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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

Nrlsn fnfMoSf Mrrrlsa.-on the 2lstof August.
the Welsh citizens of Brady Bend Armstrong coun-
y. Pa. hell meeting an1 arPanifeda Fremont Club,
winch WAS joined at once by ninetY-eight Noehmrn
Aaneeeb nude by Of their eefgymen, and II
Committee OF glaneenppontei
So j, is throughout the North These prot u.
ges and quondam allies of Democracy find the IL
true political latitude and longitude in OPPOSITE, III
10 the South. But our democratic guardians IF
southern rights would ON no account have Il he
naturalization laws changed. oh no. that Won Id
be ilhherai and prosorptiye These foregne re-
may unite with the North in prescribing us, as
much us they please, bat il does not become be
magnanmous South 10 adopt measures Of solf-dle.
fenco. Not at all Let them hnnd together a
gainst the South aud lot the South cry bur 'nh
for our glorious nnd beloved fellow citizens Fl ON
across tho water. That's tho democratic why of
taking care of Southern interests Bravo.
\ Boston correspondent of The Int SiIeety
Standard Says "it is useless IL deny that the
Gattisonian 4boiitioniSts are all going 10 roft
for Buchanan for President, nett Aorember.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

The .DaARRsasEA NIiN.is.,. DOR 1,. i,,,.....-

mate cure OF Dsrrhea Cholera MerBas Ghoc a. prepared
~ j. Il thompson Co. has given satisfaction 10 All
VINO nave been so fortunate This Elixir is
o composed OF harsh disagreeable and Stimulating prp
nt So Pleasantly combined that tiu sallest child will
AK II Is soothing and tonic the stomach and bowels
% Nnt taken as directed never fails relief in
He Every taniy should have within reach at
ent IN, . :, :. ~"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

BosruS. July sjG cntewe1A greeaby To your sugges-
gives pleasure to state that some FIVE weeks ago
purehaed two bottles of yonr oNygenaed Btters and
1nes un the arcordngto directions and experienced
the happicst effects.
ring the and at times, obliged to give all
attention business and although had tho advice of many
physicians confined weeks the house.
continued 10 until took medicine
almost cured Of every dsageeahe symptom, and able to do
business usual.
The whole credit of my restoration to health, is due tho
oNygenated Bitters Your obedient servant,
ABNER SMITH,
Grocer Central Square East Boston
Nome genuine unless si.aiod BUTTS on the wrapper
sEfli W. FOWLE & co, 1js Washington Street, Bos
ton, ProPrieters Sold by their agents everywhere
For side hy j. II THOMPSON 4 co anl j. H. SEAY.
dS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

Plaintiff
Defendants.

v y, IOurt h0usc, Of
September, ls56;
Marshall Ayres, Plaintiff
against
Slias Hudson and Micaiah Dillon Defendants
IL tHANCERY
his Is suit Instituted by filing Cross Bill an original
i me- N the said Court by the said Slas Hudson
the said Marshall Ayre and Others the object which
me sale OF two slaves belonging the Dillon
zee a. and distribution of the proceeds said
those entitled thereto And the object Of the bill that
Mcaah billions portion OF the proceeds of the sale
slaves may be decreod the said Marshall Ayres who
purchased the interest of the said Moaah DILLON
IL app caring by affidavit filed that the defendant Mcatah
Dillon not resident of the State of Virginia;
hoh OF the plaintiff by counsel it is ordered that the
resident defendant do appear here within
puoeaiion hereof and do whit is protect in
te't IA the said tand that copy of this order be publish
60 IN the iynehburg Vrginan week for four
sNe weeks and posted at the front door of Courthouse Of
this county on the first day of the County
acopy-ftste. RIO a. SCOTT, elk
u Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

OLA l. SloN.-Fhe aheyc old and Will
ii2ti IN H!eluload Va. is for rent. with
osessan There are chambers sufficient for two hundred
Gus dang room is 81 by - feet. There are extensive
t iN e2Y theu accommodation fer cod ing vsshpf a..
fHr 1'ftt stable and largo carriage houses " Ne
IN property J., SO we'll known that further nscrtior
sep l0ratiSts ( r, ~, . US hio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10
Richmond, December 18th ls55.

The certificate above received from old stimable
and the oldest Druggists in the city at Richmond
in accordance with the thousands OF ohr adding eoinneua
tiantp tho virtue of Bakers Premium Bitcrs
Priee 50tents per BOTTLE.
For sale bY Ncssrs Strothcr Whitehead and Stabler 4
Joues, ISHrhburg; and by Druggists generally.
NV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10
A MI SEM ENI'
MASONIC HALL.

THEATRE.
Iassaes and Managers Messrs Hight Hyde
Stage Manager, Mr.. +. Hight.
This, y EDNESDAY, evening September 10Th 1s56.
The performance Will commence with the Drama of
DAMON AND PYTII1AS-
Damon Mr. II A. Hight.
Pythas fir. +. HiRN.
Calanthe Miss II T. Baker
lermione Miss L. Graves.
After which Highland Fling by Miss Jennie Hight.
TO conclude with the Farce of the
BOX AND cox,
Box Mr.. J. Hyde
Cox Mr.. + Hight
ADMISSION, 25et Reserved Division seats SO cts.
Commence at :! O'Clock.
l0-lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10


This tbs day be further heard
formerly read Sc consideration whereof Court
that deNisees land
personal property ought contribute rataby payment
insufficient for the payment Of said debts
children of the estaor whom slaves property
given by the estator in his life bound
ute the of the debt unless the property given
disposed by the will of the benei be
given by the will to the persons whom property had
given by the tesaor in which the whom prop
had been elect take
and 10 take nothing the will permit property
parties to whom property had been given
benefit given by the will ought their election
until nl be taken debts the
by the cstator ajudge
directed TO be takonby the order of October ls
J. The full amount of the debts Of the te5tator
. The value Of the Real and Personal property given
each deysee or legatee by the will al
3 The which each deysee leeatse viii nave
ntc to the of the debts Of the estaor and make
the Court.
That Commissioner do enquire whether the tes.
the 9th August lr9 any grantees named
and lie did surrender to whom the
and the value of the slaves surrendered and make report
the Court
Aud the Court doth order that OF the time and place
OF taking the making enquiries
ed be given by publication week for four Successive
weeks in the "LynehburE NgiHan, newspaper published
in the city of Iyncburg that said publication
the parties.
The parties Interested in The foregoing will tee that
lhaNe Wednesday the 9Th day
Offe In Fnchburg
enuts therein directed which place they are
hereby tFeray required attend with necessary ey
denee to enable do the same.
'F under hand Commissioner, this 9Th day Seq
ttihher, le9b X. q. II kEAN, Conr.
lpFwlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

9sitrr School n shiloh Bedford fla., -,
~ "e' ~ an Examination Of the pupils Any who may
pstrons Of the SclQol W., \ 'spetiatiy me
lQrlt "a ~ Nii4SoN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

8ksmSafos Sept. 5fh.=-ln order to correct
fd.n and exaggerated statements regarding the
fu5lion Of things IN kunsh4 aud the aeis aud
rarfosesafib tie Government Of the United Sfaie-.
and Ia slow the precise truth in both respects
fiIe mon Of 10 morrow will publish the follow
iHe interesting eofres pep1enee:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

DEATH FROM IIYnRopHoBlA.- Emma Jane
daughter of Daniel Elliott of smthield r. l..
died ON Sunday Of lIydrophoba Her age was
three years. She WINS bady bitten in the arm by
II mud dog me five weeks since, but the wound
apparently healed until Friday last, when alarm-
ing symptoms appeared and she died in great
agony A son Of Mr.. Elicit also bitten.
but not dangerously. Two other persons in
pawtuokett, Il. l., were also bitten by the same
doc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

: .niotts RAfffo N ACCIDENT. Alhany. SEPT
6-rha Cleveland Express train, which left i'ai
falo last evening. overlook cutie train nj For,
Byron about t9oc1aek. The switehman should
have switched the Express train ON 10 the switch
Int neelectng To do 81. tie engine ran into
car to which was attached ii cattle train.-ln The
err we're six brewers. NJ materiai damage was
Inc TO the car, hut Tie shock Disconnected the
tram pins On tie lncomatve. filling the car
nth sfrarn. All the six drayers wefe sealded
aad died in SHIRT time. Two or three Of the
I.t..enger cars attached t. the express train
eefe badl, broken. but none Of the passengers
Wiz injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

the efficiency Bakers Bittcrs" in relieving establish
ed Dyspepsia, which have suffered number
years The few hotties convinced me only
its value Tonic hut its permanent relief in Water Brah
aud Sour stomach Ieonhdeny recommend To the afflicted
II. {. MCNEMARA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

Tn LADIES FOR FlLINoRE.-8e clip the fai
laWine paragraph from ihe Columbus lGa.1 Sun.
In ken'aeky. they mike politics delightful =
Ala Fillmore Barbaene in Clarke co, recently
s,d II havebeen attended BY ten thousand pr.
-9n.. the lali.s were ont in splendid array. and
II. immense numbers. Il one delegation there
were thirly-one Lovely girls each bearing a ban
ner upon which was thu name of one OF the States
Il the Union. They rode in four eberiots, eaeh
drawn by fonr horses. Old Buck Old Back! when
viii the ladies' do the like for you!.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

BrcHASAN Sinking FAsT.-The Nashville
frennessee) Banner. Hon. Allen \. Hall editor,
@penk. thus:
In our thirty years' editorial experience. we
can with truth say never knew the leaders
aud organs of any purity in a. horrible FIX a. are
thu leaders and organs of the Democratic pnrty
in Tennessee at this present writing Sinking
fa-t sinking. under the nnbearable weight of Mr.
buchanan, the way they squat, sqnirn, wrgeie
and twist and catch al straws, is n caution
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

A II Circuit Court continue mud held for the
n County of Campbell at the Courthouse thereof
day the 20th day Of May 1856
Robert j Davis, Admir-. of Gerard Alexander, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Alexander Henry Alexander & others,
Iufnn4ln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10
The Presidential Election in the """se ~ "e


The New York Tribune makes the following
estimate Of results in the event of the Presiden
,ial election gning into the House Of Representa-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10
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virginia.
We have determined in the future devote our entire at
hD to the above business and having arranged Store
o purpose are now prepared to exhibit the largest
most complete assortment of carpengs Oil Cloths Curtain
floods &C. ever in the of Virginia but rarely
met with IN any establishment In the
porting direct from the English Manufacturers selecting
WIN care in person the best American Fabrics shall
al mes he prepared 10 furnish all
business promptly and relying the citizens Virginia
Noith carolina and Tennessee to sustain
assure them we will be content with moderate profits
invite buyers examine, this season. our stock never
SHOWN before of new patterns and styles Tapestry
ana brussels CtrpetnEs, Three ply Ingram Venetian
Nere theneie and Brussels Rugs Door Parlor and Cham
Der Mats, Satin Nors and India
ana Figured De LANES do. Brocate Turkey Red do
Mns ana Lace Cnrtans Window Shades all styles quail
iies, Floor Oil Cloths. Table Oh Cloths all widths oil Cloth
Rugs Or. - ' Va ''
n We viii have oil Cloths Carpctings cut for any
roc m or hail on being furnished diagram and measure.
men and soliciting orders will warrant fit in MI eases
sep l0aAclm RIcU apnSoN 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28
NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY JANUARY 2s 1885,

dhsuiues aa,rg the States ara withou. iutsrsa thcy
pressot nothing but contests dctsted by persoaa
Jealousy and private intsrests The most I'm
portani events arc the untoa between Honduras and
San Salvador siBst Nicaragua aud the iuvxai,u Of
Malespin against the latter Ia 1874 The CITY OF Leon OBJ
posed formal resistance this. This city WAS de-
iendsd with Extraordinary perseverance, for two months
IL yielded 70 sups numbers This war being conciui
ed Nicaragua remained at peace The only dsturb,noe
instruction heSded by o man named Chei M
This promptly queled and nothing occurred
until the taking of san Juan BY the English january
1885, and the connection OF Somonza, in 1848
Another attempt at federsizn waa mace by = con-
yenton held at Nacaome In 1887 but only H,ndu al,
Nicaragua and San Salvador sent repressntativesin
these laid down the basis Of the constitution called
the "Nacaome agreement" which WAs accepted by
neither ceL Asts federalists
When Mr. Hire went to Gustsmsa, in 1913, "a Charge
d'Adairs OF the United ates Government, he wss
instructed to declare 70 the States of Central AmericA
'that the policy If the American government was
not to interfere in their affairs; but that never
theIess II silly desired recommended y
lshDent Of the confederacy OF Central America" fne
instructions given in 1849 to his SUCCESSOR
who stated the desire OF United States and the resut
Salvador again embed under the title of National
Representation" The agreement then proposed WAS
simple enough, ana invited the concurrence Of Costa
RIGA and GuAtemalA. Only the first named States
cepted, and the 9th Of January 1861 the National
Representation together Mr. Jose Barrnndis having
been appointed its Preeaent Upon this the Nicaragua
Gazette exclaimed "After ten years devastation Central
America restored to the hope OF rsperty
and peace. May God, and the experience OF the past
the example offered BY the great republic Of North
America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

You've LADY IN SPRINGFIELD KIDNAPPED
The Springfield Republicans says:-A party Of threa
a woman and girl OF some eighteen years-wers
trading 81 Plympton's dry goods store, when sno-
Their woman and young man--worlds people,
came in and spoke to the Shaker girl. They appear
accompany them, but she declining they forcib!y
seized her. and, after pulling and hauling sergge
with the Shaker man and woman, who resisted sue
taking off, in which the wonder was that the object
of possession wBs not pulled limb from limb, they
succeeded in earring her off, and putting her on the
cars for the East, just then starting OH. And m
that direction cspsors and captive were carried on
the wings of steam. II seems the they stood In tho
relatiop OF mother and daughter aud brother and
sister: that the young woman had been beguiled by
her own weakness or the arts OF Others TO Join the
disciples Of i" Mother Ann" and that her relatives
who live somewhere to the east Of u.s. took this me
thod 10 rescue her. The Shakers are not disposed
to acquesce, and two Of the patrarchs came TO town
In TIE evening 70 take measures to got ths girl back
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
LOOKING GLASS DEPQT.
TruSteesD Sale.

"H1H1AS % the soth day OF November, 4 D
~ iSeo. Hris Dodg. and Mary DUdgs, bis wife,
executed unto Austin Corbin - Trustee. certain
deed Of trust canvying u said CoIbn the parcels OF
land in Scott County, lows described - flows, to
wit
The north east quarter Of the south veet oua- ter
Of S'ction No fifteen (i6) IN township No seventy.
sewn (7 North Of range No two (2 east Of the 5ih
PRINCIPAL Asrdian. Also the following parcels 70
Wit gining Al the south wrst corner Of 10, No fpsr
a. on section line At stake; thenc. north eishty
chains 70 stake, thence west nine and
chains TO etake (q"arter post) thence south,
lightly chains 70 the nth west corner Of section 6)
thence east cn section line, nine aud tArceourtho
chains to the place of ginning, ntannG nineteen
and one half acres, excepting therfrom fivs acres
seld heretofore to John rink) Also another par
Gel OF laniboun dsi thns: Beginaing at the south
wr.t corner Of lot NJ three (3 In section No fifteen
(o) Oh section line at stake and running north eighty
CHAINS To stake; thence west nine chains to take;
thence south, eighty chains to stake on section line;
thence east nine chains to place Of beginning, Contain
ing eighteen acres, Goth last nam narcels hraht
from W. L. Clark, and both. in the Township last
above nam d. Which said conveyance Was made by
eat Fri" Dodge aud Mary DJdSs for the purr ose
ct secI ng th pa,E mt Of certain p-cmissory note
and the iutorest ;here m dat November 30th 1855,
All du. III six aths from thc date thereof at the
Banking House Of Ascklo. l. Co. bin, for the sun OF
eleven hundred and ~ 'nty-fve dollars, 10 the order
OF Franklin h Cutting with intdrest after maturity
st the rat. Of ten Per cent. pr annuD.
And now said NOTE having become due and remain.
Ing unpaid Austin Corbin. Trustee as sforesaid Do
horeby givc this public notice thai BY virtue of Ne
power which Is IN saf instrument 0utajned, WI
on Saturday the I'd dav Of August NEXT q the hour o
two ocock In the afternoon Of said day at the Court
buse in the city OF Davenport exprse and oI.r 1or
sale he pars Of land which above described Of
So IN eh .h-sof as shan be sufficient 70 satisfy and
pay tn amount cf said indsbeednsss we ~ intersst
thereon to the day y payment tce heS With III the
costs and exprses attending SAID sals and Of ~
notice. Sg
Dafsi this stA' ~ y Jsly An leo
Qyj ~ AUSTIN CODD1Ns Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

xrenee1e l0oGv stock OT
SPRING 1 SUMMER CLOTHING
Jsse Received u
JACOB HUFFMAN Z DRO1J1Dn,
csrsH tFreN4 ssS PWsy Styssfs.
pAvRNfORT. IOWA.
VxTH10D nay - foend TIE Hrst complete and W..
w ualle stoek Il hsaAy.l(ade Cloihlne n the
wsse, W1aeA yin - ~ q ~ vssy lowest 1ogres.
Realy-Nladc Clothing,
10 manssacssrsa expressly Tor our trade u spsraor
WoskDn, an6 ~ fcel ecu1dent thaa at cur Ga1ehjng
rooms - en- oGsf gTeatsr in6assusnts tAaa M
otAss oan1hr $500
vvyloSSoaJe 3 NeeatJ
sscs: = thls On 49, - ssaaA - aasa =
Cents Fuy1lshtng coods,
Z staev.g 'sss~ ~ - > = vss''sses- Also >
PellsrT oeslh
Nselsas q q AaoAD-Ohsao ~ Cash. Cen aoa a.
aG1Re e1r slcGk te1bse poreAeeene A0sUoese. We
~ sru1y erottGed ~ ~ Dest M1eral DatSUs we
hovV SU6etvsa - s)e1t esetin1attg0 - ~ eoe.
Co. o9e1 C00s Anil
lDsl16esJ JACOB sSsEAAN Dn0ea1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
9a1kns ollai,a u
8 A l. o o N {!

~ . - & - u = q nit
ECO leave 10 rsfu n my sincere tbsnha 10 m 70,
runA and the eitissns oeeeraily IN tb.ir b, ann
rcft heretofore cxtsnded % ne. and would ecii 4.
cont!ssanes q the ssmA. d ~
NEw. ROOMS.
n Oa-fnpoYes new Bioek opposite tbs L. Car,
Iousei aasuftne NJ WIN VISIT ny eesshl,shmera
nat thay ehs b. sssvsd With sssiesss cs the hes,
Qualtlieo.
nevs. ~ ~ sssaivs 1e11 svpesiss a ~ Sss
oa1.s delicaey yssuAol 3 - oecSn.
csN jsse resived WY NO. i1portaaS.s - Ne
80 9snds = ctsere esuo esSeaS. A0rthes OttA
~ rooms oye larOs and eneDI1 ~ sal - tsnqh-
4 eno9 - seare1 = 0ssvo - Oebs - paaeuoe cm.
eoVtaeos ssk bat WDevul g thsN ~ cseae@
is:, s.so.. s,s ssss: - = e:sss: - sssss sSss
usvsaposs. ys6ssary =. lo1e. So0N ATKINS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

0e1eaegessl 0Aga>iansen. aseAl1eets eeths Oryseal
R1see, New Yesk.
! Q 6mlh, sseAIsssee 1alslnssA
Joha 3 Weed, ~. rhfAAslpAla.
Heusy 0Asuum, 1eq Chicago. $780,
CAssies Bsslseser, 1SssiSsas SNaice 7np. o.,
Weodsids, p. 0ase61>df
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-13

SCHOOL PUNISHMENT IN Sr. LOUIS
The Board Of School Directors in the
city Of St. Louis. have passed the following
resolution That hencefor,h no teacher
shall be allowed to inflict blows on the head
in any manner that the use of the rattan
or like instruments, upon the head, is pro.
hibited and that bruising or manning the
head, or any other part Of the body, will
not be tolerated and this Board wish i,
distinctly understood that, in accordance
with powers reserved in their rules, they
will consider departure from such restric.
tons good cause for immediate discharge
from the service of this Board
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-13
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

TENTE DE SUCCESSION.
ETAT DE- La LOUISIANE-Cour
1du Same District Judicisire Paroisse ferrebonne.
Succession de MICHAEL GIMBLE.
Au nom ct par l'autorite de l'Hon. la
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire,
si@geant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse Terre-
bonne, il sera offert en- vente pablique a
Penchere, par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de Ia
ditto Paroisse, sur les lieux Tigerville,
Lundi, IL Janvisr, 1857,
la vente devant commencer a IL heures
A. NJ, les proprie'es ci-apres decri,es ap-
partenant Ia dite succession, SAVIOR:
l. Un certain terrain dams le village de
Tig-rville, mesurant trois.quarts d'acre de
face, contenant a peu-pres cling arpents,
horne en- haut par Ia terre de Philip
Walther, ct en- has ct en- arriere par Ia
terre de Madame L. c. Price, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorations.
2. I'm autre terrain dams le village de
Tigerville, mesurant environ un demi acre
de face, par une profondeur d'a peu-pres
sept arpents, borne en- haut ct en- arriere
par Ia terre de r. A. & w. w. Wallis, ct
en- has par Ia terre de L. Valencony, avec
toutes les batisses ct ameliorations.
3. Albert, homms Negro age d'environ
40 ans.
4. Hunter, negrillon age d'environ IA
ans.
S. Clara, nseresse Age d'environ -
Aussi-du mobilier, consistent de Bou-
cau,s vides, barrils, cercles, etc., etc.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS :-Le prix du
mobilier payable en- tout Mars 1857, lie
prix de Ia terre ct des esclaves, payable en-
srois termes egaux, TN tiers en- tous e.,
chacun des mois de Mars des annees 1857,
1858. ct 1859; les acquereurs devan,
donner leurs billets avec caution ap.
prouvee, .ignks conjointment ct solitaire
ment lordre de F. S. Goode, Admins
irateur de Ia succession de Michael Gin.
bel, avec hut pour cent par an d'interet
depuis leurs ecbeances respectives jus.
qu'au plein ct enter Placement, payables i
l'office du Recorder de Ia Paroisse Terre.
bonnie, les billets pour Ia terre ct les
esciaves assures par une hypotheqne, ct le
privilege du vendeur sur ID proPri<ts
vendu. 4. BOURG, Sheriff
Fsssisre f.n.aesss - - !cvso,r. 1875
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-13
ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-Cour

- do 5eme District Observation-Disclosures TerrebOnne.
j. B. Boudreau1, Administrator
IA. Gagne, Administrator. ''
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. ia, emene de
la Cour sus-nommee, dams Paf1aire CT
dessus intitulee ct numero.ee, il sera offe ri
en- vente pubIique la Maison de Cour a
Houma, par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
dite Paroisse,
SAMEDI, LIE 3 JANv1ER, 1857,
entire l heures A. N. ct 4 heures P. NJ, la
propriete ci.apres decrite, SAVIOR:
La moitie indivise DUN certain Morce au
de Terre situe dams cette Paroisse, sur la
rive droite en- descendant, du Bayou Petit,
Gallon, mesurant cling arpents de face
avec la profondeur de parpentage, avec
les authorizations qui sly trouvent, borne
en- baut par la terre de Hotard e, Watson,
ct en- bas par celle de Louis Verret.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS Pour du
compliant. pour satisfaire Ia somme de
quarante ct une 663-1OO piastres, avec
HUT pour cent par an depuis lie Ter Avril
1856, ct les frais; ct credit pour salts
faire la somsne de quarante ct une 663-
100 piastres, payable en- Mars 1857. ct
Ia meme somme payable en- Mars 1858.
les dites sommes devant porter hui, pour
cent par an d'interet depuis lie II No
vembre 1855, ct Ia balance du prix
compliant.
La 'ii'e vente sera fate pour satisfaire
la somme principale, i'interet ct les
frais dams Ia suSdiie cause.
4. BOURG. Sheriff
Parosse Terrebonne e. - Noyemhre lS5A