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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-29
Succession Of JIido,o Benjan.in -Hnlbronr.
SALE-State of Lou

~ siana Fifth District Cont, Parish Of Lafourche.
In the and by the authority of the Fifth judicial Dis
trict Court sitting and for the Parish of Laouche there
will be offered for sale public auction by Mathrn Bourg
Sheriff and Auctoneer duly qualified and sworn in and for
said parish the premises situated in the town OF Ihbo
daux THURSDAY the LIST day Of JUNE, 1854. at ten
O'Clock, NJ, the following described property toswit
CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in the town Of Thibodaux
being lot No. &c. represented plan OF said town.
made and executed by James B. Grnage on the LIST day
OF May 1872 said lot hundred and seventy
or towards the West by the Canal North towards bayou
Iafourche by lot No a. belonging the Estate Of Mrs
Gustave A. knoblock, East by lot No. 49, belonging to
" and South by Baker street, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
negro girl aged about IS yearsand her child
ELISA, aged about eighteen months
ROSE negro girl aged about Is years.
MARIE, a negro girl aged about IA years.
WILLIAM, negro man aged about twenty two years.
AND ALSO the Household Furniture and Kitchen Utensils
consisting Of Beds and Bedngs, Armor Bureau Chairs
Looking Glasses, Crockery, etc. etc.
Terms CONDfrONS.-The moveabes payabe2 all sums
of and under Ten Dollars, CASH-and all exceeding
Ten Dollars payable in March 1856 The Slaves payable
onesxth part CASand for the balance and for the
lot payable in four equal saments maturing respectively
1885, 1885, 1857 and 1885, The purchaser purchasers
furnish their sodo with good approved security
payable the of Victor Richard of the Es
tate the office of the Recorder Of the parish of afourche
The purchasers Of the moveabs to furnish good and APP
proved security and the Land and Slaves remain spe
cy morgaged and hypohecated and affected with vendors
privilege until final payment and all instamens not pune
uay paid maturity to bear eight per cent interest there
after till finally paid. Zap 29l NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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SALE.

There win be offered for sale at public auction by NJ
Bourg Sheriff and Anctioneer duly qualified by law at the
May, 1854 at 10 o'clock the following described prop
erty to-wit
FIFTEEN TOWN LOTS situated in the parish Of Laourche
In the neghborhood Of Charles Dupre about 20 arpens
from Bayou Lafourche. Also-Two Bugges and lot Of
Bricks, &C., &c.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Cash and the balance
payable by haves-onehaK in the month of March, 1885,
and the other half in the month Of March, 1885, the pur
chasers furnishing their notes with good and approved sec
ry payable to the order Of Charles Dupre and all notes
not puncaly paid at maturity bear eight per cent in
terest thereafter. apl29,M NJ ROURG, Sheriff.
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IBERvILLE GAZETTE.-The first number of
the Iberville Gazette, since the accession Of the
present editor DR.. s. E. Mckinley, is before us,
and exhibits evident signs that he has been
exercising the powers Of the goose quill. His
address to thepatrons of the Gazette, in which
he denolishes the wing party at one fell swoop
Of the pen, is rather sophomoric, if we are per-
mitted to coin a word to suit the occasion, but
it is not destitute of some fine passages. The
Doctor is evidently in new field, and has not
yet fairly got the hang of the school house: y,
Individually and pecuniarily, the Doctor has our
best wishes-but politically, save us from ever
falling into the road he is now travelling. r.
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NU1sANcE.-0ne Of the greatest annoyances,
to us, at least, is that squad of ill-bred boys
who frequent eur churches-not for the purpose
of listening to the word of God, but for annoy
ing and preventing those who do-by congre-
eating on the outer steps and in front of these
sacred places of worship, to indulge in talking,
swearing, foot-racing, and fighting. Parents
who have any interest in the future of ther off
spring, should teach them better manners, or
else keep them at home, and not suffer them to
annoy those who may be disposed to listen to
the words of divine truth-no matter to what
denomination or sect they may be attached.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
NJ STATE OF LOUISTANA-Fith Judicial District
Court, sitting in and for the Parish of Lafourche
Widow l. " '. hagg'oli j.. ,,.a n

TAKE NOTICE That by virtue Of order Seizure and
SALE emanang from the above entitled Court above
entitled and numbered case have seized and will offer for
sale public auction at the Court House the town Of
Thibodaux, SATURDAY, the 3D. day Of JUNE 1854 at
II O'Clock, the following described property o-wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, situated in the town Of Thibodaux bounded
North by Levee street. Westby st. Philip street, South by
Second street, and East by property Of NJ H. Daunis
TERMS OF SALE-GASH on the day Of SALE
The said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest
and costs Of suit apl 29-6t NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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DeT" Piscatory excursions are now becoming
frequent and fashionable. There are many
fine resorts for this exciting sport in this neigh
borhood Bass, Trout, Chinquapin Trout, and
other delicious pan fish are caught in considera-
BILE quantities .-..i ..tl.,.. ..-s K -
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re- Messrs Van LEW & Bello are now in
receipt of a fresh assortment of Family Groce-
ries and Western Produce at their stand on the
Leyee, corner of Jackson and Main streets.
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NATIVES OF YUcATAN In SLAvERY.-It is said
that Sig. Almonte has addressed a communion
ton to our government alleging that five natives
Of Yucatan we're stolen from off Sisal by .
French merchantmen, and are now in slavery
in the United States. They should be hunted
out and sent back to their country. 3sgeil
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=, Dsss. The Missouri, and nearly all the upper
rivers are reported to be on the rise. We would
warn our people to keep q strict watch upon
their ,levees. A little attention now may save
great deal of trouble and expense in the future.
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pg~ Rev. Mr.. sugg, resident Methodist min
lister at this place, has left to attend the General
Conference in Georgia. He will remain absent
about four weeks ' ''' 'S..-1
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TRENTON, N. 1.-The ''unterrifed," says the
New Jersey State Gazette, have elected their
entire ticket for the various city officers, with
thesexception Of City Clerk. The. Board Of al
dermen stands equally divided. iH . l. y
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RESTAURANT Messrs. Cheyalier & Robert,
from the country where Ia cuisine is understood
"a la perfection, have opened Restaurant, where
dishes are served at all hours of the day
Should any Of our country friends happen to
visit our young city after meal time of day,
void Of their dinner, we would advise them to
call on Messrs-, G. & R., whose card appears
under our advertising head. il 81 "'a,a" '5
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ARaP Gen. Lewis sCass left Washington on the
18th inst, for Detroit, in consequence OF the
death of his son-in- law, Capt Garfield.
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/ OsT OR MIsLAID-A NOTE be.

- longing to the succession Of DR. Thos NJ. Williams,
drawn to e order Of J. G. Beatty by F. G. Ewing, A.
hundred and sixty dollars and sixty cents ss6
payable in the month of March, 1854 04
Persons warned to trade for this note payment
has been stopped. apl2Q2t JAS 6. PERKINS, Admir-
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BD~ We are indebted to the New Orleans
True Delta for the bulk of our news items in
this number
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:. Later from the Isthmus and Panama.
We gather the following intelligence from our
files Of Panama papers, received yesterday.
The Star says the indications are that there
win be an early rainy season on the Isthmus.
The clipper ship Sea Witch arrived at Pana-
ma on the 30th ult, from Santow, in China,
with 7O5 Chinese laborers for the railroad.
Under the appropriate heading, "The issue
made" the Star, of the LIST inst, has the fol-
lowing: 's.'.F
We are informed that the agent Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company has refused to pay
the capitation Tor ten per cent? tax levied by
this province on tho assumed profit Of ten dol
lars on each passenger, which the Company's
vessels bring to or carry from this port. On
this action upon the part Of the Company, We
further learn that the Governor refused to give
. clearance for the Golden Gate and still fur
Their learn that Col. Ward, Consul Of the United
States at this port, gave up the ships papers,
SO that she proceeded to sea last night. We
are glad that this vexed question is at length
brought to q head, as it should have been three
years ago. Threats have been made, we learn,
that application will be made to Bogota to with
VIC" SAAS oXsNsVfo Va SVA1Suto " NAAA
er for their conduct upon this question; but
we have too high respect for the wisdom Of
the Federal authorities Of the country, TO sup
poss they will exercise any such right.
Lieut.. Strain and two of his companions arrived
at Panama on the 18th inst, in canoe from the
Gulf Of San Miguel, where they had left their
ID surviving companions in cantonment. The
Star says: sffai q f' sS e a.
We are happy to announce that Lieut.. s. and
his friends appear to be in good health, although
still suffering severely from the effects of the
hardships they endured whilst crossing the
Isthmus. s
The steamer Virago, viii, we understand,
remain in the Gulf Of San Miguel for some
weeks, as it has been found necessary to detain
her there in order to repair her boilers.
The steamship Yankee Blade, from New York,
arrived at Panama on the 18th inst. She is to
run in the Independent line between Panama
and San Francisco. The Yankee Blade made
the passage from New York to Panama in less
than 48 days running time. =.
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Perdu Ou Egare.. .o.,.
THU BILLET appartenant ia ou.c

i U D1EEE dPPdrtcf1f11s -. nar z T.
~ sion de feu DR.. T. n. Williams soos e. pnayabss
Ewing j. A. Scudday ct N. H. Dauns, IN soan rsnt .
rordre de J. G. Beatty, pour la somme de MI " ro.pps
ante six piastres ct soxantesix cents Iou. aymesa
sont requses de pas prendre ledit billet car id.
es: arret6. 1921 J. :. fchnA'
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Bes~ The mail failed entirely on Thursday
last. Cause-not known; logged, no doubt.
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Thibodaux Hotel.
FIFTY NEGROES WANTED!
TO-DAY TRACK ON THE

4 y. TO Ia 7 TRICK ON THE
Neae Orleans, Opelousas, Great Western Rail Road.
1NHE above number of hands are wanted
i at the LAFoURCHE CROSSING, and at Robinson's
Plantation, to lay Track. - 5a'-
For good hands $50 per month will be paid besides
penses of living. ,.sfr. a-. d.. 4H.. ~
resident Physician of the country will be called in when
ever necessary, without any charge being made.
Contracts will be Eade with parties for the hire Of their
hands, for or 70 months, or longer, If desired
Payments, will in all cases, be made the owner per-
sons author zed to receive wages Of those hands, in H.
between the 18th and Goth Of each month"; without fail
Also W4NTED-One or two good TRANSFERS, who
understand the managing Of mules, and
YOUNG GIRL to wait the Table, and to assist in
general work about the house. r
Application for the hire of hands, any further nforna
ton be made to W. H. RAGAN Thibodaur; or to G.
B. PARSEIL and J. D. WOOD, at the Rail Road Cross
ing, Lafourche. 19-n BATES, BENSON & COMPANY.
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Negres EN- Dema nde.

|nN demande louer pour TRAVELLER al
~ Chemin de Fer de New Orleans Opelousas ct Great
Western Railroad Cnquane negres pour etre employees
placer les rdees Trene Pasres par mois payees
nourriture
I'm Medecin du pays appele de maade, sans
aucune charge aux proprietaires. .5-.7 4
Des conats seront fats des parties pour lie louage
de leurs negres os douze mos pour temps
plus long 81 celia est AGREEABLE. =
Les payments fats entire lie Is ct 20 de
chaque mois-COMPTANT, sans faute.
On demande auss-uh gu deux bons CHARETIERS, qui
table ct assister fare lie memage dune maison.
Des applications pour louage pour touts aures
segnements pourront etre fats W. H. Ragan Thbodaux,
G. 3. Parsel J. D. Wood, Pont du Railroad, La
fourche. avril 29-tf BATES. BENSON co.
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PROPERTY IN New YORK Grizzly the latest
estimates, the real estate in New York city has
risen to the enormous amount of nearly FIVE
hundred million dollars ($4ss, 00O,0 00.) The
increase during the past year is estimated at
eighty-se million dollars
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OsT OR MIsLAID-A note of ha,

- drawn by E. T. Burnham in favor of John r. White
the 4t Of March, 1885, for twelve hundred dollars paya
BILE on the 18th Of March, 1851 with eight per centum inter-
est per annum from maturity till paid secured by mortgage
certain lot in the town Of Thbdaux The finder Of the
said note will please the the undersigned
April 20, 1854, 1926 EDWARD r. RJJRNHAM
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JEWELRY.

JEWELRY.
THE subscribers will receive splendid
Il assortment of JEWELRY in few days, consisting of
WATCHES, BREAST PINS
EAR AND FINGER RINGS,
GOLD AND SILVER SpECTACLEs
SHIRT BUTTONS, THIMBLEs, LOCKETs,
GOLD PENS and PENCILS, BRACELETS
Ear Hoops Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Cuff Pins &c.
apl 29-3t WAKEMAN & SMITH
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DOR SALE-A likely MULATTO 70
Il BOY will be sold accommodating terms by "A
applying soon to apl 29-2t LOUIS GAUDE. ~.
NOTlCE.-Persons wishing PEWS
IN in the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will please call on
apl29n + o. OSBURN, Treasurer
SADDLERY, &C.
~ The subscribers have just received fine lot Of Brides
Saddles, Fly Nets Buggy and Riding Whips Spurs &C., &C.
which will be sold low apl29-3t WAKEMAN SMITH.
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Married-On the 25th instant. at Acadie
Plantation by the Rev. c. Menard Mr. G. KLINGENDER
Of Liverpool to Miss FRANCES EUGENIA eldest daughter
Of the Hon. PuIILP BARTON KEY.
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NE. There is talk that Santa Anna will d.
yorce his present wife if he can negotiate a
marriage with one Of the daughters of the Queen
Dowager of Spain. His present wife was born
in Westerlo, Albany Co.. New York, and her
maiden name was Lapaugh.s E To- re- ..-.1.5
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WALKERS ExpED1rIoN.-The latest advices
at San Francisco Of Col. Walker are to the 18th
March, when he was still at San Vincente. His
band was still dwindling away by reason of de-
sertions, and those who remained were repre-
sented to be in a suffering condition, and dis
satisfied with their lot. He had with him about
seventy five officers and men, and with his little
band he intended to leave his camp on the 14th
for the Colorado river which he proposed to
cross on RATS, and thence proceed to Altar, in
Sonora. By a still later arrival from Altar and
Guaymas, we learn that the population Of Sonora
are greatly incensed against the Americans and
that those who are living there peaceably, stand
in great danger of their lives. Under this state
Of feeling. Walker with his little band may ex-
pect a hard time, should he succeed in reaching
that country. In San Francisco the expedition
is regarded as an entire failure. ,.,.- ... II
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Miller was very promising young man
bright, intelligent, and Industrious land his
sudden death, away from his friends and in a
strange land is melancholy, and adds another
victim to the long list of those who perish from
carelessness and other causes on railroads.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
NJ STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Fiith Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish of Lafuurche. ~ j.
"a.
I N ns 49,

George R Davis, ct ais.
TAKE NOTICE That by virtue Of order Of seizure and
SALE eanating from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case have seized and will for
sale at public auction at the Court House in the
Thibodaux, SATURDAY, the 3D. day Of JUNE 1854,
II o'clock, M the following described property, towit
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A CERTAIN SUGAR PLAN
TATION situated in the parish of Lafourche about nine
miles below the town Of Tboaux measuring ten arpents
less front, by eighty apents in Depth bounded
above by lands of Widow J. B. Champagne and below by
lands Of J. VALERIE Robchanx with all the BUILDINGS
and IMPROVEMENTS thereon-and belonging to the firm
of Collins & Davis.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. -sr-a-Ett +ssi}l Te Fl
The said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest,"
and costs of suit. apl 29-Gt NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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NHERIFF"S SALE VI. $50.
HERIFFS SALE. *
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Eifth Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish Of Lafourche. ..
RAYMOND P, Galard D. e+..

TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue Of order Of seizure
and sale emanatng from the above entitled Court in the
above entitled and numbered have seized and will
offer for public auction the Court House the
Of Thibodaux, SATURDAY the Sd day Of june 1854
II O'clock, A. NJ, the following described property, towit
THE sLAyEs-POUPONNE and her children MARGUE-
RITE with her child, CLARICE, LOUIS and ERNEST.
TERMS CoNDITIoNs-Louis and Clarice shall be sold
for cash the day Of sale and the other
cash. aud the balance Of the price payable by halves
half in March, 1885, and the other half in March, 1885, the
purchasers furnishing their bonds with good and approved
security bearing eight per cent interest after maturity till
paid. apl29-6t NJ. BOURG. Sheriff.
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Perdu on Egare.

I N BILLET souscrit par Edward T.
~ Burnham favour de John r. White, lie Mars 1850
pour Douze Cent Pastres payable lie Mars $751; ne
hut cent apres echeance sqau payment
assure par hypotheque terrain sue dams la vile de
Thibodanx Cei cele qui aurai trouve ledit billet
dra bien lie remettre soussign6. [2t Z. T. BURNHAM
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
An Succession Of Mrs. MARIE GRAvOIs, are requested
tocome forward and sete and all persons to whom the
aforesaid Succession indebted hereby notified pre-
sent their claims duly authenticated to the undersigned
/ u9-5tl M. BOURG, Test. Executor.
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Succession Of J. J. Rousseau and Vie
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Dis

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Dis
NJ trct Court-Parish Of Lafourche. .'S s' 2
WHEREAS: W. CORRIE Of said parish, Executor Of the
above succession hased with the Clerk Of said Court
provisional Of his Administration praying that it
may be approved: -
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections if they have, to the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court his Office in the town Of Thbo
daux ten days after the date hereof or the said account
win be confirmed in dae course Of law. VI n s54Ha5
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
81 25th day Of April, one thousand eight hundred
and ffty.fOur sra 1921 L. 8. ALLAN Clerk.
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Succession do j . Rorsseav q ao, E,,ouae

succession de v. y. ROfSsedU ct a0n Ep0use.
EsTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
- du Cinquieme District, paroisse de Lafourche. ID
ATTENDu: Que w. CORRIE, de "a dte parosse, Execu-
teur de In de Succession jour depose dams adite Cour
un compte provisional de administration demandant
gull soft approuve. ~
En- consequence oues personnes qui avo des
objections an dit cope sont par les presentes notifies
de les deuire Greer de Ia de Couf son bureau dams
"a vile de Thibodaux, dams les dix jours qu suivront h
date de Get avis simon e dit compile sesa accofde
Iconfrme scion Ia lof ss HtfssaF
Temoin MA main, ct e sceau de Ia dite Cour ce
Is Avr1, mil HUT cent cinquante-q uatre.
1921 L. &. ALLAN, Gref6er.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-A young man, scarcely Il
years Of age, named Christopher Miller, a native
of Germany, and who was employed by Messrs
Bates, Benson s Co., contractors on the Oplousas
Railroad, was fatally injured few days since at
the Robinson plantation, by the train Of "plat-
form cars" loaded with plank and cross-ties
coming in contact with q detached car at the
end of which Miller was standing in order to
couple on the train. The momentum Of the
forward car was so great, owing to the descend,
ing grade of the road, that before Miller was
aware of its proximity although warned in
time by DR.. Beach, who was in charge Of the
track-that he was caught up by the projecting
plank and forced against the COR with such
violence as to break his collar bone, and to al
most sever his arm from his body at the shoul-
der, and inficting much internal injury-in the
opinion of DR.. Selby sufficient to cause death.
1t was thought advisable to remove him to the
Charity Hospital in New Orleans, but owing to
internal injuries he died while being conveyed
from the boat. ....---..--.
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TRIAL OF Col WATKINs-The trial of Col. Fl.
P. Watkins, (Vice President of the Republic Of
Lower California; charged with setting on foot
q military expedition against Mexico, was COM
menced in the U. S. District Court at San Fran
cisco on the Goth of March, and continued for
four days. Col. S. W. Inge, U. s. District At
torney, appeared for the prosecution. Gov. H.
S. Foote, Messrs. G. Yale, E. Randolph, and
Gen. John Wilson appeared for the defence. On
the morning of the fifth day, the jury returned
verdict of guilty, accompanied with RECON-
mendation Of mercy to the Court. The sentence
was to have been rendered on the eth inst The
trial of the other expeditienists was to take
place in few days. ~ :
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Succession Of Thelestor 7owps, senior.
ITATE OF LOUISIANA-Fiffh Dis

N trict Court-Parish Of Lafourche. 100 =
5 WHEREAS: THELEsFOR TOUPS Jr., Of said parish,
has filed his application with the Clerk Of the above Court
to be appointed Administrator Of said Estate:
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
file their objections any they have to the said application,
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town Of Thb
odaux in ten days after the first publication hereof the
said application will be confirmed In due course Of law.
~A Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
1.-THE 18th day m April one thousand eight hundred
Sand ftyfoun 1921 L. s. ALLAN, Clerk.
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A VlS.-Ioutes personnes qui doivent a
Ia la Succession de Mime. MARIE GRAVOfS sont par lie
equs de presenter de regr
qui Ia dte Succession do sont de requis de les
senter dument authentquees au eoussigne.
T19.jt1 ROIIRCS Evec,,tor,r Tact