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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-01-11
PrIVOte Sales.


mnan ACRES. LANDS
@sIsyU FOR SALE, lying on both sides of
Piney River in the counties of Nelson and AM
herst, 1900 acres cleared, 600 acres of which is
River Bottom The whole of this land is unsur-
passed for its fertility, producing corn wheat,
oats, tobacco and grasses a large portion of which
is now set in grass Upon this land, there is a
large vein of very rich iron ore, "a sample of
which can be at the Office of Messrs. Echols,
Bell & Catlett, Staunton.) This property is wor-
thy the attention of capitalists, as seldom such is
found upon the market. The whole of this land
lies in one body, but will be divided into tracts
to suit purchasers.
Terms liberal For further information, adj
dress J. W. Warwick, Warm Springs Bath Co.,
Va, or D. A. Witt, Lovingston, Nelson Co, Va.
J. w. WARWICK,
dec TT D. A. WITT.
NATALNUT GROVE FOR SALE.-This
w valuable property, II miles from Waynes-
boro on the Greenyille road will be sold at pri-
into two farms of 100 acres each. For map
and description, apply at my office near Court
house. from till each day.
VIM A. PRATT,
Surveyor, Architect and Engineer.
Where also plans and descriptions of all proper
ties for sale in Augusta county may be seen.
dec7-tf
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
D Entirely new, we'll built, handsome ap-
pearance, and we'll located. Terms liberal. APP
ply to II. KER at III Ker s. Bros
nov3O-tf
NOR SAE.E.-We wish to sell privately the
Il farm on which we reside, situated one-quar-
ter of mile from Churchville. The farm con-
tains 1872 acres (more or less)-about $50 clear
ed and in good state Of cultivation, the balance
in good oak timber. The improvements consist
of comfortable dwelling with ninerooms, barn,
stable and necessary opt-houses. There is well
of excellent water in the yard, never-failing
stream across the farm and running water thro'
the barn-yard. The land is of excellent quality,
being we'll adapted to the growth of wheat, corn,
and grass; is in the midst of section not sur
passed in the State for the number and grade of
its Touring mills, as well as convenience to chur-
ches, Schools and mechanics shops, and in COM
munity unsurpassed for morality, refinement and
civil order. This farm can be bought upon very
reasonable terms.
Apply in person or by letter to either of the
undersigned, agents for the heirs of Harvey Bear,
decd, at Churchvlle Augusta county, Va.
JAMES II. BEAR,
iuIy13-tf JOHN H. Heller.
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STATISTICS OF THE VIRGINIA METHODIST
Episcopal CHURCH-From the report of the
Rev. z. A Peterson, made to the Virginia Con
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. we compile the following interesting
statistics Local preachers, 1853 {; increase, 6;
members Of the church, 80, Gil ; increase, 2, l54
adult baptisms, 1881 increase, l,O30; infant
baptisms, LILO; increase. 2l3; number OF
churches 55l increase, 81; value of churches,
$500, S65; increase of value, 5000; number
of parsonages, So increase 7; value of parson-
ages, 500, 700; increase in value, $4,000; num-
Der ofSunday schools. 495 increase, SO; officers
and teachers, 1924; increase, 863; scholars,
26, 933; increase, ALL; volumes in Sunday
school libraries, SO, sos; increase, 1850.
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III All interested, please read the fol-
y lowing extract from a letter from
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-01-11

My assortment of books is, perhaps, as large as
any in the Valley of Virginia.
Va The usual discount made to Jews and
Gentiles. ROBT COWAN.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Of z. B. Carer, deceased.
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
ID Probate Court of the pari>h of St. Ian
dry, there will be sold at public auction to the
last aud highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator, or duly qnalifrd auctioneer,
at the Court house III Opelousas, on i,
Wednesday, March 3Oth, 1870,
commencing at IL o'clock, A. NJ, the follow
ing described property belonging to the r.;
tate of f.. +. Garter, deceased, late Of the
parish of St Landry, to wit
l A certain plantation known as the
Bundick plantation, the same purchased by
Z. B. Carter from Ewell Bundiek. as per act
of sale passe'.rAugust ID, 1860, situated on
BAYOU Petit Prairie, Parish o. St. Landry
containinA thee hundred and twenty acres.
more or lfN, with all the Improvements there
on. consisting of a dwelling house. gin house
and grist mill, and other out buildings; houn-
ded north by bayou Petit Prairie and lands
formerly belonging to Geo. c Moss. east by
Elisha Mcbride, SOUTH by the 10Th section,
and on the west by lands formerly belonging
to Geo. C. Moss and others.
2. Note Ole A. w Bell, for the sum OF
| S4,l2O dollars. in favor Of f B, a.farter. I,
3. A Judgment against E. J. Palmer, m
favor of E B. Carter, for the sum Of
$56l4 so.
Terms.-Cash on the spot.
VINCENT BOAGNI, }
Administrator.
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%t's:cmF E.,as:si,ean


ParW C0urt. RnsA St. Land,u.-n, o,u7
A AEL1A L. KELLER, widow of1'1.
n A Webb, DECEASED, and Testama Tvs
ESccutris Oils Succession, aidel, anthn,irn,,
assisted and joined by her husband, E5w.r;;
GaIligar. Of the Parish Of 81 Landry. lr,v;na
FLIED a tabIeau Of the classification Of dsbfSs
and distribution Of funds of said Estate. accom-,
panied by thcjl petition praying for the no
n!ologation of the anne;
And whereas the.prayrr Of +nid petition has
oeet granted by an order Of court, bearing
date February Is, 1870;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to
al; Ps5sens ,ntsFesttd to make opposition to
sala laolsan IN writing at my ofRce in the
su 10y o. oPtIo.Sas, within shA time required
homoIogated and confirmed.
Feb &c, 1869,
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issued on Thursday. a bill to cnforce uni
versal suffrage by virtue of the second Sec
ton of the amendment was introduced int"
the House to-day.
The Il liability bill from the Senate, amen
ded by a vast number Of names from the
House was passed. The bill will be re.
turned to the Senate for concurrence
Supreme Court.
W%AsH1SGroN, Feb. .21.-The Supreme
Court deciled to-day, in the case of Pelham
against Rose ct al, that the contiscation ac'
of 1862 required the actual seizure of TIE
property and the or It's l,helled, and that
the seizure Of the deH of the maker of a
note to the holder, without the actual ar
rest of the note itself, was insufficient.
Fire in Franklin, La.
FRANKLIN. La, Feb. 2l.-A most Ces-
~tructive confagration occurred here this
forenoon, by which property to the amount
of between $50, 900 and $4,000 was des
troved. The losses FIJI principally upon
boo. men, mostly frugal Germans. The
fire originated at Mr. Basti MS, corner OF
jackson and Water streets, destroying his
d~welling-house, bakery and onthulldlngs.
Mr.. Charpier's dwelling and store, corner
of Jackson and Main streets; Mr.. MallonS
dwelling md Bellocq's store occunied by Mr..
F. w. Smith; Darna1d's building DR.
Symes's old drug store Nine 1bert's build
inc, her store and dwelling in one, and the
on tbui,dings and L.evy's store, all OF Main
street.
Belloco's warehouse and two Of Coopcr's
warehouses, on Water street. and Walkers
warehouse, and a one-storv dwelling in the
rear. was all that was saved in that square
Bell cq's store, occupied by Latounette
corner Main and jackson street, a shop o
Bclloco's, on the same lot, Brunner's dwell
ing house, two buildings belong
ing to Schwan. and two building, includ
ing the store of Mr.. Mayer, all on tha'
SQUARE down to Water street which wa:
saved. The Episcopal Church was burned
There were many houses which took tire OF
the roof that were saved by personal efforts
Mr.. Levy alone was insured for S250v.
Europe.
PARIS, Feb. 21.-The conscrirts in cam
at LYONS have been behaving very disorder
ly. They sang the Marseillaise an
several arrests were made.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 21.-The uniforr
depth of Suez Canal is 10 feet.
~~~~~-.@-~~~
S Asaan illustration of the advantage Of lit
e insurance, it is stated that the late Genera
4 Liddell, whose sudden death was chronicle
in our issue of yesterday, held policies o
his life to the amount of $50, 1000 from thre
s companies, viz: $40, 600 in the Mound City
surance Company ofwhich Gen. BIB. Simme
= is the Agent, $50 0 in the Globe, an
9 $4,000 il the Piedm"nt. Gen. SHINES, W
hear, has already given notice to the he'll
of Gen. Liidell that he is prepared to pa
over to the heirs, without any delay, tn
amount insured in his agency.
As soon as the succession of the decease
" shall be opened, the amount will he pa''
v IN. 0. Bee.
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Parish Court-Fcnrukary Term
The following judgments have been Ssnd

The following Judgments ave been render
ed since last report z A. c
No. 1854. Henry L. Garland VS.. Jane
Foreman, admir-. judgment for Plaintiff. !
No. 3l42. Israel Marks VS.. J. g. Loua'l-
lier. MARKS claim for $500 recognized. Judg
ment homologating tablcau as amended. APP
peal granted to defendant.
No. 5000. Opposition Of Marie Lemane al
lowed, judgment. Tableau homologated as
amended. Appeal granted to Marianne Ma.
nette Guillory ct. ais.
No. 2744. Est of Louis Tate-tableau.
| Claim of j. H. Sandoz for $6 allowed, judg-
ment. Tableau homologated as amended.
No. 1886. Maurice Pollingue's application
for G monition, Judgment Of h~omologation o.
tableau. :'
No. 3055. Est. Of Gustave Ikelheimer. ia
acknowledgement of homologation.
No. 2944 Est. of Dalicourt Joubert, ia
bleau, Judgment homologating tableau.
No. $3.50, Est. of VIM. II Neilson-judg
ment by consent.
No. 275l. Matter n community between
Desire Gaudet and A. N. acknowledgement
ordering Godet to render All account. Ap
peal granted to Godet.
No .32Sl Est. of Martin Simien, f. m. c
judgment appointing Chachere as admir-
No. 2343. Judgment by default made final
Administrator ordered to render an accouu
within ten days.
No. 1929. Est. of Louis Toms, jndgmen
r~ecogniz ing Silesie Malveau as sole heir
, deceased, and placing her in possession Of hl
J estate. ...
No. 1854. Est OF J B, Rawl Is, on relation
Of Vincent Boagnivs. adm'x Judgment di
continuing the adm'x. from her administr'
ton, and ordering her to render an aecour
ON or before lst Monday ofApril mex.
No. 1854, Henry L. Garland vs., Jane For
man, adm. Devolutive appeal granted. Bon
> fixed at 800. ..
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Pavne, Huntington & Co. VS.. Patrick J
nTSTRICT COURT, St. Landry, No J1o9s
~ By virtue of an order of seizure and sale
issued by the Hon. 9Th District Court in and
for the Parish of st. Landry. in the above en-
titled cause, and to ME Directed, / will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Courthouse Of
said parish, in the town Of Opelouses, or
SATURDAY the I'd day of April, 1870, at II
o'clock, A. NJ the following pFopcrty, seized
to satisfy said order, to wit:
The portions or pieces of swamp lands situa'
ted in the Parish Of st, Landry. described as
| follows:
3 All of section No 10 in township No.
3 south of range 3 east, IN the Southwestern
Land District Of Louisiana. containing three
hundred and eighty-one olElO0 acres. being
the same entered i, the land office OF tue State
of Louisiana. as per patent dated l7th Decem'
Der 1859, No. 1913, Record OF Patents, vol. O.
page 1876. ..- sy-..
;. The north half of the north half OF sec,
ton No. twenty-right, the sont'-wes1 4uH'tri
| of section and west half and southeast quar-
tsr of sertion tventy-one, in township three
sonth NJ rano. fau, east, in the Southwestern
Land District Of the State of Louisiana con-
| tsining 44I 3Oll0O acres and being the same
entered bv Hugh NJ. Keary in the General
Land Office Of Louisiana, as appears by pst-
emit dated 2fst December 1923: no |o'4'
| Record Of Patents vol. 3. page 2uo. a
3. The lots No 8. 5. p ~, ~ ~ ana - :
Is and is. of section No ~, ana lots NO i,h
and 4, of section 90, in township No 8. SCUM mia
of range No 4 east, 10 the Southwestern Dis'
trict of Louisiana. c containing 500 s~I!0. acres.
hpinp the same entered in the Land ONCE :.
Louisiana by Hugh N. Kesry, as anpsars oy
the carti6ca.s 81 1ssisary I'D said oaic' aa..a
the 18th October 1859, and being cef''he"''
No 1884. '@# @fh &1@* .
JAS. G. HAYES, shssla'
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,igc TouxsAxEsr.-On Friday che 18th inst,
the yotng gentlemen Of Bellevue aeld a
Tournament, in which the young gentle
men Of ope1ousas, BY invitation, partici-
pated. ~ .~.,.sl ...a.. a#s@84.
~ It was quite . spirited affair, We are in
formed, and much friendly rivalry was
evinced in the. strife for the crown. seti5.
Mr.. Pintard Williams, of our town, was
1.-THE winner, and Miss Carrie Rogers the
y chosen queen. ." ,at>I
A similar entertainment was arranged by
the young men. Of Opclousas, and came 81
yesterday, followed by a tournament
Hop at Johnston s Hotel. t@42g7 .af,.L
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MEssss. D. LorH.op & Co., of Boston,
send us o package Of SIX beautiful juvenile
volumes, entitled (Teaehers' Gift Books,
Of is mo: size, neatly done up in Paper
covers, and containing about f60) page
o each.a The stories are sensible, high.toned
{ full Of life and zest, and teach noble lesson
such as the little people will be likely te
learn, remember and profit by. They arr
fitting presents from a teacher ora parent
and the books are cheap as we'll as good
They can be obtained Of the publishers
by mail, postpaid; for 40 cents per pack
&reS h. H%E v *j"t&%tR 't""
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Opelousas Post Office.

Mails arrive from New Orb ans. via Yer,
%millionville. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
mdays; via St. Martinsville, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 o'clock P. M.
Mails arrive from above every day ex.
cept Sunday.
Mails close for New Orleans every day
except Saturday at 8 o'clock P. -; and
for above, ut 4 o'clock P. NJ. ".
Mails for Plaquimine Brul6 close every
Friday ct 8 o'eks.ksP NJ
Office open daily from 9 A. NJ, to ePM
DEyENUE STAMPS Of all denomina.
t;,,ns for sale ~ fhe Post Office.
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sale.

Celeste Lastrapes, widow, vs.. Charles B
Smith. e. al.
Parish Court, Saint Landry No. 1853.
DY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued
ID by the Hon. Parish Court of the Parish
of St. Landry, in the above entitled caase,
and to me directed, 7 will proceed, to sell at
public auction, at the Court house of SAID par.
iSh, in the town of Opelousas, on SATUR-
DAY the ID day of April, 1870, at II o'clock,
A. NJ, the following property, seized to sat
isfy said writ, to wit
A certain portion of woodland, situated on
the west side of the Bayou Piaquemine Bru.
lee, near Plaquemine Point, containing about
thirty seven superficial arpents, bounded east
by Bayou Plaquem'ne, west by property OF
Mrs. st. Blanca. south BY land formerly be
formerly belonging to Louis Hebert, now tc
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A IL TerSons who hold claims against the
r Estate Of the late Ira Tnaver, deed. arr
requested to present them to the undersigned
for classification; and all persons Indebted to
sail eststn are requested to make, paYmrn.
without delay, otherwise they will incur cost
WIN. II. MAYO, Admir-.
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q SC. 80.

CsT received and for sale by the under.
signed, a fresh and well selected stock Of
E'amily Groceries, Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran.
&lso a good supply OF Shoe-maker's material
l. LEFEByRE & CAMARD,
sOpelousas, Feb 10, 1870, '~-@o
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The, receipts of cotton during the past
week by wagon, rail and steamers amount
to about 5000 bales. We hare received,
sincs the first Of September. 70. 900 bales.
II N conceded BY Tho. best judges that ,o'ir
rsceipts will exceed 10000 bales, pFosi-
ded the lir.srs in Texas. which flow into
the Gull. remain low for the next thirty
daygs-fCaddo CshFeYoport) Gazette. )
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Mn. Louis DEscn, o carpenter OF our
town, . was. found dead hr his bed last
Monday morning. He was out the even
'iugGprevious, drinking, and on his way to
his lodgings fell into q puddle Of water.
On going to bed he did not cover himself
which was done by. one Of the inmates
His death resulted probably from apoplexy'
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Inducements to Subscribers.

The weather this week has been very
favorable for planting. Our planters,
generally, have finished planting sugar
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AwruI TRAGEDY.-4 .tamily burnt tt
Death.-The following is from the Mes
chesehe. ef ST. jean Baptiste:
Bear Island, situated in Lake Maureuas,
was, on the 9th inst, the theatre of tht
most horrible accident eve, recorded in
this parish. The particulars which reach
US are as follows: Mr.. Robert Refine was
pouring coal oil in q lighted lamp which
his son held iE his hand. Fire caught in
the oil can which exploded, scattering
flames on father and son. Mrs. Refine and
four other children crowded around them
and tried to exti,guish the burning lava.
Thes. unfortunately caught fire also, and
father, mother and four children were
burnt 10 death. One little boy saved him.
self BY tearing OFF his clothes. Mr. Rob't
Refine was the son Of che late Antoine
Refine efsSt. james parish, and was about
thirty.6ve years Of age.
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state of Louisiana.

PARISH COURT, ST.. LASDRi-No. 1912,
Estate Of Philip Larergae, dcd.
ETRBAIN e. LAFERGNE. of St Landry,
y administrators of the estate of Philip La
vergne, dc'd. having filed a tableau and ac-
count Of said estate, accompanied by his Pr
tition, praying for the h~omoloGation OF the
same !;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
bern granted by an order Of Court dated Feb.
10. 1870
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said tabl-au, in writing, at my Office in the
town of OpaIousas. within thirty days from
the date hereof, why the said tableau should
not be homologated.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
February q 1870.
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Notice.

IL PERSONS holding claims against
rao~..strd ~ present. tnen ~ti,lsrt to the under
g ned Al Washington La. or to Messrs'
Moore s Morgan. at'ys,. a. ops'0u'S' A
'o' "pr D. LALAEN.E, sTnd,:.
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Coy. Warnio:h has appointed Jos. D.
Bernard Police Juror for the 9Th Ward,
this Parish. .
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JOHN F. AfORROGH, Clerk


Police Jury-P.rssh IT. LANDRY.
FEB. Sd, 1870.
The Police Jury met pursuant to ~a1journ-
ment. Present, I1hn Roy.
There not being a quorum present. the Jury
was adjourned until Monday. the 7th March,
1870.
MLYO, Clerk.
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TnE MOBILE AMI CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
RoAD.-The works Of construction upon
thus road are progressing rapidly, and it is
expected that before the first of JULY,
there will be a train running through to
the Mississippi. The survey of the line,
between New Orleans and this parish is
now completed; it crosses the Teche at
McFa,lar. DIS plantation, about seven miles
from this town. Two agents of the com.
pany arrived here about a week ago ON
special business; oneaof them, Mr.. Illsley.
has been'ap,oinied notary for t~wentythree
parishes, HIS mission is to receive and +.
.gallze the donations of the planters for the
free passage of the road on their land.
From information gathered from these
agents, we now firmly believe that, before
the expiration of mother year, the track
will extend far beyond this section OF
conn1ry.-[Atlakapas lSt. Martinsy;lle) Ga
zette. ,.@4 -v.s
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ENpard of R0lice town of WASH
lnHfOas


SESSION Of ID January, A. D. 1870,
The Board met this day, in conformity with
call made by the President, and the rolIs
called, were present Messrs. W H
J 7: Hiks and II Lastrapes. Absent
Richard and O $. Hinckley
On reading OF the minutes Of the last meet.
ing, it is hereby ordered that they DO read and
On motion, resolved that the licences to- bs
collected for the year 1870, in the Town Of
W arlington. shall be as fullows. viz:
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9 Mayo, Clerk,

Do you cough ? Try Dromgoole g. Co.'S
Pcctoral. 1t checks the cough, ~loosens the
phlem and promotes health.
In lieu of all 9th r renguies, try a few doses
of Dromgoolo s. Co.'S Pectoral.
A reliable cough remedy, Dromgools 4 Co.'S
Pectoral.
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Estate OF Samuel l.. DorsGy.
TK7ILL be sold at public a%nc,ion by order
wv of the Parish Court, by the under
signed administrators or some qualified
anctioneer, at the store of jonathan l..
Morris, at Big Cane in said Parish, on
THURSDAY the l0tl day of March lcxt,
1870, the following described property be-
longing TO the Accession of Samuel L.
Dorsay, deceased. viz
One american mare, one small mare, two
creole horses, 2 bcdsteads, Q feather beds
and 8 mattresses and 4 pillows, ] secretary,
wardrobe, bureau and other articles Of
household and kitchen furniture, including
S owe &c. &C., 9 bales of cotton, ! lot Of
medicines | lot of medical books, the med
lcal accounts, and other movable articles too
numerous to mention
Terms-Cash on the spot.
JULIA A. DOESAY,
feb. 26-'70. Administrators.
Estate Of job B. Rayls, deceased.
PARISH Court, ST.. LASDRY.-No. 1854.
VINCENT BOAGNI, of the Parish of St.
v Landry, having applied by his petition
to be appointed Administrator of the Estate
OF Job b. Rawls, deceased, late of the PAY
ish of St. Landry:
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my office in the town OF
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas. February 26, 1870.
E>sate OF W"n. 4 ofs,tsE, ac'd.
Parish Court. Parish St. Lundry.-No. 1851
TOLBERT &c REMAIN, of the Parish Of
" St. Landry, having applied by his petit
ton to be appointed Administrator of the
Estate of William Cottre!l, deceased late o
said Parish; =
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
trrest"d in the said Estate. to make opposition
if any they have, in writing, at my Office If
the town Of Opelousas, within ten days from
the date Of the present notice, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
feb &c. 10.
state of Onsic .FNisScMoa, dcd
PuriM Court. Parish St. L"ndry.-No. 1850
EDOUARD DUBUISsON, of the Pari<l
~ of St. Landry, having applied by hi
PETITION to be- Appointed administrator OF thu
Estate of Onilr S Foutrnot, deceased, lat
Of the Parish of St. Landry:
Therefore,, any person intending to max
opposition to said appointment, will file Tn
sarnr in writing, at my Office in the town "
Oprlousas. within ten DAYS from the prrseu
notice JOS. D RICHARD, Clerk.
Oprlousas, February 2b. 1870.
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PARISH COURT, PARISH ST. LAGDRf-No'-
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petition to be appointed aanatnissaso.s late IF
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notice. 60
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