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Laquelle Creance nous accordons privilegierement comme ayant Eté formée aux ilinois Et En concequance y Etre liquidées. dont ledt sr Labuxiere Sera Bien et valablement dechargé En 1 The correct date is December 1, 1787. See supra, p. 311.
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Heard MM. Reilhe, Isidore LaCroix, representing MM. Pierre Gamelin and Gigon, and M. de Rocheblave acting in his own name, who prayed and set forth that the said François Huberdeau could not be received as preferred creditor in the Illinois to receive there the two hundred piastres demanded by him: firstly, because he had refused them in Canada; secondly, because M. Dubuque had become bankrupt and that consequently his claim ought not to be regarded as preferred and that he ought to be referred to the syndic who shall be named by the creditors in virtue of the decree of the Court of December 1, 17881; and they therefore pray for the dismissal of the said Huberdeau, and that the pretended privilege demanded by him be denied.
After the parties were heard in their prayers, replications, answers, requisitions and conclusions, the Court, after having maturely examined and deliberated on the said cause, received and does receive the said François Huberdeau in the number of preferred creditors of the estate of the deceased Augustin Dubuque for the two hundred piastres gourdes, which the said deceased should have sent him in Canada, without any condition or renunciation of his other rights which hindered him from receiving the said sum in Canada from the hands of Madame Dubuque; and the Court decrees that there shall be named three merchants to make the evaluation of the piastres in Canada and of the difference in Illinois in order that the excess be paid to him with the capital of two hundred piastres in Spanish treasury- notes and peltries, as the trustee of the estate may receive them; and as to the account of costs and charges which the said François Huberdeau brought into Court this day, the said Court decrees likewise that it shall be determined by the same arbitrators; it condemns the estate of Dubuque to pay the costs of the present special session according to the account which shall be produced and verified by one of the magistrates of this Court, in order that the said sums joined and evaluated be paid by preference by M. Labuxiere, trustee of the said estate, before any payment of money to other creditors.
This debt we accord the right of preference, since it was
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Raportant lobligation dudt sr dubuque quittance par ledt francois huberdeau avec le Compte produit dudt huberdeau et frais de justice fait et deliberé En Cour par Mrs antoine Girardin Presidant, Charles duCharme, Philipe Engel, henry Biron, pierre Laperche, jean Bte Dubuque, Et Louis Chatel Magistrats pour Etre Executé Nonobstant toute oposition lesdt jour et an.
[Signed]
B Dubuque henry hBI Biron Louis + Chatel
Philipe Engel Pierre Laperche Ch DuCharme At Girardin.
a la meme Cour.
Mr REILHE representant Mr GAMELIN Contre Mr IZADORE LACROIX representant M' GIGON.
Mr Reilhe en sa dite qualité a prouvé que ledt sr Izadore laCroix ne pouvoit Etre recû Creanciers privilegie sur les Biens de deffunt augustin dubuque 1º En ce que la Saisie provisoire quil a obtenû du vivant du sr dubuque Est ilegale et que ledt deffunt dubuque Est mort dans linstant de la saisie Netant dail- leur que provisoire Et que la Cour na point fait droit sous la huitaine porté par les ordres de La validitê de ladite Saisie 2º que la sentence que ledt Sr Izidore LaCroix a obtenû de la Cour le 7 may 1788 Est obreptive Et subrebtive La Cour Nayant pas suffisament Eté informée de la legimité des Creances du sĩ gigon representé par le sr isidore LaCroix. Concluant a ce que ledt sr LaCroix soit Renvoyé pr sa pretendue Creance au sindic des autres Creanciers aprés quil aura Recû le reliquat de ladite suces- sion le sr Gigon netant que commis du sr Gamelin Et non Equi- peur dudt deffunt dubuque comme lavance le s' LaCroix.
1 The explanation of this declaration seems to be the following: Isidore La Croix obtained on November 8, 1787, from the justice of the week a writ of seizure against Augustin Dubuque; but the latter died on the day the writ was served. This writ should have been confirmed by the full Court within the week, but this was not done, although some kind of a decree was rendered November 12, 1787, and recorded later. On account of the death of Dubuque, it was disclosed that he was a bankrupt, and his creditors attempted to obtain the rights of pre- ferred creditors; but the Court protected first the rights of those who had been wounded and whose property had been damaged by the explosion of gunpowder, for which Dubuque was responsible, and also the rights of the widow and the creditors living in Illinois. After all these had been paid the creditors from Canada and elsewhere were to divide proportionally the balance of the estate. Isidore La Croix, however, expected that he would be numbered among the preferred creditors because of his earlier attachment, and on May 7, 1788, he did obtain a confirmation of his claim, which now the Court after further investigation disallowed. See pp. 323-327.
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incurred in the Illinois and consequently should be liquidated there; and the said M. Labuxiere shall be well and legally dis- charged thereof when he shows the obligation of the said M. Du- buque receipted by the said François Huberdeau with the account produced by the said Huberdeau and the costs of justice. Made and decreed in Court by MM. Antoine Girardin, President, Charles DuCharme, Philippe Engel, Henry Biron, Pierre Laperche, Jean Bte. Dubuque and Louis Chatel, magistrates, to be put in execution notwithstanding all opposition, the said day and year.
[Signed]
B. Dubuque.
Henry hBi Biron
Louis + Chatel.
Philippe Engel. Pierre Laperche. Ch. DuCharme. Ant. Girardin.
At the same Court.
M. REILHE representing M. GAMELIN, VS. M. ISIDORE LACROIX representing M. GIGON
M. Reilhe in his said capacity proved that the said M. Isidore La Croix could not be received as preferred creditor of the prop- erty of the deceased Augustin Dubuque: Ist, because the pro- visional seizure, which he obtained during the life of M. Dubuque is illegal and because the said deceased Dubuque died at the moment of the seizure, which was moreover only provisional, and because the Court did not decree within the week, fixed by its orders, concerning the validity of the said seizure; 2nd, because the decree which the said M. Isidore LaCroix obtained from the Court, May 7, 1788, is obreptitious and surreptitious, since the Court was not sufficiently informed of the legitimacy of the claims of M. Gigon, represented by M. Isidore LaCroix; and he concludes that the said M. LaCroix should be referred for his pretended claims to the syndic of the other creditors after the latter shall have received the balance of the said estate, the said Gigon being only the deputy of M. Gamelin and not the furnisher of the said deceased Dubuque as M. LaCroix ad- vances.1
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ouy ledt sr LaCroix qui a persiste dans son privilege a luy accordé par ladite sentence du 7 may 1788 pr toute deffences.
La Cour aprés avoir murement deliberé a mis Et met ladite sentence du 7 may 1788 au Neant comme ayant Eté rendue en labsence dudt sr Reilhe obreptivement et subrebtivement nayant pas Eté suffisament informée Et Renvoy ledt sr izidore LaCroix pr toute sa Creances avec les autres Creanciers a Se pourvoir ver le sindic qui 'sera nommé pr En Etre deliberé ainsy quil aviseron ce qui sera executé lesdt jour et an.
[Signed]
DuCharme
Phillipe Engel hBi
Bte Dubuque
Pierre Laperche
Louis + Chatel
Labuxiere
At Girardin.
Du 18 may 1789 a Sept heures du matin.
delivré une Saisie a Louis Coste pour saisir Et arreter une paire de Boeuf que pierre Billet a remis Entre les Mains du Nommé gassien pr etre vendus dimanche prochain a deffaud de payement ladite saisie signé dubuque magistra.
Le meme jour a Neuf heures du matin.
delivré une saisie a francois lapensée pour saisir les memes Boeuf avec deffences audt gassien de Sen Dessaisir a peine dEn repondre que la Cour Nen ay ordonné.
du 19 may delivré une Saisie provisoire a francois saucier pour saisir entre les mains de pierre durbois deux Bariques de tafia apartenant a michel peltier dit antaya.
du 20 may 1789 delivré un ordre dassignation a jean farelle pr faire paroitre paul poupart a la Cour du rer juin.
du 2 juin delivrè un ordre a pre martin Contre pre Billet pr paroitre a la cour de cejourdhuy.
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Heard the said M. LaCroix who persisted in his privilege accorded him by the said decree of May 7, 1788, in spite of all arguments.
The Court, after having maturely deliberated, annulled and and does annul the said decree of May 7, 1788, as having been rendered in the absence of the said M. Reilhe obreptitiously and surreptitiously and since the Court was not sufficiently informed, and it dismisses the said Isidore LaCroix to plead with the other creditors for all his claims before the syndic who shall be named that there may be decision thereon as they shall advise; and there will be execution the said day and year.
[Signed]
DuCharme. Bte. Dubuque. Pierre Laperche. Labuxiere.
Philippe Engel. hBi
Louis + Chatel. Ant. girardin.
May 18, 1789, at 7 A. M.
Issued a writ of seizure to Louis Coste to seize and secure a pair of oxen, which Pierre Billet delivered into the hands of the named Gassien, to be sold Sunday next in default of payment.
The said seizure signed Dubuque, Magistrate.
The same day at 9 A. M.
Issued a writ of seizure to François Lapancé to seize the same oxen with warning to the said Gassien not to give them up until the Court has decreed concerning them, on pain of being held responsible therefor.
May, 19, issued a writ of provisional seizure to François Saucier to seize two casks of tafia belonging to Michel Pelletier called Antaya, now in the possession of Pierre Dubois.
May 20, 1789, issued a summons on complaint of Jean Farelle to cause Paul Poupar to appear at the Court of June I.
June 2, issued a summons on complaint of Pierre Martin against Pierre Billet that he appear at the Court of to-day.
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A un Cour du 2 juin 1789.
Mrs Antoine girardin Presidant
henry Biron
Charle ducharme
Pre Laperche
Philipe angel
J. Bte Dubuque
PIERRE MARTIN demandeur Contre PIERRE BILLET deffendeur
Le demandeur demande que ledt pierre Billet ay a luy remetre une vache avec son veau quil luy doit depuis longtems a quoy ledt Billet a repondû que le st martin luy avoit fait saisir un Cheval qui se trouve perdû.
a quoy ledt martin a replique que le Cheval navoit jamais parû et que le Cheval netoit pas Existant que lhuissier lavoit saisy sans le voir ni Sans savoir sil Existoit Etant Courant dans les Bois que ledt Cheval n'a point parû depuis ce tems quil ne peut pas re- pondre du Cheval dautant que le sĩ Thom huissier ne la point sequestré.
Le tout consideré parties ouies. la Cour a decidé que si le Cheval se retrouve par les recherches quen fera pierre martin il sera Remis par luy a pierre Billet, Et que cependant il demeurera sur les risques dudt Billet. laquelle Recherche sera faite a la dili- gences dudt pierre martin, Et condamne ledt pierre Billet aprés la remise dudt Cheval. de livrer sans delais la vache et le vau aud t martin depens compensez Entreux qui seront payé st le compte que produira le grefier ce qui sera executé Et condamne le sr Bil- let a payer la prise du Cheval.
a la meme cour.
LE ST JEAN DUMOULIN Contre THOM BREDY
Thom Bredy a produit un compte a la Charge du st dumoulin montant a quatre vingt dix sept livres.
Le Sr dumoulin a dit navoir point Eté assigné quil avoit un compte a produire audt thom Bredy quil demandoit a Etre ren- voyé a la cour prochaine. le tout Examiné la Cour a Renvoyé les deux parties a Se pourvoir pardevant trois arbitres quil nomméront faute de quoy En sera Nommé par la Cour pr leur raport etre ra- porté a ladite cour y Etre homologué depens reservez jusques audt tems.
a la meme Cour Est comparu Pardevant nous Magistra Sou-
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COURT RECORD, JUNE, 1789
At a Court, June 2, 1789.
MM. Antoine Girardin, President.
Henry Biron.
Charles DuCharme. Pierre Laperche.
Philippe Engel.
J. Bte. Duiuque.
PIERRE MARTIN, Plaintiff, vs. PIERRE BILLET, Defendant.
The plaintiff prays that the said Pierre Billet be held to deliver to him a cow with her calf, which he has owed him for a long time; to which the said Billet answered that M. Martin had obtained a seizure on a horse, which was lost.
To which the said Martin replied that the horse had never appeared and that the horse was not alive; that the huissier had put it under seizure without seeing it or knowing if it was alive, since it was running in the woods; that the said horse has not appeared since then; that he could not be responsible for the horse in as much as M. Tom, huissier, did not sequester it.
All considered and after the parties were heard, the Court decided that, if the horse is found through the searches, which Pierre Martin shall make for it, it shall be restored by him to Pierre Billet; that, however, it shall be at the risk of the said Billet; that the search shall be made at the suit of the said Pierre Martin; and the Court condemns the said Pierre Billet, after the delivery of the said horse, to deliver without delay the cow and the calf to the said Martin; and condemns both to pay the costs, which shall be paid according to the account, which the clerk will produce, for which there will be execution; and con- demns M. Billet to pay for the capture of the horse.
At the same Court. M. JEAN DUMOULIN US. TOM BRADY
Tom Brady brought in an account charged to M. Dumoulin, amounting to ninety-seven livres.
M. Dumoulin said that he had not been notified and that he had an account against the said Tom Brady to produce; and he de- manded that the case be dismissed to the next Court. All examined, the Court dismissed the two parties to plead before three arbitrators, whom they shall name, in default of which some shall be named by the Court, and that their report be returned to the
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signé Mr Daniel Mcl. Doff habitant demeurant aux Caskakias Lequel nous a requis de recevoir Sa declaration sur un vol avec fracture quil luy a Eté fait En Sa maison audt village de kaskakias.
Et aprés que ledt Daniel michel Doff a En fait sermant devant nous Sur les Saints Evangilles de faire Sa declaration sincere Et veritable.
a declaré que le douze du mois de May dernier dans la nuit ne pouvant dire au juste lheure que a la pointe du jour il Sest apercû que le Contreven dune fenetre de Sa maison avoit Eté forcé Et que lon avoit arraché Le gond dEn bas ce qui avoit Eté fait avec force dans la nuit precedente, Et que dans lintsant il Sest apércû que Sa negresse Et Son Enfant manquoit avec plusieurs Effets Et meubles de Sa maison. que le lendemain il a Été informé par des person- nes que la negresse et Son enfant etoit En la posession de Mr de Clamorgan Negociant de St Louis Et que lon lavoit vû Sur le fleuve avec ladite negresse lenfant Et deux negres quil avoit fait saisir a Ste genevieve quil remontoit pr Revenir a St Louis quil y a aparance que le sr Clamorgan a fait de nuit chés luy lenlevement de ladite negresse que quelques jours auparavant le declarant SEtant trouvé a St Louis fut voir Mr Clamorgan pr le payer ou prendre des arangement quil luy avoit offert des esclaves pr luy en procurer[?] la vente. que Mr Clamorgan Les avoit proposé a Mr dubreuil et quaprés Sétre parlé luy declarant est Convenû avec Mr dobreuil du prix de dix huit Cent piastres pr deux negres, deux negresse, Et deux Enfans. dont Mr dubreuil devoit remetre neuf cent piastre a Mr Clamorgan En bon de la Caisse ou pelterie En acompte de ce quil luy devoit et quil toucheroit lui declarant les autres neuf Cent piastres En especes sonnantes des mains de Mr dubreuil ce qui fut signé par un accord Entre Mr dubreuil, Mr Clamorgan, Mr george morgan Et le declarant, qui sobligeoit de livrer les dits Esclaves a Ste genevieve chés Mr valée ce quil a Effectué a la reserve dune negresse qui etoit acoucher Et quil Etoit convenû denvoyer aprés son retablissement aprés que lesdte negres ont Eté traversés a Ste genevieve,ledt sr Clamorgan au lieu de
1 This declaration was made by a Kaskaskian in the court of Cahokia, because there was no court in his own village. See Introduction, p. cxl.
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said Court to be there affirmed, costs being reserved until the said time.
At the same Court there appeared before us, the undersigned magistrates, M. Daniel McElduff, inhabitant of Kaskaskia, who has requested us to receive his declaration in regard to a theft and house-breaking, which was made at his house in the said village of Kaskaskia1.
And after the said Daniel McElduff made oath before us on the Holy Gospels to make his declaration sincere and truthful, he declared that on the twelth of the month of May last -he is not able to tell the exact hour but it was at the break of day - he perceived that the shutter of a window of his house had been forced and that some one had torn away the hinge from the bottom of it, and that it had been done with force in the preceding night, and in a moment he noticed that his negress and her child were missing with several effects and pieces of furniture; that the next day he was informed by some persons that the negress and her child were in the possession of M. Clamorgan, merchant of St. Louis, and that he had been seen on the river with the said negress and child and two negroes whom he had had seized at Ste. Genevieve, and that he was ascending the river to return to St. Louis; and that it would appear that M. Clamorgan made the abduction of the said negress at night from his house; that some days before, the deponent, being at St. Louis, went to see M. Clamorgan in order to pay him or to make arrangements; that he had offered him slaves to make a sale thereof for him; and that M. Clamorgan had offered them to M. Dubreuil and that after having spoken to him himself, the deponent agreed with M. Dubreuil, for the price of eighteen hundred piastres, to sell him two negroes, two negresses and two children; of this sum M. Dubreuil was to remit nine hundred piastres to M. Clamorgan in treasury notes or peltries as instalment on that which he, the deponent, owed, and that he would receive the other nine hundred piastres in hard cash from the hands of M. Dubreuil. This was signed by agreement between M. Dubreuil, M. Clamorgan, M. George Morgan, and the deponent who pledged himself to deliver the
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tenir sa Convention a Surpris une saisie de Mr Peyrét Commandant a St Louis pr semparer des dits Esclaves. a qui le Sr francois valée a Eû ordre de Mr peyroux de les remetre et les a traduit a St Louis ou ils sont En sa posession Et a remis a Mr dubreuil la Convention quils avoient signé Entreux. et que quelque jours aprés il est descendû avec deux negres pr faire la fraction Et lenlevement de la negresse qui avoit resté. ainsy quil le deposé En tete de la presente declaration.
que comme une pareille tromperie ne peut etre regardée que Comme un vol manifeste Et Enlevement nocturne fait avec frac- tion, et une supercherie manifeste le declarant a requis acte contre ledt sr Clamorgan pr Le poursuivre Criminellement ou il pouroit etre trouve requerant a cette fin quil luy soit delivré contre ledt de Clamorgan une prise de Corps pour etre pris et arreté sur cette Rive sil peut y Etre decouvert declarant que sa presente deposition Est sincere Et Veritable sous le sermant quil a fait.
[Signed]
Ducharme pierre laperche
Daniel McElduff
Bte Dubuque
Phillipe Engel
At Girardin.
Et Ledit jour En vertu de la declaration ci dessus faite par le Sr daniel mich1 Doff Et de Sa requisition au bas dicelle. il es enjoint et ordonné aux bailly. ou huissier de cette dependances ou autres quil apartiendra sur cette Rive ameriquaine de Saisir Et arreter Le Corp et personne du Sr de Clamorgan par tout ou il poura être trouvé sur cette terre et dependance ameriquaine pour etre detenû prisonnier dans les prison de cette cour ou autres ou il poura être pris jusques a son Entiere justification et quil en soit par justice ordonné donné par la Cour lesdt jour Et an.
At Girardin.
1 At the end of the volume containing the settlement of the Charleville estate,-Cah. Rec., in Belleville, Ill., there has been bound the following letter addressed to Antoine Girardin: "Sir: When I was last at St. Louis, I settled all matters in Difference between mc and Mr. James Clamorgan. for which reason and in pursuance of our Settlement I beg that the process issued out of your Court at my Instance, may. (if you & the Court should think proper) be stopped & that no further Proceedings may be made therein.
On my Return from St. Louis to this Place I called at your House with the Intention of giving you the same advice but as I was not fortunate enough to find you at Home I take this opportunity to inform you of it. I am Sir your most obedient & very obliged humble servant, Danl McElduff. Kaskaskia 9th July 1789"
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said slaves at Ste. Genevieve at the house of M. Vallé; and this he had done, with the exception of a negress who was in child bed and whom he had agreed to send after her recovery. After the said negroes were sent across to Ste. Genevieve, the said M. Clamorgan, instead of keeping his agreement, obtained by deceit a writ of seizure from M. Peyrez, commandant at St. Louis, to obtain possession of the said slaves and M. Fr. Vallé received an order from M. Peyrez to deliver them to him; and he took them to St. Louis where they are in his possession; and he delivered to M. Dubreuil the covenant which they had signed together; and that some days after, he came down with two negroes to make the house-breaking and abduction of the negress who remained be- hind, even as the deponent has deposed in the beginning of the present declaration.
That, since such a deception could only be regarded as a manifest theft and nocturnal abduction with house-breaking and manifest fraud, the deponent prayed for a writ against the said M. Clamorgan to prosecute him by criminal action, wherc he may be found; praying to this end that there be delivered to him a capias for his apprehension and arrest on this bank, if he can be discovered here; and he declares under the oath which he has made that his present deposition is sincere and true.
[Signed]
DuCharme. Daniel McElduff.
Pierre Laperche.
Bte. Dubuque.
Philippe Engel.
Ant. Girardin.
And the same day in virtue of the declaration hereabove made by M. Daniel McElduff and of his requisition there below, com- mands and orders are given the bailiff or huissier of this depend- ency, or others whom it shall concern on this American bank, to apprehend and arrest the body and person of M. Clamorgan where- ever he can be found in this land and American dependency that he may be detained a prisoner in the prison of this Court, or of others where he may be apprehended, until his entire vindication and a decree thereof by justice has been made. Given by the Court the said day and year.1 Ant. Girardin.
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a la meme cour.
delivré une Saisie au st pierre la Coste Contre Chatelereau pro- visoire et privilegie avec injonction au ST mailler de la faire Execu- ter pr la se de de [sic] douze Cent quatre dix livres quatre sols en pelterie.
La Cour est ajournée au rer juillet prochain.
At Girardin.
du 10 [?] juin delivré une saisie contre pierre Billet a la requisi- tion de piere La fleur pour saisir un Boeuf ou une jeune paire de boeuf quil a Echange a piere martin.
du 18 juin delivré un ordre a francois harnoux pr faire payer 13 minots de bled a la sucession de moore pr Les frais de recolte adressé a Mr Biggs Et Bond Executeurs testamentaire.
du 30 [sic] juin delivré une saisie a Bte mercier Entre les mains de Bte alary sur Charles Bequet pr saisir neuf piastres que ledt alary doit a bequet.
du 23 juin 1789. Delivré une Saisie a David Waddel pour saisir conservatoirement Et privilegiermt Les Biens mobiliairs Et Effets appts a francois Clark tant a la belle fontaine grand Ruis- seau que autres Endroits de ce district. ladite saisie portant prise de Corp contre ledt francois Clark pour la somme de six Cent vingt huit livres en piastres Echus depuis le ler gbre 1788 a deffaud par luy de payer signée ledt ordre dantoine girardin Presidant.
du 30 juin. Delivré une ordre dassignation a Isidore savoy dit Cadien contre mr de St pierre curé pr paroitre a la cour du rer juillet.
du meme. jour. delivré un ordre dassignation a Gabriel Baron Contre pierre martin pr paroitre a la meme cour.
Evidently a later insertion after the following entries were made.
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