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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01
REEVES AMBROSIA FOR THE HAIR,

| IMpRON ED.
| The experience ofover one hundred years
| in the cultivation and preservation of the
| Hair, is nOw,embodiedi in this widely known
| preparation. For dressing, curing and pre-
serving the Hair, II has no equal the world.
Three or four applications will stop the Hair
| from falling OFF, and fused occasionally, it
| will prevent hair losing its original color
| during n lifetime No preparation equals it
| for restoring the hair quickly; and no pre-
| paration has been more extensively endorsed
| by the medical faculty for its perfect inno-
cence as, regards injury to the hair or head,
| and for its tonic effects upon the sySteIn-
| Price, large bottles ST.. Druggists, Dealers in
| Fancy Goods, and Storekecpers generally,
| literally dealt with. Retailed in all parts OF
| the u. s., Canada sc. Address
| SECRETARY REEVES AMBROSIA co.
Feb. 2l-3m. New York.
FOR SALE.
JUST received, one chest extra Green
~ Tea. Still on hand Extra Portorico SUI
gar, at ID cents per pound; one box nice
Cheese; one case extra French Brandy, for
medicinal purposes-all sold cheap for cash.
January 10, 1868. SNOWDEN YATES.
F0R..RENT.
VTIE Dwelling House with Store Room
Il attached, together with a good Kitchen,
Meathouse, and,Garden, adjoining my store.
Apply to a. THOMSON
Fe67, 1893,
1LOVER SEED.-l5O bushels Ohio
~ and Pennsylvania Clover Seed 100 BUSH
! Is Timothy Seed, for sale by -
THOMAS PERRY,
Is King Street, Alexandria, Va.
January 81. iS6S-Im
ELOUR, IN Barrels, ana Sacks, Corn
4 Meal, Fresh Ground, 10 Barrels No; Po-
tomac lIerrings, 1860 lbs, Bacon, 800 No. |,
Leaf Lard, for sale by, ..
March Is, 1865, T.. w. KINCHELOE,
TIEM ENNIS Hypodermic SyringeS, TO
L sale at II. ID. TALIAFERRO'S Drug Sto
Oct. %, 1867.
- YATES has still on hand an as
-. sorted lot Of Gotten Yarns, from TO l.
January 81 l6SS,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

80. . .... - ana orange.
Madison Run Station. March q. lS67.-2In.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ON and after Sunday. June lG, the
~ Mail Train will be run between Rich
mond and the western terminus of the road,
(Which in few weeks will be at Covington,)
daily, except on Sunday, and on Sunday be-
tween Richmond and Gordonsville, .u.
Leave nd............,....-..,a..., 10 A
Leave western terminus. ................ 4 % A NJ
Arrive in Richmond 3 45 T. NJ
Arrive at western terminuS............ 9 80 p NJ
The Freight Train leaves Richnond
daily, except on Saturdays, at @ 90 T. N
Arrive In Richmond, except on Mon
quay ID A NJ
A passenger car will he attached to to this
train east of Gordonsville. +
The arrangements with stages are such as
to avoid night travel after 8 = NJ, in all cases
Through tickets sold to all the above points.
Also to, to oil prominent pointsin the South
west, to Washington and Northern cities
and to prominent points in the Valley O
Virginia, and on the Orange and alexandria
railroad. H. d. WHITCOMB,
September IL, 1857. Gen. superintendent
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01
PLASTER.

100O TONS soft Blue Windsor Plas..
ter on hand and to arrive, for sale ae
t0OeSt market rates, by
HOOE & WEDDERBURN
No prince Street, Alexandria, Va.
February II, IS6S-2r. -"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01

THOMAS s. BALDWIN SEQ.
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS
HAVE had the reputation of selling
IL the BEST
Clothing
in the South, which they mean to sustain by
selling at such prices as the times demand
Our stock Of
Over and Business Coats,
considering the
STYLE, QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP
are the cheapest that have ever been ofiere
to the public In fact, our entire stock OF
Winter Clothing
has been marked down to the lowest posi-
Bile price. Please call on.
THOMAS s. BALDWIN & CO.,
Qate Keen, Baldwin & Co..
corner above post-ofiice,
January 10, lSGS.--ly. Richmond, Va.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01

Mrs. A. c. Foss, wife of the Rev. Archibald
Foss, writes IL feel 1t to be both duty and
pleasure to inform you with what satisfac-
ton and success have worked on the Gro
yer q Baker Machine for the past eleven
years. It is so simple in. its structure that IL
is exceedingly difficult to get IL out Of order:
Both of my little girls-one five and a half
the other four yeaTs-can sew straight seams
on it without assistance" .si#
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01

Mrs General Buell. testified 1--WE have a.
Grover e. Baker Sewing machine for seven
years, in constant use, hemmlng, telling,
tuclxing and everything that the fingers can
do. 1t is preferred over all others on account
of its durability of work, elasticity and
strength of stitch, ease of movement, and
simplicity of construction"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01

Mrs. Wilson, wife Of Prof. Wilson, Hobart
College, writes :-"Your Machine is such a
benefit to mankind that / often feel as
though 'twould do me good to trumpet its
praises far and near. The one | have is of
the plainest kind, but would not exchange
il for the most expensive ever saw OF any
other make.,' "
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01

DISSOLUTION.
TIL + firm OF McMURRAN & WAD-
l. dell is dissolved this day by mutual cor
sent. Or. e. NJ. MCMURRAN having PM
chased the interest of j. r.. WApDELL in the
establishment will in future conduct tho
business on his own account All claims
dell will be presented to DR.. T.. NJ. Mem r
ran for settlement. f. NJ. MCMURRAN
september I, 1867 j. L. WADDELL.
A CARD.-The undersigned takes
"a this opportunity of returning his tina
TO his friends for their liberal patronage TO
him In the past, and hopes by n strict and
faithful attention to business to merit a con-
tinuance of the same, '...,- ~. t.5-
e. M. MCMURRAN n.
Culpeper c. H., September 70, 1867.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-01

EXPERIENCE THE GREAT TEACHER.
Mrs. J. CROIIY (Jennie June) tes-
4V1 titled 81 like the Grover & Baker Ma
chine, in the first place, because, If had any
other, | should still want Grover Il Baker:
and having n Grover & Baker, 1t answers
purpose of all the rest. 1t does greater
riety of work, and it is easier to learn than
any other" #
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

offer at public i; IL to the last and my"
At hidd.r, at the last resiirnce 1T d'ces"'
d in ,hi. parish Of West B.to" R'nxe. I"
WEDNESDAY,, the 23i day Of Decem'
Yer a. d. 1868. At II o'clock a M. the
following described 'ra.t. It land s't"'t'
ID in this parish and telonging to si''
Hugh s Flynn, decreased, to wit:
I The undivided halt IT the south
.nst quarter of section twelve i" town;
.hiv six (wrst Of the Mississippi river
If range ten east, containing one hu"d
red and sixty two "a 100 acres. (th" ot''-,
,alf belonging to II Il. titrmany) sale
and h, wing ice" acquired hy the drcra-'
i at the succession sale Of Chas. Sn'tH'
licensed.
2. Aud another tract nf land als" ait
rated in the parish Of West 3 ',"" Ro"gt
known IA thu Bronssard tract, s"d being
he nnrth+a-, aud northwest Quarters q
section eight IL township ak "f r"ng
.l-ven east. ronta;ni"g three buhdrre
md eleven 92.lOO acres.
Terms of S L--Ca>h.
w. DURABLE. Jr..
,ov9l Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROIS>E
d'Ouest B .to" Rouge. C"ur dc PAr"i-.
'se. Dams PaffA,rre dc Ia succ' ssiun IL
Louis Trshan, DECIDE. N" G94.
Attendu gu. C.srrisse L,sdry, vcnvf L,u-
is Trai'an, "a fait application AL g%rrfirr d.
Is dite Cour pour decentralization Dc /"
suSdite succession-
Avis eat par ces presentes donne on
tonte opposition q Pappointment dn d.
Clsrrisse Landry CONNIE administrative
susd'te. devra etre fat au bure. ~ du
xrefisr de cette Conr dams les dix 'u,>
qni su'vront Ia premiere publication d.
Get avis. 0 NJ. LEBLANC, Gr"fi r
Buseau du gr"fi"r, paro,ss- d'O,.>,
Baton Rouge. cr 81 N"vtmhrea d.. 1863
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA .PAKH1SS,
d'Osest B.toaH k.,uge, C,aquivs,. is. 1
tt'ct Judiciaire:5 Banqu,e d.s ClSy,... |,
de 10 LoSi''a"s =, Charles Pipe. !,
Eu vertu dun ord,e de saiisi;ee3 - ,,.s
u moi sddretse d.,s Il process Il d...,' "a
date l- 81 Ocioorr =. d. 1858! a. S,.. /,
Ia cour du c,nquieme dis,ric, }udici,;s.
dams ct pour Ia paroisss 1t Fiat ,n.a;,
j'ai %s"i<ir r, j'U6tirsi en- ven,e n~.,,,;S.!
au plus ofrsnt VI d<rnitr sru:m;.ss
u Ia maison de c"ur De cet,e p.rvi... !.
Quest Baton Rouge, loss ssscf5 II sSiSsI
SANEDl, j. SINE jour de Decenbrr,, "a. J
1868, entire les ~l,eurts de IL a. N. a. ~ /
IT,, tout dr"i'. tive Is iiperrt dr., drt.ss
drurs. Charles Pipes Ct le Juri d. PHI.
d. ce,te par"i>ss. xux ,mnorctsuxd j. ,...s.
ci sprrs dtcti,s. savoir "a go,,ro
3 / Un murcexu dr. terre situe On c.,..
parois-e d'Ours, Baton Rouge, m.s,rss,
90 arp.nt De FACADE az 9-uve lj..i. ,;,.;
ssec p~n'f"drur de qusrsnteS aroes,.
entire l'gres parsll.le4, borne en- h.ut -. /.
terre DE- John l.. Gorhsaru. aut,eki. 49,
Sh+rhurne. I'll bias p.as ,isea,r4he Ch.. a
Jobnsou, a%u,reiois William G. jyA...s
svrc les qualifications tqui ~ tfnouy.n,
2 In sutrrl n,.scrsul de- ie,rs ,si,pe ~
cet,- pnrois.e, : q%uatlevingt s,ptn,a 4,
A.uvt Misssi' ipp,. dtfrrierre lhsbii,.a,;;,',ss
q. than, cDuiei.aBt quStre cent o.atl.s
vingt acres de- emprificie, borne Il, ,ssae
par trrrs s~uirsfois d. veuvs Trsh.s stds
Congress ct sud Fl Quest par ter,ss -
csi irs .sd1eT
Ira .~susditsg morcesux de terse seA..~
par Charles Pipes Dr. V.l.risu AIla;s.
p-re. par scie psrd~vant Louis F.,,o,'
jug. dr. Ia p"ruirr+. d Quest Batys Rsess
H. l6 Dectmbfe 1885,
Ensemble avtc les deux cent vioet.,...
actions ny p"theca,r+s y .ppartsDanf.
Ssisie puus y lsr ~ sssdsfAkaleau6p.
taut du principal, d.s is,erets ct ff,is
d~ns lie proces ci dessus. ieAg RaAqsiG
Conditions de- la veDte- L.scone,ep,
hurn,rs u" billet d'aciiot,s pour h soans
DE- tro,s nil n+uf cent ~sOixahte ct dit a.
ar,r-s ltS $40 '00). payable le Ter hsu
1868. ct s"tst y es,e ~,enouvels coaksas.
mrnt = Ia chsrte d-ls Banqus DE- Ui,cy.
ei's. ri IL balance cumptase.d Lsseou1s.
eur asSumersa toate Sesponsitilite 81 %.
legation dun a%ctioonsirr d. II HuQSed !
Cltoysi,s de- Is Louisiana, ct X billet dae.
,ions ainri fo"rpi ssera idsDliie avsc les
d-ux sctrs bypotlsc.ires fvurnis pss
Charles Pipes. 81 SOB epotse. en- fsveur
de- Ia die Bssque PsrdevAA,Lsuiss 7sv
rot, JUICE DE- ]. psrs,ess d'Uurst Baton
Rouge, le)) u. ffirs l9sSt4 Z, 81 yph
1885, ct xvec IL Ssnfe d. E6erif dana CO
cas-. J. Y. DURALDE. j..
oc,3l Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

numbered cause, Of date October 3lst .
1868. from the bon. the Fifth District
j" aud for said parish and State.
ave <-iz d and will offer at pn'hc sale
:, the q ,ort House VI this parish Ut West
Baton Rouge. vn ~ 10 81
SATL RDAY, the 9Th day 1t December,
1858, tstw eeu the hours Of IL u NJ, and
3 u, H., all thr right. ,itl' and interest Ut
DEFENDANTS, Wing W. Kinch-l"e and J..
\. Dougtrr,y, j" aud I" The hereinafter
l-scr,he,i plantation aud lands. I" wit :
A sugar plantation" situated in the par
all IF West Baton Rouge, measuring
seventeen arpeuts front Oh the M's"'s
.ippi river. hy eighty .rpr"ts j" depth.
bounded ~" the upper liur Ivy la"d, for
merly Of Mrs Perrin, and oD the lower
me by the lands ~hrIo"ging frm-'Iy to
Mess,s. Fatin & Doussan, 'ogtth E with
II the buildings aud Improvements there.
III. ETC., exclusive nt the lower purtion Of
aid tr.c, i"ing about 20 80 100 chains
,r sevrn Is 100 arpru's fro", N the Mis-
,,ssipp river ly about % 46 100 chains
# seven p 100 arpen,s in drp,h, 30 the
i,wer l,ne which divides it from thu
properly Of J. G. Patrick and on the line
| which d vides j. from the property ut j.
). WiIlisnnns. A first depth "f Is 80 chains
n four 81 loo ~rpent~. thence rs!d tract
Opening l 81 chxins, has n second depth
ri 3 80 chains OF 6, ven So 100 arprn's,
and sisu 81 Is chains OF seven Al 100 ar.
u. Its ~ width iu the r-.r which 's boun
led by tn. property OF the said J. vii
| Jams, the whole in %c"nfHmity with y
diagram made Ivy William T. Waller,
City Surveyor. At Baton Rouge, on the 9Th
Decem, er 1856.
Together with the four hundred and
t~sxty.ivr shares of mortgage stock there
to attached.
S,.iz.d to pay and satisfy amount Il
iudgrm-nt, and costs in ab"ve suit.
Terms Of Ssle-The purchaser to fur
nisi, a stock note for the sum II eigh,
thnusand nine hundred and sixty'four
dollars rs, 964 O0). failing due on the
lst day III Ma, 1869. ard renewable &C
c.,rdi,,k tn the charter If The Citizens
Rank Of Louisiana. Az" the balance cash
The purchaser to assume Ii the ot'l,gnt
ions and r-sponsi. ilities II u d stakeholder
f the Citizen. Bank Of Louisiana, aud
h. stock mite 10 furnished to le id-nti'
tied with the act Of mortgage By s. Hiri
,rt and wife IN favor of the Cl''zrns Bank
n.sssd before rheo S-gh~rs, Notary
Publ;., in the city Of NV Orleans on III.
20'h February 1886. and with the Sheriff.
deed of sale it, this rsse.
J. v. DURALDE. Jr,.
oc,31 Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

EAT DE IN LOUISIANA. PAhOlSSt
d'Oue>t Bato" R,uge. C"ur de- Par"i-se
Dams P.ffairr- d. Ia succession d.
Hugh S. Flynn, drc+dr. No. 636.
e. yertu dun commission a moi ad
lr-sse dams Ia succ-s-i"n cidessns, date
i8 Nnvrmbre 40 1868, de- pH""oratl'
l.. Cour d. Paroisse daus ct pour Ia dit
oarois-e d'Onest Baton R,,ugp. Eat su.'
lit, j'uffrirai en- v-nte pnh!ique au plrr
.nrant Ut dernier enchrriiss-ur y Ia der
,,+r r-sidrncr du decedd Gu ce,te parois,
rOu-st Baton T. uge.
MERCREDI, II 23,nr jour de Decembre
=. d. 1868. u IL hrures n. H., lrs MOI
.pxnx DE t-rres ci-spres decrits situr -
.:rtte paroisse 1t sppartrnant n Ia dit
succession de II. 5 Fly IN. d-cedr, sav"ir
l. La moitie indivise du quart >ud-s
H. Ia section d""z. en- ."wnh ps'x ("nes'
40 i-uve Mississ'ppi) d. range dix rs'
.n,utrnaut cent snixxnt- d-ux 24-l0O acres
U'su,re moitie sppartrnaui H.. IL. Ger
mauy), Ia dite ierre ayant etc arq"is
par le DECIDE y IL ventr de- IL succession
lie Charles Smith, derede
2. Et un azure mnIceau d. terre auss
.itur Ell cette paroisse d'Ou'st Bat"a
R"ugp, cunnu CONNIE le m"rcran Rrous
>ard, ct etant les quarts m"drst Fl nora
.neSt della SECTION hut IN u wnship Vii
ie range "i,1. eat. ~cOnfrnAnt trOis ecu
,nzr % 100 acres, plus un m"ins.
Condition d. la v-ni- - Compliant.
j. V. DURABLE. Jr,
nnyQl Shtiif.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28
,,ov2l
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

According to adjournment. the P"Iic'
Jury met At the Court House on MoId y
October 5,h, 1863. Present. Vaughn
Pope, Chunr, boron K Hrhert and II
~iIeuert. Yte report Of The board Of c"m
,uissinmers of the Poydras Fund having
u,rn read. ii was
Resolved, That the report Of the Com
.nissiousrs IF the P.,ydras Legacy 'e ~
proved, and that they he vtsled with full
mwprs tn Effect compromises with pei
.,n in debt To said fnod and accept All,
new mortgages it may b. necessary l.
;,ass, and b. It further VI
Resolved, That they be %authoriz-d !.
Loan out any funds that may te in thti
possession and which may hereafter m
rec-ived due SAID fund. 81
o. motion it was
Rrslv-i. That parish warrants be il
sued IT, w. B Chamb-rlin. parish trens
ur-r, to the amount Of 1881 40 100 being
he balance due said tr :asurrr from tt.
general fund.
The petition Of Armour Il Drl~hsy'
having been read. it was
Resolved. That the ~lessees of thu BatO'
Rnux- ferry, M-ssrs. Arbour & I-lxhsyr
W. relieved from the payment III tw.
thousand two hundred dollars due l..
them under their contract 1t lease ~
the 4th of November nrxt 1868, upor
their paying the sum Of eleven ha"dres
i liar. in quarterly Payments made i,
.ivance, Of tw,, hundred and s+vrnty'iv
~i.,iiars each, aud that the fare 1t e."
passengers h- rrinstated at twenty 40,
me- provided. that this r-so'uti"
.h.ll have ~, binding f'rce 0r -f-ct unit
tie SECURITIES on the original bond d
said ~i-ssers -hall consent thereto.
b. it further
Resolved, That the parish attorney b,
iirected to Obtain ths consent OF the se
cur ties on the original bond Of sal,
eSsepe.
On motion it was
Resolved, That in conformity with Sec
J. III ~ act Ut the Legislature If II"
Stste entitled An act 10 "rg.uiz- tbt
PAsi.h Courts If this State, etc." NJ
vroved Sept. 4, 1868. the Court House u
,his parish b. AID il hereby designated
~ the place for Loldiug Of the Psrisi
C"Snrt.
The minutes having been read arc
approved. the Jury adjour"rd sine die
4. D. BAsRow. N. w. POPE.
Secretary. President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28
A New PLAN or CoNrRAcrs WITH FREED

A New PLAN OF CONTRACTS WITH FREED
MEN.-AmoUg the various styles Ut ca"
tracts with freedmen. uone seem t" work
better than the following, which has bern
adopted largely IN s nth Can"lina
The farme. furnishes pillow ANIMALS and
farm implements, aud keeps all under hi-
own Care and Control. H. gives to earl'
Iaborer a house and as much land ~ h.
can cultivate on bis own account, ami
tirewood all free. The employee work.
for the planter the first half M the week
and works for himself the a'ahce of III,
time. The laborrr meets his own rxprn'
ara, and while working his own crop has
has the free use Of the pillow animals and
al the required plantation to"ls. TIL
lab0rrrs b W 10 claim on the planter.
crop, bn have abs"lute control "f tn" !
own BY this arrangement the negroes
obtain house, land, tirewood and the Us,
for three days every week Of all the pla"
tstiou amin is and FOULS for three days
every week in %cultivating the employers
crop. Aud the employer has all the tx
prnse of feeding the stock and keeping
up the establishment. Those who have
tried this plan say it works to the salts
faction OF both parties, and gives t" thu
Iaborer who behaves himself a perma"
Int home All! an interest in the place b.
cultivat+s, and avoids the dissatisfaction
often attending a division 1T the crop
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

sScEHE. At ! CousrRy Poll Enter at the
polls gang d. the ~natiou's wards aud
oil ask the Commissioners Of Election for
hsiS tickets. They seceive for answer
that 9 There are the tickets on the tables
distributed around.. and to take whatever
they xlsleds btbsk tha Commissioners
are there to receive and not 10 give ont
tickStSsss Thy l6okinik sstoand find tick.
eta sesitseed,ehoat. 1bnt all priated on
psper Of IT, sam. cplqr-vhits,
Spokesnan-"Dea sin,t Dc tickets w
wants. e'ss1ts obffdffbr
.Cosumissiones--"Th There are both tick.
cts, Democrat and Radical ; you can take
your ch0i6sr 118 NE&AJ5E5s ~ &
Spokesmso--" Oh. no ; denis oil white
tictTts;, .ye 1sPts sRe fsd ticket v'd Dc
C"mmissiGner-" Well, hire it is," and
commsnces to read to them the anne Oh
the Radical ticket when he comes to the
4sems Of A.. L, Lee. candidate for Presi.
"D.i.s Saf.lVg oos til, ' spokesman. did
ny ! Tell yos 90 dem u rebel tickets
tseT Lee one # de- biggest rebels
gwynss Come aloag. boys, We won,
vote tall" q argument on the part Of
many Of lie bySsauders could convince
them to the cootrAry.n,rteasg o,,,
Barrstsria. Nov 8, 1868 H.. !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28

STATE Of LOUISIANA. PARISH Ut
West Baton Rouge, Parish Court. It.
matter succession Of Louis Trahan, d.
ceased. No. 694.
Whereas Clarisre Lsndry. widow Lrui,
rrshan. hos applied to The clerk If SAID
Court for the administration oi he ab,y.
successioh-
Nrtics is hereby given that all "pposi,
ion to the appointment Of Sid Ciarris-.
Landry al administering aforesaid, mus,
be fled in the Office of the clerk of sair
Court within ten days from the first pub.
LEGATION Of this notice.
0. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks Office, West b ton Rouge. this
2l-t dsy Of November, u. d., 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28
ErAT DE Ia LOUISIANA, PAROISSE

d'Ourst Baton Rongs, Cour d. P.roiss-
Dams Psff .irre DE- Ia Succession DE- J.a.
B.ptiste Trahsn, 1rcede. No. 673.
Att~ndu que Leon L'.j-nn. y CO ,nr e"
re9istre ~ bureau du g%rrfi-r Dr. Ia dit.
cour. IN tablesu It comotr final de AM.
administration dams Ia s~uslise xuccession
Avis eat par lea prts"ntps dome ~
t"utrs persOnnrs enterrsses de faire val
DIR leurs r~aisoos. 81 t~outrfnis ell-s en- ont.
dams lee trrate j'urs qui suivront Il pr.
mierre publication de Get avis. ponrqun,
10 dit dit tsb'ean ct compile final ne -
raft pas homologus ct fait uu jugemen,
lie cettc o U
0 M. LEBLANC, Grr6i ,r.
Bureau du are& .r, Quest Baton Rouge.
CT Fl Nrvembre, q. d, 1863.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-28
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d'Us-.t Baton korxe. O'nqun ne Dis
trict .Iudiciaire. banQur d-s C,toyene
de IL Louisi.ue ~. Wing y. kluchr
loe 1T John A Douxhe.,y. M 1928.
En- vrrtu dun nrdre d. salsip y; '. n,r u
moi addr-as- dams le process II d-s~us eli
data dn 81 Oc,"bre y d. 1858, de | hon
/. cour On ci"qnieme d's.r'c, jndic'a.rr
dams ct pour Ia pnroisse ct PEtat s%us!i,,
i'ai saisi- It III irsi EN- ventr pubi'que
\ /. mxison d. cuur Do cette paroisst.
d'Ou ut B.ton Rouge, 1ls4
SAMEDi, IL SINE our de Dscembre a d.,
1868, entire les heures de ii n. m. ct 3 ..
m, tout dr"it, titre ct des d+fend~nrs.
Wing w. K,ncheine IT John A. Dough
rr!y,. p%habitation It terre ci.apres de
,r,t-s, sav"ir =
Une habits,ion u sucre situe en- c-tte
p~.roissr d'Ou. ct Baton Rouge. m~sursnt
d,x>ept arp-"t~ d. LAG ode au &. 1--WE Mis-.
,isSippi snr ~q"atrrvinxt srp-n,s de- pro
fnnd-ur, borne Ell h~ut par terres G; dew.
.nt dc Niue Perrin. ct .n has p.r s~rr+s
crdev~ut de- Messrs. p.tin It Duu>s.n,
.vec les b.tisass IT smrIiarstionx qni ~
'r,nvent. m,ins IL portium inf+rieure d.
/. di,r habitsti"n, m4suvant environ %
SO-lt 0 chsi"rs "n sept Is 100 srp~nts Dr.
sc DE- M hruve Mississippi. snr enviros,
q 46 100 h.i"s "u apt e 100 ssp~nss
~ ~prof"ndtur sur h ligps inf.ri.psr QUE
i~ diviss d. II prnpri-ss del. C.. Patrick,
/ sur II iixS~ que le divisr g. IN propr,'
.tr dr. J S. Williams. unp premiere prr
f"rdeur de Is SO cnsines on qnatr~ SO TOO
arpents de- " dit m"rc~su 0uvr.nt l 81
,hair's y une ~s-coMie ~prafundrur d.
8 80 rhsinc- "u srps So 100 sr,.rnts VI
,n~si 81 IS cha'n+s "n sept Al 100 srp+nt,
IL l",gaur al f'nd. horne par IL proprie
II du dit Us Williams, cnmm+ il psrai,
sur IN plan tire par William g, Waller,
.sprotenr lie Vile y Baton Rouge. IL 6
Drcrmbrr 1856
Ensemble svec lea qnstre cent soixante
cinq actions hyp"th-c.irrs ) s~pparteu.nt,
S.isie ps,ur payer ct s.tisfsire le mon.
rant du jngeneat. d.s iutsrcts o. frais
dams lee vrocrs Ct dessns.
Conditions de IL V-nte- L'sconereu
f,urnirs nm billet factions pour l. somme
IL hut mile "~us vent six.atr qassse
, i.strre lt8 .s64 0o), psyAtl- i- Ter Mai.
1863. 1T snj~t d'+trr r~snnuvell- confDrme
'"rnt . Il char'rs del. B.nque des Citoy.
ens DE- IL Lonisisne, It Ia balance cnmpt.
tant. ~L'.rqnereur sasumera t0utss lrs
obligations ct responsibilities d'uu sctjon.
aire dela Bsnqne d~s Cstoyrns, II r. III
let d'.cti"na .insi f"urni sra .i1euti6s
'vec Pacte d'h~yls'th-que par s. Hir;art E,
rp"n@e =" favrur del, Bsnqur drs Citcy
ma ~pardevsnt rh~o. S~ghera, ncfaire pub
Eq"a q u N"nvelie Orle cans. !. 30 FpvvieI
1885. ct ' e IL vpnte do Sheriff dams
ce cae. J. v. DURABLE, j.,
|oet6l @ Sheriff.