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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Geo. Markham and Chas II. Young,
of Worcester, while chopping last week,
succeeded in cutting each an ugly cash
in his foot.
A store in East Montpelier, contain
ing some $4,000 to $4,000 worth of goods,
belonging to f. V. Randall, of Montpel-
Ter, was entirely consumed by. fire about
! o'clock Saturday morning. An auction
had been held there the evening previous,
but the origin of the fire is unknown,
Insured
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PERsoNAL-We learn that the Eccle-
siastiastical Council, which convened a
few days since to consider the resigna-
ton of Rev. C. Cummings from the
passionate of the North Congregational
Church in st. Johnsbury, advised that
his relations to that eourishing church
should not be dissolved The council
was composed of many of the ablest and
most judicious clergymen of that and
other sections of the State, who gave the
subject careful consideration, and ca me
to the conclusion that the interest Of re-
ligion, of the church, and the society of
the town, could not afford to lose the SER
vices and associations Of SO able, cultivat-
cd, and genial Christian minister. II
is ia gratifying fact that the merits Of
Christian gentleman, and his Importance
in community, have been recognized by
his brethren, and for once advice has
been given that will retain, in a useful
field of labor, one who is 80 well adapted
to it. Not only the people of st. Johns
bury, but the Congregational .C'ourche,
should be grateful that he is to continue
his residence among them. The remova
J Of 1r. Cummings would have been pc
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PouLTNEY. - The Congregational
church i'll Poultney WAS organized in
1850,
Mr.. w. y Bacon lecturel in Poult-
ney on Sunday evening last, on Christian
Work, and how to do it,"
Rev T. w. HirwooI, former pastor
of the Methodist church in Poultney, for
the past three years, was welcomed to his
new field of labor at Greenwich, n. Y,
by large party at the parsonage.
"A Lodge Of Good Templars, under
the name of Snowden, No. sos, has been
organized at, GAINESVILLE, about three
miles from Poultncy, i'll Granville, y. Y.
The Lodge is in healthy condition, and
members are being steadily added The
following are the officers for the present
term: w. C. T., r. r. Jones w V. T.,
Mrs. Kate Hughes w. S, ID. i. Will
liams w. L. S, f. L. Jones; w T., Ii
mas L. Prouty; w. o. c., William Price
w. l. G., Mrs, Owen w. james p. w. C.
T., A. M. Locke; W. NJ, John Lee; w.
r. s., Mrl. A. NJ. Locke w. r. ii. s.,
Louisa Farwell; w. c., Alfred Cook.
W. ID. Mclean has retired from the
firm of Halves 81 Mclean, jewelers. at
Poultney, and opened a store at Cohoes.
Mr.. Lucius Halves continues the business,
having secured Mr. Tinker, of st. Adams
as workman.
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HoT SUMNER PREDICTED.-Wea
wise people, taking the winter for their
bevel, and working the spring UP to a
square, predict a summer of the next
coming June, July, and August, hotter
than any through which we have gone for
many years.
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wINDHAM NTY.

II. y, Flint, of Putney, has pair of
steers, one of which was two years old the
18th of last March, and the other the 25h,
each of which, on the day that he was two
years old, measured in girth six feet six
inches. Estimated weight twenty-eight
hundred lbs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-27

PATENTS following patents have
been issued To Vermonters for the week
ending May Is, 1869, and each bearing
that date:
Harvey c. Boadman, Morrisville, log
saving machine.
Reuben Daniels, Woodstock, bearing
for shafts.
&C. d. Read, Burlington, bed-bottoms
George J. Wardwell, Rutland, As.
signor to Steam Stone Cutter Co., anti
dated January 80, 1869.
The following is specification of the
last named patent:
1st. The arms, II. H. links b b., and
spring b, or their equivalents, construct
ed, applied, and operating substantially
as and for the purpose therein specified.
and. The combination of reciprocating
gangs of channelling or quarrying-chis.
sells, applied to opposite sides of the car.
riagc-bed A, crank-shaft, the yielding
connecting devices III ii, b, and h and
the engine mounted upon the carriage
bed A, all substantially as herein speci
fed.
Sd. The forked standard guide OF
guides B, applied to stone-chamberine
machine, and adapted to serve as guides
for the chisels, substantially as described
| 4th. In combination with a reciprocal
ing gang of stone channelling chisels
guided and supported substantially as de
scribed. the adjustable plate, carrying tn,
wrist-pin h 81 substantially as hereil
specified.
| 5th. The combination of the crank-shaf
d, gangs of chisels, carriage of the ma
chine, wormscrew Do, spur-wheel DE-
longitudinal shaft Ell, spur-wheel e, shift
ing gearing Oh OF, axle r, and transport
ing-wheels 81, substantially as hereil
specified
9Th The Dshifting gearing OF o.
slide F., and looking bar F3 applie'
to Notwithstanding machine, and adar
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MAsoNrC.-Chipman Lodge, No. %, T.
a. NJ, held their annual election W@d""s-
day afternoon, May 10Th, at their Lodge
Room, in Wallinglord. The following
were TIE officers elected for the ensuing
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Succession dEduQrd U1ko6

succession q EdUQfd U1hgD.
TN VERTU dun orlre de la Cour de
49, Prcuves de Ia Paroissc St. Landry, i
sera vcndu IL l"encan public, au de,ni~r e
plus otlrant enchcrlSscur, par lie soussigns
encanteur, all Bayou Mallet en- cette ditt
p~aroiSsc, lie EENDREDI, 81 Dcbcmbrc
1850, les propr etts suivanteS, appartenan,
Il | dite succession, Il SAVIOR:
Tn lot d'amcljorations, situees au BAYOU
Ma|lct, sur la tcrre dc Jean Gallot, consist
ant en- unc maison de residence, cuisine,
magasln Il mails, ct environ dcux miles de
plcux, Tn lot dc mcublcs dc maiscn ct de
cuisine, betes Il corncs. betes chevalines ct
cochons, I'm buggy, une p ire de mulcts,
unc scI!e ct bride, ct une monlre en- or.
II Srra vendn, anssi. an Bayou Chicot. lc
LCND1, 3 Janyier, 1870, les prophecies
su!vantcs, appartcnant 4 la meme success
sion, Il savoir:
CN CERTAI> MORCEAU DE TERRE,
ensemble avec les batisses ct ameliurations
4ul y sont %Sltuee>, situe au Bayou Chicot,
contenant environ six cents acres de sIncr.
ticic. etant Ia dcrniere residence de Patrick
Ii. Overton decide, ct Ia meme pvop,iete
par Julia Gallot, tut ice, de la suc.
ccssiOn de 2. ii. Ovcrton deccue, il la yvn,e
pubIiGue du I Feyricr 1861.
Cettc terre scra vendu en- lots dc Gin
l'ian'e acres, exec te IN lot d. cent acres
Ct les amciiorations dcSSus.
Con .itions-C"mp'ant.
F. pEIRODlN, Encantcur,
81 rnvn,h,n
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Succession de J0seph Oliyier.

Succession dc JosePh OZlUter.
I'll SERA vendu par le soussiene admins
Il ~tratenr, on par Fintermediaire dun encan.
teur public, a lhabitation de Joseph Olivier
DECIDE, dams la Prairie DIES Femmes, en- la
Paroisse st. Landry, le MERCREDI, Is De.
cenbre, 1863, les prophecies mobillieres sui
vantes, a savoir:
l Lot dinstruments d'habitation, un cha
rette a bnnfs, fourrage, n1als, patates, enyi-
ron cents pages de barrieres ct autres pienx
ct p'anches de six pieds lie longueur au bayou
Portage, soufet ct outils de torgeron, Its ct
convertures, | selle ct bride, tabac, cilaises,
tables, | fusil a plonh, / meter, etc etc. 20
tetes de cochons, environ 40 tetes de betcs a
cornes douces. | paires de beufs, I'm cheval.
2ju'nents ct leurs poulains, ct beaucoup d'au-
tres chooses.
II sera aussi vendu, aux emes ljeux.. lie
MERCRE1D1, 5 Janvicr. 1870.
L'HABlTATION contenant 80 arpents.
bornee nord par les Mentions. est par Frank
Key, sud par Francois Savoie, ct Quest par
Michel johnson, a ctre vendue avec la mai
son de residence ct une part des barrieres.
8 autres batlsses ct des bar,ieres.
Conditions Les prophecies mobillicres Sc
ront vendues pour du Compliant. Les terres
a III credit de I'm, deux ct trois ans du Jour
de la vente, l'acquereur fournissant son billet
portant interet apres reeheance, ayec secure
te satisfactoire, ct l'hypotheque ordinairs re-
tenu. VALERIE OLIVIER
DeceHole -r-t. Administrator
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Succession lie Jcan Bite. CourriNe.
LIN VERTU dun ordre de Ia Cour dc,
- p, ewes de Ia Paroissc st. Landry. i
Scra veadu Il l'encan public, au plus ottian,
ct dernicr ench6risseur, par Ia soussignee
%tnt'irr, on par un cnCanteEr public, Il la
dernlere residence du defunt dams Ia prai
re Faquetaique, Paroisse St. Landry, lie
MERCREDI, % Decembre, 1869, les pro
prietes suivanteS, appartcnant il Ia ditc sue
c~eSsiou, L SAVIOR:
l. IN C-RTAIN MORCEAU DE TER
re, avec toutes ! S bat;sses ct ameliora,i ions
lli s'y sont situtes, situe dams Ia prairie
talIctalQue, contenant environ cent vingt
acres, borne nord par les tcrres publioues
ct Eloi SaYole, sud ct est par DIES tetres
reserves pour lie chemin de fer, ct Quest
par des terres reserves pour lie chemin de
fer, ct par Eloi Savoie, etant une part dc la
tcrrc cutrec par lie dit dGfunt au bureau de
ter'cS aux OpcIousas, lie 10 mars 1860, ct
decr.tr CONNIE ttant lie quart moro est de la
section yinyt-sept dams lie township six de
la rangee l est.
2. Cne pare de Leuls, un cheval creole,
trol~ vaches ct un veau, mcublcs de maison
ct ustensils de cuisine.
Conditions-LouiSe Taylor, Ia veuve sur
%vlvante, aura, al prix destination, IN che,
val ct trois vaches. Qua:antc acres, sur
leSqnels les batisses ct authorizations sont
erigecs, seront vendus pour du compliant,
ct la balance de~ propri6tes a I'm credit de
'n ct deux ans du l avril 1870; Iacqu :reur
fouInlssant bonnie ct solvable caution, ct la
terre restant Superintendent hypothequee
jusqu'a partait Placement.
LOUISE TAYLOR.
y nDyelnhre Tutricc Naturelle.
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Succession dAugustus l.. U1nckler.
TN VEkTU dun ordre de Ia Cour des
- Prcnves de la Paroisse St. Landry, il
sera vcndu a fcncan public, an dernier ct
plus ottrant encherisseur. PAR lie soussignee
ADMINISTRATIVE, on E'ar IN encanteur public
dams Ia vile DE- Washington, en- cette dite
p%aroi>se, lc MERCREDI, 20 Decembre.
1869, les prophecies ci-apres decrites, ap.
partenant a la succession d'Augustus L.
Winckler, decide, reinforcement de la dite
p~aroisse, a SAVIOR:
LIE quart dun tc. rain, avcc les batisscs
ct ameiiora'io dessus, situe dams la vile
de Washington, a Iencoignure dvs res St.
John ct Vine.
1e quart sud-est du lot No. trcntc sept
CONNIE il est desig7e sur lie plan de la vile
de Washington, borne nord par Ia ~proprie-
te de Lemeile, est par Ia rue Bridge, sud
par Ia rue Vine, ct Quest par Ia terre de L.
Dupre, avec les batisses ct ameliorations
dc>sls. COMM CONNIE le cafe dc Winckler.
Tn table de billiard ct meubles de cafe,
IN chcval, selle It bride, deux vaches ct
leurs vcauX.
Co"ditions.-Les prophecies mobillieres
pour dn compliant. Les. proprietes -irnmo
b~lllieres, n moitie compliant. ct la balance
i un credit de six mois, ~racquereur four
nissant son billet avec bonnie ct solvable
caution, une hvpothaqne speciale ct lie pri-
vilege du vendeur etant retenus ~jusqu'an
paiment final. L'acquereur devra s'obliger
de ne pas vendre, hypothequer GU azure.
ment disposer de la dlte propriste avant lie
le Placement du privs'achat.
ELIZA SUTHERLAND,
81 novembrc Administrator
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Succession de NurY lane NetterrsX

Succession DE Nary Jane Neterril1.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de la Cour des
IA Preuvrs de la Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc
"a Vendn en- vente publique. au dernier ct
plus otfraut encherisseur, par le soussigne
a'lministrateur on par un encanteur public, 4
la dernlere residence de la dcfunte pres Big
Cane en- eette dite paroissa, lie SAMEDI IS
Dtctmbre, 1869, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, appaftenant a la succession de Mary
Jane NetterviIle decedee. a SAVIOR:
|. UN MOROCCAN DE TERRE, contenant
quarante acres, ave. toutes les aineliorations
dessus, CONSTANT en- une maison de residence,
cuisine It forge. borne nord par terres appar-
tenant a la succession de Mary Z. Moss ct
James L. Swords. a Test par des torres de Jo-
siah Scott. gu sud par des terres de Nine.
Webb, ct a Fouest par des terres de B.. e.
CAN'T, sltue dams la Paroisse St Landry.
2 QUARANTE ACRES DE TERRE
mareeageusr. situes pres lie Bayou Rouge.
Paroisse st. Landry. bornes ,rd par des ter.
res don't lie proprietaire est %inconnu, est par des
terres de Josiah Scott, sud par ues terres des
Josiah Scott, ct Quest par des ter,es de Josiah
Scott.
Conditions-Comptant.
,-r GEORGE. w HUDSPETH,
is nov ..=.. Administrator.
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the 18th and 18th of November.

the 1lth and 18th of November.
The Spaniards attacked the Cuban posi-
ton at Maca ia in large force, and wer
repulscd "ithsa heavy loss. A column O
Spaniards were subsequently routed at An
gnada del Sauto, near Trinidad, and yer,
pursued by the Cubans to the suburbs O
the. city.
A detachment Of Catalonians were ami
hll&ted upon the line of the Puerto Prin
cIpe Railroad.
Alabama Legislature.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. I'm the State Stn,
ate to-day a memorial from the Board OF
Regents Of University was read. 1t asked
tor heavy donations from the State, a n
acknowledged that the University, as at
pressed controlled, had not been a success J:
and that in consequence of the enemies of
the present faculty only thirty pupils were
in attendance.
Owing to the sickness of the prcsiIinc
officer, a President of the Senate pro ten was
elected.
Royal, a negro, and the ON one in the
senate, nominated Worthy, a Democrat,
Senator Worry declined, and nominated
and voted for Royal.
Barr, a late SUrg.on General of Ohio,
was elected.
a bIl! WAS introduced to divide the State
INTO four judicial Districts, and court 10
be held twice a year by the Circuit Judges
OF the different circuits, similar to the Cir.
cuIt Court System of the United States.
The common school bill which provides
for taxing the property holders to bnilI
school houses ana to Ply teachers, was
discussed. The effect of the bill is to teach
the negroes at the expense of the whites,
In the house resolutions were offered,
why the teachers of the public
had not been paid. Some members
asserted that the Snpcrlniendents Lad So
len the money, while others stand out that ;
the money never reached the Superinten-
dents hands.
A bill was reported on favorably to abol
.Sh the city court at Selma, and also to re-
wise and republisll a digest of all the laws of
he State.
Election in New York.
New York, Dec. 1.-THE city elections
,o-day are progressing with unusual uniet-
less. The candidate for Alderman in the
Ward was dangerously shot.
The Tammanny party swept the city, in
he municipal election to-day.
City Election in Massachusetts,
LAWRENCE, Mass.) Dec. City cleo.
ions were held here to day. The Demo
rats elect the mayor of the city, and the
is equally divided.
Fire in Philadelphia. r
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The Merchants
corner Third and Walnut streets,
burning. The chandelier fell within
en- minutes after discovery of the fire
he whole building is in flames. :
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Vonre par lie Shc1'tf.
Vincent Boagns IS. James Hicks

vincent DOdgR2 rs. JGmeS tricks.
1T U1TIEME COUR DE DISTRICT, Par
- oisse It. Landry, No. 1lU96.-En vcrtl,
. un ordrr dc saisie ct ,le vcnte, emanant de
Ia, uniti:me Cour de District 10 lIttat dc Ia
Lonisaua. dams ct pour Ia l,aro,Ssc St. Ian
dry, 1a1S lntfairc ci-d"Ssus i~Htitnlc, ct a moi
adr"'sG, j. prortletai i ver1r- Il lencan pub
lie, a IA maison de cour de la dItc paroisse, IN
Ia willie G"s Opelousas, H. SAMEDI, Ter jour
d." Janvirr 1870, "A II hcurcs du matin, Ia pro-
prittt ci-apr1s dtcrite, s:isie pour S~atisfairc i:
hit writ. 4 ~avoil:
CNE CERTAINE TERRE, IN catte dite
parolssr, sur Ia rive Quest du Bayou Euut
cont"nsnt environ o73 IOliUO acres, p'us OIL
lnolns, hornte norl TT est par lc dit Bayou
b"uf' SUD par la tcrre appartenant a%ntretois 4
James Morgan, ct Quest Par la Fcuye Burlclgh
't u'S teIres snpposces apparttnlr all Domain
La teIrr crdess,s decrite est composite DIES
morccauk suivants, viz:
|. La motto C. la section 81 dams le town.
ship 5 sud de- la rangce i est, conteahnt ACE
acres, plus on moins, Giant la meme t"rrs
achette par Moses Litttll q la ve,fte drs biens
dc la succession de Theoplilus Collins, lie 2
aout Io2', TT aclctcc par lie present vendeur
DIES htritiers le Moses Littell, CONNIE il appert
par acte pasacc>: lc IL ulars 1854, enrtgistre
dams ie bureau du Recorder de st. Landry,
Giant lie c%ertiticat No ll34 Concession Es-
pagnole No. 4O6.
=. Lots Nos 7, II ct - du meme township
ct dc Ia meme rangte de la SECTION ci-dessus
u,cI1tc, TT situc dams la section 81, contcnant
- ioiloO acres, plus on moins, dent la Motto
syan' etc ~'cletcr par Moses Littell de Dubuis-
SON. Re - novembre 1896. ct achetcc par IL
present V'l'd"nr DIES hcritiers de Moses Littell,
!e 10 mars 1854, etlautre muitif achetee par
.e vthdtur d la ventr de la succession de Do
.ncIlse Dubuisson, lie IG ~ftvricr 1854.
3 Les sections 32 ct 33 dams !e tcwnsbin a
'na dc Ia Iangte 4 est, contrnant 379 acres.
on mons, tfant la meme terre achetee
)ar Moses Littrll du Commencement DIES Et.t,,
MS: CONNIE il appert par lr c~eItificat No. 10
I acLrttr par lie vendeur dcs hGritiers de Mo.
'es LdttciI, lie Is mars 1854, ensemble ayec
outes ties bat sses ct amcliolations qui y sont
Couditions-Comptant.
J. N. THOMPSON, Sheriff
u nOcnnhro
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He"nrsett1 A. Wockerhagen. En-. Test. o.,
Robert II. LitteA admir-:
YOUR DE PAROlsSE, St.. Landry, No.
o5b.-En vertu dun. ordre de saisie ct
vente lance par Honorable Cour de Paroisse
sergeant dams ct pour Id Paroisse St Landry,
dams isttaire ci-dessus %iutitule, ct a moi adres-
Sc Joffrlrai en- yente publique, au dernier ed
Plus otffant encherisseur, a Ia mason de cour
Dc la dlte paroisse, en- Ia vile des OpeIousas.
lie sAMED1 Janvier 1870, all heures dn
.natln la propriGte ciapres decrits; a. xayoir =
uNE PORTION DE TERRE, Giant In
section qulnze du township numero six suf
du %trente-et unieme degre dc Ia latitude nord.
dams lie range nun6ro cling est, dams Ie Din.
triet sud-ouest des Terres de. ia Lon;s;ane
etantla meme achetee par 10 defunt de- Geo
Is. Stewart. lie "a septembre 1889, enr6pistrs
en- llrre J, page $50, au bureau du Recor.
der dams ct pour la dite paroisse de ". Ian
dry, contenant soixauts.hait s4lIoo acres do
snperhcie. ~0
Conditions.-Pour dp compliant, en- es,ace
pour s~atlstalre la somme de cent trente Mas.
tres aVec s pour d'iutertt par an sur "a mbit;e
oe celia du 20 Decembre 1857, ct le nname ii
teIet SUI Pantre moitie du 70 Decembre 1869,
ct q balance, cent quinze p~iastres. payable le
~ Decelnbre 1869, avecc hut pour cent din.
tefet de la dite date.
=. .%#~a. JIM THOMPSON, Sheriff
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Succession de William c. HcBeaH.
I'm VERTU dun ordrc de la Cour de Par
- oisse siegeant dams ct pour la Paroisse
de Trrre Bonnie. Fiat de la Louisial.e, il scra
vendu en- vcnte pub!ique, au dernirr 1t plus
otffant encherlsseur, par lie s~ouss,gne, dcvan.
la porte de la maison de- cour de cette ~paroisse
de st. Landry. en- Ia vile des Opelousas. he
MERCREDl, Is Dcccmbre, 1869, les propri.
CITES cl-apres deciltes. appartenaut a la success.
sion de William c. McBrath dtcede, a savoir;
! La Motto est de Ia section ct Ia Motto
est du quart nord oheSt de Ia section trente
quatre, dams he township trois sud DE- la ran.
gee qaatre dams le district sud-ouest des terres
de Ia Louisiana, contenant quatre cent trois
1900 acres
=. La motifs est lie la section vingt HUT ct
le quart sud-olrst du quart suI-est de la sec
ton vingt-'t I'm, la Motto sud du quart sud-
Ouest de la section vingi-troiS, Ia Motto nord
du quart norJ Quest de la section ,ingt-sjx
dams Ie township trois sud lie Ia rangee elmo
est, dams Ie distinct suI-ou-st des terres de- la.
Lonisiane, contenaut ciul cent yingt-et-un
97ll0U acres.
:. La moIti6 Quest de la section ct la moitie
ouest du quart sud est de In section trente-six
dams lie township trois sud de la rancee anatre
est, dams lie district snd-ouest des terres de Ia
Louisiana, coutenant quatre cent six 75ll0O
acres.
4. L. quart sud de la section, le quart sud-
Quest du quart sud-est de la section trente
dams lie township deux sud de Ia raneee qua
ire est, dams le district sud-ouest des terres de
la Louisiana, contenant drux cent trois 7IIlOO
acres 49,.
S. La Motto Quest de la section IN dams lie
township trois sud dc Ia rangee trois est. dams
le district sud- Quest des terres de Ia Louisi.
ane. contenant trois cent vingt 2OIlO0 acres.
Les terres ci-dessus decrites appartenant
crnjointement a la succession de Marpuer;te
Hincklin, epouse de Francis l.. Mead, ct celle
de William C McBeath, CONNIE il est dit Minis
haut.
Conditions-La Motto du prix d'achat nav.
able compliant, lie jour de la vente ct la bal
ance payable a un an du jour de- la vente, par
billet tire par Paequereur a son propre ordre,
ct par lui endosse, portant hut pour cent din
teret par an, ct hypotheque spectacle ct lie priv
iIege de vendeur retenus sur les dites terres,
avec la clause de non aIiendo ct Ell cas- au'n
devienne necessaire de faire des poursuites le.
gales pour lie Placement du prix d'achat, lac
quefcur devra payer les honoraires de ~l'ayocat
qul sera charge de la collection du dit billet.
lesquels dts honoeaires sont par lie present
fixes a clnq pour cent sur lie montant en- Iii.
CATION, ct lie timbre des reyenus y sera alike
aux trais de l'acquereur.
j. NJ. THOMPSON,
Is nov Sheriff de St Landry.
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Ame|'a Gusdry rs. Onc7ime 4. Guidrv
III UITIEME COUR de District hour IA
IL Paroisse de St. Landry. No. 9802'-En
vertu dun alias writ de feri facias n moi
adrese par fHonorable Huitieme, Cour de
District de lEtat de la Louisiana. dams es
pour la Paroisse de St. Landry, dams rafTaire,
colossus. je procederai, lie SAMEDI + Janyier
1870, a ONE heures Ju matin, a la maison da'
cour de la dite paroisse, en- la vile des OpeIou-
sas, a 10 vente publique ct Adjudication des
proprIetees suivantes, d sayoiE--,
J: IN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TER.
re sltuee a peu pres trois miles della vile des
Opelousas, contenant quatfe cent cino et
56lloo arpents de superiieie--axec tou,es les
batIsses ct authorizations qui SIP trouvent, -.
2 uN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE
dams les Grands Bots. contenant cent arnents
de supefcie, faisant face a la. igne est de- ~
motto Quest du lot No. J.. dams 10 township
No. 5, Sud de la rangee No. 3 est, avec telle
profondeur que rcnferme lie montant DIES dts
cent arpents-avec toutes les betes, muletss
etc, sur Ihabitation decri.e ei-dessus.
saisie dams ~lafaire dessus. 81.
Conditions-Comptant.
j. N, THOMPSON, Sheriff.
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"a novembre
succession dc Eli DavidgArdOi1
ct son ED0use.
Corr de pavoisse. 81 Eandry-Mo 2sd:

Coar de Pavoisse, St. Laadry-No. 3342
A MBROISE JOHNSON. de la Paroisse 81.
n, Landry, ayant presente une petition n
l'effrt d'etre nomme administrator de Ia suc-
cession de Eli David Ardoin ct son epouss,
dectdes, reinforcement de Id dite p~aroisse
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux lnteresses dams cstte succession
d'avor a deduire par cert, a mon Bureau.
Jams les dix Jours qui s%uivrons la date d.
present avis, les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont,
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit i Ia
d!te petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grrise..
4 Decembre 1869