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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-10

a '1e usual hour. O'Clock p m. The Rev G.
., Stafford of Burlington, is to deliver the
address.
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Telegraph.


NEW YORK, Nov. s..
MONEY firm at 6G- per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-lu-s
COLD-Was Gull and steady at 10 lls. Loans
we're mostly made at l-6iD3-32. with few late in
the day at per cent. Tle c.eirances were sll,-
0U.Ouu.
GOVERNMENTS-We 5.eady with a trhins
impro yenent at the close.
STATE BONDS-Were active on South Carollnas
Nirginias were irmer. The others wero Gull and
steady.
eT1CKS-Were higher. closing strong tlcu sh
dull. The following are the closing quotations..
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For the Free Press and Tiu.e.
D Voice from Chinacn-

feeHng sure that there are many mothers in
town. TO whom the following appeal will not fail
to 5?eak, l place before them these extracts from
friends letter, bearing date. Chicago. Oo,o-
Der S0;h:
Since taat awful eondsgration which has
LETT the largest part Of our city in ruins, those
o. us who are fortunate enough to have homes,
ieei that the least we can do is 10 help, as far as
possible, those lees fortunate Large donations
have come in from all quarters, but when one
remembers how difficult It is to supply the wants
OF the needy in a large city in ordinary times
some idea may be gained of the immensely Of
the work, which undertakes 10 render succ0r 10
eight thousand homeless families
We hsve been doing what We could. and have
been through my house again and again, select
ing each time all it seemed possible to spare,
aud at last the little girls have sewed together
81 the picea into little garments for suffering
children; We have been sstonished to see how
much can be done with scraps and goodwill.
Ny great regret is thst / cannot command
more means, and hope I may be supplied in
some way before long. l see SO much TO DO
and find 50 many sick children. Now if you
can send me anything to give away, l shall be
very grateful and viii see that il Is properly
bestowed. Anything viii be useful needles.
thread, yarn, tape, Scissors and thimbles Is well
as material for warm clothing. Many would be
glad Of work aud secondhand or worn clothing
might be cut into garments for children and sent
on unmaie
The aid societies DO all they can, no doubt,
hutit Is difficult for them 20 tel who are worthy
OBJ -ots. sud the general CITY is it is hard TO get
heip from the Relief Committee The fact lie,
fear, that the supply Of clothing is nearly OK
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Atsmesting Of Hose Company, No. .. held
N'7la5aT i'h, which was organized under tue
name Of Independent Hose. in the North Ward,
September 18th. voted to change the name to
sar Hose. No. ., by which name it will be here
aas- known. The casers are as fellows
Noses Pine-F0reman.
W. %. Spear-First Assistant
Henry Spear-Seconi Assistant
d. b. McGuin-Cierk
Louis Piue-Ireasurer.
H. + Sls-Auditor
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY,
Meteorological Record.

at. a . n; Long % 30; Elevation above tide
ter 367 feet, above Lake Champlain 277 feet.
OrrORER-FOuRTE WEyE-is7l
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hat = , me-, g. Nv , az, =. ,, ~, C-, az 1o
Obi .ots. szI the general CIV is il is hard 10 o.,
help from the Relief Committee. The fac, is, l
lear llai The supply Of clothing Is nearly OK
stormy night and the iittle children, isn't it
Ti5 p5es IL noi 'stL 'a1 5h1ie Is WOE e ~,
winter pr
NATURALIZATION, 49,, ,.-...-
r,.
''.i 800. '--, 80. 5--.-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,.-..-.,..- ~,
.n-,
'' u '''
-aesssagrr has teen yict-mizai again by some
false marriage notice. One OF them' which
asserted Che marriage Of Prof WINS A. Leonard
OF New Hampton institution Fairfax 10 per-
son waose name is oaly a reproseh IN that
vicinity. was signed BY p1atentei minister
ami he usual fee was iue.oset The other pro-
fesssi torssari she marriage Of Henry A. Brush
with the daurh;es Of aa esteemed citizen Of
Fairfax. Both were published ia good faith iy
anoe Of the 7lrti-z. The .ifau Is naturally
and honestly iui.-aaas. I.sa7s very truly:
W. i-.. ...,..--: 81 .... ,-.,,, .,..,.-- 80
offences tb., is % mean AMI e5wasi'y IS this
kind Of libel We have Investigated al. that
nave ever pea s'a.I .-.,.-. our ~.
i1sr,rcs from RsEerffs,l. tbst he pers1a
slaniegel was entirely above rsp-oEch. Envy.
malice o7 eiloosy eye a-F57s '4e e'a'e
The Messenger s1las
This is the nth offence OF Tie kind tas- has
come from t2,.iAE I've are i'.a) within aye
5' - ~ ~, -,..-.-.'l-
mqpdS tbst vigorous rlessgres sbaU he taken.
We are resolved to make an example. and lest
even ,-,' I.'{ ~ g -, '....'...,. ",
n s7,,, law ,.,,l- f. -,a7,.l o.ssrcs f,r arv
publisher 10 insert notice unless authenticated
/ by the town clerk, -4. ~ .si, for which 81
eoIIes' a -l- mus
brt # r,nll ror h, he e~e t-r7e in history. ami
since the devil is no: dead, 10 is the only means
we can think Of that will afford ms aie4nl't pro-
San A---,rvr Mr. lfltb.v NJ Tes-ge Of
r,,l,s-.s.rl ys,-s s,' i-.- in ,,,s volunteer
.-,., l.;,. 1.,.-.;,. -...,-l.- ,-,. g. 81. e.,-el
/ r,-+rl. -..l.3 i.-. +l, ,..,4..,,,5 ,-s,t,--, s
.... a.. ..-r.-.t... H.
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49,,
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z HAXZS
70 IN VEGETABLE SICILIAN
{ N1@gs HAIR
REVIEWER.

Is tho bes. article ever known to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
YOUTHFUL COLOR.
70 viii preyolt tire Hair from falling ont.
It makes the hair soft and glossy. and does not
stain the skin as others.
OUR TREATISE OS TIE HAIR
seat free by mail.
K. p. HALL 4 co., Nashua, y. H.. rropre,ors.
F5r-l.a lF all tru--ists Nov i-WiW
Thr H.>s Hair Dressing in tie world is
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SPOOL CorToN.
CUlTTENDEN COUNTY GOOD TEN
4 : L = IN

The Sterling" Cotton. which is being 40 ex-
tsnsiyey advertised here, il sold at SIX celts at
EDWARD BARLOW's
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AUCTION.

Six cord "sterling" Spool Cotton-inported
by A. T. Stewart & CO.-sold at six cents by
EDWARD BARLOW.
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Grnal Natites.
1 h. MIFcHELL,s ESTATE.


). :. HoLABIRD's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. Probate
DrATreT OF oaTrsrE Of 99 eht lT ie6 '''0'
To all persons interested in the estate OF James
$ H0aoird, OF sheibgrn, in said District.
WHEREAS. application in writing, hath been
w made 20 this Court by the guardian OF
said ward for license 10 sell all the real estate
Of said warc setting forth therein that il would
be conducive 90 the interest Of his Ward u sell the
same and put the proceeds of said sale at interest,"
And thereuuon the said Court appointed and
signed the 31-h day Of nov. A. ID. Isl Lat the Probate
Court Rooms, in said District, 20 hear and decide
upon said application and ordered that
public notice thereof be given t. all persons in
terested therein, uF publishing tins order three
weeks -uecessivelv ia the Burlington Weekly Free
Press "a newspaper which circulates in the mel Oh
horhood of those persons Interested therein, all Of
which publications shall oo previous 10 the tins
Therefore. you are hereby notified 20 appear
before sad Court 40 the time and place Aforesaid,
then ami there o. object o the granting Of saeh l.
Given 1ndermy hand. at the Probate Court rooms.
tins ,th day Of November D. 1874.
2lw3w T.. S. TAFT, Rec s;er.
JOSEPH ". R0EY'S ESTATE.
WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS ha.ins been appoint
W ed hy tho Honorable -hc Probate Court for
the District % Chittend-u tr ssiouers % receive,
examine and al .U,- ha claims and demands Of ALI
persons against ths estlte Of seph ". Eooy. late
OF hufuu-fuls ln slt District deceased and also al
claims and deuauI- exhibited iu Asset hereto amt
six months IT. 10 the DAY Of tire date hereof. being
allowed ty said Court or that I-rIoze, 90 there
fore hereby give notice. that we vii attend 20 the
business Of our appointment, az the store # samuel
Huntington. iu Fur'iu -t0u i1 sait District. On
the first Mo-alJ OF December and prl next az I1
0'clocs A. ~ On each q slit Days
Dated this Goth dsg .f October. A. ID. I--f.
sNa'L. HuslISGr 3. Commission
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The recsn. HeAvy fire. have demonstrated very
plainly that Insurance in the BEST and STRONG
EST Companies is the CHEAPEST. as well as the
SAFEST. We effect Insurance in the leading Con-
panies in the world, at low rates are charged
by smaller and les secure Companies. No charge
ever made for policy fec or survey at this o:hee.
y. s. r. $. WIRES.
Oct. gO.-d&wIm
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SUPREME CoJBr-Tha supreme Court, gen
ersl term, commenced It's session yesterday at
MoniPelier, with twenty-five cases on its do;ket.
Number four snd i've. FROM Grand Isie County,
were marked mis-entriez. In tbs last three
cases, from Washington Comfy judgment Of
County Court affirmed. The remaining cases
we're marked for hearing The first, E!nunds
and CLeever vs.. Noyes and Fletcher, WAS argued.
/ The next for hearing is briggs VS. Burton.
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SAD ACcmESr-Mr. Mathew n. league Of
Bakersfield, four years soldier in the volunteer
service, while hunting ssturisy,was, il IS feared
MORALLY wounded by the accidental discharge Of
bis qua. The charge entered over bis Jeff eye
and came out some three inches above. lie was
alive at last accounts, hut with scarcely any
probability of recovery
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-30
MoRTGAGEE'ss. 81 On hAND AID

M ORTGAGEES SALE OF LAND AND
4N1 BUILDINGS IN WESIBoR1u GH-Pursnant 10
Willard to Abby T. Campbe !. wife OF Ebenezer Camp
bell dated rs 1851 recorded in Registry of d. eds
breach of the condition OF said deed, and than two
mon hs continuance Of said breach will be sold by public
auction, the premises m SAID town OF Westhorough,
o'clock r. N the Land and Estate described in said
mortgage deeJ, to VITA certain piece OF land with an
the privileges and appurtehances theTeuntO belonging
situate in the souherly part Of the esborou H.
IN the county Worcester and commonwealth OF Mas
scusetts the old road leading TO Upton containing
nineteen and siXtynine less bonn ed
as follows, viz Beginng at the nOFtheastery corner
thereof by land ST Levi Hill. til westerly by said
by said Jewetts lana esterlY and by Charles CanteT
bury land the old Upton rOad thence north e.sferiy
by said road to the aforementioned place; be-
tween this piece Of land and the land Levi
ll, ID h. Jewett and Charles Canterbury Aforesaid axe
considered the dividing line
Also, another arce Of land lying in the southery part
OF said town OF estbOr0ugh. containing sixty acres,
more less, bounded as follows, uz;-BegnIing
stake and stones al the north westerly corner by town
no ami eighteen links TO hound thence month, 1872
4 twenty three DDS and sixteen links, TO benndi
thence n. 800 six and haf rods to hound thence
by land Of Gilbert bowman, : ~ r. ethteen fuds 10
bound; thence 5 4go H. eight rods and six links 10
angle; thence 5 $50 L thirteen rods and eight Inks,
10 bound. thence : 80 rods; thence BY land Of
10 corner; thence by Char Canterbury lana ). lta
a w twenty rods. OH tree; th,nee > Zig ! W.
Nv land m1nerly OF widow OF Mosts Miller 5. 40 W.
nty-one rods, to corner; thence by land OF ovell
Miller 900 W. seveniy-eight rods and fifteen links
10 corner by the town road aforesaid thence by sad
oad nOrhery about 9IE rod to the place p teeinnng
said last described parcel subject the light Charles
Canterbury. LeDhens Bonney and Joseph Rice. their
hens assigns to right OF way through the premises
in the usual place TO eir several pieces Of lam re-
HENRY c Il. Rll a CO., AuctioneeTs
a cSTnN EIrS, GATG AT DITpT 10 ATrn
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a SSIGN EES' SALE AT PUBLIC AUC-
"A TION.--Ihe sale Of the Bankrupt soek Of Glo-
ceries and other pro erty which belong tbs II
B1gnam Eames, kankrups, viii be on the Sglh Of
October ISL at Store No g69 Main st. Worcester,
l0AM. J. lEAkNED, ASsiefees
5. Is, l. GODDARD Ass's-ees'
Worcester, Oct, %, ISL, d2i!t,ssSs9 e2t
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Gbe 9ap SPY: aolortest aunnap alumg October So 1871
Nutitts.

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Peo-
II pies Club will be held at the club Rooms (Brnley
HAIL. on MONDAY EVENING. Oct. a0th. ut half past
o'clock for the purpose Of electing officers the
coming year and for the transaction OF any other but
ness which may be in order
o3s d2t W. T. BROWN Secretary.
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4 true COPY. Attest:
WILLIAM +. LEWIS,
nla n2L Constable of tho Commonwealth

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU.
~ SETS - Worcester, SIS. Probate Court-To the
Heirs at Law Next of Kin and all other persons interest
ed in the Estate of MARY W. KING late of Sutton,
in said county, married woman, deceased, Greeting:
b G5U ita5 e PvIa d o Pt Leland, you are
Worcester in said County, on the first Tuesday of
November next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to
show cause If any have. why instrument purport
ing 10 he the last will and testament said deceased
should not be approved.
And the said petitioner is ordered serve this citation
by publishing the same week. three weeks sue
ceSsively, in the Worcester Daily Spy, a newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication to be one day
at least before said Court and to send or cause TO lie
sent written printed copy Of this notice properly
mailed postage paid, to each the heirs, devisees or
egatees of said estate, their legal representatives
known to the petitioner days least before said
Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire, Judge of said Court
this twenty first day of October in the year thousand
eight hundred and seventy.one
rHAS. Z. STEVENS, Register.
O29
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BY C. V. PUTNAM, 247 Main St.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


VIII be sold Mt Public Auction, on TUESDAY Oct 81
at O'Clock NJ at No. 81 summer ST.. good variety OF
Furniture consisting in pare OF Chestnut Chamber set
Walnut Trimmings Grained do. do ? Lounges one in
green rep Rockers, green rep; Library Table " Ky
tension Table, Mirrors, Cane ami Wood Chairs Wooden
Carpets, Mattresses, Feather Beds Spring Heds. Com
orters Refrigerator, Cook Stove, Paror do Croekery
Glass aud Kitchen Wares.
sale positive. ALEX. PUTNAM, Auct'r.
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TR USTEES.
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS

The Trustees Of the Worcester Co. Horticultural 30
cety VIII convene, for the transaction OF business i'm
medatey-upon the dissolution OF the Annual Meeting of
the society. GEORGE L. FRANCIS. Sec'v
Worcester. Oct. Is 1871 nj
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$4,000 SQUARES FEET.

Seven Lots of which consist of the whole Frontage Of
DIX Street, upon The North side from Goulding ST. 10
North Ashland St., two lots upon North Ashland st.
between Home and Dix ss and me upon the south side
of Dix ST. $50 upon each lot sale Conditions at
sale For further particulars inquire OF the Auctioneer
or of L. A. ELY d co.
OIL dts b. W. ABBOTT Auctoneer.
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CHAPLIN BLOCK. PEARL STREET,
oils
COMMONWEALTH OF MASS

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHuSETrS. WORCESTER, IS. To William
Jerome, of HaTdwck, in the County of Worcester and
to any and all other persons claiming any interest in
about thirty gallons Of strong beer in one barrel and one
can; which, by virtue of warrant issued by the Munic
ipal Court OF said Worcester have been seized the
barn Of said Jerome in said Hardw.ck on the twenty
first day of october, in the Thousand eight hun
dred and seveny-Onc, the value of which liquors. with
the vessels containing them, does not in the opinion of
said Court, exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required to appear before the Munc pal
Court to he holden at Worcester, in said County OF
Worcester the twenty second day of November next
to TO the complaint against said liquors and the
vessels containing the and for trial and to show cause
any you have why said liquors and the vessels con
tanning them should not he forfeited for being kept for
Commonwealth.
Witness Hartley Williams, Esq, at Worcester this
twenty third day of October in the year thousand
eight hundred and seventy conc.
.TOHNSON fIorl,
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W ASSOCIATION.
During the remainder of the month of October the
Treasurer will be at his Office in Mechanics Hall, on
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVE
NINGs ONLY, to receive the Dues unpaid. He will re-
ceve payment In the day time at his Office No 26 Pearl
St, opposite Post Office
Members desiring their names to appear in the pro-
posed new Catalogue, will bear in mind hattheir assess
ments are payable in the month Of october"
ol6 dtnl NJ. A SMITH
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SHRUBS, Lines ANO DUTOH RULBS
w. w. COOK, Florist,
Min % 49, 49,. -. L -.
w ORC Il TER COUN TY
w HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting Of the Worcester Co. Iorticultu-
raj Society will be held at the Library. in horticultural
Hal, in the city Of Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the
the following articles:
year.
2. To transact appropriate business
3. To If any change shall be made in the by laws
GEORGE Z. FRANCIS, ScC'y.
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4 IUNMUN W EAIId OF MAOOAUHU-
~ SETrS-W oRCEsTER SIS Probate Court To the
Her-aaw next OF kin and all other persons interested
in the estate of MARIA +. CUNLEY, late OF WOr-
ccster in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition of Rufus WOODWARD you are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court, to he held at Wor
ceser in said county the first Tuesday Of November
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon. show cause If
any you have, why an instrument purpOrtng be the
last will and testament of said deceased should not be
approved.
And the said petitioner ordered to this citation
by publishing the same week, three weeks sue
cesslvely, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication be day
sent, written printed copy OF this notice. properly
mailed postage paid, to each the heirs, deysets, or
known to the petitioner days least before said
Court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Court
this nineteenth day of October in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one.
o2O do'O,29&50 --'''' ''e'''''
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-03-25

| Succession de Paul Z. e. Guillaamin.
EN vertu dun ordre de rHon Ia Cour des
IA Pr-uves de 10 Paroisse ST. Landry, il &C.
ra vendu en- vente publique, au plus offrant
enchGfisseur. par la soussignce GU par un en-
canteur public. a la derniere residence du de.
funt, q la Vile Plate, Ell cette paroisse, le
Mdrdi, II ApraI 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, dependant de
Ia succession de Paul L. E. Guillaumin, dece-
de, sayoir:
Tn certain moroccan de ferre boise, situG
sur les limites de la Vile Plate, Paroisse St.
Landry, contenant soixante-quinzc arpents,
borne au nord par Zelfen Yidrine, au sud par
a fouest par -- Goff.
I'm moroccan de terre de prairie, sitne dams
la Vile Plate, contenant trcnte-denx arpents,
| plus gu nloins, borne au hord par Marius Co
reil, a Test par Emile Latour ct Marc Lazaro,
au sud par les memes, ct d Fouest par Yves
Vidrine.
I'm autre moroccan de terre situe dams la
Vile Plate. contenant cina arpents, plus on
moins, borne au sud par lie chemin pnbli q
Pest ct au nord par la derniere residence
dit Gnillaumin, ct a fouest par Marius Coreii.
Conditions-Quinze pour cent du prix da-
chat pay able compliant lie jour de la vente ; la
balance dams un ct deux ans du jour de Ia
vente, avec hnit pour cent d'interst par an de-
puts pechance jusqu'au Placement; les acqne-
reurs fournissant leurs obligations avec bon
mes ct solvabies securities a la satisfaction de
ADMINISTRATIVE ct les tel res demeurant spe-
cialsment hypotheauees, ct lie privilege du
yendeur etant reserve sur les dites prophecies
jnsqu'au Placement final Les acquerenrs SEN
gagrant a ne pas alifnsr nj disposer des dites
prophecies avant lie placement final du princi.
! pal Ct DIES ~intGfsts,
OD1f,E DEBAILLON,
II Mars Administrator.
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TeHte par lie Sheriff

Angustfn G%uilIory VS.. Alexandra D. De
vile ct al Cour de District, Paroisss
st. Landrv.-No. $3.50.
E1N vertu dun pluries writ de Fl. la., lance
49, par rFIon. la Hnitielnc Cour de Dis
trict de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, daus ct pour
la Paroisse St. Landry, dams lie process CT
dessus intitule, ct a moi adresse, je vendraS
en- vente publiQue, at plus offrant cache
%risscur, 4 la Maison dc Cour de adite Pa.
roisse, en- la vile dOpelousas, le SAMEnIr
Ter Avril 1871, d onzc heurcs du matin, les
prophecies ci-apr6s dGcrites, ~saisies pour
satiSfairc led,t writ, savoir: {
Tn moroccan de terre situA 4 environ TIT
mile ct delni i Fest dc Ia Vile Plate. Pa
roisse st. Landry, co7tenant une maison de
residence ct ses ~dependances, ct yuatre cent
yingt arpcnts superficiels de terrer plus ou
moin-, borne au nord par Andre Q. Fidrine.
racquereur- ct lc domaine public, 4 Test
par racqu6reur, Theodore Latleur, ct Dor
mar IAeville, an sud par Neville DeGii'e ct
Zenon S. Boredom, ct d rouest par Nine
Onczime Guillory ct Jean Bite. Soileau, fills.
Tn moroccan d. terre boisee, situ6 dans
laditc Paroisse ct dams rEtat susmentionn4,
sur les lmites nord onest de la Prairie Vile
Plate. mesurant cent srpcnts superhciels,
borne au nord par Joseph Z, Fontenot, d
Test par Etienne Vidrine ct autres, al sud
par NJ. Daire ct VIM. Reed, ct 4 l'ouest par
dies terres appartenant aux SUGGESTIONS de
HeloIsc Pi:re ct autres.
Conditions Compliant. T
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff
OF Ear f97t
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Vente Dar lie Sheriff.

Job B. Raacls Us. Marx W. Har7ceH.,
-Cow de District, Paroisse ST. Lam
dry.-No. 1928.
I'm vertu dun ordre dc saisir ct de vente'
IL lance par lHon. la Huitieme Cour de Dis.
trict de rEtat de ia Louisiana, dams ct pour 10,
Paroisse St. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessiss
%intitule, ct q moi sdresse, je vendrai en- vente.
publique, all plus offrant encherisseur, a. Ia.
Maison de Cour de la dite P~aroisse, en- la vile
d'OpeIousas, le SAMEDI, Ter Avril 1871, a.
once heures du matin, la propriete ci-apras.
decrite. saisie pour satisfaire lie dit ordre;- sa,
vOir:
Tn certain morceatl De tsrte, situe sur In
rive droite du Bayou Courtsbleau, dams Ia
Paroisse st Landry, mesurant vingt afpents
de face SUR ledit Bayou sur q~uarante de pro-
fondeur, contenant HUT cents arpents super
f~iciels, OH six cent ITtlG0 acres, Giant iU
section 80. dams lie Township 6, sud de larant
gee 6 est. confrme aux representants legaRx
De Nemesis Booster, etant la meme pfopriete
acquise par lie vendcur, Rawls, de. Nine.
Charles Close, CONNIE il appert par raete de,
vente passe pardevant Yves D'Ayy, Recer~
der, lie 10 S%eptembre 1859, ct enregistre 4 Ia.
page 90, dams le ivre as" ensemble avec
toutes les batisses ct alnellorations ani y sont
situees
Conditions-Coinptant.
E O. HAYES. sher&-
rs Few. 1871.