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mine Gott how yen know dat' and
then made a desperate rush for the door.
Marlton, whose suspicious we're DOW fully
aroused, rushed towards the door just in
time to prevent the escape of Snobberbosser
'Schuts lets me let's me 60 avays
from dish place! exclaimed Snobberhosser.
Not before you acknowledge yourself q
married man. said Marltou, grasping his
arm.
LETS me 90 p shouted Snobberhusser.
sYou see, SIR said Marlton, addressing
himsely to Mr.. Thornwell, 'what disgrace
this william intended to infict upon your
daughter. He is married man-haVing
wife and family in Germany--and yet
he
'For Colts sake, lets me leaves de place =
said Snobbcrhosser, struggling with Marlton.
sVilliau p almost screamed Mr.. Thorn
well, as he rushed upon the Dutchman, fare
you such monster as all thatT
sYaw mime Gott, vat ish dis
You are married man, then! said
Thornwell.
He dare not deny it ? said Marlton.
leave my house leave my house you
rascally dutch mormon ? exclaimed Thorn
we'll, grasping chair.
Marlton released his hold, the terrified
Suobberhosser darted into the street, and
took to his heels.
The reader must here be informed, that
Mr.. Snobberhosser, had really left wife
at Bremen, and had fled to this country
with her money. Marlton knew nothing Of
this but Snobberhosser having heard Marl-
ton charge him with being married man,
instantly betrayed the real state Of affairs
by his marked fear and agitation.
sMr. Thornwell,' said Jones, Il trust that
our young friend, Marltou, will not be de-
prived of your forgiveness for marrying your
daughter, since circumstances have tended
to mitigate the disobedience Of the young
lady, Then, drawing nearer to the old man,
and placing his lips closetohis ear, he whis-
pered sMr Marlton is worth six hun"red
thousand dollars in his own right, and is
sole heir of hisfather-a wealthyold planter
What the deuse are the musicians about !!
why do they not strike up something?
said Thornwell, jumping up with counte-
nance expressive Of delight and satisfaction,
much to the surprise of the bewildered COM
pany. sMarlton, my boy = he continued
tits all right, my dear fellow You are per-
fectly welcome to my daughter-perfectly
so!'
Marlton grasped the old mans extended
hand in speechless astonishmeut.
Eva dry those tears, my child con-
tinued Thornwell, Il am perfectly satisfied
with your choice-confound those musicians.
why do they not tuneup?'
You make me very happy, dear papa 7
said Eva, as she affectionately kissed the old
mans cheek.
God bless you, my daughtcr!' said Thorn
we'll, 'but rhy d. not the musicians strike
up? Ladies and gentlemen let US withdraw,
adjourn or proceed, as the case may be, to
the hall. Come, Marlton, you sly coon
take your bride, and lead the way to-ha !
there goes the musicians at lastp
You've lost your bet,' whispered Marlton
to Evinston, as he offered his arm to Eva,
and preceded the company to the hall.
My hat is at your service, replied EVin-
ston.
Say you fellow, with the red NOUS
tache!-put more rosin on your bow, and
play like fire hundred" shouted old Mr.
Thornwcll, addressing himself to one of the
musicians
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GREAT EXCITEMRNT.

The following letter, which has been for
warded tothe Cincinnati Enquirer, if relia.
BILE, presents some facts that are well worthy
ofinvestigation. The parties mentioned here.
in are said to be known in jackson county:
JACKSON, O., February 81, 1859.
Editor Enquirer Our village is full of
wonder and excitement. Martin Marker, J.
Wughs and Washington Long, in digging
grave in the cemetery near this village,
about 10 o'clock this morning, came to
large fat stone about four feet below the
surface, which stopped their further progress
until they procured assistance, and removed
the stone from its resting place of ages, when
it was found to have closed the entrance to
subterraneau vault. All efforts thus far
(3P. NJ to enter it with light have proved
unsuccessful, on account of the foul air with
which it is filled. By means of a rake, hu.
man bones of gigantic size have been raised,
and small chain of silver, with coins attach
ed to each end The coins, though much
defaced by time, have the appearance Of
these in use among the Romans in the days
of Cicero Africanus, though there were evil
dent traces Of hieroplyphic devices that can.
not be decyphered.
The men at the cemetery have, by means
of burning straw, made light in the vault,
and though none have the courage to ven-
ture further than the entrance, it has been
discovered that there is, Immediately to the
west Of the opening, chamber about ten
feet square, with steps, quite dilapidated,
down its eastern side. Three other cham
bers branch out of this--one to the north,
one to the west, and the other to the south.
We are all curious, of course, to know
when and by whom these vaults were made
and filled. Rev. Mr.. Hunter and Mr.. Arm
strong, and DR.. Knouf, have examined
them as well as they could without going
down into them ; also the bones raked out,
and the chain and coins, and all give it as
their opinion that these vaults were made by
the same people who built the mounds in the
southeastern part of the State.
ino queosions Pieeeu0 tuemseiFeS w every
one: Who made these vaults and filed
them? Was our country once the home of
giants GEORGE DAVENPORT.
P. S.-Four and half P. NJ w. Long,
after the straw had burnt in the first vault
for some time, ventured down to make an
examination, but the atmosphere was so i'm.
pure that he could remain there but few
minutes, though long enough to discover
that the walls of The vaults were substan-
TALLY built of smooth, well-shaped stones,
and that there were large numbers of bones
in them. Persons will arrive here from
Sidney and Greenville to morrow, and every
exertion will be made for thorough exam
ination of this 'house of the dead as soon
as possible. G.. D.
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sS Every man in China must pay his
debts at the beginning Of the year, and al
so at the time Of a religious festival about
the middle of the year If unable to settle
at these times, his business stops until his
debts are paid. Wonder how such just
observance might suit the United States
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A MAN 207 YEARS oLD.-Thomas Darn,
died in England at St. Leonard's Shore
ditch, Jan'y 26, 1888, aged 207 years. He
lived in the reigns of twelve kings andqueens
Richard H., Henry w., Wand VI. Ed
ward w. and "; Richard ILL.,; Henry VII.
and VIII; Edward W.; Mary and Eliza.
beth.
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A QUEER TRANsAcTIoN.-Wel learn that,
on Saturday evening last, citizen of Phil
lipsburg, for reasons best known to himself,
disposed of his wife, four children, and bis
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
H,eH Polkr, n. G. RAnRoAD.


Rev. h. Moray. PrineipeI with efficient Assis..n
vIyHE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION 20 ps0SJ'. W
for the thorough education of Young LADIES' soo =.
an additional atnr qualify such 81 them - my IN csi
s;re fr the ayoeation Of teaching It, next sesTD %
onen On the list of FEBRUARY, in the new Brick b9a
recently purchased y The nas em
nepce and has sufficient number OF welfGrnlsaeo .
70 accommodate 100 boarding pupils. We have maoe ~
rangements for lectures experiments ana Ix ...o.
Natural Sciences, with l. s. Burbank a. formerly 80
cated with Prof VIM. Russell in the New engan1 Sancs
Institute and more recently Professor Of Natural oe'enSs
College High ro1. ]. IS. ss
Se vdm Of educating in elevated aud healthy sections OF
less than 81 any O.pft
rooms with freplaces, fuel &c, Is per month 1nsmsn
Branches IS to fla per session Languages ana
tails ow Board and half the tuition required IN
The Proprietor Teachers and Pupils dwell together ana
20 Young Ladies will be received and credited tor
tuiion until they can teach and pay it. Situations guar
anted to such.
REV WIN. !. LANGDON, Proprsdcr
High Point. N. G
1.,,.-v II 1870 S-lmpd
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INFORMANT TRUST SALE.

= Rare Opposeunity fes rF0oeabse 1oveseoees'
ny ylRrus or DEED OF TRUST. sss.sssd y
~ D.uicl CHA on the lvsh Day q joy. 4. isss
md rerisssred d IL O1ee of he eeses Ce9osshee
eosnty 10 Bok D No . pses al. sA.ll 81 u ~ M
60 bidder 81 ths Nsskes Aoss IN Fayetteville - TUES
DAY the lss day u February. A. D. isas'
Oue Of he Nest valuable Tracts - LAo4 ID
NOgSh.CaF0oino,
Situate lying and being 10 he eoaa.y Q! Csmeeshsd
Faye,,evIs and containing about Two uuadrsd Acre.
sevsuty.6ve hundred screa u Swamp iaao vn'ee
Cor d<psh and fertility uf soil and kr Easy eals'vssu r.
fully equal Ia the cS osm lands u the Asssppi valley
the whole Tract Is highly impuved and om ths udc,oss
course Of husb.nd d: psprsta Of ss snS s:;s s;.
State which will yield to the farmer more abundant s
turn Er his ab. There Oo the prsmise Ruod wcaos
ways and ~ comfortable Dwelling and eOou'od'oss
Vutbousea.
Al The same time and pses shall sell either part and
parcel Of sad land sspsr.isy. (ss nay shsn sss@
mos, adviable) the celebrated
NcNEILL SAW MILLS
And seren and iwoHhs Of land sdeeoi and spPaF
tenant thereto.
These Mills are built on Big Rock6sh ereek. three me
the 6ows om the Caps Fear rivers they are IN
excellent running order and The twO savs cut ss os-
sand feet If Lssbsr per day; the supply a. water 70 eo.
and uevcfaling, logs may b raso tr" any ~ NJ
above directly the mills slide aud the tamers msy be
put into the Wilmington market 10 hiysx houss sisss
leaving the saw-carr,aae
Taking into consideration the great naiur. advan'ses
and the very valuable Improvements ii the sossad Pr
perry this sale is recommended the asntua II oil pr
sons who wish invest Money in that which will prdoee
large pr,6is and gre quick returns.
ROBT. ". uARDlE
Trustee u Denied Cssik.
Jnnu,rv G. 1852 s-sa
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
an MONDAY, THE slST OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
u being the Monday Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for Carere county, the undersigned assgnees in
trust for the creditors Of William c. King. will expose Ia
public sale the Court House in Beaufort all the estate
Of the said Wm c. King in and to Lots Nos ~ and 20
On these lots which located in the most valuable and
eligible part Of the town Of Beaufort is
Front Street House,
With which all the furniture therein will be sold ber.
al credit suit purchasers the Of which will be
made known on the day Of sale.
Also the time and place will be sold, credit
Of six months,
Valuable Tract Of Land,
(subect to the dover Of the widow of Wallace D. Styrou
decd containing about 2po acres situated the north
side of GOose Greek Bay in Carteret county.
Also part of Lot. No. l7a. t. in Beaufort; end
Pleasure Boat and one Marsh Poney.
F. L. KING. ..
c. r. THOMAS H~"y"'''
Beaufort, n. c., JAN 10, 1859. 9-td.
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1DNHE NEXT SESSION will commence the LIST day Of
Il FEBRUARY, 1852 under the Charge rs heretofore
Of Miss SALLY X. NASH and Miss SARAH J HUNT
and the general superintendent Of the Rev. Dr. CURTIS
Tuition for English studies fl2 to SIS with the usual
advance for lessons in Music, Drawing Painting aud
Languages.
Lessons in Vocal Music given to the whole Scho,
without charge
Board can b. had, including Washing Fuel and Lights
at $40 to $l2 50 per MONTH
W. F. sTRAYHORN, secy.
January "A, 1889. S..
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
MR. SAML D. HICKS, formerly Of Granville County
I NorihC Carolina, and late If the firm of Browney
Hicks of Petersburg Va is this day admitted to partner
ship in nv house. The business will be conducted under
the firm and style of d. T. WILLIAMS HICKS. lbeg
to grateful acknowledgements to patrons and
friends the liberal support and patronage bestowed on
me the past three and request continuance OF
the the with assurance that the unit
ed efforts the house will be devoted to their interests
All pei having Claims against me will please present
them for immediate payment and those indebted tor cash
bills are requested to pay early As practicable Ad
vances made though faith of produce, WILL If desired
be transferred to the new concern.
Richmond, Jan. l, 1859.
d. +. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS GENERAL
AGENTS
FOR THE
TOBACCO, WHEAT, &C.,
No. ShOccO Slip,
RICHMOND, Va,
Offer their services to the Planters of Virginia and North
Carolina, and the trade generally.
~ Particular attention paid to forwarding manufac
turcd Tobacco and filling orders; and liberal advances
made on all cOnsignments in hand.
d. T. WILLIAMS.
SAML ID. HICKS.
Late of Brownley 4 Hicks, Petersburg, Va
January 4, 1859. SIN.
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HENRY ID. URNER,
Wholesale AND BETAIL
AND sTATIONER,

No. 1, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh.
" ID. TURNER has on hand, and for sale. At the
lowest prices large and we'll selected assnrt nsnt
of LAW MEDICAL, SCHOOL. THEOLOGICAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Z so fine Editions Of BIBLES
and PRAYER BOOKS. in every variety Of binding ana
size And receiving regularly all the New WORKS IN the
various departments Of Literature.
school. BOOKS.-He respectfully solcits the att.n-
ton of choO Teachers engaged in the OF yoo
tc his assortment Of School Books which very extern
siye comprising the most valuable works now in use
BLANK BO0KS-His stock of Blank Books is com.
plee embracing every description OF Accou Record and
Memorandum Books.
STATIONERY.-Every varet! Of Common and Fancy
Stationery including Writing and Wrappng Papers Steel
Pens of every description and price. Ink, Quls, DC
Booksellers Merchants Teachers Libraries, and School
Committees supplied on the must reasonable terms.
All orders promptly attended to. .
Raleigh, Jan IL, 1888. I'LL
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME AUCTION OF JOHN W. wIGGINS' STOCK
II Of DRY GOODS heretofore advertised having been
postponed the remaining stock is being sold pri-
sale for ssh Cost prices Consisting great va
riey Of valuable articles vz:-Hats, Caps Bonncis Ho-
siery, Shoes. Shaws Mantillas Cloaks. Silks Marines
Plaids Caicos. Ginghams, Casmeres Cloths and some
thing Of everything usually found in Dry Goods Stores
y The Store House occupied BY Mr. Virgins No. is,
Fayetteville Street. is for rent for the ensuing year, begin.
ming the 18th March next and continuing Us many years
as the tenants may desire.
GEO. W. BROOKS. Trustee.
Raleigh, Jan. 19, 1889. Eft
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n. C.. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. C.

N. C. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. c.
Jan 4, 1853. I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until 10 ocock, A. NJ sth Of February
next the purchase of $4,000 of n c. State Coupon
Bonds issued under Act to incorporate the Western
North Carolina Railroad Company" and running thirty
years from LIST January, 1889.
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest at
per per attached, payable LIST January and
July in each year.
The pr apal and interest will be payable at the Bank Of
the Republic New York unless where the party prefers to
have them PAYABLE at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders upon being informed ofthe acceptance
of their bids deposit the amount Of their bids ncu
ding the accrued to the credit Of the
in the Bank aforesaid the Bank of the State Bank
of Cape Fear Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals n. C.. Stocks" to the undersigned Ra
leigh, c.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of the State.
D. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer
January = 1859. Etd.
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WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY & WILSON
MALE ACADEMY.
WILSON, N. c.,
SUPERINTENDED BY Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARD
- SON in the Seminary and by Mr.. RICHARDSON and
Mr.. MARSHALL IN the Academy, assisted by full corps
of Assistant Teachers
Pupils ~l be admitted into these Schools the 10th of
JANUARY 1853. Promptness solicited.
No change of Teachers Terms Of the antsectarian
basis which the schools have heretofore been conducted
So per month Tuition from Il So to $50, per session Of
5 months.
Circulars containing the plans of the schools in full sent
upon application. Address "
D. 8. RICHARDSON,
Principal of the Wilson Schools.
Or J. B. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Financial Agent.
December %, 1858. lO5-E
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1859.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR 4 Co.
lSroRr1s> AND Josssss ~
Ribbons, Millinery, StL Goods, RueAe, Flow.
eSS, straw B0saess asd Flats,
No. e57 BALTIMORE STREET,
BElwsKS cuAsLn HAxovsa SIS.
BALTIMORE
Offer Stick unequalled in the United States 10 variety
and cheapness.
January ~. 1859. 1i-smpd.
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NOTICE.
VUlHE LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP OF A. n. / r. G.
Il LEWIS is this day dissolved by mutual c,us~nt
All clients indebted to the late Firm requested call
and settle their accounts
A. N. LEWIS,
r. q. LEWIS
Raleigh, Jan. Is, 1859.
A CARD.
ID G. LEWIS WILL CONTINUE HIS OFFICE
1l0 on Fayetteville Street, in the City of Raleigh. lie
will attend the Courts Of Wake franklin and John.
son countless also the Terms Of the Supreme aud Federal
Courts Of the State.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1859. l0-lm.
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4 DISSOLUTION IN COPARTNERSHIP.
VulHE FIRM. N THE TOWN or NASHVILLE NASH
Il Cnuniy. hcret"farc known 7. ]. BODDtE ca,
has RECENTLY bern dissolved hy mutual csn>cui and the
style "f the hrm is HARPER MARSuRORNE /
BRASWEi who aa,ier themselves that they will be able
"Hee such Inducements tn purchases Will justly
il that liberal patronage which the House has b~srufurv
received. this 18th u January. 1859.
January ~, iSas .l-M
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FENA x LIE SHEA.
" de NENIE ~nE sHERIF-Etat &
y%s.. ' Lnuirian &our de District, Paroisse st.
-TNp tIhe9.J dfg.--Nn. St1E-Seamun Pick u 20. VS.. II
< lie shea.
LIE SHERIFF. llta1

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Y L]oui-tan\ tout de District, Paroisse ST; Ian.
dry.--Np. soDE-seamon Pick y co, VS.. Frauk
Gang Robertson.
Es- gerta dun orare de saisie ct de sente df}ivre
dana ats IRE CT aes+lss pr IA Cour dc District dams
ct p6}if Ia pArnisse, s.. Landry, eth slsdit 1tat, ct
a MOI adtessG, il sera eSpor6e i ytitfe Eniblsqne, pour
din contptaHt a la Mai7nn de tonf. dams Ia Vile DIES
DpelpuSits, SAMGDl, lie 3ine Jour de sepfe1ihre ID.
tsfg, comnearunt Il ii hetlres A. Nj. el coatinHant
de inar en- iHur, sill est n6ee'sdire. tons les drnits,
titres, ~interetS ct nrttnutinisd ndit dtietdonr, Frank
''me Robertson, il III %lroptiete s~uiSalte, sais'e
p1ur satisaire lie dit ptdret sasnEf;
Tn certain moroccan de terra slttesttins In FaroiS-
&c st lhnafy sur In tiyihre Atcildfttaya datls ie
Township 3. section II Sud de- Ia rangfe 7 Est dams
ie District les terres SUD tluest de Ia LoliSiahe Ell
Aius partieulielem&s dertit CONNIE sp't; c"'unlel,-
ant d Ia rivih1e Esaehlt.taya aaiis ie Township .,
lertipn IL sid, de gNngfe I Fst, dams ie District
les terres sud OucSS#G%$e Ii Louisiana sur la rivitre
ltehIftiss IN. poit ie dfpart de la ligre rec
eptre Ii terrr arparfaAAlt a Fergus Hawthorn ct Ia
-c're appsrteGant Il W. =. Dayi~ ct lie h s'fteudant
G l,le dc Ia sasdIte ligne u lonest ,sql' &c ps'elle
ttriye ati Bayou S"well dtant lie premier BayfN an
lesSi5s dl bayou coufu Sous lie nom d. bayou B4vis
1T Giant L. second bayou andessas de In denetIre lie
v. T.. Davis. ct de Ii, se de*igaaut vers le mlien du
styon Powell iiispa'a TAtefmfaya, de la lie long-l
2 ttehafalaya en- mog,aut j~asltitn paint de'dftMrt
wee tante, les batitses ct les amaliaratians qni y
~sregvent ct qli Y appaitiennent.
Bureau du sheriff, op~elatSts n Juliet 1859. "
|@ l.. V. ~CHAHHERis. sheriff.
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(seensrAtsE PHYS nr Csorveaxsr,

(sEenSrAtRE rHive NJ GorvGaxErn.)
A1iENNE GisNERA ME- DE GuLLEc.
= fioAs, Baton R'nge, lie. oifie respeciaea-e
meet .es services in eette captcit6. T,ns 5rdres
W ". serant e%p1tiis p'itr II c~elieetian d. t,flte.
fes itlhtiFtItsS cnhtff 'stat, seraat, execute, ave.
pom ,t'tids ct i d'itc, 4 vi talx rlt.pgil,ie.
y saoSetpeta ,inssi de flife re ltrer tes terrt.
f,oTeeix mi v~allrait oiea t~Iaaorer de leor son.
iMpte, 80 qtn, III f'arniFoat les relseigae,nents
i,e'e9Talfe :, Reinforcement Il Ii leellita. lie ,r1u,sre
~ t'wASiip, IL rtisee, etc: alssi. panr te ts,e,at
des tefres venat1eS on conf s4nteS al prSStit de FL.
tat, pour lie noli paieneat les taxes.
REfERgScEs:
D tim Rouge, Ie--t,aiv. Robert C. Wi.kljtn. ct
iH sntrahle A.. Heron.
: + u,tlsse lhervi'le-lisx. Gnnv. P.o. Hilbert.
Nellie. t)rl faas.-tien NJ. Grivit, Gen. Nm I.
Lewis, hon, NO. osiel Gen. joan Arm strong.
Carrpitnn-W. T. schtt, Esq.
Nattllitnetes-br.y. ". Boiler.
Lac PfnviaenHe--.f.sB R, Hatch, Esq.
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A Nls.-IosNru VI. tsRsIERs, pare, De Ia
- Ptro'>se st. Landry. aytnt prsseHta une petit.
thnH Il letiet dsetre nanlnts Administrator dc l.
succession de feu Joseph VI. Carrinre. fills, decide
reinforcement dc Ii Paroisse st. Landry.
Fin consequence. avis est par lie present dpnns a
cenx qni pourraient Avnir ies raispRs !tgales n on
iadlte nomination, d,av2ira les eurttisttrr
par arrit, an lmreau Oh Gretier de h Conr de Di-.
de IA slsdite Pareisse, daus les dix jours qri
tt dtte tr present avis,
4 Bureau din Gretier. 9%inillet 1854. ~
LIS. L~ASf3APES, Grefier.