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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-23
Court of Common Pleas.

In the case Of HIEE vs.. HIEE, pending at
the time Of our going to press last week,
the Jury disagreed and the consequence is,
new trial at the next term.
The following have been disposed of as In
dicuted below: ...t.
H. H WILLARD VS. LEVI FRosT, Jr.--
Judgment by consent for Plaintiff, for S4O,-
90 and costs. M. STUART for Def.
LEONARD PARMELE & SoNs vs. ANTHONY
P. SrNeLETART. Trial to Court, Judgment
by consent for Plaintiff for $50, and costs
RANNEY g. TAYLOR for Plff.. o. P. BRowN
for Deft.
EPHRAM GEEAsoN vs. First Church of Dis
ciples Of Christ OF Franklin, and ais. Jury
Trial. Verdict for Def. Deft. appeals to
District Court. AxTELL g. PRENrIss for
Plfi; RANNBY g. TAYLOR for Defts.
DANIEL H. MILtEA VS. SMITH HALL. Ju-
ry Trial. Verdict for Plff $429 I6. Deft.
appeals. RANNEY & TAYLOR for Plff-
HALL g. Brown for Deft.
The State of Ohio VS. WILLIAM SEEtY.
Indictment for Burglary. Jury Trial. ver-
dict, Not guilty of Burglary, but guilty of
Larceny. Value of property stolen, So
Sentence, ten days in Jail, to be fed on
bread and water only, and pay fine of $25
and restore to the party injured, two fold
the value of the property stolen. ...
UY-.u
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Still pending. L. s. BEEcHER for Plf.
s. w. MCCLURE for Deft. This is an impor-
tant case and involves several questions of
law bearing upon Insurance Companies,
which are of public interest. We shall
published statement of these and the ruling
of the Court in regard to the same,as soon
as we get hold of reliable report.
There were one or two other jury cases
but none of Importance. Also two Divorce
. cases. 1t will be seen, that the time of the
Court has been occupied but little with Grim.
inal business. There are probably two rea-
sons for this. One, is the decrease of crime in
lthe county; and the other, the judicious man.
tagement Of Mr.. STRAwDAR, the able prose.
cutting attorney of the county, whereby un-
important causes, and such criminal charges
as are evidently the result of malice on the
bpart of the person making them, are kept cut
lof Court, and as consequence much time of
THE Court, and expense to the county, saved.
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Petition for Divorce.

William Waters } In the court of common pleas
VS.. ofPortage county, Ohio,
Margaret Waterss y r. Divorce.
The defendant Margaret Waters Is hereby notified
that on the 2lst day of May, 1855, William Waters,
flied in said conr his petition praying that the bonds
of matrlmony heretofore existing between her and
the said petitioner be dissolved and annuled, assigning
for cause wfu absence for more three yeaslast
past and adultry. Said cause VIII be for hearing at
Rayenna NAV Dist, Is55.42-6 MICHAEL STUART,
III 397 s.l5,' '3Tssi Solicitor for Petitioner.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE-By virtue ofan or
n der Of court to directed, from the Hon Probate
court of Portage county, on the 9th day Of May
1885, shall expose to public sae the promises on
the 10th day Of June, 1855, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock M and O'Clock P NJ, of said day, thefol
lowing described real esate belonging to The estate Of
John Titus, late of said county, decd, to-wit: Village
lots numbers ninety ninety three and ninetyfour
90. U s BRISTOL,
May II, 1R55-41-5W Administrator of John Titus.
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should read the follow
... ing.
SANDUsKY CRY, May 1854

,.,q, SANDusKY CRY, May 1854.
Dr.. Tubbs-Dear Sir:-1f the unlocked for benefit
have receiued from your treatment can be of any
service to yourself to despaIring nvalids, cheer
fully giyeit for publication.
But for the wishes of dependent family, I should
not have enjoyed this pleasure, and probably never
again applied TO any physician at least such was my
determination: had tried many, and as many times
were hopes revived and foiled by bitter disappoint
ments. Twas utterly disheartened.
During 1847, and two succeeding summers had the
ague, which seemed to have most disastrous effect
upon the constitution. Under bracng treatment,
desst. 80.
For a year before seeing you was unable to labor
at all, and part Of the time confined td my ROOM.
Physicians treated for Bronchitis and diseases Of
the liver and spleen. was thin In flesh, weak and
bowed down, and suffering almost constantly from
codness Of surface aud limbs, had cold sweats at night
and palms, sometimes very acute, from side and chest
to the shoulders. Early In May, one year ago, OBJ
taihed my first prescription from you in August follow
ing began to work, have since labored hard as car
penter and joiner, am now stronger and In better
health than at any time since first attacked by ague
seven years ago. This Is brief sketch, but by cali
condition. Yours respectfully. 7
A"ru ~, CHARLES LAMPMAN,
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
AAR2VtiCHl PhySieSar y,

WtLLbe in attendance at his rooms as follows.
Ravenna--Prentiss House, Friday and Saturday
until O'Clock, P. NJ. 22d and 23d June.
Akron--Empire House Thursday, 2lst June.
Warren-Gaskill House, Friday, eth June.
Cleveland-Amercan House, Friday and Satur-
day 25th and 26th May.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Infammations, Rheuma
ism Asthma, Shortness of Breath ordieuty ofbreath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa'
biities, Resessness, Loss of Appetite Constipation
Derangemento of the Stomach Bilious Affections, GRAY
ell, White Swelngs, ,er any long ndng Diseases are
invited to call.
No CHARGE FOR CoNsuLTATIoN!.-Dr. T., neither
bleeds NOR bisters; norris he Hom@pathist he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antimony or any other mineral
medical agentnor is he Thompsonian, he neither
seams gives emetics. His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not more
so than his system of treatment. He does not max
sick to make WELL nor tear down to build up again. nor
alay any nervous irritation by patchingup with ano-
dynes.
Encouragementis never given subjecting the patient
to expense, without a reasonable hope of success.
Persons afflicted with cancorous or scrofular tumers
or ulcers should read the following:
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One Hundred Prisoners taken by
the Indians above Fort Larime.
ST. TonIh limo Of

The st. Josephs Gazette ofthels publishes
the startling news that the Indians above
Ft. Laramie have taken 100 prisoners, kill
ed all the men and have yet twenty women
and children. .,,. 49,
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R0WELL, WlTTER & co.

4 WlTTER are now receiv,
LII ing their stock Of spring and summer Goods,
which have been purchased at low prices, and viii be
sold at pon0ing rates. and they would respect-
fully request all who wish to purchase goods to- caR
at no Phenx Block, that being the PLACE to get the
worth Of your money. May 8, 1855
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oTRAYEn an aTnI EM e

STRAYED OR STOLEN-On
H~9S Goth ult., from the subscriber, in Gar.
@A' rettsyie, large size, slim made, Chestnut
sorrel Mare Said Mare is about eight years old this
spring. Marks of collar and harness on her. White
strip the face and the marks of kick or other In
jury on the hind hip. Whoever will return said
Mare or give information where she may be found,
shall be literally rewarded. JOHN T HUNT.
Garrettsville, May, 30 IS55-44-3w
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nv E are daily receiving large Quantities OF
w all styles of dress goods. cohssting In part Of
lawns plain and hg'd, hareges tissues chaies cham-
brays, etc. Weare selling ehem fkprees to eorress
pond with the times. Please call anS examine before
purchasing elsewhere. RoWELLSaRlTTER.
Nav ID, 1885, -,-.~ -tsts-3| = ,t.ses-r
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A IL WOOL DELAINES, one case just
n received, all colors, good quality, and are being
sold at less price than was ever before known In
Portage county. Cali and get some of them before
HOWELL & WITTER.
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NOBOURGS, TWiLLED PERSIANS,
" alpacs merino plaids, plain and plaid DeBerge.
large stock of the above goods just opened and will be
~ f''''' - 'N'' wv ' RowELL & wITTER.
Oct 9th, 1854
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DONNETS g. RTBBONS.-The Spring
- style for bonnets and ribbons is the pretiest that
has been In fashion for years. large stock OF both
just received and for sale cheaper than be founa
elsewhere in Portage county, at
May l4th, 1855 RoWELL & wITTER's.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-23

M have large lot of embroidered col
w lars, undersleeFes, etc. together with linen
thread and Hamilton Edgings and laees, linen cam
brio h'dks, cambric muslin and divinity bands swiss
and book muslin, Wainsook, bishop and victoria
lawns also full assortment ofaf kinds Of white goods
nj yery lew prices ROWEIL& WITTER. =
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES-a large
" assortment just opened, which were purchased ex
tremely low, and will be sold accordingly. II Jon
RowELt 4 WiTTER.
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E0OD Ginghems from ls per yard to os
u N May ytith SIS RoWELL& g wIsEER,s. 3
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HLOCKS, good assortment for sale
" cheap at R.A. BAtEB q Co.'S.
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SSUMMER STUFFS--A general assort-
~ ment of summer goods for men and boys wear Of.
every description, just received at No Phenix Block
May %, 1855 II. L. DAY.
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Cans, Cans. &c

TUST received Glazed and Watered Silk
y Caps-new styles. Mems, Boys and Children's
Caps ofal the different Styles which will be sold cheap
for cash, at Nos Phenix block.
April2, 1855 Ut. GREEN.
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DRAB BEAVERS from $3.50 to $3.50
~ at No phenix block.
May l6, 1855 Ut GREEN.
GAPS from % cts. to Sl,75, at No phe-
" nix block. 10, 1863 JTGREEN
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DRINTS-Good Prints for and 10 cents
i per yard, such as are nsually sold for Is; also
Prints for OF cents per yard such as have always BEEN
sodin formerly years for and 10 cents Call and see
them. lss,slgg tss s RoWELL q WlTFRRs y
May 18th, 1855
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New Hat and Cap Store.

= HUNGARIAN HATS-Just received
IL large lot of Hungarian Hats, Young America,
Black and Drab Wool and all other styles of soft in
shed Hats, at No. Phenix Block. Call and see for
April2, 1855 Ut. GREEN.
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Nj MANTILLAS-A beautiful assortment
III just received, of latest styles, all colors and all
prices from one dollar and fifty cents to ten dollars
May IA, 1855
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RONNETTS, BONNETTS-We have
just opened large stock of Bonnets of all Sizes
qualities and prices, consisting ofdunstabe soft straw
hair lace guap and fancy French, lace, embrod bel
satn BLK hair lace, etc., with prices ranging from 25
cts TO $500 Also some very pretty styles Of Misses
and chidrens bonnets and fats. Please call and try
them on. PRENTlSs, HOPKINS & Co.
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DLAID DRESS GOODS, silk plaids,
l. silk and wool plaids, cotton and wooIy desirable
goods for ladies' dresses just opened and being som
at "hard times'' prices at 3 ". -. fsle
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-03
LIE Pisnnier de PAssomption.
LUNDI, 3 DEcEsMRE 1855.

o. Depuss environ dix on quinze
jour, les eaux do bayou I.afourche mon.
tent avcc unn tres gIande ropidite, &c
qui nous procure I'avantage de voir pas.
ser devant nos portes des batinents a
vapeur, tells que lie Doeter Balry, lie
Sporhazuk ct lie Ceres.
LIE Corrier, qui ma jamais ccss6 ses
courses chez nous, pendant tout lie temps
DIES eaux bases, ct qui, par celia a etc
dune tres grande utilize u planteurs
de notrc paroisse; il continue ses voya-
ge' ct est t%oujours commando par lie ca.
pitaine Brown.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-03
Rapprochement.

La Democratic per ct a IN hommt
d'agir scion le vGu de sc conscience.
LIE Know Nothingisme I'oblig. d faire
&c que d'autres lui ordonnent, que celia
lui convienne GU non.
La Democratic ne vous fait pas une
obligation de tclle gu telle croyance re.
ligieuse. "
LIE Know No'hingisme vous impose
une religion.
lie Democratic vous protege dams
votre fol religieuse.
lie Know N%othingisme vous frappe,
vous proscrit, 81 vous apparteneS au cutie
quill ~n'accepte point.
LA Democratic ne dit pas que, pour
avoir les privileges dun homme libre.
vous devcz etre ne lei GU Id.
lie Know Nothingisme lie dit.
LA Democratic agit en- pIein soleiI.
lie Know Noiliagisme agit la mutt ct
met la lamiere sous lie boisseau.
LA democratic respccte la famille
ct lui demande de demeurcr unie,
lie Know N~othingisme en- desunit les
membres; il arme lie fis contre De pere.
lie frere eontre lie fere.
>l.a Democratic peut donner IN beau
couronncment i notre 6difce politique.
lie Know Nothingisme veut Ie rem
ver.er ct batir sur des ruines, pour lie
bsneace dc quclques Horpagons de la
poIitique.
Choisisez.
Courier des Opelou,ae.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-03
Succession of Pauline Daisle detea-
sed, wife of Joseph NJ. simoneau'

By virtue of a dccree OF the honorable thu
Fifth Judicial Districr Cont OF the state o
Louisiana, in and for the parie1bf ASsumpaoa
dated this 18th day OF November 1852
Will be offered for sale, at a%uction,p y The
undersigned auctioueer. Oh the premises.
Saturday The 20th of Dcccmbor 1913,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following d.ScI1oed
property, belonging to SAID succession, VIZ:
10. A lot of Ground situated in this parish,
in BruIy Sl-FInccnt on the right bank OF bayou
Lalourche. measuring two superficial arpents,
bonded towards the bayou by land OF Cons
tant Simoueau and tOwardr the woods by
that Of Jean St-Germain, together with ali the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
20. One horse, a lot of coopcr's tools, house
mold furniture, and thirty empty molazses bar
rels, etc.
Terms and Conditions:
For the lot of Ground s 100 payable in
March 1856, and the balance, Oh half III
1857 and the other half in March 1858;
purchasers giving their notes with good and
sufficient security, and all sums not paid at
to bear interest at the rate OF eight
per ceut per annum, until paid with special
to be retained on said lot, till final
payment,
The movable payable in March 1856; Pun.
'hasers furnishing good and solvent security.
With Interest after maturity, at the r4te Of
light per cent, per snnum, TIL paid. =
c. L. BLANCHARD,
Deputy Clerk.
Assumption November l9th. 1856.
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Les Femmes.

LIE renard est bien ruse, mais Ia fem
mo est plus rus6c que lc renard.
On a bcauconp ecrit pour ct contre
10 marriage, pour ct contre lie celibat:
ct la question ma pas Gle residue. Jc ne
m'avisorai pas de bonner mon avis sur
&C sujet; je ferai settlement remarquer
que lie celibataire peut l%oujours cesset
de Petre, au moment Oh il decouyrira
gull s'est tr~ompe, Islands, que...
LIE bonheur ! c'est cette maison ST
riante M toll de chaumc, convert de
mousse ct d'iris en- feurs. II faut rester
en- face;si voas entrez dedans, vous ne Ia
voyeE plus.
II faut decoudre l'amitis ct dkchircr
ramour.
J'ai entendu nne femme dire Celia
nest pas commode DEERE veuve; il fau,
reprendre toute ID MODESTO de la ieune
hile,sans pouvoir meme feindre son igno,
e EHE#MEFFT& %g+ # .8&s a@s4F$# @H4#sa@ l
Votre femme est une rose /! dnait.o on
4 IN poetic eveugle.-Je men doutais
aux epincs... repondit-il.
Les fcmmes ne sont point faites pour
courir; quand elles fluent, c'e.t pour
aire attcintes.
L'homme rs.iste mieux i In f~atigue.
la femme 'npporte mieux la douleur.
Les petites peines, les contrari6tts pir.
Fltent; mails les grands chagiins la trou.
vent presqac t%oujours plus %energique que
lhommr. +
L'empire de la femme EFT tel. ors
TAI entenda un homme d'esprit. anime
On feProcnalt son attachemenf pour una
femme fort aotte, rcpondre Mo-. ;e !
no fecoute janais... senle nent ie Ia re-. {
sarde parler. )
L'amitic de deux femmes, nest lanai. s
qn'un complot contre une troisieme. II
Dune femme qu'on ma point yue. iu- y
gex DC a beaut6 par Psmere %critiaue de, s
aatres femrnes. :
IN laiieur est une doulear ou'une 3
'snlnne conserse toute ii vie. Ic
Ltloge d. caractere Ell de re,pr;, v
Tune femme sit pres1as t~oajour. On.
g ia'oeaf tEcAs.l
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S~UCCESSiON SALE.
Estate OF Jean Dugas,

BY virtue OF, and in obedience 10 a decree from
the fifth Judicial District Court of the State q
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Assumn
ton, dated the oath of November 1855. rem
dered OIL the petition of Rosemoud Ducas. adj.
minlstrator in the matter of the above sueces.
sion, will be offered at public auction, on tbe
premises IN this Parish, by the Undersigned
administrator of the above succession.
on Monday the 7th Jan AIRY 1856,
at 10 O'Clock A. M. the following property be
longing to said succession, to wit : : -.
A Sugar plantation, situated on the rioh,
Bank Of Bayou Lafourche, bout nine mSles
below DonaIdsonville in this Parish. measur.
ing seven arpents, more or less, fronting on
Bayou Lafourche by about forty ar,ents in
depth, between parallel lines, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon and the
reto belonging ; bounded above BY lands of
Enerand Landry and below by lands of widow
Charles Braux. Also a piece or parcel of the |
double concession adjoining the above des-
cribed plantation, measuring SIX arpents(ront,
commencing from the upper line of said plan.
tation at the 40 arpents the lower line run.
ming t"arallel with that Of the first concession
and the upper line closing in such a manner
as TO- siye only a superficial aero of about frtv
i've arpents, bounded above and below by he
land adjoining the first concession, with
rights and pretentions the hers
Jean Dugas may have on the remainder OIL
tie double concession, up to the eighty. az.
penis. Also the north west quarter IF section
AZ forty two of Township IL [tweIvel
range - Qhlrtheen), east containing one
hundred and fifty nine and 57100 su1perficiaII
lcres, the said tract of land being situated
IN the Bayon des Oliviers in this Parish az i
iIstance of about 80 arpents from the back
Inc OF the above described plantation, patent
20. LABS, under date / 9Th June 1874. Also
small fraction Of land, containing about fonr
= lIse arpents, adjoining the above said peice,
n Bayou des Oliyiers. The above described
iarsatIon and parcels of land to be sold to-
ether with the following reservation in favor
! Roseuiond Dugas. The ~usufruct or enioy.
lent by the said R. Dugas, dnrlng five years.
ON Che month OF April next 1861 Of two
arpents, on the angle facing the
ayou OF the upper line Of said plantation. al.
the right OF taking away all the BUILDINGS
nd improvements thereon belonging, at the i
tplration OF the period Of said usatruct.
Terms and Conditions.
Ten thousand dollars payabre in tho roo,,tb
March 1886, on the price Of said land and
9 balance OF the price, payable ia three t
aai instruments maturing III the month Oh G
arch Of each Of the years 1851, 1858 and 4
%, The purchaser or purchasers to give ?
sr notes with endorsers 10 the satisfaction
tbs administrator, with the vendors priyi 4
and speclaI mortgage, and the Paets de T.
> afeiHs'ldo me said notes TO bear interest /
he rate d eight per cont per aaau,a, after n
turity II not paid. d
'afish Of Assumption, November 26th 1858.
tROsEMOND DUCAS. Adninistfstor.
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Succession of StiIlman II. Harry.
and Clothilde Landry his vic,
both desceased.

By virtue of, and in obdience to a decree Of
the hon. the Fifth Judicial District Coult of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the Parish OF
Assumption, rendered in the matter d the a.
bove succession, dated Novembfe 2, and to me
directed, will be offered at public audion, Oh
Thursday tn, 18Th Drctmberi 1859.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ by the undersigned Sheriff,
an the premises IN Paincourtvlile, IN this Pa
rIsll, the following described propettybeIonrinc
to the above succession, to wit
10, A lot OF ground, situated in The yllIare
OF Paincourtvllle, IN this Parish, measurinp so
feet fronting st Paul street, by 100 feet lot
depth. bounded towards Bayou Lafourche. hy
Church street, aud toward the woods by 10,
belonging to said succession, together with al
the buildings aud improvements thereon.
20. Another lot Of ground situated in the
village OF Paincourtville i'll this Parish, meast
ring 70 feet fronting st Paul street, by 1870
feet III depth, bouded toword Bayou Lafonlche |
~ the lot above described, aud towards the
woods by lot belonging 10 said succession 10.
gether with all the buildings and improvements |
thereon. 49,"
30. Another lot of ground, situated in the
village OF Palncourtyille, in ibis Prrish, mpa-
suring 70 feet fronting st. Panl street, BY 100
feet in depth, bounded toward Bayou L,fonr
che by lot above described, and towards n.
woods by lot of Widow Pierre Landry. to.
getier with all bindings and improvements
40. A negro woman nameI Lentv, obout do
years old. together with her children Srtitia
years old, Suba I years old and George Was
2 years old.
SO. Two horses, 2 cows l. calves. Il Buogv :
I Harness, the Household furniture, a goIIdd
watch, the Kitchenutensis& Sc.
IERMEs N CONDITIONS. 9r. i
The movable property cash. and the lots of c
round aud slaves payable il three equal in
ailments, one third in March 1856, on third
March 1857, and the remaining third in '
larch 1858, Purchases TO furnish their note. Ell
18th good and solvent security in solido. nav. IL
lie to the order of the administrator. nj no v
flee OF the Recorder Of the Parish of Assumn. d;
with interest at The rate OF eight Der cent d.
n annnm, from maturity until paid. said Io,s d,
ground and ~slayest to remain specially mott. DC
ged, with vendors privilege until paid. d,
arish Of Assumption, Novm. 10 1855. es
IF. HICKMAN Sheriff