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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30
Farm for Sale.

INIE subscriber offers f,r sale hjs Farm. situl-
4 ted in the town OF Paris, within two miles
OF the CouIty iioasc. an four miles ani half
from the depot At : path Pans.
Sad Farm consists Of 200 acres or more Of
hnd, with great portion of pioughing land Has
, a two story House, Wood aud Carriage Houss Z,
Barn 1OX3G, Wtth cellar under the whole.
said Farm contains one Of the best Orchards IN
The County ~ ONt,cd, an has more fancy fruit
than any other ore sd ia The SL,tc-,wenty pear
trees cherry and rinm irccs. Four hundred APP
re trees. set IN orchard form, and eighteen
hundred IN nursery one aud two wears old.
Said Farm Ne had e. good b,rgtin this
Fail, Nth stock Iaraing iooli and hay II desired.
For Ia 1her prt,c .rs, inquire Of the sab.cr ibcr
on tn" premises.
Cot. ORISON RIPLEY.
Oct. 10, 1865.
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pNroRu. .--At Coort ~ Pr,,h1tc he'd .,f
Psft@. st'h.n sd ar The County Ut bNiofd. o.
he th,fd T8es.isy OF Ocfohsf, 4 -. I~6~
nN thc r.tulou Of ENOS nIi LINGHAN
" GpsrdisA 81 Rosnrl Dillingham;. mtaDr undsf
hr sr@ II 10 sesrs, child ~ ir' Dillingham;, lace
IT uixhsl W. r,ti,f,. aerrssri, ptattax a.
,ilpvancs ori 90 The Isr- .lsi estate ut .'It L.
pttin. ham
nee t1 I per.uo- Interested. y, caBsing rnps ,i
No. or ~ o. o. go iisf-, itr,s wfeka successive
/, ~ he Oslofd U,tnpc, at. printed 80 ftfi-, th
hey NJ, srp-sr SO Probate Coust tp o. hrii
P.f. 10 .sti C0u1ty ou che 81 Is. siss of Nov
,~si. .t t.a u'rl,k il ha i1fcupon, apj -hev
ftr.. tsht thr came sboud Ho.
b- srast,d. All. WAIktR. JsIae,
4 trBs copy--Attest !. >. HOBBS, keg'stei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

Lung lever. common cold catarrhal fever.
and nasal discharge OF bro~ni.h color in
horses, ma, be checked at once by a liberal
use OF "Sbvulan's Ca,aiGy Condition
lowdcrsr
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Special Notices.
Moth Patches, rrrcl,,. ana TIA.

THE ONLY RELtNnLE REMEDY tor tho-~
BROWN plSCOLORAfIONS on tho fsc- 4.
.'fcfrY'. VI tn aud tr-c< 10 Lotsan.T Prepared ON
" b. br II G fEEEN, ~ BOND ~ New lork
ss->oid even shcrv. n arch q 6ua
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Farm for Sale.
Oct 10. 1868.

TIVE subscriber. having male arrangements to
irave town, offers tor -ais hi. FARM of ONE
HUNDRED ACRES, situated in the centre oi
Pari.. within 3 IL mi lcH al West ard South Paris
Stations. and 2 miles from Paris Hill. on the
main road from Sonth Paris 10 Rumlord, aud one
quarter n,ilc from school house.
There 30 acres 81 lat, rvi,c and Meadow land
ready for the pillow and scyIhe; near 20 tons
1T hay W"od pieu', and well fenced and warercd,
Nth good muck bod.
Thc building. irc nearly new the house con-
tIin- square rnouu., l.rd rooms and q pantry,
az hui-hrd, with = -. rch and wood. h,,use Box
p 'dnpiug So t barn; htrn 4ox 80; ai-D car .
MIG
ior 'lfher pI,rirui,'-. inquire oi i.uher Stone,
near ihr pf-r,i-.- uf fse snr-rr .. orlr Nor
So, 50 ago. t.fftpi OBJ. put.hi-. ,u,pry can We.
m'.r 900 gag" desired o. apr SEED ior soon
immediate b. secession Willis uiv.p.
OTIS W. BROOKS.
Fau.. March .. 1865.
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%,
,'"'' 80 r""I, OF TF"h'i' h''a a,
on ne 81 day ct Ocrpirr' A l5bo.
nNNihL u hipLoN, named ESer"inr m
- cerimn Insifrment p"TpoTi'ng I" h' ihS last
W." s"d is,t'"'c"i oi DAVID smith. l"r 81 ~.
''"i' ~ S'ld ,''"n'y' h-crh-td' h'Fi"R p'~f~n'cd
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l, ,li fsrt .,n. mere. = . l., c.,,,. . go, q ,,,
rt ,r rn Is. .,nt- he'll t,r-,. week. .o.,, vol 81,
th. O>i.rI p-morrii, pr,n,ed 80 Pan. ,h.,tb-,
u,, ,p,4.,t a , rtob.t, ,nuri d. i- h.i! ~ i.sr,.
3D.. .lih t.s,n,, , lp he ,h,fi Tn A.. .l S,.v
nest. al er o',i.cL I'm the f,,,norn .n. h V
..n.e. ID an, ih., h,,,. Nh, ...t ....,,
L.t " 90 and resi,,n. nt 81 a. d.ce,-.
~ WNLkEt. Judge
1 t,ur pt-Aii~. : Hons ..r.r
bNFnUp, S.. o.., suite. ~ hlt- u.aI 900 i...-
~ o., SUM" 90 "' ''",- ~ ''' ''' " 20
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NOTICE.
Commissioners Notice.

aGf. 'hr ss.iss -,.ard. bavin. heca d,ly sp-
w p-s'slr4 ~ the Judge OF Psoh,te E,r the
Isaaiy 81 DstsTd, to Ier-N. and examine the
rlsIss ct Ibr eTriii,ss OF >teVhcn +. Fr,e itr uG
ET,ebSrs "a s~,3 C"an,y. decreased. wap-- estate
- raperscstrd 'a-1,S-Lt, gave notice that AK
months commencing thr th'ri rarsis, al Ocio-
her, - i~ss. hts been ,ilos-d u sad c,rii.
tOF- To hTing ~ ssd prove thar cia,m-, AMI that
49, ~sh a'te-I - the -'ry,cr assigned "a. At the
osscc 1T A II. wIikrr. "a Lowell N sad Couniy ,
Ca the is-s Sst,rja,- OF November All Mirch
scst, at ~ p'1sok 4. VI.
JOHN y. HOBRS.
ALBION q. GORDON
pc, Us lS6s C,mmi..,,,.r.
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Dissolution of Copartnership

TUE Copartn~r-hip bcrsfoiore existing under
l the firm n1rnr n a. n. BoLsrFR n Co, II
fhts dsy dissolved b, rnfHai Consent. The affairs
al the s,te FRO vii be set.'si b, n. 30 s,cr,
,,d ,u hsyisz ungefird 'rrt- wth the hate
F,rn. 4rc re-prc, G'l'y regH' b q. rell and settic
,t onae. The business lnslers % fsii firm must
To- el,scd rp with'u sixty day.
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Atrneeopv : t'oBs, X, .,.,cr.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-29
MORTON ON GREELEY.

In the Tribune, Mr.. Greeley, in criti .
Ching Senator Morton's Speech, in
which he knocks Mr.. G.'s plan of i'm i.
mediate resumption sky high,' becomes
ill-tempered and closes his letter by in.
dulging in an i'll natured and uneentle.
manly snarl at the Senator After the
appearance of Mr.. Greeley's letter, q
correspondent of the Indianapolis Jour-
nal, called on Mr.. Morton, who gave his
opinion of Mr.. G. thus briefly and to
the point:
81 can we'll afford to have such oppo.
sition," said the Senator this morning.
'' ha' Q come to regard it as healthy
indication. There never was a time du.
RUG the late war that, had Mr.. Greeley's
advice been followed, disaster and dis.
grace would not have fallen on the
country. There has been no time
since that had we, as party, obeyed his
instructions, our party would have come
to ruin. In 1861, when I, at the capital
of my State, was calling to the people
w Ao~AAJ w OIL "a AuOo oupPOAt vi Ju0 0OV-
ernment, he was penning for publication
his shameful demands for surrender.
From this position he was driven, as was
the Herald by the patriotic impulses
of a mob. When the war came, his hys.
terical cries hurried up an immature
campaign that resulted not only in dis
aster, but in the untimely death of thou
sands. In the darkest hour of our coun.
try's peril, during that conflict when ev-
cry patriotic heart was called upon and
needed to sustain our cause, he sudden
ly gave way and shrieked for peace at
any price, His weaknesses and mis-.
chievous characteristics increase with
age; and the political condition Of New
York City, to day, is the result of his
weak vascillation, insolent dictation and
hysterical impulses."
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NAILS IN THE Foor.-To relieve from
the terrible effects Of running nail in
the foot of man or horse, take peach
leaves, bruise them, apply to the wound,
confine with bandage, and the cure 10 ~
If by magic. Renew the application
twice day If necessary, but one ap-
plication generally does the work. Both
man and horse have, in . few hours,
when apparently On the point Of having
the lockjaw. been cured.
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NE seemed 20 hang upon thread. r.
veaIed tne existence Of acredit and df
vas. resources soae aseonlshsd the world
AZ tne peGlnnlng Of the war and bofoepss
~ could not borrow dollar in, EorQpe,
ana can scarcely be said to have had
any cfeois ana ehts was one Of the
ininee relled upon by the c0nsptrators
IN .neir caieoiauons - 70 the amount OF
resistance u could make 20 the rebellion.
its resources never developed go rapid.
" 30 now, we're never 80 we'll understood
as now, ana tue Iaith OF the people in
the soestiny OF our country is greater
snan ever before. W hile sthero are very
tew men IN the country who doubt the
ausSisy 81 'ne GOvernment to pay the
"noie oeoss nave never met with one
VINO 'oaDted its ability % redeemor pay
on Tue iegai tender noees- An regard to
tne IeueMp ptiOn % snese notes is has Ne
sel "een questlOn OF 0osssty put OF sPsr-
Eose, -. .suu a1.sy = 10y snas tnese noses can
.' ny y p-se 1t sae gsesal creois OF
."c Goselnnens - improved y the ex-
r 4..a =. some nunareds oI miiiions
a.. :. sue pu' ousse - ponus suas Wi NOT oe.
uus ~. SoaIs - 70 ny lnso tne race OF
oa ~ 4,'a S1 sense ano Insult tno ineeiiIsence
= sus p1utle.
;n@;,nato :s----ri
-" Ls.s.a ~ auu ..e1or@ple leiauon exist.
Hs ossw oen .ne ieeM tenaer currency
~ VI 49, ...y -. anu I0 pubic securetaes.
=. ~. W.. sa..s ~ iss secure.les can
IN wh;eh ~ . h..s:n, :..'' VI tne a, cu1Isacy
msv s,,a s.;d - ..,;..n - .ue, @ uoun..y 5.
,n.y ov saiu 20 ive, move ann naye lts Z
Des, .nen tue eApPiicatlon OF the goid
% co'ne luso IA Ireasufy Tor the next
ns's,s I'VE VI Zen years 20 sne purchase OF bonds
oon.u aeu Dus ns.le OF ahytning. 70 tne
sa.ue =. 'n1 resi- oi the oonds or the
ouenoy Ii'!,e.3 pus one sning IS certain That :
~a ~nns nooy uouoes sne aDiiisy OF tue
uoseInnens " PAy me noses Dy making
.o"soau ~ y lePsrsssons' siIs she Govern
"ens ,ects OF apandons "a currency,
an1 mnSever pretcnse or disguise,
anu sPphes It's surplus revenues to the /.
VI oonos, Win view 20 I'M
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TESTIMONIALS.
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CINCINNATI, Aug, rs, 1867,

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NoKELVEY'S LIFE COMPOUND

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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-29
ORDONNANCE

POUR LEVER UNE TAKE SUR LA PARoIssE ST.
LANDRY, POUR LIE SERVICE DE L'ANSeE
1857.
A RTICLE Ter. LIE Jury do Police de la
IA Paroisse de st. Landry, cinq membres
present ct ont unanimement concurus,
ordonnent
ART. 2. Que pour le service dc rannee
lo67. une take de Trente mile piastres
100000 soft ct est par le present impose
sur les objets sujeta etre take CONNIE ii est
5tablis par les lois de rE at, dams la dite
Paroisse, Qes villes des Opelousas, Wash
ington, Grand Coteau ct Flat Town cx-
ceptcs)
ART. 8. 10, pour les depenses ordinaires
de la dite Parosse, il sera ajoute au role de
rEtat pour cette Paroi Sc, pour rannee
1867 une somme proportionne qul 'excede
ra pas soixante-quinze pour cent la take
de chaqle personne assesse, afin de faire
une somme de douze mile huit cent soix
ante quinze piastres.
20, pour lie Placement des' 'dettes existantes,
lie Placement des lures, le Placement des te-
moins dams les affaires crimnelles ct la
construction de travaux publique; il sera de
plus dJoute du uit Ioie u OaoSeSohieHa uhe
proportion additionnelle sur chaque per-
some assesse pour faire :ne somme de
dix-sept mile cent vingt-cinq piastres, les
dites deux sommes faisant ensemble la SOM
me de trente mile pias,res.
Ordonne lie l3 Janvier 1868.
EBERT CAN'T, President
Certiie,
Jos. D. RICHARD, Grefier
Is Janv. 1863
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Vente par le Sheriff.
F. FERAV, Cour de Distsict,

VS.. Paroisse St. Landry,
W. S. BAsK1S. No. IOl65,
I'm VERTU dun ordre de saisie ct de vente
lA a moi adressG. par rIlonorable la 8me
Cour de District Judiciairc, dams ct pour la
Parosse St. Laudry, dams la susdite cause je
procederai a la vente a pencan public, la
Maisoh de CoHr de la vile d'Opeldusas, lie
SANEDL 4 jour- TArrH 1868,
les propriet6s ci-has dGcrtes, savoir: Les NOR
ceallx de terre suivants, situes dams la Parosse
St Landry, ct dams le Township Sud, de Ia
Rangee Est:
lila MOITIE SUD DE La SECTION
(1O) dix, contenant (322 S4-lOO) trois cents
vingt-deux acres ct quatrevingt-quatre cent
iemes dacre.
LIE QUART NORD-OUEST DE LA
Section 22, contenant (l6l 56-l00) cent solx-
ante ct ane acres ct cinquante-six centiemes
d'acre.
3-LA MOITIE NORD DU QUART SUD
Quest de la Section %, contenant go SO-lO0)
quatrevingt acres ct quatrevingt centiemes
d'acre. 2',e
ALE L0TFRACTIONNELS SUD-OUEST
du quart Sud- Quest, designe CONNIE lie NO. 2,
contenant 4 10 So 1907 dix-neuf acres ct Gin
quante deux'centiemes d'acre.
5-LA MOlTIE NORD DU QUART SUD
Est de la Section 2, confenant $50 SO '0O)
quatrevingt acres ct quatrevngt cent:emes
d'acre.
Gle QUART FIR ACTIONNEL, SUD
Est, ct lie quart fractionnel Sud Quest dtsignGs
par lots Nos an ct deux de la Section -, con-
tenant (6l l2-l00) soixante ct une acres ct
dot,ze centiemes dacre: etant les melnes ache
tees par Henry Garland du Commencement dcs
Etats-Unis.
Saisie dams l'affaire ci-dessus
CONDITIONS :-Comptant
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff
Bureau du ShGff, 20 Few 1865
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JUDGEMENT.
Gcnevieve zfringue' co'Er de ,d,,t District

Genevievs ztri"gue' }co9yy NJ de ,d9,1 Dis''ict
Son tpoux, j. Bite Richard. St. Landry.
DANS lie process cdessns ntitule, la lo1
~ e, reyidence etant en- favour du plain
tiff, Genevieve Zeringue:
Ii est par consequent aduge ct ordonnt,
gu ellie ait un jugement final, ct recouVre d1
son mari, Jean Bite. Richard, les sommes
suivantes ct les proprietes regues ct dspo-
sees par Iui pour son propre usage ct benz
fee savoir
Premeremcnt Tn lot de quarante che.
vaux ct b9tcs corne~, marques ains: A
II
ou IN nombre sgal, ou son equivalent en-
monnaie courante, CONNIE il a etc prouve,
huit cent piastres avec ,hypotheque tactic
du dernier jour de Decembre lo3l-$SOO.
Six chevaux ct juments de la valeur Gle S4Oo,
qua1rc cent piastres, ou son equivalent en-
monnaie courante, CONNIE il etc prouye,
savoir: quatre cent piastres avec hypotheque
legale du dernier jour de -Decembre 1881.
La somme de quatre-vingt piastreS avec hy-
pohequc legale du dernier Jour de Deeen-
bre 1876 $50. La somme de trois, cent
cinlnante piastres, $3.50, avec hypothe4ue
legale du dernler jour de Decembre 1859.
La somme de $l4SO.62A quatorze quatre
yingt piasires ct soixante deux sous ct de-
mie avec hypothequc legale du dernier jour
de Mars 1917. La fer marquer hGurant
ai"si: A.; 0u sa vaienr'
Fl ct de plus adjuge ct dtcrtt6 qn" la
dte plaintiff soft separee de bicns avec son
dit mari, qu'ellc reprenne la pleine ct en-
there administration de scs bicns parapher-
naAx, que son hypolheqne legae ct tactic
soft reconnue ct mise en- force CONNIE precl-
te. a sa Or: SS0O-huit cent lil>trcs du
dernier Jour de Decembre 1881 pour Guatre
cent piastres, 800, de la meme date, der
nier de D6cembre 1881; pour quatre vIngt
pmstres $50, da dernier dc Decembre 1916;
pour $l4oO. 1-quatorze cent qIAtrevln9t
;,iastreS ct soxante dcuX sous ct dcni, dn
dernier jour de Mars SIT pour $500, trol>
cent cnQuantc plastres, du drrnier jour de
D6cenbre lS59-avec inter6t judiciaire dl
10 de Juliet 1866, la date du service de la
ci alton ct petition sur lc def'ndcur, ct gull
pale tous les flaiS a etre taxes
Ainsi fait, celle ct signe aux OpelousaS,
ce 24me jour de Fevrier 1868.
[Signe A. Bailey
Juge de la Sine Cour de District.
Pour copie conforme:
A. GARRIGUES, Greler.
Opelousas 29 Fevrier 1868. st
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TAI fait a Nllc -Orleans les arrangements
- ntceS >airc> ponr 6trc meme dc vons
achcter touS les rotonS que vous pourrcz
porter an Port a Washington.
Jachtterai votre cotton lei a y A~nngton,
aux m6mes conditions que Iannte derniere
-ceSt-a-dne que je vo'is donnerai les memcs
prix que ccrN du march de Ia Nile. Orleans,
deduction tuitc dc touS les traiS inevitable>
qni existent s,l' t"nt cotton expedite dc WASH
in9tou a Ia Nilt -OrIcanS
LIE cotton achete lei par moi est pcse sous
voS yenx, ct paye aus>jl6t peso.
Mes Bureaux sont Il WASHINGTON, aux
Maga>ins de NM pitre & Carl'ie"e. ct y.
1inchley & Son. a. DESMARE.
Washington, % Janvicr, 1868. If
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IN CERTAIN
DE TEISRE,

situe au Grand Bois dc rAnse aux Pailles,
quar- .nte denx ct 35[ 100 acres, plus ou moins,
eiant lie lot No. dune certaine terre ven:
due au delult d la vente des biens de la sue
cession de Charles Pitre, ct situee entire les
tcrres de Diomel Durio ct Boudreau, le Is
de Janvier 1867.
UNE VACHERIE CONSTANT ENVI-
ron dc cent vi1gt tetes de betes a cornes,
avec la fer a 'maquer tigurant ainsi: 0 P;
TN lot de chevauX creoles farouches, d'cnvl-
ron vingt tetes; six chevaux doux; une
paire de boeufs de tire, la m lite indivisc
dune boite de charpentier ct d'outil~, un
ioug ct bois pour e>sieu, cinQuante balils
de mais-plus on rnoins, la moltie indiviSe
dune cha cite beufS, la moitie ind,vi>e
dune charette cheval, le tiers indlvis dune
meule, une selle ct bride, une bote avec SER
rure ct clef un d. harnais, un bois delft
en- bois jaune ct matelas, etc, une armoire.
un bsreau, une boite d'outils pour collier,
un lavabo avec cuvette, un rouette, un lot
de cotton d'environ treze cent livres une
petite meule, quatre tetes de betes corneS
douces, un fusil, la motie indivise dune car
abine, deux charrues, deux pioches, quinze
tetes de moulons, un lot danes, six mulets
de tire, un bois-de-lit en- cypre, un lot de cling
gravures, une lampe.
TERNEs EFT CONDITIONS :-Toutes adjudi-
cations au dessous de vingt piastres comp
tant le jour de la vente, ct toutes adjudca-
tions au dessus de vingt ,piastres payables
en- trois placements annuels ct egaux du jour
de vente, avec caution s0lidare la salts
faction de rAdminist: atrice, les billets por-
tant interet raison de huit pour cent Tan.
de lecheance, jusqu'au Placement final, ct
une hypolh6que speeiale ct lie privilege de
vendeur retenus sur Ia terre, pour en- assu-
rer le Placement --.--.
SYDONlA PRUD'HOMME,
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pune CERTAIHE
PORTION DE TERRE BOISEt

situee dams lie Grand Bois Ell cette
dite paroi>se, mesurant quarante ~ =.
deux ct 33I 100 d'acres, 6tant le lot af* d ~
No. dun plan annexe a la vent" <.ss.zr.---.
des biens de- la Succession de ftu ClaI.r- .'l1i.,
a l'encan duquel le dit decide ach"..> "a di'
terre, sous la date du IS Janvier 1867. Il STAT
le No 6 du process verbal d'-ncan
3-UN CHEVAL CREOLE DOT ! UNE
iument batarde amercaiue. unr jun' II "ret ,
douce. un pouiin batard AMERICAN. a. boz
de tire troS ul6r-s v;ches 4 at t VI IL
dun an, une selle d'hommr, uu cotton ap +.
nne armoire, une montre en algeAt, t. b c
de cotton.
TERMEs EFT CoNDITIoNS les nb $
pour du compliant. LIE lot de trrre J, c-
dessns dGcritr p,nyable lr Ter Janvi'r g, t
le lot de trrre Now, payable la motit .Ietn-
ier AvriI 1868, ct lautre moiri: J. mnr
Aviil 1869; les achetrurs fourui. san 'i"ns
soIidailvs la satisfaction de rAdn!' ." ,teur,
qui lrteudra aussi privilege ct hyp" ute d.:
vend. ur sur les terrrs usqu'a paltalt ,.,, nent,
les inttrtts courant huit pour c...' ap'es
rtcheance jusqu'a paItait pai"m~nt.
ALEXANDRA THIENif,
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TROIS MlI.ETS,

TROIS MCLETS,
PlusieurS pai'c> de hrnf> dc tire,
Un Wagon Il bnut dc tire, ct
tn Wagon a mu!et.
TERMEs ET C>NDITIoNs :--Quatrc- c-cnQui-
cmes du prix d'achat dc ri,abilation, ct deuX
cent cinQuante piaStrrS de lautrc cinquiemc,
payable comptaEt: It la balance cn cin4
placements egaIX ct annuels du ur de la
vente les acQuereurS devront tOuruir leurs
biiletS, avec de b"nneS Ell sol, ableS cautions,
a la satisfaction de lExecutrice Testament
aire lie .remicr billet dcvant porter inttrct
a six pour cent par an de Techtance ju$qu au
Placement final, ct les 1uatrcs autrcs billets
devront Cortcr ic meme intere a dOuZe
mois du jour de Ia ventc jnSqua AL paement
final; une hypot -lenue >pecale ct lie priv
ilege de vendeurk devront Gtrc retenus sur
la propr"te pour asSur"r le paiement dcs
dts bilcts ct | ) !nttr6ts q'4i pourront s'y
accroitre
Les meublcs Seront vendus cOmmc suit
chaque adj .dcation de vingt pia>tres ct au-
desSous, complaints chaque djtdication au-
dessus de vingt pia>tr,s, une moilie comp
tant, ct /. balanre dams un an du jour de Ia
vente, les aCqucreurs fourn'ssant leurs bill
lets, avec deux bonnes ct SolvabcS cautions,
avec inter6t huit pour cent par an de le-
cheance ju>qu'au Placement.
LOUISA KING,
Execut.ice Testamentaire
Is Fcvrier 1868.