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Labuxiere grefier.
Je Soussigné a deffaud huissier comme ayant eté Requis par luy en presence des temoins Soussignés signiffié la presente sen- tence Et Saisie a la dame Louis gault En labsence de son mary En parlant a Sa person En son domicile ledt jour Et an que dessus signé Billet pr thom Brady huissier.
En concequance avons saisis et Saisisons une maison a vide maintenant ladite dame Et sa famille, une armoire a deux Battans, un miroir a cadre dor une paire de Boeuf une vache avec son veau, deux genisses de trois ans Cinq pourceaux, plusieurs meubles de menages aux Cahos le 3. Xbre 1789 signé Billet pr thom Bredy. En outre plusieurs marchandises drats couvertes &c. que ladite dame a declaré avoir Recû de Mr thabault lors que son Epoux a
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house; which peltries shall be deposited in the custody and at the house of M. Isidore LaCroix, who shall be intrusted therewith until the next Court, that there may be decreed concerning them, for which this act is sufficient. This is done to assure the sums for equipment which the said M. Tabeau has made to the said Louis Gaud, in his title of citizen trader of this bank and last furnisher, and also for surety for one hundred and seventy-three livres in money or peltries which the said Louis Gaud still owes on his note given for the goods bought at the auction of the deceased Augustin Dubuque, matured since the fifteenth of April last, according to the intervention of M. Labuxiere who is intrusted with the said estate. And we have enjoined on the bailiff of this Court to proceed to the said seizure as soon as he receives the requisition with the necessary formalities from the said M. Ta- beau. We do not give the present writ of seizure on the horses, which will serve the said Louis Gaud to conduct his commerce with greater facility, but on all other articles and effects here- before mentioned in detail, under the condition that MM. Arundel and Laille shall be present at the time of the delivery of the peltries and effects of M. Louis Gaud to the guardian, M. LaCroix, and they shall themselves make an inventory thereof; and the present shall be registered at the office of this post in order to have recourse thereto, when there shall be need. Given at Cahokia December 3, 1787. Signed Tabeau, execution creditor, and Ant. Girardin, president. And now the original of the present registry was delivered into the hands of the said M. Tabeau the said day and year.
Labuxiere, Clerk.
I, the undersigned, in default of the huissier and as requested by him, in the presence of the undersigned witnesses, have served the present decree and writ of seizure on Madame Louis Gaud in the absence of her husband and I have spoken to her in person at her place of residence, the said day and year as above. Signed Billet for Tom Brady, huissier.
In consequence we have seized and do seize a house vacated now by the said lady and her family, a closet with two folding
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pris son Equipement. cahos le 3. Xbre 1789 Billet pr thom Bredy F. Saucier Et isadore lacroix temoins
Nous Soussignés avons receptez la quantité de Cinq cent quar- ante trois livres Et demi des paux de Chevreuil livrés par mr Louis gault a Mr isadore lacroix, sur les quelles il se trouve Cinquante deux livres visiées Et une grande parties parmi les Bonnes trop mouillés pour ne pas souffrier une grande diminution, de plus nous avons compte Sept paux dours, quatre mauvaises paux doussons signe izadore LaCroix, arundel, saucier.
Sur les quatre heures apres midy je me suis transporté En la maison ou reside le s" LaCroix et ay Saisy au Nom de thom Bredy huissier de ce district les pelteries mentionnées cy dessus Et ay Saisy le tout dans la susdite maison sous les garanties du Sr an- toine thabault ledt jour Et an que dessus En presence du sr isi- dore la Croix qui a signé la present. signé izidore laCroix. Pre Billet pr thom Brady.
Et a linstant moy grefier soussigné ay Remis loriginal du present Enregistrement audt st antoine Thabault lesdt jour Et an.
P Tabeau
Labuxiere grefier
Du 7 Xbre 1789
une saisie pr Le Sr Labuxiere contre motard
Nous antoine girardin Presidant magistra &c. Nous saisis- sons Et arretons Entre les mains de francois Lapensee la somme de 851b que ledt motard doit au sr Labuxiere st le Comte de frais a luy dub par ledt motard Et par nous arreté luy faison deffences de sen dessaisir enver qui que ce soit que le compte ne soit Entiere- ment payé par ledt motard audt sr Labuxiere a peine d En repond En Son nom Et jusqua Ce que la Cour En ay ordonné aux Cahos le 7 Xbre 1789. Signé ante girardin Presidant.
Recû la presente saisie francois Lapancé
Du 28. Xbre delivré un ordre a la veuve henry Golding ameri- quaine contre josiah Ryan habitant ameriquain demeurant a la Rivierre de laigle pour comparoitre a la cour du 2. janvier 1790. pour repondre a la demande de la dite veuve pour lenlevement que ledt Golding a fait de Ses effets Et Biens.
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doors, a mirror with gilt frame, a yoke of oxen, a cow with her calf, two three year old heifers, five pigs, several pieces of furniture. At Cahokia December 3, 1789. Signed, Billet for Tom Brady. Furthermore some merchandise, cloth, coverings, etc, which the said lady declared she had received from M. Tabeau at the time that her husband took his equipment. Cahokia, December 3, 1789. Billet for Tom Brady, F. Saucier, and Isidore LaCroix, witnesses.
We, the undersigned, have received the quantity of five hun- dred and forty-three and a half pounds of deer-skins, delivered by M. Louis Gaud to M. Isidore LaCroix, among which there are found fifty-two pounds spoiled and a large part of the good, too moulded not to suffer a great decrease in value. Furthermore, we have account of seven bear-skins, four bad skins of bear's cubs. Signed, Isidore LaCroix, Arundel, Saucier.
At four hours after noon I have gone to the house where M. LaCroix resides and seized in the name of Tom Brady, huissier of this district, the peltries mentioned above and have seized all in the house aforesaid under the guaranty of M. Antoine Tabeau, the said day and year as above, in the presence of M. Isidore LaCroix who has signed the present. Signed, Isidore LaCroix, Pierre Billet for Tom Brady.
And now I, the undersigned clerk, have returned the original of the present registry to the said M. Antoine Tabeau the said day and year.
P. Tabeau.
Labuxiere, Clerk.
December 7, 1789.
A writ of seizure for M. LABUXIERE against MOTARD.
We, Antoine Girardin, president, magistrate etc. We seize and attach the sum of 85 livres, in the possession of François Lapancé, which the said Motard owes M. Labuxiere according to the account of costs due to him by the said Motard and by us closed; and we forbid him to part therewith to any one whom- soever until the account be paid entirely by the said Motard to the said M. Labuxiere, on pain of being responsible therefor in his name, and until the Court has issued decree thereon.
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du 30 Xbre delivré un ordre a antoine harmand dit Sans facon Contre William Biggs ameriquain pour paroitre a la Cour du 2 janvier 1790.
Du 2. janvier 1790. a une Cour tenue par
Mrs antoine girardin
Philipe angel
Charles ducharme
Bte Dubuque Pierre Laperche
Entre la veuve HENRY GOLDING demanderesse Contre JOSIAH RYAN deffendeur
aprés avoir oui les parties En leur demande Et Reponse la Cour les a renvoyé pardevant le juge de leur district pr En prendre con- noissance.
a la meme Cour
Entre LOUIS GAUD demandeur Contre le ST THABAULT reprsenté par Le Sr PAPIN deffendeur
le demandeur requiere par sa requete presentée cejourdhuy a la Cour que la saisie faite de Ses Biens meubles pelterie Effets et immeubles Soit levées par le tor quelle luy Cause dans son com- merce Et lempeche de satisfaire Ses creanciers de meme que par le manque de marchandises que le Sr thabault est En deffaud de luy fournir suivant sa Convention. Et requiere En outre que le sr thabault soit condamné a luy payer tous des domagement de ladite saisie tor retard frais Et depens.
oui le Sr papin procureur dudt sr thabault qui a requis a la decizion de laffaire soit Renvoyèe pardevant des jurés. a quoy est intervenû le Sr laille qui Sest oposé comme interesse a ce que ladite affaire soit decide par jurés conjointement avec ledt
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At Cahokia December 7, 1789. Signed, Ant. Girardin, President. Received the present writ of seizure, François Lapancé.
December 28. Issued a summons on demand of the widow Henry Golding, American, against Josiah Ryan, American in- habitant, dwelling at the Eagle River, to appear at the Court of January 2, 1790, to answer to the prayer of the said widow for the removal of her goods and chattels, which the said Golding has made.
December 30. Issued a summons on demand of Antoine Harmand called Sansfaçon against William Biggs, American, to appear at the Court of January 2, 1790.
January 2, 1790, at a Court held by
MM. Antoine Girardin.
Philippe Engel.
Charles DuCharme.
Bte. Dubuque.
Pierre Laperche.
The widow HENRY GOLDING, Plaintiff, vs. JOSIAH RYAN, Defen- dant.
After having heard the parties in their prayers and answers the Court dismissed them to the judge of their district who will take cognizance thereof.
At the same Court.
LOUIS GAUD, Plaintiff, vs. M. TABEAU, represented by M. PEPIN, Defendant.
The plaintiff prays in his petition, presented this day to the Court, that the seizure, made of his personal property, peltries, effects and real estate, be raised on account of the wrong, which it does him in his business and which hinders him from satisfying his creditors, and also on account of the failure of M. Tabeau to furnish him merchandise in accordance with his agreement; and he prays, furthermore, that M. Tabeau be condemned to pay him all damages from the said seizure, namely for wrong, delay, costs and charges.
Heard M. Pepin, attorney of the said M. Tabeau, who has required that the decision of the case be left to jurors; in which M. Laille has intervened, who was opposed, as interested party,
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Louis gault qui ont requis la decizion de ladite affaire par la Cour Et que la dite saisie Soit levée. Parties ouyes.
La Cour a levé Et leve toutes saisies faites et obtenues par le sr thabault sur les biens meubles Et immeubles pelteries Et autres Effets dudt Louis Gault, la met au Neant Et Remet ledt Louis Gault pocession de tous Ses Biens pelteries marchandises Et effets. a luy Enjoint de payer primitivement privilegierement Et par prefferance a ceux de la Rive espagnole tous les Creanciers de cette Rive qui seront privilegiez audt Sr thabault Et Roubidoub qui nauront leur privilege quaprés les dits Creanciers dicy payez, con- damne la dite Cour le le sr thabault a Suporter toutes pertes depens domages qui pouroit etre survenus aux pelteries saisies mise En depot chés le sr izidore laCroix, le condamne pareillement En tous les frais depens de ladite saisie et du procés. Et le Sr Robi- doub aux frais de la Saisie par luy obtenue. la Cour ayant Eté informée que le sr thabault par la voye du Sr papin avoit Enlevé des huilles Et Graisses saisies malgré la deffances a luy faites dans les saisies pre[ce]dantes Et au mepris de lautorité de la Cour Les avoir transportée sur la Rive Espagnole ce qui sera execute
at Girardin
Entre Mr DECLAMORGAN demandeur Contre LOUIS COSTE et sa femme deffendeur non comparant apres assignation a eux donnée
Vû le Billet dudt Coste et sa femme de 815 L de farine Echus la Cour Les condanne a payer Et aux frais Et aux frais [sic]
at girardin
La cour est ajournee au pre fevrier 1790
at Girardin
A une Cour du rer Fevrier 1790.
Mrs Antoine girardin Presidant Philipe angel
Bte dubuque Charle ducharme
Ne setant presenté aucunne cause nous avons adjourné la cour au rer de mars prochain
at Girardin
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to having the case decided by jurors, as was also the said Louis Gaud, and they have required the decision of the said case by the Court and prayed that the said seizure be raised. Parties heard.
The Court has raised and does raise all seizures made and obtained by M. Tabeau on the personal and real property, pel- tries and other effects of the said Louis Gaud and annuls them; and returns to the said Louis Gaud the possession of all his property, peltries, merchandise and effects; and has commanded him to pay first, and by privilege and preference to those of the Spanish bank, all the creditors of this bank who shall be privileged before the said MM. Tabeau and Robidou, who shall have their privileges only after the said creditors of this place are paid; and the said Court condemns M. Tabeau to bear all losses, expenses and damages which may have occurred to the peltries seized and deposited at the house of M. Isidore LaCroix; and condemns him likewise in all costs and charges of the said seizure and suit, and M. Robidou in the cost of the seizure obtained by him, the Court having been informed that M. Tabeau with the assistance of M. Pepin had carried off and transported to the Spanish bank some oil and grease, which was seized, in spite of the prohibition made to him in the preceding writ of seizure and in defiance of the authority of the Court; for which there will be execution.
Ant. Girardin.
M. CLAMORGAN, Plaintiff, vs. LOUIS COSTE and his wife, defen- dant, not appearing after summons was served on them.
In view of the note of the 'said Coste and his wife for 815 pounds of flour, which has matured, the Court condemns them to pay it with the costs and charges.
Ant. Girardin.
The Court adjourned to February 1, 1790.
At a Court February 1, 1790.
MM. Antoine Girardin, President.
Philippe Engel.
Bte. Dubuque. Charles DuCharme.
No cause having been presented, we adjourned the Court to the first of March next.
Ant. Girardin.
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A une Cour Extraordinaire Du deux fevrier 1790
Mrs antoine girardin Presidant Bte dubuque Philipe angel Charle ducharme Louis Chatel
LA COUR SIEGEANTE Contre le ST JEAN MARIE PAPIN citoyen de la Rive espagnole detenu aux fers prisonnier a lagarde de thom bredy Bailly de la cour.
Avons fait comparoitre le Sr Louis Lebrun habitant de ce poste lequel aprés sermant par luy fait de dire la verité Sur les Saints Evangiles luy avons demande a quel dessein le s' Papin avoit Eté chés luy le dimanche trois de janvier dernier.
a repondu que le s' Papin avoit Eté chés luy ledit jour vant la messe luy demander sil vouloit luy preter sa maison pour faire une assemblee. quil avoit une requete a presenter aux habi- tans, quil vouloit faire cette assemblée pour avoir une Cour de juré pour apeller de la sentence de la cour Et voir Sil pouvoit se relever de son affaire qui est tout ce quil a dit savoir lecture a luy faite de Sa deposition a dit contenir verité y a persiste a dit ne savoir signer Et fait sa marque ordre.
marque + de Louis Le Brun
at Girardin
Avons fait paroitre le st joseph Lapensée habitant de ce village lequel aprés sermant par luy fait sur les Saints Evangiles de dire verité luy avons demande ce que le sr Papin luy a dit lors quil a Eté aujourdhuy pr Larreter
a dit quen le conduisant en prison le sr Papin luy avoit dit pourquoy ont ils Employé le peuple pr mareter. ils ont raison par ce que si setoit des magistra je ne sait pas ce quil en nauroit Eté qui est tout ce quil a dit savoir lecture a luy faite de sa declar- ation a dit contenir verité y a persisté Et a declaré ne savoir signer a fait sa marque ordre
marque + de joseph Lapensée
at Girardin
1 The case is interesting, when it is remembered that the Spanish subjects were doing their utmost to drive the French from the American Bottom. Although the case was appar- ently based on a commercial transaction, this attempt to undermine the power of the Court may be due to the same policy pursued by the Spanish at Kaskaskia. See Introduction, p. cxlii.
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COURT RECORD, FEBRUARY, 1790
At a special session of the Court, February 2, 1790. MM. Antoine Girardin, President. Charles DuCharme. Philippe Engel. Louis Chatel.
Bte. Dubuque.
THE COURT in session vs. M. JEAN MARIE PEPIN, citizen of the Spanish bank, detained in irons as a prisoner in the custody of Tom Brady, bailiff of the Court.1
We have summoned M. Louis Lebrun, inhabitant of this post, of whom, after oath was made by him on the Holy Gospels to tell the truth, we demanded for what purpose M. Pepin had been at his house Sunday the third of January last.
He answered that M. Pepin had been at his house the said day before mass to ask him if he would lend him his house for the purpose of holding an assembly; that he had a petition to present to the inhabitants and that he wished to have this assem- bly in order to have a court of jurors so that he could appeal from the sentence of the Court and see if he could not obtain relief in his affair; which is all that he said he knew. Reading was made to him of his deposition and he said that it contained the truth and persisted therein; and he said that he did not know how to sign and has made his mark.
Mark + of Louis Lebrun
Ant. Girardin.
We have summoned M. Joseph Lapancé, inhabitant of this village, of whom, after oath was made by him on the Holy Gos- pels to tell the truth, we demanded what M. Pepin said to him at the time he went to-day to arrest him.
He said that while conducting him to prison M. Pepin had said to him: "Why have they employed the people to arrest me? They are right, because if it had been magistrates, I do not know what would have happened;" which is all that he said that he knew. Reading was made to him of his deposition and he said that it contained the truth and persisted therein; and he said that he did not know how to sign and has made his mark.
Ant. Girardin
Mark + of
of Joseph Lapancé.
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Ladite cour a fait comparoitre En la Chambre du greffe ledt Sr Papin, lui a Eté demandé par Mr Le presidant girardin pour quoy il avoit reparû sur cette Rive Et En ce village le jour de hier au mepris des deffences au mepris des deffences [sic] qui luy ont Eté cy devant faites sans en demander une permission au commandant de ce poste ou a un magistra de la cour tel quil luy Eté Enjoint par notre decret du quatre janvier dernier Et pourquoy il avoit encore parû et reste deux jours la semaine passée dans ce village contre ledt decret.
a Eté Longtems Sans repondre Et aprés Lavoir sommé de repondre a dit quil navoit Rien a dire que ce netoit pas icy ou il repondroit.
Luy a Eté demandé pourquoy il a dit aujourdhuy a ceux qui ont Eté pour Larreter quon se servoit du peuple pr Larreter que si savoit Eté des magistra il ne se seroit pas laissé prendre si facilement.
a dit quil navoit Rien de repondre.
La Cour ayant murement deliberé Entrelle a declaré ledt sr Papin Perturbateur du repos public En ce vilage ateint et convaincû davoir voulû Exiter une sedition contre la cour Et tenû dans ce dit vilage des discours Contrelle tendant a menaces, mepris et aten- tatoire a son authorité et autres propos injurieux pour reparation de quoy ladite Cour le Condamne a tenir prison aux fers a la garde du Bailly de deux miliciens Et dun officier de milice pen- dant cinq jours au bout du quel tems sera mis dehor de la prison et conduit par la garde au missisipy Enjoint a luy de traverser sur la partie Espagnole et de ne jamais reparoitre En ce village Et dependances de ce district sans une permis- sion du Commandant de ce poste ou dun magistra a peine de punition Corporelle le condamnons En outre En tous les frais de lextraordre que la cour a liquidez a la somme de quatre cent quarante livres En argt suivant le compte arreté quil payera Comptant avant de sortir de prison ce qui sera executé par privilege Et nonobstant toute representations. donné Et deli-
1 The decree is not in the Record.
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The said Court summoned to the chamber of the clerk the said M. Pepin and asked him through M. the President Girardin, why he had reappeared on this bank and in this village yesterday in defiance of the prohibition which had been herebefore made him, without asking permission therefor from the commandant of this post or one of the magistrates of the Court, as he was commanded by our decree of the fourth of January last; and why he had again appeared and remained the past week in this village contrary to this decree.1.
He has been a long time without answering and, after having summoned him to answer, he has said that he had nothing to say, that it was not here where he would answer.
It was asked him why he said to-day to those who have been to arrest him that they made use of the people to arrest him, that, if it had been magistrates, he would not have permitted him- self to be taken so easily.
He said that he had nothing to answer.
The Court having carefully deliberated declared the said M. Pepin a disturber of the public peace in this village, caught and convicted of having wished to excite a sedition against the Court; and he has held in this said village discourses against it, leading to menaces, defiance and outrage on its authority, and other injurious talk; for reparation of which the said Court condemns him to be held in prison in irons under the custody of the bailiff, two militia-men and an officer of the militia for five days; at the end of which time he shall be placed outside of the prison and conducted by the guard to the Mississippi, and commanded to cross to the Spanish part and never to reappear in this village and the dependencies of this district, without a permission of the com- mandant of this post or of a magistrate, on pain of corporal punish- ment. We condemn him furthermore in all the costs of the special session, which the Court fixes at the sum of four hundred and forty livres in money according to the account drawn up, which he shall pay before leaving prison, for which there will be execu- tion by privilege and notwithstanding all representations.
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beré par la dite Cour ledt jour deux fevrier mil sept Cent quatre vingt dix.
[Signed] DuCharme Philipe Engel Sa Bte Dubuque
Louis + Chatel
at Girardin
marque
a une Cour du 3. mars 1790.
Mr antoine girardin Presidant Bte dubuque
Philipe angel Pre Laperche
Charles ducharme Louis Chatel
Mr aRundel Negociant a fait comparoitre michel peltier pour luy payer la somme de quarante quatre livres En argent par son compte aprés luy avoir demandé.
Ledt michel Peltier a repliqué que Mr Rondel luy avoit dit quil ne le presseroit pas Et quil ne Croyoit pas quil le forceroit a le payer presentement quil Etoit surpris quil luy envoyoit une assignation quil sen Etoit Raporté a sa parole.
a quoy le sr Rondel a repondû quil avoit Eté chés luy demander son payement Et quil Etoit sur son depart quil avoit Besoin de son argent quil ne se souvenoit aucunement de luy avoir dit quil luy donneroit du tems.
La Cour condamné ledt michel Peltier antaya a payer comp- tant et sans delais son Compte de quarante quatre livres. Et condamne le Sr arundel aux frais sur ce quil est Convenû de ne pas presser ledt antaya Et quil a declaré ne pas sen souvenir ledt antaya ofrant des preuves, a quoy le Sr Rondel sest soumis pr lesdt frais ce qui sera executé.
a le Meme Cour MY RONDEL Contre JOSEPH CECIRE.
Mr Rondel demande audt Cecire un Compte de la somme de trente livres par son Compte ce que ledt Cecire Est Convenû mais quil ne pouvoit payer par ce que lon ne le payoit pas surquoy la Cour Condamne ledt Cecire a payer au sr aRundel sans delais Et aux frais Et depens.
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Given and determined by the said Court the said day, Feb- ruary 2, 1790.
[Signed] Du Charme. Philippe Engel.
His Bte. Dubuque.
Louis + Chatel
Ant Girardin.
mark
At a Court, March 3, 1790. .
MM. Antoine Girardin, President. Bte. Dubuque.
Philippe Engel. Pierre Laperche.
Charles DuCharme. Louis Chatel.
M. Arundel, merchant, summoned Michel Pelletier to pay him the sum of forty-four livres in money according to his account, after having demanded it of him.
The said Michel Pelletier replied that M. Arundel had told him that he would not press him and that he did not believe that he would compel him to pay now; that he was surprised that he sent him a summons, that he had relied on his word.
To which M. Arundel answered that he had been to his house . to demand of him his payment; and that he was about to leave; that he had need of his money; that he did not remember at all having said to him that he would give him time.
The Court condemned the said Michel Pelletier Antaya to pay in cash and without delay his account of forty-four livres; and con- demns M. Arundel to pay the costs, because he agreed not to press the said Antaya and has declared that he did not recollect it, when the said Antaya offered proofs, whereon M. Arundel has submitted for the payment of the said costs, for which there will be execution.
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