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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
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Ait"TEE
On W,,n,s,l,v last, Mr. CLAW submitted 10 tho SEN
n,e ,b. t,n,tt ram ,h So,c Co nnee III Thirteen Il,
vhom was referred The ,oitnnr and eub a.es-
,ns y,,wny on, of he ,,,le,eut u, The Caurns lss-
totia and slavery ooes,jus
"a, nnn,is, ,ho r.. >, H., n,, Ia an, Il, d,,, ;ss,e =
I, .n'.ea Inn, Tho a'misaon ,f CaG,rua as Stat.
hc a. establishment of Territorial C,y,fnnen,s for u ali
aud Nrw Mexico and Tho settlement Of the ,rlhern and
western laundry If .Iexaa be included in one bill -
The ,bton If The slave trade in the l)i4,,ic of Gu
umf,a il Ia be- proyd.1 for in a separate b,ll aud
s,c t,n Ia pascn,od Ia tbs bii ,noy bpfofe The Srna
tho NOR. II cm,ly Ia cure he surrender Of fugitive
slaves uho may zane int, o.ber St,,es The ord.
nance ofl7s7 the ,lins Wim pr1yis, u tho pres.
ON, davis NOT Ia HI, apnlied 10 thn Two new Tero
,,s and Tho ti,b of fniiIpi, +, p,bi, slavery with
IN her bnd rs Is not onesli ned The ad,ns. .iun uf
A. " Statrs G,rmed out ri the tcrt oty nfrcxas is de-
.land l., be "brvona all 1,ub upan the clear unan,-
bicnoua n al nlsIu,, ,,,ns f the leu,o upac con-
ained in the rs ,o,ian of anne alton adopted by Con
orcsa md assontaJ ia by TrNas"
The pnhlic will donb,lrss learn with SURPRISE that
crcn Sontietn Senators VIZ Mess T. BE rien, Nlaspn,
Downs and Yulcr who were members If the Commit
tee. aud Mcsers Clemens. Burlanl and Davi, of Mis-
sappi expressed hef ol p situn 10 The report whilst
II was as, li sen ed lto iy iva Nor hern Senators.
Nles4,s, pbelrs aud CMpar w. emf,ss that WE have
hcco am ind y lhr anl Of iar,nany lha has been
II nnGsted hy the Committee Hat the main upIositinn
has beeo phowu h, these Senators who ave occupied
the os frircme ground jnlius The ,asiefa on & all
| the suhi,cts emhac.d IN the rpit. This one taet
speaks much aud i, lniaies that the rep mod iae.
nnl plral that il does III, rive an ultaptnto to mo
s,ctin f the Country over the other b, that II Is ut
both; aud il IN 1ntnly af Ia ini,r that Il VIII Ie-
the nppr wal of al who wis, 10 r.stole peace aud
preserve the Union
Tho pe rlr every where have waited with great anxie-
ty for thus rerorl aud II will he read with feelings II in
tense interest In our humble judgment |, propos
plan for ,he settlement of all differences which Is fa and
equitable com lr,,n.,, which, ~ was remarked ~
one Of onr avn Senators "aken as u whole, shon'd bs
/ ,til .,t,it
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rIlI undersigned would respectfully inform public that
he is well prepared To accommodate day, transient and
permanent buaiders reasonable terms From expert
20 years and unwearicd cndeavos 10 please, he
hopes Ia obtain the support OF h old friends and that o sra
gers His house is conveniently located and contains excel
lent for families Gcntlcmen, arriving their
will find excellent stable and carriage house.
CHAS. l. DiBREli., Proprietor.
Passengers in the Canal Packets intending take the
stage torany point, promptly called Tor.
Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
D,.. = 8 EJ,rb's Rcmcdjcs.

rI>IIE subscibc has Just rcccv cda large supply o Doctor
Fifeh's CELEBRATED Medicines, together with his Books,
Consumption Shoulder Braces, silver lnhaline
lubes Patent Silver Spring Abdominal supporters, Sc Sc
For sale by his authorised agent
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Call and get his Guide 10 lnvalids gratis
MAY 27-ts
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.v'O TECE.

I WISH TO HIRE, Immediately, number OF NEGRO
j MEN to work on the Canal between North River and
buchanan bv the month the balance OF the year.
High prices will be paid cash. as the work Is done
in adv for first rate hands Apply to Samuel heCor-
ke Iynchburg, who is authorised TO hire My hands
enjoy good health since they recovered from mea cs
IL months ago. ClAS. SCOTT.
{uue a
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House for Kent.

House for Rent
Ts91 wish 10 out the lower part OF that LARGE
fR,1 FRAME TENEMENT opposite j. b. Renwick
LlI Co.'S the ensuing year. It is very desirable
,caon or Grocery. Terms moderate. Apply TO
JND w. BROWN,
Mayo Mo>by x IIolcombc's.
rINO MANUFACTURERS OF TOBACCo.-On hand, a
i o OF Liquorice and Sweet oi which We Will sell low
Nav 2--ts SMITHSON n STATIIAM.
c, UGAR AND MOLASS SES.--On hand and receiving,
- large lot Of eXtia quality ...r
May 2-ts SMIFIlSoN SIhIiiAM.
u TONS iRDN--IiALF TON BLISTER STEEL
- GOO lbs. Shear and CAst Steel, iot saio low at
May27- T. Z WIIlIiMS'S
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All kinds of Country Produce.
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER

Cheap! Cheaper! ! Cheapest :!
DRY GODDS .hND RE.iDi .ntIDE GLOIILNG,
AT WHOLESALE RETAIL.
yINIE undersigned having associated themselves together
Ion the purpose al rondnetnpa general Dry Goods and
Clothing business, respectfully mtotm the, friends and the
puhl that they now receiving from the Northern cities,
splendid stock ot
ID KY q 90 DS,
every article Ladies' and tenom,ns Wea all "' which
the public invited call and cNanne before purchasing
elsewhere. We have abeaptiul assortment oi HATS aud
CAPS, BbDIS aud SHOES, with splendid and general
assortment ot
FANCY ARTICLES;
all OF which offered unusually low prices Call and
s anl cc assured that YOU viii be- pleased with
prices well Goods, determined To- sell low,
ha ing purchased lor cash They also receiving .pcn
did assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased b, them lor CASH. unusually low prices, by
which they enabled o offer great Inducements 10
the public rs any smiar establishment.
They would particularly eall the attention Of cor NfRN
IERtllA MIS- and others their w horsae Prices be-
call their stock broc gong farther East The
great facilities which they ENJOY ~ puchas Their spt >
enable them 10 announce with confidence that then GOODS
will be sold at ltclmond prices.
". GIGGENIlElM tl,
l. uNlERMNEN,
April It's Granite Buiiiu,gs, tabeH House.
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.N'OT'E(E.

rINlE subscribers would respectfully inform thc friends
and the public gcnenlly that they have engaged the
services oI Mr ruoN,s G HUI late ei Amherst county
competent Aueoucc and will ~ future attend to the sale o
All kinds of Country Produce,
We have hand Large sierk of Gint fRllS aud STA
PIE DRY GOODS. which we determined to sell rs
cheap II not cheaper than The goods lie huuf m IN
this market or cash. In eNrhauge iot Country Produce
We ee confident u the that the Planters interest Will
be fully and faulty represented by M,. lll has
siderable experience IN The fobacco trade and will devote
his whole time 10 that branch oi business.
Liberal al, mces made on produce consigned to rs.
Feb - -6m HURT 4 PRESTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06

(thtTHc AFfENFffS.
MEDlClNE-PIoi IL. }. Iluco
SURGERY Prof II. s Newton.
T.. freeman, NJ. u, Anatomical Demonstration.
The a full oi lectures amount to Sos.
Each Professors ticket si5. MatreulatcIs -. Demon
stialors Zee SO. Gradnation so.
Those desiring further information will please address their
letters (ppst pai TO the Dean; and students arriving the
city will please call on linn at thu Commercial Hotel.
X. $. NEWTON, NJ H.,
Dean of the fdcuhy.
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COED.SGE,

SON DsGS1s.
XXfEarr now receiving, consignment, large lot oi
w Bed Cords Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines, Gwine,
&c Having made arrangement with al the best fac
tories in the State viii he constantly supplied with Cor
dagc, and will sell in lots at factory prices.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER s. SMITH.
April 2j--ts
JNANCY SILK VESTINGS --Of superior quality
l. and style, Just received by
Oct SIS WAREHOUSE POTTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
nUNN1Nt;S' Ancient, Classical and Senpinal Gcogra
- ply,
Mcintosh's Astronomy and the Globes,
Northrnd's School Dialogues,
do American Speaker,
Davies Grammar of Arithmetic,
School Song and Hymn Book.
sabbath School Gems (Musc)
kingslcy's Sacred Harmons
just received and at publ, prices, by
April 29--s -. B PAYNE s. BR0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
LOSS BY DAMAGE Or FIRE!

1,UBS, TRAYS, BUCKETS, ScFor sale, large lo
| J otthe above articles. Call and see.
| May 2-ts aMllliSON = 81 Al LIAM.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

.nEDfC,AL DEPARTMENT..
'UNIif. regular of Lectures this Institute will
commence the first of November, aud continue until
the last Of February. The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready students by the first o October
The Medical Department will be under the direction o the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06

All communications pertaining To this department,
addressedto r.. w. NJ. King,
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

OFFICERS.
Godlove $. O,lh, President.
Addison NJ Crane. Secretary.
Jacob Walker, Gen'I Agent.
f.. ii. Bracket, Solicitor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

NEwsPAPERs.-Every man and head of a fami-
ly should subscribe to one or more newspapers
It's a companion Of the freside ard sheds a
CLEAN Of intelligence around. It commune
Gates all the important information of the day.
To the man of business the adyertizing CO.
lumns are open. To the reading men and the
student the belles-letters afford amusement
to the ladies' poetry and romance-and even
children draw information and instruction which
will never be exhausted. A country newspa-
per, although in may not afford as much inter-
esting matter as a city paper for want of as am
pie means, yet for this reason alone, should be
nobly supported and patronized. 1t is only
through it's columns that passing events are
chronicled-deaths and births recorded, sales,
advertisements, ect. promulgated-and, in a
word, it is but a community in miniature. And
he who neglects to subscribe to it, neglects the
duties Of a good citizen, and deserves the CEN
sure Of his intelligent neighbors. ..ss
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06


Ono AND THE UN1oN.-Some fool or fools
recently presented to the Legislature of Ohio
a petition to declare that the Union was dissol-
we'd, which was in the Senate referred to com
mittee, who reported that the parties had leave
to withdraw their petition. The following is
an extract from the report of the committee,
every word Of which will find a response in the
heart Of all true lovers of their country: yss,,
1T did not need the instructions of the Sc
nate to induce the committee to report adverse
to the prayer of the petitioners. The PROPOSE
ton is traitorous and disloyal II is not thing
to be entertained. The perpetuity Of the
Union should be assumed-re as fixed
fact, not to be debated or questioned Attach
ment to the Union should be feeling-a SEN
timent in every American breast. It should be
instinctive-the child should mbibe it with
his mothers milk, It should grow with his
growth and strengthen with bis strength-be
the confidence Of his youth, the pride of his
manhood, and the solace of his old age. Next
to the duties which an American owes to God,
are the duties he owes to his country. The first
Of these is, preserve the Union; the second, pre-.
serve the Union; the third, preserve the Uuion.
The value Of the Union cannot be calculated;
if it could Ohio could show how vastly impor-
tant that Union is to her."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
PLAQUEMINE:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1850.
The AMERICAN Consul AT VALPARAISO AND

The AMERICAN Consul At VALPARAISO AND
THE BRITISH CHARGE TO CHrL1.--It seems that
Col. z. w. Potter, our Consul to Valparaiso,
with his family, being en- route to his place of
destination, stopped at Lima and took lodgings
at the French hotel. After seeing his family
domiciled, he took walk with friend to view
the city. Col Potter had not long; left his
londgings before the Honorable Henry Ste
phen Sullivan, the British Charge to Chill, with
his family, stopped at the hotel and deliberately
walked up to the rooms which had been assign
ed to Col. Potter and family and took forcible
possession Of them, and turned Mrs. Potter
and her infant child cut of doors. Mrs. Potter
besought him, with tears in her eyes, to await
the return of her husband, who would only be
absent for few minutes, but it was all in vain.
Some time after this brutal occurrence, Col.
Potter returned to the hotel, when he was in,
formed Of what had transpired, and as soon as
he could hear the story he called upon Mr.. Sui
livan, who had gone out. He did not succeed
in finding him that evening, but early the aext
morning the British functionary was at home,
and he received ample retribution for his brutal-
ty. Col. Potter administered to him well me-
rited and well applied chastisement, Gaming him
until they were both completely exhausted with
the effort-the one in the passive, the other in
the active sense. 25E Is 5e M
This just retribution was witnessed by a
large number Of gentlemen, among whom were
several Englishn,en, and every body agreed
Potter was entirely in the right. %5
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

GEN CAss AND Coz. WEBB. B.-General Cass
has announced.his intention to vote against the
nomination Of Colonel Webb, in consequence
of his precipitate departure. He seems to have
forgotten the 'aprecipitate flight" Of Lewis
Cass, Jr, who was appointed Charge d Afaires
to Rome, by Mr.. Polk, and left the United
States for his station few days previous to
the Inauguration Of Gen. Taylor, and up to
this time he has not been able to finda Gov
ernment to whom he can present his letters Of
credelee. @s.sauee for the goose" it appears,
according to Gen. Cass's ideas, is nat sauce
for the gander." '' .'.''@ 8 'as.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

ENGLAND vs. UNrTED SrATEs.-The Illus
trated London Ne,cs speakes in the strongest
terms Of the growth of the United States in
population and prosperity, and says that here
after the Anglo-Saxen race will rule the world,
not from the banks Of the Thames, but from
those of the Potomac. The writer is of opin-
ion that England will repidly decline in power
and wealth, in the course Of the next half CEN
tury, and that the transatlantic Republic will
as rapidly increase. veg
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

UHorace Mann says There is = time in
the career every young man when he awskes
to his great destiny. like an heirsof 4 throne to
the responsibilities Of the crown to which he
has succeeded Let every one select the voca-
ton for which he Is by nature fitted. I'hevsty
respectable cobbfer may be spoHt ii poor law.
yer. a young man had better stick 70 roBbing
another's sheep upon tie mountains than saeecs
ing them in the Lords pasture" s@#
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
PI.AQUENNE IBERVHIE, FEBRUARY
MORE OF 1.-THE Brooklyn Advertiser say

MORE OF 1r.-The Brooklyn Advertiser says
that two mortgages have recently come to light
believed to be forged, and probably traceable to
the headquarters of all sorts of undeveloped
wonders-Drury, Ashley g. Co. The man
whose name figures as the maker of the mort
cages was old, rich, and died very suddenly in
New York not long time ago. He was found
dead i'll his room, or at the foot of fight of
stairs. His heirs were greatly surprised at the
appearance Of. the mortgages, of which they
had never heard "
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Veramdah Hotel.

TNHE additions and improvements in this
i House, made during the past season, will
render its facilities for accommodations inferior
to no Hotel in the country. A new and sele-
giant Dining Room and several suits Of apart
ments for families have been furnished in the
adjoining building on st. Charles street, thus
making this departmental the howe more per-
feet than ever. The accoppodat for gen
tlemen have been proporl teased in
extent and convenience The pfoprAt0M
while acknowledging their obligation to thenss
merous friends and patrons of the Verahdah
for the liberal support it has received under
their administration, would at the same time
assure them that no exertion on their part shall
be lacking to warrant a continuance OF their
favors. New Orleans, Dec. II, l849. .,y
E. R. NUDGE, ~ Is
L. RADFoRD, E. R. NUDGE d co.
D. NJ H1LDRETH. jan16 I'm
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

DRESS IN The Island of Japan is
said to be the only country where change in
the fashion Of dress has not occurred during q
period of $500 years. All individuals, from the
highest to the lowest, wear the bata, species
Of wide frock, u gown, and the only difference
is in the material and number .woEn-soms OF
the richer class wear 40 many as twenty five, Of
various colors, and Of exceedingly light texture.
We have very little knowledge concerning the
resources, manners and customs Of the japan
ese. e.iaa 5sfe q. Il i5ssg .ss4.t aSs.s5T ssss
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

FoR CAL1roRs1x-The whole number Of
passengers who have left the various ports on
the Atlantic coast for California during the
eighteen months past, Is estimated at tffty-three
thousand, and the number Of vessels at ei9ht
hundred. ssz. sssssas -, }ss ~ sssssg
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

III uNewspapers Europe arc nat quite a.
cheap - in thisc country. The Londens Times
costs as year. The sane rate is charged
for the Morning Csoniee, Daily News GlebA
Herald and Poat. The london Evening Nail
isspubhshed three Linen a week, at e26a ysar.
The London seni,xeeklies s4l6 50 par annnm;
and weehlies 9l2 and %. The French daily
papers thelafgs ones, arc shout the sams pfice
81 lie london prints those about the samef4f
ourpsnpy papeugcoat 20 snds6p~ ananna
The German dailies cost from $22 to 4a6a1s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Iberalle
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of Ia decree or order OF the hon.
I'D orable 9Th District Court for the State OF
Louisiana, in and for the parish of Ibervlle,
bearing date the 18th Of January, 1850, l
will offer at public sale to the highest and last
bidder, on ~
monday, lsth Of Eebruary,9
1850, at 10 a. NJ, the following described pro-
perty, belonging to the zs'
Succession Of Drslusin Poujol, Il
deceased, concisting in
lst. "A Tract Of Land, situated in said
parish, ON the left bank Of the Mississippi river,
al the distance Of about ffty-fye arpents from
the margin Of said river, measuring one and
half arpents front by depth Of about twenty
nine arpents, the lines running parallel from the
said front on the Bayon Paul to the Bayou
Manehac, and is bounded above by lands be-
longing to James Teller, and below by land Of
Jules Vloia ~.
"a. A lot 81 MOveabIes.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
The land psgable one-third in the month Of
March 1850, and the remaining two-thirds pay
ablein the month Of March 1851, the purcha-
sers 10 furnish their notes with security to be
approved BY the administrator, and special mort
gage on the land for the payment Of the pur-
chase mopey; the moyeahle pFppertyz payable,
ali sums under tsn dollars cash, aand ssll sums
over ten doliars. in all March 1860, with notes
approved " the administrator.
SAILS totake place onthe premises.
j. NJ. BROWN, by. Sheriff
Pasishof IbeFsnls, Inn. la 1850. JAMIE {
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
THE PARKMAN MuRDER-The BostoI
Transcript, Of the 10th, gives the following re
port Of the proceedings sss ~

THE PARKMAN MuRDER.-The Boston
Transcript, Of the 10th, gives the following re-
port Of the proceedings '.@.s&s# s g
In the Municipal court this morning -Chiof
Justice Wells presiding the grandjurv Of Suf-
folk returned true bill Of Indictment against
DR.. John White Webster of Cambridge, for
the murder of Dr., George Parkman, Of Boston,
son the-afternoon 6f Friday, the 23d Of Noyem-
Der last The Indictment is duly signed by
Daniel Rhodes, foreman Of the jury, and attest.
ed John III. Clifford, Attorney General of the
Commonwealth. The indictment charges the
murder to have been committed in four ways:
first, with knife; second, with hammer; third,
with the hands and feet; and fourth, by means,
instruments, and Ceapons, to the Jurors uK-
known. The indictment will be transnitted to
the Supreme court, nowin in session in Boston,
and the party charged will BE- asraigned before
that court, and time fixed for his trial. His
counsel, it is said, are Hon. Pliny Mcrrck Of
Worcester, and E. D. Sohier, Esq, ,of this city.
At O'Clock this afternoon, professor Web
ster was at the bur Of the court, and informed of
the Indictment found against him, and that q
copy Of it would be furnished his counsel and
the case daly certiiedas above mentioned. He
was then BY order Of the court remanded to jail,
to.awah further proceedings The Professors
appearance during this ordeal was very eompos-
ed, though it was evident that he keenly felt the
position in which he was placed. The effect Of
imprisonment made him look somewhat worn,
and it is said his complexion has grown consid-
erably darker than usual. H( cared, how
ever, IN good health, and viii manifesting
any restiveness, seemed wiilin4 k ahide the re-
aulf IF tho fraror ~ - he
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
;Etal de- h Louisiaae Paroisse d fIberUille.
Vente de Succession.

ENyertu dun decret de Honorable cour du
u 4eme District, de TEtat de Ia Lonisiane,
en- ct pour Ia Paroisse d Ascension a moi ad-
dresse, en- date du 90 Noyembre, l849, Eexpo-
serai en- vente publQue au plus offrant ct dsf-
nier encherisseur, pour du compliant 5 !.
samedi, lie 10 Fevricr, 1850, ,s,s
a, 10 heuress 4. NJ, les proprietes ci-apres de-
critics apparenant q Ia y ss/ @zs5 s9- So -
ssS Succession De John N. wilson, ~
consistant en- Ia moitie illdiyisa, a les EscLAvEs
Maria, agee d'environ 40 ans, ct ses deux en-
fans, Andrew, xge 9 ans, ct Crispy, age de deux
ans, ct deuri. 51
La yente aura lieu a la maison de cour de la
paroisse 'Iberyille.
Paroisse d'Iberville, ee Is Jan. 1850. janis
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

MORALS OF New YoRK- Dranhsansss.-By
the Report Of the Mayor of'this city, We learn
that there have been decrease Of SAG persons
taken up for drunkenness, and crimes resulting
from the same, during the last six months, as
compared with the last six months of lS4s.--
This is good news. M @ 2 4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

..DIt has been said Of the British Press, that
volume could begleaned from II excelling IN
literary merit any thing which Addison d Steele
on Johnson ever wrote. Judging ffomthe frst
number Of Palmer's Registrar, the same remark
is applicable to the American Press.- Noun
tain Echo. - S'''