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Louis
Noel
Fournier
of a plea of trespass. For that the said
defendants on the
thousand eight hundred and thirty
two
to wit at said County,
tain goods & chattels to wit, five hundred pair of
blankets,
five hundred other blankets, one hundred pieces of cloth,
two thousand yards of other cloth, one hundred pieces of
two hundred
other handkerchiefs, three thousand shirts, fifty
pair of brogans,
three hundred yards of
pieces of other
calico, fifty coats, twenty packs of play-
ing
sheeting, ten carpets, twenty pair of
pantaloons, ten pieces of
pair of
pair of
half hose, a thousand needles, five thousand
fifty thousand beads, five hundred inches hair
pipe
fifty caps, twenty pounds of thread, five thousand hawk bells
fifty powder horns, a thousand
glasses, a thousand other glasses, three thousand finger rings,
one thousand
fifty
one box of soap,
two thousand buttons, five hundred gun-
worms, fifty pounds of green
yarn, five hundred feathers,
a hundred pounds of candlewick, ten
thousand knives,
two hundred scalping knives, five pieces of gartering,
five hun-
dred
ches of
sixteen
pounds of other
guns, two boxes of other guns, two boxes of hats, fifty
other hats, two boxes of vermilion two hundred pounds
of other
vermilion, ten kegs of pepper, fifty pounds
of other pepper, ten bags
of coffee, two hundred pounds
of other coffee, ten
pound of other iron, ten bags of shot, five
hundred
pounds of other shot, ten kegs of nails, five hundred
pounds
of other salt, ten
sand pounds of other
sugar, ten boxes of axes,
a hundred other axes, fifty kegs of tobacco,
five
thousand pounds of other tobacco, a hundred kegs
of powder,
ten thousand pounds of other powder,
ten boxes of
ses of other tea, ten
of other rice, ten kegs of pitch, ten boxes of soap,
one box of
ten kettles, five hundred other tin kettles, six nests
of iron
kettles, a hundred other iron kettles, a
hundred pans, a hundred tin
cups, a hundred coffee
pots, a hundred funnels, a hundred lanterns, ten
grind stones, a hundred pigs of lead, five thousand
pounds of
other lead, six kegs of iron
pounds of iron
wire, fifty hoes, five hundred axes,
five hundred square axes, fifty
battle axes, one
box of
traps, fifty chairs, fifty
sockets, a thousand arrow points, a thousand spikes
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ten
two hundred pipes, ten backets, fifty
saddles, ten
fifty pounds of
hundred yards of
pork, twenty barrels of pilot
other
cuit, five hundred
corn, a hundred pounds of loaf sugar, one
wine, fifty
fifty
mills, ten
saws
ten
another
of the said plaintiffs
of great value to wit of the value
of twenty thousand dollars there
then found and being, and
converted and disposed of the same to the use
of them the said
defendants.
And for that the said defendants on the seventeenth
day of
& arms
&
keel
boat, of said plaintiffs of great value to wit of the
value of
then and there
intended and were about to carry and
reward, to be therefore paid to them, said plaintiffs, and
then & there carried away said
the same from said plaintiffs for along
space of time
own use, and thereby
were hindered and prevented
from further carrying &
said goods and
lost & were deprived of all the profits
vantage which might
& would otherwise have
and
And for that the said defendants on the seventeenth
day of
wit at said County
of said plaintiffs called
the Atlas, of great value to wit
of the value of a thousand dollars,
and also then & there
mentioned of said plaintiffs which were then & there on
board of said
plaintiffs then
& there intended & were about to carry &
same with the
Indians at great profit & advantage to
them said plaintiffs;
which said chattels goods &
chandise
kets
cloth, two thousand yards of other cloth, one hundred
pieces of
kerchiefs, two
hundred other handkerchiefs, three thousand
fifty coats, twenty packs of playing cards, five pieces of
sheeting, fifty yards of other sheeting, ten
pair
of
hose, a thousand needles, five thousand
thousands beads, five hundred inches hair
twenty pounds of thread, five thousand
powder horns, a thousand field
looking
glasses, a thousand other glasses, three
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thousand
one box of
sand
of
blue
beads, two hundred pounds of other beads, fifty
shirts, five hundred
boxes of
two hundred pounds of
other vermilion,
fifty pounds of other
pepper, ten bags of coffee, two hun-
dred pounds of other coffee, two
hundred pounds of other
pounds of other nails, ten barrels of salt,
pounds of other salt, ten barrels of sugar, a thousand
pounds of
other sugar, ten boxes of axes, a hundred other
other powder, ten boxes of raisins, two boxes of
tea,
two
pounds of other rice, the kegs of pitch, ten boxes of
of
iron kettles, a hundred
other iron kettles, a hundred
hundred tin
a hundred
lead, five thousand
axes, five hundred
box of medicines, ten pounds of
traps,
fifty chains, fifty
a thousand arrow points, a thousand spikes, ten
trunks,
twenty other trunks, two hundred pipes, ten
ten
twine, a hundred
rels of pilot bread, twenty barrels of
other bread, twenty
pounds of loaf sugar, one
of
other wine, one
other rum, ten empty bottles ten coffee
four
knives &forks, ten
fifty pounds of
dozen of
other beads, five
hundred
of
dollars; and then and there said
defendants
away
and
tiffs for a long space of time, to wit
verted and disposed thereof to their own use; and thereby
the
said plaintiffs
said goods
the
Indians, and thereby lost & were deprived of all the profits
benefit & advantage which might & otherwise would
have
cost, charges
they
lars: and thereby
from the services of sundry to wit fifty men, hired,
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& in bartering & selling them for said plaintiffs to
the Indians
and thereby also
said men on account of said
& to be
a large sum to wit the further sum of five
thousand
dollars and thereby also said plaintiffs were forced
money in
transporting themselves & servants to their res-
pective
lars to wit at said County and thereby also were
prevented from keeping their
retaining their good will &
ter
fore to wit at said County.
And for that the said defendants on the fifth day
of
said County with force
& arms &
trade & stopped and detained said
boat from proceeding
on her destination for a long space of time to wit
for
twenty days &
vants from proceeding on said
their intention to do; and
with said boat on said
a large sum of money to wit a thousand dollars being
wages of their said servants & costs of
also lost utterly the
wit at said County.
And other wrongs to said plaintiff said defen-
dants then &
there did against the
forty thousand dollars & therefore they
bring
their
We Command you to Summon
Galarneau, Louis Pineau, Edward P Loise,
Philippe Guillorie,
before the Judge of our
of
of a plea of trespass to the damage of said plaintiffs of forty
thousand dollars
and have you then there this writ
Attys
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Executed this writ
copy of
of his family over the age of
fifteen years at his
usual place of residence & made known
to him the
of the same in the county of
of November 1832
Baptiste
Guillaire
Auguste
not
found in my county
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And the said
as impleaded with
that he is not guilty of the
tion alleged against him, on manner and form
as the
plantiffs have above thereof complained
against him & of
this he puts himself upon the
county
plea not guilty.
Submission & Judgment by
entered book 7 page 18-
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You are hereby commanded to summon
Liberge- Louis Blondeau-
Dauphin- Patrice Dauphin
that setting aside all manner of excuse and delay, he be and appear in
proper person before the
Judge of our
at the
now pending in our said Court,
wherein
are
defendants, on the part of the
and have you then there this writ.
for plffs
Executed this by reading it to Lewis
John Bienvenu Lewis Blondean
all on the
all in the county of
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You are hereby commanded to summon
Andre' Charlebois and John Garet
that setting aside all manner of excuse and delay, they be and appear
in proper person before the
Judge of our
at the
now pending in our said Court,
wherein
plaintiffs, and
defendants, on the part of the
and have you then there this writ.
for plffs
Executed this writ on
M
all in the county of
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You are hereby commanded to summon
Bourk,
that setting aside all manner of excuse and delay, he be and appear in
proper person before the
Judge of our
at the
now pending in our said Court,
wherein
plaintiffs, and
defendants, on the part of the
and have you then there this writ.
for plffs
Executed this writ on
1833
Louis M Bourk-
Pierre Garrett-
Jona L Bean and John
found in my county
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You are hereby commanded to summon
that setting aside all manner of excuse and delay, they be and appear
in proper person before the
Judge of our
at the
now pending in our said Court,
wherein
plaintiffs, and
defendants, on the part of the
and have you then there this writ.
for plffs
none of those witnesses found in my county
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It is
this
of nine thousand two hundred dollars damages & that each