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Estate of Yorick Valade.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF HI HON
ID OrabIe Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned public
auctiOncer, at the last residence of deceased,
at Prairie PlaiSance, i'll this Parish, on WEDNES-
DAY, February 5th, 1873, the following DIES
cribed property, belonging to the Estate of
YOrick Valade, deceased, to-wit-
l. A tract Of woodland containing 113 acres,
situated in the parish of st. Landry, in twonship
5 south of range 8 east, OF which 48 90ll00 acres
are i'll section 81, and g. 4SI10O acres are the
southwestern part Of section IS, bounded north
and east by land of DalicOurt J%0ubert, south by
land of Christ0val Dupre, and west by land Of
DalicOurt Joubert and Julien GalOt.
2. A tract of prairie land, beng me undilV1dCd
half of $50 acres, bounded north by land Of j.
and U. Terrell, south by land OF Durel Dupre,
being the same bought at sherif's sale July 31st,
1869.
56I1OO acres, and being southwest fractional
quarter of northeast fractional quarter of sec
ton II.
!. A tract of woodland, being the southeast
| quarter of northeast TaCtlOnaI quarter OF see
ton u 92[100 acres.
ttiOn twelve, containing IL Al 100 acres, titles not
puarauteCd-the above three tracts being the
same purchased at the slccessi0nal sale OF c.
tIpste JOubert, deceased, April 9th, 1869.
s. A town lot, situated in the town of OpelOu
Esas, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, bounded north by. lot OIL south
bv- street, east by Main street, and west
!. Two mares, three horses, four pairs Of
mules, about thirty-eight head OF gentle HORNED
cattle, one lot of hogs, q lot Of sheep, four pairs
of oxen, OK cart, cane cart, hOrse-cart, wagons
two buggies, one fa1nily carriage, one sugar
house and sugar-1aill, cotton gin and press
farming Implements, a lot Of seed cane, house
hold furniture, etc
Terms and Conditions-Al the movable prop
crty will be sold for cash, and also the property
situated i'll the town of Opelousas and the bal
q L. s-,- TNpDnN will fA MID ~
a credit of one ami two years from day of sale
purchasers to finnish their promissory note
pavaDle to the oder of the administrators Of TIN
estate, with two good and solvent securities t.
the satisfaction Of said ACCOMPLISHMENTS 4nC
maturity untilfinal payment-special mortgage
and vendors privilege retained on the property
sold, to secure payment of the purchase price
T. PERRODIN,
ian. l. AuctiOneer.
TY7Such cattle as may not be gathered on til,
day of SALE will be sold as soon as they can b
gathered.
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AVIS DE ~sUCCESSTONS=

Succession d'Arcadc EmOmet.-NO, 9G1E
COtk DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY-AT
cndlic que Marie Ftlicic 7J0Scnhi Lan-
clos &c Ia ParoiSSe st. Landry, ayant prCsrntt
t III pT q, -" / eIlet dEtrc n04mt administra-
reinforcement dc Ia ditc p~aroissc
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnf
jH4 increases dams cctte succession d'ayOir Il
uruhlrP par CCrit Il mon bureau, dams les 6iy
yours pul %Suivront Ia date du present avis, leo
faISolS' 81 aurunr ills out, pour lcSourllrS il me-
Seralt pas tait drOit 4 la drlnande de In ditp Mi.
ton. W, \. RORERTSnT Erns pS'F
4 ian. D."
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Estate of Alexandra ,yombert.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFTHE HON
ID orahle Probate Court OF the Parish of ST.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
tie highest bidder, by the undersigned tutor,
or ny IL public aurtiOncer, at the residence OF
the tutor, in Old Grande Prairie. i'll this parish,
on "WEDNESDAY, january 18th, 1873, the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the rs
tate OF Alexandra JOubert, deceased, tO-wit--
One saddle and horse, one Creole mule,
IN old crippled Creole mare, Il harrow, pillow and
harness, an armOir. Il bed, a lot of pots and
cr0ckerywaTe, a lot OF about thirty barrels of
corn, d lot of hogs.
TermS-CaSh.
OCTAVE FONTENOT,
ian. 4, Tutor.
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Succession dc Mary Jnme Doniri.-No,

ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE.-COUR DE PA
- = rOlSsc, st. L~andry.-Attcndu qar John :.
Mckee ct EMMA Jane Roberts, de Ia Paruisse
81. Landry, admiaistratcurs de In succession de-
Mary Jane Daniel, d%6cttlcc, uyant enregistrT nm
tahl"au de classification DIES drtteS d. la ditv
succession accompagme dune petition dcman-
dant HhOmOlO%atiun dicelui;
1t attCndu quill Il etc fait drOit \ In drmandr
de III dite petition par un urdrr de In CouI IN
date du n DCCpmhrr, 1872.
En- consequence avis est par IT. present doDn6
aux interrssGS dams cctte succession, d'nyoir \
taire opposition. 81 aucune lis ont, par Grrit, 4
mon bureau dams la willie d'Opelousas, dams les
drlaiS H~rcorttts par Ia l0i. p%ourquoi lc dit tahlrau
lG Scrait pas apprOuvc ct homologuG.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Grrfirr.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, COUR DE PA
~ rniSSe, st. Landry.-Attcndu que John f..
Smith de la Par0isse st. Landry, adminiStrn-
ttIT tie Ia succession dc Charles Il. Smith, de-
rtdt, ayant rurr%iStrt I'M tahlcHu de- ~claSsifi-
cation DIES detteS de la ditr succession, accompa-
gnc dame petition dcmmdant ThomologutiOn
d'iCclui;
TT attendu quill a etc fait droit \ Ia Demands
de Ia ditr petition par I'M ordrc tie la Cnur, en-
date du 30 DtUembrr, 1872.
En- CONSEQUENCE. avis est par lr present dOnnG
aux intercSStS dams ccttc succession d'aYuir IL
tairr opposition, 81 aucumr lis ont, par Ccrit. y
mon bureau, dams In willie d'OpclouS;IS, dams les
trente ioUrS qui %suiyrOnt la date rI present
avis, ponrquOi lr dit tahlrau lie scruit pas ap-
prOUvH ct hUmOlOgUG.
W. y. ROBERTSON, Grcftrr.
4jan.
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WVVVVE q
THOs. G. ANDERSON,
papish Treasurer.

On motion of Mr.. Roy, resolved that the
report- of the committee be received, and that
the Recorder Is hereby authorized to cancel the
bond Of Thos. c. Anderson, Parish Treasurer,
for the year1s71 and be it further resolved that
the warrants be destroyed. Whereupon,
Messrs. Z. o. Hayes, a, Harmon, o A. Guldr;y,
and several other citizens were invited into, the
office of the Treasurer, and the committee pro-
ceeded to burn the 81 $50 IS, in jurors, witnesses
in criminal cases and Parish warrants. -.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, A. N. j.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


n ..QUHETUs.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, }
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, :
December 9th, 1872. }
Collector for the Parish of St. Landry, has
this day settled with me, for the full
amount due him of the Tax Roll for u87D
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, and also for
the amount due by him us collector of parish
licenses for the year t1s72l eighteen hundred and
seventy-two. Therefore, the Recorder of the
Parish of ST. Landry, is hereby authorized to
cancel the bend of the said D. c. Sittig, as col
lectOr of parish taxes for the year 1871, and par
ish licenses for the year 1872.
Signed THOS. G. ANDERSON,
Treasurer Parish st. Landry.
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Estnsc of Mary Jane Danicl.-No. 35Il.

4'V' "VAH'
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARISH COURT,
~ st. Laldry.-Whereas, John S. Mckee Il
administrators of the estate of Mary Jane
Daniel, deceased, having filed a tableau of elias
siticatiOn Of debts Of said estate, accompanicdhy
their petition praying for the h0mologatiOn ofthe
same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court, bearing date
December oath, 1872.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau i'll writing at my office i'll the town Of
OpelOusas, within the time required by law,
why the said tablcau should not be hOmOlogated
and confirmed.
w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
dec. 28-m&l,
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appointed Special Agent for the Piedmont
and Arlington Life Insurance Company, Vir-
giIlia, for the State of Louisiana, and solicit for
it the patronage Of my friends and. the public
generally. JOHN. G. GORDY.
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8 OR RaIsLAHD.

GRAND CoTEAT, December 31st, 1872.
A certain promissory note executed by Jules
Chretien, on the 21st OF December, 1862, and
payable to the order of OpheIia Rroussard, one
year after date, for the sum of S1063.58, witness
ca by Zennn Broussard. The public are warned
against trading for said note, as the said note in
tie hands of any holder except the undersigned
viii be null and void.
lemon BROUssARD.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY :
I, Yves D'Avy, Recorder in and for the Parish
OF. st. Landry, do hereby certify that the
has been recorded in my office, on Miscellaneous
Acts, Record No. 8, Page 267, and that I am the
keeper of said original. -. hs.
r.. In testimony whereof, I hcreuntO affix my of
t1cia1 signature and seal, at Opelousas, this 2Gth
December, AID, 1872.
- GstH Y.D'AVY, Recorder.
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SUCCESSORS NOTICES.

NSTATE OF KORECK VALADE-
- Those VINO are indebted to the above estate
are requested to come forward. immediately and
pay up, and those who have claims against the
same will present them for settlement, at my
office i'll OpelOusas, within thirty days from this
date. F PERNODIN, Attorney.
ian. 4-5t.
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Estate of Arcade EmOnet.-NO. s6n5.

PARISH COURT, ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Marie Felicie Josephine LanclOs, of the Par
ish of st. Landry, having applied by her petition
to be appointed administrators of the estate of
Arcade Enonct, deceased, late of the Parish of
st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
i'll writing III my Office, i'll the town of OpelOusas,
within ten days from the present notice.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
ian. lip.
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TUESDAY, December Sd, 1872.

The Police Jury met pursuantto adjournment.
Present.: j. NJ. Thompson President; John Roy,
j.. L. Morris, T. c. Chachere and I. s. Fontenot.
Messrs. ChaCher6 and Roy, committee on
favorably on the following claims, and the clerk
Was INSTRUCTED to issue warrants for the same !:
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MISCELLANEOUS.


On motion of ]. I. Morris, it was resolved, that
the ordinance adopted December 18th, 1871, ire
lative to hogs running at large on 1.-THE front of the
Atchafalaya River" be amended, so, that any
hogs found running at large on the front OF the
said river. shall be shot by the Constable of the
Justice of the Peace Ward, within which said
leVee is situated;
Provided, that said Constable shall post up,
at three different places on the river front, ten
DAYS notice to owners OF hogs to have them
penned up, before he shall proceed to destroy
them. 80,
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
Friday, December 27th, 1872.
JIM. THOMPSON, President.
Attest: c.. MAYO, Clerk.
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A vAPEUB.
BATEAU.
Lie Bateau 4 Vapeur


.HBRoAD.M aitre; j. B. SCHMIDT, Commits;
Part de la NouYelle-Orleans tous les saIne4 gs
A i het1Tcs du soir, ct de Washington touS ieS
Mercredis i 10 heures du nlatlll'
G :Janvfer, IST2-tf.
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DRY GOODS GROCERIES, &C.
NOW'S YOUR CHANGE FOR


BLOCH & DUPRE
MAIN STREET, OPELOUsAs, LA,
Have the honor of announcing to their nu
st. Landry in general, that they are offering
their immense stock Of
FANCY, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE,
NOTIONS AND FANCY ARTICLES, &c, &c.
Al Cost Price!!!
In order to close out their present stock before
removing into their
NEW BUILDING.
Parties in need of anything in their line will
do well to call on them at once While their
STOCK is COMPLETE
in every particular, as this is an opportunity
seldom offered to secure
CHEAP GOODS.
Don't fail to avail yourselves of this oppor.
tunity, as MessrS. Bloch & Dupre are determined
to close out their stock on hand at a
GREAT SACRIFICE,
and this offer will only be open for
TWO OR THREE WEEKS,
as they intend to rcmOveinto their new building
which is now rapidly nearing completion.
dec. TAT.
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G0UTHERN APPLE TRERs FOE

SOUTHERN APPLE TREES FOR
= sale-The undersigned has a lot Of fine
young apple trees, one year old from the gratis,
on roots two years old, for sale at his nursery
near Bayou Chicot, Parish of st. Landry, La.
The lot consists of nine varieties, all of which
originated south of the SIND degree of north
latitude, and are suited to the climate and soil
of this region and produce here unfailing crops
of apples equal in size, beauty and flavor to any
to be found in the New Orleans market at
any time, ripening on the tree in succession
from the FIRST of June till the middle of October;
per 200, Invariably in advance before the trees
are taken out of the ground, when 500 or more
are taken by one person, or by clubs, they. will
thirty miles of the nursery free of extra charge.
Orders by mail or otherwise are solicited,
orders accompanied by the money will have
CHARLES TATMAN,
Sept. 21-tf. Bayou Chicot, La.
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nRsCRTPTTON OF EEONARD

PRESCRIPTION OF LEONARD
- Forbes Ellis-Leonard Forbes Ellis is
apparently sixteen or seventeen years of
age, heavy set, light complicated, reads and
writes, and speaks a language peculiar to the
Yankee, claims to have been born in st. Louis.
Left the residence of j. NJ. Milsted in Plaque
mine Br0l6e, Parish of st, Landry, on the 3Oth
day of December, 1872, riding q sorrel American
mare about eight years old, of ordinary height,
branded on each thigh respectively thus r W
the mare has one hind foot white, and about g
8 inches of the bone of her tail has been cut off,
one hind foot is q little def0rmed from f~oot-evil.
She is a fast trotter and has a star in her face.
Jan. 42t. j. NJ. INFESTED.
NWRHSTMAS!...-.. CHHEHsTMAS!!
Now is the accepted time to gladden. the
heart of your Old Druggist with a prompt
settlement of accounts and thus enable him
to begin the ""
NEW YEAR
with fresh hopes as well as fresh Drugs, at his
MEDICINE DEPOT.
s. JOHN POsEY,
dec, 21-1m f-- Main Street, opelousas.
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LOsT---EsTRAYED.

II OgT OH mBsLAED.| PROMIssORY
HI note, maturing January 18th, 1873, for the
sum of seyentyfive dollars, subscribed yJeseph
Bauer, and payable TO Clarence P. Smith, or
order, identified with an act of sale before Yves
D'AvY, Recorder OF st. Landry
The public are notified not to trade for or
negotiate said note, the same having been lost,
or misiaid.
CLARENCE P. SMITH.
i'm d-at
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TO LEASEaa.TO LEASE.
HOTEL COFFEE HOUSE, AND
LIVERY STABLE TO LEASE.

bLaANHA1H0N 20 LEA@E-TO BE
9 leasao u nublie auction, on the premises.
On WEDNESDAY, tie 1a dayT0f January, 1s7S,
tne llaw described property, belonging to
the esta5e OF Az DALEY, late0 of the Parish Of
y. Aalldry, deceased f0-wit-
The plantation on which the Recessed last re-
sided, containing one hundred and seventylfye
afnentss anasitl8teH IN Bellevue Prairie, insaid
nar1shs bounded narth by land of Theodore
ghaeneEe. south by land of Michael McNnity,
easGs Do laglu OF Oh. IA. Frttzee. and west IN
land 81 Dr.. Phillips. The lessee to furnish bond
and g0od security t0 the satisfaction Of the nd
mlnIsuatols for payment of the purchase price
st the lease Which shall be due and payable on
the day nf said aacti0n and to end on ffs1st daY
ct Januarys 1874. the promises to be taken rs
IaeT stand, without expense to the succession
fur repairs.
THOS. B. DALEY,
dee. aa-5t-~IiTn. Adminfstrafer.
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$66087 ST
B.

Shooting the expenditures for the gear a871'
For deductions to the Parish Tax Collector, as
follows: ls}-a
Eor DeIinnuent Tax List 8 3441 81
EoI ITncoIlectablp Tax List $3.50 So
For Commissions paid Tax Collector. SOL 80
For Commissions paid Tax Collector
on Licenses. 3f 5O
hI HI p"l" 400 90
For amount paid Jurors, Witnesses in
Criminal cases, and Parish Warrants 5l250 10
For balance on hand, December 3lst,
"
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OVERWHELMING WAREHOUSE
Nd The undersigned informs his friends and
the new Warehouse at Barry'sL Landing, and will
endeavOr to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
JOS. DUBOURDIEU.
Barry's Landing, Sept. II, 1872-tf.
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NOUVELLE NNFE

aIcc tie 4!ouvclleS appearances, tlut f~aciIitcr les
lioIclS ii avon, CONNIE par lie pasSG, I'M asso~
ument compiet dc NouvCIles Mtdccines~
JOHN s,ii
81 lCc-1n. Main 81 SM"JILieN'
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AVIS---AVES.

NOEE!........NOEL!! NOFT,,,,
A present est lp moment do rtio,ir 1o r,
tie Notr" NicuX Pharmacicn. en- yemont no,nl
prolnptrmrnt vos pctites dettes, atm de iui f5Iire
COmmcnCer LII '"N '' '''l0
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RHsNTa DESIRABLE PLACE
I5 s0f business now 1eInnhraTiIy ocrTInied In.
bl0glf " DHpFes N 11pelaIsfls. Possession givei
On HFst dsllIaTy next. F0r further particulars.
apply at NEXT d00rto
dec. M-ta CHAs. II. EALER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OPELoUsAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
Naypmher 11fh. 1879.
'OIice Jury Proceedings.

= - "-|"" NUNtAIUbE IAtH, LoFA'
Tie Police Jury metpursuant to adjournment
Present: i. NJ, Thompson, President; John Roy,
IL Morris, T. C. Chacher6 and T. S. FontenOt.
There being no bushes on hand, IN motion,
the Police Jury adjourned on Monday, December
I'd, 1877. .+ -. ....
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CARB.


MARRIAGE sMOP-THANKUL FOR
u the patronage heretofore extendede by the
citizens of st. Landry, 1 solicit a furtp eontln-
uatiOn Of their favors. and beg leavao inform
them that I win always be ready toscommo-
date them in any branch of my buaess, at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for onelivery,
will be charged ten per cent. additionS for im-
mediate collection.
1 nave on hand hacks and buggieswhich I
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks andbuggieS
made to order. s.. P. GARk.
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, 1872-tf.
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RPEX0OTAG --...EPBZOOFAC!!
Horses and mules cured of the Epizootic at G.
n. Thompson's Livery Stable, Opelousas. No
cure, no pay. Prescriptions for curing the
disease, for individual use, sold at the same
place.
dec. T-tf.
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NOTICE NOTICE
The public is Informed that Mr.. Alfred Payy
is no longer authorized to collect claims or to
settle any business for account OF the undeF-
signed. P.J PAN4& GO.
dec. 21-5t.
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NOTICE.

D EMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED BEG
ID leave to announce to their numerous
friends and the public in general, that they are
now ready to wait on their customers as in the
past, at 1.-THE store between Ealer's and the Courier
office. BLOCH & DUPRE.
August Pitt.
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DEATH OF rx.GoyrnNon GrAy

DEATH OF Ex-Governor GERY.-
The news Of the sudden death of General
Geary has been everywhere received with
expressions ofregret. Whatever may have
been the faults Of the deceased during his
eventful life, il must be conceded that he
possessed many qualities that will place
him in a much higher niche in the temple
of fame than those who through malice and
disappointment, hyena-lke pounced upon
the dead hero before his remains were con-
Aligned to tho tomb. We were no admirer
of Governor Geary, and didno approve of
a number of his acts as Governor of this
Commonwealth. But these shortcomings
do not justify such ruthless attacks on his
character at this moment, when every in
stinct Of humanity would seem to sympa-
thze with bis afflicted family. Governor
Gcaly's record is remarkable one, highly
creditable, If not brilliant, both civil and
military. He distinguished himself not
only in the war oft Rebellion, but in the
Mexican war, and his services were ac-
knowlcdgcd by such great chieftaips as
General Scott and General Sherman. Gov.
Geary had his weak points, but no one
questions his patriotism or his bravery and
his success as q soldier. g.
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neiD ASbsriffiIisinIiisinifs. i
COURT pwoCramaruoN.-No

i uONs - NOtlce
is Hereby given that the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas, General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace,
and orphans Court, Court of Oyer and Termner
and General Jail Delivery, In and forthe county
Of Northumberland, win commence at the Court
House, In The borough of Sunbury, OF 10 o'clock
AM, on MONDAY, MARCH the 10th, next,
aud will continue two weeks.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Consta-
blcs In and for the county OF Northumberland are
requested to be then and there In their proper
persons, With their. rous,, records, nquisitions,
and other temenlbrances, TO do those things TO
their several offices appertaininG to be DONE. And
all witnesses prosecuting in behalf OF the Com
monwealth agalnstany prisoner, are requested
and commanded to be then and there attending
n their proper persons to prosecute against him
s shall be just--and not to depart without leave
tt their peril. Jurors requested TO be pune
ual'in their attendance, at the time appointed,
agreeably to their notices. 7..,,
Given under my hand ut Sunbury, the 9Th day of
February, IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-three.
SAMUEL p, Q,ROTHARMEL, Sheriff.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA (Ss
y County of Northumberland,

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA (SS
y County of Northumberland,
To the Sheriff of said County Greeting;
We command you that you notify Mary Hlase,
widow of Valentine Klase, late OF the borough o;
ed, Cathariue, now intermarried with Abram
Reiner, Eve, now intermarried with G. W. Lereh,
John Klase, William IL. Klase, Lavina, inter
married with Isaac Boughner. she Is now de-
ceased leaving the following ehildren: Isabella
Boughner, T. /. Boughner, Henrietta Boughner,
Clara BoughneT and George Bonghner sarah
Ware, now intermarried with Noah Ware, Va
lentine Klase, Hannah, now mtermarriet with
Daniel Donbach, Susaunah, now mleTmarrled
with George Adams, all heirs aud legal repTesen-
tatves of Valentine Kase, ,'late OF the borough OF
SnydertOwn, Northumberland county, deceased,
that at the January Term, 4. ID. 1913, a rGlewas
granted upon them the said heirs aud legal rep
reseutatlyes Of the said decedent, commanding
them 10 come forward aud accept or refuse the
real estate OF said decedent at the valuation put
upon the same by AN inquest, Issuing ou' of this
Court, returnabe at the January Term of the
year 1873, or show cause why the same should
not be sold in case the said parties should neg
lect or refuse 10 take aud accept the same as
aforesaid, by the first day of next Term, viz, the
second Monday of March, A. D., 1873.
Witness the Honorable VIM. NJ Rookie
RI feller, President of our said Court, this
H'S' twenty first day of January, A. ID. eigh-
teen hundred and seventy three.
J LEIsENRING,
Clerk o. @. ,
Registers Ociee, . r.
supbury, Feb. l, 1873.