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Butte record., 1854-12-02

DITcH CoMPANY.-The water ditch
of the Frenchtown and Rich Gulch Min
ing Company is now complete, and will
pour its welcome food along so soon as
the rains shall set in This ditch runs
through rich mining section Of Butte
County, and the enterprise will not fail
to prove source of profit, to mi ners as
as well as to the proprietors- The dirt
on Rica Gulch Hill and Grizzly Flat,
which this ditch furnishes with water,
we are assured prospects from five cents
to fifty cents per pan Of dirt. In French
town the dirt pays from 8 to l5 cents to
the pan. We are indebted to Messrs.
Singer . Co.. for the above information,
and Recommend it to the attention of
miners who are deslrous of obtaining
Butte record., 1854-12-02

THE IDLE AND INDUsTRIoUs MINERS.
This is the name of a handsomely i'll
ustrated pamphlet. published by Anthony
& Co. of Sacramento -illustra-
tive of life in the mines. The designs,
which are by Nahl, are truthful and life
like, and do credit to his skill as an
artist. The work C ,ntains an impress
i've moral lesson, and will doubtless meet
with a heavy sale.
Butte record., 1854-12-02

b . a
FoRBsTowN AND WYANDoTr WATER
CoMPANy.-While at Forbstown the
other evening, we had the pleasure of
meeting with Messrs Clayton and Shultz,
and other members of this Co., from
whom we. learned that the prospects of
the Company are of, the most fattering
character, The first six miles of the
work is already under contract, and
about one mile completed. Some forty
hands are at work upon this portion of
the canal, and as they have to finish but
ten miles in order to reach good digg
ings, they will soon be able to supply
miners with an unfaiing stream of wa
ter The company have already over
come the main difficulties attending the
enterprise, and their energy is certainly
deserving of the utmost success.
Butte record., 1854-12-02
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUNTY OF
Butte--Ninth Judicial District Court. .
Jean Forni, Plaintiff,
@ rs-

l.
VIM. NJ. Moody, Def-t y
The people of the State of California, to
Wm. NJ. Moody, sE7 q OH aei siG fsr
EREETING-Y0U ARE HEREBY, COM
NJ manded to appear before said Court,
and answer within ten days after service OF
this writ upon you, if served in Butte county,
if served out of said County and in said Dis
trict, in twenty days, and if served out of
said District, iu forty days, the complaint Of
said plaintiff, fled against you in my office,
or judgment by default will b. entered
against you. rrt:-.e,s, .,,...,,s--s a,fe
This action is commenced against yoa by
said Plaintiff, to obtain Judgment for the sum
of seven hundred and fifty dollars and inter-
est thereon from Nov. 25, 1854 and for tho
sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars. and
interest thereon from Jan. %, 1855, due to
Plaintiff as last two payments for the proper
ty known as the Berry Creek Rancho; and
al-o for the foreclosure of an Indenture OF
Mortgage, given upon said property to secure
the payment Of thesums OF money aforesaid
and Tor order Of sale Of said property.
And sad Plaintiff hereby notifies you that
if you fail TO appear and answer his said COM
plaint, as hereby commanded, he will take
Judgment against you BY default for the
aforesaid sums of money and interest thereon,
and that he will apply TO said Court at its
next regular term after the service Of this
writ upon you, for an order of foreclosure OF
said mortgage and for an order Of sale Of
the morIgaged premises, aud for an oruel
g. ever barring you from the equity right 0,
T, demption OF said premises and for costs oi
this action
Hereof fail not at your peril.
be e.. S. lNi,ness my hand and sea- OF our
said Court at Bidwell, this the Z9tn day ol
November, A. d.. 1854. -,
Lott & Sexton, Pltifs Attorneys Bowel '5'
FRENCH PAIGE, Dist. Clerk.
Per. TOM. WELLS, Dept.
Butte record., 1854-12-02

nA Forty stolen horses we're found
a few days since, secreted in the chap
parel mountains near Dry Creek. The
Stockton Journal learns that large par
'ty had started out from San Andres and
San Antonio, to endeavor, if possible, to
arrest the thieves. IseFa sid5 iaa'
Butte record., 1854-12-02
MASONIC.

saa Weannounce with pleasure that the
Lodge of F. & A. NJ. at this place, are
again prepared to resume labor The
fire, destroying as did, the room, fur
Eiture, charter, records. Sc, injured its
progress materially The charter how
ever, has been rs-aswsd ty the Grand
Lodge, antda building procured in which
to hold MEETINGS. There will Be a reg
o ular meeting at tbeir Hail to night, and
it's hoped tdat the members viii ali be
present. s.saia sd yo asa gasog ga
Butte record., 1854-12-02

ALAS, PooR YoRIcK!-Our cores
pondent CT. y has walked into the sin
dustrious Senator, and his faction, at an
awful rate. We commend it to the at
tention of the democracy, as being a
summary Of facts wor by consideration
Butte record., 1854-12-02

llsl NEw SroRE. See the advertisement
of E. S. Dickison's Clothing and Hard
ware Store, and if you require anything
in his line, from a cast-iron griddle to a
ready made shirt, give him call.
Butte record., 1854-12-02

New PosT OFFICE. Two Post Offices
have lately been established in this coun-
ty-at Oroville, formerly Ophir, Peter
Carlow, Esq, P. NJ, and one at Chero-
kee Flat and Tho's McDaaiels, appoint
ed P. NJ. These Offices are at present
supplied with a semi-monthly mail from
Marvsville. Arrangements are being
made however to run it weekly. This
will prove a great accommodation to an
extensive and rich mining portion of
Butte County, and Messrs. Singer &
Co, the proprietors of the, line deserve
great credit for the enterprise and ac-
commadation displayed in its establish
iHeIt, q na15 e.5.e $40 .Nc.
Butte record., 1854-12-02
winter diggings-

.NEw.STAcE LINE.-Those entcrpris-
ing and energetic Expressmen, Messrs.
Singer & Co., are now runninga daily
stage from Marysvill,, through Ophir. to
Thompson's Flat The latter place is a
fiourishing mining section, and We trust
the go-ahead and accommodating pro-
prietors, will be rewarded for their en-
erey and enterprise. There are other
routes IN the county, that. might also be
made profitable, and we hope the sue
cess of their present line may be such
as t, induce them to establish others.
Ii would give US great pleasure to an
nounce that Messrs. Singer & Co., were
the proprietors of a line of Stages to the
American Valley. May success attend
their present enterprise at all events.
Butte record., 1854-12-02
MOTTO

nyUE CREDITORS of John. wapenberg,
3nU ,leceaoe,l. must present their demands
with proper vouchers, to me within two
,non,hs. or they will be forever barred.
{ Bidwell, Butte County. t'al.. Dec. lst. 1854.
AVA LORENZO RElSENG, Ex.
Butte record., 1854-12-02

BALL AT FoRBEsTowN.- This afflll
came off at the Union House, in Forbes.
town, on Thursday evening last, we be-
lieve to the satisfaction of all concerned
We dropped in upon them to see how
matters we're progressing, about supper
time, and found everything favorable tc
the enjoyment of mankind in general
The ladies turned out in sufficient mum.
bers to occupy the floor all the while
and nothing occurred to mar the gener.
al good feeling of the evening. Some O
the Perkins Ravine boys exhibited al
exuberance of feeling, that happily spent
its force in boisterous mirth. Great fel
lows for fun those Perkin chaps.
Butte record., 1854-12-02


DR.. KANE's EXPEDITION TO THE ARC
TIC REGIoNs.-Some alarm was being
manifested in the East at the date of
our last advices, on account of the
long absence of DR.. Kane's Expedition
The Washington Union has the follow
ing explanation of the causes which NAV
have kept the expedition form returning:
When last heard from, it WIS just
seen entering the Devils Trap, as the
whalers call it, at tie mcst northern
portion of Baffin's Bay Two hundred
and sixteen icebergs were in view from
the deck of hls little vessel. Through
these, and unnumbered groups of others
beyond them, he was to thread his way
into Smiths Sound and thence, if Prov
denee favored, into the Polar Seas. All
afterward was to depend on the phases
of that universal region.
The season of 1854 has Eeen an un-
commonly close one. 1t is the dec'ara-
tion of all who have visited north Baffin
during the present year-whalers, trans
port ships, and steamers under the con
duct of British Government officers
that there was neither hope nor chance
for any vessel 'ffghting her way over
the barrier that blocked up Smith s
Sound.
This fact explains how our gallant ad-
venturers have not returned, as they
proposed to do. At the same time, it
furnishes no ground of anxiety for their
immediate safety. Their great risk is
the character of the season which is to
come. Shonld that also be close one,
they may themselves need the same
office ,f charity they sought to render to
Sir John Franklin. r.f.-
Butte record., 1854-12-02
DISCOVERY
Of the actual and Wrsiched Fate Of liz
Long Lost Sir John Franklin md HI.
Campanions in Misfortune.

Of the Actual AID Wrstched Fate Of Ast
Long Lost Sir John Franklin aud his
Campanions in Misfortune.
The Montreal Herald of Saturday
Oct. 2l, says: We are indebted to Sin
George Simpson, Governor of Hudson
Bay territory, for the.privileges of first
publishing to the civilized world, the at
length ascertained fate of the noble, but
ill-starred Sir John Franklin and his
gallant, company. Alas! that their fate
should have been 30 sad and that the
problem which has SO long occupied the
the thoughts and energies of the great
nayigator's countless friends and admit
rers in Europe and america, should be
solved by SO painful, so distressing a
narrative az is contained in the following
letter, which only reached Sir. George
Simpson yesterday afternoon-it hieing
been forwarded from New York Factory
via Red River. Our own hopes Of Sir
John Franklin's restoration 10 the world
had, we confess. long ceased !; but who
have been prepared for the fearful resi-
ity-ai miserable and lingering death
from literal starvation POSSIBLY, 7a 5 DR.,
Rea conjectnres, worse than starvation
ON the frozea and desolate shores OF
the Arctic Ocean But we shall not
detain the reader by anyarehsctiohs OF
ours, from the perusal Of Dir. Rea1s 1s in
tensely interesting narrative I'VE Shall
merely mention that York Factory is
situated at the mouth of Hayes River,
in Hudson's By, in about % deg. north
latitude, -- west longitude. .,-ta.
Butte record., 1854-12-02
CLOTHING AND HARDWARE.

just received from San Francisco, which he is
selling on very reasonable terms Give him
call, Newcombe St, near the Plaza az
Bilwell, Dec. l, 1854 tfn4
Butte record., 1854-12-02
NEW CLIO THING
5DAOI2A5;359 GPO29,
AND =

~ S. DICKINSON would respectfully call
-E-la the attention of his Friends and the
Public z enerally, to his new and well selected
-tno nf
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Succession de Vewue Binjaman M0AToys.
VENTE DE SUCCESSlON-EtA&

siegeant dams ct pour Ia parOisse de Lafourche.
Au nom ct par autorite de Ia Cour du Cinquiems DIE
Judicaire, siegeant dams ct pour Ia parosse de aw
scra ofert vente publique, par NJ Boure Sheri a
teur dument quale ct assermente, les lieux s ds
10 vile de Thibodaux JEUDI e Ter jour du mos W.
1854, 10 heures, M "a propriete suivante, ngoH
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situk dams Ia vile de mibodu,
etant lie terrain No. 80, CONNIE II est TepuaDk W =
plan de Ia dite vile fait ct execute par Jama Gtnas
e Ter de Mai 1S42, ledit terrain mesursn cent ssan
dix pieds huit-ouxieme sur chaque face etan bosn
face vers lie Quest par X Canal, Nord on ven ~
Lafourche par le terrain No. a. appartenans go q
sion de Mime g. A. Knobloch, Est par terrain ~ 8,
appaTtenant ---, ct Sud par b rue hsEa, y"
toutas les batisses ct authorizations qui ~ uoase
FROISINE, une negresee ageee de dix-hsit an, g -
fant-ELIZA, agee da-peu-pr2s dix-huit mon
ROSE, une n3eYesse ag6e d'a- peu- pres quinse an
MARIE, une negresse agee d'a peu-pses 4uasofse n
WILLIAM, un negre age d'a.peu-Wes ~ ans. u. ...
EFT AUSSI, le Mobiliers ct Ustensih de Cuisine 1870 ..
en- Bois-de-Lits, Armoirs, Bureaux, ChAses sn'1
Chaudieres Vesselles, etc. 79H 5S.t -.
TERMEs EFT CosDlToNs-Le mobiliers payable ~ -
toutes sommes excedant Dix Pastres, en- NAT low -
escayes payable une sixieme partie ~
la balance ct pour lie Terrain, payable en- quaes
egaux, Scheant respecivement dams tous q chaeu@%
mos de Mars des annees 1885, So 81 ct u e 9sm
des esclaves ct du terrain fourniront enrs oigsg
avec bonnie caution payable ordre De s'c1of !. 80
cuteur de h succession, Ponce du Recosoer oe 80
de Lafourche Les acqnereurs de- moDne.s 1.lak
bonnie caution, ct Ia terre ct les escsves b
ment hypothGques ct anectes du privilege gu
qua payment final, ct tout payments hon ~ iuuui
payees echeance, portera hut pour cent anpc sta
paymint final Gayril 2D n. bVuAV,H--
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Succession Of Joseph Fa5re, and Community.

oUcceSSaOn Or O0SePN FdOTe, anu COWHtUN"y.
OUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou
NJ isiana-Fifh District Court-Parish of Lafourche.
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of Laourche
there will be offered for sale at public suction by NJ Bourg,
Sheriff. duly qualified and sworn, in and for said parish on
the premises situated in the town of Thbolanx, in the
parish of Lafourche, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
MAY, 1854 at 10 o'clock, NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A CERTAIN PORTION
OF LOT OF GROUND, situated in said parish of La
ourche in the of Thibodaux measuring fyve feet
less front Main street. by about hundred and
forty feet in DEPTH bounded in front North by Main street,
above West by portion Of lot belonging to Jean
Ceestn behind or South by 1hbodaux street. separating
from the property Of Pierre Bourr and below East by
st. Philip street separating it from lots Of Perrin Olivier
and Lucy Williams, Co. with the undivided half Of the
buildings and improvements thereon.
ALSO; THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE DRUGS in
certain Drug Store, and also, the Household Furniture
consisting of such articles generally used in house
keeping, and one Cow and two Calves, ETC., etc.
TERMS CoNDrIoNs-The movable property and also
the immoveable payable cash. The undivided half Of the
lot of ground and drugs will be sold in block and together
The moveables will also be sold in block.
T15-tdsl F NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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AVIS FIR ANC AIS.
Succession dc W013e Pezd1t6 7h500d1Ha, e10USe ue
HHpolte Richard
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.-Etat

~
de Louisiane-Cour du Cinquiame Dstrict-Paroisse
de Lafourche.
Au nom par autoe de la Cour du CinquiAme District
Judiciare segeant dams parosse de Lafourche
oert vente publique Mahurn Bourg Sheriff ct
encanteur pubque dument quafe ct asserene, les
eux suee dams la vile de Thibodaux, JEuDI, lie IS de
NAL 1854 10 heures NJ la propriete suvante SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situee dams Ia vile de Thibo-
daux ct mt terrain No. no CONNIE ct representa-
plan de la e vile fat ct execute par James B. Grnage lie
Ter de Mai 1872 e dit terrain ct borne face vers lie
Quest par President ct Nord Ia Clinton, Sud
par terrain No. 113, ct Est par terrain No. 109
toues les batisses ct ameliorations appartenant
UN AUTRE TERRAIN jognant lie terrain cdessus decrit
ct en- arere etant lie terrain No. l09 ct repre-
sente plan de la dite vile fait ct execute par James
B. Grnage Mai 1912 borne Nord par Ia Clinton
Sud par terrain No. 49, Est la Bourbon ct Quest
par terrain No. 12 81 les fournures de maison ct
les ustens de cuisine CONSTANT de tells articles sont
generalement en- usage dams I'm menage.
TERMEs CoNDITIoNs.-Le mobiliers payable en- Mars
1856 la terre payable par quarts quart dns tous ct
chacun des mois de Mars des annees 1885, 1885, 1857 ct
1855 Les acquereurs opnissn bonnie ct yaae caution
ct tout payment payes potera hut
cent dneret apres echeance usqua par Placement Ia ee
vendeur jusqua parfat Placement.
April Is, 1884. 17-tds NJ. BOURG, Scherif.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession of Marie Pezagie TAdbodasr, eDze Of Hyp
polite Richard.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou

GUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou.
~ isiana--Fifh District Cour-Parish Of Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the Parish OF Lfourche,
there will offered for sale at Public auction NJ Bourg,
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly qualified and in and for
said parish the premises situated in the town of Thbo-
daux in the parish Of Lafourche THURSDAY the 18th
day Of MAY 1854 the following described property towt
CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in the town Of Thbodaux
being lot Ma 40 represented plan Of said town
made and executed by James B. Grinage, the first Of
May, 1872 said lot being bounded in front towards the
West by President street. North by Clinton street, South
by lot No. 49, and East by lot No. 1909 with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon.
ANOTHER LOT adjoining the lot just described in the
being lot No. 109 represented plan of said town
made and executed by James Gnage the 1st of May
1872 being bounded North by Clinton street, South by lot
No. 12, East by Bourbon street, West by lot No. no.
AND ALSO the Household Furniture and Cooking Utensils,
consisting of such articles generally used in house
keeping
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-The movable property payable
in March 1885, the lands payable by fourhs, fourth in
all and each Of the months March Of the years 1885, &c.
ST and 49, The purchasers furnishing good and approved
security, and all instaments not puncuay paid, bearing
eight per interest after maturity until paid the land
naming specially morgaed and hypothetical and affected
April is. NJ BoURG, Sheriff.
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g Il Succession de Pierre hubert
NENI'E DE SUCCESSI()N.- Eta
de Ia Louisiana Cour du Cinquieme District-Pares


Au ct par autorte de la Conr du Cinquieme Dbra
Judiciaire sgeant dams ct pour Ia parosse de Lafo
sera oert vente pubque par Mathurn Bourg, Sheriff.
encanteur dument quafe ct assermeDte h Maison d
Cour dams Ia vile de Thbodaux, sAMEDI 20 de NAL
1854, Ia propriete suivante, SAVIOR - j 3
UN CERTAIN HABITATION sUCRE stuse dams
dite parose b rive gauche du bayou Lafourche
viron deuce miles audessous de Ia vile de Tbodan1 me-
surant dix sept arpsnts ct quart plus mons
par quarante arpeDts de proondeur ouvrant auss n d
concession an tsrre enrant de Phabiation appaenaa
eugene toise uuger Wagenspack Alexandra Lepne W.
amin Folse ct dit Lepine contenant peu pres cent
rante ct un acres Ia soixant dix-neuyisme dun aas
supercie, dit habitaton ct horne en- haut par s
d'Eugene Fose ct Ulgere Wagenspack ct en- bas psk
terres de R. P Galard toutes les batsses ct am
tons qui sly trouvent consistent Sucrerie, Mach
vapeur Cabanes Negres CONNIE est decrit dams psa
de James A. Scudday. Gst tisf -.
TERMEs EFT CoNDrTIoNs.-payable par tiers, tier ~
tous ct chacun des mois de Mas des annees 1885, lSs
1851 Les acquereurs ournissant leurs bes par coum
conformement echeances ci-dessus endosses sst
ton ct ait payable oce du Recordeur de la paros
Lafourche ct porant HUT pour cent dntere apres ea
jusqua parfa payment ct Ia propriet6 vendue reste
calement hypothequee avec 10 privilege Eu yendeu 1
achever lie Placement des obligations, jusqui para t
ment. 17-tds N. BOURG, Shat
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X7ENTE DE SHERIFF. q. ~
Y ETAT DE LA LoUIsIANE-Cou du ca Co., d,E

trict Judiciaire, siegeant dams ct pour P7l*E
fouFche. " 1SD
Marcelin Robichaux, %. Leufroi Dantin. - iaa
Foley 4 Townsend, %. Leufroi Dantn :. :. Il hGs
SACAEZ: Que eonformement deux WIN ,s,.rse 4 ~
par Ia susdite Cour dams Ia cause cideu In" 4 Msr
merotee ja sais ct j'odrirai vente pu11ra smsju
de Cour dams Ia vile de Thibodaux, suirsu,
de MAI, 1854, II heures, a. m, ps0s''" IS fAp
suivante: EG& 54Ei 9t5@t M. .arpise -
IN CERTAIN TERRAIN situ6 dsns ~ ~ Md Do
dams Ia vile de Thibodaux etant b Motto - = de We
deux terrains connus ct deMgnes par nm 20 I'd 1885,
ait ct execute par James B. Grinage e H. roie
Giant Ia moitie des lots No. 1871 ct 12S cas ~ su
terrain ct borne Quest par In rue du cana, re ~
moitie du dit terrain, Nord par -- O. =" snerD1&
ident avec toutes les batsses ct am6hossoo~
TERNEs DE LA VENTE-COMPTANT. ,,a,al htse
La dite vente sera fite pour sassairs e Ted sb
ct frais de &c process. l1ssdsl :-1y.1R 1sr,
Succession do Louisiano Stou1sa, hpos1ss rc CoR
FIAT DE LA LOUISIANE...
~ du Cnquieme District, PAroisse =. S,s lsrd
ATTENDU: Que VALENTN BERGEh, Ge Il ID. Oou, pr
4 &c jour fait son application al Grehi5 d.
Atre nomn4 Administrator deis die ssm
En- consequence toutes espsonnes gu rr9scuts ~
des objections IL de bernardo sont par ~ X tsresu W
6kes de- les d<duire an GreEardela CcW, m ~
Ia Wiz de- Houma dams les. dix jous gu saiestoa -
miere publication de Get avis, simon v a'se SffT
sccosdee ct con6rmee seloH ID loi. aHe CoGf,"
k~~-) Temoin ma main ct le sceau os
Ills. lei Avrl milhuis einquate- ussvcocK, Gsehs'
~ 1921 '.AA'
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Saccessson de Leontine Laeapsre.
NENTE DE SUCCESSION.- de

Ia LOuiaane-Paroisae de La10uTche. -
Au nom ct par autorite de Ia Cour du Second District
Judicaire de Ia Nouvee Orleans IL o6ert vente
quaifs ct assermente dams It pour de parosse de La
ourche, Ia Maison de Cour dansa vile de Thbodaux,
SAMEDI lie 20 NAL 1854, dix heures H. Ia propret6e
suivante savoir Et CO., .,s4
CATHERINE, negresse, ct deux enfants-TOPAzE
ct I'm petit cnfant. e gs.#E .Fz' 1879
TERsEs EFT CosDITIoNs.-COMPTANT. .,.is3 3. e.
Avrl Is, 1854 NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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VENTE DE SHLRIF,

ETAT DE LA L0ULSIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis
ct Judcaire segeant dams ct pour b paroisse de
fourche. ~
Joseph Raymond al pourpuge du Jury de Police de Ia
Paroisss de LAfourche %. h tere de Francis Lombas.
No. 1888.
sACHEz QUEEN vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente
lance ssde Ceur dams Ia cdessus ntitule
numer0t TAI sas ct jofira vente pubHque Ia Maison
de Cour dams Ia vile de Thibodaux SAMEDI le jour
De NAL 1854 onze heures, A. NJ Ia propree suivante,
SAVIOR: ~ sssss s5,sF g. =sss
On CERTAIN MOROCCAN DE TERRE situs dams Ia dte
paroisse Ia rive oite du bayou Lafourche environ
"a miles audessous de Ia vile Thbodaux, bor6e haut
par les teres de Lazare Boudreaux has par les s
de Louis Due ayant quaorze arpents de face qarane
0e profondenr, ct appartenant Frnacs Lombas. =
TERNEs DE Ia VENrE.-CeMPTANT. gE.i d, @t9fe
La de vente sera fe pour satisare le principal LEI
interets, ct les frais de &c process. -
Avrii, |, 1854 ISL [i6tdsI NJ B0URG, Sheriff.
VENTE DE SHERIFF. It's 7s 6
y ETAT DE La LoUISIANE-Cour du Cinqui4me Dis.
fourche.
Joseph Raymond ct Jackson Pierce pour rusage du Jury
de Police de Il Parosse de Iatourche o. h terre de d
Succession de Felix Cache. No. 1882
SAEHEA Qnen verue dun ordre de sasie ct de vente
lance par s0sde Cour, dams cause eideus fntitue
numerous sisie ct Toatra en- vente pubque h Maison
de Cour dams b vile Thbodaux, SAMEDI, lie de NAL
1854 u heures b propriete suivAnte savoir
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams Ia dite
parofsse sur 1--WE droie du bayou Lafource ct environ
10 miles audescSus de ID vile De Thbodaux borne en- haut
par es tefes de Grage Blanchard has par cees de
face par quaante arpents de psondeu ct nppaenant
u Succession de Felix Cache.
TKeAKe DR Ia VRHTk-eO8RTANT. 5E
La dte vente fate pour satisre 10 principal les
tnteeets, et fais de &C process.
Asrn, 1854. l1ltd1 H. B0UKs, Sheriff