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stateman, too, has passed from the Jefferson
family. 1t is now owned BY a Mr.. Levy,
who resides there patt of the year his mon
ument. q mean Mr.. Jcferson's,) is some>
what dilnpidated, pieces of the marble have
been broken Off Y persons visiting h's grave,
Ia ,urry home some memrnto of that truly
wise and grea, man The mutilntion,n " doubt,
was in5uced by the great respect and v"ne-
ratiol visitors have for the sage of Monte
cello, and 10 carry home and preserve "nc-
thing connected with that great man. did
! rot have time to visit the residence and
grave of Mr.. Jefferson, and | truly regret it.
The afternoon was spent in visiting the
university. its handsome grounds and build
Jugs. There are now GAO students, ofwhom
AZ are f,o,u South Carolina. The Library
is quite large and extensive. ] did not learn
the number Of volumes il contains: was
mostly in the law apartment Of the Library.
One Of the apartments in the miscellaneous
collection, was filed with the books Of Pres
ident Madison and donated by him; several
that ! opened had his name written therein
in his own hand writing. From the top Of
! the Library building YOU have a full view Of
Mcn;ecello. Charlottesville and the coun-
try around for miles, also the mountains
This is the county Of Albcmurlc, n very
old settled region, nearly all cleared and in
cultivation, with strong red lands. II ha,
been fruitful in The production Of illus.rious
men. Prcsidenis' J,~fferscn and Monroe.
lion. AUdIcw Stephenson, former speaker
Of the House of Representative in CoagrcS.
and also mimi, ter to England and who died
recently. Hon. WIN. G. Reeves, former Sen
ator in Congress from this State, and minis
ter 10 France, and who now residrs n few
miles below this pl:ce, near Gotham on
the Raj! Road, and Also Gen. Gordon for
ner member Of Congress, and who il also
living near GorGon,viil..
The lands are very little washed Into Snl-
lies, and appear I" have been in tho bands
of farmers who have taken al care to pre-
serve tnem and arc reclaim ing and iinprov.
ing them.
This letter is probably long enough, Il
good deal Of it ha, ing been written when
conversation MAS going on in my room, and
having touched upon the soil, it all rrob.-
bly, remind some Of your readers of its au-
thor, LONG GRABS"
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PROGRESS OF THE 'IHvEsTIGA
TON"

The recommendation from the "Corrup.
ton Committee to expel the four members
of Congress found guilty of the charges
against thsm--W. w. WEIGH of Connect
cut and Messrs Gilbert Matteson and Ed
wards from New York-has been acted up.
on ~ the House Of RepEesen t~aiives, and
resolutions to expel, in the three last cases,
tabled by large majoritics. 10 the case of
Mr.. Welch. the House not only refused to
expel him, but entirely exculpated him, from
the charges made against him by competent
witncsses, and which were sustained by the
judgement of the Investigating Committee.
Mr.. Gilbert in a At Of Indignation, charged
tie House with gross injustice towards him
and concluded by resigning his seat al.
though, resolutions to expcl him, were ia
b!ed by = vote Of 1876 against Go. Orsamus
B. Matteson, followed suit and likewise re-
signed his seat.
To show the Inconsistency Of the House,
aud tho little reliance that may be placed up.
on It's action in reference to the guilt or in
nocence OF the accused members, we ap.
pend the resolutions, and the vote upon
each, in the ease Of Mr.. Matteson:
"Resolred, That Orsanus ID. Matteson.
a member Of this House from the State of
New York, did incitc parties deeply inter.
estsd In tke passage ola joint resolutions for
constructing thu Des Moinss grant, 70 have
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We call attention to some admirable cor
respondence published in our paper to day.
We regret that W. could only publish one,of
the four letters, received from Long Grabs"
just the day before our paper gocst 10 press.
Some of these we're intended, and should
huve reached us earlier. Those that We are
forced TO lay over. are dated at Washington
City, and referring as they do, to the string
events at the Capitol, from the first to The
fourth of Notwithstanding the ~Inausurai
ceremonies on the 4th-and written by one
who unitrs with Il fine observation. M ad-
miraGlc talent for description, will be read
by MI with peculiar interest and pleasure.
They will be Published next week, with per
haps more from the same source.
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BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD.-The Knswe
Courier, states that the friends of this en-
,erprise will be pleased to learn, that the
resumption of work there, n will take place
at the pleasure Of the Company, the rcquir-
I'd sum of 100000 having, We understands
been subscribed. The handsome sum OF
S22, 900 has been sccurcd IN kabun county,
and the citizens of Walhalla and vicinpy
pledge themselves for $4,000 more. This
is doing n HANDSOME thing in handsome
style, and will place the road in such an
advanced stage, that its completion will no
longer, we trust, be doubled by any.
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here and use q large sum Of money and other
valuable considerations corruptly, for the
purpose of procuring the passage of said
joint resolution through this House.
2 Resoired, That Orsamus b. Matteson,
in declaring that n large number ofmembcrs
of this House have associated themselves
together, and pledged themselves each to
the other not to vote for any law or resolu.
tion granting money or lands unless they
were paid for it, has falsely and willfulr as
smiled and DETAINED the character of this
House, and has proved himself unworthy to
be a member thereof.
B.. Resolred. That Orsamus b Matterson
n member of this House from the State of
New York, be and he is hereby expelled
therefrom.
The first resolution was alopted by the
Housewives las, noes II. The second
Was also adopted. The third was laid on
the table"
The third resolution, which called for his
expulsion from the House, was rejected, not
withstanding, the sccond had been adopted,
and which had declared that the said Orsa-
mus b. Matterson has proreG himself I'm
,cOrthy to be a member thereof" And thus
we suppose, has ended the labors OF tho In
vcstigating Committee and the humiliating
offence Of those occupying high places
Illuminating not only 10 themselves and to
the BODY of which they are members. but to
the mass Of The American people, ana igno-
miniously dishonoring to the great family
escocheon-Till be smothrrcd, apologiscd
for, and the perpetrators finally ncquit.
ted Of ali unworthy motives, by their
brethren holding the same Distinguish
ed positions. 1t would not excite, in us,
the least surprise. were resolutions Of
coincidence offered in behalf of the i'm
mortal four, expressing profnu.d regret
that the House had ever been so blinded as
to listen to the silly stories about 'Corrup.
ton or entertained the most remote sus-
picion, that these worthy individuals were
associated with discteditablo transactions.
To, US of the South, it affords some relief
to Know, that no member South of Mason
and DiXon's line WAS implicated. or suspec.
ted of being leagucd with the clan of forty
thieves" This is some consolation, and
the only one, and with rccounting it, VIC dis
miss n disapreeablc subject.
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q NEW CABINET.

We learn from n despatch, dated Wash
ington, March 7th, published in the Charles
ton Standard of Sunday morning, that Mr..
Buchanan's Cabinet is composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen.
Gen. Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Secretary
of State Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia,
Secretary of the Treasury; cx-Governor J..
b. Floyd,of Virginia. Secretary Of War; Hon
Isaac Toucey, of Connecticut, Secretary of
the Interior; Judge Black, of Pennsylvania
Attorney General and ex-Governor A. V.
Brown, of Tennessee, Postmaster General.
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LANCAsTERVILLE. S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH, II 1857
COURT WEEK.

The next, being Court week at this place,
when persons are necessarily drawn here
from every quarter OF the District, we would
suggest it as n very favorable opportunity
for the settlement of the numerous out
standing debts due this Office. We only
suggest this "A a reminder, for the benefit
Of those troubled with bad memories.
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Tbs Pace OF Corrox.-The Augusta
consf'fSts'nahst, Of ard Instant states
that On tho day previous "a genntlsman
m"ds Two bets, each $25 AGAINST $500.
th't cotton will sell at 80 cents per pound
by lie 25th ol December next" Tut ;ut.
Way man that's nothing. We received
a litter from a subscriber the other day in
winch he says he sold his last lot of cot.
son 81 10 cents per pound. He is n gen.
taman Of und"ubteI verscity, living ut
N~'c"n"py, Fla. Rat that ip Your pipe
and Try 1t for asn1oks. Mr.. Constitutional
;s..--C Chester STANDARD.
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WHERE Is TILE Wesr,-Tha ad

WHxsE Is H WEsr!-Ths editor of
tho Presbyterian Herald Of Louisville.
Kentucky, says that visiting Fort Leyen.
worth, ise or six hundred miles vest of
Louisville, he said to the commander, IL
suppose you begin to feel, away GU, here
thst sou have at last discovered that IN.
deinable region called the west -" "No.
Sn, sand he, ave are living in the East
yet. -Four hundred miles west of Us near
Fort Laramie, is the geographical centre
Of the Omitted States.
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KANSAS MEETISG.-A Kansas meeting
has recently been held in Ckeraw, for the
purpose of organizing II Kansas Club md
for raising necessary material aid for such
an .terp'ise. When the call was made 10
know who were DESTROYS of cmigraling 20
Kansas, the follow ing persons camc for.
ward and enrolled their names: J. b.
Stro,hcr and Family, }. i. Kendall, James
Smart, James L. Powell. a. q. Bright, A. A.
Cox, X. A. Donaldson.
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INTERFERING CAsR.-The case Of DR.. r.
w. Gibbs, Editor Of the Soulh Carolinlan.
VS.. 4. J. Arthur, Mayor of Columbia, aud
John Burdell, comes on the present term Of
Court for Richland District. The action is
founded upon the ejsctment of DR.. Gibbs
from the Council Chamber, and a refusal 10
allow him to report the proceedings Of their
public meetings. John Bauskert and r.
YeadoD, Esqr's., will sppsar for ibo PLAIN
tiR.
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The New MEXICAN TRgAry. En-

.lHs New MEXICAN TREATY, &c.-The
following IS supposed to he a correct ver.
sion OF The Mexican treaty. 1t con,em.
Plates = loan Of SIS 00O, 900; SO, 600, 600
OF ~hich is to be applied for the payment
OF A'nerican claims, to be adjusted by
joint commission. The balance to be I'M.
restricted. twenty Ier cent. Of the GUS
lome OF Mexico is to be appropriate for
repayment IL also contempiates y joint
postal arrangement via Tsbuautepec 40
wen 90 the right ?ftransis across the istl.
mus Iaere Ia no stipulation for the SEES.
sion 81 .he Territory. Neither Congress
or the rfss'dent have snthority IN con.
tract the losa.
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WAsIIISGrOS MARCu 3

The compromise Tariff bill has passed
which reduces the higher schedule to
ts.rty per cent, aud other schedules at
til rat Of twenty per cent. ad valorem.-
The free lisi REMAINS substantially the
same.
The Senate passed among other bills
abe Navy F rt,fication. Civil and Army
Bills. giving To Gen. Scott the amount Of
srresrsge, c.srned b. him. An appro.
priu ion pi half n million was made for
the new dome Of the Capitol, and the
Washington Aqueduct.
WAsHINGToN, March 4.
Mt. Buchauan's inaugural speaks Of
the Importance Of the restoration Of har-
mony among the people Of the several
states. tor the preser, alton OF our free IN.
stitutions. He alludes to the termination
OF the political contest for the Presidency
~ IN approval Of the Kansas and Ne
brasks Act.
Tho surplus in the Treasury, he main
t.irs, snou'd he appropriated to national
0bie2ls, ana no more revenue be collected
than an ECONOMICAL administration Of the
government requires, aud that = moditica.
ton of the Trr,tf TO this end is necessary.
He depreca,es The evil Of Disunion, de-
clares 1t e. cardinal principle that the pub
lie lands should be reserved for actHal set
49," - Gu. eS'. ""u MAJ
10 ,srn.c,sI IA dwoI, "nnu ~. "nul
lance Of an overland route TO the Pacific.
.:as nnm somII " u'niI"'
the hes, ropto WAS ascerIaineJ Iv csr"tnI
snrv.,
We ougb. he ,,;d n nrsssrvo nsoo0
.o,nme,cn and fr;erJ.h;n I'll IN "so
AMI never 70 interfere with Thai, .a,irs
nmn!ess impell.d Law the Inv of sslf nrosor
%vo,ion. Fine IJn;ted Stat. nersr aoon;,-
ed territory but by fair purchase or he
voluntary .,Imi..;on ne in
as. We should net unon his ,riNc;rIa.
aud no na,;,,n com,', r,rh,t,li. p"r.'
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LBERAL.-h gentleman, (says the Due
West Telescope name not given, proposes
through the Agent Of the Farman Uniyer-
sity, 10 be enc Of four TO cndow four Pro.
f~essorships in that Institution, of twenty
6se Thousand dollars each, on certain pre-
scrib-d conditions.
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Snow SToRM:-Thc s~evcrest snow
storm of the season, is said to have fal.
len at the North during the past week,
disarranging the mails and blowidg pown
the Geographic lines. Snow also fell IN
the upper part of Grcenvill", in this State.
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INAUGURAL

Our Charleston exchanges, received by
last mail, contain Mr.. Buchanan Inaugn-
raj Address in full. We have no room for
comment, further than to endorse the gene
raj opinion of the Press. in calling it an able
state Document. 1t will appear in the
Ledger of next week.
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A MILD WINreR.-The winter in New
~toundisnd has been, it is said, remarka-
Wy md and open, the bay of ST. Johns
~ireezIng over only twice all neither time
so s,r"Hs!y rs to interfere even with the
.Iowi'g Of boats. Fish left on the decks
OF ships remained without freezing, and
gwen had 10 be sailed in order to be pre-
served.
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DEATH OF ID. F. HnLiSGswoRTH.-Mr
ID. T. llIllingsworth, n prominent and high.
u respected ei'izen of Bdgcfisid District
died IN Thursday the 26th uIl. Mr.. II. was
one of the committee who went TO Wash
inston for the purpose of taking charge oil
the remains of the Hon. Preston ). Brooks
and the disease Of which he died, was con,
tracted whilst in the performance of this
melancholy duty.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

lSoUEsT.-On "Wednesday last, an in
quest was held over the body of Peter John
son Cor rather upon the circumstance of his
death, the decd having Leen buried about
a week) and the Coroner's Jury agreed, that
the deceased came to hi, death, from wounds
received in falling from the steps Of Mr..
Beldon's Hotel, when in n stats Of i~ntoxics-
ton.
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BY n despatch from Senator Evan,, says
the South Carolinicn, we learn with much
pleasure that our highly esteemed and at
t-rtive Representative Mr.. Boycc, has sue
ceedcd in getting an appropriation of fifty
thousand dollars from Congress-, to build a
Federal Court House and Post Office at Co.
lumbia.
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NOMINATIONS IN FArRrlsLp.-R r. b. Bow

NOMINATIONS IN FAIRFIELD X. b. Bowl
s,on, Esqr, has been nominated for the place
in the Senate, vacated by the death of Col.
N. A. Peay, and J. Il. NcCantS, Esq, for
the scat in the House Of Representatives
ct present filled by Mr.. Roy lston. Mr.. h.
has declined running, and ]. N Rutland,
Esq, and Hon. Edward Palmer, have each
been nominated for the vacancy in the
Senate.
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P~ALrABLE ARGUMENTS The S0u'h Car,
Gilman added one hundred names to its sub.
scription list during the month of Fcbru.
airy, and the Editor puts them down rs so
many arguments in favor at he casl, system
which he has rigidly adhered 10 for the last
year or mare.
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Liquor SHoPs The Grand Jury for
Richland District, at the present sitting o.
Court recommend that all places in Column
bia where liquor is sold, he required to be
closed on the Sabbath, and no spirit. sold
on that day.
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G. A. PRICE, Esqr, formerly associate
Editor Of the Camden journal, and lately of
Palatka, Fla, is now sole proprietor and
editor Of the True Union, Published at Tus.
kcgee Ala.
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PERFORATED POSTAGE S:AMPs.-Mr,
Campbell. The Postmaster General, has in.
troduced an improvement in postage stamps
They are prepared on sheets with performs
tions around The borders OF each stamp, ST
that they can be separated without using II
knife or scissors. The number of stamps
sold by the Government last year, was about
one hundred and fifty millions.
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IoRKvILLE E.NQUIRER.-Wc neglected
at the proper time, to state, that Mr. Joseph
management Of this paper, Which is ron
con1uc'ed by John l.. Miller d Co. The
Enquirer i, apparently in n prosperous cob
dition.
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GOVERNMENT SALEs.-The Presidcn: has
ISSUED II proclamation ordering the sale Of
the Indian Trust Lands in Kansas. in May
and June next. About 650,OOO acres in all
are 10 be sold to the highest bidder, but not
at less than the appraised value.
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The Chester Standar d learns that the late
Col. N. A. Peay left n will, by which the
management Of his immense Estate is left
10 Durham Fo,d, and James N. Rutland,
Esqr.
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AsoLIrroS.-A promiaunr paper published
in St. Louis, styled the 81. Louis Democrat
has come out boldly in favor Of the eman.
cipa'ion Of slavery in the State of Missouri
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CHEAP ESoUGH-The Uinnsboro' Req
lister mentions the sale in that place on
sales-day last, of a prime boot and shoe
maker, who was bid off at the as,onishinyl,
low price Of SLID cash.
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TNE LANCASTER LEDGER.
-oTEoN-.
Published avery Weanss lay Morning
BY
W. M. DOM @ r S
xprIoR AMP PRorKtrroR.
-occo-
TERMS:
\ advance, -=.--:.-- --.--- "a 10
A. the expiration Of Si{ Months, $3.50 ESQ
A. .hs cad Of the Year, --------.- 800
ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
Oue square (of Is lines or less one insertion,
81 OF, it continued, Is cents for the first in
sertion, e,d 81 cents for each subsequent inser-
ION. ~ See Fourth Page for deductions in
vc" Of standing advertisements
Tho number OF insertions must be written on
ss~h advertisement, or they will be inserted till
srdo.ci out and charged accordingly.
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South CAROLINA CoLLsGE There are
ut present, one hundred aud fifty seven
students in the South Carolina College,
"a Of the Senior Class 81 Juniors +; a
Sophimo,cs and 81 Freshmen.
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SUmSER.-The Hon. Charles Sumner, re.
sumed his seat in the United States Senate
on the 26th ultimo, and was warmly greeted
by his friends and admirers.
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Eighty. eight persons committed suicide
in New York during the last year, ana pre-
cisely the same number during the year
previous.
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PRoGREsspE.--A bill allowing every
family a three dollar newspaper at the ex-
pense of the State, has been offered before
the Louisiana Legislature.
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MuIrAkY ELECTION The Chester Sian.
dard informs us that T.. Il. Atkinson has
been elected Colonel of the 10Th Regiment,
and +. {. Mcclure, Major of tho sane
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The New Orleans Crescent says that the
free colored population Of that city are pos
sessed of property TO the amount Ut S4,-
100000.
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New CARRIAGE SHoP:-A new Carriage
Shop is opened In our Village BY Messrs.
Adams and Billings. See advertisement in
another column.
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RETURN DAYS REPoRrs.-Prom all Dis
tricts yet heard from, have been small. The
Courier reports one hundred and fifty cases
for Pickens.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-02
"a To Sugar Planters.
THE undersigned. thankful to the p|a

L ing community for past patronage, akes pleasure in
stating that he ready take contracts for the
Of Pugerex Baszsse Chinneys,
ALSO Kettle Setting He is also sole sgent, and alone
authorized 10 pas up the PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE
yasented in May last, by Abraham Hsger and Yoangs
Allyn. in the parishes Of Assumption Lasouche, and
Terebonne and refers the folowin: letter that effect
Persons wishing his services requested to call in
son. address him By letter at the Thibozux Postoce
es JAMES n. CRAWFORD.
Kotice.-nsis TO certify that We have this day sold
J. n Crawford. Of Thbodaux. Lafourche parish, La,
the right 70 put up Patent Basane Furnace patented
may 9Th 1855 in the following named parishes, viz As
snmptioa LaouEehe, and TeFeboane. Mr.. Crawford il
also privileged to employ the full set Of binders
ABRAHAM HAGER,
Thibodaux, Jan. 8. 1857 Y0UNGs ALLYN.
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FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-COU
. Do 5HlI DleIRIOr-IAROIsSg TBaaHN


c. L DuRoy, No 1874 J.P. vges1s ~.
No. l345. E. Hotard, No 1881. badss1
Bruff, No. l422. ~. Paulin Tesasn !.
En- verto do quatre writs de d. f., esass
de Ia Cour sus.nommke, dams les aia'''
'ci.dessus intitulees ct numerotess, y ~
odert en- vente pablique, ~ plus c,.
dernier encherisseur. i Ia Maisoa = ~
1 Houma, par Aubin Bourg, Shsh . y
dite Paroisse,
SAxED1, LIE 2 MAI, 1877 /.
entire IL heures A. H. ct 4 heures ?. A"-
propriete ci-apres decrite, savor: ~.
Trois certains morceaux de terse s'Ocs
dams cetts Paroisse, sur File ! u si 80
ct desigues dams les arpentages o. -
Unis CONNIE le Lot No. de b sew, y.
No. %, Township No. %. Range wv
20 Est, contenant 80, SOTO acres ds ~
per6cie, scion le reeu du Receives. D.
324O, enr6gistre dams le bureau . ss =.
corder do cstts Paroisse, le S Mar. ~ =.
ct les Lots deux ct trois de Ia See.o. ~ :"
q, dams le Township No. % Dc = 3 n 20
geo No. 90 Est, contenant osp o..
acres de supsr6cie, d'apres 10 res' q . =.
ceveur, enrkgistre dams le bureau ,eIo
cordcr de cette Paroisse, le S Mars To-,
ct aussi, Ia moitie indivise dss oss' :
corne sur Tile Ia IL Brosse. arr
Termes de Ia Tente :-COAP1Ar.:.a
La dite vents sera fate pour ssi'sI' e.;.
"a "a
h somme principale, l'inierst e. 'e'
daus Ia sus.dite cauee. u..;f