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Req LA T O N S.
l. Persons wishing to compete must become
members of the Society, by paying one dollar
annually to the Treasurer, which must be done
before their articles are entered on the books
Of the Society.
2. All articles, except farming utensils, offer
ed for premiums must be owned by the persons
Offering them, and be exhibited by the manu-
facturer. OF by members of their families
children over FL years of age are not entitled
to compete without becoming members them
selves. .ssa
8. No person will be allowed to serve on
anv committee before which he has an article
or articles for exhibition.
a. When there is no competition, no pre-
miums will be awarded unless the article pre-
sented be deemed deserving and meritorlous'
& pramiums may be awarded on any artl-
cles not enumerated in the Premium List.
6. No animal can obtain premium unless
it is owned in Monroe County; and no artlcie
can receive any unless it is the growth or man.
ufacture of the county, with the exceptions
specified in the list.
7. The various awarding committees are
reouested to be present in due time, and to re-
mort themselves ON their arrival to the Secre-
tary.
8. Judges on animals Will nave regard 70 TN, 'no
symmetry, early maturity and size; and vii!
make proper allowances for age, feeding, and
the general character and condition OF the AMI
mails. They are especially requested no. 70
give encouragement to oyer-fed animais, .ne
Object being to have superior animals for breed
inc Judres are requested TO examine the
nropenv. when possible, of all animals exhibited
| "a breeders. and make due allowances for excel
leucies and imperfections in these, in giving
H. cir awards to the sire or dam. No person
ercept an officer or member of the Board, vii
he allowed to interfere with the judges during
their exhibition. :,
3. The payment of one dollar, entities th'
nerson so paying to make but two entries II
the class of animals; for each additional entr,
| so cents must be paid. :,
10. Further orders as to the exhibition VII
| be published in due time.
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Natica.

TlHE partnership heretofore existing between
z J. NJ. BRuMsLLz & w. T. KENT, trading un-
der the name of Brumelle Kent, in the town
Of Calais, Monroe County, Ohio, was this day
dissolved b. mutual consent. The business
viii be carried on at the old stand, by William
T. Kent; and all business belonging to said
firm will be settled by him.
J. M. BRUMELLE,
Sept. IL. 1856. WIN. T. KENT.
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LANCE BROTHERS |
WANT to close out their entire stock of
w GOODS, between now and the 18th of
September, at
B ALTIMO RE PRI C ES!
@For Cash and Country Produce -
Their stock consists of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HATS, GAPS, MEDICINES,
GROCERIES, &C., &C.,
Everybody in want of such articles is invited
to give them call at their storehouse, formerly
occupied by BUCHANAN 4 LANCE opposite the
post Office.
woodsfeld, Sept. g. 1856.
nUFFDs MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
~ of Pittsburgh, Pa, Wheeling, (Va.)
and Burlington, Iowa.
Founded in l84O, and incorporated by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, with perpetual
Charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. JANIS BUCHANAN, Hon. w. H. LowRE,
WIN. WILKINS, CHARLES NAYLoR,
MOSES HAMPTON, Gen. J. K. MooRnEAD.
Faculty at Pittsburgh.
President, P. DUFF, Author of "Duf7s Book
keeping "The Western Steamboat Account
anti &C.; Professor of the Prins ples and Prac-
tice cf Double Entry Bookkeeping.
A. T. Howden, II. M. Cowan, s. NJ. Elder,
and w. H. Duff, Associate Professors OF Book
keeping.
J. D. WILLIAMS, (the best business and Or
| namental Penman in the United StatesD Pro-
fessor of Penmanship.
N. b. hAfCH, Esq, PROFESSOR Oh Mercantie
Law and Political Economy.
| Hon. Judge SHANNON and Hon. j. NJ. KIRK
PATRICK, Special Lecturers ON Mercantile Law.
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, A. NJ, (late Profes-
sor of Classics, &c., in Washington College
Professor of Commercial Ethics.
p. DUFF, Lecturer on the History and prin'
cples of Ancient and Modern Commerce, Bank
| ing, &c.
JOHN MURPHY, Teacher of the Art of De-
tecting Counterfeit Bank Notes. (The only
thoroughly qualified teacher Of this Art in thu:
part of the country.l
The Classical Department. embracing
thorough Classical and English Education.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
ID the court Of Common Pleas Of the county
Of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case OF
anthony Sheets against John Flanagan, there
wa be offered for sale at public auction, at the
dopr jof the court house, in the town OF Woods
: field, in said county, on
Monday, the 2Oh day Of October, 1856.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, .. M, and 4!
O'Clock, p. M, Of said day, the following reai
estate, lying and being in said county, to WI
The sorth west quarter of the north west
nuarter Of section twenty nine, township three
and range four. WV. OKEY, Mas. Com.
sept. II. So 90 Mon. Com. Pleas.
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Mrs. Elias Davis Mrs. VIM. Myers, Mrs. Louis
Wollenweber and William Steel.
UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.
The committee to Judge Of the unenumerated
articles will award premiums at their discretion,
ON any and every crop, animal, implement, in
vention, article, improvement, &C., that they
may consider deserving, and that Is not en-
braced in the above list. When an article or
animal is exhibited to which is no competition,
this committee decides its claim to . premium.
Awarding Committee - James Armstrong,
Stephen Pancoast, Samuel w. Noll, Mrs. rheo-
dore Benninghaus, Mrs. Peter Koontz, Mrs. DR..
James NJ. Stout and Mrs. Jacob N. Mitchell
ORDER OF EXHIBITION.
First dag, Thursday. Sspssmser a5th.
All articles for exhibition, except horses and
the eompetitors in the plowing match, must be
entered on the Secretary g books before O'Clock
A. NJ, Of the first day, and il Is earnestly re-
quested, that when practicable entries BE- made
on the day preceding the first day Of the Pair.
All animals except horses, must be on the
Fair Ground ready for tho inspection of the
Committees at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. Of this day.
The Floral Hail will be opened At o'clock,
p. M. Of this day.
Each committee are requested to report them
selves to the Secretary by II o'clock, N. Of this
day.
Second day, September a6M.
Al articles for exhibitioa ON this day, mus,
be entered by o'clock, A. NJ, and it is request
cd that when practicable, all entries be naatfs
on the day preceding. ~
The ploxing match will cnmmsnee at 1e
o'clock, A. N.
The exhibition of horses will take place u
o'clock, p. M.
The Floral Hall will be opened en- this day
at tho time to be hereafter detcrnaiAsd.
After the exhibition Of horses, speech suit
able to the occasion will be delivered, and i'm
mediately thereafter tho presAixnas awarded b,
the Committees, will be annoanced.
- Each Committee are required to deliye
their report to the Secretary by o'clock,
NJ Of this day.
~ Zach animal ox article mast Be enteret
/ on the Secretary's book 10 entitts II to compet
| for q premium. aZ .-a
| It is expected that the Fair Of the pssssn
tyear will be far supeEios to any Of itspredscss
Esors. Let the people generally be in attsn
dance, and let every one bring ono or more Al
s!cl.s for exhibisioS. They will be of interes
| to somebody.
The Managers have donc and will oontinu
!; to do, everything that is possible to give equa
1 and exact justice to all, and prevent the di,
! satisfaction which. has unfortunately been mar
| jif.sted in san,e instances heretofoxs.
!, TURN oUTt TURN oUTn and you sha
have fair play. ~ ts ssssS
' SAMUEL Y. JONES Psssilest.
4 JoHS s. WAY, SsssstsrY. @ss
4 May as, 1850 g4t :
!, u
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List Of Pre- m j u m s :.
ON FIELD CROPS.

po.t .ro,, Of wheat not less than 5 acres .$5
I'd best do
Best crop of corn not less than acres.
ID hest do ],
Best crop of oats not less than acres....
ID best do -. !
Best crop of potatoes not less than acre.. .
Cd best do -.
Annlicants for premiums on Crops, must
have their ground and produce accurately
measured by one or more disinterested persons,
whose statements must be verified by affidavit,
and must furnish explicit written statements OF
1st the kind of soil; I'd, the kind and quantity
of manure, and manner OF application; sd, the
manner and time of preparing the ground, and
planting or sowing; 4th, the quantity of seed
nsed: 5th. mode of culture and time OF har-
vestine: 9Th the amount of time of both man
and beast employed in applying manure, pre-
parine the ground, planting or sowing-culti-
yatinS and gathering the crop; 7th, and nett
amount of the crop, the whole Of which must
| be measured or weighed by the usual stand
| ards; 9Th, if practicable they must produce
sample of the crop to the committee, and have
it exhibited at the Fair.
| The premiums will be awarded with reference
to proftableness, as well as amount OF crop
hence quality as well as quantity will be con-
sidered. ~
The object which the society WISH oons'"n1'y
to keep in view in awarding premiums on crops,
is not merely that it may be known that large
crops are raised in the county; but that the
method of cultivating such crops may be made
public-that the farmers of the county gener-
| allv. NAV avail themselves of any knowledge
that may be useful to them.
1 Competitors for premiums on Corn, and Clo-
YER and Timothy seeds, may report to the COM
mittee at any time previous to the first Mon
day in Dec. 1856.
! Awarding Committee-Joel Yost, David Lup.
ton, Benjamin R. briggs, Edward Reed and
= Mich al Slime
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

TyHE Monroe County Teachers .fssociation
il ! will hold its next meeting in the town of
WOODSFIELD, for the term of two weeks,
commencing on
Monday, October 2oth, 1855,
g. The exercises in teaching will be conducted
sby the following persons, viz:
Ovthography- William c. Barnes and A. J.
Sutton.
Resding-R L. Morris and S. A. Graham.
Wyiting-Wm. Wheeler and B. Powell.
&, .4rith1Betic -. O.. Amos and L. Martin.
Grsmmar-B Powell and George Mason.
Geogrsphy--John Brooks and J. G. Clark.
Philosophy K. Upton and VIM.
Wheeler.
CAemisiry-A. J. Sutton and William F.
Hunter.
PhysioIogy--J. C. Clark and B. Powell.
Besides the regular exercises above enumer-
ated, various subjects pertaining to the bust
ness Of teaching will be discussed by the socie-
", during the evening.
II is desirable that all teachers should be IN
attendance at the beginning of the session.
Tsachers from other counties are cordially
Invited to attend and participate in our delib-
Z eratiens.
sSBy order Of the Association.
=, J. C. CLARK, sec'Y.
Sept. II, 1sss.--sw.
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I'd best do
The above articles must be manufactured in
the county, and within the year. Tho COM
mittee are requested to make lengthy report,
describing the articles upon which they award
premiums, and noticing the number OF COM
petitors for the different premiums.
Awarding Committee-William Litten, David
Groves, VIM. F. Hunter, William Hobaugh and
Gardiner Thomas.
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NJ \ y No s,aa;1Lsa bills will ill
taxes, ola less denomi-
nation than Five Dol
lars, except upon the
solvent Banks of Ohio.
Every taxpayer is
respectfully requested
to remember the num-
Der Of the Section in
which his lands are,
and also to present his
Receipts to the Treas
urer, for work done on
the public roads, the
same as heretofore.
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Mn Ep,ToR--Please cnnounce the name OF
CARLO c. CARROI, Esq, candidate Tor
the Office of Judge OF the Court of Common
Pleas of the Second Subdivision ol the Elshtii
Judicial District of the State of Ohio, ut the
general election in October next, and oh!'s*
many voters Of Old Monroe.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.

Mr.. EpiroR--Please announce the name OF
DANIEL PECK, Esq, as candidate lorethe
Office of Judge of the Court of Common fieas
of the second subdivision of the Eighth Ju-
dicial District of the State OF Ohio, at the
ensuing election, and ob!ige
sIany Voters ofsOll Belmont.
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CATTLE.

Best heifer between / and years Old.
A statement to be furnished in writing, con-
tanning, lst, the age and breed of the COW, and
time Of calving, ID, the quantity OF milk in
weight and the butter made therefrom, during
a period Of ten days, the butter made on the
trial to be exhibited with the cow at the fair.)
Sd. the Quantity and kind of feed given the
COW. during and preceding the experiment.
The statement to be verified by the competi-
tor, and another person conversant with the
facts, certifying thereto, over their signatures.
Awarding Committee-John Reed, Johnston
L. Jones, George N. Beckett, Jacob Vernon and
AIexapder Iantz. - q E4 = "a
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D E MIST

PERMANENTLY J.OC AT'ED AT
S o N iER T o II.
Announces to the public that he is prepared
to execute all kinds of DENTAL WoRh at
usual rates, particular care will be taken TO TO
PRESERVE NATURAL TEETH, and no one Will
be required to take any work without being
entirely satisfied.
Those having dccayed teeth would perhaps
do well to give him a call
SOMERTON, sept. 18th, 1886. Qy.)
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.7swasaips. Com. Pleas, &C. Probate Court.

Given un,ler my hand At the Sherif's Office
ut woodsGeld, this 10th day of September, A.
ID. 1856 WM. READ, Sheriff,
Sent. II. 1855. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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WOOL CARDING.

NNHR subscribers are now prepared to 90
WOOL CARDING, at Richner's Mills, on
Sunfish creek. Their CARDS are entirely new.
As they have applied STEM to their ma
chinery, their customers need not iear any aus
appointment from low water.
Their long experience in the business, ana
their superior facilities enable them to an
nounce to all who bring wool clean, and free
from burs, that they may depend on the
BEsToFRo
Wool win be received and rolls delive ed in
the shortest possible time, at Baker Sinclair'a
Woodsfeld; Vanlaw & Alexander's Jamestown
Frederic Cranes Lewisville.
Prices cents per pound. The grease to
accompany the wool.
ISAAC d GEORGE RICHNER.
N R Persons coming from dis
lNs - tance shall, hereafter, posi-.
lively have their rolls to take home with
them.
Sept. 10, 1856. 1-zs..
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LET US REASON TOGETHER.
Holloway's Pills.
WHY ARE WE SICK e


( Il has been the lot Of the human raes - -
weighed down by disease and suffering nol-
LOWAY'S PILLS are specially adaptsd = tAs-
relief Of the WEAK, thA NERVOUS, the DUs>
ICATE, and the lNF1RM, Of al climes, aess,
sexes, and constitutions. Professor HellowaV
personally superinfends the manufacture ef hie
medicines in the United States, and eGsrs then
to a free and enlightened people, a de bsst
remedy the world ever saw for Tie ysmss61 II
disease. Sasa
THESE PILLS PURUy 1H HOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly sslnbins&
to operate on the stomach, the liver, tAs kia-
neys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, sss-
rscting any arrangement In their fnnsfisaa,
and thus curing dissase In Al its FORMS
DYSPEPSIA AND Llvn COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human rscs have taksn
these Pills. Il has besn proved h aii pnE1s -
the world, that nsthine has been fspud eQua1
to them in eases ef disesdsxs Of the kvee. Dr.
pepsia, and stomach complaints fensf6llg.
They soon gfve hsaltky tons to thss6 srraaor
however msch dssangsd, ard Hhsn ~ 5kkoe
means have failed.
/, GENERAL DRRILnY--IIL HRALTM-
Many Of the most desposie Gevsrpnsnts.
have opened their Custom Houses - the intpe-
duction Of these Pills, that they NY bseo1s
the medicine of the massess bearnbd sCs4.
leges admit that this medicine Il the best Rene
dy ever known for persons Of delicate health,
or where the system hss been impaffSd, g H.
inyigerating properties never all - aGBsa -
lief. ssSs
81 FEMALE COMRIAAINTA
No Female, young or old, shsald n witksut
this celebrated medicine. II sesrsets - rsg-
ulates tho monthly courses q al psrsods, -
ing in MANY cases like cAsxnn = a1o&tho
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DAINT AND vARNIsH BRUSHES of all kinds
/ 100 kegs French Zinc, for sale low by
JNO. A. CLARKE.
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The Society wish to encourage the intFoduc-
ton and use of the best farm implements In
the country. hence the sbove-named imple-
ments need not be manufactured in the county,
but they must be owned in the county. II man
ufactured in the sounty, the premiums on agri-
cultural implements win b. doubled.
Awarding Committee-Thomas Morris, Henry
Ford, John Griffith, John Kerr and Thomas
Evans. F+it.- $50 ~ si-s4 '3js
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i up up! Pay up!

All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
FIG. OKEY vii please call and pay up imme-
diately as he is going east in couple OF weeks
and wants the cash. Come right along gen.
tlemen. r. ". OA5A.
WooDsrIELp. Sept. 18th, 1856. tf)
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DAINT MILLS-O. C.. Harris make, the diff
ferent sizes for sale low by
JNO. A. CLARKE,
.Agent for Manufacturers.
August 5, 1s56.-tf.
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Premiums and Regulations,

For the Fifth annual Erhibition Of the
INonroe County Agricultural Society, to
be held in Woodsfeld, on Thursday and
Friday the 25h and 26M days OF
September, 1856. &slf-
REG GUL AT 10 n S.
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Awarding Committee-Mrs. Nancy Poiin,
Mrs. Elias Davis, Mrs. VIM. Myers, Mrs. Louis
WollenxAber and William Steel.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-04-19
Trutl, from The Mouth of Babes.

Apropos to the forthcoming heir, I must tell
you q story which comes to me first-hand, and
is for that reason amusing. For a long while
past, the Empress has had the habit, in her
drives through the Bots dc Boulogne, of stop
ping to take notice of every handsome
child she sees, and of giving it bonbons, and
talking to it. A few days since she caught
sight of q remarkably beautiful boy Of four or
five years old, had her carriage stopped, the
nurse brought up to her, and the child lifted
into the carriage. After caressing tile child,
and giving him bonbons, but getting only
short monosyllabic answers from him, Now
said the Empress, kiss the Emperoa,' (who
was seated beside herr. "No, / WON'T re
piled the boy, sturdiIy. "And why ?" asked
the Empress " come, go kiss the Emperor d.
rectly, like a good boy" IL won't Twon't "
again reiterated the child and at last, forced
into answering, " We'll, ithcn. | won't" cried
out the little rebel, because my papa hates
him, and says hes q pig (un coofoal Nv Not
only the Empress was in fits of laughter at
this, but she herself related the story to several
persons, aud among others told it two nights
ago to M. de Rothschild, mincing the matter
IN no way, but giving the child's words mal-
tered, final epithet and all, and seeming TO en-
Joy the fun of the thing mcommonly. From
the Paris Correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian.
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A Remarkable Executloncr,

We have observed several wonderful stories
OF late, respecting the skill of the Chinese exc
cutionefs, who, it is said, can strike off the
head of their victims so skillfully that the poor
fellows themselves never discover their loss
mlll q moment or two after they are dead.
We recall to mind, however, the story of n
German eNecutioncr, who far surpassed The
Chinese in professional deSterity. Upon one
occasion it happened that n criminal who was
condemned TO death had asingular itching to
play, at nine-pinS and he implored permission
to play once more at his ~tavorite game before
he died-then, he said, he -would submit to his
fate without a murmur. The Judge, thinking
there eonld he no harm in humorine him.
granted his last prayer and, upon arriving at
the place Of execution, he found every thing.
prepared for the game-the pins being set I'M
and the bowls all ready. He commenced his
tagofite sport with enthusiasm. After n while
the Sheriff, Observing that he showed no in
c%lination Ia Iesist, made a sign 10 tile execu-
TONER TO strike the fatal blow while be STOPPED
Tor a bowl. The e2eeVtiones did so, but with
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de face sur ID
par leldit bayot
Garrnn nf.dlnn /.
Baftscleau, bp.n4 4
Fabian. e AM autre mar ie.u8Y6

Ut luCt SUI III. sf% NS1uItG Xilu1 DUpu4 NN98E X n
par lel dit bayot tabieaa, Z In antref psri e.J4yA
Carron, ct dun { par Ia Iropriete appaItsnannt
maintenant gu ayI ppartenu a Jean Jose Lonail-
lier, ct par une autfe Pfopriete ainsi quill appert par
IN acte passel par deyaht Charles Boudousguie no
taire publicdans ct pour Ia paroisse de laNoayelle-
Orleans, le 20 d'ayril 1888; 30, I'm autre moroccan
de terre situe sur lie bayou Carron dams Ia susdite pa
roisse 81 Landry, mesurant vihss arpents de front sur
lie sisdit bayou, snr vingt arpents de profondeur, for
mant encore quntfe cents arpents de ~supericie 80.
un9rtSs 'aolceaa de terre sitn6 tgalement sur le
BIZ # au Sud du moroccan de terre designe
cintA ant quarante cling arpents (plus gu
rnoinsN gderniers moroccan de terre, sont Dor.
mes an ar lliabitation occupee jadis par Ferdi.
nand Judd au Nord par la terie deMme We Labyche
AfpsA par le bayou Calron, ct a FEST par --
az les menles depx morceaux de terre que lie plain
Shchetes de j. Bite. Castillo de st. Landry lie 16
IA 1854, ayec tous les batiHents ct authorizations
qui sly ~trouyent sans exception, aihsi que les escla.
yes, cidessous designes, a SAVIOR:
MOSES, negre hgs d'enyiron 20 ms 43fl9saa,s
FAM sai,N ~ s0
WILSON, 40 L.
HENRY, 46 ~. 5t
TOM, +. N5gg ~. Sc ~. %& s0s
AMANDA, negresse agee d'enyiron IS ans, ayec
SEES delx enfans, SAVIOR: Eucher age de G ans ct IN
petit ciifant de 8 mois. 'ss 4fa.' ~
UnoRPHELIN (grifon) age de 4 mois,
LIZA, negresse agee de 20 ans. avec SEES 4 enfans
SAVIOR Daniel ago de,10 ans, Wilson age de G ans,
Nelson h!gye de 8 ans ct IN petit epfant dun mois. "a
SUZANNE, negresse agec d'cnviron so ans, r.
HANNAH, Go II
LALY, lsa. 4 . AZ on AZ ans,
DE, PLUS: :. Dix-huit MULETS, Neuf paires de
BHsUFS DE TIR; I'm CHEyAL DEDRAY; Tous
les outils d'agricnlture de l'habitation; une forge ct les
outils qui en- dependent, du mais ct du fourrage.
TERMEs EFT CoND1TIoNs-Cinq mile piastres paya.
bles compliant lie jour de la yente, cinq mile pias-
tres payables lie Ter JUN 1856 ; cling mile piastres lie
Ter JUN 1857 cinq mile piastres lie Ter JUN 1858 !;
cing mile piastrcs lie Ter JUN 1859 cinq mile pias.
tire lie Ter jnin 1860 cinq mile piastres lie 1er JUN
1861 ct les cling derniers mile piastres lie Ter JUN
1862, les tsois premiers placements A faire portant in
teret de 8 90 par an du jour on lis sont dns, ct les
cinq derniers portant interet a 8 90 q partir du Ter
JUN 1851, jusqu'a parfait Placement.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, 20 mars 1856. n
M i. v. CHACHERE, Sherif.