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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Edward SetsOn captain of the American schooner
Francis Sattey charged With cruelty treating BROOKS cousins one oil
his held yesterday by Commissioner Belts in $500 bail
At the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, before
Poce justices Iedsth Birb McQuaie William Saunders.
charged saung Police Oer MeGbney o. the Sixteenth Pre-
acquitted David Doe was sent to Baekwe Island Tor
months o beating his wife Margaret ke sent to the Pen
itens Tor six months for stealing gold watch from her mistress
Jane Cook pleaded guilty to petit larceny aud was sent to the eJ
Prison for ten DAYS
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mary Ten
brook Of No p W,si Iweht doprei IN euVeope containing
eoachan boz named 1homA Taylor 81 Nc "a West Thirteenth
st. WIS passing Taylor pick and bandit
jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning Mr. Tay
receiving envelope bat said that it
contained old gentleman
pearet the court and vouhei for the honesty Of Mn Taylor
a s he Would 'bsfo@s eonpes commit hsf
At the Tombs Police Court. Yesterday, before JUS
charge With seapS on July G. three coral worth 500
property OF Col benjamin C. Blanchard Martin Cahl held for
with reckless driving Sept 3 whe he drove and
seriously injured Mary OConnor le girl at Coente'p Isaac
seeler who keeps an sthanse 9ee al No ~ Vas
alleges that Monday be handed Shwtr Sl2 for which
the sddlonals l2
At the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
Recorder Hackett Assistant District Attorney boEs appesg the
people George Lei the State Pr,on for years
stealing Aug s. wearing apparel worth Sl0i owned By Ms MARY
Bosek Of No oil Broomet ehsel pBnen OF No 1873 ba
SIeHsi sent to the state Prison for ~ for burglary
July H. at The dwelling Of Thomas lieDaa at No llS hoiisi
9uberyst July 80 sent the state Prison for Pa
Quinn 20 Of No 80 Wasbngon-st cook pleaded guilty TO
attempt 10 steal 35 worth Of carpets and beds rom the clearinghouse
State Prison for 81 yeAr Francis Dmoni TO- Of No. IA Cherry
Joseph w French 90 Of Brooklyn and George Marsh age TO-
No. 81 Heter convicted Of stealing the goods and
sentenced the penieaty for toq years William GenHer
sentenced to i've years n we sAie Prison for sess
the residence Of Mr. Arne Caade at 10 Ss S1S.ys on An.
Cohen and remsnded Tor sentence William Carroll tired
receiver Of stolen sooi but the disagreed lie defended BY
Counselor W. N. Russell.
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THE COURTS.
A,oop-golE IN THE DUE ING CASE.

IOoP-HoIE IN THE DuE.ING CASE.
The case of A. w. Claussrn, who acted as
a second In the duel between Gray and Hecksher. and
who was committed for contempt in refusing 10 answer
the questions OF the Grand Jury. wac again brought
before Judge Fancher yesterrLy His counsel Mr. Fu-
lerton claimed that stat makes such contempt
criminal o1ense punishable by fine of s25OoT mprson-
ment not exceeding 80 9ys, BOTH whereas the prs-
oner was indefinitely omitted, and there DO war
rant for such order, nd the prisoner should be DIS
charged Judge Fam her said he distinctly added 80
DAYS" hut somehow IL not given in the order
The Gueson was VII ether IL could he amended ASSIST
ant Distrct-Atorn'y Allen said 1t could be amended
under habeas corp us proceedings. MI Fullerton re-
ned that this was not habeas corpus, but certorarl
in a case where here wss no bail and no need OF
haheas corpus There was anepdstory power In the
Cont Judge ancher said the order undoubtedly
wrong in not hf wing the words added mot exceeding
80 days" The order OF commitment was then ui7
charged.
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BYAs CONVICTED OF MANsLAuGHrER.

At Ills a. m. yesterday Judge Bedle, in the
Bergen County Court at Hackensack, ~ j., began his
charge to the jury in the trial OF George Byas for tho
murder of Della CorcoraD The Judge spoke for about
80 minutes and the jury then taken to the Grand
Jury room for deilberaton and the prisoner re-
manded to bis cell Atop. Judge Bedle returned from
Pasac and soon after the fashioned court
filed with spectators The prisoner was brought In and
the jury took their seats and were polled They then
stood up and faced prisoner whose cheek blanohed
In answer 70 the question, Is the prisoner at the bar
guilty not guilty |" the foreman said IN clear voice
and amid bresthess silence, Guilty Of manslAughter"
Judge Bedle deferred the sentence
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Commissioner Van Mort transmitted 10 the
Department OF Finance, yesterday, the abstract Of
awards and assessments and the maps in the matter OF
Che widening OF Obehundred tb-st from Eighth
ave 10 Rversdeave., which was confirmed by the 6u-
perme Court on Sept g.. Abe amount of awards is
67e l57 90 assessments on property, N23,594 and OF
assessments OIL the city, $4,000
The new clerk of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen assumed his duties yesterday morning He
has appointed George w. Belts as his deputy and the
three Republican clerks who were discharged by Mr..
NoloDey have been reinstated The present messenger
Mr. Gardner 10 be removed but his successor has not
get been ANNOUNCED. TIE combination Of Assistant
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coMMIssIoNER sTERN's STATEMENT.
MUNICIPAL ISSUES.

JHE CONTRoII.ER AND THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ACCOUNTS Al CROSS PURPOSES.
The Commissioners of Accounts called upon
Controller Green, yesterday and complained that the
suDOrdnates in his Office embarrassed them in their
efforts to obtain to the books and papers
Office. AS Mr.. Green did not give the Commissioners
the satisfaction they thought themselves entitled to-
they left the Office Mr. Green followed out and sent
County Auditor Earle and explain things The
Commissioners informed MI. Earle that they had
denied TO books and papers; and Commissioner
Howe stated to ham that when on Monday he about
to look at OF the papers relative 70 the floating
debt Mr.. Jackson. Of the Controllers leading sub
ordnates locked the papers up. Mr. Earle explained
that upon the occasion complained Of Mr. Jackson had
acted under the general instructions the Controllers
Office. The Commissioners left the Office in a manner
which showed that they highly dissatisfied, and
Of them heard TO say, Ever since this Com
mission has been in existence the Controller has tried
TO bete it in every possible way and the fact is he
does not intend allow US 10 get at his accounts"
Ii was said that difference OF opinion existed be-
tween the Controller and the Commlsaoners as 70 what
constitutes the floating debt OF the city, the former
claiming that IL is represented by the revenue bonds
bonds aud the certified claims against the city
ME IN the Co1tTGers once When questioned n regard
that there was none so far as he knew.
MORTALITY IN THE CITY.
The Board Of Health ordered its Secretary
yesterday to inform the Brooklyn Board of Health that
the dumping Of garbage on HewtOwn Creek beyond
che jurisdiction Of the former body, and cooperation
wa therefore impossible During the week ending
Sep g. there were 6S5 deaths, increase Of "a
pared with the mortality OF the week before. The
deaths OF children under years made per OF the
total mortality The desthrate has kept up high
erode OF 20 per 1000 persons yearly through excessive
infant mortality. Upon one lot Of ground In Mul-
70 by zoe feet in extent there had died during
years past persons beside many Others who were
removed thence 10 dem public hospitals Section
ibe sanitary Code, which forbade the boiling Of osl,
swll, bones at any place in the city south Of One
hundred tenth-st, without the permission OF the
Board was amended so as 70 read al any place within
the limits its waters" The Sanitary Inspectors
reported that Inspection OF the streee showed that
they Tar cleaner than they had been for months
The Board rearped its order commanding the vacation
Of the teDementhOuses Nos. 8, and Muberry-st
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Apenue Hotel-Senators Sherman of Ohio,
Conklng Of NeE-Yort. Window OF Minnesota Copoysr Of
FLORIDA West vns and Norwood Of Grova; kut Gen
H. Sheridan and Gen Forsyth r., the hon g. Salisbury OF
Delaware the on W. IL Bsnum Of CoDneclsa Collector Casey Of
Nu Orleans Condit Sh Buffalo, Henry Parker The Boo
Bowen Of Chicago e. Brhnell Of New
York HotI-EK Gov R,sdoph Of kesJe.ssy-
o Pennsylvania Capt. n. Jsckgn Of BnPspd.
and Thomas Aie. Clarke Of Nososus Metropolitan goo
Stske Philadelphia The Hon. itohn, the H@n G.
Ames ssd the Hoa Foster q osves and Gen Joseph fesan Of
Savannah. HtchoIds Hotet9he William A. Howard Of
Michigan Jags r. Hitchcock Of ONO and " LOOMS Of Albany
House, Wright % Philadelphia aud r. 0SnIVan
WenSr hoiel-BrGoy g. Suhh OF Vermont Er,r1t HoHst
Jstge Ftrnsuorh Of Detroit. st James HotIhe Hon w.
d. BshoD ~ Connecticut and the Hon MOses W. Field Of Detroit
SurtSrant AoHse-ComrrSore j. H. Strong q. Navy GNy
House-Aied Gather Gen j. H. BATES Of Cincinnati .HoGnda
RoaseR d. Se~al Of Washug r HouseTb Hon Lyman
af Albany.
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forgery and as Is new indictments were
pending agains. johnson and 10 against Yates
Tho Court hold the matter in the discretion OF the pis
trict Attornev and issued the bench warrant MI Al
then made medication for bail. Mr. Allen objected thu.
he mad received no notice The ease was then sd-
Tor nail in the case OF Yates, the other priso
Clement Ro,tey one 81 the n % rokers
,aSnod yesterday AN attachment against "a $780, de-
posted by James Johnson as trustee IN he name OF
his fnOfler.
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Aldermen who effected TIE change intend to hold eau

An informal meeting of The Commissioners
Of Public Parks was held last evening" with reference
TO The building of the metropolitan Museum OF Art
nv invitation the Controller the Trustees OF the
Museum were present Mr.. Johnston. President oil the
trustees stated the plans heretofore presented py
the architect Mr. Vaux were very beautiful IN design
ard suitable for the purpose, bnt he was AFRAID iney
wvnld be too costly IN view OF the appropriato Mon
Is only ssOOo0 Mr.. Wales suggested that the trustees
sbonld mold meeting possible. and appoint
committee with power TO confer with Mr faux AHA oe
edo nnnn autable plans.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT DIcESsoSs IN, PARK
o. m-859 EOoa-69o pm MOP hdnight-Gl9 A1.-65o
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BROOKLYN.
BhOOhb1N.
| Postmaster Talbot of Williamsburgh will

Postmaster talbot OF NliiiamSDurgn Will
probably succeed Mr.. Booth at the central Office
The will of the late Lewis Tappan was adj
United to probate yesterday. His house and furniture
having been already given his wife, he bequeaths
her his personal property including his books and
papers. His soL-ln-law, ID. ii. Huett Is made his
execut or The instrument is dated Dec IA 1870 Susan
A. Barney contests the WILL aegnR that III mas bee
tempered with.
At yesterdays meeting of the Commission
appointed up plan for the consolidation OF the
outlying towns Of Kings County with Brooklyn Judge
Lofts proposition adopted section by section and
ment will be submitted to the people az the next cleo
ton. The principal features OF TINS plan have already
been published In THE TRIBUNE.
The inquest in the case of johnson, mate OF
the schooner Wakefield, whose death, last week, was
supposed to have been caused by O blow on the head
from q stone thrown by John Downing on Aug. H. at
Eleventhaye. aud Thirtyninthst New-York, resulted
divided verdict five Of the jurors attnbutiug
this cause and the remainder attrbnting TO injuries
received in some unknown manner. Downing was held
to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The semi-annual meeting of the HomeO-
pathic physicians Of the State OF NewYork was held
yesterday morning the chamber Of the Board of Com
mon Council Dr. Il. d. Jones OF Albany occupying the
chair About 40 members present at the opening
OF the meeting, aud there were numerous accessons
from time 10 time Mayor Powell OF Brooklyn addressed
resa an es.v ON tbe snbet OF Homespahv ana %
Coray papers on Medical Education" and The Rules
New-York," which he highly commended. DIR. Samuel
Worcesters paper on " Emotional Insanity" was pre-
encouraging report On The condition Of the Middietown
LONG ISLAND.
BAYsIDE.-The real estate auction of J.
Johnson IT,. and the announcement OF balloon ascen
son yesterday drew 1000 persons 30 this place Of whom
Is car loads came from Hunters Poin, depot Three
hundred and twelve lots were sold and realizsd sn.
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fAnnouueemenaI
Assure relief for asthma-W HITCOMB'S REMEDY.
Fall style of Gents HATS are ready for in
spec,ion Manufacturer llo NsssAas
The Insurance Companies have saved mil
lions By the general use Of PRArrs ASTRAL Oh
All hOmeward- bound people are intent upon
of No. 2l2 Broad
the Fifth Avenue Hoe Tbey
be grau6ed BY early call at either
ENERGY, Dispositions
wEARISEss DsScLSArIos MOTION,
A DERAsGENEsT
LIVER SYSTEM.
CONDITION CAN OBTAINED REsoRrISG ONCE DR.
JAMES Pills.
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The Insurance Companies have saved mil
lions By the general use Of PRArrs ASTRAL Oh
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-08
aucceasiOm de mareha- M. NeiIsou.

TN VERTU D'UN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
Ia bile Ia Cotlr DIES Prelyes, dc III ParoiRse ST.
Landry, il sera vendu Il rencan public, an plus
Ofrant encherisseUr, par lie soI1SSign6 admins
tratfur, on par I'm cantc public, sur les lfeIlX,
Ell cctte paroisse, lie MERCREDT, 10 Mars, 1873.
les prophecies ci-apres dtrrites. appartenant i
Ia succession dc Martha NJ. Nelson, ~d6c6dGe,
savoiF-.-
z. Un certain moroccan de terre, mesurant neuf
cents acres, plus gu moins, ensemble avec tOutes
les batisses ct ameliOTatiOHs qHi sly trouvent,
SitI6 slFrla riyiere Atchafalaya, dams la par0isse
ST. Landry, horne .sur Ia face par FAtcllafaJaya
enhaut par les terres de Mime. T. D. Gordon. ct
s. J. c. Gordon, enbas par In terre dc Mile.
Eiizaheth:L. Gordon, ct en- aFrierc par les terrCs
de Abbott ct do Generes.
?. LQuatrevingt acres de terre mar6eageuse
situe sur lie Bayou Rouge, dams 1adife DarOissp.
8. Uneheval, unipFesse 4 cotton de Ia fabrique
de IngeTsnh. ,:r'rs ."ti --1. ,5r:. 3D..
TerHnes et conditfons.-Les propriet6s mohi-
Heres payable. compliant, les propriGtes inmn-
bifiereS' payablesu IN tiers compliant, ct In balance
en- placements egaux de u1, deux,, trOis, diIatre
ct cinq ans du jour de Ia ventc, les aequ6reurs
fournissant leruS cinq billets premfssoires maya
bic d Perdre de administrator, aTcc intGr6t a
raisOn dc hiiit pour cent par All du Jour de Ia
Vcutejtsqu'au Placement, hvec bOnne securities
pacsonnel 4 la satisfaction de Administrations,
une hEp0theque sphcialc ct le privilege du ven
deur sera retenps sur Ia prophecies vendue, attn
d'aSsuFer lie Placement.
GEO. v. DODEZ, Administrator.
TX fkv -Sf- Hn
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SUCCESSION SALES
ESTATE Of Martha NJ. NeiIson.

Estate of Martha VI. Nelson.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
IL orable Probate Court of the Parish Of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned Admin
~istratOr, or by q public auctioneer. on the prem
ises, in this parish, on WEDNESDAY, March
18th, 1873, the following described property be
longing to the estate of Martha NJ. Nelson, de
ceased, tO-Wlt-
/. A certain tract of land, measuring nine
hundred acres, more or less, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
on the Atchafalaya river, i'll the parish of St.
Landry, bounded in front by the Atclafalaya
river. above by lands of Mrs. 7. D. Gordon and
S. J. C. Gordon, below by land of Miss Elizabeth
L. Gordon, and in the rear by lands of Abbott
and Generes.
2. Eighty acres of swamp land situated on
Bayou Rouge, in the aforesaid parish.
3. One horse, one Ingersoll's cotton press.
Terms and COnditiOns.-Thc movable property
will be sold for cash. The lands will be sold,
one-third for cash, and the balance in equal i'll
%stallmcnts of one, two, three, four and tiveyearS'
credit from the day of sale, the purchasers to
execute their ffv~eprOmissOry notes payable to the
order of the administrator. with eight per cent.
per annllm interest from date until paid, with
good personal secnrity to the satisfaction Of the
administrators, special mortgage and vendors
privilege being reserved on the property sold to
secure the payment of the same.
GEO V. DODEZ, Administrator.
fph 1E-S1-ffS
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SUCCESSION SALES.


Estate of ArGhelaise Nezat.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
~ Orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned public
auctiOneer, at the last residence of the deceased,
on Bayou Teche. i'll this parish, on WEDNES-
DAY, March 26th, 1873, the following described
property, belonging to the estate Of ArthGmise
NGZat, deceased, tO-wit:
l. A certain plantation situated in said parish,
on Bayou Teche, about six miles from the town
Of OpelOusas, containing seven acres front by
twenty-twOi in depth, bounded lis follows, tO-Wit:
Oh the north by Bayou Teche, west by Louis
NautrOt, south by BienVenu Sicily, and east by
Joseph Ray0n, together with the residence.
2. One clubhouse, one corn crib, two negro
cabins. two small cabins, one horSc-cart and
harness, one buggy, one American mare, two
heifers, five milch cows two with calve8,J one
iron brand, two aOws and pigs. bCdsteuds and
bedding, an arInOir, asafe, Il clock, tables, chairs,
cooking stove, and other mOyahleR.
Terms and CGnditiOnS.-All the movable prop
crty payable cash, and the imm0yablc property
0ne-half cash, and the balance in one year from
the day Of sale, purchasers, on credit, to furnish
their notes with approved personal security to
the satisfaction Of the administrators and sle-
cIal mortgage and vendors privilege retained
on the immOVahIe property until final payment
thCreof-tlle notes to bear eight per cent. yearly
interest from maturity.
A. ?. WILLIAMS,
feb. 22-5t-b&e. AuctiOncer.
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saccession de Chauneey sermour,

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LrHONORA-
"A bic la C0uF dcs >PrcuvCs, de Ia ParOissc ST.
Landry, Il aeFa vcndu 4 l'enean public, au Mus
offrant encherisseur, par lie soussfgn6, ~encanteIr
public, a la derniere residence du defunt, en-
cette parOisse, 1e MERCREDT,' IL Mars, 1878. les
pnopriet6s ei-apres decTitcs, dependant de Ia
succession de Chauneey Seymour, DECIDE, sa-
voir- ~
l.. Tn certain moroccan de terre situ6 a environ
trois miles DIES 0pgleusas, contenant 405 5BT10o
arpents s9lperficielss aVeetOutes les hatisses ct
authorizations qul s'y %trOuvent. Ia dite terre est
borne an nord par les teFTes de Louis Guidry. All
sud par les terres dc Vincent B0ngni, a Fest par
les tsrTes do Louis Chaudet, Giant la 'derniere
residence dn defunt. -. ~. -
2. Tn moroccan de terre bois6e- dams le grand
bOls, contenant 100 arpents super1cieis, com
mencent dn face de Ia 1igne est de Ia Motto Quest
du lot No. /, township No. 8, sud de Ia rang6e
No; 3 eat, avee pnrtel pTof0undeur pour entQSlr6
le dit 100 arpCnts. .--,~ ~0
y. C1nq chevaux CreOies dOmpteS, I'm mule
creole, tfoiB paires ct deI8i de bouts de tire. IS
t8tes de betes 4 cornes dOuces, environ 10 tates
de coehons, i'm VieHx wagon d bnuf, I'M roue
d!ln diahle, IN yle gnx buggy, une machine pour
faucher, I'm rateau ct tOus les accessofresa en-
ViFon 100 pleux debut pieds, environ goo boiss
seaux de mails, .1n lot de paille, environ so bariIs
de patatess tR[ poole de cuisine. I'm lot ,d;Outils
aratotres, meuDles de maisOn, ustensils dc cut
sine, ct heaucOtIp d'antres 0biets,
C0nditionsG0nlptant. 0t"5HF. -. ",sa--- 9
8 fAy-5f,
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March 1, 1873.
u. G. Downing w.. Oscar ,Ruu5.ud.

GOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISsEST. Ian
~ dIy.-No. 12133.-En vertu dun WRIT de feri
facias, lance par Honorable la Huitieme Cour
de District de pEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse st: Landry, dams lie process. ci-
dess1s %intitnld, ct a moi adresst, JIG pfrocederai
a Ven4re a Ienran public, a Ia Mais0n de Cour
uc la dlte paroisSc, dams III vile des Opelousas.
matin, les prophecies ci-apres -decritcs, SAVIOR
Une maisoH de residence oCcupG par fc dit BuI
lard, I'M magasin attach6 a la residence. I'm ma
gasin a lnals, I'M quart dc terrain sitre dams Ia
Vile de Arnaudville, borne a TEST par le Bayou
Teche, d Iouest par DIES prophecies %inconnt1e. an
sud par ULCER Gllilbeal, ct au nord par Paul
Blanchard.
Saisies dams lc process ti-dessus.
2 mars, 1873.
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sacceaafon d,Arehenaiee W@-go--

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRB DE LHONORA
- bile la Com des Preuves de la ,Paroisso st,
Landry, il sera vendu a rencan~ public, an pl1s
o11faht eIlche11sseur, par lie soussign6 encan-
tettr puhio,sa Ia derI1fere residence de Ia de-
fgnte, SUE le Bayou Teehex en- eette parOisse. 10
MERCREDL, 26 Mars, 1873, les, proprietes ei-
atpfes deerltes, appartenant a la Succession OAR
thelmse Neat, d6c6d6e, savoir- To-
|. Une ceItaine habitatiOn situ6e On cette ma
rolsse, sllr lie Bayou T6ehe, environ six miles des
Opeiousas, cOntenant sept acres de face, mar une
de v~ingt-dedx acres, borne au nord
par IL Bayou Teche,Ta F0uest par Louis Vautfof.
AM sud par BtenYeau Sicily, ct i Fest Uar JoseulI
RayQn, ensemble sayee Ia residence. - -..,
2 UI moulin a cotton, pn magasin q maTs, deux
cabannes q Negro, derx petites cabannes, une
charrette AzeheTal ct hafnais, I'M buggy. une
Jument yAmericaine, deuX .jeunes xaches. cincf
Vaches q laits tdepx ayee des yeaux,O I'm fer &
mafquer, derx .truis ct lenrs petits, bois de Its
eb les gaIn1tnres, IN armoir, Un6 garde Manager,
nne pendtle~tables, ehaises, peGle de cuisine, ct
autres Objects. ~ 80 = -
5Termes ct conditions.-Toutes les proprjetfs
!nobllleres payables compliant, ct les Dropri6tes
lInillsblleres La mOitfe compliant ct Ia balance
da1ls un 81 du jour de Ia vente, les acdu6reurs,
a ereqlt, fournissant lellrs billets avee Securities
personnel a~ppr0uvee, q Ia satisfaction DIES adj
mlnlstrateurs, une hyp8thAaHe sp6ciale ct 1e
privilege du Vendeur retenus sur les propri6tes
inmoblleres jusqu'au placement hnale-les Bill
i anSs P9 6 I 4tt! " lifnntP6rat dc. hnit pour cent par an
,m..,E'..&.,,t ' A. P. WILLIAMS,
% fAF-Sf-bSe. a- EpSoo7IFe,,-