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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
ruTRD MEAT IN WASHINGTON MARKET.

To TIE Editor or Ie J1onnt
SIR Last Friday bought some steak in
Washington Market and being In great hurry did not
stop to examine It, though thought at the time that 1t
had curious look On It's getting into the cooks hands
at home she saw II spoiled, In fact putrid Having
company, the consequence was our entertainment was
not great. This morning went 20 the stand where 1
ght tho meat, but the owner told me had made
mlsakeit good meat ever was-and on further
words he damned me In good round terms. OF course
determined TO prosecute him. and for this abuse, II for
nothing more Upon making inquiry Of the otherbutch-
ers they said would have very hard work 70 my
charge some said that perhaps the meat was only
little mussed Going TO tho Market Clerk, he said had
mistaken in not bringing the meat back to have 1t In
spected when said not In tho habit OF carrying
putrd meat IN my basket II knew IT, He said there
was no remedy could give the name OF the keeper OF
the STALL and it the service OF any in private
but would probably do for you to print IT, because
you would DO liable TO action In SANDER IL seems to
me that there might be remedy for the conhding public
though hardly know what Ia. Perhaps inspector
might do some good. There are other abominaons In
that market which could specify but would probably
do no good. xr.z
DIR. BUTTON AND THE RECENT SUICIDE AT AU-
BURN PRIsoN-AN INVESTIGATION BY THE
PRISON ASSOCIATION.
To he Editor Of The ITfbuHG
SIR: In common with other papers, you pub
sled the recent sad selfdestrucon OF convict the
State Prison at Auburn Immediately after the punish
men OF the showerbath together with the charge OF
cruelty against Dr. j. d. Button, the prison ply scan. In
connection Herewith DR. g. writes me that he publicly
conradicted the charge against himself but complains
that hardly any of the papers that copied the charge
published his denial know nothing personally OF the
case and consequently say nothing concerning its
merits but cannot readily believe DIR. Button guilty
OF yindetivenesS iDhumanity, have known him for
years. and have always regarded him possessing
n,HI rfpdoo tofu auAaa
to err on the side OF eny than Of severity The Prison
Association Will, In the OF the Summer, make
thorough investigation Of this case, and publish the facts
In their next annual report. .II..
&c WINES, Cor. Sec. N. Y. p. Association.
Nep- York, May %, 1868. n
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COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

srpnxxk Travelled BY BARSARp J! srrAsS
LAND and CARDolo, j. J. Court opens at lof N
Non enumerated motions !.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MosQUERA - THE NEW
PRESIDENT THE FINANCIAL SITUATION -
MINING INTERESTS.
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NASBK

THE CHICAGO coNyENTIoN-MR. Nasty At
TENDS 1T AND GETS on A HEAVY DISGUST
LECTURE on DEMOCRACY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-01-25
EtAt dc la Louisiana.
C0ur du Quatricme District Judieiaire.
PAROISsE Sr-JACQUEs.
Succession de teu Michel Poirier.

AttendI que Nine Josephine Landry veuve
Michel PORTER, de Ia Pa%roisse S%.-Jacques,
ADMINISTRATIVE de Ii snsdi,e Succession, a en-.
liasse en- cette Cour son second compile pro.
visoire administration de la dite Succession,
demandant Phomologation d'icelui
Avis public est par lie present donne a tous
ceux y interesses, d'avoir a deduire par ecrit,
dams trente jours de Ia date du present avis, an
pour lcsquelles il ne serait pas fait droit Il la
demande de la dite pe%titionnaire.
Par ordre de Iadite Cour.
7. s. GAUDET, Gregier.
Paroisse st-Jacaues, p Janvicr 1865.
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Je me- proposal dams vingt cabarets CONNIE 'aVeur
dc verres. ct il ins vingt ics tcondui.. Les burcauS
de placement, aples III avoir fait d6cliner mes titres
ct mes professions, me renNoyaient aux halendes
greeques ct Encouragement a professor la medicine.
Tn Gpicier rcius. mes services de balayeur ct de com
missionnaire parccq'ln ie ne connaissais pas la vile.
II me rcstait done pour unique resource Ia lnendi-
cite aix portes dc l'fglisc.---.. REIMBURSEMENT que
lie Mississippi coulait a pleiEs bords, ct que l,homme
dot MOURN ayant de tendre Ia main.
On q lbeauconp parlff ce4ntgse le suicide, ct les phi
losophes ont tronyt que Get acte ttait laehe, Peut'
ttre ont-ils raison, enx gni marchent prfsqae to!-
iours . c6tt. de Ia Ytrite ct qui p~ossallent rarement
lie courage du stoicien. Je ne veux point sophisti-
quer SIR IL droit reel on ~prercndu que Fhomne a
de fnir violennment sa proprc comtdie, nj m'attaqner
aux autoritts en- cct!e matiare &c vie on de mort
,nais ie vons assure quill est DIES heurcs sombres de
disappearance ct Establishment on ION nc distingue
plus lie bicn Gu NAL, on Ia tete est livrte u toites les
tempetes Ct a tous les bcuiilomements, OH Tame p-
teuse est inscnsible ct CONNIE sans valeur de reac-
ton, OH la mort vous semhle une fin natu1elle ct
bonne. Mourn, cest tinir iinir, c'est trouyer lie
calme, lie repos absolu, In ~prohonde %quietude des
lutteurs endormis pour leternite. Quest done Ia vie'
la lutte pour I'm moroccan de pain, I'm moroccan de
toffe, qnelqueiois un bout de gallon rouge. Celia vaut
il la peine quon defendc prGcieusen,ent sa pauvrt
tate sans ceryellc, qn'on combatte incessamment
gu'on travaille, qu'on sollicic, quion implore, qn'or
soft servile, qu'on devianne hautain, qu'on Sc fasst
perroquet7 Quand il est bien prouvd que lie bonheu
nest qu'un fantome insaisissahle ici.bas, pas mes
hesoin de courir niaisement ct iperdument vers c.
fantdme de Inauguration dartglte. Il est bien vra
cue nous ne nous sommes pas dome Persistence
mails raison de plus pour sc debarrasser dune tonctiol
inposde. Cette derniere phrase sent IN peu rhcrtsie
c'est quelle revele Fetat dun esprit qui mdditai
lie suicide.
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p'ic'ty, which characterized both lis public and private
life, would have incorncita'ed him from observing. No
one viii maintain that Henry, who strove SO hard to
make thu Clergy his vassals, and win them from the
ale siance due to the Sovereign Pont'f, and whose
hands were, soon after, stained with the blood Of the
sainted Thomas a Iiecket, had any ~caracjty or any
.kwfnl mission to improve the religion and morals Of
the Irish. "
Tie peridy OF lie, Anglo-saxon is paralleled by his
hypoctitical pretensiors and by these only. Outside
Of himself, we know Of no human a,trihu,ion to which.
we can ascrlbe patallolism or analogy with his per
tlions, unsuitable, dominating procliyites nor any
which can stand in. comparison with them. "Joannes
Taurus, at home or sabs:oaa, in L, gland or America,
every where and always, preserves the same u,ap-
proachable se'f-snffc;enny and unabashed impudencc.
If he cannot perform what he undertakes, no nn,ive
delicacy, nor any consideration of human respect will
deter him from undertaking what he can not perform
And SO Henry 2nd, on q fraudulent acquisition and pre-
carious possession Of about one-,en:h Of Ireland, set to
work with Characteristic etIrohtery to reform The ma
liyes and this was the way he did it.
I'VE quote from a protestant historian, Sir John
Davies. Attorney. General under james lst] -" Al
Ireland vas, by Henry 2nd, caAtoni2ed among tn o
the English natjon,.... and though tAey had Gol gained
possession Of ore t.Ird part OF the kingdom, yet, ii
title they we're owners and lords Of all so that nothing
was left 10 be granted to the natives.,! Ard therefore
we do net find in any record or history. for the space
Of thrcs hundred years af rr ;hesc adventurers first ar
rived in Ireland, that any Irish lord obtained a grant o
his country from the Crown, etc......"
There is SO marvellous a similarity between hi,
Anglo-Sason cantonzing Of other peoples lands il
the 10Th Ces ,ury, and the parcellng out today Of on
own Southern States INTO districts. that these question
are naturally forced upon us:--''!s the process of thu
disposing of Il country peculiar to usarpersH' Has gu
civilization re,IogfaLed within the last hu!f-doyen year
to the despotlsms Of past ages or did Henry End ant
/ cipate cur improved method Of reforming and recon
st1ucting? Those questions, we put parer:aeticall
aud leave hem open fer ISOLATION. Their cousjderasio
may Serge our people as matter for reflection on tn
dominating instincts and tendencies common to OIL
and NV Englani on the analogue which Old Fin
glands civil polly finds in that CT New England ri.
or the consequent Importance to ourselves, TO cn7ta
and restrict by all legitimate means, L power that ha
Obtained a prestige among the nation. Of the earl
more by successful imPosture and deception, Iiln b
inherent greatness that, N pursuance o. Its hea!.les
policy, tsa.npies laws and constitutions in the dust
and peisecu..s to tie br ak Of the grave, every Peep!
subject to its ma!ign influence. K.
4 lIu IF con r NIfII.
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Auditors Office, State Of Louisiana,

New ORLEANS, January 10Th, 1868.
To sosrHESE THERlor Esq,
State Tax Collector, Parish OF ST. James,
Sir:
The State Constitutions Convention now in
Session in this City, having passed an Ordi-
nance levying a tax OF one mill upon the dol
lar on all taxable psoperly,lo pay the expenses
OF said Convention you are hereby directed
TO proceed immediately 10 collect said tax, The
same to DC reported by you as the "Coaven,ion
Tax and to be calculated upon the assess
ment Of 1867, and payable "oniy in the legal
currency of the United States.'
You are to pay to the Treasurer Of tho State
al the end OF every month, under oath, ali
sums collected by you under this ordinance,
less the amount Of your commission, which is
the same as for The collection Of other State
taxes; and to make your final settlement for
the same on or before the Isl day of April,
1868.
The taxable property in your parish on the
assessment of 1867, being S2s6645O, the tax
will be S2s66 l5ilOO.
Very respectfully,
II. PERALTA,
Auditor.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Duacun p. Kenncr
vs.. 25l -.-...
II. q. Coycmb.

Bytvirtur Of a writ9of Fl IA 10 me directed
in the above matter by the Honorable the
Fourth Judicial District Court in and for the
Parish Of Saint James, | have seized and will
offer at public sale and auction, on the PFC
misses, on WEDNESDAY, the 19,h day Of
FEBRUARY 1868, a, II O'Clock a. NJ, the
following property, seized as aforesaid, to
satisfy said writ, to wit:
lo.-A SUGAR PLANTATION, situated in
the Parish of Saint James. on the loft hank
Of the Mississippi river, abont G5 miles
above the city Of New Orleans, measuring
ten arpen,s from, Oh the river, with ali the
depth lhereunto belonging, bounded hn.o"
by The plantation Of Mr.. Vasacnr Webre
and above by another property belonging
10 Lcfeudan, II, o. Colonlh, with all the
buildings, fences and improvements thereon
and !herennto belonging.
30. Six %pIoughs, three carts, one COW an,
eight mn'es. .-....
TERMS-CAsH on the spot IN legal currency
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of ST. James, 18th January 1868.
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State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of St. James.
Josephine Anne
VS.. N. 273
ALEXIS Ferry, her husband.
State of Louisiana.

By virtue Of a writ of tieri facias TO me d.
rected in the above matter by the Honorable
the Fourth Judicial Dis,ric, Court in and for
the Parish Of St. James, | have seized and will
offer at public sale and auction, on the first
hereinafter described plantation, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day Of FEBRUARY,
1868, at II o'clock a. NJ, all the property
belonging to defendant Alexis Ferry, to wit
10. A Sugar Plantation, situated in the Pa.
IRISH of ST, James, on the right bank OF the
Mississippi river, about fifty seven miles
above the City of New Orleans, measuring
eleven arpents front on said river by eighty
arpents in depth, bounded above by the
property Of Mr.. Basano formerly the pro,
perry Of Henry J. Roman) and below by
that Of Mr.. sep!itne Fortier together with
all the buildings, sugar house, steam en-
CINE and mill, t}lereunto belonging, as we'll
as thirty five mules, three horses, five cows
with calves, six carts, eighteen ~pIousls and
a lot of spades, hoes, shoyels, axes, and all
the other farming utensils thereto attached.
20. A Sugar Plantation, situated in the Parish
Of St. James, on the left bank of the Missis.
sippi river, about fifty four miles above the
City of New Orleans, measuring sixteen ar.
penis front on said river, by a depth of sixty
five arpents on the upper line and eighty
arpents on the lower one bounded above
by the property of Mr.. Eugene Matherne
and below by that of widow Eugene Bour.
geois-wiih all the buildings and improve.
ments, steam mill and engine thereon and
thereunto belonging.
30. About nine hundred TO nine hundred and
fifty acres of Swamp Lands, situated in the
rear of the above last described Sugar
Plantation.
40. Sundry movables, house hold and kitchen
furniture and utensils, two carriages, three
horses, a lot of silver ware and o,hc,
movable articles, a full description of which
will be given on the day of sale.
TERMs-CAsH on the spot in legal currency
S. THEREOF,
- Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, 18th January, 1868.
N. S. LANDRY, NOtairc Public.
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Attcndr que Fiorion Rousse', de IA Paroissa
Saint-Jacqnes, s'est adresse 4 la Cour sus-dile
d letfet deere nnmmG administrator de la
Succession de leu Em6ranthe Poch4 weave
Christophe Ronssel, deo6d6e in;estat
Avis public est par lie present dome a tous
ceuX y interests, d'avoif a dadui1e par cert.
dans dix jours dc Ia date dn present avis, au
bureau du Gretiier de celte Conr, les fsisons
pour lesque!les il ne serait pas fait dsoil a ia
denande du dill pelitionnaile.
Par ordre de iadile Conr.
T. S. GAUDET, Grcdicr.
Haroisse St-Jacques, IS Janvier 1868.
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MOULIN A R!z.

Les proptie,aires dc rEMPlRE PARISH
STEAM RICE MILL. prayicunen, les ri.
z'efs fnlls son' main,enant ptats a faire net
foyer tous les rz qni icnr scron, envoyes.
l'euF moulin, lie plus grand quill y al, a%ujour.
dhn' en- Louisiana, possede les derniers per
fectlonuemerts.
sadrcsscr a la NouvclIe Orl6ans chez Fin.
MIX MARTIN, Rue de la yieille Leyee.
No. i'5, entire les RUGS Toulouse e, Jefferson,
on a Iear uslne a la Pointe Il la Hache, Pa.
rolsse lie PIaGuemines. fay. SIN.
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BY vit,nn Of a WI, Of tieri facias To me d.
reclel by the Honorable the Fourth Judicial
District Count. Parish Of st. James; il the
above matter. | have seized and will offer at
pubic sale and auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the .rfh day Il FEBRUA-
RY 1868. at II O'Clock a. n, the herein after
described property, TO satisfy said writ, to wit:
Io-A certain tract of LAND, situated in
the Parish of ST. James, on the left bank of
the Mississippi river, abou, 81 miles above
New Orleans, measuring two arpcn,s and a
half front to said river by eighty arpenis in
depth, bounded below by lands Of Fs. Refine
& Co, and above by lands Of hris,iie Bour-
geois, with all the buildings ,hereunto be.
longing.
2o.-The undivided half Of 500 acres of land
situated in the rear of the above plantation
and held in common by defendant Etienna
Scixnaydre e. Ari-tide Bourgeois.
3o.-The undivided one fourth Of a Sugar
Honsc. engine and mill, erected on Fs.
RENE & Co. plantation.
TERMS-CAsH in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James. 18th January 1868.
Iy~Immediatcly after the above sale, | will
offer at public sale
lo.-A certain tract of LAND situated in the
Parish of Saint James, on the left bank oil
the Mississippi river, abont 81 miles above
New Orleans, measuring two and a half ar.
penis front to said river, by eighty arpents
in depth, bounded below by the property Of
Elienne SciXnaydrc and above by that Of
widow Alexander Humphreys, with all the
improvements thereon.
2o.-The undivided half of 500 acres of land
in the rear of the above tract and held in
common by E,ienne Seixneydre & Aris,ide
Bourgeois.
3o.-The undivided one fourth Of a Sugal
House, engine and mill, erected on F. Rel
mes plantation.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
CASH in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Auctioneer.
Parish of 81 lanes, 25th January 1868
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State OF Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
Succession Of the late Michel Poiriier

Whereas Mrs. Josephine Landry widow
Michel Poirier: Of the Parish of Sain, James,
sdm'nistra,r'x of the above Succession, has
filed in this Court her second provisional ac.
count of administration of said Succession,
praying for the homologation OF the same:
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned to file in writing within thirty days
from the date of notice hereof, at the office of
the Clerk of said Court, the reasons why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
By order Of said Court.
T. S. GAUDET, Clerk.
Parish of St. James, 25th January 1868.
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l..ai dc la Louisiana.
k..a! dc la Louisiana.
COUR pU QUATRlEME DISTRICT
JuDiClAIRE.
PAROlSSE Sr-JAcQUES.
discipline Aimc ..- ...
vs.. n 21j
81 A1cais Ferry, son mari.
Alcais EcrrY, son mari.

En- ver,u dun writ de fe,. tacias a MOI
dams l%'at,ire ci-dessu's par Phonorahle
la Con, du Quatritmc District Jndiciairc dams
CT pour Ia Paroisse St-Jacques, jai saisi CT
~j'offrirai Ell ven,e pnblique ct Il fenchere,
(sur Ia prorriG'f dicti,e sous lie No. y le
MERCREDl 10 FEVRIER 1868, il II hcures
du matin, ,on,cs les prophecies apparlenant all
.dtfenieur Alexis Ferry, CONNIE Suit, SAVIOR:
10. Tue Habltm,iou t,ahiic eli Sucrcric, 81.
tude dams la paroisse St-Jacques, sur la rive
droitc hu feuve Mississippi, a cInqnantr-
sep, miles @ensiron au .deSsus dc la Vile 1e
la Nonyc'lr Orleans. mesurahl oiiZc atpcuir
de- face an Iii, ncuve sur G%uatre yingts ar
peu,s de pro!oudeur, bornGc 4 la li2ne snp6-
ticurc par la proplitie lie NJ. Basano cl-
devant ceile dc Henri ]. Roman c, a la
Unite iui6sicurc par cclle de NJ. Srp'lnc
Fottier ensemble avec toutcs les la.t~ses,
la Sucreric, III machine a vapeur 81 lie inou-
lin, ct les aultrs authorizations qul J appar-
tlenncnt, ayusi cue ifcu,c cruQ %lnnlcis, tvois
chcvaux, cine vaehcs avcc vcanx, six char.
reites, dix hut chatrucs, IN lot dc pc'!e-,
%pioches, haches. etc, c, ,ous les autfes ms
trumen,s aratoircs qul y aprarilcnnen'.
90. Cne hnblfation alabiie en- Sncrrrie, sitnee
dams la paroissc Sainl,Jncfncs, sur In rive
g%ancAe du iieGve Mississippi, i cinquante-
qnalrc miles environ aU-dessns de la vile
do la Nonvel!e OEieaus, mesntnut sej2e ar.
penis de face al III, ileuve, sur une pfoton-
trur de soixauie Cinq afpents a Ia ilgne STU
p%ericnre ct de 1natrc singtS aIpents Il Ia
ligne inIerirure, bornec par en- hant par la
proprieie dc NJ. Engane Malhcruc c, par
Ell bias par ceEie de veuvc Ensene Bour.
ocols ayec ,oules les ha.isses tl amcliora-
tons, Ia sncferle, Ia machine il vapeur, lie
moulin, etc, qui s'y ltouvcnl et y appar,
~tienneut.
80. De neut cent a neuf cen, ctuQuan,e acres
de terre &c c|yprttre situG> en- arrlere de
lhabitAlIon dtcf.ie sous lie No, ..
10, Divers ollcls mobliiers, ,cl> Cue mcubles
meublants, usiensiles de cuisine, dcuN yoi.
lures, ttois chovauy, uu lot d'algenictie at
au.res OBJECTS de v%aicur, qul seToMt plus am.
PIGMENT dtcr'ts lie ioui de la vcnte.
CONDIrlONS-CoMrrAsr sur les i.eux en-
bullets ayani cours.
$. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
pnrptren g. la.,y,nc I I 1.t,tnr 1899
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-01-25
SrCCESSIuNS D'hDAM S~ElXNl.NDNE Ell
D~'hDiLAlDE CIlENEr,
Fiat SIC Tia Louisiana.
C0ur DIN QuHlrieme niStricl Jnlirlnirc.
LOFTS ~. Bourgeois d ats
rs. 2G3
Etienne Scirndydre, aamr.
AKolSSE Sr-lACQuES

En- vertn dun writ de Fl "a d moi alressc
mar !honotabIe la Cour du Qualrieme District
Judicialre, pnroisse Sainl-Jacqncs, dams raj
laire CT dessus. TAI salsi q, J%'ottriral en- vcnle
publluue, sur les iieux, lc 70
FEVRiER 1868, d IL heurcs dn malin, les
prophecies ci.aprts d]tcrites, pour s%aiis'1're le
dit wit, SAVIOR
lo.-Unc %cer,aine TERRE, silnee dams Ia
paroissc Sain,.Jacqncs, sur Ia rive garrAe
an tIenvc Mississippi, a 81 miles en''ran
an dessus dc Ia Npuyclle.Orleans, mosuran'
deux nrpcn,s e, dcmi lie face an dit t.uye.
sur qua,rc-ving,s arpcn's dc pTo'ohaehr,
bornac rar en- has par Ia icrre de +. Refine
e. Co, Ell par en- han, PAR cciie dafIs''de
bourgeois, avcr 'ou,es les authorizations
qni y appariisnneni.
oo.--La moi,i6 indivise de 500 acrcs- DC tt=Tf~-
en- arriere dc l'fabi,a,ion ci.dessns, en- com.
mnn entire le detendeur Elienue Selxnaydtc
< Atis,iAc Bourgeois,
3d. L. quar-, inlivis dune S%ucre,ie, machine
ct mon'in, tliras sur ihabi,ation F. RENE
& Go.
CONDITIONS Compliant en- monnaie lega'e.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff
raroisse 81. Jacques, 25 Janvicr 1868
4 lmmt1jatoment aprts Ia ven'e cl-Aessns,
J'olifiiai en- yentc pHbIique
10. Uae cee,ine tctte silute dams la ParoisSr
Sa,nt.jacqncs, sur la rive sauche dn tieuve
Mississippi, a 81 miles environ an dessus
de In Nonvclic-OlGans, mesutanl denX
urpcn,S ct demi de face an dit lleUve, sur
SO arpenls dc pfoionieur, bornee par en- has
par Ia prophetic dc M. Etirnne SeIxuaydfe
G, par en- han, par celle De Nine We Alex.
Humphreys. avcc touics les ameliorations
qui y appar,icnncn,.
2o.-La motto indIvisn de 500 acres de terfc,
en- arriefc de l'hablat,on ci.dessus decriin,
propris,a commune de NJ. E,ienne Sex
nev Ire et he ". Afis,iIe Bourgeois.
Sole quar-, indtvis dime Sucfcric, machine
ct moulin, tilsee sur lihabila'ion +. Refine
4 Co.
TERMES Ell CONDITIONS
COMPLIANT ell bitlets aynni coprs.
s, THEREOF,
Encantcur.
paroissc StaacQucs, o Janyier lsGs.