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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

BuRGLARr.-The cottage Of Capt Wooster, at the
south end of our village, was entered few nigh 8
since, by some one who thought that place got up
so neatly outside might have some spectral attrac-
ton within. The burglar entered through the pan,
try window, the sash having been previously re-
moved for the purpose of ventilation so that the out.
side blinds which could be easily opened were all
the protection against the entrance Of thieves The
burglar made his way through the pantry, kitchen,
dining room, and parlor, into the hall and up stairs
INTO the Captains armory occupied by his son, but
who that night was absent. Here the fellow found
and appropriated an army revolver and single bar.
relied pistol, which was gift from friend to bis
sou. aud which some think might have been the
special object Of the thief as there were other art
cles plenty which he might have taken, but did
not. Perhaps however, his researches we're some.
What suddenly closed by the discovery that his po.
ence was revealed to the family, who began TO man
heSt evident signs OF uneasiness Though there we're
ne but women and children iu the house that night
the Capt. being on duty at the Equinox House, al
usual, yet the proceedings were sufficiently demon
atrative to indnce the gentleman with the dark
lantern to leave. 1t is said that lie rereaed rather
hastily by the way that he came--leavinga distinct
impression Of his foot in a hill of melons as he
leaped from the window. The foot is said no, to be
very large, and the conclusion is that some young
man, just entering upon guilty course, and already
on his way TO the prison or the galows. was the o
orator IN this crime. We understand that the stolen
pistols have been replaced by others, prepared for
instant use, which in the hands Of resolute woman
even, might make repetition of the offence some
what dangerous If not fatal. But gentle men, look
70 your houses, your windows, and your arms J. A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

II the gentleman whose name bead
ed the call for the Troy & Tory con-
yention. which was holden a Airing
ton, on the 18th inst. possessed clear
record "a Town Treasurer and Receiy-
eE Of Taxes. during the time that this
town Was paying lis large bounty taxes.
80 should have more faith in his pro-
LESSONS Of sympathy for the x-payers
81 this time We believe our people
viii show by Their votes. their appreciA-
ton Of his sympathy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

Ma EzgYoH - Jog Hxsf ] sss b The
papers a tie county la Convention
va bela 1t Ariington Ga Tie i9,h inst.
ard tietet q thoss opposed to The
Acsi0 a ouS late LeRislaiars. a is re-
cent session, pat IN nomination hy them
fsr eame pysYsoas And the question
arises what is aAsi garToae 7 i cannot
H. that the persons composing that
convention are opposed b the building
q .he Lebanon Springs Railroad IN
fari, I understand their speakers al
ayowed their desire 10 have the read
built No man living upon the line Of
the Bennington a Rutland Railroad or
in The towns adjoining. can be 10 de-
mentod ~ not to desire the building oi
the road. OF who would throw the least
obstacle in the way Of its immediate
construction. The benefits Of the road,
when completed. % the people Of this
county, and TO large portion Of the
State oi Vermont, | need not in this
article, enumerate. take il for grant
"a then. the purpose Of those who at
tended the convention at Arlington, on
the 18Th inst, was not to throw any I'M
pediment in the way Of building the
Lebanon Springs Railroad. Is the
pu,Yoss simply to repeal the law Of the
late extra session authorizing certain
towns to loan their credid for the build
ing Of said road II that is the sole
purpose and object, il would seem e
be- very foolish and slender foundation
upon which TO build up great pohtical
party. Suppose the law is repealed al
the next session Of the Legislature
what is gained2 Are the towns. which
have given their assent under the law
thereby relieved Of their obligations t.
issue their bonds in pursuance OF th'
terms Of the assent ? Not at all. Tha
law has done it's mission, has spent IL
force, and no rights or obligations tha
have ACQUIRED under it, can in any wa.
be effected by any subsequent legisla
ton. No power under heaven can eft
feet them but the Judiciary. That | an
right in this position, no honest or can
did man can or will deny. This ther
cannot be the moving cause and pur
pose of the leaders at Arlington on thu
18th inst, what then, is the purpose o
putting in nomination third ticket ii
this county? 1t must be simply to di
vide and destroy the old Union Repub
licau party in this county. 1t can have
no other effect. Idon't belieue there ii
an honest republican in the county
who would intentionally so vote as tc
divide and destroy this old party Tel
me, then, honest republican what you
effect but His, by voting for the ticket
got up at Arlington ON the 18th inst.
by a lot of copperheads, sore heads, and
broken-down politicians. aided by for
eign corporations and foreign capital
lists. Stop then and reflect long
while before you bolt the regular nomi-
nations of your party fairly and hon
orably made agreeably to the usages Of
the party. UNION.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

BASE BALl---Ths match game q bass bail Which
was 70 have been played Il bennington on the iegh
beiwscn the Putpsm GLIB II Bennington and the
Active Clab q Tbs place, Sid got eoms of owing e
the &c, that sben Tie Aetieas arrived On the ground
the lafnams refused to play tie game except with
picked players from arcs different clubs. They
finally played friendly game on saturday, result
lng A. follows Picked Nine a Actiyes %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

GN LIE on THE SITUATION or THE
SouTH A West Virginia paper says
that Gen. Lee very rarely says anything
abot politics, bat that when be does re-
fer 10 the political condition of the coun-
try be advises submission, in good
faith, to the result Of the war--a strict
obedience to the laws. and that every.
thing which could be tortured even into
an evidence Of continued disloyalty
should be avoided.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

kAsT AstISuros, August H. 1867
EDlroR OF JoUES1L.--My name having been rs
ed BY the convention ihai assembled At Arlington,
oa the 18th Inst Tor the Office Of High Bn , on the
ticket then AMI there nominated, without my knowl-
cage or consent, take this method 10 inform the
people Of Ghis County that have no interest or fel,
lowship IN any that il calculated TO defeat
or reiard the construction Of the Lebanon Spring.
Railroad, the ticket Of the Union Convention al,
ready before the people Of this County.
n. L. ASDREw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

A LaRoE Trorr. VI 4 N. Pratt OF taos town took
fresn The HaHentia yesterday, iroai Measuring ~
iuehss % ienrih saa wsishiag aarss pass d avs fr
aAacss We bslssys TIA the largest trou; that has
been taken ia This iooety far several Ftan. Mr.
Z hss certainty aistanee4 be ooapellior, aud i
su.rilssi 10 tie Cop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

We understand that Mr.. Powe rs, who was put in
nomination BY the Boilers Convention at Arlington,
on the 18Th, for Sheriff, declines the nomination. -
Dir. 7 Is the nominee Of the regular Union Convcn
tion for Sheriff. and will doubtless be elected blythe
party represented in that convention He ID an out.
and out railroad man, and not 10 sympathy with the
boilers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

FEsTIyAI~--We invite the attention Of all to the
festival 70 be held IN the Court House on weddes-
day afternoon and evening o this week, by the la
dies Of the Congregational Society. There are to
fancy articles sold, and refreshments furnished
obiect--a new church. All are earnestly invited to
attend
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

FIRE IN LONDONDERRY - The dwelling house
barn and out buildings Of Elijah Carlton, of Lon
pondery, were destroyed by FIRE GU Tuesday after,
ef last week. There was insurance of $500 on the
buildings, which viii nearly cover the loss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

Nr. cunris Brnros hn. sole hla place Il iha ".
age whieh hss hesn shteHfs6 u he 1opnsss- e
~. Dave b. srBiA 81 titssoa, \. +. coaslaeailoa
s4.s90. ~ D. naw e5er So saie Bis lara iyiae
% tie baiieuka. n he ssasA FsFi a as town.-
See naveltlsem.at
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH VI
West Baton Rouge--Fifth judicial DIS
trict Court. 10 matter OF Succession
of Abraham J. Bird, decd. No. s24.
By Virtue of a commission to me direct
ed in the above numbered and emitted sue.
%cession. of date the 31st day of July, A.
D. 1866, from the Hon the Fifth District
Court in and for said parish and state,
will be offered for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder at the court
House of this parish, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of March, A,
D. 1867, at II o'clock a m the following
described property belonging to said sue
c~ession of Abraham j. Bird deceased,
situated lying and being j IN this parish,
to wit
A kiln of bricks containing about
three hundred and fifty thousand bricks,
a lot of hewed cypress timber, said brick
aud timber being on the plantation form
erly belonging to said deceased, but now
owned by Joseph Isidore Daigle in this
parish.
Terms of sale--CASH.
feb Is, VIM. WHITE. Shift.
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seized and will expose at public sale, t.
the last and highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, the present domicile Of James r
Devall on the Smithfield Plantation in
this parish, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of March next,
a d 1867, at IL o'clock M, the hereinafter
described plantation and m~oveables, to,
wit /:
II A tract of land situated in this par
ish of West Baton Rouge established as
a sugar plantation and called Ashland
Plantation, measuring nine arpents front
to the river Mississippi. with the depth
thereunto belonging, bounded North by
the smi,hfeld Plantation belonging to
Mrs. Ira Smith, South by lands or plan
tation of a c Woods, and back by lands
of Laurent Millauton and A G Woods
containing six hundred and eighty acres,
more or less, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
27 Three quarters Of section SO, town
ship 6 range III east, containing three
hundred and eighty acres with buildings
and improvements thereon, consisting Of
and old saw mill, &c.
81 Fifteen heads ofmules, twelve acres
seed cane, eight hundred barrels corn,
twenty-five heads horned cattle one sad
die horse, three bedsteads, half a dozen
chars, one lot crockery ware, one side
board.
Seized to satisfy amount of judgement
interests and costs in above suit.
Terms of sale. CASH, with henefs Of
appraisment. " DURABLE, Jr.
ian26. D S.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PARoIssE

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui-
m District Judiciaire. J. N. Robert.
Go, ct Nine. Pauline Aillet, spouse,
VS.. Augustin Aiiiet, epoux. No. 1884.
En vertu de deux writs de e. ia. addresse
au Sheriff de la paroisse ct Etat susdite.
dams Faifaire CT dessus, en- date du Gene
jour de Decembre 1856, par Honorable
la Cour du Ginquieme District Judiciaire.
dams ct pour la dite paroisse ct Etat, ii
sera offert EN- vente publique on plus Of
rant ct dernier encherrisseur sur les lienx
du defendant, Augustin AilIet, en- cette
paroisse douest Baton Rouge
|SAMEDI, lie 2me jour de Mars, a.. d. 1860
a IL heures a. M, les proprietes ~ci-apres
~decrites at hypotheques ct appartenant
an defendant, Augustin Aillet, SAVIOR =
un certain moroccan de terre slime en-
cette paroissa dOuest Baton Rouge. mes
urant I'm arpent de face sur la riv;ere
Mississippi, plus gu moins, avec une pro-
fondeur de vingt-cinq arpens, plus on
MONS, contenant environ vingt-eino ar.
pens de super6cie, plus on moins, borne
en- hant par terre de Treyille Landry. en-
bas par celle de Bernard PeyroDnin ct an
arriere par celle du dit Treville Landry
ainsi que toutes les batisses ct amel;ora.
tlons qui sly trouvent denx Its ct four.
nlture, une armoire, IN garde-manger. un
bureau, un pupitre, une d~emi-douzaine
chaises, un demi-douzaine convert Oar
gent, un pendule, un lot d'ustensila 40
cuisine, IN lot de f~aience, I'M lot charrues
ct attelages. Pour payer ct satisfa;ra 10
at ordre d~execution ainsi qu'interet ct
conditions de la vente, Compliant.
:rals: P. @. DUPUY,
Depute Sheriff.
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the right, title and interest Of the defend,
ants in and to the following described
property, to-wit =: .,u
A certain tract Of land situated, lying
and being in said parish of West Baton
Rouge, measuring one arpent to the river
Mississippi, with the depth therennto be
longing, bounded above and below by
lands Of the purchases and back by those
of Jean Baptiste Lejeune, with all and
singular the buildings and improvements
thereon and rights. ways and serv'tudes
in any wise appertaining, to pay and sat
isfy said writ of execution, together with
fees and costs, 2. O. DUPUY,
jaDe2 Deputy oherh.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-02
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. PaRoIssE

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISsE
douest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui-
ID District Judicia:se. d. w. +. Bis.
bee vs.. Jean Baptise Hebert. No. 1914
En- gertu dun ordre de e. ia. addresse an
Sheriff de la p~aroisse Quest Baton Rouee
dansle process CT deesus, en- date Janvier
7, 40. 1867, de pHon. la Cour du Cinoui
eme District Jndiciaire dams ct pour Ia
p~arolsse ct Etat susdite, J'ai saisie ct Tex.
poseral en- vente publique au plus offIant
ct dernier encherrisseur, a la maison de
Cour de cette paroisse-
SAMEDL lie 2me jour de Mars proclaim
A. D. 1851, a IL heures a. M, Pinteret in.
disls dun huitieme de proprietes s~uivants
apPartenant au defendeur Jean Baptiste
hebert, savoir:-
Llnteret indivise de Jean Baptise He
bert dun huitieme dun certain moroccan
de terre situe en- cette paroisse a six mil
du Ferry Landing de cette paroisse. mes
urant un arpent de face an fIeuve Missis.
s,,ppl, avec profondeur de quarante arpepts
plus gu moins, les lignes sur les cotes fer.
mant en- allant au fond, borne en- haut ct
oas par terres de veuve James Rappe.
her, I. G. J., au fond par terres de la snc-
session de James McCalop, avec pinteret
indivise dun huitieme de toutes les bat;..
ses ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
Linteret indivise dun huitieme dams
moulin q mais ct moulin a cotton snr
.erre gu habitation de venve James Ran
lie grand mere du defendeur.
oa'sle pour payer ct satisfaire Ia mon.
,ant gu Jugement, des i~nterets ct frais
aans lie process ci'dessus.
Conditions de Ia vente-Comntant ovao
oene1ce ~dInventaire. J.V. Durable. .Ir
Depute Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, 5th District Court.
J. n. Robert & Go Mrs. Pauline Aillet,
wife. VS.. Augustin Aillet, husband
No. 1884.
By virtue of two writs of e. ia. directed
to the Sheriff of the parish Of West Ba-
ton Rouge, State aforesaid, in the above
entitled suit, of date the 26th day of De
cember a. d. 1866, from the honorable the
Fifth judicial District Court in and for
said parish and State, will be offered for
sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder or the premises Of the de-
PENDANT, Augustin Aillet, in this parish
of West Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of Mrrch next,
a. d. 1867, al IL o'clock a. no.. the follow
ing described mortgaged property belong
ing to the defendant. Aug'n Aillet, to-wit:
A certrin tract of land situated 10 this
parish Of West Baton Rouge, measuring
one arpent to the Mississippi river. more
less, with the depth of twenty-five ar
penis, more OF less, containing about
twenty-five superficial arpents. more or
less, bounded above by lands Of Trerille
Landry below by those Of Bernard Pey-
ronnin and in the rear by those of said
Treville Landry. together with all and
singular the buildings, fixtures and i'm
%provements thereon. rights, ways, servi-
tudes in any wise belonging also two
beds and bedding, one armoir, n safe,
one bureau, one writing-desk, half dozen
half-dnzen silver ware. one clock,
one lot Of cooking utensils. one lot of
crockery ware. one lot Of plows and gears
To pay and satisfy said writ of execution
with interests and costs.
Terms of sale, Cash.
lan26 P. 0. nUPUY, d, S.
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Sh'f.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. In matter of succession of Onesl.
phore Bernard, Sr. No. 65l.
! By virtue of a commission directed to the
Sheriff of the parish of West Baton
Rouge in the above entitled and number
ed succession, of date January 2lst A
D 1867, from the Hon the Fifth District
Court in aud for said parish and State, |
will offer at public sale to the last aud
highest bidder, in front of the Court House
of this parish, on
SATURDAY, She Cd day of March next,
A d 1861 the following described prop
erty belonging to said succession, to-wit:
Three lots Of ground situated in this
parish at the Ferry Landing and in tue
town of West Baton Rouge and designa.
ted on a plan Of said town drawn by
Joseph Goiimski, surveyor and civil en-
gineer in November 1854, as being lots
Nos. Is. Is. and II, in square No. /, mea-
surfing each thirty feet front by one hum
dred in depth together with all and singu-
lar the buildings and improvements there
on.
Personal property consisting Of two
old bedsteads, one large feather bed, one
large feather bed, one old armoir, one old
bureau, one old dining table, n dozen
old chairs, one old clock, ten silver forks
and thirteen silver spoons, one soup spoon
one old shot gun, one old gold watch and
chain, one pair old candlestieks, one pair
old andirons.
Terms of sale-The real estate for cash
for one,half the price of adjudication, and
for the remaining half, or balance. Oh
terms Of credit of twelve months from
the day of sale the purchaser to give
his note bearing eight per cen interest
from date till paid, with approved person
al security for the portion sold on credit
and mortgage and vendors privilege re.
on the property until full and final
payment. The movable effects for cash
the dag OF sale. j. v. Durable, Jr..
|apzo Deputy Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Amelina Landry. Widow Hilairt
Bergeron, VS.. Michel Hebert, ct ais
No. 1882.
BY virtue Of a writ Of Fl IA directed te
Sheriff Of the parish and State aforesaid
OF date the 9th day of January a d 1867,
from the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District
Court, in and for said,parish aud State,
will be offered for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder in front of
the Court House door of West Baton
Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of March next,
. d 1857, at IL o'clock a m all the rights
title and interests of the defendants Mi
chel Hebert, ct ais in and the following
described mortgaged property, to-wit
A certain tract of land SITUATED in
this parish measuring four arpenfs front,
more or less, to the river Mississippi.
with the depth thereunto belonging. be-
tween parallel lines bounded above by
the Cut OF Road, below by lands Of
Bernard Peyronnin, in the rear by lands
OF 9 Michel Hebert. & Co., acquired by de-
PENDANTS at the succession sale of the
property of Hilaire Bergeron, deceased
on the 18th day of June 1858. To paw
and satisfy said writ of execution toeeth.
Or with interests and costs.
Terms Of Sale-CASH.
Ms
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ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-PAROIssE

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PAROISsF
a'Ouest Baton Rouge-Cinquieme Dis.
trlct Judiciaire-Felix Edgar Bernard
Executeur Testamentaire de la success
sion, Onesiphore Bernard, ST.. rs.
Nathaniel W. Pope. No. 1896.
En- Vertu dun writ de saisie ct de yente
2 MOI adresse dams P~affaire CT dessus. en-
aale du Zine jour de decembre A D
1900. par rHon. la cour du Cinquieme
District yudiciaire, dams ct pour Ia par
oisse ct Fiat snsdit. il sera offert en- vente
p,ublique u plus ofrant ct dernier en-
cnerrlsseur, q IL maison de cour de cette
0AMEDi' 10 2me jour de Mars, a D 1867
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROIsSE
d'0uest Baton Rouge--5me District Ju-
diciare. Aurore Babin epouse de Bien-
venue Simoneau vs.. Jean Baptiste ct
Vilfred Chemin. No. 1850.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vente
addresse au Sheriff de la paroisse d'Onest
Baton Rouge dams lie process ci dessus, en-
intitule, ct date du Ia Janvier A. D.
1857 de l'Hon. la Cour du Cinquieme Dis.
triot Judieiaire dams ct pour la paroisse
ct Etat susdite, Jai saisie ct j'exposerai
en- yente p~ublique al plus ofIrant ct der
bier encherrisseur, a la maison de Cour
de cette paroisse-
SAMEDl, lie 2me jour de Mars proclaim,
A. D. 1867, a IL heures a. m, Ia terre by.
potlieque ct ci-apres decrite, saynir -
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe pres
du Bayou Poydras en- cette paroisse, con.
nu ct designae CONNIE lie quart est de la
section dix hut, en- township six range
onze est, ceutenaut cent soixante acres,
les batisses ct ameliorations sly ~trouvent.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire lie mon.
tant de jugement, DIES interets ct frais.
Conditions de la yente, Compliant ayec
beniice d'insentaire. J.V. DuRaLDE, Jr.,
laH26 Depute Sheriff.
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20 DuRuY.nI


ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, RA1e1
d'ouest Baton Ronge. Com
District Judiciaire. Dana
bat & Geaeres, VS. James G. &s
Woods. No. 1916. q sa
En- vertu dun writ de & q sdea1es4!9k
Sheriff de la paroisse d'ouest BAtoa
Fiat susdite, il sera ofert 90 seeesE
blique an plus offrant ct derbief
risseur a Ia maison de cour Dc Co.
oisse, sss
SAMEDI, lie 2me jour de Mars Al
a IL heures a m tout les droiss, sit1t.
interets des defendants James 49,
Woods, a les prophecies snivsnteasa:s
Q. Tn certain moroccan de tefle
en- cette paroisse ct mesuranf
trois quart de face an flenve Mic
plus gu moin, ayec IN profondeurEee
tre-vingt arpeus, plus on nosa sss
lignes ~paraielles, borne en- hstf
a~ppartenant a John P. Dillingba..a
moroccan ci-dessus decrit, en- ef 1isg
celles de James G Woods en- ~
les de Thompson ] Bird, avec -
ct ameliorations qui 81 ~trouvedk
8. I'm autre moroccan de terse
tue en- cette paroisse . quarsnss
du Teuve Mississippi, resufaat 49,
pens fe face sur I'm ~profondef -
arpens, entire lignes paralleles.
haut par terres de Nine John uon..
bas par lie I'd moroccan cidessus
ne, en- avant par celles de John
ham, ei en- erriere par celles % - q
Woods.
Saisi pour payer ct satisfalre -
Ire d'excution.
Conditions &c la vente-suF ID 80
10 douze mois.