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coNGREss.
Monday. Anil !.

In the scnaie. vi. cass presented memorial from
the Legislature Of Kansas. aud moved is reference TO
the committee on Territories. The bounty land bill
was taken up and debated. and then laid aside.
Mr. Geyers spoke Kansas ahiirs, denying the right
Of Congress 70 interfere with the domestic srs Of Ter.
riiores, after which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Mace. by unanimous consent,
presented the Constitution Of Kansas with memorial
from the Legislature the subject. Referred 10 The
Committee on Territories. His motion 70 print 10,
600 copies Of the documents referred the Com.
mitiee on Printing.
Nj Bingham, from the Committee on Elections. pre-
scented report, declaring $. s. Marshall entitled 10
his present in the House from the Ninth District
Of Illinois; also declaring ihesea Of The Eighth Distinct
Of the same State vacant The consideration Of ths
matter was postponed.
Mr.Keiit made speech on the southern side of 20.
liiics.
On motions made hy McssrA Humphrey Marshall
aud Pfinge. resolutions were adopted cokng 10 the
suppression Of the Cole trade and declaring il piracy
Tuesday, April 4.
In the Senate. Mr.. Geycr resumed aud coneludedhi.
speech.
IN the House, The Deficiency bill heins under eons
Iteration, and speeches were delivered various poll
ticsl subjects.
Wednesday, April 0.
The Senate passed several bills from the Court Of
Claims making appropriations for certain claims. The
question printing The memorial Of the Kansas leg.
isaiurc was debated and postponed. Mr. Seward made
a very long speech 70 day Kansas sr,i,s. Nc o..
gueI 10 favor Of the immediate admission Of Kansas
State, the only remedy Cor the existing evils, stat.
ing that the Constitution does not prescribe The
Der Of people necessary 10 rntie state 10 admission.
II The House, The deficiency appropriation bill was
taken up decentralization. when Mr. Hunter addressed
The Mouse. giving bis views upon the slavery question:
with particular reference 10 the action Of Massachusetts
Afier debate upon the senaies amendment appSoprs.
ting nearly $4,000 foe engraving maps and drawings
accompanying the reports documents and surveys 70
determine The Pacific railroad ROUTE the amendment
was rejected.
Thursday, April 10.
In the Senate, long and interesting debate occur.
red upon questions connected wih the memorial Of the
Free State Legislature az il Is called. motion 10
reconsider the vote BY which the memorial was referred
10 the committee Territories was decided in The a.
irnative BY vote of % 70 ?. The memorial was then
Withdrawn by NJ. csss, 70 be returned 70 the source
whence he bad received Il.
IN the House. the senaie's amendments 10 he De.
6ceney bill were under consideration In committee Or
the whole.
Friday, April u.
Both Houses were principally engaged in She consi.
defstion private bills for which purpose the day had
been set apan; and afterwards adjourned 10 Monday.
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LETTER FROM Mr. FILLMORE TO HENRY


In the recently published Private Cores
pondenee Of Henry Clay, we tint the follow
ing letter, which viii be read with peculiar
interest at the present time. Ii was written
Just after the close OF the Presidential can.
sass in 1874, when il was apparent that MIR.
Clay had been defeated by Mr. Polk;
aEilard Fillmore 10 Mr. Clay
Buffalo, Nov. II, ls4i
NV Dear Sir: have thought for three or
four DAYS that would write you, but really
| am unnamed. have no courage or rcso-
linton. An is gone. The last hope. which
hung first upon the city Of New York, and
then upon Virginia, is finally disappointed,
and see nothing but depair depicted upon
every countenance.
For myself | have no regret. was no
minated (ior Goyerno) must against my will,
and though not insensible to the pride OF sue
cess, yet feel Kind Of relief at being de-
ieated. But not so for YOU or the nation.
Every consideration Of Justice, every feeling of
gratitude conspirej in the minds ofhoncst men
10 insure your election, aud though always
doubtful Of my own success, ! could never
doubt yonrs, till the painful conviction was
forced upon me.
The Abolitionists and Foreign Catholics
have defeated Us in this State. will not
trust myself to speak Of the vile hypocrisy
Of The abo!itioRists now. Doubtless many act
Cd honestly and ignorantly in what they did.
But it is clear that Birney and his associates
sold themselves to Loeofucoism, and they
Will doubtless receive their reward.
Our opponents, by pointing ~ the Native
Americans and to Mr.. Frelinghuysen. drove
the Foreign Catholics from US and defeated
Us in this State.
But il is vain to look al the causes by which
this infamous result has been produced. tits
enough to say that all is gone. and must con.
tess that nothing has happened to shake my
confidence in our ability to sustain free Go
sernment so much as this. II with such is
sues and such candidates as the national con-
test presented, what NAV we not expect? A
cloud oil gloom hangs over the future. May
Ged save the country, for it is evident the
people will not.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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G1 Attic Superior Court for Wake county. week
before last John LOcklear, free negro was convicted
Of burglary, and sentenced to be hung on the 10th Of
May; but recommended 10 the mercy Of the Gov
ernor BY the jury and the members Of the bar.
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The State Gazette e-publishes Mr.. Fill
more's old Erie letter, ,crifea Ia 1888, and
seems to think It will certainly have some ef-
feet. FILLMORE shouldered that in ls49, and
carried it triumphantly through that contest.
lie subsequently proved himself spotlcss
patriot. firm and unfinching defender Of
the Constitution and the Union. He won the
admiration, the respect, aud the affection Of
i all parties except the abolitionists Of the
4 North, and the seccssionists of the South, and
left his position, second only in the public es,
simation to the immortal Washington. And
yet TO subserve party purposes, such dirty
party pimps as this State Gazette, attempt to
impugn his integrity and charge him with
hostility to the South. We would invite the
attention of the Gazette man to the following
! from the Charleston News, in regard to the
sUundness OF whose democracy there will be
no questions:
" The nomination DC Mr.. Fillmore for the
/ Presidency, by the American Convention at
Philadelphia, and which was not entirely un-
expected, under the probabilities presented
/ for the last few days, is unquestionably a
most important political event. II may have
the most signal influence upon the aspect Of,
the great controversy impending between
parties and sections. Mr.. Fillmore is ma
tional conservative, whose Presidential adj
ministration not only commanded the respect
OF the North and South, both on internal and
foreign policy, but singularly addressed itself
to the whole popular rcgard. Since his re.
tirement he has been in 10 way connected
with the follies of parties or politicians, or
the acrimony of sections. OF fine private
character, Of good. administrative abilities.
and Of Interpretation Of what becomes The
mission Of American republicanism under a
constitutional organization, he viii stand out
with commanding port amid the corrnptons
and distractions Of the day."
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Office holders by whose inslrumentalily they are
perfected. The iaw-maker registers, and the
officer executes, the peoples will. The ques-
ton iha, divides parties, is not Of forms Of GO
seramen,. All are agreed upon The maintenance
Of the republican system. The dispute is as 10
The dictates Of The pupular sentiment, and the
fidelity and efficiency with which il is expound-
ed and enforced. Theinvocalion, ringing through
The land, which seeks 10 arouse the people To
resistance aud reclifcalion Of imputed lreacheiy
and its ensuing wrong, calls them TO The caucus
room, 10 counsel for contest a, the ballot box.
There opposing armies contend, not with "ve
guns" aud " villanous salpetre," bu, with paper
bullets. that tell with fatal force, and yet adm,
That those who were in the battle slain,
May also live TO fight again.
Journal Of Commerce.
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The Convention then adjourned. to meet
this afternoon at 81 o'clock, al the Presby.
terrain Church,
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Hon. s. H. Rogers was c0nasctea 70 tne
Chair by Hon. John Long, Of Randolph. and
+. b. Carmichael. of Wilkes, and addressed
he house in manner which ELECTED raptu-
rous applause. 49, a.
Moved and carried that committee be
appointed for the purpose Of reporting subject
matter for the consideration OF the Con'en-
finn. II consists Of the following gentlemen.
~. ~ Y af.aa fnhn II /. tyey.
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IA ~; y =, -sdc.-- Convention met at
the Presbyterian Church. aeporled
Of the committee to select officers. 'sry' -
as follows: n e,,.A
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On the Esd, two men sat down on the track of the
railroad between Washington and Baltimore near tho
latter city. They upon curve of the road, and
a passenger train came upon them so suddenly that
they were caught by the cow-cateher, One was
killed and the other severely injured, F..
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT CogRT} B. 2 coEToULA vs. HIS CREDIT
Of New Orleans. 5 ORS-No. I0,GOS.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of the nsolven and to all other persons herein
cscd show within days from the first publication
hereof why the filed by The Syndic Of said
stsud be approved and hdnooated the
uted in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the Court this 18th February 1856.
Il. D. HUBBARD
fe29 nl3 s Deputy Clerk.
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BY the ncredulous for stating week or two since in
the Metropos that large gray wolf was then prol-
ing about the immediate vicinity Of the city The
facts have been completely verified BY the capture of
Acton on Monday, and finally brought to bay, where
upon foothardy negro, who was along, rushed in
upon the wolf and succeeded in capturing him alive
u was found that he had been captured when cub,
compressed his throat that he had suffered greatly.
He was very gaunt and weak when taken [Chili-
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A gentleman who has recently visited many of the
sugar parishes of onr State informs us that the plant
universally complain of the destruction OF their
seed by the frost and the thaw which ensued.I
In many places the stubbe has also suffered severely
from this canse. He gives it as his opinion that the
next sugar crop will fall considerably short OF the
last and that those who can hold on to their sugar
this season will be amply paid for it.
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a SHARP GAhE.-We learn that Fyler, who n,ur-
dered ts wife sometime since, near Syracuse is play
him. plnears that the agreement between them
was, in case ~ Yer was saved from hanging his coun-
sci Was to have $4,000 OF this amount $1,000 was
paid in cash. and the remainder secured by mort
gage on his farm. The counsel put III a plea of in
sanity, and Fyler was sent to the Lunatie Asylum.
me mortgage is now about due, and the holders on
proposing to foreeose it, were met with the defence
Itat Il the maker Of it was insane when the murder
was committed could he have been sane at the time
1f CRYING the mortgage? It looks as though the
lawyers were caught this time
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TEL EG HE'D 10 q HE CREsCE I.
T Err In lie LII G ENCE.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. THE river has risen sixteen
Seet and is still rising ST n s 4.
Y The ice il coming down from the Missouri very
thick and heavy, = but much broken. {{ FL
The Illinois is reported rising, but the Mississippi
is still gorgea above The mouth Of the Missouri
Boats are: arriving here from below to-day, and the
ferry boats have resumed their trips
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Fiat DE LA LOTTSIATF.

ElAl DE IIh LOU lSlATE.
C1SouEME CouR De DISTRICT B. D. COUTCTL.A vs.. SES
LEILA Mile Orleans. StREANCIERS. No. lO503.
WIS est par le present dome AJAX cream
"A cieS du Susdit nsOfabe prrSUnnes
celia pcut concerer davor dedure sous dix jours
de Ia premiere publication m present avis les SOn pour
queles lie abean psente lie syndc dc Ia de succession
serait approuyt honoOsua les ons mains
repartis conformGlncn dit tahralI
Par ordre de Ia IS eyrer 1S56
r. Il. HUBBARD
fe29 ms 8 Depur tireficr
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tiSQUHME tjOuH DE DISTRICT u. D. tbltttLA SIS
Ella Mile Orleans. StREASllsRS- No. l0505.
WIS est par le present daonne AJAX cream
II GerS du ansdit nSoFabe ct toues anreS
que celia pcHt concere avnlr dedulre dix 0u dn
ter de premiere publication u avis les on les
qees lie tAoeA resente par lie synlc dc Ia Gt succession
ne SeFa pas appouye ct ct les onLlS tIre mains
relarts cont9rTenent a' Iit taiea!
Par ordre de Ia conr &C . tevrier 1e6.
s.,,, H. It: HC EEAktH
:.a.,-- co7-3 :, mn
SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF PATRICK FAR
Of New 0rleans RElL AND WlFE-Na.975.
AjokTSE Is hereby given 40 the Creditors
~ of this Estate and to all other herein interested
show cause within ten days from the present notification il
they have Or en shy the account presented by the Curator
Of this estate should not be hOmologated dapproyed
funds distributed in accordance Herewith,
~ order OF the G5uft
tt25 m3 A. DfTECE, Dep. Clerk.
,,, r, w 49, ~ u-, 60 1,.-,,- NV ~
bEISti'Nt nuul. DE 81 '!3SSLoN DE rhlRuk
DE La Gu &c son 1f Sti
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[Auburn IN. " American.

New MODE OF PRopUIsIoN.-Ca H. Whitaker
propulsion of vessels, and which is looked upon as a
matter of5considerabe interest The plan consists
simply in the application Of the common propeller to
me sides Ct vessels instead Of the stern only employ
sure steam engines and using one, two, three, or
more pfopeers each side according to the size of
the vessel is claimed that greater degree ofspeed
can be obtained by this than by the common method
With greater safety less expense &c. The Baltic,n
Thlchis the name Of the steamer to which Capt WIS
invention has been applied, is full freight model of
about. nine hundred tons capacity, originally built
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT fIEEMETS INsURANSCE g.,
>, ii,
NEW ORLEAEs SOWNEKS Of steamer CAPITOL.
No OIL.
2Y VIRTUE OF writ of feri fnclns against
ID James H. Tire, directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court Of New Orleans in the nhoye entitled cause
will proceed to sell at public auction in the Rona of Ale City
ExchHEe St Louis street between haTrs Hn' Royal Streets
on MONDAY, March 9Th, lS5i at Il o clock NJ
All tile right, title and interest Of defendant in fFse
the steamboat CAPITOL. together will ThhtalL
all her furniture tackle apparel. machinery, ETC. .Sssszs
laying AgiCr, the right bank Of the river Misis
sppi.
Seized in the above suit.
(. TERMS-tahh on the spot
JOSEPH ll'FTY.
fe2o ln3 10 % Sheriff oil the Parish OF Orleans
QrArErEaE Corr De DISTINCT IA C0MrAGNIE q, ASST
RANCE DIES PBBIPIEIS 5.
NoUvELLE-URLEASs. JAMES H. RE Cnpitaine Ct
i'ropretaires 'iI baEnl-i
lIunr CAPITOL. No. g4fT.
I'm EEISTU dun writ dc tierI facias confrc
" H. IRE addrcse par Honorable Guatrietne
Com .Dct dc Ia Souvcllr Orleans dams niire citss1s,
je procGdcai lie MD p de 1886, midi Ia o-
tule }0uFsr dc tiiE, Ge4S d. Char
RoyRle, i Il Naturalization de
F0us les dFuitS, intGeis lu dufendcrE FREE
batcau vRpcur CAPITOL: ensemble Eil1ll =
machine, rneuhcS, tel pu'il
A.,er rive troitc di ttIye Mississippi,
SHi>is dams latairn ci-IcHsn+.
CUSDIrIONS-CvMlptant moment de l'aljHdira!lon.
JOSEPH iUFTT,
nl3 Sheriff de Ia l'AToisse d ORLEANS,
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
SHUTE. No. 1851.
writ of 1iel'i faelaS Gii-
nc the Sixth District Court of New
I'd cause, to NJ. Marigny, late Sheriff
ne transferred, I will proceed to sell
Rotunda Of the City Exchange, St.
tres and Royal streets, on THURS,
2 O'Clock, Nj
ROUND situated in the Fourth Dis.
No. 81, bounded by Jackson, Laurel,
eets. Said lot measures % feet front
Il in depth.
1t.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
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SIXTH DISTRICT Court !
OF NEW ORLEANS. {
,RE VIRTUE Of n
~ rected by the ':.onora
Orleans, in the above entitl
and by said late Sheriff TO ,
at public Ion, in the
Louis stree, between Cha
DAY, March 9th, 1856, at j
a ' ACANf LOT OF G
trlct Of this city in square
hive Oak and Josephine ST.
on jackson street by 100 fet
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the Sd
fea l. e mo,
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SIIER,IFFnS SALES.

nv fifth % B%HHS HS S$ ia
RY VIRTUE OF an alias writ Of aieri factns
The ] bss f c E"' If NV 70 or me si !" S S s
fyse viii proceed 10 sell at public auction in the Ropn Of
S5SS
his city, m9kne ar tha plantation heretofore belonging
S%f @s'" a"fyf's tt " S" BY Aer ss
% @ f o e c uSs c"n" r as S!i 3 S
fsst INCHES and ne front Slargny Aycaas by 5$9 esl
fix az iss' 2 g s No s 80 o 5 ct
ns "S s Su ON hs 5 j
Seized in the above suit. -~ ..T. y .
TERAlS-Casl on the spot. ... 81, 10 ..
JOSEPH IIUFTY,
, fel II q ms Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
C1soulEMr Coun De DISTRICT JOSEPH PAruRzo VS. In
10 oas S Dc Gsan1est ct FARRE NJ No ss a's0'
sg XE as! |'s s''rs sysi 8 a. s'
einlsmr cour dc District a Il NGHyells Orleans dams rat
"n i,s oos a. or de ce rue St. Louis src aaes
de Hs;f: { y vvE 4. Gs"y dams ssvant
Municipality No nourihn le Trosiene District dc eee
y a!'" @ sssse
DC s& ss syis las S' %
lie dit terrain st lcine sous lie Nc 81 etnesure 9 peds
S"fss { snf snS sp"r anES re
ii%n Ne De n pse ct es H n
r "p g sn s5 al S ea Il ohs 's 'u
Snis dams lntnire ci,dessns
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M moment DC l,Gdindiissaion.
fel Il q ms. Sheriff dc IL Par4s5e dlQrlea1s
FIFTH T 2;EgGT GoHnr ay*Js y ALIEN
r. ST ryft Fl isbi ss 81 NaS g.
leans in tic above entitled cause to NJ Mnrirny lite Sheriff.
and BY ;aI late sheriff to me traserTeH vii roes to Ss!l
Louis street between Chares md Royal Streets on tuesday,,
Nff chr nj 8 q is aSoGSD being the oneha of
n nf aSra nv thr No
tmia streets situated in tie lite sbnb Annuncation Of
his city, accorinG to plan Of ad suburb deposited in the
lot ground ,af d said ef ground T. nearest
70 Naaoes street and measures 81 feet II inches and lines
by II feet 10 inches ard lines deep between parallel ines
Together With the buildings Improvements thereon rights
ways, privileges etc. which buildings and improvements
,ist Of snl frame Office sl1 rooed containing one room;
Seized in the above suit. "a
TERMS-tasil on the spot.
feS Is m3 10 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
rs Ia NoryEIlr, onasSs MiFRs No lois5 S.
TN yHiRT'U dun writ dc ficri fncias ntidres-
yclc- Tlcals dams Pafe clcsls NJ SIarigny clevaat
iy5 a az u.s. S5 m G, IA e De "a os S u s
st Louis entire celcs de Crtses ct Eoyae ladmcati9n
uN TERRAIN la moitIe dun plus grand terrain -
dcsigne lie No T. dams File; No 10 copris les |
c,evant lGgurg dc demonstration de vile d'irs
pnn du dit flbog depose Ell cc de Pierre PetlescauX, CT
du dit terrain No T. lie plus rapproee de Ia Nnyaes
nssns 81 Gsd1 poeas Ct ne ae incs Ia rue f"Sns
les balisses ameorations qu existent
Sons foSsfHt en- uns Petit m","n en- sC servant do'e
I,c sat dams raffaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES All moment Dc r ~
u JOSEPH l1uFfY
fr9 Is lN3 10 Sheriff de III pAroisse d'OrItans
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]
New ORLEANS, Feb, %, 1856.

MGSsfs. j. Eager aud n. i. bailey,
Chairmen of Finance Committee.
Gentlemen have before your letters Of the 26h and 18th
insnn and beg leave state that preparing report
for the Council only in reference to the matters referred
letters hut in reference 10 everything connected with
this office. No partial statement place the matters of this
office properly before and the Council and both for
Justification and the information Of the Community, deem
proper lay all these matters before the Council should have
done this last Tuesday but deemed best wait until the
end of the month 1t closes to-day aud Tuesday next shall
before the Council full and detailed statement of the coni-
of this Office Errors have committed, bnt feel assured
willing rennin in this Office longer with the present existing
feeling the part of portion OF the Council deem it
proper TO inform that Tuesday shall tender resgna-
ton treasurer md hope you will be prepared at eject
successor.
Your oDodent servant, W. H. GARLAND.
NEW ORLEANS, February %, 1856
To 0. Drl,nys Esq Comptroller.
Dear SOn account OF certain facts which have to the
knowledge of the Finance Committee deem duty, after
yuu retain in possession the taXbl due and
after the list day OF March, 1856 and not TO hand The
10 the Treasurer
We will also request and far in our power nstruc
bills now the hands Of the Treasurer 10 retain the
in your hands until further orders from the Common Council
wond further request and as instruct
prevent far possible moneys belonging the city
going into the andS OF the Treasurer. Ne wond also
You render all the assistance in your power prevent
further drafts upon the funds now in the Treasury.
Most respectfully. your Obedient servants
ESigned n. II BAILEY, Chm =. C, Rd Adm,
J. EAGER, Chin +, c, Bid Asst Adm,
ADAM GIFFEN
AID. DUpRE,
I. BRIDGE,
B. w. HEBRARD
A. CHIAPEIL.A,
THOS X PRICE.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr 2suCCEssIN& OF PATRICK FAR
of New Orleans s RELI. AND WIFE-Ns. gl75
NOTICE T. hereby given 10 the Crnditors
S of this Estate and to all other herein Interested
show within days from the present notification any
they have shy the presented by
of this estate should not be hOnlogattd ;udappoye
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
ES order OF the C5urt
ft2s m3 A. DIIEUE, Dep. Clerk.
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DEUXIEME COUR De- DISTRICT DE LA n. ORLEANS.
| A IVrENDU quo VIM. II. E1ehariIs a I,rescntc
"A petition Ia Pellet dabten les es d'eXcct-
ter estamenae dai ia SUGGEST de fen Jales ODonne
Avis est lie present donnie sl QG celia
dEorh deaire dix orrs les ras1 pour guelt$
| il ne serait pas fait dro i la ditto petition.
| Par Ordre do Ia aotr.
/ fe2S MI A. DREuN Dep. GrctfeS.
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pEU3lEME Gotta DISTRicT} SUCCESSION LIE MIME +
de In Mile Orleans. SFI)&IIA EAGElt, No, s 300
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
~ de Ia sllsdte
que celia peut enncsner davor deanre dix atfr
de Ia pesene Publication les lesqers cODte
par administrator de la point
approurc ct tnooe les fonS yrpartis
niements dit compile
Pr Orire de III
fees mi / r. DRECX, Dapute Circffitr.
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DEuxIEME COUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE PATRICK
DE LA ACCOMPLISHMENTS .\RERll. ct dc son EIUuSE
No. 9l75.
WIS est par lie present tionne aux creaa,-
Il de III slst6
celia peut dayoir dtdure dix 0ur
ter de la prescnte publication les raisons pour cSQ,eS
compile preSenG de III
point Hpprouve heEolUgp6, les onls r4u
confDrlntnent dit colnptc.
Par urtire de la conn.,
fe2S m37 A. DRETy, DepntG tirefIier.