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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-09-14
PLAQUEMINE r..
@A&BLR

HE subscriber respectfully informs his fellow
citizens. and the public in general, that he carries
on the above business at his Marble Yard, adjoining
the store of J. A. HAAsE & Co., on Main street.
where he will execute all orders, from any part of
this Parish, or adjoining Parishes, for Monuments,
Iombs, or Grave Stones, of any description, wits
the utmost dispatch. From his experience in the
business ne believes himself competent to give sat
isfaction to all who may favor him with their patron
age. "
G. GRAOUILLA.
P%laquemlne, Dec. II, lS46.-3m.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH
OF TBERVILLE.

OF IBERVILLE.
"OJ. B. Hacker-You are hereby notified and
warned to repair your road, according to
law, fronting the Bayou Plaquemine, on both of
your tracts Of land situated within the Sd, district,
under the penalty of the law.
Francois Duplesss, repair your road on lower
tract, and make a Ievee and road on upper tract of
your lands.
Bissel g. Schlatre, make levee and road on your
lower tract of land, and repair your road ON upper
tract.
Uzelien Rafe, make road and levee on your land.
Henry Lelier, repair your road and levee.
Joseph Richard, repair youl road and leyee.
Jean Lapasade, repair your road and make your
levee.
Madam Richard and son, repair your road.
Felix Braux, repair your road.
Mrs. James Johns, repair your road.
Rene Bongiere, repair your road.
Henry Desobry, repair your road and make your
levee on upper line.
Mrs Joseph Dardennes, repair your road and
levee.
Aubry Dupuy, repair your road.
]. A. Dardennes, repair your road and repair le>
wee on lower line.
Paulin Dupuy, repair your road.
Brook & Roth, repair your road.
Joseph Kleinpetre, repair your road.
Honore Leonard, repair your road and cut down
and clear trees standing in the road.
- Savoy, repair your road.
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New Goods
ROTH, II g. Co.

ROTH & Co.
AVE received a new and splendid
HE assortment of Fall goods, of all
kinds, which is far superior to any stock
which they have ever yet received. Pur-
cI'asers are respectfully invited to an ex-
animation oftheir large and we'll assorted
stock. Their stock consists in the fol-
lowing articles
Gents. Clothing,
Ladies Fancy Goods,
Shoes, Hats,
Plantation Medicines,
Hardware, &c. &c.
Also: Paints, Oil !; a general assortment
of Iron and Steel.
Hardware & Cutlery; Blind Brides,
Collars 4 Saddlery of all kinds. au24
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B rs The following gentlemen have been
selected Sub Committees for the purpose of
receiving subscriptions for the erection Of
a monument proposed to be erected in Alb
beville district, TO the memory Of the gallant
and devoted members Of the Abbeville COM
pany who have died or fallen, in the late
war with Mexico, viz:
: Messrs w. P. Martin, S. Donald, J. r.
Wilson, Jas. Fair, Jas. Lindsey, A. K Pat.
ton, w. 7. Jones, Jne. Vance. G. w. Hod.
ges, J. H. Stokes, S. v. Cain, z. w. Car
vile, E. r. Calhoun, M. w. Coleman, s.
Marshall Jr, Capt. CresswelI, Jas. SproulI,
Jno. w. Hearst, Gen. Bradley, G.. w.
Presley, Oliver MeCaslan, J. M Mabry,
Col. Tasmnn, H. H. Townes. A. Kennedy,
8. Jordan, w. S. Harris, a. Foster, B. Gil
bert w. Fruit, w. H. McCaw, DR.. Var.
brough, ]. Il. Baskins, B. Allen, E. Tribe,
Jno. Browalee, TT. Mabry, A. Gillespie,
w. Eddina, Jas Gillian, w. Smith, DR..
kLlesgk TO. McIa vain, ". a Wardlaw.
Ja!ys3, ls4s.s .,..s.-ss5.. ~ 81. ,... &
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HONOR TO THE REMAINS or NJ III
WILSON AND D. w. STEWART.
Committee Of Inuitation.

At a meeting this day held in the
Court House, for the purpose OF making
some arrangements as to the reception ofthe
remains Of Nj. H. Wilson and b. w. Stew
art, Mr.. Perrin was called toI the chair,
and Mr. Spierin appointed Secretary. MIR.
Thompson offered the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted.
Whereas we have learned that the re-
mains Of Matthew H. Wilson, and b. w.
Stewart, who lately were Volunteers in the
war with Mexico and will be brought into
this place on tomorrow,
Resolved, That the citizens ofthis village
meet the remains of Nj. Fl. Wilson, and b.
| w. Stewart, at the distance of one half mile,
and escort them into this place.
( R.sotred, That Committee Of three be
appointed to confer with the relatives OF the
deceased with the purpose of arranging as
a testimony of our respect the funeral cere'
monies respecting the burial ofdeceased.
The following gentlemen were appointed
on the committee ofthree: Thomas Thorn
son, John White. John McIlwain.
TIC PERRIN, Chairman.
T. p. SPERM, Secretary.
10Th 1nlv 1SdS
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Cokestury, July 6. l848. ..--

South Caroiina should consider we'll, and
long, whit course she shall take in the ap.
preaching Presidential election. Tha, she
should supper, no candidate for this high Of.
flee whorefuses to make known his poIiti.
cal principles is proposition which no one
rightly understands, the genius Of our 20.
vesnment and having due regard to its pre-.
servatioa can. it seems to US, for moment
question: Gen Taylor, it is true is a South
ern man; but this Of itself is no guarantee
that he is Southern in principle. BY repu-
tation he is aohig, what we do understand
by aohiggtry? Certainly principles which
the South has been invctera,ely opposed TO-,
nay, has been fighting against for the last
20 years. lfthe General then be known
TO US only as aohig, the South could not
support him unless BY abandoning her prin.
ciples. 1t would seem from the cry to swait
for further developements." which has been
raised in certain quarters, that the South has
but one principle that it regards essential to
be maintained by the Presidential candidate
10 entitle him to her support. What then
becomes ofthe other principles that she has
been contending for? Certain whig papers,
who certainly know best, the principles Of
their candidate, say, that from Con. Tay aylor's
declared opinion Congress sito be the Gopeyn-
nent, during his administration, if elected
President; and is the South prepared to
subscribe to whate yer may be enacted BY
the majority Of a whig Congress T., Yet as
'atpresent advised, to support Gen. Taylor,
would indicate that she ewas. 81: 81: s
e$t: Ses$St: So ~ IS MoRE ANON. O.
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cal ansaotf Is, am n 4
Ihayebeen afwny peassda f'sds' sns
the s.inie first il hts5Hptiaii
ssisss :ss Aocks /. r. Co.
EESasild decide dsalysprefsr that Il e people
ES9gld be. Induced to see their great interest
in the speedy construction of this oad, and
do ,ha, thelnseLves whichthey are a ,Ie TO do,
-b"sld tbs Road. But if theycank kot be in
duced thus to see and act, rather Than this
mighty work should fall to the ground.
see no good reaon why we shoulh no. call
upon the State and expect to receive aid
from her, ID carry out this undertaking of
ours, IN the best way she would lie able to
give it, aostbout creating any me,o de6t, or f1-
ing apo" ser any me,o liability ;or money
alreatty resed. Feeling that have, fully,
and frankly. answered all the QUESTIONS put
to me in the. above, permit me Ellow citi
zens to say to you, that it has ever been my
motto, while IN OF ou, Of the Legislature tc
serve you in that way, under the Cons.itu
tion and NY own conviction Of what was
right, just, and honorable, tha: l though
was best calculated to promote the creates
general go,d: prosperity and happiness o.
the people !; and if honored again with 6
seat in your Legislu.ive, councils will
serve you 70 the best of my ability.
4 ~ THOMAS r. GARY.
II Cokestury, July 6. l848.
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Public Dinner,

IN HONOR OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
We are requested to state that there will
be Dinner given: in honor q the volun-
teers, in the neighborhood of Mt. Moriah on
Friday the 2lst instant, to which the Able.
vile Company of Volunteers. the Palmetto
Regiment, the Ladies and Citizens general.
iy. are respectfully invited 10 attend: There
will be an Address delivered on the occa-
sion. :,
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UEWe are gratifed to see that the citi-
zens of the Saluda Regiment, Edge6eld
District, have made arrangements to pre-
sent a Sword to Lieut.. Joseph Abney, on
the 9th instant, for his gallant conduct in
the war with Mexico.
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DrOllth.

The crops on the Saluda side of the Dis
trict we understand, are suffering very
much for rain. The weather has been ex,
tremeIy hot and dry for several weeks
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Return of the Palmetto Boys

All the Companies oftle Regiment have,
by this time, reached their respective homes
and are, no doubt, quietly domicled around
the peaceful firesides, narrating to their
fond parents. brothers and sisters: the
various scenes of their daring exploits
Capt. Marshall, with the remainder of the
Abbevils Company, arrived on Thursday
8 last. They did not come to the Village,
as was expected; but KEEP. in a body until
they got within some IL or Is miles of this
place, where they disbanded, and each
man struck for his home, frs. to receive
the gratulations of relatives and friends.
After they take little rest, the good peo'
/. pie Of the District will then have their turn
5 in doing honor to those who have reflected
so much credit upon our Dia;sisgan sale||
Nands sRbassl ~ e. - = ~ - l1{ :
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principle that all public agents should be
held accountable TO the People for any trust
committed to, them, have always when an
opportunity offered voted for u strict imres.
tigatioa of its money Affairs l voted for
the resolution which required the debts ofits
Officers to be read to the House of Repre-
senta,ives; also voted for the resolution to
reduce the Capital Of the Bank to its origi-
nal amount ofac,ual Capital, say something
over one million of dollars. My opinion
is, that the grea, issue concerning the Bank
is, shall Tie Bank be ne chartered? TO this
l would reply: | believe this institution
Politically, is a, war with our Republican
form of Government AS fiscal or finan-
cial agent it has utterly failed 10 accomplish
the object of its creation, and should be
abolished at least at the expiration of its
charter.
After mature deliberation I am clearly
satisfied that no commission from the Le-
gisature, or the people. can by any posi-
billy reach the Bank by investigation in
any manner to elicit its true condition
and put the same unders,andingly and salts
factorily before the people.
1t is not only the peoples rights, bu, their
obligation 10 bring and hold 10 a strict ac.
countabllily the affairs of the Bank. And
also TO cause the members Of the I4cgisla-
lure to distinctly show to the people as well
as they can hear connection with the Bank
each of,hose bodies making clear expose
Of the amount of the pcop!, money they
have used, and the security for the same
But am satisfied the only true way to les
solvency ofany Bank or other like concerI
Is TO aoind up and pay up. -
My 9th and last answer will be 10 tn
( bquestion-Are you in favor Of making tn
State party, In building or constructing
; g Rail Roads?-or taxing the people directl
pr indirectly for any such purpose?
l Y In answering this question hope ma
!. hbe distinctly understood, as have been i,
= formed that some persons have alrcad
raised the cry that, Gary is too much {
8 u Rail Road man." Whilst my own feal
! are, when contemplate its Importance
us, and the upper Districts that l am III
v enough so. Though l fully concur in tt
: language of the great Statesman of Sou
" Carolina, that with Road through O,
'r District, 1t would be one of,he most hou
h ishng portions OF the State and the South
it but without it one Of the most depressed
1sk bAisa.hsnls b RysSyiew of the impo
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d.. J. Davis, r. A. Fair, John White, and
H. A. Jones.
2. On the Committee of Invitation--
c. H. Allen, w. A. Wardlaw w. A Lee,
Dr. L. B. Dendy, DR.. }. J. Wardlaw, J.C,
Ba<kin, II. Tilman, John A Wier, and
DR.. F. Branch.
g. Committee to raise Subscriptions: five
in each Beat in the District were
A. G. Hawthorn, T. P. spiern, james
S. Wilson, John McBryde, B. p. Hughes,
Colonel Nj. o. Talman, DR.. ii. Fl. Townes,
J. S. Scott, NJ. o. McCaslan Dr.. N. Harris,
Captain G w Kelly, R M Davis, John
Mauldin, 7 Il Cunningham, R Hutchison,
Captain John Cowan, S L Hill, VIM Ii
Caldwell, S Hester, DR. L Yarbrough
Captain r Russell, VIM N Martin, E
TRIBE, II NJ Prince, Colonel N III Miller,
Captain F NJ Brooks, Major H Simpson,
Lcmuel Reid, G T Haskell, w H McCaw,
CAPTAIN S c sainer, James w Frazier,
J F Patton, A Kennedy, Esq, Bart Jordan,
Captain J r Mills, William Truit, Esq,
Peter Smith, p B Moragne, Esq, Edward
Jones, Major Gibson, VIM K Bradley,
John Cothran. Samuel McQuerns, VIM
Sproull, Captain B F Cunningham, John
r Wilson, James Lindsay, James W
Black, B Kay, Captain James + Liddell,
John Cowan, Colonel Joseph Dickson:
Major D o Hawthorn, Lemuel Kay, Capt
& w Mattison, A MCGEE, N R Reeves,
Colonel S Donald, w P Martin, Captain
81 CP Jones, John Vance, DR. w T Jones,
Enoch Barmorc, Captain Agnew: james
, Bailey, Charles Smith, w H Johnson,
Wesley Kleugh, Francis Arnold, James
H Giles, Robcr, Gillian, Major z Carwile,
Nat McCants, Joseph Foshee, Captain H
Coleman, Abraham Lites. slas Ray, VIM
Smith, VIM A Cobb, Capt H H Cresswell
: DR. p Barratt, James F Watson, Dr
a Joseph S Marshall, Milton Coleman.
81 81 5sSAlLPefsons having lists In their hand:
iLsPlease make returns on or before
1ay next, 10th Instant, to A. G
pRN, CHAIRMAN Committee Subserip
+ gsss III
ss Shss Resool -That:Eas :as those Ia 81 sabscri
hssIsha money .ers proyis.ons, US nay y M be;
- suit theirsconyenietlce 80 -
=. On motion the 9th Instant @ss ed
&c the day upon which to have the dinner.
A Committee, consisting of H. A. Jone
. James Aston and Samuel Reid, were al
r. pointed to wait upon his Honor Judq
VI Wardlaw n no,,, xvh Of or he ,uau is4faf2S3
Ill er an Oration on the OCCASION. ssss
nd The Dis.rietsgsnsSSll sasas fssgectfsI
es inyitsdaaat.eIdsd: & peciaI in vi,siIagsSpi
nssEbs adaI to ihs oIupteers;;E But If the
.sshoald: :6etsb reapasd All this way, they a
!. lhsrsRya speciality in vted to be with U.S.
assE IhesD sDihner to be at MRS. ALLEN's Sprin
near the village ~ {,
ef ssss ~ Sc .. Mcneil TURNER, Chm
4 Il +. "a. JoNEs, sSec'ry. -
assasAbbeY Yille.C y. July II, l848. ss.l 81
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ssplrited .nQyement.
< ElsktnenCOlleRe,s.,, !,

80 .S.s.s'.o - Ooy7A.C6Cs
sS understand that the Exhibition OF
the Junior Glass at Erskine College will
come off on the evening of the 20th and
2lst ofthe ,esesent month. The speeches
of the youasMsh delivered on the occasion!
WILDE eRi5slXsaai a ls eiaa Dodbtlss IL .s.ey' =
y will lll',s be infsssaa f'Is ssat;
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teer will consider himself, as particularly
addressed, i'll this public invitation.
D. NJ. Turner, J. J. Wardlaw,
Chas. II. Allen, JIG Baskin,
w. A. Wardlaw, Fl. Tilman,
w. Aug. Lee, Jno. A. Weir,
,T.-R nendy, Dr.. +. Branch,
~ Committee Of limitation.
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TO THE VOTERS OF ABBEVILLE
DISTRICT

Mr. Editor AS series Of Questionsl
have been proposed TO the candidates for
the Legislature in this District, through
the Banner:I hope you will indulge me,
one of the candidates, in the use of its columns
while answer the same in as few words
as may be able. AS i. may be asked by
some why have not responded earlier !;
here in justice to myself l must say my
time has been so completely engrossed in
attending to our Examination, and other
matters ofa public nature; together with
very crowded House for these causes j,
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49,
,urethat have aS s
of iae leading qAssti
q am not wlliinG
kndas such ] shall proceed frankly 10 an
swer "One Of the People,: :'Due Wesi,n''-
and The Citizens ofaNcw Market sss Z Z
ISIS Ass6' gdiyihg ihsselec,ion ofssEssstorss
ssS;asn asa vice president ahes'
q question have given my
ansYsL my vote in the Legislature four
years ago, also you have my vote on this
subject last year, which is recorded IN fa4r
Of giving this election TO the People. The
Same reasons are still in force with me that
then prompted me to give this vote. am
willing to record the third time my vote in
favor Of this great Republican measure, if
permitted to do SO by the good people Of
Abbeville District.
End. AS to giving the election of Co.
vernon aud Commissione, in Equity to the
people, permit me to say my opinion Is,
this is not the time to move in this change,
fer think by asking too much at one time
we may: loose all. But this is matter
am entirely willing the people should decide
for themselves, and will act accordingly.
/ 3rd.s i shall answer as to Judges and
Chancellors. an not "in fa yor of ofkeepng
men on the Bench who from age have be-.
comesphysicalIy and mentally disqualified
to discharge the duties Of Law Judge" or
Chancellor. Hence voted to imi. their
term of Office to the age of sixty .6ve years
EI am not in favor Of voting Salaries to
Judges or Chancellors, after they are dead,
and as get never haze done so.
4.h. I shall proceed to answer "Due
West,', who wishes To- know which of the
Candidates would support for President.
Atthis time am not prepared. to give q
decided answer as 10 the man. Here per-
NIT me TO say. why ! cannot should Ibe
permitted 10 cast AZ vote for the eseigcsors Of
4 President ETC., ! will be governe6sby prin.
4 eiple md not men. Therefore I would sup.
] port that man whomI bsileved would most
honestly carry out the principle Of st1iet
construction Of tie Constaution.-I regard
the Wilmo, Proviso. and our. rights in the
! Territories, at this time as the great para.
noun. qnestions, with US Therefore 1
should a,ke 10 know more ofthe principles
ofthe candidates for the Presidency on this
subject. before pledge myself to vote for
esther Of them, as | might thereby be forg.
/ ling chainsto bind my own neck. s.
5,bs Bank Of the State: II suppose my
4 former votesin the State Legislature on this
subject, is a clear index Of what my future
,lnfgs sSNSojdsbe. Believing as 4 do. In the
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Water-Cure Journ8f. s4lS 7sTald of
Refo1ns New York: Fo@LERs g. WELLa
We have received, the July VI. 81 This
neat monthly, bptagsgs s5 y time
y sstoexalnine esc aanot aysanMhingsas as
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~'rhe Editor is again absent, which
lust be our apology for any inaccuracies
lat may occur.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30
April G. J34s
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines.

WHICH he recommends with the greatest
w confidence, being fully persuaded from
IA experience, that they will give very geue-
RI ifnot universal satisfaction and he assures
the public, that they need not fear either to use
recommend them, as they are perfectly >ael
nd will in an eminent degree, perform all
nat is stated in the directions accompanying
Zach arlicle-they cousiSr Of
J1YNES EXPECTORANT for Coughs,
Colds, Consnmrliun, Asthma, Bronchitis.
troup, &c.
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, a pleas
IN aud valnabl. Worm Medicine.
JAYNE'S CARMINA B.iLSAN for
summer comp.a ain or DiarhPi, Dy>enery,
Cholera MorbuS, Cramps, Cholc and derange-
nent generally of the stomach aud bowels.
JAYNE'S SINITIVE Pills. for Liver
Complains Jaundice. Dyspepsia &c.
J IYNES AZ TERATiPE, for Kings Evil
White Swelliugs, Ulcers, ScrOiulons Cancer
nus and Indolent Tnmours, Goitre DC. The
various diseases ofthe skin and all others orig
nating from an impure state of the blood
J4YNE'S H4fR TONIC, for promoting the
growth of the hair, giving il rich gioN>v ap-
pearanre and removing Scuri and dandruh
| J3Y.NE S H4IR DYE, for ch1nging the
| hair from any other color to beautiful Auburu
OF perfect jet black, without staining The skin
! AT wholesale and retail, by
K. X. HAZARD Agent for Newport,
near the Court House.
| 7 n
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July 6. | V
The United States Health InSus-
ancc Com pany,

NSTABLlSiED III the city Of Boston, by
IL an act Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts,
Capital 30 600
DlRECTORS-Sam Aspinwan, Lemuel
VI Barker, John Bigelow, Jonas ChicNering,
James Clark George DaIracott, Joseph Eu>ilS
Samuel II. Jen~s, Benjamin Lam>on, Joseph
Lewis, Elijah MearS, Sias p. Merriam, 10.
eph B. Prince, Thomas Resleaux, Noah
Sturtcvant, Simeon =. Taylor, CHARLES Ii
" hite, Dexter w WiSwell, Of Boston Darrell
Leverelt, Charlestown, Joseph l.. Lord New
York.
CONSULTING PIANS. -AYsD. Humphreys
Slorer, NJ d, II Winter street. Augustus 4
Gould, NJ. D., Is West street.
SUPERINTENDENT OF AGENCIES Z. Taylor
This Corporation inSures both sexes against
diseases or accident for terms Of one to five
years, at The lowest rates consistent with The
mutual safety Of the insured Of the institution
An annual deposit of four dollars per week, Il
males, in case of sickness or ) i,75 to fem lies
and return in lik proportion (not 10 exceed
S1,20 Ier week) for larger DEPOSITS Parties
insured participate in the surplus profits.
i Office, No. l., STATE street.
Il ANES CL ARK, President.
SAMUEL. II JE Ks. Secretary.
WIN. GUILD, Agent for Newport County
II Oct 4.