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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

ENRUIT!-FRUIT!-F ERALD has lust
Il received per schooner Isaac Revel, direct from
Baracoa, and for sale pleasing terms,
SOD dozen Pine Apples, very large and sweet
100 punches Banannas-lU0 do Plantons
500 Shadcocks
barrels Lines, small for preserving
barrels Ginger, for preserving
500 Mangocs-200 Mamma Apples
barrels Yams-l0O Sugar Cane
30 Turks Heads
5000 Cocoa Nuts
81, 900 Segars
The above cargo Of Fruit has been selected wi III
great care. and is the finest fruit ever offered in
this market. DULY 29) III. FITZGERALD
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

VIRGINIA LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC
AND MILITARY ACADEMY.--The Fall
Session of this Institution will commence on MON
DAY, the SIh of September next. under the ,lircc.
ton of the present able and successful Professors
Major S. WHEsLER and Mr.. n. B. WEBSTER
Terms, Course of Instruction, Sc, &c , same as
heretofore. JOHN HODGES
July 80 President of Board of Tcusees
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

DRlV ATE BOARDING-H w
Il LANE, on Mi Idle, between North and Gl,s
glow streets, Portsmouth, Va. N. b. Transient
BOarders taken by the week month.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

DRIME NEW ORLEANS MDLASSES.
sale by wits 'o
August
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06
lust RECEIVED. Harper,s Pictorial Bible

Il OSI RECElN Ell, harper 3 TlCtOrlal Bible
~ No. 80 and 81, Is cents,
The Breach Of Promise, Novel, by the author
Of the Jilt, 25 cents,
No Z Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy, 25
cents,
Praise and Principle, or for what shall live, by
the author Of Conquest and Self Conquest.
The Parsonage of Mora, by Frederka Bremen,
25 cents,
No. 50 and GO Illuminated and Illustrated Shakes.
peare, IS cents,
No is Wandering Jew, Harper ed&iou, for sale by
Aug5 G. HALL & co.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06
HHEAP FAMILY GRoCERIEs.-.The

IHEAP FAMILY GROCERIES.-Tbe
- Subscriber having purchased the entire stock of
Goods formerly owned by MIR. ]. NJ. Binford, and
having added theIeuntOa General assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
taxes tins occasion to assure his friends and the
pubic generally, that efforts i'll be found want
ing on his part TO accommodate and give gene, al
satisfaction, being determined to keep constantly
on mana a choice assortment of Groceries which
two places
lie takes this occasion of inviting the former Gus
toners OF MIR. Binford to continue dealing at the
" Old Stand" and bestow upon him some small
share OF the patronage so literally bestowed upon
MS predecessor. GEORGE w. GRICE,
AT Binlord's " OLD STAND"
august = East side the Ma rket.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06
d ECTIFIED WOOD NAPHTHA-

ECTIFIED WOOD NAPHTHA-This
AC having recently come into use in London as
remedy Tor iurocrculous Consumption, and very
favorable and happy effects having resulted from
It, has induced the subscribers have some of il
prepared with great care, perfectly pure and high.
ly fecuhc!, In order that fair trial may be made
OF its merits.
ms Is warranted to be the article so highly re-
Gommended by DR.. Hastings physician to the
rree D'sPrnsary London) in his statement pub
lished III the London Lancet when he cautions ner
sons using 1t to be sure and procure this kind, as
an impure article Tor Coal Tar Naphtha) has pro.
ducch the most unpleasant and dangerous effects.
1t has been used by many of our most eminent Pbv
sicians, with decided success
Ne,o York, jan LIST, 1915 RUSHTIN & CO
The above article of Naphtha just received and
for sale by HENRY BUFF
July IL Hiph strcct
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

DRESERVING SUGAR. superior quail
Il ty of Loaf and w. l.. SUGAR for preserving.
very cheap Also, a good article of ~ O. sn,ra5'
at 7 cents per pound. Call at
Aug Set r. II. WEBB's Cheap Store.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06
GoRDAN's LOTTERY oFFICE.

GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 81
30, 81, "a, IL, u, 66, ~, 48, Is, Is, 81, g. ST.
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 30.
g., 81, SO, 80, 20, 40, 66, IL, II, 81, a. 81
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
This Day only!
S7.O00!!
Prizes OF s 900!
rs Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots
Alexandra" Lottery Extra Glass No 1856
Drawing received Thursday Morning
Drawing received Tomorrow Morning
Capitals s. 900, 5000, 1911 2 of 1000 3OOs 2oOs
zoos, SOS. 20s. los, &c &c
Tickets only $2-Sbarcs in Proportion.
DRAWS THIS DAY,
$4,000,
10 Prizes of s. 5000
rs Numbers, 15 Drawn Ballots
Alexandra Lottery Extra Class No 1856
Drawing received Friday Mornino
pitals,-30, 000 5000, 5000, 500, .OO0 600
5000. $500. 3 25n SOD, 1852 1, 500. I $50
500s 250s, 200-, 50s, 1855, zoos, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Shares in PROPORTION.
Tickets to be had at JNO ID. GORDAN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office NUrfolk
Where the hi hest premium is paid for Cold
oilVer' ana specie Checks' Aug6
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

q UININE.-5O ounces of Sulphate DC Qunine
W Just received by HENRY BUFF,
jury IL High street.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

TRUST SALE. Pursuant to tho Deeds of
Trust from james Alexander of the dates of
3lst of January and % of September, 1874, and
of record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk County
to secure certain debts therein mentioned to the
Bank of Virginia, at Portsmouth, will be cold be
fore the Court House Door in the town of Ports
mouth, at public auction for cash, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th of August. at II O'Clock, the follow
ing NEGROES, or so many may be sufficient TO
satisfy said debts and the of sale, to wi
Charlotte, aged % years; Henry, 10 years; Jrmes
IL years; James, (2d.) IL years. Betsey, 90 years ;
Polly, % years. and her child
JNO. A. CHANDLER,
WIN. II. WILSON, iruStceS'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

A1LLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub.
w lie and Scrivener, General Agent Convey
ANGER and Collector, will attend to all business en-
'rusted tn his care with promptncss and despatch
20 Oihcc on Wide Water Street. head of Roa-
noke Square. Jnlv
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

GARD.-P. & A. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron and
~ Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk Are
now prepared 10 contract for executing any kind of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MENTS, and Machinery in general
Orders left at c. s. G. Rcid's, No. ., Ncwton,s
wharf. or MIR. John Nash, ,rner of High and
crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly al
tended to. Nav 10 e.,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

BACON. 10 Hhds Shoulders, % hhds Sides !,
~ prime order, for sale by
August 7 Wills
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

SHoT,-l300 Bags SHOT, well assorted for sale
- at factory prices, by
august J. WILLS
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-06

l AM IN possession OF several cxuusitely fine
Il toned PIANOS, (particularIv salcctcd ,S
made by the hi ghly celebrated Chickerng These
Pianos are more hi ghlv approve of than those Of
any Other maker in the United States For sale bv
July 81 4, HAIL. Q. 10 "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
The Palladium.

|, is bat seldom obtrude upon the public by
way of appeals for patronage; but a sense OF du-
~ TO ourselves, and 10 the interests OF those who
are already patrons of our humble sheet. induces
US at this time to solicit at the hands of our
friends an extension of our subscription list
With an increased number of subscribers we
could not only improve the appearance of our pa
per, but at the same time increase the amount OF
reading matter. and we think would DO enabled
TO mako it far moro acceptable TO tho rcadcr.-
Tho publishing OF newspaper IS similar to all
other mechanical operations. They arc suited
to the compensation. A low priced shoe is in
differently rnodo, and from low priced materials.
SO with a newspaper. If the subscription IS
small and poorly paid at that the editor has ba'
ltlo inducement to exert himself, anu the pub
Usher has 10 mako many turns TO fill up his pa
per with advertisements of patent medicines OF
proposals for eastern publications..
From the days of our minority. we have beer
connected with tho Palladium. We have laborct
for tho advancement of Wing prnciplos-deom
inc them alone calculated to sustain and advance
the interests of our common country, aud ihf
perretllation of our free institutions. No nave
done this at the sacrifice of health. and tho los
of MEANS and it bchooyes Us to cndoaNor to scci
"a larger rccomponso for our labors; and we nov
solicit that our political friends III tho county VII
endeayor to extend the circulation of our paper
among prompt paying subscribers. We snail en-
deavor 10 improve II equal to the amount OF III
creased means tint may be bestowed upon u.s.
We iavo changed our day OF publication TO SUI
the mails for tho western part OF the county. am
sl,,U I,,oI. for some new subscribe from lha
quarter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

% the assault which has been made upon her.
could no. but rccoIect that she IS my native
State. | look with feelings OF pride q Veneration
at her iIlustrous history. ana treasure up the re-
membrance of her long line OF patriots, heroes.
and statesmen, as part Of the glory OF our COM
mon country.
But, Mr.. Chairman. when the gentleman from
Alabama was denouncing the North as hostile TO
the Union. he nigh. have learnt profitable les
son By casting his eyes upon the other extreme.
Sir. have we heard notes of disoiicctlon. no
threats of disunon, from that quarter! might
rotor TO the numerous resolutions ana speeches at
public meetings declaring that Texas should be
annexed or the Union dissolved. The editor OF
the Globe, in this mornings paper. III common
ting upon the speech of the gentleman from Ala
banna. with great force points him to the spirit
manifested there. As the Globe. | know. IS re-
garded as good authority with my Democratic
friends, | hope they will pardon nc II | make u
shor. quotation from II
But was Mr.. YAacEY waiting IN the even handed
nsce with which he began his speech. when emitting to
spirit Of disafecton the MON nearer hoe
to ahich prospect anaezjng Texas has siSe birth
no haTansues, all governed by the pre-
~, s.,.;mant .Tfx,s u,r,t or WITHOUT the IAIn~ =
II. should buke TINS spirit OF revolt
of Union. lest might (aishough originating
personal nteress) be considered tolerated
corporation ~ disposition dissolve the
Confederacy whih be had denounced at The oiher end
Mr.. Chairman. any attempt to dissolve tho
Union or weaken the ties by which We arc united.
should meet with indignant rcbuke. In the con-
tinuanco Of the Union lies our only prospoc: of
safety. We, sir, who oppose the annexation OF
Texas are satisfied with the Union as It Is. W e
desire no change; we ask for no extension. Our
territory is already sufficiently extensive TO pro-
mote the welfare Of all. The constellation upon
our countrv's flag needs not the addition of tho
! lone star of Texas to increase its brilliaucy, or
add TO tho glory of our Rep4blIc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
f:,eat CONDENSATION at New Castle.

We have only time to say. as our paper IS 60
ing TO press, that village was visited last cSo-
ming bv tho most painful and disastrous caaml-
tv il has ever been our lot TO witness. About
seven O'Clock. last evening fire broke out IN the
saddler shop of Mr.. John Taylor. which spread
with inconceivablo rapidity 10 tho adjoining build
ines: Mr.. SCOTS Tavern stand, and Mr. /. ,.
Haley's halter shop. all Of which were entirely
DESTROYED bv the devouring element. ne houses
on tho opposite corners including tho Court House,
which was several times discovered TO be on ire.
and the store houses Of Messrs. NJ. q W. Muir
phey and Geo. B. Rogers, were only saved from n
similar fate by the untlrlng excrhons ana wen
directed efforts Of citizens, VINO deserve Sreat
credit for their timely aid aud cxeron to stay the
flames Messrs. Scott and Taylor ire tho primer
pal sufferers by the fire. both of whose losses arc
extensive. Mr.. TAYLOR loses about 81 800 by the
fire. including stock on hand, saddles reldy mace
tools. books and notes which are all destroyed
while Mr. Scott Is turned out upon the world
houseIess Most of Mr.. SCOTS furniture was
saved. No insurance.
The above notice is from the New Castle Cou
rior. MANY of our citizens observed the light Of
the fire even at tho distance Of IS miles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

WESTERN WATERS At Pittsburgh Wrdnes-
The Channc had fallen two feet From
thu port the Mississippi, deep water
OF the Mississippi, the ST. LOUIS Era Of Saturday Last
say; rhe River opposite here rising and he
pretty good condition from this tho
Ohio, except for heavy dtaugrt boats.
Tnsre eight and nine the bar toe
city, Ga reported on
Cairo Tho number of steamboat arrivals during tho
have been quite small. amounting to bu, twenty
in all. thirteen of these from Illinois and Upper Mis-
sissipp from New Orleans and from the Oso
Business has been generally dull, particularly Inc s
there been aud then boat discha,giag
receiving but the OF about tsfy,
red alonz the binding. have done nothing
their cables, securely noofed tbey
safe hsrbor"
FLOuR-SaIes y, Miami Canal yesterday: 80 bis
choice brand 1888, IL brs 3:fs, and 60 bh. at
A. all clear
WHISKY.--A sale Cans, Of 81 brI. high proof.
9Ic per gallon. Olhef sales River and Canal i9sa
2Uc.
Da 50 90 bril- and abou, 300 bris Raj
Road. kuglefs packing. at = :i2t.
BULK PORk.-There has bsen movement ia
300 900 b-, country cured, have changed hand
81 900 lbs Hams. Sides and houiders 1t, 81 .nd
II, 10000 lbs. Hams, Sides and Shoulders, at 53e
| round.
I.ARD-A sale Of Sc brls. Lard No. l. s.. - per
100 lbs
LfNSEED OLA sais Of 20 brs from Mills at 66<
per gallon, ors included.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05
rba Mothers Magazine.

The l3n volume th5 interesting monthly mas COM
ne,ced ia imports, the great object o the va K
the ,, moral and intellectual training Of chill
de, through the ality of ancthef maternal
influence Mrs A G. Whittlcsey is tho principal efor
and from pArusa of her work for the last two
wears we are impresse ability winch She
has discharged the arduous and responsible duties.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

NEW BOOKs.-The Indiana Annual Register asf
Y Poke, Manual FOR the year ls45--C- W Cndy.--
large Amount OF valuable information
for men all trades and professions. Almanac &C.
The Daily Memorandum, and Pocket Account BOX 70.
the s45: an annual publication. expressly ataPtsf
70 IN. d.y wants and Of every professional
and business
Leon by NJ A Theirs. late prime minister Of ffa'ce
b.. puD.hed in ten slua paris. - cents per number
Hasp.r's Illuminated Biole--seFeh'es" "aH"e''
been published and receissc.
Aginco ur,,--Jamss' last novel 70 cents
History OF F,,. 2o cents
Gntey's La5ys Book,
Grrhsrr'. Magazine.
Western Literary Jonrn al AMI Mo'in'y hs.'e"'
rt.+E BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

WAsHISGroS, both Jam. 1913
EDiToRs PALLADIUM-
The long protracied struggle in the House Of
Representatives, upon the Texas question, was
brought to close yesterday by the passage OF
n bill to annex Texas TO the United States. The
vote stood 100 for it 10 9S against It. The mag
nituic of this measure and the important results
likely TO flow from it, should it be consummated.
are calculated to exotic the most serious reflcc-
tons. Many have entertained the opinion that
the question of annexing Texas, was nero hum
bug thrown into the late Presidential contest for
the purpose of cfocting the elec.ion and that the
successful party would dare seriously TO press
a measure 50 revolving to very large portion OF
the community. How great was their mistake
/ can now be seen.
| Tho friends Of annexation have claimed with
the most unbIushing assurance, that IN the cleo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-05

JOHN WOODS. Esq, OF Hamilton. has been o:rctcc
Auditor OF Public Accounts. hy ihs glsiatfe OF ONO
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
Cent Esclaves

de dtreTS ages ct SeGeS:
au nombre dcsqueis sont trois vachers, un forge
ron, ct un bon charpentier environ cling mile
t6tes de betes d cornes de vacherie; deux cent
vingts tetes de betes d cofnes douces ~soixante
chevaux de vacherie; environ cent soixante, dix
sept tetes, cheyaux ct i%mnents; cent vingt-sept
moutons quatre-yingt.dix pores; vingt-deux
paires bGuts de tire; douze chevaux americans;
vingt-six mules de trait, quatre ditto brutes /;
trente-trois t6tes, choyRux, %lurnents, ct p%oulains,
race c%roiste; un lot, cparrues, herses, %pioches,
b6ches, haches, harn4fs, golfers, brides, outils
deScharpentier ct dc forgeron, trois Wagons
nne charrette i chcval; une ditto d bmufs; une
voiture de famille avec harnais; I'm buggy el
harnais; un suiky ct harnais; armoires, bu,
reaux, tables, ~toilettes, sophas, chaises, Its Ell
couchages; un lot de fourrages; un ditto de mais;
un lot dc fayence; un service de porcelaine; une
hatierie dc cuisine; ct autres meubles quill Sc.
raft trop long de d~etailler.
Voici les conditions de Ia vente. Toute som
me do ~cinquante piastres ct au-dessous, payable
compliant. Toute solnDne do plus dc cinquante
~piastres, payable 4 u. denx, ct trois ans, /
|partir du jour do "a yente---les acquereurs don.
nant toute seeuFis6 pessonnelle approuv6e; les
torres et3esesclaveA etaeurant hypothequ6s Jus,
qusau pavement integral. III toute somIne, dom
le pavement pc seFa hs ponctuellent fait, por.
terra interat dc hut pour cent iusqu'a l'entiere
extinction de- Ii ditto soHinles
IA. GARRIGUESs Juge de Pafoisse.
Qpelousas, II Decembre 1a44.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
Dentf p0r Id GOnr Ocs 1DrrRprs

SERONT %yendues, a renchere ~publique parle sous
~ signe. Juge De Ia Paroisso ST. Landry,
Mardi, IL 2leme, Jour du mos dc Janr;er pro
chain, (l645,)
A la MASON DE CoUR de la susdite Paroisse. les
~propr1etes s~uivantes appartenant a la succession de
CHARLES A. EDWARDS, dams ID paroisse St.
Landry, dec6d6-consistant en-
Un ON parcelIe de Terre,
situe dams la dite sparoisse, formant au Nord-est un
Quart de Section Sous 10 No. 3, Township No. 3, la
Rang6eS Sud NOD dc Ia Ferc, c~ontcnant ceut,soixante
quatFe acres, ct soixante-qaaire centeimes d'acres dc
su~perfcie.
Un autre moroccan on parcelle de Terre,
situ6 dana Ia ditto paroisse, au Nord-ouest, Quart dc
Section Nos, Township N.3, Rangee Sud, No. 8, con,
tenant ent.soixante-deux acres, oixante-quatre cen,
lentes d'acres de s~uperficie.
Gag LSCLAFES de different seaes; u,
B0fs DE DIT; Une TABLE; ct an double
5arIl FUSIL.
Les conditions a Ia yente.
A. GARRIGUES, Juge de ParOisss.
Decembre 10, 1s44-ts.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
HDooK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, and

HDooK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, and
ED Blank Book Mandatory, corner Of Camp and
Canal streets, Neno Orleans. The subscriber having
made large additions to his PRINTING OFFICE
and BINDERY, and rendered the whole establishment
complete in every department, is now prepared to exc
cute orders in the above line of business in a superior
manner, with accuracy and punctuality, and as low as
any other establishment in the city, Steamboat bills,
Bills Of Lpding, Dray Receipts, Commercial Blanks,
Law Books, Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Hand Bills.
Posters, Pamphlets, Insurance Policies, Labels, Tickets
&c, &C., Funeral Notices. Orders left at thu. New
Orleans Stationers Warehouse and Literary Emporium,
IA Camp street, will be punctually attended to-
J. b. STEEL, IA Camp street,
n2l Successor to Norman. Steel & CO.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
porte ave une ~curiosite plus on moins pronon.

porte ave une c%uriosite plus on moins pronon-
Gee.
LIE capitaine entra, suiyi de Jude, qui Sc tint
a la porte, lie nez dams lie manteau. Didier s'a-
vanca le fGeutre sous le bras, la mine haute, ct "
portant CONNIE il convenait 4 un homme rompu
aux g~alantes facons de la cour. Son aspect pa
rut 6tonner grandement tout lie monde, &c gull
dutfdechiiffrer en- caracteres lisibles quoique DIFF
feareants sur les quatre physionomies presentes.
Mile Olive Sc pinca les levres en- %iouant tebrile-
ment de ~l.eyentail. Alix paiit ct s~'appuya au
bras de son %fauteuil. M. de yannoy laissa per
Ger I'M tic nerveux sous son patelin %sourire. En-
fin NJ. B~echameil, marquis de Nointel, execute
lie pIusdeplorable grimace qui Sc puisse voir sur
yisage de f~inancier desagreablement surpris.
LA Suite au proclaim n~u'aero.)
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
We Z EaS
Par la Cour des PreuVes.
Dfnte par laGonr Des qOrenues.

GERoNT vendues, a Tenchere p~ubliqus par lie sous
- signe Juge de la Paroisse st. Landry,
Landi, Cine. jour de JaaDier, 1s45,
a la derniere residence de fcu Henry McFarlane, de la
paroisse st. Landry, decide, situee dams la Grande
Prairie, pres la Vile Plato, dams la susdite paroisse,
toutes les prophecies appartenant i la succession du dit
defunt, CONSTANT en- un lot on moroccan de terrain,
derniere residence du dit d6funt de la contenance de dix
arpents superficiels, plus GU moins, bornes au nord ct a
rI)uest par la terre de NJ. Coreil, au Sud par la terfe de
William Reed, ct d FEST. par la terre de A. Lazaro, avec
toutes les batisses ct authorizations qui y existent, une
forge. un lot d'outils de charpentier, un lot d'outils dc
tonnelicr, cordonnier. ga, Ga.
Les conditions a la Vente.
Decembre SITS. A. GARRIGUES, Par. Juge.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
No. 4487.
|CELANEE DUPRE, femme
dc SebaStien PerrodiR,
5ME. D1srRIor
JuDIcIAIRE,
St.Lan d r q.

SON MARI ct ais.
TMANS cette afaire, apres avoir entendu la loi ct
- les temoignages, III est ordOnae ct decrtte, que
Ia demanderesse aurait jugement contre lie deiendeur'
Sebastien Perfodin, son mari, ct recouvrerait De iui' 70
ssemme de onze cent dixhuit doliarset enze cents, ayec
~intertt letal depnis la demande en- justice ~jusqu'au par
faitspayment, avoc hypotheque l6gaie pour garantle de dc
la susdite somme, sur toutes les propriet6s de son dit
mari depuis Ie premier Avril de rann6e l84l.
ri est en- outre aecrft6, que la demanderesse SOFT Sc
paree de bien de son dit mari, Sebastien Perrodin, e
!au,elle administered sa p~ropriete CONNIE une tene-sole
ct libre de controle.
~ esta en- outre decrdt6, en- raison du consentemen'
tdes parties, que Ia demanderesse payera lie ingemen'
d,A1dre Dessarpe autre defendeur. ladite demanderess'
ayant aequis la %propricte vendue en- vertu de son writ
let que lie d~efendeur Perrodin pave les frais du process.
Fait ct signe en- cour ouverte ce 5 dec6mbre 1914.
H.aBOYCE, Juge du 6me. District.