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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12
Finance 4 Trade.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY FREER L SMITH
Gold, 1877.
Silver. Iaraa. 40


WARzEx. O.. Dec. 1I.1sS5.
Silver, large. $50.
small. 100.
Five-TWsnties, 1862. 1Os.
&" 1854. log.
" " 1856, IO.
seven-Thirties. Qst seriesl los.
cd and Sd series) tO4.
Compound Interest Notes. 1854. 112-
1866. Jos.
PR0VISIONS-There continues to be no life
in trade. but holders are not disposed to force
sales. All transactions are on limited scales
and dealers are not inclined to speculate
Packers Of pork and beef. are OF buying to
supply present demand.
PoULTRY-Turkeys and Chickens are eom-
ing in quite plenty. and are taken at Sc per n
live, u dressed.
GR0CERIES-The market remains firm and
dull. Importers and Jobbers admit a slight de-
cline in sugars. Goods of all kinds are cOntin-
ually Auctuating which renders prices nominal
WHEAT-White. Ss@$S.1O; Amber. S2.9O@2.s5
Spring. $22O@2SO.
OATS-0ats are firm at 45@50c.
C0RN-COrn is selling in the ear at 4595Oc pei
bushel.
DRIED APPLEs-Dried Apples are firm at 1Oc
in goods, Sc cash.
BUTTFR-Fresh Roll Butter sells quick for %
cash. 2se in trade.
CHEEsE-English Dairy are firm at 10; Yves
tern Reserve large. at lie.
EGGS-Eggs are scarce and command SOC pei
doz cash.
DRESSED H0GS-Heavy Dressed Hois arr
selling from 7E9Sc.
LARD-COuntry rendered. HOE.
H~IDES-Green &c. Dry 12@14.
POTAT0ES-Jersey Peach Blows sec; Mixed
and other grades 35940c.
TURNIPS-White Russia are 4Oe per bushel.
observation-disclosures are firm at 500; light
crop.
HICKORY NUTS-Upland are bringing $3.50
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Local Notices.


WHO keeps sta B
Keeps what 2 The only Hat, Cap, and Fur
Millinery and Fancy Goods Store in town
Q. A. LYMAN,
Dec. 12-2t No. 6Main Street.
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CIeYeIand markefs.

Dec. l0.-6, P. N.
Flour quiet at 81 to 1880.
Dressed Hogs dull and heavy at 6Z97c.
Butter dull and heavy. Choice roll 29@Sle'-
Common dull and entirely neglected.
Cheese worry dull; 10916 for common to choice.
Clover Seed SS@S.25. Timothy $393,&.
Salt-Fine $2.35 coarse $3.50.
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Engine for sale.

A good second hand eight Horse Power En-
CINE & Boiler for sale BY IL. S. ROBBINS. of
Newton.FaIs o. IAug. PIT.
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Large stock

OfHats L Caps are aoW open-embracing all
Aug. %. REED & ADAMS.
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1t is Useless to go Ragged

When you can get a full Suit of Clothes. all
Wool ready made or made to order, for only
$500, at Al ANDREWS &c SONS.
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Religions Notice.

There will be a quarterly meeting held in the
United Brethren church in the south east cor
ner OfBazetta on the 18th and 30th.o December.
Rev. WIN. H. Miller will preside.
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Cali and Examine
The HOMIing wind!

Underclothing and hps Cashmere and lady's
cloth shirts. C. A. LYMAN,
Dec Pit No. 6 Main Street.
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Sec q Woman

Ra- Salt and Lime at the Flour and
Feed Store of OSBORN & BRUCE.
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w arrante0.
We warrant our White Wheat Flour to be the
best brand in the market.
RUSH d HAMILTON.
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Here is 4 little golden tresS
OF soft, unbraided hair,
The all that's left of loveliness.
That once was thought so fair

Let it b woven into a handsome ring. apretty
pin, a beautiful watch guard. or any of the
many specimens of Hair Jewelry which Miss
GoRDOH whose rooms are at the Gaskin House.
gets up SO ttstrulIy. Orders 10 be nlleu fr hOli-
day gifts should be sent in Immediately. as the
time is getting short dec. l2-2t
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No. syrup,

New Orleans Molasses, and good assortment
HoYT, sTRATTON & HAPGOOD.
dec 5tf
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Town and County

Attention, Ladies.
Reed & Adams have Black, Blue and
Dahlia Beaver Cloths, which they are
selling for Ladies' Cloaks and Saques.
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HOLIDAY Presents.

VIII at would be nicer for q holiday gift than
some neat and handsome momento of Hair
Jewelry. made of some fair lock, some bright
curl from the brow of q dear one. who if living
is loved. but if dead. whose memory is sacred
ly cherished
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

Just received and selling at Panic Prices
Come and see them, FIELD d. TURNER.
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FUNERALS.

OF these we had two last week. The
first was that of Mr.. Franklin Burnett,
Esq, of Warren. The procession was in
charge of a Mr.. Marvin; of Bazetta.-
The speaker was a stranger to US, and took
for his theme the resurrection. He spoke
to the point, and in a very correct nan
ner. Said the deceased had rare virtues,
high hopes, and bright prospects before
him, and promised much to his friends
and the world, but said he turning to the
corpse in an impressive msnner) he sleeps
the sleep of death. On the right of the
speaker, side by side sat Judges Sutlif,
Fuller and Birchard who acted as pail
bearers. The choir acted their part well,
but the school house was too small, dirty,
and otherwise inconvenient. When will
Burg-Hin have a suitable place for such
occasions?
The other was that of Mr.. James Sar-
gent, of Evansburg, Pa, a veteran soldier
of several battles. The services were in
the Brick Church at the centre Of Yer
non. The speaker took for his text, Phil
ippians 3-2I-"Wko shall change our
vile body, that 1t may be fashioned like
unto his glorious body" &c. He SAID that
when Christ arose he took with him the
same Identical body. The disciples knew
the body. Thomas recognized the wounds
made at his c~rucifxlon, and this was the
same body that he took with him to heav-
en-, or his Father. The speaker thought
that all, both the just and the unjust, at
the resurrection would take with them
from the grave their identical bodies,
without change, only as they are gloriied
or made immortal, and would be seen AID
known of each other in the spirit world.
He said the rich man saw and knew Laza
rus though afar of, in AbrRham's bosom.
Moses and Elias were seen and known
at the mount of TRANSPORTATION. These
words of Christ were quoted 'There
shall be weeping, and knashing Of teeth
when ye shall see Abraham and Isaac and
Jacob and all the prophets IN the king
dom of God, and ye yourselves thrust out
The choir was ready, and did well their
duty, but we missed the boys in blue, tc
give military honOrs. as in the case of 9th,
er soldiers, whose funerals has been in that
house.
NoTE.-In our last we intended tC
write Samuel Merry, instead of Samue
Sherry. d. h.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

Buy your Flour of Osborn s.
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
''City Mills''Flour. None better in market.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

Rl You will find Rye Flour, Dat
Meal, Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and
Farina, at the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN & BRUCE
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BAH at the GaSk1II Hail.
The B Society will give a Grand Ball at tn
above named Hall, on New Year, Eve, Dec. 3
1866.
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Gents Furs,

A fine assortment at very low priees-eheap-
est in town FIELD TURNER.
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On Tuesday, Dec. Ath, betwe en- MeCombs L
Smith Store and the residence of II. W.
Smith, a PRUSSIAN SABLE MUFF. The
finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving
thesane at this ONCE, LDec. l2-lt
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Charlie Dodge
Insure VourseIf

OHdEIIe UOuB6
Is still on land to ftthe most faStidious. at
Aug. %. REED ADAMS
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Corn starch. Tapieco.

Broma. Sage, Lasino and Chocolate. Cheap
at, HoYT, STRATT0N & HAPG0oD'S.
dec 5 If
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ACADEMY.

Prot. C. q. Mitchell, of the Hiram In
~stitute, has just closed a term of the So
called Burg-Hill Academy, and will this
week commence q winter term, at the
centre of Vernon, in the Town Hail.
Mr.. Mitchell has given the most entire
satisfaction at the Hill, and we trust will
do the same at Vernon. He can but
please, for he is about right every way
He does what some do not, that is to read
the scriptures, and pray in his school, and
says he thinks it pays. We bid him God
speed in this, and bespeak for him success
in his calling.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

Tea, Coffee, Rice, Candles,
Soaps, Soda and Salertus.
HOYT. STRATT0N & HAPG00D.
dec 5tf
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FIR esh Lemons, Ra1sins,
Prunes, C%itrons, Zantee Currants and Figs
just received,
dec If
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$3.50 per BbI.
Rye Flour at the Steam Mill.
RUSH Dc HAMILTON.
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HaII's Hair Remover,
Large lot at
H0YT. sTRATToN 4 HAPGOOD's.
dec 5 If
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Hats s. Caps.

The largest stock in the county, and. the bes
notwithstanding all the styles, at prices n
opposition can compete with, at
Nov. IS, FIELD d TURNER'S
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~ Leave your orders early for Fall and
Winter clothing. at REED &ADAMS'.
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Special Bargains,
In Undershirts and Drawers. at
FIELD TURNER'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

ELEGANTLY BOUND Books,
~ for Christmas. the finest assortment ever
brought to Warren, at
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Flour. Feed. Corn. Oats. &c. at Rush d Ham
ilton's Steam Mill.
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Mrs. e. S. Adair

Has been selling the Florence Sewing Ma
chine for the last three years, and still keep
the different styles on hand; also the Howe
Weed, &c
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Very Cheap.

Beaver and ChinchilIa Over Coatings by the
Yard; also Cloth and Cassimeres for suits sold
very cheap at J GOLDSTEIN'S.
Nov Is, lS56-f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

DARLOR BOWLS, a new game
for evening parties. at
ADAMS BOOK STORE
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Florence Sewing Machine
AT No. 6. Main Street, Nov. H.-tf
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Card.
Core Wheel and PiniOn.

A new beveICore Wheel and Pinion for sale
the core wheel 6 feet diameter. 6 inch eogs-I6
inch eye-made at the Cuyahoga Steam Fur
mace, in Cleveland. Call at our works.
DOUGLASS. WHITE & Co,
Warren, Dec. L, 1866.
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We have a communication from Yer
mon, signed ga Subscriber" which we
would like to publish, if its statements had
been vouched for by a real name. We re-
peat, for about the fftieth time, that arti-
cles coming to US, not authenticated by a
responsible name, will not be published.
This rule is necessary to prevent impOsl-
ton. We do not require the name of the
writer for publication, but for our person
81 information.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14
Norbert Soulie
VS.. NO. 2056l.
John Williams
1
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
R1::me District de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.

SACHEZ-Que ~agissant d'apres I'm writ de
feiri faeias, emanant de la Cour du 3me District
de la Nouvelle-Orleans dams laffaire ci-dessus
three ct rumerotee, i'ai saisi ct i~'offrirai q Zen
can public, al, plus haut- ench6risseuf, a lanai,
son de Cour daus la vile de Thibodaux. parois-
Sc de Lafourche, le SAMEDI SINE jour de MAI
1865, a II heures A. ~, Ia propriete ci-apres de
critic, savoir: q ar A-,e
lie Tn certain m0reeau de terre, etabli en-
habitation ~sucriere, situe dams la paroisse de
Lafourche, Fiat de Ia Louisiana, sur la rive
droite du Bayou Lafourche, a environ aeuK
miles au7dessus de la Vile, de Thibodaux. con-
tenant vingt ct un arpents CT sept douzlemes,
plus GU moins, de face sur lie dit Bayou, par
q~uarante arpents de profondeur borne en- haut
par les terres appartenant ~antrefois d Alexis
Lejeune fHs, ct maintenant a j. G. Allen 1t Abb
ner Robinson, ct en- has par les terres apparte-
nant a~utrefois a Joseph Leblanc. ct maintenant
a Richard G. Darden. avec les 6atisses ct. anne
liorations. machine Ia vapeur ct aparells, che
tel, us.ensiles aratoires. wagon ct tout ce qui
appartient a la dite habitatioD.
20 I'm moroccan de terre contenant septcents
so~ixante-quatre arpents de superficie, plus GU
moins. etant en- arriere ct adjacent au dit NOR
ceau den avant. ct etant la double concession
du moroccan ci-dessus.
SO 1t IN aatEe moroccan de terre, situe en-
arriere ct Giant Ia triple concession du moroccan
de .terre de devant, ct contenant quatre cents
quatrevingt acres ct 25l10O, piss on moins.
Laqneile habifation a etc achetee de Leoni-
das Polk, par John Williams. ~ W"
@,'s CONDITIONS: %A9 = S75
Compliant en- biilets du Fl esor DIES Etats-Unis,
au moment de REHABILITATION. a99 a
g mars 81 q oil Nj. B0URG. Sheriff.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14
sucoEss1ag DE MICHEL 4! pEas4RD.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
3me District Judiciaire, Paroisse dc
r ofnpraba

FTAT DE La LOUISIANE-Cour du
3me District ~Judieiaire, Paroisse dc
Lafourche.
En- vertn dun .ofdrc de vente, e~ttnlaniant de III
Sine Cour de District Judiciaire.. ~siegeant dams
ct pour la pareisse de Lafourche, date Avril lie
8, 1866. CANS 10 succession ci-apres mentionHee.
je Teadrai 4 Peneai public, au plus haut eaclle-
%risseur, lie JEUDl lone jour de Mai 1866, sur les
lieux ci-apres decrits, situes dams la vile dc
Tlibodahx: '2@t
On certain terrain dc vile, sssitne dams Ia vile
de Thibodaux, Gtaht lie lot No. los. CONNIE il
est represente sur nm plan de la ditat Vile. fat
ct execute par James B. Grinage, ;fe Ter Mai
1912. ct depose an bureau du Recorder de cette
paroisse pour reference; borne en- face on a
l'ouest par Ia rue President, au norl par Ia rue
Clinton, an sud par lie lot No. II3J eta Pest par
slot No. lG9 avec toutes les batisses ct anne
liorations qni2s'y trouvent dessns. Frs
Aust, les fonfaitnrss dc riaison ct u~stens.les
de cuisine. CONSTANT en- bois-de-iits ct fourni.
lures de lit. ,arnoires. tables, ~chaises, i'm poole
de cuisine, baeqtiets, pots. fer-biancs, etc, etc.
~C0NliTl0NS lie terrain, payable CONNIE
suit : L'acqheremf assiimant lie p~aiemtut dane
hypotheque tacit en- tavear du mineur Hypolite
Richard, s~'eleyaRt H. Ia somme de trois cents
soixanteTsept piastres set ls!I00. avec tous les
intetets. qui sont on seront dds dessus, ct IA ba- |
lance du prix payable compliant. lie m~obilier,
payape compliant,
ap * # NJ. BOURG, Shefif.
EEZt EH-Et M EaNE TE EE i
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NvTAT DE La LOUISIANA. Gour On
AAIroisieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.

\ R4SfAI LIN LA fIUOES IA E. tour On
AAT'roisieme District, Paroisse dc ILalourche.
En- vertu dun ordre de yente, emanant de
la 3met Cour Jndiciairelde la paroisse La
fourche, dams la succession ci,dessus nom
NEE, a moi adresse, je vendrai a Penean
public 10 JEUDI 26me jour d,Avril 1866,
a 10 heures A.. NJ, sur les Iieux, plus has
decrits. situes dams la idite paroisse, rive
gauche du Bayou Lafourche. a environ
six miles au-dessus de la vile de Tlliho-
daux, la propriete ci-apres decrite, sayoir:
UNE CERTAINE HABITATION SUI
criere situee dams cette paroisse, sur, la ri
We gauche du Bayou Lafourehe,a environ
six miles au-dessus de la vile de Thfbo-
daux. mesurant neuf arpents ct deux tiers
plaafou5 moinst de face, par quatrevingt de
~profondeur, exeepte l'arpent den haut
qui ma que qaarante arpents dc profon-
deurHsAiifE alti3 81 sr
TN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE,
etant une partie de Ia .dite habitation, en- |
haut ct adjacent a l'hbitation ct situe a
soixante arpents du Bayou Lafourche. me-
surant deuxt arpents de. face au %soixante
arpents, par yingt arpents de ~profondeur,
ct en- erriere de la stSfre de CLOVIS Bou-
dreaux e. Freres: le dit moroccan. de terre
est borne enshaut par la iterre dul dit C.
Boudreaux g. Freres, ct en- bas par celle
de Richard l.. Pugt, avec toutes' les ba-
tisses ct ameliorations qui sly 9troavent
dessus. ssA.r g aa8ilef
aal3l Mulets, 6 Charrettes, / Sncrerie ct
G~haudieres. | Voiture,l Buggy, Meubles,
Pioches, tHaches, | Vache set
son veau, etc. etc. s a 5fHease
CONDITIONS: Compliant en- billets du
Iresor des Etats-Unis payables au mo-
mens de Adjudication.
j N NJ. B0URG. Sheriff {
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SUCCESSION DE. CAROLINE ToUPS.
ETAf DE La LoUIsIANE-Cour du
AA3me District Judieiaire, Paroisse de La
che. ~ 49, -1 - -
En- vertu dun ordre de Fente. emanant de Ia
Sine Goar de District, paroisse Lafourche. dams
la succession cidessus mentionnee, je vendral a
~l'encan public, le MERCREDI 2me jour de
Mai, 1866, a 10 heurcs A. NJ. sur les lieux, sitles
dams la dite p~aroisse, rive droite du Bayou La
fourche, j. environ cling miles au-dessous de la
Vile de Thibodaux, la proprietelciapres decri-
tie. savoir:
1o Tn certain moroccan de rerfe, sitne dams
cette paroisse sur la rive dFoite du Bayou La
fourche, a environ einq miles au-dssous de; la
Vile de Thibodaux. mesurant trois arpents de
face par qnarante ,arpents de prefondeur, sui
want les lignes de tout lie moroccan de terre, Dor
NJ Gu haut par la terre de Lange Guinot, ct en-
has, par celie de la dite succession ci-apresa de-
critic. ensemble avec tontes les batisses ct anne
liorations .qui sly trouvent dessus. i@%f3'4
p TIA aHffS Iiereeau de tcrfe. adjacent ct
atl-aesseus de celui dui Went d'etre decrit, me-
surant un arpentI ct .demi Mus lol moi2s de fsoe
pa aa-I~. ae Iruiolasdl, euieaat les lignes
malntenant existantes sur tout lie moroccan de
terre don't cette partie est bornees en- haut par la
terre de la dite succession. cl-dessus decrite, ct
en- bas par celle. de Arsene Ledet ensemble a
vec togtes les batisscs ct authorizations qui sly
trouveft dessus. as7siAa I1ea3
80 I'm assortment de fanrnitafes de maison.
Ustensiles Arateires, 2 Mulets, l Cheyal, 1 Va
che, SC, &c. S3a $as tsf{ et
ECHEAI GES:-Les proprietes mobilieres, pour
toatcs; so,nmes n9dessous de yingt piastres, Sc
ront payables trente jsurs anres lie jonrsde la
yente. Pour toutes sonlmes ap-dessus de viugt
piastres, payables une moitiG trente ,jours apres
lie jour de III vente ct l'autre Motto en- Mars
1867.
Les morceaux de terres seront payables par
quart, un quart trente, joars apres lie jour de; la
vente ct I'm quart dams tous ct ehacuu dies mois
de Mars des annees 1857, 1868 ct 1869 tab
CONDITIONS ;--Les acquerenls donnerons
leurs billets avec bonnie ct ralables ~sGeurite, IN
sqSlaos payables a lordre de administrator de
la dite succession, au bureau du Recorder de
cette parolsse, avec ~linter&t i llit pour cent
par an apres fecheance. Les terrains resteront
hypotheques avec privilege du
en- favour de la dite succession, ain de
rg lie prix de venteAi Representa- par les
hillets sons lie pacte de non alteasdo st CON
lession de JUDGEMENT. s6. .4sast
81 MATS. 4. elae5 N. BOURG, Sheriff.
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ETAT DE LA LOUIsTANE-Cour d

SG5 l@44tss gHGs ~ a.sss9a 9tf faua
ETAT DE LA LOUISTANE-Cour du
3eIle District j udiciaire, siegeant dams ct
pour la Paroisse isafourche. ,4rr rs z4rsot
Attendu que .prauzin .Hymel dament nom
me ct q~ualiliG administrator de Ia succession
de Drauzin Grosr decide, a ce jour depose a
&c. bureau IN compte final ct complet de SOU adj
minis-tration della dite succession,
En-. CONSEQUENCE les heritiers ct creanciers dc
la snsdite succession, ct les personnes interes-
rees, sont notifies d'aveir a presenter a ceaja-
reat,, dams les trente jours qni %suivront la
publication da dit avis. Les objections qn'ellas
peuvent aroiria ] ~,honologation du dit tableau,
il sera approaye ct honologue con-
fornememt a la loi.
GsssA En- fol de quot j'ai signe ct marque Ia
@SDplace du sceau de la dite Cour, &c II
Mars mil hut cent solxapte-si1.
sci a9 Z. S. ALLAIy, Grefier.
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,s5 metropolitan Recoss.
E5fS4 MD AMs$
NEW TORK vIXDIGATx
JOHN MULLALY. - Enron AND Paor,
81. Office 44s Broome treet! M

THE RECORD AND VINDICAYyR iiss,,ls7f5&
once a week. and contains eie-htv
political news.i editorial matter. md ~
interesting reading. 1t aims to be a trnss2<
answering Exponent OF state Rights e1
tlesibly opposed 10 the anti. Deinoera III t.
consolidation. Relieving that pepoIar fE3
~ tlls Republic is dependent upSu. Stafs
eighty, It Is al war with all t!esp0tic IN
isents on the rights of the people. III sHYH
cease to advocate tfie supFelnacv IL fl,a ~
tiiorltv. and to denounee and e~a,ttIa,nns ~ !.
stonstand usnrpatians of the Military P0Wexss
IN hhe iutare,a an the past, the Recezd u
the faithful advocate OF Democratic pri.scfi2
IS true that recent events. brought abb
fanlticai interftreIiea with the rights Of MI
ny an intolerance of the Constitution M
made IN accordance herewith. have CAUSED
porary revolution but tie principles of +
Only hept IL obsyaaee, and viii, we beliese.
asserted ere many years elapse. The Hsapnj
yet to learn from experience THAT the lssy&
teachings of the great statesnient wha fnn,,d4&
Republic cannot be set aside unless Nv NJ
Overthrow OF popular ireeaom and selfao yprn.
NJ taci Wills N re completely established ~ rs*
pie more thoroughly vindicated tha, j N h "
asserts that GprefnineAt derives r. ips,ssnn
from the consent Of the governed. /" and III, ! IN y
which can only be pefpetnated by Ire xtrn.s
ol Mliitafy lo&sf, laiist, Y et.lftlaued tol,e xn
tallieds rssuf m the establishment saf ! .. III ~
military desIGtisni.
The i cord and Vindicafor shall enn.i,3na
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ahkoha ti ga oiai poligy on tile part OF the adn
the Calender Of tile great Cltarfar III H.
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