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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10
t0atfb1uan & State 1onrnal.
T.. r. WALTON, JR., EDITOR.
Thursday, October 10, 1850.
WALToNs' DAILY JOURNAL.

Will be published as usual during the session.
Persons wishing complete set, are requested
to order as early as convenient.
f. p. WALTON g. SON.
Montpelier. Sept. 25, 1850.
g Editors wishing the Daily will please
copy the above.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10
Two Weeks Later from Califor.
mia.

Three Steamers have arrived at New York
from Chagres, bringing news from California to
Sept. LIST, and god to the amount of about two
millions. Tue maI4 item of interest 49, that the
squatters a, Sacramento have been put down,
with less loss Of life han the last accounts rep
resented. and the city has mol been burned. o.
the part OF the authorities Sheriff Mckinney
was killed, and ca Radford and Mayor Blge-
low wounded, though not mortally. On the part
of the squat,ers two certainly, and probably
three, were killed, one wounded ss,d four taken
prisoners. The leader of the squaiters was man,
ed Maloney, an Iish.nan, formerly resident Of
Vermont: he was killed.
The reports from the mines are favorable. =
Among the deaths we observe that Of Oliver
Perrin OF vermont. asf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10

Shuf UP-The Pawspcket Bank, BY injonc-
ton. Its bills are not received At the Suffolk
Bank. s.Fea-e
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Below We give the list Of premiums awarded
but mere list OF premiums by no means tell,
the whole story. 10 every fair there are IN ore or
less articles exhibited, not for premiums, bu, q,
specimens of skll-and these, when worhv
ought always to receive notice from the exam.
lining committees, and be embraced in their 70.
ports with such compliments as are deserved. II
this 10 not done, our fairs will soon dwind a
down 10 the mere articles enumerated for prs.
,niun--snd the tendency every year will be IN
discourage, rather than encourage, ineenui,v
and skill In new productions. The discretion.
ary committee" can do something towards rem.
edying this difficulty: but to make all ripbt
each Committee should report upon all merton.
Gus articles in its department, whethe, Offer.
ed for premium or not.
There seems this year to have been qnite az
great ack Of attention as usual to this class ofsr.
ticles. For instance, Messrs .Ne,cton &, Far.
bush, Montpelier, exhibited set Of teeth which
would do honor to any dentist; William T.
Bunham, Montpelier, exhibited some superb
cravats, and other goods in that line, Of his ow,
manufacture; G. X Hall, Montpelier, exhibited
a lever watch Of his own manufacturers rsrs
specimen of domestic production, and worthy Of
special notice; To,cn & Hail. Montpelier, dis
played a splendid set of highly FINISHED silver
ware Of their own manufacture, equal to the best
produced anywhere; and " W. Bancroft Of
Calais, had bee hive: articles worth compli.
menting, but OF which no notice is taken in the
printed report. Doubtless there we're msnv
other articles: these are all that have been
brought To our notice, and are, thereto e, all that
we can name.
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ExaeMtipe Department.

SO Hla ~ - Il. v. -E.I
Oct 10, 1850.
The following Troopstaro invited tog PR
aieat C%nlNn5in on "Wednesday, ,hc 4ll Of
December next, viz:
Tho lst Regiment Of Artillery.
The Uniform companies OF The 18th and
&a7th Regiments OF Infantry.
lrin LNirIR Regimen, oECuralry.
Tho Gs3furm companies ofSum;er. Kcr-
shaw, Iancas~r, Fairfield, Nowbayrv, Lex
ington and MI o;hc, Uniform CPS lint NAV
lind it convcnient TO aftenl.
{s'atl, orti,o 'TrnGps rs mny be di,,oscl
TO accept the invitation are requested loG
port tothe Adju,ant and Inspector Generals
at columbia OH or before ISL day Of Dc.
comber, and,statc il Tents are preferred by
any-if SO, they will be pitched for their
.snS2. 900
ThesAsil aio and Brigalicr Generals OF The
State with their suites are respectfully inyi-
ted to attend.
by order ufihc commaninr-in.chicC,
j. w. CANTNY.
Ag'laHd Iasp'r Gen.
November 6, 1850 . At
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Direct I~mportations of
MASM AsMMM xs

h subscribers, are constantly receiving
direct from the Manufacturers, MADE 10
IIiElRORDER aud expressly adapted TO
the Southern Trade, and TO which they will,
confidence invite the attention Of purchasers,
with q guarantees that the Goods viii lie
found PURE FIdX4-to.Wft:
iShirting and Fronting Linens and Lawns
Pillow Case, Coatee and Shooting Linens
.Rnssia. Birds Eye, md Huckaback Dinpers
JBleachcd and Brown Table Damasks, oil as-
sorted widths,
5Damask Doylies, Napkins and Cloths, ofva-
rious sizes,
;Dowlass.. Glass Cio,bs; Black, White and
Brown Holland,
Ladies' Gents. and Gbildren's Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs.,l etc. etc,
EEL. KERRISOSS& co.
2o9 King Street,
Charleston, s. c.
Aug 90, 1850. IA SIN
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CLOTHING,

A full assortment Of Mems an You.h's Clo,h.
Ing, Hardware uni Carpenters Tools, Buggy
SPrlngs and bvles, Carriage Trimmings Nynica.
BILE Iron. BG,lis, clc. sill Saws, Gross Gu.
saws. cite. 100 Kegs mills, Guns, Gun Locks,
etc. ETC
SADDLERY.
Brass md Japan Wagon Harness, Snlkcy and
Gig do. Cnfringe do. Fine English Saddles.
etc.elc. Asgood assortment Of Hats and Caps.
GROCERIES.
Gtsllen Butter, Cheese, .Sardiias. and Jnbs,rr
29boSos of Sperm Adamantinc and TaIlow.
Candles Soap, Starch etc.
Aiiargge storit of Shoes md Boots. Porter md
h.c lie best article imported, Mcdein and
the lowest market prices by
Nov. G, 1850 2 r.
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Cash TOR

Iiie subscriber has taken The SlDre for.
merry occupied by (. McIlEAN.a and WIN
S sls,1 !, few days ON entirely new mud
ASEy Goods Groceries
HARDWARE gutacrv
and SsrOckery,
iWDichhe VIII offer aAloWs for cash asthayc d
ipe poaghtin any Southern Market, at retail.
tte4retpfns his thanks TO his former cils-
patronage:
{ Sept l7,s 1880. d7 IF
Waterman please cory times.
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REMOVAT.

as he Subscribers would most rcspecetruIl,v "a
imrn tileirlsinceIe thanks for the hitherto most
liberal pa,ronage bestowed upon them, and n.
10 auopst sss me,had ofinforming their old pa.
aasns an q lhs public ~ large, that they have
large and Carefully selected
Fsafi; sst0ck
inihs egminodie,ia New Store one door North
OF A.Js& l; Moses, where they arc prepared
to accommodate their friends will INV stl,ing
roma piece of Bagging to:ihe Finest Nnslf,.
~ Please call, before purchasing elss-
wnsre, and be, convinced that we do sell eheap.i
I iei5 fiock has been well selected, aud can.
QUALIrY.
MoRoY 4, JoNEs
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MgNAS&s

Tho subscriber will rent for the ensuing
year on reasonable terms, the residence OF
tho late D. i. Wyles, Esd, in stateburg.
On the premises are y comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build
ings, with about Twenty Acres Of Land
attach, II there To, cpatlinin5 onplete
Ten Yard in fnll operation.
M. A. WYLES, Adm'r.
S%tatabnrg, lst January, 1850, 10 t
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Head Quarters,
EDIsTo. Oh. ISL, 1850.

~ 1E = EEHTErEE SsEC~Ns &RVHe0srS
The third Brigade of cayalry md lilo
Uniform Corps Of the 23rd Regiment of hi.
siafitry are orderedt 10 Parade for Review md
DrIil at sGolunibia pn Wedhesday, tho 4tlI
Of December neyt.
twelve o'clock n. Es
The Major General and Brigadier Gener-
ais of the Bird Division viii attend win iheir
respective snites.
AZ the Aids-de-calnp g5fs his Excellence
Governor Seabrook, are rsquirrd So III M
attendance ffiiIy equipped.
The Brigadier General of Cavalry and
me Golone, oisiiiei3 Sd Reggitncnt Of 11fnniyys
commands.
~ order Q fthe comtnalder.in.cbieE
}. Nv. EANTEY,
rand fapsr Gen
,S oNot1UeI 6, lo3 Ill
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NOTICE,

Runaway from the Ssnbscribcrin
heiatter part OF Jniy or first of Au-
gust last, my mtslatto Boy named
FORESTER, belonging tosthc Estate of ].
III: Bostwick. He is seventeen years Old,
bal fr0;p:liis fsize no person would suppose
Jim to b5 mnrs3than thirteen or inurt6cn.
Ton dollars Willie given or his delivery
TO me, orr fioagc1in any ail and information
giyeIi SO thatI can got again.
lS ISAAC LENOR.
Staioburss, Nov. 18th, 1880 3 CT
Tho Charieston Mercury and Cam
def Journal will copy oncc a week for six
weeks md send their accounts to this Office
for payment.
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LIE ~EasMrieStpfs, 8 q,

Hui Eastariestsfs G.
Would fespectfullyETsorm tbe!r friends
q thoaesvho purchase DRY GOODS iii
their City, that they ara now prepared 10 of4
fer g laIgge choice andw q assorted Stock Of
Foreign, Fancy, and staple
DRY Goods.
as they receive the bulk offbcsr GOODS
DIRECT from EURQPEANPORTS. they
feeIassnred of being nblato compete sue
cessfally,I with my other Marketi id Tho TINT
ted States.
G o. Il KERRISoN&co
s09 King street, Northwest corner Of
King and Market Streets.
Ang 90, 1850. Id SIN
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%, M. PRICE

1esa 81 81 CD l.gaa !
The Subscriber hcgs leave 10 in,o.:n his old
tfienlis and the public generally that, he Inns
taken y, Shop formerly occupied by A.. Con-
KAY. He guarantees his work shall BIZ got IN
IN the most Y fashionable and Substantial man.
ncr. ss5s
~ All thai he asks is a fir trial.
Nov, 6, 1859 2 If
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The subscriber iias now opcHGa md IL con.
stantly rSce wing sant his NeSS Establishmerf
No,2H. Bend of King Street,
New Fancy sss.tl Staple Dry:
Goods,
tpstyhieh he respeetfally issites tie! atten.iono Of
alerchantssy.t PLANTERS and Families of Sumter
District. Ills stock Which conaists entirely OF
l:NEWssGOQDS5 purchased by himself 4 nom The
latest impoftnfions, will lbs found To emhraca n
Ayesy cxtensiy assortment OF the most desirable
styles Uf
Rich Silks, CasIinieres amd
M ousksHasEeEsailsc viz
Cartons Rich Figured Ponlt De Solo
p PIast s TsT: GhSns sss p'chisse
8 Striped Glaaei Poals5 Do Sole
Ricn Chameleon silk
Cliangcabla asts
/" pIaids.
80. 81 81, SO inch Super Black Girls.
Glacc Poplins Ia new article zi
mo above comprises: nii elegant assortment,
varying IN price from SO cents. 10 81 per yard. Z
Gar,anis. new md ricli styles French oil
wool Cashmeres md Dc Laines, iii now ard
beautttuIstyles nj Tho lowest prices.
New and EicEasad Eimbr0derIes
Rich Lace Cnpes, Collars dc.
including n great variety of auti full %nrticies In
this department, Sitlia large assortment Or Ince
Goods of every description.
RE housekeeping and Domestic
Goods.
In this department will be found almost every
useful article required by housekcctcrs, incfu.
ding Blanket Flanncls dc. of the bcst styles.
Fresh Mourning Goods.
Super Black and Blue Black French Bomba-
zins
English Boinbazins
A &c I" Canton Cloths
" Silk Warp AIpnccas
Flnin Hack nous DcI.nincs md Cashmercs
Black French :Merinos, Black SatinpN Ciiene
Super Black English ard Italian Grupes
India Salins, Sarsnes and Sin.
chcws
End Mourning Mus De :Laine snl Cash.
meres
(" Parissenes md Silks
Particular intention paid to Mourning and
Fancy Dress Goods.
White md EScd H'lunMeIs.
Bales 81 IA 81 White FinIneIs
Red and white lornet ..ss
- " All wool Twili,dS9
: Real Welsh
Silk and wool Flannels f,vnrsanscJ not to-
shrink.}
Brown and EsIeIc7sed Eaafag
cEOtEls.
Composing NIL qualities and widthe solaSied ex.
prcssih for The Country trndt. together with 4
large supply of Iickings, Drills. Stripes, Plaid
Homespnns, Kcrscys, Blnnkeis SIR. &c.6inbra.
eng the most complete stock of Doiacstic Goods
nov exhibiting at tho Loeest Prices for casli or
city Acceptance. it@sS
Goods sent 10 tAe. Railroad Ggse fesSsase.
WILLIAM IsssasinAyIss&N
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MSM GMSMg sNsRS,

The Subscriber respectful! informs his
friends and the public gcncraly, that he is
now receiving and opening agencral MS.
sortment OF DRY GOODS AMI Groceries,
which he will sell at n yer, Moderate adj
vance on first cost--all he asls is aCALL..
Linen Cambria TIankcrcl,;cis Of all quail
ities--somc very fine. Atso Linen HRS,
and Lawn bI tho yard. silk -, Sill ana
Cotton Caf.es. Inserting, ..4finus pat
terms Flounces, Embroidered SUollaps,
&c. &c.
Cigars and Tobacco
OF the toiia@ing Observation-Disclosures
Castillo Regalia Observation-Disclosures
mlo-l'aimetto Gold Leaf-Gen. TAYLOR,
Observation-Disclosures Cigass-I0O in q
hunch-Rongh and Ready Tobacco, Vir-,
ginia Gold Ieaf, Eldorsdo, Nectar, sc. DC.
for sale low for CASH
w. j. FRANCIS
Under The Office Of the Sumter Bannel,
and Cd door above a., j. &P. Moses Store.
Oci2,lsS 40
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Come and See.

UUIIE dNu Dee.
Elegant Black aud Ioncy Silks,
Figured md Enibroidcsfd CaaInncrs.
M6ls apl Hg,nri! hipaeeae,
Bcaud III PiaIf anl Figured Blnct, AiDaccoas
Bluek i,ntl Gra!9rea CEficoea mil Ginalinins.
Blnelrnit5 cplore aShaSSls ofGyery sixs anil
qualify,
Wetfh aiid SIR WARP ia,msls.
Blown and hlA nod si,irt;ng anu Sbeciinos.
EarstdiSsG gill8cte.s;c,
For MID by
r. s0LoNoNs 81 co.
Oety 90, 1859 81 If
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D, ]. WYNN,
MERCEIANT TapH,Ow.

u Us wv INN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Wonld respectfully inform. his friends and
inc m,bltc generally that lie now has on hand
ana OIL, ~ for sale on reasonable terms q large
and splendid assortment Of Cloths, cnssimers
NRA and Vestings, with Hats, Caps, fEa
III en- and Mcrino Shirts, Drawers, ~
Gloves, handserchiefs, Umbrellas, DC.
Men and Boys Reauy Made Clothing Of cve-
~ description and variety.
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms. Swori,,
III ,anlrtts, DC, furnished Mt short notice.
uniiorns for Sumter Rilcmen furnished mn
reasonable terms. !
g1-Iiis v~estings nre peculiarly rich, Consisting
of far richrr patterns ihun ever previously es.
iiibiled in this market.
Oct. lG. 1850 81 tf
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8 I,ese Ct
SEsSa3aD

The Secretary and rramror of the Salem Poor board of Sumter District has the
10 make lie following rpor nSd rccihih by law, and htu the following sums were
mid tdho Commissioners 10 be paid totho following persons, viz:
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~Attantlan RiMaman

ll baecottafcesM lin tina gIsesbsu.T
tots l,assetl as sSottfr Isst mcasing,
fSAA the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS confer
WlttFstlle Pfasileiiss az Tic Ks II,
haze reporied and sdnaitif6riinneds
ssAsasstll jet a earsWiliBe ready AZ Middle
sfon, on kueSaay s3Fd Decohsbsalhs Ia
convey 9on TO Gplumhia, aud rstueaSoll.
Thufsihy following, for ono fair.
Therefore, YOU hro ordered to meet lit
Midaletonss on the day and place aboYe mon:
tionedSata l2s o'cloek, swilll2aiI }necessnryg
PREPARATIONS 70 join in tho professionally be
formed Mt Columbia, on.l,c day following {:
anti5Sith such preparations as each NAY
desire to have made for Company out, ok
yccpt tents, as iheywill he prepared for. you.
!. B #HAMMIEI,
CaptsS.R.
Nov 20th, 1880 a Ms
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A, ANDERSON,
MAMRR,A "a NAkAA9R

S1AAsSA $500 @
Respectfully informs his friends nnd tho Nsa
ruatlic generally, that he has ius. receiv- iS3
edn large md we'll selected STOCK of LIZ
FALL and WINTER GOODS. consisting Of
French, Euglish and American Broad Cloths,
French anil English Cassimers, plain ana fan.
Gy, double aud single .miled Docskins, Frcncl,
und English Txee,is, Kennedy leanes, Er.
MN Cloths: Irish Linnins. Gloves, Suspcnders,
Crayats, Iatkercnicfs, Hose, Umbrellas, &c.
Atslof3 which will be sold At the most liberal
Terms, nn.i at prices corresponding with the
Times.
Garments manufactured by the subscriber
AMI warranted 70 giyn saiisrlcli,wi.
\. ANDERSON.
Oct, {, 1850 So ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-09

D.n CLOVER AND HI GRAssEs.-Mr
David Berwick, of Bayou Sale, says the Plan
tors, Banner, has been experimenting upon red
clover within the last year and finds that it bids
fair to be an excellent grass for the soil OF this
country. He sowed a barrel OF seed on se'e-
~, acres of land about a year since, and 1t has
welded two fine crops, and is at this time spring.
ing up, with promises Of a most luxuriant
growth.
There was some timothy, and also some blue
Joint and other grass seed mixed with the clo-
yer. and the several kinds are now sprlnglng up
as though they had found a soil perfectly con-
genial to them. 1t would be an immense m
proyement to our parish if our planters would
all of them attend more to new kinds of grass
es. Ar abundance of good hay, and broad,
fresh pastures are Of incalculable importance
to planters in every country, and to none more
important than to those of our parish.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-09

CREyAssE.-A c~revasse has occurred in front
Of Madame Devallien's plantation, about thirty
six miles above the city, which caused great
demage. The dwelling-house of Madame De-
yallienn, which stood Immediately in front of
the break in the levee, was much injured by
the tremendous rush ofthe water against it. All
the fences in the vicinity were thrown down,
and a large surface of the country inundated
Madame Devallien and her family had q very
narrow escape on the night when the crevasse
occurred, (29thO having been nearly swept
away by the current. The picture, says our
informant, is a very gloomy one to contemplate.
The planters on the coast and in the vicinity
of the crevasse, say that tnney fear a repetition
of the disastrous overflow Of last year.--Pic-
aylIne. C.
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Theodore, 3 years; and another child one year
old;
Roscue, aged about IS years:
And all the moveables of the separate estate
of the said Joseph Materne, as mventeried.
Terms.
On the Plantation, $1,000 in cash on the day
of sale, and the balance payable in three equal
instruments of one-third in all March of each
of the years, 1850, 1851 and 1852. The slaves
q the partnership payable one-half Of the
price cash, and the balance in three equal annu-
al instruments in all March 1850, 1851 and 1852.
The slaves Of the succession of Joseph Ma
terne payable, Rosalie and her two children,
Isaac and Victorine, 5000 cash; Marie and her
four chileren, 5000 cash: and Drauzin, Jim, Ba-
zile, Divide, Alexandra, UrslE and Rosette, each
$500 cash; and the balance payable in three
equal instruments as above.
TIE ~moy1ables payable, all surs not ex-
ceeding $40 cash, all sums shove in March,
1850.
On the land and slaves sold, notes endorsed
| 10 the satisfaction Of the administrators, to be
! given by the purchasers, to be secured by spe-
cial MORTGAGE in acts of sale, and those to be
passed before the Recorder of this parish
The notes given for the partnership property
will be two for each instalment OF the price.
| and each for one-half of such in~sta'ment.-
| Notes for the price Of the personal property to
be given also, endorsed as aforesaid. All notes
PAYABLE at the office Of said Recorder, and to
| bear after maturity s per cent interest till paid
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Iberyille. Dec. IS, i~S49:-decl9
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Etat de la Observation-Disclosures dIberriNe.
Vente de Succession.

I'm yertu dun decret de Honorable cour du
IL 6eme District, de rEtat de Ia Louisiana,
en- ct pour la paroisse dIberville, a moi adres-
sc, en- date du IL Decembre, l849, J'exposerai
en- vente publique au plus offrant ct dernier en-
cherisseur-
SAMEDL, lie - Janrier, 1850,
a 10 heures A. M, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics appartenant a Ia
Succession de Iimoleon Ssguineau,
CONSTANT en-
/. Tn terrain, situe dams la paroisse dIber-
Vile, sur Ia rive gauche du Mississippi, desig-
ne lot No. 10, dams lie plansde la vile de Blue
Bar, mesurant un arpent de face au vieux che
min sur la profondeur y appartenant, borne en-
haut par lot No. IL, en- bas par lie lot No. 9, ct
en- arriere par lie lot No. %, ensemble les BATS
ses ct ameliorations quis'y trouvent.
2. Tn autre lot de terre on terrain, aussi sit
ue dams la dite paroisse, sur La meme rive du
dit heuve, dams la dite vile de Blue Bar, desig-
ne lot No. 25, dams lie dit plan, mesurant TN ar
pert de face au dit feuve sur la profondeur y
| appartenant, borne en- haut par lot No. "a, en-
bas par lot No. 26, ct en- arriere par lot No. 10,
ensemble les batisses ct authorizations qui sly
tsonvent.
3. I'm lot de Mobilier.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
LIE mobilier payable en- toni Mars 1850. Les
~terrains payables la Motto en- Mars 1850, ct
rautre moitie en- Mars 1851. Les acquereurs
fourniront leurs billets endosses a la s~atisfac-
ton de administrator de la dite succession,
payables au bureau du Recorder de la dite pa
roiisse, ct en- cas- de non Placement a echeance les
dts billets porteront interets a s pour cent a
dater de leur echeance jusqu'a parfait Placement
hypotheque speciale sera retenue sur les ter
rains pour assurer lie Placement de leur prix
naturalization ct de tous interets eventuels.
La vente aura lien a la derniere residence dl
dit feu Timoleon Seguineau.
]. L. PETIT, Sherif.
Paroisse dIberville, ce II Dec, 1849-decl2
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ANOTHER CREvAssE.-We learn through the
politeness of Mr.. McCutchon, that on Saturday
night the river broke through the levee at Mem
Films plantation. in the Parish of st. John the
Baptist, on the left bank of the river, oppo-
site Bonnet Care, about thirty-six miles above
the city. The old lcvee, to the extent OF a quar-
ter ofan acre, was carried away, and also alarge
portion of u new levee, twenty-five acres in
length that was lately made. 1t is expected
that, in the couse of few days, the breach will
be increased to an alarming extent. The plan
tiers in the neighborhood have been ooliged to
stop grinding. There were two feet water from
the crevasse, yesterday, at the plantation OF
this disaster.-Picayune, End inst.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-09
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Tur CREvAssE.-The Crevasse about forty
r,;,as above the city, saysthe Bulletin, remains
unchecked, and its extent, which is said to be
nearly a mile, leaves no hope of closing it until
.ho r;,er recedes. The water cannot reach the
o;+v unless the vast volume of it should s"el'
lake Pontchartrain, into which it is lowing 81
90 to cause It to overflow the low groufos' ahu
thus back up over the swamp in the rear u 'ne
city. It is but the part of common prudence 10
take precautionary measures to guard against
a contingency of that kind. All the plantations
in the vicinity of the creVasse' VIII OF course
suffer very severely.