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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07

THE VALLEY REvIvAL-Rgv. DIR. hoseA"
letter received by gentleman of st 'un On MN
Rev. Dr.. Rosser, the Evangelist, conduc'lhs 'he
revival at Winchester, writes that up 10 '','
inst there had been 213 conversions anu
that day, Sunday, 81 persons Joined the 'pe'1'
making 1913 converts already admitted " ~
bership There were 81 penitents at th7 "'s'''
Sunday night and IL con versions. IN . :
ter DR.. Rosser makes the following thrilling ~
fusion to the death Off pupil at TIE "eS'99'. 90
Female Institute, one of the converts unaer 80
preaching here:
"And Mary Workman is an angel before 'ne
throne-and more lovelier in Heaven. Her oouy
will soon repose beneath the flowers OF leA"s,
but her spirit is rejoicing amid the flowers Oh
Paradise. Who ina gined that the lovely one
was so near the waiting angels? Who but saw
could forget her conv ersion or her ongs? haio-
ly forgiven at the feet Of Jesus and now at the
side of Jesus
.rHE TEACHERS INSTITUTE The Teachers III
sttufe of the county met in the Town Hail Oh
ednes'day morning last. 1t was attended py
about a .,zen lady teachers and slightly lar
ger number Of gentlemen, the roads being very
had doubtless detained many of them. PROT
Campbell of 'asiingtoa and Lee Unlvefsi'y'
made an address on Geography ia which he
strongly advocated tie use of the globein 'each-
ins. Prof. Joynes of the same institution spoke
on the English language. Rev John Hart Ice
turea on Arithmetic. DR.. Sears is to denver
public address tonight. The roceedIngs are OF
necessity undressing to the general reaaer ana
we take it as rather boring to all hands. IL was
verv evident that the real use Of teachers in
stitute. the exchange Of professional experiences
and views among teachers about eh best way TO
teach children was quite lost sigh1 of in Uniger-
sity lectures. All seemed to forget that they
were not discussing the mode of conducting the
High Schools of the country.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07

HJO PHYSICIANS We are keeping full
line of Sharpe & Dohme's popular Elk
IFS and other preparations, and all the new and
reliable remedies. Anything we may not have
we will order at once for any one wishing it.
Call on me. e. G. YEAKLE,
aug-l6 Druggist, opposite Gabe Hirsh's.
GTOCK SCALES.-The undersigned has lust
- erected on his yard on the new Middle
brook road, a Fairbanks Scale, upon which he
will weigh all sorts of Stock He invites the at
tenton of shippers and others to the facility
thus afforded
sep20-tf H. L. POWELL.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07

ADJOURNMENT OF THE County CoURr.- The
County Court adjourned on Monday. The re-
port of the Commissioner, relative to the petit
ton of J G. Slower and others, G. A. Handley
and others, and Kinney Sillings and Others, for
a brid re across Middle river, Was recommitted to
a lower point for crossing the river, and to re-
port what changes are necessary to make in the
roads to the new bridge. The petition of 7. W.
Shelton and others, to open road 81 miles long
from Barterbrook to point of connection with
the Greenville road near Staunton, Commissioner
Hansbarger was directed to open the road and
the following land damages were allowed Miss
Fanny McCcmb $50; B. T. Bagby, $500. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Crawford, $4O8. A. H. Fultz quail
fed as administrator of Ellen A. Summer A
certificate was granted TO 7. K. Moran to get an
artificial leg. The following petitions were dis
posed of as follows j. Craig and others for
change of road dismissed; VIM B. Cochr an and
Others for new road, referred to Philip Air
heart; Craun and Others, for the establishment
of a road, granted, the petitioners paying half
the damages; Jno. W. MARBLE, for road dis
missed The sheriff WAS ordered to summon
special Grand Jury Of ten fer the first day of the
next term. All causes on motion, road and ap-
peal dockets not disposed of, were continued
till the next term, February oath Messrs. ".
A. Burnett, Jos. B. Woodward, Joel S. Wallace
and James H. Callison renewed their bonds as
notariac nnh1ic
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07

FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
T. CAMDEN and HOWARD STREETS
Near Camden Station and Bait 4 Ohio Railroad
Depot,
Convenient to the Depots of all the Southern
and Western Railroads, and Steamboat Land
ngs, saving hackhire.
Street cars pass every five minutes conveying
passengers to all sections of the City, makes it
as convenient as any other Hotel. in Baltimore.
All Of the appointments of this house are first
class, for reasonables charges @
This House is supplied with the NATIONAL
FIRE ESCAPES and FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.
R. SHARE, Proprietor.
Maj. P. H. Woodward, of Va. Supt.
feb2-tf
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EOR RENT In pursuance of decree OF the
Il Circuit Court of Augusta County rem
dered in the case of VIM. Fuller against John G.
Grove, Sc, I will, on WEDNESDAY, the
2otA day Of EBRUARY next, in front of the
Court House in Stanton, offer for rent at public
crying, to the highest bidder. that very desra-
BILE property now occupied by said John G.
Grove, in the City of Staunton, for a term suffi
cient to discharge said decree from one-half of
the proceeds of such renting; the rent to be paid
quarter annually and to be secured by bonds
with sufficient personal security, and binding
the tenant to take proper Of the property
and to return it at the end of the lease Posses
sion to be given on the first day of March next.
Crying to begin at 2 O'Clock,
WIN. l. MOWRY,
ian24 tdr Sheriff of Augusta County.
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NOR RENT:-A New Stable ION Frederick
E Street, with two stalls, bedroom and
lot attached. Apply to R. Hawkins, Adams Ex-
press office dec2O-f
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HUsrINGs CoURr.-The corporation court,
Judge Green Smith presiding, met yesterday.
J. L Timberiake was appointed trustee for
Mrs. Robt. Mealy, (col'd, uice Jas. H. Skinner,
resigned
Chas. W. S. Turner was appointed Commits
sioner of accounts for the Hastings Court
A decree was entered for the sale of house
and lot, in the case of Ceases administrators vs.
Jacob Lohr.
Geo Harlan and Jno. B. Scherer Sr., were
nominated for coren ers for the City of Stanton
Reports of the Commissioners for the condem-
nation of land for the c. & o. R. R. shops, were
received in the cases of E w. Shott. Hartman S-
Ball, John D. Shomo and DR.. W S. McChesney,
and confirmed in all the cases except DR.. ". g.
McChesney and Harmah & Bell, the other par
ties not Directing.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07

r AIDES AND MISSES PEBBLE Goat, Glove
H. Kid, French Morocco. PEBBLE Kid and
Glove Kid foxed LACE SHOES at
G. L, WELLER'S,
oet25etf Matt Street.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07

FIsO MY USTOMERS.-August 2lst, will
L open my custom Boot and Shoe Shop.
on Augusta Street. near the Post-office and will
be pleased to have my old customers to call on
rae and leave their orders, and get dissatisfaction as
heretofore. ", A., BANTz.
augl6-tf Staunton Va
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WITH THIS OLD RULE,
which is the same rule measured the first rail
laid On the old Louisa railroad :"
Here Mr., Mason pulled out of his pocket an
old carpenters rule, with the brass mounting
sworn away by use
Mr.. Mason gave us tae step by step progress
of the old road how it was never intended to go
NO farther than Louisa @. H., and then extended
to Gordonsyille, and then to Charlottesville, and
then by separate road built by the State from
Meschums river to Waynesboro', and then to
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headlight came rushing from behind the
hills west of Staunton Friday night about 10
o'clock, which headed the first train that had
come all the way from the Ohio River. The
train wa, drawn by a coal burning engine, con-
suning k.l.yh. coal, of which only one ten
der full was consumed between Huntington and
Richmond The opening of the road and the
arrival of party from Richmond at Hunting
ton was published by telegraph in the VINDIcA-
TOR of last week; and we aow give an account O.
the return train gathered from passengers.
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except Gen. Wickham, who is now Vice Presi-
dent. James Hunter, the first civil engineer is
alive. Mr.. H. Tmberlake is still alive but
he was never as has been enormously stated,
President of the road. He was the Superinten-
dent for some time''
Reportcr-"We heard that they were tele-
graphing for you to 20 to New York before the
last rail was laid -
Mr.. Mason-"Yes (: But you know how man
feels about child he has attended from sickness
aud weakness 10 health, he wants to DO there
when it gets on is feet. l had, suppose, fifty
kilograms and letters for me to come to New
York and Baltimore and Kentucky, bat 1 felt
the last rail
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Succession de YOrick vaIade.

IN VERFU DUN ORDRE DE LHONO.
IA rable la COur des Preuves, de la Par0isse st.
Landry, Il sera vendu . Pencan public, au plus
ofrant eneherisseur par le soussigne, %encanteuI
puhllc,a Ia dernieFe residence du defunt, dams
Ia Prairie Plaisance, en- cette p~arOisse, lie MER-
CREDI, 5F6vrier, 1873, lesprOpriet6s ci-apres de
critics, appartenant a Ia succession d'YOrick
Valade, DECIDE; SAVIOR
1. I'm moroccan de terre a bOis cOntenant liz
acres, situate dams Ia ParOisse st. Landry. dams
lie township 5, au sud de la rang6e 3 est, don't
48 9OI100 acres sc trouye dams Ii section ", ct g.
48I100 Sc trouve etre la partie sud-ouest de la
section SO, borne au nOrd ct a Pest par la terre
de Dalicourt Joubert, au sud par la terre de
Christoval Dupr6, b louest par Ia terre de Dali
court JoubeTt ct Julien Galot.
2. Un merceau de terre de prairie, etant la
moitie indivise de $50 acres, borne au nOrd par
La terre de J: ct Q. Terrell, ausud par Ia terre de
Durel Dupr6, etant la meme terre achet6 a une
vente par lie Sheriff, le 81 Juliet, 1869.
5. I'm moroccan de terre d h0iS, cOntenant s
56IlO0 acres, ct etant lie quart fractiOnaire sud
Quest Gu quart 1ractlonalre nord-est de dissection
4. Tn moroccan de terre q bois, etant lie quart
sud-est du quart fFactionaire nOrd-est de Ia sec.
ton Il, cOntenant 80 92T1O0 acres.
s. I'm lot fractionaire de terre d bois, dams la
section II, contenant II 41L100 acres, les titres
n'etant pas .garantis-les trOis morceaux eli
desSuS tetant les menles qm ont etc achet6s a la
vente de succession lie Celeste Joubert, d6ced6e.
lie 6 Avril, 1869.
6. Tn lot de terre, sitr16 dams Ia vile d'Opelou-
sas, aVec toutes les batisseS ct authorizations
Iud . ) GOuhShtE bOEIIC I'LL EuEu PAR 16 IOJ de-,
an sud par la rue--, a Test par la rue Main,
ct a P0ueSt par
Z. Deux juments, trois ehevaux, duatre paires
de mulets, environ SO tGtes de b6tes a eorncs
douceS, un lot de cOehons, un lot de moutons,
quatre paires de b9ufs, une charlotte a bout,
une charrette a cannes, une charrette a I'M
cheTal, wagons, deuX buggies, IN caFrosse de
famllle, une sucrerfe ct mn moulin d sucre, un
moulin a cotton ct n presse, instruments ara
torres, un lot de cannes pour plants, meubles de
menage, etc.
ConditiOns-TOutes les prOpri6t6s mobilieres
serOnt Vendues pour du compliant, ct anssi pour
la prOpriete sit1e dams Ia vile d'Opelousas; la
balance des prophecies immobilieres seront ven
dues sur IN credit de I'm ct deux ans, a partir
du jour dc La xente, les Aequ6reurs fOurnissant
leurs hilletsg nrOmissOiresa paYables d fOrdre de
Padmfnistratrice de ladite succession, avecdeux
bonnes ct solvables securities q 10 satisfaction
de ladite administrative, portant hut Dourcent
d'interet par aimee de P6eh6ance ~jusqu'au pale
ment fnal-une ~hypOtheque sp9cfa1e ct lie priv
lege dn yendeur Petenus sur la proprf6t6 ven
due. attn fassurer lie Placement du prix d'achat,
capital ct interet.
F. PERRCDIN,
jan. Encantenr.
ES1Les betes a eornes qui ne seront pas "a
massees lie jour de Ia vente, seront vendues aus
Sit6t Uu'ellnS ln SnranfS =
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CHERRIES SAFES.


Gilbert CAN'T VS.. JeaR Lucien Andre ct ais
| DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
y dry.-No. 12289.-By virtue of a writ of leri
facias issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish OF ST. Lam
dry, in the above entitled suit, and to me direct
ed, I viii proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish,
in the town Of 0pelousas, on SATURDAY, the
1st day of March, 1872, at eleven o'clock,
A. NJ, the following described property, to-wit-
A certain portion of a piece OF land contain
ing nine hundred and one superficial acres, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, being all that portion of the plantation
commonly known as the Allen Thomas or Belle
vue Plantation lying below the canal or ditch,
and bounded north by Bayou COurtableau, west
by the Canal, east by property of Mrs. Ihomp-
son and others, and south by lands of Ford d
Odin and Thos. G. Anderson, being O part of the
same property adiudicated to said Ebert CAN'T
at Sherif's sale the 9th February, 1870, in suit
No. I2O01, District Court, st. Landry, and emit
tied Payne, Huntington d Co, VS.. Adelard Car
lin, Parliamentary Executor. ..
IA mats of cane, below the sugar house; IL
mats of cane, above the sugar house; IA rows
of cane in Winrow, 3 %cisterns, 10 coolers, Il eane
knives, l subSoiler, 1 lot Of black-smfths tools, 5
juice watts, l new wagon, l large horse cart, 7
large plows, s small plows, 1corn-planter, 2 har-
rows, / fuke.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
E. O.. HAYES, Sheriff.
r. nE Fnra
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SALES.
Essate Of K0rfCk VaIade.

EBBAEE 81 A0RlCA HAkMWGs
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON,
orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be seld at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned public
auctioneer. at the last residence Of deceased.
at Prairie Plaisance, in this Parish, on WEDNES,
DAY, February 9TH, 1879, the following des.
cribed property, belonging to the Estate OF
Yoriek, Nalade,s deceased, tO-wit-
l. A tract of woodland containing 113 acres,
situated in the parish of St. Landry, intwonship
5 south OF range 3 east, Of which As 90l10O acres
are in section 81, and g. 48IlG0 acres are the
southwestern part of section IS, bounded north
and east by land of DalieOurt Joubert, south by
land of ChristOval Dupre, and west by land OF
Dalicourt Joubert and Julien Galot.
2. A tract of prairie land, being the undivided
half OF. $50 acres, n north by land of J.
and U. Terrell, south by land of Durel Dupr6,
being the sameb bought at sherif's sale July 31st,
1869.
s.. A tract of land twoodland), containing
56I1o0 acres, and being southwest fractional
quarter OF northeast fractional quarter of sec
ton u.
A. A tract of woodland, being the southeast
quarter OF northeast fractional quarter of sec,
ton IL 92I100 acres.
5. A fractionallOt of ground, woodland, in sec
ton twelve, containing II 41[100 acres, titles not
guaranteed-the above three tracts being the
same purchased at the suecessional sale Of Ce-
leste Jeubert, deceased, April 9th, 1869.
6. & town lot, situated in the town of Opel0u-
saf, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, bounded north by lot Or south
O"N SSt
7. Two mares, three horses, four pairs OF
mules, about thirty-eight head of gentle horned
cattle, onelot Of hogs, a lot of sheep, four pairs
OF oxen, OK cart. cane cart, horse-cart, wagons,
two buggies, one family carriage, one sugar
house n sugar-mill, cotton gin and press,
farming implements, a lot of seed cane, house,
hold furniture, etc.
Terms and Conditions-An the movable prop
erty will be sold for cash, and also the property
situated in the town of Opelousas and the bal
anee Of the immoyable property will be sold on
a credit OF one and two years from day of sale,
purchasers to furnish their pronissory notes
payable to the order of the administratrix of the
estate, with two good and solvent securities to
the satisfaction of said administrative, and
bearing eight per cent per anRum interest after
and vendors privilege retained on the Dro1erfy
sold, to secure payment of the purchase price,
capital and interest.
.. F. PERRODIE,
Jan. 4 Au~ctioneer.
BHsuch cattle as may not be gathered on the
day of sale, will be sold as soon as they can be
gathered,
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I have just received a good assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND PROVISIONS,
and all other Goods in my lines. and will con-
stantly receive additional supplies-Whieh I
o1er to my customers and the public in general
Jan. 2T-tf. SOI.~TOER.
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anocenafoa Il Gharlaa aloaa.

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE EHONORA-
- blola Cour des Preuyes, do Ia ParoiaSe st.
Landry, HHera vendu d rencan public. an plus
oslant eaeheElsseur, par les souasignes adTnfnie
tEatenrs %cnnjuintt on par I'm e1canteur public,
Q Ia Malson de GDuFs en- Ia vile d'OpeIousas.
lsE MERgR2sEI % FAyFiers 1878, tontea aa denita.
titres et interets En dit succession Ala DroUrsefe
ci-apfAa 06crite, say0ie-
Cetts portion de tout Ia moroccan ide terre sv
tue sur lie Bayou C~0uEsablsau, dams la par0faga
g. Landry Giant In dernIete residence au dit
de1unts COntenant environ go arDents superb
ciels1 naesursaat I'm aTpen6 ct dgTni face sur To dit
Bayou S0nrtableau, nris dn portion enhRnt de
ensemble ayee Is moulin 1 scie et les aufres ~.
f1aea qui HsF frDnHenS.
Terms 4nde0naifiona-Un tiera du Driy dsa-
ehat payable e0naa6aak he Jour- dc I'd veslfe, etI
balance aun credit dun. deuxet trois,ana Ill
9oNrHe la YenIeyl observation-disclosures leuIra
bIllets portalt hut pour cent dintergt par al.
nee, payable q IeHE pr0pre 4opdre, aVee bonnie
escMEat6 personnel ella proGGf3t6 res6ant ap6-
c~ialenea5 hyp0thsqu4 d Is difB succession pom
assure "a Raiep4ent 1u prixdsachatetleaingErsf
qui peaveAs aaeeRoltrAs
JEAN NERAL,
ELIZABETH CLOSE.
80 NAA
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Estate eff Charles Close.

by VIRTUE OF AN0RDER OF THE HON.
- orable Probate Court of the Parish of ST.
Landry, there win be sold at public auction. a
the highest bidder, By the undersigned, joint
administrator 9rbya public auetioneer, atthe
Courthouse in Opel0nsas, on WEDNESDAY,
February 26ths 1s7sa, all theright, title andinter.
est Of the said estate in the following described
property, to-wit.-
That portion of the whole tract (of hand situa.
ted On the BaTon G~ourtableau in said parish,
and being the last residence OF deceased, con.
tanning four hundred superficial arpeuts,l meas
uring one and half aTpentsf front onssaid Bayou
Genrtableau, taken from the E~upperpart OF side
OF the plantation aforesaid, by the depth there.
OF, together with the s8w31ain and other build.
ings thereon.
Terms and eonditions.-One third OF 5heariee
payable cash on the day ofsale, and h eba1ance
thereof IN equal instruments OF one, two and
three years from the. day of sale, purchasers
giving their notes with eight per cent yearly
interest, payable to their Y order, with GOOD
personal security and the property to roRnaiu
specially m0r6gaged to the estate to secure nav.
ment OF the price and the interest thereon.
JEAN NERAL,
ALEHARETH CHOSE,
Jan. 25-1nlm. Joint Administrators.
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sUCCESSERN SALES.
Succession d,ARnes Hayes.

Succession d'A8nes Hayes.
TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
IA BILE la COur des Preuves de La PaT0isSe ST.
Landry, il sera vendu a Penean public, au plus
ofrant ench6riBseur, par le soussigne enean-
teuF public, . Ia Mais0n de COur. IN la vile
d'Opel0usas, 1e MERCREDI, 10 Feyrier, 1873,
les prophecies ci-aDres d6crites, appartenant d
Ia succession d'Agnes Hayes, deeed6e, savoir:-
Tn terrain dams la vile d'Op61ousas, avec les
ameli0ratiOns qui sly trouvent, cOnnu omme lie
cafe de Mcdaniel, ayant une face de %quarante-
deux piedssTr la rue de Ia COur, par I'M prOfon-
deur de guaranteeing pieds ct neuf pouces,
borne au n0rd par I'm terrain de N. QuRtrevaux,
ar~ouestpar1ar rue de la Cour, au sud etrest par
Ia prOpri6te du dit succession.
ConditiOns-Les preprietes mobilieres comp
tant; les propri6t6s amOitie comp
tant, ct Ia balance q un credit. d'un an du jour
de Ia vente, racqu6reur fOurnissant son billet
payable aux t1teur, avee huit pour cent dinte-
ret de P6ch6ance jusqu'a Placement finale, une
hypOtheque speciale ct le privilege du vendeur
serOnt retenns pour assurer le Placement.
F. PERRODTN, Encanteur.
IS ian.
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Vincent BOagni vs.. 8. B. Hartman ct ais.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROTssE ST. Ian
~ dry.-E0. 1205.-En yertu dun writ de fferi
facias, lance par Honorable la Huitieme Cour
de district de PEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse st, Landry, dams lie process ei-
dessus ~intituI6, ct a moi adress6, je endrai en-
vente publlque, au plus offrant ench6risseur, a
la Maison de Cour de Ia dite paroisse, en- la VILE
d'Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, Ter Mars, 1878, a
ONE heures du matin, les proprietes ci-apros
decrites, savOir-
Tn certain moroccan de terre, situe sur la rive
est du Bayou WikOf, dams la paroisse St. Lam
dry, mesurant cinq arpents de face, plus on
m0ins, sur q~uaraHte arpents de profondeur, borne
4 Pouest par lie dit Bayou WikOf, a Pest par Ia
terre don't lie proprietaire est %inconnue, au nord
par lea terres appartenant anciennement d VIM.
Wik0f, ct au sud par les terres e-G uidry
q Perception des deux-sixieme du quart d'interat
de Ia susdite terres. appartenant Il Jean Bite.
Hebert, dls, Alexandra +, Hebert, Alexandra B.
Lanclos, Emerand Lanelos, Adolphe Lanclos,
ct Louis Lanelos.
Saisie par ordre de 10 Cour.
COnditions-C0mptant.
E. q HAYES, Sheriff.
0S ion 1879
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RARRY'S LANDING WAREMOajaE
1D The undersigned informs his friends and
the public, that he has recently taken charge OF
the new Warehouse ut Barry's Landing, and will
endeay0r to give satisfaction to all who NAV
favor him with their patronage.
JOS. DUBOURDIEU.
Barry'S Landing. Sept. Il. 1S72-tf.
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LeopOId Goudchaux va. n. Il. v.e,c1
25j jan, 1873

Leopold Goudchaux VS.. b. It. Leach,
NOUR DEPAROTssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 1903
~ En- vertu dun writ de tieri facias, lance pal
Honorable la Cour de Paroisse, dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus in
titule, ct a moi adresse, je vendrai Ell vente pu
blique, au plus Offrant encherisseur a la Maisor
de Cour de La dite paroisse, en- la Vile d'Opelou
sas, lie SAMEDI,. Ter Mars, 1873, a ONE heures
du matin, les propriGtes ci-apres d6crites
savoir-
I'm certain moroccan de terre, situe sur lie Bay
on Rouge, dams Ia parOisse st. Landry, borne an
nord par les terres de Garfield, a Fest par ke
Bayou Rouge, ALL sud par DIES t~erres, don't les
proprietaire est ineonnne, ct a rouest par les
teIfes ap~partenant announcement 4 Daniel e
Allen, decede, contenant 101 acres, avec toutes
les hatisses ct amelioratiOns qui sly ~trouvent
etant lie meme PROPHECIES acfet6 par le dit B. F
Leach de Leroy S. Harvard ct jacques Levy, pa1
aete devant Jonathan L. Morris, Eotaire Public
dams ct pour Ia paroisse St Landry, Etat de la
Louisiana, lie Ter jour de Mars, 1870.
Saisies par ordre de la COur.
ConditiOns-COmptant.
z... I. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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