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BOARD OF TRADE.

In so far as it promises TO bring the energy and ga
oocity Of tho commercial cass to bear with more e-
feet upon the interests Of the City, the organization OF
Roard of Trade marks an important step III tho pro-
eress Of Richmond. More than upon any other, and'
nehsns hnn upon all other does the prospcri-
~ Of CITY depend upon the condition that its inter-
ests shall be under tho control OF It's merchants In
their enterprise in their sagacity, ana III their prac
cal energy consist the true elomens OF growth ana
progress in every commercial community. And WREN
wa osk of merchants, we must not be understood to
annly that honorable distinction to every man who
succeeds In aecumulating fortune by the operations
of trade Cunning, villany and theft arc oiten sui
ceut for that purpose; whereas the true merchant IL
distinguished as much by beraiity OF expenditure I"
by honorable department a pettiiogger ls moi
lawyer. mother is a huckster a merchant. rare
combination of qualities moral and intellectual s es-
sent;u, To tbe character Of the merchant He must
have sauacity, he must have energy, no must have
enternrise. he must bo vigunt in observation, and
nromu. in action he must combine nm accurate at-
tenton to details with power oil eniargeu conpre-
henson.
II will be fortunate day for Richmond when its
de,tinies arc in the hands of its merchants. lhey
appreciate it's advantages they feel lis nece"s'les'
and they have the resolute energy which scorns
obstacles and never stops short of success They arc
men of action, and not Of words. The present ls u
que.tionably critical period in the history of Rich
mond. Tho energy and enterprise OF rival ctlos
Threaten to impede its progress, by approprahng ltS
trade Petersburg on the one hand and Alexandria
on the other, are contending for the Sceptre Rich
uond must bestir tsef-must apply its energy l" the
development of its resources, and must turn tho I'D
yantages of its position to the best possible account
1t il remarkable that at this important Juncture the
commercial community Of Richmond are not repre-
sented at all in the Legislature, and but very made
ouatey in the Common Council. Their energy Is
absorbed in private enterprise and they haro no OPP
poruuity of exerting their legitimate influence 1.-THE
iestnies of the city, The Board OF Trade VIII COM
pensate for these disadvantages to Rome extent, by
diffusng spirit Of enterprise among tho merchants
by harmonzing their feelings and combining thor
energies, and by imparting distinct power to the eS
pression of their collective will
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THE PrcITIvE SLAVE RIOT.

BosToS, June 6.-The examination ol 'ne parties
Was Continued to-day. Bishop, Stowe Jackson and
Morrison were fully committed without bail for the
murder of Ba,chclder Brown and Wesley were held
in $4,000 each for riot. Cluer, Hame and Hopewen,
were discharged. Thompson and Roonson were
held for further examination.
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sue OF LAND IN ELUYANNA.

NOR sale privately, tract Of land, containing 4SC
\ ,.rc. hing In Fluvsnna county, On the head waters
! s,,ninsnsm Creek, oil in original growth.
n, isDd peculiarly adapted to the production of to-
Inc finest quality commanding the lighes, marke,
1ss !, lies remarkably well, Is abundantly watered
ar;ens line eastern and southern exposure, 30 as
III for the successful production Of wheat and tobacco
-srrc j. upon the fair proportion of spero,
~ hand which would produce heavy crops Of corn
n;s, te made very profitable as meadow land being
t ,y nile. Of Palmyra the county seat TO which poiu
- horse boa. navigation. great bargain can be hao
4 5S:. land hy carly application.
|a- " ~ Greasy living adjacent to the tract will take
,-e in showing il 10 any one wiBhing 10 purchase
E(ET4fNE
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iRElSIh-IN CHANCERY.--ln Hanover Circuit
Cou., March aOth 1854
"a 4. Johnson. Martha d. Glcnn and others,
Plaintiffs:
ssAns,
/. io,-msn E.ecutor of Tbornas johnson, e. d.
g.. rImins,ro,or of David Johnson. deccssed, md
/, Defendants.
c.u came nm tb,s aar 10 be amin heard ON the pn
fraor,y ra.d and ,I,o rcnort of Master Commission
|E,m 4 W;,s,n, a of San,enber I.t lsi7 Of n se,
h E ,cco"n,n ,,n,,.' ,, hn, nndcr decree. of Han
sJu: Snner,r Couri nrnnounced July aGth. lSI3
! 'e.G,c and w,s armed by counsel. Upon consider.
sas,-g The C.our, beng Of opinion that the charges
s ai3,raI bv The sn;d Commissioner in said rcporr
t.ye. pollv and child and Eve. from the year is2l
sae estate of I'bomas Johnson. Is. D. administers.
David Johnson dcccasei il illegal and improper, it
1e;Ore sudyod or,:tSTY and deereed, that the said
be ,ecom,pi,,ed ro ,Ge same Commissioner with in
o- 70 reform his ssd account by striking out the al
c> for hire, Of ,he snid ssyes after the ysar 1891.
ne in lieu thereof un account of the principal sum
hundred dollar. for which the said slaves, Polly
aai and Eve appear to have sold with, tho interest
"a, from February 1893. the time Of said aale; and
Hasr hdul:cd, ordered and decreed, that the same
Ei,sonrr state aud settle an account between Tho.
l~lrson, o. d. deceased, administrator of David
En dec"l.-d and the distributes of said intestates
|tson Tiin,nn. Il .Iobnson Iohn Jobnson and Chris
!oason; and in s,n,;n said account bo sball take us
|. the allowances nf fftv JoIlurs each fnr hoard
ln.. Ac ,nn,rna a.. I,,;"a:,e. "u |!-n,, i, ,h,.
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PflCE--Tle parties to the above suit, and all per-
sr"4ed therein are hereby netihed, that the 3Oth
junc next. h, my office, at Buckingham Court
will proceed to make the enquiries directed by
tiscree therein N. F. BOCOCk,
:-cy3w Commissioner
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,"MOUNTAIN ToRRENT."-This Is the title Of
. Handsomely printed "famiy newspaper" recently
started in HIlsville Carroll county, Virginis-James
s. Tippon, Editor.
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uEZ. FORD. Conl'r.

lrRGINIA.-IN CIIANCERY.-At Circuit Court
cOa,ilued au,i held for Buckingham County, on the
'sy .! APRIL 1854.
ta. Jones, rainun'
kha,i
: 3,oe,h Jones, Mary Whitehead Edward l. Gillian,
- fucv, hs wife, Powhatan Jones' John n. May, and
Is wife. Amanda Jones, Lucy Jones, John Hill, and
his wife. Margaret Il. Jones, james .. Jones, and
b. w Joncs Defendants.
ze deere this day pronounced in this cause, 1t was
b:her things ordered TINT the undersigned, commits.
.: the sad Court, enquire and report 70 Court who
Jones' the younger. was at the tino OF his death
ot 10 any pcrson whatever, and if indebted. who.
bond or otherwise; the amount of said dcbts, the
ref thereof 70 whom due. and what part OF them has
all And that the same commissioner do also en-
sao Lrs now the heirs of the suid Josas Jones, the
= 4'' Also whether he left widow. and, II he did,
i E-t l.1 widow ia now alive
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81 THE GOVEiiNOR OF YIii(!INIA.

"a 7
having been received by the Executive,
oa GEORGE JOHNSON, who was sentenced by the
Il Court of Halifax County 10 two years mprison-
tn the Pen,cnnry, for felony, has escaped from the
said county, and is going at large: Therefore,
.;cby offer reward Of one hundred dollars to any
va or persons who shall arrest the said George John.
and deliver him into the Jail of said county; and do
aver require all officers OF this Commonwealth, civil
military, and rcques, the people generally to use their
e1srons to procure the arrest OF the said johnson,
he may be brought to justice.
zen under my hand Governor, and under the Lesser
, Seal OF the Commonwealth, nj Richmond, this
+ nth day Of May, in tho year 1851.
JOS. JOHNSON.
Inc Governor: GEORGE w. MUSFoRp, Secretary OF
R0mmonwealI.
. Johnson is about thirty years Of age, FIVE feet
ssu inches hish sandy colorcd hair, blue eyes, eshy
Had on bl;e coat aud brown pantsloons when he
ii May 30-c3w
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FRIDAY NIOH2NINe. JUNE 8, 1854.

whose identity is questioned ana such ms case al
ioris The evidence If "t the conversation which
took place between Burns and claimant on the night
oi the arrest
When the complainant entered the room where
Burns wos I,urns salutcd him. and 10y his Christian
name-.IIvw do YOU do. Muster Chnrlcs :" He sau-
ted Mr. Brent also, and ny his Christian Rnmc-"llow
do YOU do Master William - (To the appcliation
"MGstcr," give no wcicht.l
Col. Suite said. "iiow cane you hcrcr ~ Burns
said an accident; happened 10 him-that he was work
ing down nj Rockets hoard II vossel--got tired
aml went 10 sleep and Carried of in in The vessel
Mr.. $. Anthony, did over whip you!
B. No Sir.
Mr.. s. Did ever hire you "it anywhere where
YOU did not wish 10 ~
Il. No sir.
MIR. S. When YOU wore sick did not prepare you
bed in my own house, and put y"u upon il, and
nurse you!
Is. Yes sir.
Something WAS said about going hack. He was
asked if he was willing 10 &" back and ho sd-ics,
he wis.
This wns the testimony Of Mr.. Brent. That
vrrs,ton took place confirmed by the testimony
of Caleb PAGE who was present and nidrdc remark
ihn. Burns sni hc did nt come in Capt Snow vessrl
The cros.;-cxamuaiinn Of Brent showed tint Col.
Sutc sai,i''l make you Io promises, aud mnkcyou
no threats.
To m" tIis evidence, when applied In tho question:
nr cmiiiv confirms and establishes the testimony oi
Mr. Brent in i,s conflict with that offered the par
Of the rcspondrnt: and .lcn on the whole testimony
my mind is satisfied beyond reasonable "nbt Of the
identity OF the respondent with The Anthony Eurim
nallrl in the record.
1t was objected that this conversation was in the
uatlrc of admissions: and that too OF mnn stupcd
Iv circumstances: and these considerations would
have weight Ind the admission been used tnrsiabllsh
the truth OF which they referred to--le, the usage,
,Ic ,,iyiur of money! nursing, &c.; but they We're
used for no such r,irposc hut only in reference t"
idrnritv Had they been procured lny hope or fear,
they would have hccn imndmsSiblr; bn "f TINT con-
ridrrcd there was Ia" evidence
On ihc law and facts nf the ease. consider the
,lnimnmt entitled to the certificate from me which he
clain,s.
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=, ~, 'niescstcd will take notice. that have ap-
,e u1 tay of July next, for their attendance at
i m Hanover Courthouse by 10 o'clock Of that
u -, rape;s and other evidences, to enable me to
h, p"r' tie several accounts required by the with.
a-ewlv yu ,,,,,n
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80 -
TUrSDlY. ,luTE d. lSJI.
The Senate was moi i'll session to-lay, having
iourned over Ia Thursday.

HOUSE OF REPRESENIAIlNE ES.
Mr.. Aiken, from the committee commerce, re-
ported bill ,nnking appropriations for light houses
and buoys. Referred to the committee Of tho whole.
Mr.. Lctclcr asked leave to offer resolution i'll
structing the committee for the District of Columbia
to enquire into the expcdicncy of amending the
charter of Washington city us 10 abolish the system
of voting by ballot and substitute therefore the r'r"
mode. Objection being made il lies over.
After several Intellectual efforts 10 proceed 10 busi.
ness nnd no quorum voting, the House adjourned till
tomorrow.
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M. E. CONFERENCE, SoUTH.-Thi body, pre-
yous to its adjournment, elected Dr. L. NJ Lee editor
Of the Richmond Christian Advocate; E II. Myers,
editor ofthe Southern Christian Advocate; j. E. Cobb
editor Of the Memphis Christian Advocate; DIR. j. 3.
McFerrin, editor Of the Nashville Christian Advocate
L. D. Huston, editor OF the Lady's Colnpanion; Dr.:
D. S. Doggctt editor of the Quarterly Review; and
DR.. r. 8. Summers, editor Of the Sunday School
Books and Tracts.
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FIRGINIA.-lN CHANCERY.-ln the Circuit Court
Of Buckingham county.
.ly,-r Thomas, ihH;
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|zd :. Brown, administrator OF John II. Parker md
Dehs
!. decreed that Edw'd 8. Brown. administrator, &c.
an account of his administration before Hez. Ford
ksSiuuer and that the same Commissioner ascertain
(rancements made by Jno. II. Parker to his children
he rime and aso TO settle the account OF each lega
f:a The administrator
yars interested in this decree viii take notice that
spponted Friday the Both day of June next. at my
! ,aaIf mile below Cumberland Court Iouse0 for
pose OF taking the accounts required by said decree;
order 20 enable the Commissioner to discharge the
susd OF him, the parties interested are required 10
with ;hsr papers and proofs especially as TO the ad-
tal=ls Given under my hand, tlis 3Oth day Of May
pes-swiw HEz. FORD, Conr.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

DESTRUCTIVE FIKt N fHILADELFllIA.
PnrLApELPiiIa, June "a large four arory ware
house on the wharf above Arch street running through
tire contents nearly destroyed G. w. Ridgwev s.
Co., on the wharf, had large stock OF oils loss
sla,OOO-fnlly insured. There was also Stored $50
bales Of cotton ownedbv c. P. Rclf VALUED e50.
and fully insured. The stock Of zinc paint belonging,
to Messrs. French Il Richards, on Water street,
destroyed, but all fully insured.
The side walls Of the building fell crushine the
whole mass down to the frat floor. Fortunately, no
one wns injured.
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CHANCERY.--In Hanover Circuit
Court, March Goth, 1854:
ID l. Johnson Martha D. Glenn and others,
loip
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fIRGISIA.-IN CHANCERY-ln Cumberland Cir
cult Court, 9Th day of March, 1851,
H. ~ ralkcr and others, Ptffs.
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Ear. Nicholas executor Of John Thoma7, deceased
|rs,,es l.. Chrisiian and William w Forbes, his sure
u ii, executorial Bond. Elliot r Thomas Nelson Tho
ir.,,;des Wilson. administrator Of Allen Thomas
7humas A. A. Sweeney nnd Nancy his vile. Al
! : TlUu,na and Thomas =. Wo"dson and sally hh
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WIN. o. WINSTON, co,a'r.
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YDTICE-1hc parties in the foregoing sut nrc hereby
ID that on toe llrh day Of July next at my onice, a.
aghsin c. H., will proceed to tnko the accounts di
! p! by the said decree.
T. 5-cwiw n. F. BocoCK. Commissioner
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,ia ,I.r.ee made Ia this cause the 18th day OF
Is; il was ordered. taat Robert G.. Nichoias, execu
C,r; .siouor Of said Court account OF his nd.
,a,ion oi the e.;.;c of his snid tcstsor: That the
i Co,nms-;crer DO luke an account OF all advance
H. mad" by tue ie-a,or in his lifetime to each OF his
uary iecaiees and also account OF the siI which
Of tie said residuAry cgatees is entitled 10 receive
estate OF the said cstaor Also, Ill account between
oi the ai rc-iiuary legatees and the said Robert C.
ci4s executor us aforesaid.
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TIE DAGUERREAN AET.-Scmc very ino
specimens of this wonderful art were shown 'yes:cr.
day. They were representations ofd'e beautiful resi.
dence of John Stewart, Es., Of Ienrlco county, on
large plate, and were taken by Mr. Daniel Bendsnn,
young aud ingenious artist attached TO the Dasusrre-
inn establishment of Mr. Whi,ehurst, in this CITY.
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Estate Of the late pidoU Ch,isosfomt Borne.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Perish Of ST.
- John the Blp isi., Fourth Judicial District
Cour,-By virtu- Of = dccrre 10 me directed.
by the honorable The Fourth Judcia District
Couu Of the State OF Louisiana. in and fr
the Parish of 81 John the Bspt's,. dated ~
brusry the let 1854; | will offer ~ pnblc sale
and on the premis~s, in this parish, on Tuesday
the l4,h Of March 1854 AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ;
the novrsbl~ and immov-sble properties here
sf,er descfibed brloagImg " The said Estate, 10
lcA cerraio Quantity Of movssbles aud
hoa-ehold tovniture.
2" valsin, Q cf~oie nsgvo. aged of Is year':
Marie, . CREOLE negro woman, aged Vi ~
years, sirkly;
Adelaide, mulsires.. aged u Is years;
Deiilie, a mulatress. aged f IL year,;
3o A Land situated ~ ihis Parish, on the
right bank OF the Missiseippi r,vrr,
MessurIng forty ihrr~ tsi. nine inches f'cn, /,
on said river, as far - three huudfed aud t~en-
~ !e~i deep, and thence measufng one hundred
and sixty eighi feet, nine inches IN width,
until the end Of lie depih, which csunot be as
cerisined: that Land 70 bounded an the upper
side BY lot Of ground belonging 10 NJ. Franco's
Esneauld, and by the property of Mr.. Albert
Hardouin, and ON The lower side bv 10 OF
ground, belonging TO Gus'sve Cavelier, m.
Of c. snJ by tha propeny of Hugh keten; 'ose
thes with the bsIldings there ON aud lhereun.o
belonging. Tf
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LEGAL NOTICES
Succession Of F2restan Becuel.

Succession Of FI0restan BecueL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, -PARIsH OF
~ 81. John The Baptist. BY sntpe Of al or
der Of sale dated January 3ist 1854 and TO me
directed as suc,ionrer by the Honorable the
Fourth Judicial District Cour Of the State Of
Louisiana in and for the parish of ST John the
B,niisl ] will oder ., ppbsie sale st the rest
dsnce Of Am'za B~cpe, In fhis parish on Sa
tufsay the llih day Of March ls54 NJ lOo'clock
A. NJ. the hereinafter properly belonging to
said Succession To wit;
10. Horiense, negro woman sged 40 yesrs
servant.
Celeste, mulat tic woman aged IL years.
Ilenr'etie, negro woman aged 10 yeap.
Eugene, negro boy aged ~ wears.
Ro.eitc, negro woman aged 26 years, having
rhumetism and q sore on The leg.
2e Some moysables effects, Que horse, one
gun, one gold watch SC, &c. '
Terms and Conditions. ".
The moveables payable cash.
The slaves payable 81 follows, the two ffihs
Of the price thereof cash and The three fiihs
thereof payable one third in march 1855 one
third in march 1856 and ono third in march
1857, purchaseo to furnish their not-s in cou-
pons tor the share OF each heir with solvent
rndor..rs said notes TO be secured by mor,ea-
Re and venders privilege 9th the pact de non
alienando, and payable al the Office of the Re-
corder Of The parish Of 81 John the Baptist and
10 bear interest interest at the rate OF 8 per
cent from maturity until psid. -.
PERRILLIAT auciionesr.
Parish OF ST John the Bap,s', Feb. lst 1854.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -
PAROISSE SAINT-JEAN-BAP-

- ~ - ~~>~A
TISTE.
MERCREDI IS Fsyrier prrchain, 10 heu.
Iv1 res du ma,in Jofffirai en- venie pubIique.
1 Ia Nation de Cour en- ceite paroisse, et pour
le compte du sieur Eugene BOYER. les esclaves
suivsnts, ssvoIr
Csline, n<gresse am6riesIne sgSe d'environ
IS ans, cuisiniere et blsnchsseUse svec ere
cipq enisnis; Alcide, neerilon age d'environ 10
ans; Celims, ntsritie ssSe de D sns; Charles,
nsgrilon age d'environ ans Alline, negfiite
iste d'environ 8 sns et Maine age d'environ
On On. LaIza, nseresse creole S2ee d'envi'on
IL ans. lssb~lle, ntgrssse creole sgte d'rnvWon
22 ans, domestique de maison, ei son en- iani
Eulaiie agee d'environ ans ct James, segre
smSricsin ige d'environ 40 ans, borsne, char
rssier el laboarear.
TersDcs ct conditions
I'm tiers payable en- tout Mars 1884, 90 tien
en- tout Man 1855 et IN tiers en- tout Mars 1856,
en- billSis endosses satisfaction, domicilies AZ
bureau du Recorder de cette psroisAe et pofiani
iniSrSt, en- cas- dc non paiement ech<ance,
su tank de huii pour cent rsn, compiler de
Ieur & bSance jusqu'& parisii Placement, cans
su,ofiser povr celia sucun deIai; svec psiviiee~
d'hypotheqae sur les susdi,s esclaves, Iusqu'a
paiement final.
:. Les actes de- vente, auY f,sis dee acquSreurs.
ALONZO A. PERRET, Encanieur.
s,.Jesn. Bapiisie. 25 Jsnvier, 1854.
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T'ermes ct Conditions:
e ,nobi.ier, payable compliant.

Le Inobi.eF, payable compliant.
Les esclavss ct Ia propriels ionciiese. pays.
bles IN quart comp,ani, OF 10 ba,snce IN ,rois
termss sRanx, q up, deux et Hois ans de credit,
a comp,er du loor de 10 ven,e; en- bille's en-.
dossss rstisfaciicn, Raraniis par hypo'heqne
eur les sosdis biens, paya5les ~ bureau du
Recorder de ce,te parolsse, et portani inieres
aux taux DE- huii pour cent ran. . partir de leur
echeance, ,iusqu's paiemsn, final.
Lee act~s de venis seront pssses pardevsnt
le Recorder Dr. celle paraisse, suS ifsis dee sc-
qutreuie.
Paroisse 81 Jean. Bap,iste, 'e FSy'iev 1854.
"a. ALONZO. A. PERRET.
EncanteuI.
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ETAT DE- Ia LOUISIANA.
CouR Do auATRIExs Disraicr JUDIciAIRE.
Paroisse 81. Jesp-Bsp,is,e.
0u~~>ss;oc A. L.. gJ..cc~k T,ca.x

--"~"~'~
En- vsnu dun ordre DR. ven,s: daise Jsnvier
3, 1854, II { moi sdr~si<. per pflonorablelCour
du Qss,riens D,sr ct Judicisise de rEisi de
10 Lousisne dams ~ pour 10 rsroisse Si-Jssa.
Bapsiste, Jodnvai en- v~nis pub.ic sss les lisux
proprieies CT apfes oecsites sppansuans 1 u
susdise succession,
Une csrtsine qrsntitS Do mobilies.
Uns batisse s~rvaas De cafe. une cuisine et
une tcurie. ensemble toos les sccessoirs ei
dependsncss do dit caft, enssmble encore tous
Ice dso,ts IN bail du teuain suT IseQuels lee d.
tee b6iisses 20 trouvenI situtes, le dis terrain
faissnt psnie de Is psopFieit De Matthias Can.
bse. situt sss 10 rive gasche d. Aesvs Missis-
sippl en- cetie pasoisee |; reseisve Catherine,
mulstrrsse amtficaine, &g6s d'environ "a am,
csisiniese, bla0chissense e. srpasseuse.
7'eymes ct conditioMs:;
L. wobiIi.r ju.qs'a ID somme De b pIsssrss
paSsble en- loot man. 1854 On bill11s endossts
Z sstisfacsioa lee badSes ensemble evec Ies
droi,s 90 dit bail Dc terrain, sss e(.sl sllee -
lsoussnt, psyabIes en- iess msss 1854 ea billrls
sndossss l ssiisfsssion h pEaelevp QthpQine
payable comm6 suis l'Ac0l)eaf dGfTa -
Imss b psyemsaa T. deus vu)Cogohi N =
somme de tsois esss vinal - 0Aaggs, sGboo-
cri. par y jeu Hooesi T!osvt 4 rlDdss =. Il
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