1785, Dec. 8

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In the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty-four, on the eighth day of December, at the public gathering of the People and

Mr. Luis & Ylinues, in response to the request made by Mr. Carlos Sador,

a resident and merchant of this mentioned Village, to Mr.

Don Fran. Co Cruzat Fen. C. Conon, graduate and Infant Commander

in Chief and Fen. C. & Governor of the Western Part,

Mr. Suis, I, Josef & Merze, in my capacity as Aquacil in the

jurisdiction of the aforementioned Village and you, Mr. Suis, as the one who has summoned me,

I have appeared with my witnesses in front of the Bridge

at the entrance and exit of the Parish Church of the aforementioned Village, Mr. Suis. As we gathered, in great numbers, it was

announced, published, and proclaimed with a loud and clear voice, and

I have made it known to the Public that I was about to proceed with the first

auction for the sale of a piece of land, one hundred and fifty feet

long by one hundred and twenty feet wide, which borders

on one side with Pedro Penij and on the other with Josef Sianie,

also mentioned in the previous request, thirty feet in width

at one corner, on the old land that borders a street

that crosses the land and the house of Josef Sardueza in it.

 

 There is a photo box in Fierra, a headland on top

and covered in Zapmani, the zoda located in this mentioned Pueb

and belonging to the late Elena Dany, also known as

all, as it is in whose auction will be admitted

all the people who want to bid, understanding that

whoever buys it will pay the price and the assignment in

the local currency pound, or in Pelletenia at forty Sueldos per

pound throughout September of the coming year

Nub seven hundred and eighty-five, and the legal proceedings

with the penalty of returning everything will be assessed at their expense, and then

after verifying my publication, the

old Land and House will be auctioned,

as it has been offered for the price of two hundred pounds in Tianze currency

by Tuillermo Ever, and after many publications,

often with no offers, I have appealed to the Public

that the second auction will be continued on Sunday

of the current month and year, in the same hour and place

as it was previously announced, and those

who want to bid will attend, and I have seen

with my own eyes

that they have signed with me, this present Prib.

 

Josef Bermeo

Joseph

Maria

Denusa

Mariano Tzaquirreco

In the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty-four, on Sunday,

the sixth of December, at the conclusion of the High Mass in

the Village, before Mr. Suis & Ylins, in response to the request made by

deta Sanquin, a resident and merchant of this said Village, to Mr.

Co

Don Fran Co Cruzat Feno Coron, a graduate and Infant Commander

in Chief and Fen C & Governor of the Western Part,

I, Josef & Merze, in my capacity as Aqucil in the

jurisdiction of the aforementioned Village and you, Mr. Suis, as the one who has summoned me,

I have intentionally appeared with my witnesses, in front of the Village,

at the entrance and exit of the Parish Church, and in the presence

of the aforementioned Village and Mr. Suis, as the crowd gathered in large numbers,

I have read, published, and proclaimed, proclaiming with a loud and intelligible voice, and

I have made it known to the Public that I was about to proceed with the Second

Adjudication, for the sale of

a piece of land, one hundred and fifty feet

long, by one hundred and twenty feet wide, which borders

on one side with Pedro Peny

and on the other with Josef Marie & Merze (also mentioned

in the previous document), thirty square feet in a corner.

 

Furthermore, on the aforementioned land, which borders a street

that separates the land and the house of Josef Sardueza), within

which there is a house and a photo booth built on a raised

platform and covered with Zapmani, all located in this mentioned

high Village, owned by the late Elena

Dany, alias Eren, exactly as it is, in whose auction

all individuals who wish to bid will be admitted,

understanding that the buyer will pay the price

and the assignment in the local currency of the country, or

in Pelletenia at forty sueldos per pound, throughout the month of

September of the coming year, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-five, and the legal proceedings will proceed, with the penalty of returning

everything to be assessed at their expense, and after

having verified my publication and the public's attendance,

the aforementioned land and house, as it is,

have been offered for the price of two hundred pounds

in money, Manzanese currency, to Guillermo Eve, who

remains as the buyer for the same amount in the initial auction,

and after multiple publications made frequently, with no further offers,

I hereby declare...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1785, Dec. 8