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4 AMonster-.. W Onderful Phenomenon of
Nature.

The steamer Flying Cloud, Capt X. Phil
lips, arrived at our port q day or two since
from New Orleans, landed at our city party
of Mcxicans, who had in their charge one of
the most wonderful specimens ofnature that
we have ever heard Of or 'rcad by tale or
history 1t was nothing else than woman
twcnty-four years Of age, the upper half Of
whose body resembles that Of bear. She
had human hands and feet, but her arms,
breast neck, back, face and head, were COW
cred with thick, shaggy hair, the eyebrows
hanging over the eyes so that they were al
most concealed Her nose and mouth pro-
trudine beyond the other features, gave her
something of the appearance Of a monkey or
ourang outang. She spoke Spanish quite
nucntlv, and was not without many cvidcn.
ccs of the common intelligence Of man. An
exhibition of her was made on the passage
w in the ladies' cabin, otherwise she was
kept exceedingly close from the curious eyes
of the passengers and crew ofthc boat Ar
irving in our city, she and those with her
took passage Immediately on one of the Hi
rois river boats for La Sale, from thence she
goes directly to New York, and then sails
for Europe, where she will be exhibited TO
the public
From the officers ofthe Flying Cloud, who
ccnversed n great deal with the Spanish in
tcrprcter of the party, on the passage mp,
we learn the following particulars, relating
to her parcntagc, and how she was discover
cd by the McXicans
About thirty years ago, in the province Of
Durango, a party of three women, belonging
to one Of the small towns, lying at the base
of the Durango mountains, were rambling
one day, along the sides of deep ravnc in
the ncighborhood of the town, when they
were attacked by huge bear. Two Of the
terrified females escaped from the monster,
leaving the third to be dcvoured, as they
supposed, by the furious beast When they
reached the village, the alarm was given, and
the inhabitants turned ont in large numbers
to pursue the bear and kill him, and, irposS-
bile, recover the remains Of their unfortunate
sister. The rayiue was thoroughly secured,
and the mountains for miles around searched
with great care, but no traces of the lost one
could be found.
The villagers turned to their home to con
dole with the family of the missing woman,
and to wonder and talk, rs they sat at their
door sides, and drink their iavoritc pulkc,
about the terrible ravagcs Of the monster
brun.
Time passed on, and as days and months
were added to the history Of the Mexican
village, the terrible incident faded from the
memories of the inhabitants, and tho los,
woman was only remembered by her own
family.
About six years had flown, when one day
party of hunismen from tho town, in pass
ing up the sides Of the mountain sevcra
miles distant from the ravine In which tn,
woman was seized by the bear, came upo,
the mouth Of large cave into which--fcar
ing to explore Il ono of'hcm fired his mus
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LOAN TAKEN.---Thc loan Of &, 900, 900, ad.
vertisod for by tho N. Y. and Erie X. X. Co.
has been taken, principally by German hou.
SEE The fact has had an encouraging inilu
snce on the money market in Now York.
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1854, n. B. BRISTOL, 1854.
Forwarding and Commission
VIZ So a u "a g; a < - We -u-s
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS

Cash paid Cor all kiuds of Produce at the Cush
man Ware House, Main Canal
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From the y. Y. Evening Post. |
DECEMBER.
BY wM. GLAND BOURNE

have December in my heart,
And piercing winds blow cold and keen
They rudcly rcnd the robes apart,
In which my spring-tne Hope was seen
With frosty hand strive to wind
The scattered things around my frame
And some broad oak TO get behind,
10 wake my love-hrc's dying flame.
In my bright greenwood behold
The once-loved trees all stripped and bare
And, shiyering, endure the cold,
Leailcss, like them, in my despair.
The hills which once loved to climb
In buoyant toll, with Hope in view,
Have lost the spirits summer time,
And wear drear, unwelcome hue.
Ny sonl's wide fields Of ripcning grain,
That promised golden haryes,s all,
Are bightcd with untimely rain,
And scorching droughts, and ser2.brown
fall.
The silver stream that flowed along
In Joys bright day, flashing tide,
Is frozen; and the boatman's song
Is hushed--my oar is laid aside.
The trees where once gathered fruit
Crcak with the pain Of frosted limbs,
And sitting at the saploss root,
The driving snow my sight bedims,
How fall Lirc's storms upon my way.
How pass LIES years from birth I'LL
death
The Spring is Autumn in NY day,
And summer brings me Winters breath.
Ii is Dccemhc ! and crcwhilc
Ny sorrowing years shall all be past
My dying Hope, on Sorrows isle,
Asks, "Shall December always last?'
The winds sweeps by, nor heed my woe
The frost makes crystals Of my tears
While all around the drifting snow
In tracklcss plains my grave appears.
Yct comes there, mid the old years toll,
In one faint CLEAN Of Hopes pure ray,
The answer, "No! Endure, o Soul
December shall be turned to May !"
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Tosco,y Never Burned.

/ \ correspondent Of the n. Y. IadepeH.
/ 3,At writing from Iowa, make. the folowin.
curious and interesting historical revelation:
|. va, not ,on- ago that gave YOU n lite
rarv curiosity in the shape of a letter of
Thoma, Carlyle to citizen orlowa havo
bow historical discovery to communicate.
/ It's cut from the .NnsraiiRe EhgUirer Of the
( lGth ultmo:
Moscow Nrvup BrRSgp Coming up on
boat few days ago, we happened to fall in
company with senator Douglas, who came
on board ct Quincy. on his way to Warsaw.
In the course Of a very interesting account
Of his travels in Russia, much Of which
have been published by lettcr.writers, lao
stated iaI' WING" mas never yet oeGi' pup
usnco, buL "h't" s'"rt'l!'e'y ,oHuau''.s .,'e
received hls'Crical rel"'l'', oi one VI uno
ihoSt tNlr&o'u'iihI! events uiat IL ever ieii W
the 'ot %! h's'orl VI ''''s reason '''c
JHagc Sa'u nc it'ta ueiitaVy III .i'aA'"o ,he as,
seruGn matte eHy9l -RoSsor 1" rer @as o"rne"
lie Sdid liiat previously 'ohls arrNa' ~
Moscow, he iad several disputes WIN ms
guldc as 10 'le burning oi 'ic Guy inc
/ gu!ae aecIaringi II never occurred, ana seem
ed 70 DC helliet al Mr' Dougias Pers's'cne!
IN ms oplhlIn, bu', on examining thc iiTe-
MARKS arouhd tne CITY, ana tle CITY i'scii, NO
became Satisled tiat inc GUIDE was correct
Inc statement goes on To sci lorth that tho
ahuquity OF inc arcI'ecturai clty--pa''cu-
larry ol us SIN hundred lfst.class church'
eS, stretching through aute-Napoicohlc ages
to PAGAN uhcS, ana showing me hahdi'work
OF Inherent nations ol history demonstrates
'hat the c!ty was never burned uowh'(or up')
AT the RISK OF haylhg this statement Class.
ca win the NeGrasha O.!-wnose author,
lear, Is not goou aU'hori'! win you OF your
readers tor anythi'G-l cut AGAIN:
The krcmln Is space o' several nm
dred acres, IN the heart OF The city, IN the
shape OF ilat-lron, and is incloSed Oya wall
sixty feet high. Within tins incIosure is the
most magnificent palace IN Europe, recently
built, but constructed over an ancient pal.
ace, which remains, thus incIoscd, Who.e anu
perfect, with al ITS windows, etc
Near the hremlin surrounded by awal,
Is Chinese town, appearing TO be several
hundred years Old, stlll occupied by dcsccn'
dants OF the original settlers.
"Ihc circumstances which gave rise to the
error concerning the burning oi the city OF
! Moscow, were these: 1t is acity OF 45o, 900
inhabitants, in circular form, occupying
large space, five miles across, There the
winters are SIX months long, ana the custom
was, and still Is, to lay up supplies oil provi-
slonS and wood to last SIX months oil severely
cold weather 10 prevent these gigantic
supplies from cumberlns the heart OF the ci-
/ ~, and yet render them as convenient as
houses was constructed TO circle completely
rove or orop,rirs and in tLcsc were dcnosted
the whol, of the suuplics, Napoleon had
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Succession Of Joseph Dantin, and hts 4cis CIotde
sfilt III .laG - iiie Gtedsy. i-ii# > - ~
GTATEd OF LOUISIANA,-Parish of

In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and the Parish Of Lafourche there
will be offered for sale at public auction by Mathun Bourg,
Sheriff and Auconeer duly qualified and sworn In and for
said parish the premises situated in the town Of Thbo
danx TUEsDAY, the 2sth day Of MARCH, 1854 at 10
O'Clock a., the following described property, o.wit
CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in the town Of Thbodaux
in said parish being lot No. l5l, Is represented
plan Of the town Of ThiboGaux made and executed by
James B. Gnage, on the Erst Of May 1872 Said lot b
bounded in front North by Baker street. and East by
President street. above West by lot belonging to Jean
Dupantier, and Zenon Guo and South by lot belong
ing TO Zenon GuilD with III the buildings and improve
CAROLINE negro woman aged abou. % years; and her
six negro GIRL aged about years
ANN, negro girl, aged about years; SARAH, a negro
girl, aged about years; JOSEPH, . negro boy, aged
about years; ANGELO, negro girl aged about years
EUGENE negro boy, aged about years and hall.
A LOT OF CHAIRS and Rocking Chair, two AHnoirs,
one Cum several Bedseads and Bedding, Clock one
Safe Crockery Ware, one Heifer etc., etc. '' ffs'
TERMS CoNDrONs-The whole Of property Of said
Estate movable and immoyeable payable by thirds one
third in all and each Of the months of March Of the
1855 1885, and 1887, the purchasers Of the moveables to
furnish good and approved security and purchasers Of the
land and slaves to furnish their notes with approved security
payable to the order Of the Administering at the Office Of the
Recorder Of this parish, and all and notes not pune
tuay paid at maturity to bear eight per cent per
terest thereafter the land and slaves to remain specially
moEgaged and hypohecaed until final payment and affected
with the vendors privilege. ,s,l
Feb. Is, 1864. I10-tds] NJ BOURG, Sheriff. :
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Saccession de Joseph Dantin ST., ct son sposse Cgosade
tfGiz5i. 81 10 s...a GuedTy. Il }f.:si 4taiset,y
DE SUCCESSION.- Fiat
vide In dr. c;nc,,;a,oo n;str;ct-psroeaa

de Lafourche. i.
Au Fl par antorite de Ia Cour du Cnquee District
Judcaire segeant dams ct pour u paroisse de Lafouce
sera oert vene pubque par Mathurn Bourg Sheriff
encter publique duent qualif6 ct assemente les
heix sues dams Ia vile de Thibodaux, MARDI le % de
1854 10 heures, M, les propri6ees s,ivantes,
SAVIOR: - "a. Il
IN CERTAIN TERRAIN DE VILE, slime dams Ia vine
de Thbedaax, dams susdite paroise 6tant e No. Isl
CONNIE est Representa- plan del vile de Thibodaux,
fait ct execute par James Grnage lie Ter de Mai
dit terrain ct borne face Nerd Baker Est
L. President haut Quest terrain appartenant
jean Dupanter, ct Znnon Guill ct Sud par lie terrain
apPaenant Zeflon Guiaot avee toutes les batisseS ct
authorizations qui sy trouVent. l.-st 4 s3ei.5! ri
CAROLINE uhe negresse, agee denyiron % ans ct
six enantsFRANCISE negrese age d'environ Fans;
ANN, une negrase, agee d'environ 8, ans SARAH,
negresse, agee denyiron ans; JOSEPH, negre age
denviron ans; ANGELIQUE egresse agee denviron
sans; EUGENE IN neRre age denviron ans ct demi. il
I'm LOT DE CHAISEs, ct Berceuse, deux Armoirs, I'M
Fusl pusieurs Bots de Lifts ct Its Pendue Gsrde-
manger, des Vaseles, une Taure. & 81 its ~ f''tIi
TERNEs Er CONDITIONS Les pFoprietees de Ia Sue
cession meubes ct immeubes payable par tier dams
tous ct chacn nos de Mars 1885, 1885, ct 1851 Les
acquefeus de mobers fourniront benne susante
ton, ct les acquereus de Ia tee ct les eayes fournrpn
leurs be bonnie snsante caution payable orre
de Administrator romeo du Recorder de cete paroiss
Ct toutes sommes ct biets non ponctueement payees
echeance portea hut pour cent dnere par jusquaux
Placement final la tere ct les escayes rtant specalemen
hypoheques ct afecs du privilege des yendes jusquau
paiment final. [fey2510tds] NJ. BOURG, sherif.
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~ ~ Succession Of David Dantin.
CUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou

~ isiana-Ffth District COurt-Parish OF Lafourche
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the Parish Of Iafourche
here will offered for sale at Public auction by NJ Bonrg
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly qualified and sworn in and for
said parish the e residence Of Joseph Dann deceased
situated in of Thibodaux in the parish Of Laourche
TUESDAY the 2sth day Of MARCH, 1854 Immediately Hat.
after close Of the sale Of Joseph Dantns and his Wies
Estates. the following described property, towit:
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF CERTAIN TOWN LOT
situated in the Of Thibodaux being No. 49, in plan
Of said made and executed BY James Grnage the
LIST of May, 1872 Said lot being bounded North by Lot
No. &c. East by President street, West by Lot No g. and
South by Baker street. said lot being in the Of David
Dantn, but half is known by the parties as belonging
to Lvaudais Dantn. .s..ga. s.--,. Rs
ONE cow AND CALF, Horse, Saddle, Chest Of Tools
and Trunks. 4s ID. 80 i5= 5..r a - y
TERMS CoNDr1oNs-The whole property of said Estate
payable by thirds both moveabes and immoveabes,
third in all each Of the months of March of the
1861 49, 81 The purchasers Of the moveabes to give good
and approved security and the purchasers of the immoye
abes furnish their notes with approved security payable
the order Of the Administrator at the Office Of the Recorder
Of said parish and all punctu lily paid at maturity
bear eight per centum per annum interest," and the land
remain specially mortgaged and hypothecated until final
D ylnent and affected with the vendors privilege
Feb. Is, 1854 NJ BOURG, Lherin
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.WCICIAL NOTICES.
c., ,s Lsn,, rLrrZeS RicIUf'U

SUCCESSION SALE.-State OF Lou
~ isiana-Fifth District Cour-Parish Of Iafourche:
In the name and by authority of the Fifth Judicial District
Court sitting and for said parish there Will De o
GALE at pubc aution by Mathurn Bourg Shern and anc
tioneer duly qualified in and for the parish OF La
frche on the premises situated about one mile above the
town of Thibodaux on the right bank Of bayou
on SATURDAY, the 25th day OF MAkCH, 1904, al ~
O'Clock a. m the following described property to-wit
TRACT OF LAND measuring two arpents 'front.' on bayou
Iourche more less by the depth Of eighty arpens
htween lines openng bounded above by land belonging
to the Succession of Joseph F. Richard and below ny
those of FRANCOIS Deanrette with the buildings anu nm
Jean G. Richard from Joseph DaigIe per act before
Dasp Parish Judge, the 4t June ISIS book C. page lao
he aS catte ons lot Of Pke
about thirty Cords Of Wood, one LOT OF fos1s anu al
Armoir 49, 11axoa ,,
twentieth parts thereof the shares of the Minors Of
Eugene Maronge as follows: The movable property all
sums under ten dollars payable in all the month Of March
in ali the month of March, 1854 and the other half in all the
month of March, 1855. The land and slave payable three
equal nstaments, one third in all the month OF are,
third In an the of March, 1856 all purchasers to give
their notes with good and approved security signing jointly
and seyeray with themselves and bearing eight per cent
interest from maturity till paid The land and slave
naming specially mortgaged until final payment.
And the balance or the One Hundred and Sixteen One
moyeabes payable in two equal instmens maturing res
pectivey in the months March, of years 1854 and 1859
The land and slave payable in four equal M ma
turing respectively the months of March OF the years
1854 IS 56 and 81 All sums not punctuay PAID at matu-
rty shall bear eight per cenm per annum interest there
after until full and final payment All sa. ,r
chasers of the land and slave shall furnish Their notes
payable the order Of the Administrator, at the office o.
the Recorder this Parish upon terms corresponding VIII"
the above which shall be identified with the SALE The land
and slave shall he and remain specially morgaged ana
hypohecatd with vendors privilege to secure the
price such eventual interest accrue thereon
Feb IS ,l., NJ BoURG, Sheriff
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AVIS JUDICIAL.
Succession de Pierre Chdrpentier ct Communicate "
No. 319.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.-Etat

Succession de Pierre CAarpentier ct Commemorate
No. 319.
NENTE DE SUCCESSlON.-Etat
de la Iouisiape-Cour du Cinquieme DistctParoisse
de LafOurche. :.
par auorte de la Cour du Cinquieme District
Judciare segeant pour parosse de LaIourcne
sera oert en- vene pubque par Mathurin Boug Sheriff
ct encaneur ument qae ct assermente dams ct pour Ia
ite rroisse sur les eux tues dams Ia vile De
MERCREDI, lie 20 de MARS, 1854, a ~ heures a. M Ia
propriete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR: il
TN CERTAIN TERRAIN situe dams la vile de Thbodaux,
Giant Ia Motto du terrain No. 1O6 du cote NOrd ct lie
quart u terrain No 1O7, du cote NordEst CONNIE est
represene sur I'm plan de Ia de vile, fat ct execute par
de terrain EFT borne en- face Quest par la Lower,
Nord GU vers Bayou Lfourche par Ia Clinton Est
mar autre parte terrain No. 10 appartenant la Sue
cesson dAdrnT hboaux, ct au Sud une autre pare
u dit terrain ayant face sur la rue Lower dapupres
1854 pes par $50 pieds de Proondeur toutes les
batisses ct ameiorations appartenant.
UN AUTRE TERRAIN OH partie de Deux Terrans, etant
Ia Motto Terrain No 106 du cote Sud- ct lie quart du
Terrain No. 1O7 vers lie Sud Quest etrepresente
plan de la vile de Thbodaux, fait ct execute par
James D. Grinage Arpenieur, lie Ter de Mai 1872 Ia de
pare du terrain ct borne Nord par les susdt terrain en-
face Quest par Lower street, Sud le terrain No
ct une pare du terrain No 49, appartenant Adrien
Thbodaux ct P. Lagarde, Est terrain appartenan
Ss pieds de face par ESQ pes de proondeur, avec les
authorizations qu sly trouvent
UN BUREAU un Bots de Lit ct Lifts, deux Gardemanger,
tne Arnoif I'M Core doutls, un lot de planche etc., etc
audessous de dix pasres complaint ct toutes somes
de ct excGdant dix pasres ct terre payable en- tos
ment eganx echeant respectvement tier dams 0us es
chacun des de Mars des annees 1885, 1885, ct 1885, Les
acquereurs ourisan bonnie ct suante caution ct
restan spciaement hypothequees ct ece dn privilege d
tueement payees echeance portera hut cent
Few Is, 1854 [lOtdsl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
Succession de Jean Charles Richard
VENTE DE SUCCESSION e..

VENTE DE SUCCESSION-F,,.,
la Louisiane-Cour du Cinquieme District ue
Lafourche. rafolsse De
Au nom ct par autorite de la Cour du Cinmamo ~
Judciare segeant dams ct pour la parosse de Ias.
sera oiert en- vente pubque par Mathurn Bourr ~
encanteur dument nomme ct quae dams ct POM .,a
de Lafourche, les eux situes environ nm " pa'oi
dessus de la vile de TIL bodaux Ia rive oa se az
.a1ourche, sAMEDl, lie 25eme jour du mos de- gasyoa
1854, 10 heures m, les proprietees suiyantes
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE mesurant deux arnsn. sasoI
sur lie Bayou Lafourche plus MONS par os,. iace
arpents en- profondeur entire des lgnes ouyrants ns
haut autrefos par Ia terre appartenan u oofnee
de Joseph +. Richard, bas par la terre de Frane
loret avec toutes les batisses ct amelioraon, I d.
trouvent, adite terre fut ACCUSES par elit R S ~
Joseph Daigle, par un acte passe devant P Dan ae
de Paroisse, lie de JUN, 1915 dams lie yre soge
FRANCOIS, un negre age de trentre-cinq ans f's' i
DEUX CEIEvEAUX Is Betes-a-cornes un lot de- p..-
viron trene cordes de Bois Armoir un lot do p en-
TErMEs EFT CoNplTloNs-savo les Quatre Cen, V;s'
Huitieme parties on les portions DIES Mneurs de Ena
ronge, CONNIE suit: aa-
LIE mobier toutes sommes audessous de dix pias,,.,
able dams lie courant du mois de Mars, 1854 ct ton ~
mes de dix piastres ct excedant dix piastres ns son.
notices, une Notice Mars 1854 ct pantre , I" 9
Mars 1865 La terre ct resclave payables en- tro n %
egaux tiers dams lie courant de Mars 1854 un @
Ne courant du mos de Mars 1885, ct tiers dams aas
du mos de Mars 1885, les acquereurs donneront s'
bonnie ct yalabc caution signes Complement !.
darement avec eux memes ct portant nteret ,.; s@
hut pour cent par an compiler de echeance usoun
fat Placement. p1'
Ell Ia balance on la Cent Seizeme. Cent y;ncb,;s,,.
suit, SAVIOR: Tous les mobilers payables ~ s
placements egaux echeant respectueusemen dams l. @
des mos de Mars DIES annees 1854, ct 1855 Ist susn
Pesclave quatre placements egaux echeant re,s;
uent dams lie couran des mois de Mars des .nnaa NV,
49, SO ct 81 Toutes sommes non-ponctue ement s
echeance poreront interet raisoD de hut pour csr,
an jusqua Placement fnal les acquereus fournnt h ~
ct vaabe caution acqoeeur gu les aequerears de ts
ct resclave fourniront leurs bles pay abes pon @
ministrateur bureau du Recorder de cee paroie . Nv
les termes correspondent aux conditions cdesss s,hS
Identifies la vente, Ii terre ct lesaye rs
Superintendent hypothees avec lie privilege du veneur Don,
suryenir. nj. B0URG Scla,s
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Succession de Ddr;d D1Ntin. -
TTAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-COu

- du Clnquene District, Par0lSSe de LaIOufche
Au nom par autore de la Cour du Cinquieme District
Judciare, segent dams ct pour Ia paroisse de
sera oet pubque par NJ B0rg, Sheriff en- Encan-
teur ument quafe assermente la derniere residence
Joseph Dantn decide sue en- u vile de
la paroisse de Iaourche, MARDI % de MARS, I'M
medatement apres vente u u Joseph Dantn ct de son
epouse, les propriet6es ci-apres decritea, sayoir:
LA MOITIE lNDIvISE DUN CERTAIN TERRAIN DE
WILLIE situe dams la vile de Thiboaux, Giant lot No. w
plan de Ia de vile fait ct execute par James b.
Grnage lie Ter de Mai 1872 le dit terrain etant borne
Nord par lot No co. Est par la President Quest par
lot No 3d. ct Sud rue Baker, e dit terrain etan au
nom de David Dann, mais est reconnus par les parties
que 10 moite appartient Iivaudais Dantin Ga
UNE yACHE EFT son vEAUX, un Cheval, un Sele, un
Cofre d'Outis deux Males
TERMEs CONDITIONS les propetees de 10 dite
Succession payable par tiers, mebes ct meubes nn tier
dams tous chacun des mois de Mars des annees 1850
ST. Les acquerers des mobiers donneront bonnie ct
susante caution les acquereurs des
leurs bets bonnie susante caution payable Porre
de administrator roce du Recorder de de parosse,
payees echeance por-
nteet rson de hut pour cent Fan ct Ia tee retera
speciaement hypoheques jusquan payment final afecte
avec lie privilege du vendeur. = -
Few. 49, 1854 [l0tds] NJ BOURG, Sheriff.