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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

ANTI-GRoUND RENT EXCITEMENT IN Lam
cAsTER.-An an,i-rent excitement has sprung
up in Lancaster, Pa. An agent Of lhe Hamil-
Ton estate arrived in that place las, week 10
collect ground-rens, when some persons col.
lecled. formed procession and waited upon
him al his hotel, but were unable to procure an
interview. They then resolved that they would
pay no more ground-rent, which was received
with acclamaion. 1t was in The same county
that The meeting was recently held, al which
they resolved not TO pay any more State lakes
unless The State government should reform ant
lis representatives grow more honest.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
We trust, Mr.. Skunk, will see the expedien-

We trust, Mr. Skunk, will see the expedien-
cy of accelera,ing The paymen, of our interest,
and throw no obstacles in the way thereof A
punctual paymen, of our obligations will soon
restore our fallen cred-and as that is so much
thing in his pow er 10 bring i, about. The rest
Of the address contains nothing of importance,
except an expression Of opinion ,ha, all stock
holders should be made personally responsible
for the joint liabilities of their partners
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
Gov. Shunk's Inaugural.

We presen, our readers, on the first page Of
to-day's paper, with the Inaugural Address Of
FRANCIS R. SKUNK. Ii is very unsa,isfacto-
ry production, and has caused much dsappoin,-
ment throughout The Commonwealth. The
Governor seems TO &C, upon the non-commi,,al
principle. He passes by mos, of the important
questions Of State policy, and expediency, such
as Protection to our Coal and Iron Trade, the
Annexation of TeraS, &c, without single re-
mark In regard 10 the State Debt, he says a
few words, but they fall like blight over the
newly awaked hopes Of our people, tha, the
long night of gloom which has hung over US
was to give place 10 better days.
Gov. Porter, in his annual message, and the
Stale Treasurer, in bis annual report of the f.
nances of the State, congratulated US, ,ha, there
was money enough in the Treasury TO pay the
February interest on the public debt, and thai
the probable income would enable the State 10
meet all her liabilities puno,ually hereafter
Mr.. Skunk, however, expresses doubts on this
subject; and says he must first examine into
,he matter himself, before he can agree to an
immediate payment Of the State Interest. As
the frs, Of February is near a, hand, we may
regard this new obstacle, thrown in The way oil
payment, by the new Governor, as tanlamoun'
20 an announcement that our creditors must
again go without receiving their aext semi-an.
nual interesi--and that 100 in the face OF re.
port from the Treasury Department, which
shows j, fully able 10 pay Them. This is wrong
and will injure the credit of the State more
than any previous blow il has received.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

FRANCIS BAsLER who has for some time been
confined in the Wyoming county Jail for the
murder of his brother in law, had his dealh-war-
rant read TO him on Wednesday last. He
swore he would never be hung. and according
ly during the fore par, Of the evening he broke
Jail and escaped. He passed through Carbon
dale about five o'clock on Thursday morning,
coming here in sleigh with two other persons.
He took his way from here on the cars, leav-
ing his company TO drive on which way they
liked Basar is a Scotchman--s TALL and
s'outly bui--has bu, one eye, and on
one side of his cheeks
Carbondale Mirror
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
Carbondale Mirror.

|; is stated on The authority Of the minutes Of
the Methodist General Conference, that there
are one hundred and ihiuy-seven thousand COL
ored members Of the Methodist Church in The
slave-holding States, and eight thousand, three
hundred and forty five in all the non-slave-
holding States.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

DEATH OF BLUE Dick THE celebrated
racer, "Blue Dick" who has pushed &" Fash
ion" harder than any animal on tho turf, died
recently al Carrolton, La. 1t is supposed he
was poisoned We believe he was never beat
en- in three mile race
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

Our acknowledgements are due R. Edred,
Esq, for his polite and early transmission TO us,
of valuable public documents
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

The Columbia Is. c. Chronicle, referring 10
the duel between Messrs. Clingman aud Yam
cy, says-"Yancy is the same person who shot
This State, few years ago. He afterwards
emigraed TO Alabama, and is now member oi
Congress-"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

Gov. KINe.--Gov. King, Of Rhode Island,
has had his accounts adjusted. by a committee
of the legislature, and is shown TO be the cred
itor and not the debtor, of the State.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
nFV. B. Palmer. Esq, at his Real Estate

G@ Y. B. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coal Office, No. SO Pine street, below Third
Two squares S. the Merchants Exchange, Phila..
and No l60 Nassau street, Tribune buildings,)
n Y, is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the JefersOnian Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
chanics, and tradesmen generally, may extend
their business by avaiGng themselves of the op-
portunties for advertising in country papers which
his agency affords
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, January SO, 1916.

Terms advance: So 25 naf yearly; and fno,
pald befo the end of the
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

Most of the members of the Kentucky Legis-
lature are temperance men.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

Harrisburg, Jan. 81. Is45.
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Stare l)anDtses D'ftf.
BunEAU De L'ExEcU1


y sonssigne, rcconnaissant du patronage liberal qui
lui q ete accords depuis quill a commence les af-
saires, prend la liberte d'informer SEES amis ct lie public
guil a dams son magasin IN assortment complet de
harchaadisss d'et6 ct quill en- reeoit journellement de
SOD assortment Sc compose en- partie de
MOasselincs FRANCHISES ct Jaconets;
Aiouchoirs de b~atiste;
Bas blancs ct noirs pour DANES;
Gants liz fl; Rubans loirs;
! ontfls de fl pour pentalons;
BFin pour moustiqnieres;
Iiahsss ct LeNites en- merinos noir;
Fentalons noirs; Gilets de satin noir:
et un assortment general d,autres
aAASALhAhaENS CONFECTIONNES:
slasi que SELLERIE ct Moatures de Seiisrie;
Hottes ct Souliers, Chapeaux,
MarchandisesSeches do. dnmestiaues
n tout vendre au plus bas prix pour al comptaat.
P COLLINS,
! ma ls4S74m Grande rue, Op6lousas.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
MAR CHAND SECHES
s5sENS GROS.
BERCIFR q VALIN,.s s4Ai'
C0LLECIEURS GE.NsEpg T17

NNoNCENT rsspect,epsement - ~.
yle9neni dc commencer les a%ffaires CONNIE a%as
gaLceIEORS iipeuyent garantir a ccux o,i iei,rs
eaanstont "a collection de lsurs detes, promptitude u
s sasisl.aae. us esPerent obtenir une part du patronage,
/ rs T. soiis sssuIs &c meriter, parties SONS gull mettront
"a garolsse ct dc celles CHROMOSOMES !
opelouses, 8 may l645.2m.
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70 MARI.
BANS eette %affairre, la Cour ayant entcndu les to-
moignag %produits par les parties ct la plaig-
mantle ayant prouve sa demande contre lc defendeur, ct
laloi etles preuyes Giant en- sa favour, il est enconse-
quence, ordonn6, adiuge ct decrete, qu'eIle soft separ6e
de oiens dayec le defendeur quill lui soft permis a
f,avenir, d'administrer sa propr:ete librc. du controlc et
des actsssd son mari lie defondcur. Qu'ele recouvre.
de son dit mari, la sonmc dc trois cent quatre-yinp
DIX dollars avec une hypotheque legale pour assurer ic
pavement de IA dite, sur toute ~propriet6 sulete Il hypo-
t1hequc du defendeur, a datcr de ce iugement. ii est
de plus ordonn6 quelle recouvre en- nature, quarante
tete de betail, on autant quill en- existe ~encore.s V en- a
advantage avec la marque ssMc' GU ayec la marone
To-" qulne soient point vendues, aussi toutes les Gull.
lefes ct iourehettes en- argent, pourvu quill nv ait pas
Plus &c douze cuilleres dc table, douze %cuilleres i The.
st aouze iourchettes. II est en- outre ordonne, que le
deiendeur Payera les frais de &c process, a etre taxes.
Fat ct sIgne on Gour ouvefte ce %jourd'lui sn,e. Jour
tsigne) GEO. R. KING. Juge 5me pistr;ot
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ANas(ste 1Uoertt9e ngests.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER &STATIoNERY.

EH LHUW 5ErSAAEE B4 T
y. b. STEEL, IA Camp Street.
Mew-Orleans.
Ep EsPECTFULLY begs leave to inform his nus
~ Ineraus customers in the city and county, that
he has now on hand a very large and extensive ass0rt-
ment Of all kinds ofBLANK BOOKS, PAPER ANDS
STATIONERY and would call the attention Of
Merchants and dealers to the following list Of articles
wh!ch feoffsrs Tor sale at the lowest cash prices:
Account BooKs-Ledgers, journals, dayz books. in.
voice books, cash and sale books, of blue and white,
wove or laid paper. il Russia or plain binding, Of eyerys
variety half bound ledgers and day books long folio
petty lcdgers ;~billbooks, of the various approved forms,
WITH and without printed heads receipt, blank, memo>
randum, and cyphering books pocket ledgers, pass
BOOKS, indexes, copy hooks, promissory note books, bills
OF exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved,
autographed and printed; books of the best copying
paper; bills of ladlng check books on all the banks in
the city log books; ship receipt books, OF various forms
ship, steamboat and dray receipts; cotton wcighers'
and yard clerks books.
BIANKs-Lettcr and folio steamboat bills Of lading,
bills OF exchange, promisory notes and drafts also,
allother kinds Of mercantile and c~ustomhouse blanks.
~PAPEn-Letterp paper, commercial post, packet post
and toolscap for retailing and country trade. "a prime
assortment OF the most approved manufacture, ruled
and PLAIN. Colored and fancy paper of allkinds, sizes,
and qualities bristol boards; paste boards; wrapping
paper, envelope, cotton ~sanpling paper, sc.
HLAYINs C~ARns=-Patent Ivory surface playing cards,
VIZ supertipe Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All dess
crtptions of fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs--Perry3s medium, fine and extra fine
points; do three pointed aud India rubber pens; Gilliot's
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others Of
nls mannfacture. Wrlght's, Windless, Mitchelrs, PaSs
doW's u, &c. Quilts Of all kinds and qualities.
PEsoiLs-Pure Cumberland blackl lead drawing PEN
CHS various degrees of hardness good counting room,
ottlee andlevee pencils crayops, brushes, paints and
colors Of the finest quality. Also, states Of all kinds,
ivory and bone folders, waters ane sealing waz, black
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and lei
ter stamps, Rogers line cutlery, &c. &c., comprising
the most extensive assortmen of every useful article IN
tbs ltne that The ingenuity Of man has invented, or that
the wants Of the community require.
scnooL booKs-A large supply of all kinds in gener-
al use, selected with great care BY the subscriber per-
sonaliy, assisted with the Judgment and advice of the
most eminent professors and teachers.
Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy 80
SCH again, supplied 1.-THE lowest possible prices, BY
J. B. STEEL, "A Camp street,
81 Successor to Norman, Steel q COZ
Ha EaoRANDUM BooKs-A small let for sale
I'VE cheap at this Office. oSl
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
No. 1870.
CONSTANT cHAcHERE, son Mari.

CONSTANT CH4CHERE, son Mari.
g vertu de Ia loi ct feyidence, dams cetto cause,
a1 Giant en- favour de la demanderesse, il lest ordon-
ne, adluge ct d6crete par la Cour, que la dite demande-
resse Celestine Lavergne, soft separ6e de ben de son dit
man que la seule ct exclusive administration de son
ben paraphernal lui est ~adjug6e, lbre de tout %contr6le
dc Ia part de son dit mari ct il est depIus decr6t6 par
Ia Gonr, que la dite demanderessc ait iugement contre
son dit mari, pour la somlne de cinq cent hut dollars,
montant des fonds paraphcrnaux ct des prophecies don't
lie dt mari a dispose pour son propre usage ct ses be-
SONS .et que Fhypothaque tactic, de la demanderesse
est Feeonnucr pour la somme de quatre cents dollars du
premier Janvicr 1888, ct pour la somme de cent vingt
hut dollars du l9me. jour de septembo 1881; ct il est
deplus decrets que lie d6fendcur page les frais du pro-
ces, a ttre taxes.
Fat ct sign6 en- Cour ouverte, lie 3me. jour de JUN,
l645.
(signd) GEO. R. KING, Jnge SINE. District.
de la Cour susmentionn6e.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de la dte Cour, a ope-
lousas, ce 4 JUN 1645,
Clerc's Office, JUN ls45-jl2.5t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
oerttsse hgenfs 90. Orleans.
MEDICINES POUR EAaaInLEs N

A5lA1LDIGAlNJI2M WIN INftn1Il4Atl IVN III
PLANTATIONS.
II Els Remedies suiyans tres usites dams lea Fs,a;I,
~ ct Plantations Sc t~rou9ent 9onstafnfaeht en- s,aSS
chez MN. COMST0CK etISUMSEY rue por5s Z
No. So, d la Nouvelle Orleans, ct dams celIes M
DIR. HAWKINS, Aux OPELOBS4S
Eft lis sont tous garantis CONNIE vrais eft reas.ax
CONNIE tells, ct au Inoyen desk les ~planteurs Sy;tsSs,
les frais de mGdecins dams pressure tous les cas-, eli ao;S
vent servir a eviter Iusage DIES remedies contrairea 81
constitution, tells que lie calomel, lie quinine, &c X
pamphlet, indignant l'usage de ces divers aYGc,ss
est fourni gratis q chaqus fanille- Nous enainelona
suivans
Eminent de Hays, en- Piulcs, pour guerir toatss
sortesade cas-.
Elixir v@getal Indien, liniment pour les nssfs Z, +
us, pour les rhumaatismes, garanti pour les guerr.
Eradicateur Chinois pour les Chcyenx, otant la
cheyeux supertius.
Baume de Colombo, pour nettoyer les cheveux n
la t6te.
Sirop d'ocilet pour atshmiea, coqueluches, ii rbnnas
Rem8de contre les Maux5 de Tcte, donhan, A.
tous les cas- unc ~guerison ccrtaine.
Elixir de Vie poar la dyspepsia, les indigestions. 4
les CONSTITUTIONS.
Poison contre les pucea ct punaises. certain pour
les fare toutes perif.s
Vermifuge de Ko[inostock contre les Yers, III \
fnanquant iamais.s
EStrait de salscpareille dc Comatock, motto prir
DIES autrcs.
Remcde de Bernard pour lie Cholera, la diarrhee, Ct
la dyssenterie.
Eztrait Amer e Magique dc Connell, pour les
douleurs ctles ~eniures.
Baune d'Allen poar4la Consumption Ct les douleura
dr. Foie.
Baume de Griottes, dc Wistar, pour la Consumption.
Mixture de Green contre les Fievres, garantic pour
.guerir tous les cas-.
Hdile de 'rannin, pour rendre lie CUR inperineable
ct prolonger sa dur6e.
Mixture De Council, pour les Maladipa %secretess
garantie.
De B~lackwells, ditto.
Cordial dc Lucine, setrouvant sculelneit d ~i'agenee,
RIO Poydras, No. So, a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Capsules de Gelatine, de toutes sortes.
llulle de Castor, en- bsuteilles.
Essences de toutes sortcs.
Sable d ecrire.
Encres, nore, bleue, ct rouges.
Encre indelebile.
Poudres do Scdlitz.
Gouttes dc We!ch pour lie Nal de Dents, spyooaSant
une %guerisol certaine.
Cacllou Franeais, pour lhaieinc.
Huiles Anglaise ct de- Harlem.
Opodeldocet Gordialde Godefrey.
0nguent dc Mel.
Baulne de Vie de burlington.
f,ougio cachetGe, pour Sen scryir sans lnniero
Huile Acousllque, pour la Surdite, aveo gu6rison
Ecertaine.
Sirop. DO salseparcilc.
Pilues yd'Hoopcr ct d'Anderson.
Pilules de Lee, Phules Chinoises cont1e lie sane
Remedies ct Drogues en- Entrep6t, Peintures. Huilsss
&c, a bas prix, pour du compliant.
SOC ~ H&E&
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
LiyresB lancs,e ct Fournitures deBprean

~. Is. B1EEL
l4SRuE d. CAMP, NouvELLE ORLr4ys
q soussign6, anitonce au public, ct IA Nom:
brelses pratiques De- Ia willie ct de ID can1paagnr
gull a maintenans en- magasiu lassortifnent Ia nTSs
comPlet de tous.les articles De son genre d. csm.
merce; lei cue Lures de Compile, Papfer, Pia1sss.
Crayons, etc. lis les prie de jeter un coup d'Gl sur III
liste suiyante des articles ~quiEofre de yendre q,x mis-
les plys 5as Popf du compliant.
Lures de complies, grand iivres, Journals. brolilsyds.
'vrcs de iacturcs, de calsse ct de ycnte, en- papier do
todtes sortess dc coulenrs, relics dcs tnntes les facons.
grauds llyres ct journals en- demi relietHe: Iiyrrs az
notes, des formes les plus justices; msmoranduins, Ii
yres DC reSu; blancs pour. traitcs Ct bi1icts, grayts ayec
som; iettres dc votture: commissioners; iivres de
checks de tontes les banques de la Vile; iyres dc losa
CT DC resns, a usage8 des batimcns, ii de divers fornies,
carnets pous reeus de hallage, dc pGsage de cotton, re.
Bancs; commissioners pour steamers; trsi.Gs: bIls
let's. etc.
PAPER; p pieralettfes d'ecolier, rave Ct non rays,
des menleures f~abriqnes.
Carries a joaer. des marques suivantes: SnDer6ne
Eagle, Henry VII. Decatur, Merry Andrew, Highland.
crs Nc;toutes espece dc cartes de fantasies.
Fumes d'Acier; de Perry, fnes ct snpcrfnes. do
elliot, Victoria, Prince Albert, Sc.
hfagoas; premiere quaiitG de Cumberland paivceaux
couleurs fmesset alitres: ardoiscs de tautrs esDcces:
Couteaux a pepleren ivoire, osct bois; pains d cacheters4
Gre cncre ct sable, de toutes les coaloUrs: cache,s.
coutelerie dc Rogers, etc.
Lures d ecole; una assortment gSnGrals rhoisi syeci
som, Parle sobsigne %lui-me,nei ct sut1es rense:gnemen,s
des professors lie plus ln#truits.
Le soussign6 ehrc au comites. ayx maitres d,ecuIoS
Ct aux llarchands, tous les articles ci-dnssus4 aux prix
le Plus has. ]. b STEEL,
mo suceesseur de Norman, Stccl, Il CO.
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que solche de. chAtaignier mails ces efforts mo-
boutissaient qua retarder la marehe des soldatss
Aussitot qu'ils avaient regagne la route, I'm coup
partait, un homme mourait.
Par le nom de Treml s'ecria Jude qui Sex
atait de plus en- plus au recit de cette savage
vengeance lie n'aurais i'amais cru le pauyfe
Lapin-Blanc capable de tout cela..sSar ma fol-
cost IN valiant gareon, apres tout...Afais Van
noy fn'essaya-t.il point de tuer &c mecreant De
Vauaoy?
Attends done jean Blanc n'ouhliait point
Vaunoy, mon homme il faisait CONNIE ces
gourmands qui gardeR le plus sros lnarceai
pour la derniere boucNee il gardait NatinotN.
pour la honne bouche. lie moment yint pd lie
dernier soldat vida la selle ct Sc coueha p~arterre
CONNIE ses compagnons. Jean Blanc await tue
hut hommes ct un collector des tailles. II ne
~restait plus que Vaunoy. Celui.ci, plus mortque
vii, poussait fnrieusement son chevai, Tendu de
fatigue. Jean Blanc NIT deux bales dams son ft-
sill ct sen ALA Iattendre au .dernier detour dc la
route, sur la lisiere de la foret.
"A la bonnie heure interrompif Jude Leser
en- ~frappapt ses deux mains l'une contre Fautre.
LIE bon ecuyer faisait CONNIE ces gems du peu.
pie qui Sc passionnent tour de bon pour les peri
petjes fabnleuses dune piece de theatre. II await
W Vannoy "a yeille, e pSuItant 7 esperalt serl-
eusement que vaunoy ailalt ere tue dams ie re-
CIT &c reio kouan.
Celui-cl secoua ia tete.
-Lorsque "a nouyeau mal1fe de "a I Iemtays
Pafut' Poufstist-l'' seah Diahc VISA \ ~
Passa nans Wv yeuS. lien ~ ai.on'ie uesu -
ne pouva,t saaVsI Iherseue annoy.
= uieM wy suio' ~ =
niRr hGsitait!
-saunoy resasha son cha'eau sam = saal'
repondit Felo ko,,ail.
-Foufqnnl a,..Jean bianc ie manqaa;s-il!
Jean bianc rs IRA Pas
Jude laissa eeiapper une exciafnaton enefei-
que &c desappointeinent,
Jean Blanc ne ira pas repl3t aensefnent y
Echarnonnier, parces que ~ souvenir So ! rem IRA
versa son esprit g &c moments Sc qnat ne youiaf
pas aneanlif' meme P9nr Yengef son pere, la
aern'efe chaice ~ eeauaAs IS as'F1 ~ petil lI.
dsorges. Y e9pssaxsfsI
AcTEs DIES G-ouvERNEMRns EFT DE %bsAUroRI-
re J%UDIcIAIRE nNvERs LES JEsUITEs.
1855. Expulsion de sj6suites de SaFagosse,
l556, ldemde Vateline.
1868. Idem de Viennes
ITO. ien d 'Asignon.
1878. ldem d Anyers; de- Sagpvie et du Por.
ga.
1913 1851 1886. ldem q Ang5eterre
loSl Idem On Japou.
1858. ldem de HonSkie ct de Ia Transylya
ME.
1850. ldem de Bordeaux,
1894. Idem de Ia Francs.
5 ldem de la Hollande,
1897. Idem du Bearn ct de Ia YilIe De Toils
non. I
1901 1904. Idem de nouyearde lAngletefreH
l6o6 1912. ldem &c Dantzick, ds Thorn \ 4
dc venise.
1913. dem da r%oya'Tne d Amnra, au JaPon
1918. Idem de Boheme,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
NO. 554s.
CoUR DE DIsTRIcT,
PARoIssE ST LANDRY.
FELICIA CHRETIEN, femme De
CHARLES N. OLIVER,
NO. 500.

l. EAM A~M
SON MARI.
~ veur de la demanderesse, il est ordonne, adjugf
Ie dtfendeur, qu'elle est ponr touiours ~ssp4fee de blen
de son mari defendeur, ct qu'elle ait a l'avenir seule
s6parGment, administration dc son bien, soft dotal o.
paraphernal, lbre de tout controle de la part de so}
dit mar.
II est depths ordonne, adjuge t decr6te, que la de
manderesse ~recouvre. en- nature, de son dit mari, les
~proprietes suivantes, faisant partie de son douaire, sa
voir: Tine ~negresse NOMINEE Mirte, agee maintenant
d'environ trente etun ans, ct son enfalt nomme Julie
age maintenant d'enYlron douze ans, un lit avec ss
fournitures, une armoire, une toilette ct une table.
Qu'elle recouvre du dit dtlendeur, en- A%especes, Il
soiunle de neuf mil cling cent douze dollars, balance dc
son,dlt douaire, ct que pour s6curte du pavement des
dltes solnmes, Gle ait I'm privilege sur toutes les pro
pri6tes mobilieres, ct une hypothaque legale sur toutes
les prophecies, immobilieres, ct les esclaves possedesp pa
lie d6fendeur depuis ct apres &C vingtieme Jour d'Octo
bre, dams fannee mil hut cent trente six, ct In
soft permits de les METRE en- force Commencement a la lof
ii est deplus ordonne, adjug6 ct decretG, que la deman.
dercsse recouvre du delendeur, une autre somme de dix
neuf mil trois cent quarante, sept dollars ct quarante sly
cents (Sl9,34T 46.) montant de SEES droits ~parapher-
naux, cue son mari defendeur a recn ct don't il a dis
pose, ct que pour garantir lie pavement de cette derni
ere somme mentionnee, la demanderesse ait une hypo.
theque l6gale, sur tous les immeubles ct esclaves pos
6des par lie d6fendeur. depuis ct apres lie 22me jour
de Janvierz dams faun6e, mil huit cent quarante ct I'M.
ct quill lui soft permits de la METRE en- force conforne-
ment d loi. II est deplus adiug6 que le defendcur pave
les frais de ce process, a ttrc taxes.
(Signe) GEO. r.. KING, Juge 5me, District.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-10
Etat de Ia Louisio0e.

Etat de Ia Louisiana,
Peroisse s.. handy, S;
vol Z. FosEY. #Dapute Clerc de IA Cour du cinquieme
1 III leulclaife dams ct pour PEtat ct paroisse sus-
dts certlfio par le present. ce qui precede, CONNIE etant
une cope yerltable ct correcte du iueement dams la
cause ci-dessus %denommee. Temoin ma main Of Il
sceau de Ia dite cour &c JUN 1s45.
]. POsEY, d. Clc.
Clerc's Office, JUN ls45.-la.5t