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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-23
NOTICE.

THE claims due the undersigned are all placed
l. in the hands of Chas. A. McNair, for set
Element Those indebtedto the concern will con-
fer favor by calling on him as soon as practical
bic. VAUGHAN i CAMPBELL.
Glasgow, January 3, 1884.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENBSS,
BRONCHITIS, WH00PlNG-COUGH.
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

MANY Years Of trial. instead Of impairing the
public confidence in This medicine, has won for
il an appreciation and notoriety by far exceeding
the most sangginc expectation of lis friends. No
thing but lis intrinsic virtues. and the unmistokca-
bic benefit conferred on thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation it en-
Joys. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community. have failed and been discarded.
benefits on a. afflicted which they can never for
get and produced cures too numerous and too re-
markablc 10 be forgotten.
While ii is fraud on the public 10 pretend HAT
any one medicine will infallibly cure-still there
is abundant proof that The CHERRY PEcTonAL
does not ONLY as a General thing. but almost inya
rabiy cure the .naadie7 for which il is employed!
As time makes these facts wider and better
known. this medicine has gradually become the
best rciiGgce If The afflicted from The oE-cabn of
the American peasant. TO the palaces of European
Kings Throughout this entire country, in every
State Cit-. and indeed almost every hGlnict il con-
t5ius. CiiuasY PIcToRAL Is known as the best
remedy cytaut for diseases Of the Throat and
LUrrs, aid in many foreign countries il Is coming
70 lc most extensively Used ty their most intelli-
gent physicians. in Great Britain, France and
Germany. v lCre Tie medical sciences have reach
cd their l. CHEST perfection, CHERRY PEoTorAL IS
introduced, anC in constant use in The armies. los
pitfalls, Aims Houses, pugLc Institutions. and IN
domestic practice. as the surcst remedy their at
terdu. Physicians can employ for tie more dam
gerG's a!e,tiC:s Of the lungs. A!-o in miiCer ca
aid for children il is safe, pleasant and cfec-
tual 20 cure. IL fact some Of the most fatterins
| testimonials we receive have been from parents
who have found It e;iicac.ous in cases particularly
| iaciGcn;ai 70 childhood.
| The CHEHrv PICTORIAL is manufactured by
practical Chemist. and every ounce Of il under his
own eye. with inrarlb.e accuracy and care
/ i is sealed and protected by law from counter
fe. :, consequently Can he relied on as genuine
/ :, hout aiUltera,.on.
We have enieay orci here 10 Furnish the commits
,itv With medicine O. such intrinsic superiority
7nl worth as should commcn. itself - their con-
ftelcC-d remedy at once safe. sreedy and effect
ual, which this has by repeated and countless tri-
as, proved itself to b and trusl BY great care in
/ preparing it with chemical accuracy, of uniform
strength, to afford Physicians new agent on which
they car rely for the he results. and the afflicted
with a remedy that will 10 for them all that med
icne can DO
PnEPa.zn hvD SOLE ~ JANIS c. AVER,
Practical and .1aqig.rc! Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
rFg"So.l IN Glasgow b. o. Henderson s, Bro;
in NrytcsyiIlc b. L. Salisbury & Co.. in Roanoke
by Blake & BaEby; in Tayette By w R. Snel5oni
and by all Druggists.
Francis Walton St. Louis, wholesale Agent.
January /, lSJ4-6r.
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THE LADIES

THE LADIES can find at Spotswood &
l. KirkbFlde's Just what they want in the way
of fine kid and lasting Boots and Caters; also a
handsome variety of Bav State, Cashmere and
sqnare shsws-sll Of which offered cheap
cheap [octobcr IL.
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HEDGES! HEDGES! HEDGES!
Central Missouri Nursery, near Gldsgou, Ne.
~PriZe at the state Fair.-GSA

TWO MILLION GOOD PLANTS FOR NEXT
SPRINGS SETTING.
THE Usage Orange, Bots D'Arc, or Maclura
l. (for il is known by all these names,) needs
no further argument in its favor as a hedge plant
Hundreds OF the hedges, in various parts of the
State, already speak for themselves. Ignorance
and prejudice have given way before proofs tan
gible and real All who have seen these hedges
properly managed. bear testimony TO the efficient
protection they afford from all kinds of sock and
all who have given due attention TO the subject are
satisfied as to the CHEAPNESS Of their construc.
ton, and their almost
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING, FEB
mTIaM.

A wish to start fss:sdsabout the goth inst, and
IA cash being indispensable, respectfully and
earnestly request those indebted to me 10 make
payment by that time.
Feb9-3w +. A. SAVAGE.
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Bosroy Feb. II, 1854 Sermons Oh, the
Nebraska BW.--The Rev. L. N. Kirk, in
his sermon at the Mount Vernon Church
this morning, eloquently and pointedly con-
demned the Nebraska Bill The Christian
Church, he said, should not close her eyes
to the reckless ambition of trading politi-
clans, trading legislators, nor cease to pray
for their conversion to honest and enlight-
ened principles. He (Mr. Kirk had Civ
en- in his adhesion TO the Compromises of
1850, though hardly with a clear conscience,
for the sake Of the permanent peace and
unity of the whole country. The passage
of the Nebraska bill would, in his opinion,
constitute revolution. He regretted that
the author of the Nebraska bill should have
been born in New England. In conclusion
he invoked the prayers of the Church for
our Legislators at Washington, and especially
for Senator Douglas and Franklin Pierce.
The Rev. Theodore Parker also made
the Nebraska bill the subject of his morn
ing discourse, denouncing it and its author
with eloquence and sarcasm.
-----..-----
WAsuINGToy, Feb. 13.-Mr. Gadsden
was confirmed to-day as Minister to Mexico;
Gen. Houston alone voting against him.
Gen. Houston tomorrow will oppose the
Nebraska bill, declaring that it is ruinous 10
the South and unjust to the North.
Tbo-o q, t.o,l>lo -, +l,o IT,,s,
The Administration are anxious that Nj
cholson should purchase the control of the
establishment. Major Harris, who is the
capitalist ofthc paper, and large owner in
The Sloo grant, is said to refuse, unless the
President will agree to send in the Conkling
treaty. This the President will not do, and
Nicholson will probably leave tie paper
soon, unless some compromise can be ef
fected. In that case, the Sentinel may be-
some the organ.
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Cga0ICEG EE9Joygs.
4 PifE Oard pale brandy;
4 ! do NcniH do do;
l cask dark \. Sirnote;
pipes Na.7-a wiro;
DO Had ira wine;
do sherry do;
BIOL apple brandy; do peach brandy;
10 bb!s Old Mononsehala whisky;
len do Cincinnati do;
100 bbls DO DO.
100 do ST. Leafs 10:
loo hhis do do;
~ bbiS New York Brandy;
baskets champagne wine, hhl rum.
Oct20 J. s. THOMSON.
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Inducements TO CEuiJg.

To club that takes as many as 30 600 plants. |
will put them at SO 30 per thousand; to clubs ta-
king 1000 at So 25 and 10 clubs taking 2O0.-
600 plants, at So per thousand, delivered free Of
extra charge at any point designated on the Mis-
souri, or Mississippi rivers, but invariably at one
time and place. Or to those that prefer it, will
furnish the plants by the mile delivering them at
the purchasers door. and guaranteeing a good
hedge in two and half years. on the same terms
as heretofore. Wis $40 per mile. cash. and con-
ditional note fcr Ike sum in y Yca-s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-23

H0! FOR 1851.
7 HAVE this day received an inroice from
I Boston Of the following goods, which will
arrive by the first boat on opening of navigation.
and will be sold, wholesale or retail, on terms to
suit purchasers.
10 straw cutters from O 10 No. :;
Corn shelters;
3 dozen Ames' spades and shovels;
i do WicoX's grain cradles;
do steel ralies;
2 DO OK yokes, complete;
1 do Carpenter hay rakes;
l do prong do do;
DO hay forks;
! do Senfe's augers;
1 boxes granite scythe stones;
do do rifles;
gross sneathes;
"a nests tubsj
80 dozen painted Buckets;
. barrels trimmed cocoa dippers;
dozen brass hound cedar buckets;
? do pig-ns;
DO brass bound kcclcrs;
do do do pals;
DO rcsts covered buckets;
i do wooden bowls;
do covered boxes;
/ gross sat boxes;
dozen cedar churns;
? do wooden trays;
do cedar cans;
DO floor brushes;
1 gross patent clothes pins;
! | dozen Irvine reels;
/ dozen shoe brushes.
J. s. THOMSON.
Glasgow, Janaary 90, 1854.
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HORSES WANTED FOR 4. s. BRA
COOKS.

NOnESES w ANEED E'UER |. y. gDEiA-
GOGNS.
VNHE undersigned will receive at his Office
J. Sealed Proposals 10 be opened on the 4th of
March next, for the delivery TO the Quarter Mas
ter al San Francisco, California, of
r.. Two Hundred s. TWehs IA
Sfsfkty-Eiye Dragon Horse ~
The Horses to be from Is to 164 hands highs;
from five to seven years old; perfectly sound and
free from ble,nishes; compact, muscular and ac-
tive; to be subject TO Inspection in California by
Board or Boards Of Dragon Officers, and such
only to be considered conformable to the contract
as shall be accepted by them as suitable for Ora
COON service.
Each bidder will please observe, as an indis-
pensable condition, that his proposal must be ac-
companied by guarantee from person known
TO the undersigned, certified, responsible, BY
the Clerk of his County Court, to the effect that
the bidder shall, if required enter into contract
according TO the terms of his bid, and furnish am
pie security for its fulflment, and in default there
of said guarantor be responsible to the United
States for all damages.
The contractor will be required on or before
the 10Th of May next, TO submit the horses he
proposes TO furnish, TO preliminary examination
bv the undersigned his agents, otherwise give
satisfactory proof that he has taken all necessary
measures preparatory 10 their prompt delivery
It is TO be understood, however, that said prelimi
nary examination will not warrant the reception
of the horses in California, or authorize arv claim
on the United States for losses and damages.
Bidders will please state the date on which they
will undertake 10 deliver the horses at San Fran
cisco; and, other things equal, that bid viii have
the preference which fixes the earliest day.
The undersigned retains the privilege of declin
ing the bids should inc security offered not be sat
ivfactory, or the prices proposed appear inconsis
tent with the public interest.
By order of the Quarter Master General.
L. A. OGDEN,
Assistant Quarter Master, U. S. A.
Assistant Quarter Masters Offce,l
Fort Leavenworth, Mo-, Jan. 81, 1854,
| Feb9-lW
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AT COST.

+ AIDES Dress Goods--consistihg Of de-
IL LANES, Merinoes, Fancy Silks. Barge de-
laines, &C., &c; Moleskin and Fur Hats; Caps
With many other articles. Among those which
now offer at cost will be found forty to fifty
patterns beautiful Dress Goods.
Feb9 I. A. SAVAGE.
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PAX UP.

TVNHE undersigned respectfully request all per-
l. sons indebted 10 call at once and Iqnidate
the same, as they intend to close up their bust
ness as speedily as possible. One OF us can al
ways be found at the old stand.
PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow, January &c, 1854.
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ALoNzo CHILD, f. G. PRATT, L. W. FOX,
N. Y. City. @. w. CHILD, s. c. MANsun.
CHIED, PRATT s. CO.,
Direct Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY, GUNS, RIFLES, &c.
III Main street, St. Louis, Mo-,
WILL be in receipt, for Spring sales of one
w of the largest stocks and most complete
assortments of Goods in our line ever offered in
this market. Importing all our Foreign Goods
direct. and purchasing our American goods from
the manufacturers Cat the lowest cash prices,) we
are enabled TO offer merchants and purchasers
Goods at as low prices and on as favorable terms
as any house East or West. Oar stock will en-
bracn large and very complete assortment.
Agricultural Tools and Implements,
OF the latest and most approved kinds and quail.
tiles, OF Scythes, Snaths, Forks, Rakes, Handled
and Carolina Hoes. Shovcs and Spades. Scoops,
Hames, Collars, Chains-oX, trace and others,
AXes-all makes and kinds; Picks, Mattocks, &c.
House Furnishing and Buildera' Harapdre
Large and complete assortment CT Locks, Latch
es, Butts, Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Brads, Nails,
&c; Tcimmings-Great variety.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS TOOLS.
Planes, Saws, Chlses, Augurs, Braces, Bits,
Drawing Knives, Squares, Trowels. Gauges, Bev-
lis. Hatchets, Hammers, AIDES, Board, Burch
and Broad Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, &c.
Bellows, Anvis, Vices, Hammers, Screw Plates,
Horse Nails, Shoes, Files and Rasps of Butchers
and others makers-all kinds and sizes.
COOPERS' TOOLS.
Large assortment Of knives, Hoops, Planes, &c.
Cutlery.
4 very large stock and assortment of Wosten-
hom's, Butchers and others. Table, Pocket, PEN,
Butcher and Shoe Knives, Razors, Shears, Scis-
sors, Carvcrs, &c.-great variety.
| Guns, Rifles, Gan Trimmings and Mounlings.
Single and double barrelled English and German
Rifles, Pistols, Moun!ings and Trimming-great
variety.
Together with general assortment of other
goods usually kept in a Hardware Store. Saws,
every variety, Mill, X Cut and Circular. of best
quality, furnished at manufacturers prices.
| Is1F Orders promptly filed and forwarded.
Office in New York. 80 Cliff street.
Febe-1m CHILD, PRATT & co.
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Cheap Goods.
Unusually Low Prices,

large portion at cost. Those wishing 10 pur-
chase will find it their interest 10 call, de-
termined to reduce my stock.
In my stock win be found large amount Of
very desirable and seasonable goods. I beg leave
to acknowledge my obligations TO my friends for
the favors of the past year, and hope by constant
attention and fidelity in business 10 merit con-
tihuance of their patronage.
(l1s5-Cal and see Inc at the old Stand.
Feb9 I. A. SAVAGE.
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COFFEE--Rio, Java and other qualities, on
~ hand, and for sale by
Ost20 JOHN r. CARSON.
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VNHE undersigned will receive at his office
J. Sealed Proposals. to be opened on the 4th of
March next, for the delivery 10 the Quarter Mas
Ter al San Francisco CalifCrnia of
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Avis Important:

Z soussigne etant postivement decide
- a Sc faire payer ce qui lui est dl pour
faire face ses affaires invite tous ceux qui
lui doivent pour lie Bureau du Wing de St.
Landry, pendant son administration, c'est-
a-dire du 30 JUN l849 au 10 Decel2bre
1858. venir le payer volontairement au
Bureau du Courier, d'ici all Ter Fevrier
proclaim, Oh il Sc fera un vrai plaisir dc de-
duire 10 pour 100 sur chaque compte. Apres
cette epoque tous ses complies seront deposes
chez Mr. Theodose S. Robin, Juge de Paix,
pour en- faire la collection quand meme.
ANDRE MEYNIER
Opelousas II Janvier 1854.
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MORT DU JUICE NICHOLS.

La MALE de Mercredi dernier aapport6 la nou-
vele afgeante de Ia mort de n Thomas Nichols, de-
c6de St. MartinviIe lie 10 du courant
NJ. Nichols eait peine age de IS ans, nais une ma
lade de potrne menacait depuis ongtemps de renle-
yer de ce monde, CONNIE ellie emporte deu1 de ses
4res N. Nichols fut eu Juge de District reection
quia eu lieu il a quelques mois Son amenite de
caractGre la rectitude de son jugement, ses capa'
cites egaes lie frent bient0t aimer CONNIE Juge, ct
lie bareau CONNIE lie public Sc compaisait dams cette
idee quill sera conserve longtemps encore cette
place Ceu1 qui comme ont eu Nichols pour aIni
regretteront touieurs "a perte.
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q L etc pcrdu ou vole de chez le soussigne.
IL a sa residence, sur r-Atchafalaya, dams Ia
Paroisse Pointe Coupee, lie II Aolt 1858.
une obligation souscrite par Frederick Stillcy,
de la somme de sept cent cln4uante Piastres'
faite payable Madame Mary Ann Thomas,
on son ordre le Ter Janvier 1854, avec huit
pour cent d'interet par an, de la date jusqus
Parfait Placement.
LIE public est par lie present averti de ne pas
negocier cette obligation.
D. THOMAS.
Atchafalaya Is Aout 1858 6
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Aux ieunes files de jolis balls, de bellies toilettes,
de bons maris
Aux jeunes gems, une eondute sage, de r6cono.
me, de phonneur, de integrit6, de Pordre, de rac'
tivite dams les afaires, du zele au travail ct une
digne ct tendre jeune file pour epouse,
Aux ouvrers, du travail.
Aux pauvres, du travail aussi ct un sort meilleure,
Aux veuves, un second mari.
Aux otphelins, les secours desanea mobiles ct &C.
nereuses.
AUX jeunes gems pauvres, un parti richie.
A tous ceux qui lie nsritent bonheur ct prospe-
Ite-surtout aux editeurs, redacteurs ct lmprmeurs
du Courier des Opslousas.
Aux innocents, la grace; aux coupables, la pu-
milton legale!
Et pour moi--vous lie pemettrez bien-la con-
tinuation de vos correspondence.
Ainsi soit,l Tout-A.vous, r. de B.
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~Nous lisons les queIques lignes qui suive

DNous lisons les quelques hgnes qui sulvent
dams Echo de Lafayette, du Janvier courant
"D'oG Went que personne ici ma recu lie Courier
des Opaousds du 81 decembre dernier> Nous
soupconnons point la moindre negligence, mas dams
les hut ours qui viennent de s'ecouler, nous avons
81 souvent entendu demander "o1 est lie Courier {?
qui lie CourrerH que nous commenrons etre in
quiet sur lie sort de nos amis. Nous esperons bien
quill nest survenu au Courier accident qui
nous obigerait nous ct beaucoup autres prendre
lie dsuil II nous faut lie Courier -
Aucun accident en- efFet Nest arrive notre jour-
nal ct nous sommes fattes confus..... des marques
de benveillance que nous remarquons dams les quel
ques lignes ci-dessus. QUAINT de la negligence de
notre part, nous pouvons assurerA nombreux lee
teurs de la Paroisse Lafayette, CONNIE d ceux de
tous les autres quarters du pays OH notre journal
circule, que nous envoyons Requirement lie Cour-
rter notre bureau de Poste tcus les Vendredis
preSmldl, let nous pOurrons Get eies orlr lie GER
tficat de notre Ma1tre do Poste); de sorte que la
Male de IL Nouvelle. Orleans qu passe par notre
Vile lie Vendredi soir peut desservir, dams la jour-
nee du Samedi, les bureaux de Posts de Washing
ton, Vile Plate, Bayou Chicot ct Cheyneville, tam
dis que Ia MALE qu retourne du cote des Attakapas
cette meme journse les bureaux de Poste de Grand
C6teau, VermiIIonville ct St. Martinville. Ains
nous avons etab les chooses de tee sorts que notre
journal est lu dams tous les quarters que nous ve-
mons de mentionner lie Jour meme de son apparition
dams nore propre vlle touours dams la supposition
que les Directeurs des divers bureaux de Poste
retarderaient pas la marche de notre journal Par
consequent, ct en- nous reerant nos diverses stes
d'abonnement, nous voyons que pres de 400 de nos
abonnes peuvent lire notrc feuille le Samedi sor
la meme heure eta la meme minute, sans compter
ceux de abonnes qui trouvent hors des arrol-
dissemens que nous avons NOMINEES.
Nous espsrons que applications sufiront pour
convaincre nos lecteurs quill MY de notre part au
cune negligence dams rsnvoi du Courrier.-Et nous
ajouterons que desormais nous veillerons ce que
chacun fasse devoir.
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PERTE Dun STEAMER DIES ATTAKAPAs.

PERTE DUN STEAMER DIES ATTAKAPAS.
Comme etc question, toute cette semaine, dc la
perte du steamer PEARL paquebot regulier entire la
NouyelleOrlGans ct les Atakapas, sous lie commando
ment du Capitaine Dorsey, fat notre pos.
sible pour nous procurer toutes les nouvelles de
d6sasre les voic, e1traites parte du Picayune ct
dc P-4drocdte de Baton Rouge:
Dams Ia matinee du Ter courant, lee bateau1 Ava
peur Natchez ct Pearl Sc sont heurtGs run contre
rautre, au d6barquement Brule pres la vile de Baton
Rouge, ct lie Pearl coule instantanencnt. Dix per-
sonnes ont peri l. Pearl descendant lie feuve ct le
Natche= le remontait. Parm les personnes qu ont
peri on cite le Capitaine Stanley, beau-ere du Ca
pitaine Dorsey, Robert Sullivan, deux ouvricrs Ale-
,nands, un negre, Norris, enfant ct chauffeurs
Heureusement que la eabine du Pearl a fotte, ce
qu permits Magnolia de recueiIir les passagers
ct requipage ct les conduire Ia Nouvele-O Orleans
LIE fret est enforcement perdu.
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MONITION.
Cour Dc District, ParOisse St. Landry.

L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Il tous ceur que celia peut concerncr, S01ut'
AU'IL SOFT CONNU, que JOHN Jo'
~ sEPu MORGAN, de la Paroisse St. Ian
dry, sest adresse notre Cour de District
pour obtenir une Monition conformemcnt a
un Acte de la Legislature intitule "Acte pour
con6rmer les titres des acqu6reurs aux vcntes
judiciaires" approuve lie 10 Mars 1894, a
lefet de faire savoir: Qu'a il une vente publ
que des proprietes appartenant la succession
dc feu John K Picket, decede, reinforcement
dc Ia Paroisse ST. Landry, fate a la derniere
residence dudit defunt, sur lAtchafalaya, en-
ladite Paroisse St. Landry, le - Decembre
1858, par Sebasten D. Allis, Encanteur dt1-
ment commissioner pour la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, couform6ment un ordre de la Cour de
District du Quinzieme District Judiciaire de
lEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse ST. Landry, lui, lcdit John Joseph Nor
gan s'est rendu acquereur, etant lie dernlcr ct
plus offrant enchersseur des proprletes sui
vantes, sayoir: Tn certain morceau de terre
situe sur Ia riviere Atchatalaya, dams cette
dite Paroissc, 6tant le meme morceau de terre
sur lequel ledit defunt dcmeurait en- dernier
lieu mesurant deux cent cinquante-trois acres
(plus ou moins) de superfcie; quatre-vingts
acres % centiemes desquels ont etc achetes
du gouverncment de lEtat de Ia Louisiana,
en- vertu dune entree au Bureau des Terres
de Baton-Rouge, ct la balance proyenant de
Ia succession de-McNew, ensemble a
vec les batisses ct ameliorations qui s'y trou-
I,,i, nto of ~,
nom des heritlers du defunt, ct un demi acre
de terre servant maintenant de cimetiere.-
Ladite terre fut adjugee audit John J. Nor
gan pour lie prix ct moyennant la somme de
quatre mile huit ceLC 1uinze plastres paya-
bles CONNIE suit, sayor: dix pour cent comp
tant, ct la balance, un, deux ct trois ans de
credit, a comptcr du jour de Ia vente, avec
bonne ct sutfsante caution solidaire la salts
faction % Administrator de ladite success
sion, ct la prepriete demeurant specialement
hypothequte juSqua au Placement final du prin-
cipal ct des interets, ct toutes sommes non
payees echeance, portant interet raison
de huit pour cent par an jusqu'a a parfalt pale
ment.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne a tous ceux qui pourraient avoir quel-
que reclamation contre ladite propriete, en-
consequence dun default de forme dams lordre
de Ia vente, lie decret ou lie jugement de la
Cour de District en- versu desquels Ia vente
a etc faite, ou de toute irregularite ou lille,
galite dams Iavis ou lie temps ct le mode de
la vente, ou pour toute autre cause quelcon.
que, d'avoir presenter, dams les trente jours
qui suivront Ia premiere publication de cette
Monition, pourquoi la vente ainsi faite audit
John Joseph Morgan ne serait pas confrmee
ct homologuee conformement l'intention ct
a Ia signiication dudt acte.
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gne les presentes, ct 81 appo,
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- trict, ce douzieme jour de Jan.
vier \. D. 1854.
A. CARR1GUEs, GreGcr.
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