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sHERTFFs SALES.
FOURTH DISTRICT GoURr2 LOUISIANA MANUFACTOI
Of New Orleans. SCOAiPANY VS. A. p, BOARDMi

GSASA
sssss &C. sa4 s ~ Ssss
a 5 Sheriff IT, Seans & Il. y Rssaass y
street between Gharres and Royal Streets SATURDAY
TmE 81 sfEH S x ' PosT BOY; together ~
with a, all he larnt5s tackle S Sppaffss a, maoh-
SSejzsd in the above silt, = - " ~
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
fels M 1921 Sheriff Of The Parish H Of Orleans
v1pa Or 4 ss
I'm VIlRTU a N writ 90 1ieE1 fnelas address
orleas dams TShare sSessas NJ MariEpy edsya2t
5 ps % C sn f. Sooha s IA Sc sa 81 y e
s sFs f fhS5e Fos EoTs4
mantenant dams ie Nouvenu BASIN = ssssssu
a' m osHp af nP%S
fe1s m2lO Sheriff dc In Paroisse d'orleans,
rouErR DISTRICT RuNRAE SG
s g y S
s s mas u RI s Sly a 5 as feS "
5 s Es and Of sr ely y 1885,
oGs f3 f. o G Ss ON s
ss a1dFs al and dS
with all the buildings and improvements thereon in unywisc
appertanng to the same.
The said land bounded follows viz On The north by
lands Of Franklin Eady and subsequently of George Dnbar
the by the river Tangipao the south by lands oil
William Mcchaes and the by lands Of said George T.
Dunbar.
Surrendered by said insolyent TO his creditors.
credit with interest after maturity eight per
and special mortgage the property sold until final payment
JOSEPH HUFTY.
jal6 q feS IS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
QUArRlEME CoUR DISTRICT GEORGE T. DUNBAR vs.
DE ACCOMPLISHMENTS. SEES CREANCLERS. Cour
de Com. No. 2572
INN VEEsTU dun ordre Gle Eente rensl1g lie
"a f2l decembe 1855 aesse Phonorable Qunrene
Cou District dc la Nouyele Orleans dams aaire ciesss,
NJ Mnrsny ci-deynnt sheriff par ceui-ci moi ansere e
proc6dera 10 de tevrie 1856 midi dams Ia Rotonde
de Ia one de Cite stouis entire celes de Charities
Royale, ladiudication de
UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE situ6 sur 49,
Ia rivere angpaoe dams Ia parosse Helene cette @
Eat contennnt 800 plus mons Giant ID portion M
nf6reure dun section de terre ndvise.
Ensemble oues les basses ct amGcraions qu existent
dessls.
La de terre est bornee suit savoir u nord
de Franklin Eay subseql6men dc Geo. T. Dunbar
Pest la rvare Tangpahoe sud les de Will
liam Mcchaes ct ouest les terres d dit George Dun
bar
Abandonnee par rinsolyable ses crGanciers.
CONDITIONS-Un tiers lu prN payable compliant Ia
lance ct de credit nt6ret apres ectGance
de hut cent Pan ypoeque spectacle Ia proprie
vendue jusqua parfait Placement
JOSEPH HUFTY,
ja1S Is feS IS. Sheriff de la Paroisse d. Orleans.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
New Iatona, Gross, master, at O'Clock p NJ.
John smonds Church. MASTER at O'clock John L. Hyde
Co, 66 Poydras street. agents.
r.I ...... ..4 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
opelousas Neal master, at L O'Clock, NJ. j. NJ Johnston
r Co.. Front Levee, agents.
RED RIVER.
Linda Main, master o'clock. H. NJ Robinson Co.. lOC
GraVier street, agents.
=a ~ CUMBERLAND RIVER
Dr. Robertson cabler MASTER at O'Clock Perkins Co., and
b. Dufeld Of ST. Charles Pcrdido sts agents.
YA2OO RIVER.
r. 81 Patton No. 2, Bernard MASTER q. O'Clock. John E
Hyde Co., 6 Poydras street. agents.
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A SCRAP OF HIsToRY.-Pope Sixtus the Fifth was
an honofed and revered Father in Cod and nalli-
BILE successor of the chief of the Apostles, Macauay
in his new volume tells us that the holy Pope finding
that he could not directly cope with gang of out
laws, who had got strong hold among the Appe-
nnes had train of mules loaded with poisoned wiue
and food sent road that ran close to the astness
The robbers sailed FORTH seized the prey toasted and
died. The pious old Pope exulted greatly when he
heard that the corpses of thirty ruiians had been
found lying among the mules and packages.
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HARBoRs CLosED.-1t is stated that New Haven
(Conn) harbor is frozen over far as the eye can
reach, varying in thickness from six to eighteen
inches. The same is true of Bristol harbor, Rhode
Island New London (Conn) harbor is frozen ovel
for the first time in number of years. Teams can
pass over from New London to Groton side with
safety Long Island Sound is frozen over for two
miles from Long Island, at Oyster Bay and Lloyd's
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AMAN FouND DEAD IN A CHIMNEY FLuE,-Yester
day morning, (says the New York Courier,) at the
tenement house of John Stuart No. 1870 Cherry street.
the dead body of g young man was discovered in one
OF the chimney fues The body was found to be
damned firmly in the aue, and frozen. He had on no
clothing except his shirt and drawers. 1t proved to
be the body Of an insane man, named Louis Miller,
who disappeared on New Years morning A person
saw him go down the chimney on New Years morn
ing, but supposed he was taking short cut to his
room.
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185G-The country lying between this and the noun,
sains and to considerable extent west Of u.s. is now
covered with snow, averaging from two to three feet
in depth, which is probably double that which bro
duced the disastrous flood of 1882.
A word Of caution to those living or having prop
erty upon the low bottom lands of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi rivers may DO important in saving life and
property. We are not without apprehensions here
and unless the snow passes off in gradual or partial
thaw without rain you can scarcely hope to escape
Should it, however, pass off with . rain, you may
look for such food as has never been known, and
all having property within its reach should take
warning in advance. The unusual thickness of the
ice in our upper rive will add to the destruction fi
passes of with iood.-f louisville Journal.
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RAILROAD Aoo1prNrs-We find the following tel

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS We find the following tel
egraphic dispatches in late Northern papers:
Dlilsddle, (Nfich) Feb. IA collision occurred
on the Michigan Southern Railroad, near this place,
last night between the eastern and western express
trains The hickman, baggage-master, fireman, and
another man, were killed. The engineer, brakeman,
and tranboyhad each leg broken.
The baggage car Of the eastern train was burned,
with all the baggage and mails contained in it.
Chatham Four Corners, Feb "A freight train
on the Harlem railroad went through the bridge
Dover Plains yesterday the engine falling thirty feet
into deep water. The engineer and fremen were Sc
Verely injured and the bridge rendered q complete
wreck
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The Portland State of Maine says that by the end
of this year there will be continuous line Of railway
from the Atlantic ocean at Portland to Iowa City,
distance of ,436 miles, making, it says, the most
magnificent line of railway on the globe
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BETTING ON THE pERs1A.-The New York Eve

ming Post says: a0.......
We understand that over $40 900 were bet by DIFF
ferent parties in this city upon the arrival Of the
Cunard steamer Persia in eight days from the day Of
her departure"
The Persia was out fourteen days in consequence of
exceedingly rough weather, but it is said she fully
demonstrated her capabiity Of making the passage in
eight DAYS under favorable circumstances.
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SFEERIFFDS SALES. :
SECOND DsrnIcr couRr JosEp A. B4RELId I9 ~

sA'gsD s,'t oo0Af sHii i FfhIhRfS
a r s;.s sf5s ::
4 n as Ss s1t'1Sa
Louis street 1sWssn Charges an Royal streets on sAruR
phE GEhT "a Il
1g sps sss is s q
square oa Montegut and Gouet streets ass and
The said road BY depth Of feet between pera
1hs ede aha HOUSE,
CINE dps machinery boilers for COMPRISING etc. attached
1 s sans as 81
s s soH so sf
and Tines g il an p BY h @
yeyoF and deposited il Tie sfeo Of DeAas notary the
large stor rooted fronting Gouot
The whole known by the name of the New Cotton Press
TERMs-Cash on the spot. .,,,r,rr x-,--
felS m3 1921 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Gssz DISTRICT SFE5H sAfSh
s 6ss s DC
hia6f = 1856 midi dams Roions
de Cite stous de Charres ct Royale Pad
To- UNE oERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE enscm- 49,
sous IL Ia
dans Troisiame District VILE dams et borne
rsf no rs p
mee au ehemn public sur une proondeur de 800 peds entire
Les batises ameloraons sur la de portion
aTdoisss ehsm pablie! Aus machine
bdtisses anssi grand magasn dentrep6 bques
vert ados ct setendant oue la proondeur de Ia de
20. UN TERRAIN ensemble les basses ct ameliora
tons qu sont dessns suss dams meme e ct ayen &c dit
terrain angaise 1856 pied pouces face Ia Cloue
sur 81 pieds II pouces ct s lignes de profondeur.
lie dit terrain est compose de dex errans desgnes par les
retude DeAas noaire, date du % Juliet 1885 Les
baisse ct aneoraons 10 dit terrain consistent deux
grands mRgasns d'enep6t en- bque converts en- atoses
fean face Ia Couee tout connu sous de Ia nou
velie presse 4 cotton ct
Sasi dams laffaire ci-dessus
CoNDITIoNs-comptant an moment Dc liadindeation
felS nS 10 81 Sheriff de Ia paroisse d'Orleans.
Founr1 DISTINCT oounrs JoSEPM E1Gu1ERE JIs
ID der Of sale rendered February 18TH 1856 and to d
leans the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction the premises on SATURDAY February 3a
1856 lO o'clock A. Nj fer account Of the creditors Of said
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CONFECTIONERY
situate the OF Canal and Carondeet Streets the
Surrendered by said insolvent to his creditors
TERAls-casl on the spot. ,os1,p,r urvrv
felS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DE La NouvELLE. ORLEANS. : CREANCIERs No. 973s.
I'm VERTU DUN o1tare de vemte rcntasa lie l6
Cour de District de la Nouvee OreRns dams fatuire cidess
e procederai lie SAMEDI . fercr 1856 10a heures A. NJ
en1 pour les compile des creancie de Finovabe
L. fonds ct nsalaton dune CoNF1sER1E stuee rangle
DIES dn Canal ct Carondeet dams IL Premier District de cee
Vile. gzSf
Abandonnis par rinsovable creaneiers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al moment dc r4dindieeion
fe1S Sheriff de Ia parosse d Orleans.
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JOSEPH HUFTY,
fcS Is m3 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

NOuvELLE- ORLEANS. { MYERS. No. l0,436
I'm yF1NTU dun yyrlG de fieri fneias address
IA par Honorable CinquGme Cour de District de la Nou
yee Orleans dams aare cidessus NJ Margny, cideyant
sheriff par ceuici moi TRANSFERS. JIG prOcederai lie MARDI
II de 1856 midi dams Ia Rotonde de Ii Bourse dc Cite
ols entire celles dc Chartre ct Royale, ruduicaon
de-
UN TERRAIN etant Ia Motto dun plus grand terrain &C.,
desinc sous lie No. r. dams ilct No. 49, conps entire les "
Polymne Nnyades, Eterpe, Prytanee ct sue A
cdevan fauborg de rAunoncaon de cette Vile danres
plan du dit abourg depose etuc dc Pierre Pedescax eli
u dit terrain No. r. lie plus rappoche dc Ia Nayades ct
81 peds II poces ct gnes de face Ia POlymne
N pieds 10 pouces ct gncs de prof0ndeur entire gnes
pnralleles mes,re nnglaiSe
Ensemble los bases ct nmelioraors lui existent DIES
ss les dros privileges esquelles b&tsscs ct
oaionS consistent petite mason en- bos servant Police
conenant chambre lanyard, clterne, ETC.
lie tout SaisI dams l'aare ci-dGssus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adjndcation.
JOSEPH IIUFTY,
reS Is m3 10 Sheriff dc la ParoisSe d Orleans.
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fel3 is %

DEUxIEaE CoUR DsrRCr} SUCCESSION DE
DE Ia ACCOMPLISHMENTS. : JEREMIAH BERRY.
A Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
IN cers de Ia susdite succession personnes
que celia peu dayor deduire dix jours da
ter de present publication les raon pour csquees lie compile
pescne par eNecueur tesaentare dc In de succession
sera point approuve homoouG les onds
parts commencement dit compte.
Par ofdre de la
fel3 Is q A. DREIfX DrnutG Grefnr.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
nE NEW NnIEANs SGORNILEY. and MRS IL FEY1,I

slsEH DISTINCT TRamT
Is me directed BY Tie honorable Tic Sixth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
at pubie auction in he Rond Of the City Exchange St.
ous street between Charities Royal Streets FRIDAY
F9oT VAuANT III 6r q Of Ss GRoUND situate n the Fourth
District Of this city DESIGNATED BY the No. 81 IN saIne No 3
Liberty street measuring 80 feet md lines front St
drew street. by depth OF M feet nchGs na INES on the
side line dividing from tq ron No. ma No ~ ea h 81
" x VACANT LOT OF GROUND, situate in District
and Square designated by the No 49, measuring 50 eet four
vdng from Lot Of of ne and two lines and lib feet
inches and lines on the side line dividing from Lot No. W.
by width Of 30 feet in the rear.
The whole per partition, made before ]. G. PondeSer
Seized in the above suits.
TEEMS-Cnsh on the spot
JOSEPH IIUFTY,
jas fiji 1928 . Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
slx,EME CouR DE- DISTRICT W. s. WRIGHT < CITE, vs..
+. FEYTE!. w. lie m6me. Nos. 3746 3712.
L,N VEE4TU dc sae.ax yyrlts de fieri faeias n
Ia Nouve Orleans les nes cidesss je procGderai
YENDREDI % dc feyrier 1856 midi dans lii otonde dc
ouse dc Gle rue SLous entire eeles dc Charities Royale
To- TN TERRAIN MI siue dams 10 ouatriame District de
In Andre pvone Fulton lie chemin dc Ia Felcie
de In Iberte meslran 80 pieGs lnes face In
gne gu, lo divo dn terrain No 90 Ct liz pss ncs sur Ia
ne u dvse du terrain No 9 ct 50 peds de larGcur
20 UN TERRAIN NJ situe dams les meme district ct !e
ddgna sous le No ~ mesrrant 30 pies nes face
sur ue profone dc 16 pe ct igne s,r In lignc
Ia gne qui lie dvise du terrain No 49, ct 80 pes de age
dls fond lie tout suyan acte dc paae rapport de j.
G. Pondexcr noarc public, en- date du q dcctobre 1865
Saisis dams les nitnires cdesSns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES All moment de REHABILITATION.
JOSEPH HuFTY,
JUS fell IL q Sheriff de la ParoisSe Orleans.
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fec IS !

DEUxIEBE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE
DE IA NoUvEIE-oRLEANsS ROBERT COMBS. No. o432
A WIS est par lie present siOnne aux cream
N cies de snsde pesonnes
que peut concerner dayo deuire, dix jors
ID presente publication les raons pour lesquees
compile preen6 par lie curaer de In de succession sera
point apponve homologue les fonds mains repa
commencement dit compile.
Par ordrc de la cour.
OCTAVE MOREL,
fec 1877 Dep. Grenier.
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T>I4OUR-509 bbls Ohio super6ne for sale by
u JOSEPH LANDS i CO.,
Jas 50 Fch0ppit0ulas street,
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sz &c Nnn p5Es1 suceEsN Se eoRERr
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
of this Estate and to all other persons herein interested
show within ten days from the present notification if
they have why the presented by the Curator of
this Estate should be homoogaed and approved and the
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the court.
OCTAVE MOREI,
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New Orleans, Feb 1e, 1856.
BLOODY TRAoEDY.In the Memphis Appeal of til

BLOODY TRAoEDY.In the Memphis Appeal of the
9th, we find the following:
MI. R. R. Cox, living near Chulahoma, Marshal
county, Miss, on Wednesday morning last killed him
self and his wife. About 3 O'Clock in the morning
four or five pistol shots heard by the servants
The servant who came in the morning to make W
the fire, could not get in He became alarmed, anG
on looking in at the window, saw that both Mr.. anG
Mrs. Cox were dead. The overseer was called anG
the door broken open, when Mr.. Cox was found or
the floor with his head towards the fireplace, and his
brains scattered onthe floor. His wife was lying in
bed, with two shots through the heart. lie still
grasped III his hand revolver having shot himself
once Or twice in the head. The awful deed was COM
mtted in fit of insanity, as Mr. G. had been laboring
under fits of arrangement for some time past. He
has been married but three months. His wife was
Miss Saie Wilson, of Holly Springs. This is truly
of the most awful tragedies we have ever known,
and will carry the deepest sorrow to the hearts of
many friends and relations.
MI. Cox, when in his right mind, was remarkable
for his peaceful and urhane disposition. He was o
Of wealth, Georgian by birth, but had resided
for several years in Marshall county, Miss where he
was much beloved by all his acquaintance.
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of New Orleans. BERRY.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN of this Estate and to all other herein interested
show within days from tile present notification If
they have why the account presented by the
mentay Executor of this Estate should hooogaed
approved and the funds distributed in herewith
BY order Of The Court.
A. DREUX,
fats Dnn,t,. f,ort
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DESPERATE AFFRAY AT A SCHOOL HoUsE. - The
Lebanon tTenn) Herald, of the oath ult., gives the
following account of terrible and fatal fight in
schoolroom in Wilson county, in that State:
The most distressing homicide we ever heard of oc
CURED in this county, about seven miles northeast Of
Lebanon, on last Monday morning was week ago,
between Rufus Watson and his three sons on the one
SIDE and two sons of John New on the other. The
unfortunate difficulty occurred in schoo[room.
Young New, aged about nineteen years, was shot
through the heart and expired Immediately, and his
little brother thirteen fourteen years of age
was almost literally cut to pieces receiving no less,
we learn, than seven dangerous wounds. Strange as
it may appear, he is still living and hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery. Rufus Watson received the
contents Of pistol loaded with bird shot, in the
breast, but was not seriously hurt. The difficulty
grew out of an old grudge that has existed between
the heads Of the respective families.
Watson and his sons were examined at Taylorsyile
on Friday last. On hearing the evidence the court
held them to bail in the sum Of $4,000. One of the
boys baed out but the other two and the father
failing to give BAIL were committed to Jail to await
their trial at the next term of the Circuit Court.
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felS IS %

DEuxIENE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE
DE la NourEILE-OR1EANS ALEXANDRA WARRIGk.
A WIS est par &c present donnie aux cream
que celia peut concerne davoir dedurc dix our
ter de la prtsene publication les raisons squclcs
compile presee lie curateur de la do succession sea
point appouv6 ct homooguG les onds mains part
commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia cour.
fpl3lS22 A nRElTS DeDutf Erefipr
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OF New ORLEANS. WARRICK.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
OF this Estate and to all other herein interested 10
show cause within ten days from the notification if any
they have cam why the by the Of
this estate should acknowledged and approved the funds
distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the Court,
A. DREUX
fel3 IS % DEPUTY Clerk
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WINDOW GLASS.-ASSORTED SIZES JERSEY
wv hand all the time direct from the manufacturers For
sale by
ial8sm C.M HARVEY CO., 40 Union street,
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr1 JONAS PICKLES VS. WILLIAM
OF NEW ORLEANS. REYBURN. No. 1914.
by VIRTUE of n writ of Geri faclas to me
ID directed by the honorable the Fourth District Court
Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed sell pub
lie auction in the Rotnda Of the City Exchange St.
street. between Chares and Royal streets, TUESDAY,
February 10, 1856, at Il O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the 49,
buildings and improvements thereon rights privileges
TOMS ways seryiudes and appurtenances eennto belong
ing, nanywe appeaning situate in the Fourth District of
this city formerly in the parish Of Jefferson in the square bound
ed by LAUREL Fourth Jersey and Third Streets designated by No
% plan drawn by F. Jacob Roass the 4th day of
gust 1850 and deposited in the office Of H. b. Genas notary
which said lot Is feet front Laurel street. 100
inches in Depth between parallel lines American and
acquired by the defendant by purchase from Charles Boyle
before the said H. B. Cena notary the 2d day Of june
1854.
The buildings and improvements said lot two
story Frame House, slate rOofed containing
story Kitchen Single roofed having room, cstern
Seized in The above suit
TERMS-CaSh on the spot.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
jalS q feS Is Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orenns
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pEuxrEar couR DE DlsrRlcre SUCCESSION l

DEux1EME CouR DE DBTRIcr1 SUCCESSION DE C. C.
de Ia Mile Orleans { SNETHEN
Wis est par lie present donne aux Cream
IA de susdte ct touteS autres
que celia peut concner dvoir dddnire dix o date
de Ia psene publication les rasons pour esquele 10 compt
pesenG pAr Cuaeur de In de succession ser point up
propye homologu les onds entire mains rpar confor
mement all dit compile.
Par ordre dc la Cour.
fel62125 A. DREUX, Dep Grefier
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DEUXTEME CoUR DE DISTRICT DE La N ORLEANS
TTENDU cue Joseph NGallIot n presente
- Petition Ia rcTet dobenir les eres de Gu
raee 10 succession vacant dc cu james G. Logan decide
intestat-
Avis par lie present dome que pcnt
cetner davor edire dix jours, aisons pour les
quees il ne serat pas ia drolt a Ia dte petition
Par ordre de 10 cour.
OCTAVE MOREII
fe91317 Depute Grefier