-
ceiyed from the East:
BURSTING OF The BIG GUN ON
BOARD THE STEAMSHIP PRINCE
TON AND THE DEATH OF THE
Hon. Gov. GILMER,
Hon. JUDGE UPSH0R,
Hon VIRGIL NANCY,
Com. KENYON,
Col. GARDINER,
andseyeral others.
We received at one o'clock this morning
by extraordinary and special express, exclu-
siVeiv for the Baltimore Sun, the following
letter from our Washington correspondent,
which contains the most awful news it has ev-
er been our lot TO record. We have no heart
to say one word, except 10 state that the
melancholy facts may be relied on.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON CRY,
Wednesday night, 8 O'Clock.
The District of Columbia is, this night, one
i. unbroken scene of sorrow and dismay. Death
wlthiis sable wings, again hovers over us
AsGreat God! What shadows we are and
what shadows we pursue"
This morning, large party of ladies ano
gentlemen, amongst whom were the Presl
dent of the United States and family; mem
bers of Congress, and several distinguished
gentlemen from various States OF the UniOr
proceeded on board the Princeton, cap
tain Stockton, down the river on an excur
sion. Every thing passed off Delightfully."-
until, on the return of the vessel, wheI
abreast of Alexandria, when salute wa!
about to be fred The word was given
an unusal sound was heard--the big CUR
bursted into atoms, and my trembling pei
can scarce record the fact that the
Hon. Gov GILMER,
Hon. Judge -UPSHUR,
Com. KENYON,
Col GARDINER, of n. York, an'
Hon. VIRGIL MAXCY, of Mary
land, WERE INSTANTLY KILLED!
Several sailors, report says FIVE, were ais
blown TO atoms.! Col. Benton is slight
wounded, and Capt. Stockton severely.
The ZION ]. W. Tyson, ID assistant 2. N
Genepn, had his hat cu;--and piece of tn
gun, about six inches in length, quietly res
ed on the top of his head.
The Hon. Mr.. Wicklitfe had started to go o
deck with Judge Upshur, when some one be To-
calIed-detained him for second, and therb
saved his life.
The Secretary of War, TO avoid the crack
the gun, advised the President go below, whei
they were sitting when the calamity happened
The legs of Messrs. UPshur and Gilmer al
shockngiy mutated
Captain Stockton, as soon the shock ovel
wheImed him caught his chin then ciapPed h
hands up each eide OF his lace and was IN It
act of leaping overheard when he was caught b
the Hon. NV. Tyson.
These facts may be relied upon as have o.
tanned them from gentlemen who were on boal
were eye-witnesses of the scene, and WI
were the first remove the dead bodies
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
NEW BOOTS.

These boots were never made for me,
They are too short by half
/ want them long enough you see,
To cover I'll the calf.
wait, ir,"said Last, with slifed laugh,
10 alter them I'll try;
But if they cover all the calf,
They must be FIVE FEET HIGu!n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
PASIuAING.

yRASs he subscriber would also inform tbs cit
"a liens OF Evansville and the public that he
has opened q large pasture containing 25 acres
in Timothy and red top, directly opposite his
store where he would be glad to receive hors es
cows. or beef cattle. Terms Low.
THOS McALPIN.
March 9TH, IA, If.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

CONGRESSIONAL SrArIsrIcs "A down East man
"A relative, no doubt Of Major Jack Downing or
Sam Slick, in writing to his friend OF the New
Orleans Republican, gives the following unique
division OF The House of Representatives,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
THvo COWARD sTACER, DAVID JuDKlKs.

FHVU CON ARD TACEK, DAVID JUDhIkS.
q EWING JARED, aud all other persons in
terested in or owning lands adjoining to the ios-
lowing described land.
Please TO take notice that on Thursday the 7th
day OF March next, shati have the County
Surveyors OF Vanderburgh Couiy 10 run the liuts
and perpetuate the corners oil about ZOE acres in
the North West quarter, and twenty IN
South West quarter OF section fourteen in town
number FIVE, south OF range nnniber Eleven
West in the said County OF Vonderhugh.
PHILIP KRAHLER.
Febvusry rs, is44 s,e
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
ADMINISTRATORS EoTkcE.

NY Oh ICE is hereby gisea that the pndcrs: On
AyS ed has taken out letters Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on The estate Of Harmon Rozer late OF Va0der-
hureh county in the State o + Indiana deceased.
All persons indebted to the said estate are re-
questedto make Immediate payment. and tlfosn
having claims against the same are notified te
present the duly authe niicaied Tor sefsle-
ment. The estate is supposed TO be solvent.
LEWIS HERLEY 4 dmr
Feb. OOH. 49,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
STATE or LNDL4WAt 90
L.uade.L..rnh Gn.l.iu -.


i'A" Michel +. Foreign Attachment.
ira A. Fairchildl
a MTHEREAS on the Seventeenth DAY Of Feb
W. rLary A d 1914 John Mitchell sued Out
Of the office of the clerk of the Nanderbusat
Circuit Court writ OF foreign attachment
against the lands aud tenemenis, goods and
chattes, credits, moneys and effects OF la 4.
Fairchild, which said wit delivered 10 lie
find VIII ereas, said Sheriff las made return Of
said writ with the following endorsement Ia
wit:-'-Came to hand February II, iS44. liy
virtue Of the within writ did on the nineteenth
day OF February A D 1874, take to nay assis-
lance William msted Jr. n credible house
holder of said county, and we>did. on the day
and year last aforesaid, by virtue oil the within
writ attach the following DIES crbed real cssate-
(at the suit oil the within named pialllilF John
MitcIelD as the property OF the within named
Ira Il FairchId, that is TO suy the south west
quarter OF the south east quarter of Sc ctioe num-
Der two (2l in township numb six lel south o
OF lands sold al Vinconnes, Indiana, siaute IN
the county OF Fanderburgh aforesaid. fad we
do value and apprase the fee sehple nf the
above described real estate at the fu48r
-hundred and fifty dollars.
| Given under our hands this 18Th day Of Fsh-
ruagy A D 1874. WIN. NJ. Walker >. z
Vim. OLmsiea j.
I NOW therefore notice is given 70 ne SAID
! Ira Fairchild, that the said writ OF Foreign
! Attachment is n pending and UNDETERMINED
! in our Vanderburgh Circuit Court, aud tho sad
defend OF the same will be heard aud detergasii-
/ ed Ia his absence.
SAMUEL T. JENKINS Clerk.
Feb 22nd. IA 81 prs fee G4,0J
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
"a MOVED

A LIS & HOWES have removed TO tie
"a NEW BRICK STORE on Water Street three
doors above Main and next door TO Carpenter &
Ladd, where they will be happy to wait on their
friends. Feb. 22nd IA II.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name
of ROBERT w. DUNBAR, as a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer at
the August election.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07
JOHN w. GRANT,
TAIL OR.

ME ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens OF
IA, Evansville and its vicinity that he has
opened a TAILOR SHOP on Locust street one
door below John Shanklin's Store. where he
hopes by strict attention to his business 10 merit
share ofpublic patronage
Evansville, March 18th, IA, st.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

(TWE learn by the eastern papers of the
death Of the Hon. NICHOLAS BIDDLE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-03-07

0EFWe are authorised to announce DIR
DANIEL LANE as candidate for County
Treasurer at the August election.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28

convereationn allait mourn ~ changerr d'obiet,

conversation allait MOURN gu changer d'obiet,
lorsque Pelo Rouan, qui await sans doute des
raisons pour celia, frctta ses yeux CONNIE pn
homme qui s'eveillez ct dit:
Ai-je reve, maitre Simonpet r.. N'avez-gous
point dit que nous allohs Avoif yin nouNeat capis
tame pour metre a Ia raison les Loups..s que
lie ciel confondel Jai dit celia, mon honnre, ct
c'est Ia yerita. Tant que les lou,n'ont fait que
.piller NJ. de Vaunoy, "a cour de Paris MY q
point vi de NAL mails les hardis ~brigands sont
allies, CONNIE 2hacun salt, iusqu'a Rennes, alta
quer en- plein. Jour Ph6tel de M. l'intendant. lis
interceptent limp6t.... Quel domniage inter-
rompit Pincorrigible Cotton avec un sarcastique
s%ourire. &c sont de tiers gueuxl dit Pelo Rou-
an avec simplicite mais sayez-vous quand ar
rivera Get officer du roi don't vous parlez? On
%'attend, mon homme.
Pelo Rouan Sc leva, prit I'm pichet quill porta
a ses levTes ct dit ayec une bonhomie gu la
Iyieille GoIon seule crut decouvrir une pointe de
~raillerie i:
Ala sante du nouveau capitaine. A sa santel
repondirent les serviteurs, de IL Tremlays.
LA SUITE an proclaim n%umeto.)
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28
FRANKLIN,

WA HE a.AH E --D N
Els commissaires du College Franklin Sc font un
here de cette institution commeneera lie pre- nier lundi de
noyembre proclaim.
LIE Revd. JOHN BURKE, dernierement della paroiaSe dc
NEtchitoches, a etc numme president sa profonde cru
Idition dams toutes les branches qui constituent une
education collegiate, ct son experience CONNIE profess
seur ~classique, sont de surs garants, pour les commits
saires, qu'ils peuvent lie re commando au public CONNIE
un instituteur digne de sa protection.
On e%nseignera dams cette institution, toutes les
branches dune complete education collegiate, etnbras!
SAINT les langues, Anglaise, ~franeaise, Espagnole, Latino
ct Grecque, les mathematiqucs, la philosophie naturelle
&ca.; on s'attachera particuliercment a renseigne-
ment coniPlet Ct pratique de la langue FRANCHISE.
La session durefa dix nois ct commencera lie Ter
lundi dc novemhre proclaim
lie Prix de renseignement est fxe a $40 par SEES
sion, ct cclui de la pension a etc rebuilt A $40 aussi
par session Fun ct Pautre p~ayables, Motto compliant ct
Pautre moitie lie Ter mai suivant.
Les commissaires yeuent, quill soft hen entendu,
qu'ancune extra charge ne sera imposee ct que lie prix
de fenscigement, del la pension ,du logement, du blanchis-
sage, du c~hauffage, ct de r6clairage, ne s'6levera ou'a
$3.50 par session les parents devront fournir 4 le1rs
epfants les liyres ct les antres articles De librairie.
Les proiesseurs offfent de bonner aux elevss la pen
sion, lie logement ct &c quie en- depend: nGanioins les pa.
rents ont roption de les placer en- pension dams lie voisi-
mage, s'ns lie preerent.
Les dortoirs duCollegen no laissent rien a desirer sous
lie rapport sanitaiT lis sont wastes, bien acres, ct garnis
de places fcu; iamais plus de deux eleves nioceupe
ront Ia meme ehambre.
Eniin les comnissaires ct Ia facult6 du Cnllege Frank
I'm n'opargneront NJ soins, nj depcnses pour c~ontribueI
au bien etrc DIES pnpilles qui leur scront conf6s.
Par ordse des Comm tssaireS.
Opelousas lie ID Oct. 1S41
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-28
Dentf par ID GOnr Dfs 1grfupcs

SERONT vendueas a I~enchere publique par lie Sous.
- signe Juge dela Paroisses ST Landry, vendfedi LEFT
Decembre proclaim de fannee 1914, a la residence d
Honorine QueSedeau, yeuyed de feu FRANCOIS Ardouin,
sitpee dams Ia vieile Grands Prairie de la dite Paroisse,
Htoutes les prophecies en- eepmunaut6 entire la dite Homo
rineQ uebedeau ct les snfants etheritiers du dit Francoi
Ardouin, son mari a6funfs e0nsistant en- I'm lot de terre,
sur lequel IA dite Honorine Quebedeau, veuve Francois
Ardouib, reside naintenant, ct contenant deux cents
arpents de s%uperficis, borne d'un cote par Ia terre de
Cyprien [. F~ontenot, ct de rautre par la terre de la
yeuve Jean Bite. Lafosse
On attire lot do Terre,
dansla dite Paroisse, situe aussi dams la vieille Grande
Prairie, borne dun cote par Ia terre dc ElyGuillory ct de
l'sutre par celle de Narcisse Lavergne he. L ct conte-
nant 40 afpents de superfcie 90 tetos daFsetes 4 cornes
douces, des chevaux dc charrue, sept esclaves de Fun
ct Pautre sexe ct de diterents ages, Sea. Sc.
Les conditions d Ia Vente.
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