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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09

IL ROH SAN EhANCl%CO, ~ 10 r.-rae
-, All ,.lpg racket saip 40 ELAIDE, CspL jacob A.
@-Asc orb having arge portion Of Der cargo On board
will sail on The 10th inst
Tb, vessel has us been thoroughly overhssed and new
Is soppefrd ana being remarkably f.sI ssil-r "a cJnh
dertv eTrecso hal sne vii make s1ort passage -
a1v vetsel bound 10 hose regions
FOR he bu ~ 81 barrels Of ght freight or for psssAge
hsvipg unryaed coriuodsuons so9y on board Al pier
IS Esst River, or 10 sP0FFOR0, flLESrOS CO
sul iAull - s""'rN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09

EaS1le---- Cant J C1r'-. ~ s,rsv+s14-Y, Lolk
aH'aaAe't'--- -s1ch, tOc-sn HOUSE Pom Wtftir ru
Browns Docf tN'-defo ~ = lu1ff Dor 40 hoc
Bsrk, etv-i ~ r-si p, ,trfi' h;F1f 81 i3ii'Vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09

ecss FOR ORRGOS-The fns nss aolo.s-
GnN eugIre ale an d y cOLU MSi A. on y Ilns ~.
ss1ss-A srn' l. Go. NJ Tolsn- U 81 Navy, eomn md
49, IN n. ei.palrted for Astoria Oregon, 90 MONDAY.
sept !. S.xYors sa7 ISep2
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

GOAL LANDS IN ALL EcHANY COUNTY, MAINLAND ron
SALE AT AUcTIoNBy virtue Of Of he honorable
Of pandas "a a. o. McCuoh, Alert rsmpean dspendins
IN said court offer auction, saturday, dsy of
y % pi ~ As &c nSsa.
following estate situate Ia Allegheny county
Maryland and said be adyanseouy located within the
oa-I q "a, s NOW called anE being
part containing one Thousand SIX hundred
esurysy thereof October no. s taken and returned
Office Of the western shore Of SAID ssae ana mee remain
Also all that other tract now called Territory, eng re-
Western containing
three hundred and twenty two and acres land
returned 10 said land ONCE and there remaining
Also all that other lraet now called Bank Lo toens Iesa
thirty six and han acIes q land according the
cercais resursey thereof daed september ~ 1885, taken
said lands being the same which were conveyed 10 the
president directors, and company ne Bank OF ne United States
recorded among the Allegheny aforesaid aud
also by three several patents IRON inc STATE o. synd dated May
Also all that Revolutionary soldiers Lot being No. a4s7
said moety Two hundred and thirty Of land,
RIDGE, said contain two
and eighy-one and half acres Of land
residue equal hafyeary payments
tc therefor bonds notes with
On the sssion q de sale O. sales ~ IL, on the
whole purchase and not before will
81 more good Deeds executed and acknowledged
according 10 law convey purchasers &
her respective heirs their cost the property
solo q e u sa ina any
claiming BY om or under them since the pending
OF said suit.
right property auction for cash, credit
after previous advertisement convenient newa
per- at the risk and cost ofhe purchases u IerS
DYER 4 BROTHER, Auioneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

Y
ANDs In HARDY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR SALE AT
Ii AUCTioNBy virtue and under authority Of deed ofus
aebecca NJ Sorss lis WIFE, and George. Templsman and Mary
Tempean his wife, duly recorded In book 10, page l In
clerks office in Hardy county Virginia me subscriber win offer for
ing AK O'clock p Auction Rooms OF Dyer Brother
city Washington, District Of columbia, immediately
place. following lands such paris thereof
deemed the amount due on the notes
All those tracts Or parcels land lying Hardy county virginia.
containing together nine thousand tree hundred and sxt
acres, known and described follow
hundred and eighty lying and being In Hardy county Virginia.
branch Of Potomac river and Stony ner, being
Ave hundred being the land which was conveyed
Smith, trust by John Tempeman and wife, BY deed
dated 3st March, 1902 recorded In book No. M In said
county.
scrbed deed executed in like by said Temple
and wife TO ad Walter Smith, trust and dated 5l Marc
A. D. 1902 and recorded in said county, In book No. page az
containing thousand hundred and nine acres which said
By Walter smith Ma
BY dated A. D. 1876 excepting however
and eigynne three
foyve acres James ons January %, 1883
hundred and and sold 10 N. Hane
8, ly acres, sold Davis
Hays August 1e3n all hundred and wentythrec
leaving nine thousand three hundred and SIXTY
The will be follows the purchase
money hand the residue in four equal hafyea
win security % be approved from the day
together with deeds of the herein described lands
secure The payment Of said bonds notes and on the payment
sufficient deeds convey TO the purchaser purchasers
respective costs all right and title given aforesaid
deed Of trust.
If The complied days, reserve
right property auction, for cash credit after
advertisement convenient newspaper at the risk and
= : - RICHARD SMITH Trustee.
DYER BROTHER, Aucuonecrs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01
AZ GaEng 8 TAsrnT, Aue,ionssrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Thufsday % May shall SELL BY virtue OF deed OF
trust OF Mrs. Behler, O. between Al and
streets, 10 O'Clock, extensive assortment Of lrniue
WIS
Mahogany sofas, lounges sidebolrds, and bureaus
Do dining breakfast and other tables
DO large musical clock, mantpl do
DO and gultifame looking glasses
DO Bookcase aud secretary, piano forte
Is feather beds Of ine quality, and bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses, wasilEtands
Bedsteads, wafdrobes dressing tables, toilet sets
Venetian blinds and window curtains
China, glass, and crockery
Girandolas, solar, hail, and other lamps
Slverpluied candesicks and branches
Andirons, shoveIs and tongs, Tenders
Parior, PASSAGE and chamber carpets
Cooking radiator, air tight, and other
Also, good lot Of kitchen requisites.
With large lot OF other articles which deem unnecessary 70
enumerate.
All Of and under Ss5 cash; S credit Of two
and four MONTHS for notes satisfactorily endosd bearing interest
GREEN n TASTET,
APP Bod Auctioneers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

can see no principle OF justice Of right OF policy.
thai will Justify the continuance OF this system OF apply
ing the proceeds OF these lands the lands themselves,
situated TO the entire exclusion OF the other States.
shall vote for the proposition OF the gentleman from New
Jersey, because il seems 10 me much better principle
than that OF the bill itself but after il shall be ngraed
upon the original bill, shall against the bill itself
FRO NE coNrMURDl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

NEW black and second mourning goods -The under
signed would respectfully invite the attention OF ladies' In want
articles OF goods assortment
varied and complete this time than usual We name the
following
Is pieces best plain black silks, assorted prices
40 do black bombasns assorted and prices inclng
all the numbers imported, (I.upin's make
10 do plain black mousselne de hines
8 do Sd black Fanniesse
30 do black alpacas, from IS 81 #
Is do plain black bereges, extra fine in the variety
10 do satin striped and plaid bereges do
In second mourning have
10 pieces neat checked plaid silks
do small figured brocade gray silks
do plain silver do do
10 do hafmournng tissues and abomes designs, hand
some goods.
Also, chinzes, plaid gnghas, plain gingham linen ustres
lawns, organde muslins, all in styles and c0o
CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, & CO.
Ap 30-lwd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

ONE Hundred Lots for SaleWih view ofpromotng the
OF square 6 the vicinity Of the miroad
Delaware The subscriber willing TO sell alternate
lot In the Except those fronting North Capitol reet
with front Of a5 feet by depth Of 100 feet containing $500
square the of condition that purchaser
shall ma house, and the within from
the day Of e o the purchase paid the time
within from thai time.
Inquire Patent Agency Office, OF 9Th and streets
Ap 3O-3t VIM. r. ELLIOT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

NEW spring Dry GoOds.--BARNEs MITCHELL are
IN opening stock OF and
goods which, without enumeaing articles they would very 20
invite Of the cizens Washington Geoeown
Alexandria, and the adjoining diem that larger
cheaper assortment Of description Of wears
moi found In The District
Their supply o. ladies' fancy dress goods particularly much
brilliant than former and
their purchases auction, will be sold much below
their actual worth, especially A the Of bouscshs
goods; such
carpctngs, Canton matiinss, floor oil-cloths, rugs
White Marsaiies and imperial quilts.
sheetngs, table diapers, tahle piano covers, &C.
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
April 6-eod3wif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01
jesse "a. DOW.

JESSE II. DOW,
Notary Public and General Agent,
HAS his Office the building 18th
III and Pennsylvania where he will be his
fellow in the noaral All elaine the
agents. PENSIONS claims, all other business
qung the of attorney the of will al
attended with fidelity and despatch. All letters
ID. q.
Ap lo-ly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

Il ". PATTON. General Agent for the prosecution .
claims before Congress- either Of the department. All
pensions, land of lost horses
other lost property Having been engaged with Dow ESQ.,
the past two years IN the business, he atiefs himself ms
qualified Letters post paid, addressed TO J. W fa
Room No s. Union Buildings, Washington cty D. O., vii 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

great variety Of pens under the head Of bank school,
mercantile oco commercial and Others for general purposes
above being In The Market e
only avoid purchase staoners Hail. whsr
the genuine constantly kept for wholesale retail
An 0d--3f nv3xv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

DERRYs Original Metallic Pcns.-wILI.IAM FISCHER
importer Of fancy and staple stationery has Just received by the
celebrated manufacturer,
Co.. complete his nimitabe elastc spring and other
pens, follows;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES q. BERRET.

JAMES q. REARET,
LATE cnlEF CLERK PENSION oFricE,
0fcs I5th sfrsa, opposite Tfsaswy Dsparfns~s,
OFFERS his services public, agent prosecution
pensions of services n revoleonsy undo
Virginia hall and communication under The provisions the ses
growing oa ana me wsl $ ssno 'n'
ne viii also give particular attention % claims o. ever one,%
% n Al cases letter. mus, be post paid
March e-eodam =
Cor ssleThe popdetor intending % move % the West win
n few months osrs or sale ree enek houses and lots 90 v.
Navy Yard Two Of the houses have number ofrooms each and
apartments story house, subject . ground
rent and wall ss sos ss 0w o 5 s
es.ona Buing Ground suitable FOR the cultivation vegetable.
both The Whole propsr occupied AZ may present.
i've good condition. and win be sold aivey reduced prices II
rs.son. wishing purchase win please sddre.. me BY
X NJ. YOUNG,
have received consignment large OF mahogany @
price aud moderate terms. We snnass,s il si part
Mahogany secretaries and bookcases, hne
DO dressing and plain bureaus, do
no DC wardrobe tea tables, rocking chairs &c
ssassa, large closet ars."s bureau ,ssis and so
Do do do wash closets
Mahogany frame looking glasses and clocks
Handsome cottage and other chairs
Wood-sc chairs, and wood rockers. &C.
Shovel and Tonrs, mantel vases, carpets. &c II.
Dealers respectfully invited CALI as we win 70 n@
advantage. GREEN 4 TAsTETi
Auctioneors and Commission Merchants,
Ap23-3teo Concert Hail. Browns lc''h
AIDES KID eLovEs.-we have just received the ~
IL lowing
Is DOZEN ladies' lzst hid gloves
10 do medium dark do
20 do ladies' best white do
Apot-suf cLAoETr, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
- =
whitefiars.
History Of Cyrus by Jacob Abbott -
Pamphlets.
Colleges by u ]. Owen.
SIKH Volume Humes England.
Ap 70 This day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Bookseller, 9th stre.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

SPRISG and Summer BIiIiincry.--Mn. ANN II. CLARK
~ will the fashionable Wednesday, May 10
O'Clock avery French millinery approac
The and beautiful the variety very
TO which she Invites the attention Of the ladies generally
her customers In particular confidently believing that all be
suited 10 their wishes with Paris styles.
All repairing done with and orders attended
Bank, Georgetown. April 2s-3h.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

JOHN NJ. McCALIA late second Auditor OF the Treas
offers his services the Of claims the
before Congress- the departments In the settlement
military accounts, and agency business generally.
addressed him should His Of
fee l. the Of 9th and Louisiana
wAsmxoros Crry, April 25--u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01
ESlE - y
AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

Hours OF Departure OF ths Passengers Trains.
From Washington al n IN. and AT p. m daily, and q
N. daily except Sunday.
From Baltimore at and p daily, and daily
cept Sunday.
Feb 3-diy PARSONS, Agent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01


A SMALL FARM wASTED.-A person wishes 70 purchase
n farm containing from 2 TO so Of land,
miles from The Capitol the other de Of the Potomac.
requires that there shall be house
igs the place. and would prefer wei improved land
stnng to sell such farm meet purchaser by leaving
the Union Office counter stating the location giving description
the places and mentioning the lowest for which win be
Ap @-0t
SuGAR AND MOLAssEs AT AUCrrON.-on wedpe.-
~ DAY nes INC Let OF May NJ ~ o'clock y. N. Dodreu
wharf, The cargo Of brig fdeia, from Ponce Porto Rico consisting
2l5 hhds strictly prime Sugar
10 hhds superior Moasses
Ap27-dins Aue,,ones5 s,so,~e,o,v.
THE WAYS OF THE HoUR--A new Novel, by y.
Il fenifnore Cooper 1 VOL. bound. - = -
wsvd copperhed, BY Dickens vol, illustrated, bound
The Hungarian Revolution, Praeay.
"'n'""s' and his Successors, BY Washington Irving yol,
Apr -
HAWT1EOHNEs Scarlet Letter--A Romance.
view and beautiful edition Of Longelows Poems vols,
ero.ss The Missionary Enterprise or Sketches Of rominen,
TAYLOR MAURY,
Ap27 BOOKSELLERS, nesr Oh street.
QoARDTNa Ssonsc Tor STORY, double house
on street. south side ih street. The location,
4 unsurpassed. 10 ~ wQvx
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

The pemesthenes of the day too khis seat,
painting with fatigue after this windy speech,
which was at least of one hours duration, amidst
thunders of applause and deafening cheers.
The President could no longer retain his dig.
nifty, and after having INDUCED a hearty laugh,
told the gentleman that his. motion for an
amendment was too late, that the committee
had performed its duty and was ready to report.
We t%hereupon, read the committees report to
the no great astonishment of the Demosthenes
of the day.
The President, it seems, when Demosthenes
had arisen. knowing that from the great guam.
tity of gas which he was inflated, and ap.
pretending that an explosion was soon to ensue,
gave a knowing wink to the Jail committee,
who retired and performed their duty, ere his
speech was half delivered.
1t being late in the evening, and the copsta-
bic having proposed to treat, the police Jury.
therupon adjourned to the nearest tavern to
Ticker.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

signatures attached to this expression of GU,
sentiments" Per Sc, there is nothing very as
founding in all this.
Avery curious phrase in the letter Of the sil
hundred is the following:
"We have yet to learn that your defence o.
the institutions and constitutional rights of the
South ~justities tho suspicion of treason to the
Union"
This is setting up 4 man of straw for the
pure pleasure of Knocking it down again. No
body ever dreamed of suspecting Mr.. SouLE OF
treason to the Union, because he defended the
institutions and rights of the South. The sus.
picion rests upon very different grounds-up-
on his studied silence; his %equivocal phraseolo-
gy; his v~irulent abuse Of the North; his contemp
tnons filings at the. presses which advocate the
Union his pertinacious and obstinate refusal
to answer proper questions civilly and decorous.
" ~propounded; these are some Of the reasons
that "justify the suspicion" If Mr.. SoulE be
not a disunionist, let him say SO. Is there any
thing in the avowal startling to his conscience!
Does he not know that he will be cheered and
sustained in the declaration by a vast majority
Of the citizens. of Louisiana? Does his collea.
que, Gen Downs, retreat behind meaningless
generalities, and personal invective! Is there
within the broad limits Of the South, a solitary
Senator, or Representative, or public man, who
hcsltates for an instant to assume a position,
and to express candidly and boldly his opinions!
What then can be thought Of Mr.. SouLE's 81.
leuce, save that he entertains convictions so
widely and wholly at variance with the senti-
ment of the State, that he fears to give them
utterance.
Does his letter in reply to the six hundred,
with all its smooth and oily language, and its
honeyed phrases, shed q ~scintilla Of light on
the obscusity in which his views are enshrowd-
ed! No! 1t acknowledges the pleasure of the
writer at the reception of the testimonial; it
says something, in the usual unhappy and quer-
u!ous style, about foul and calumnious asper-
sions, and concludes by assuring the six hun
dred that he, Mr.. SoULE. intends, like General
JACKSON to ask for nothing but what is right,
and to submit to nothing that is wrong. And
this is the sum and substance, the be-all and
the end-all Of this most ~oracular of Iucubra-
tions-more mysterious than the outgivings of
the Detphic shrine; more incomprehensible than
German metaphysics.
If the six hundred are content with the hide
and seek policy of Mr.. SouLE, they are easily
satisfied. They have much to be thankful for,
in the humanity of their aspirations, and the
with which they permit the servant
of the people, to lord it over the people. In due
season, those to whom DIR. SouLE cannot deny
a direct accountability, may feel disposed to
ca!echlse him. Perhaps he may then recognize
tie expedlency OF answering in plain terms.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16
TO the Public.

Having become half owner and proprietor o.
this journal, / have taken upon myself the
arduous task and responsibility Of editing the
the same, conformity with WIN. ?. Bradburn
! am fully aware that the position whichIiav
assumed, .cails for that high order Of talent
for which my limited requirements lily BELTS
me. I trust, however, that by proper industry
and perseverance, / may yet be enabled to sur
mount those formidable obstacles, which seem
to intercept my present designs, and which
bids fair to .thwart and battle my yet lame and
feeble efforts.
I'VE have determined by our united efforts
and means, to render the Sentinel a paper unr'-
vailed BY any in the country, and we may con-
fidently add, that its high reputation abroad ana
its increasing popularity at home, j~ustif'es us
to indulge the f1attering hope that our efforts
will be richly rewarded.
The political complexion Of this paper IS
Wing, and though we intend nobly and man.
fully 10 advocate and stand by the principles Of
our party, we will nevertheless, not loose sight
of that lofty dignity Of character which is so
necessary for us to maintain in our present po-
sitiou, by using any but what we deem hopora-
BILE means, in our endeavors to promote its IN
terest and welfare.
here beg leaye to contradict a report which
has got abroad, that ! have abandoned the
practice Of my profession. The duties l owe
this paper, does not in the least interfere win
my professional pursuits-it being simply those
leisure moments of recreation which l devote
to its columns. therefore, have not, nor DO !
intend 70 abandon the practice Of the Law.
E. w. BLAKE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

FerF #H-f =AhE. --gr ISL 81 L4F TFMt+A- 81 C..
7sAE FARMERS GUIDE, No. ll--Devoted 10
scientific and practical agriculture, detailing
Tie labors Of the Farmer, in all their variety,
and adapting them to the seasons Of the year
- they successfully occur, edited BY Henry
Stephens and F. r. s. E. II embraces every
subject Of Importance connected with agricul.
ture ID All its various branches, both theoreti.
cal and practical. iScience, in as far as it has,
up TO the presenttime, been made available to
practice BY experience, Is treated in its relation
70 every operation as il occurs in the course Of
The season. The work is arranged under four
aistinct beads, representing the seasons be-
ginning with white, and ending with autumn.
Price. ~ cents per copy.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

rDEcEmBER No. OF SARTAIN's UHioN MAGA-
CINE of Literature and Art.-Conteats.-35
original contributions. Embelhshments-The
first Observation-Disclosures Flight
into Egypt-Mount vernon-Winter Music
Christopher Norsh-The Herman-The Ken
nebec Capture-Scenes in China-Fal and
Winter Fashions.
Terms for 1851. Single copies, o.; 5 CO.
gies, elo, and 10 copies for gao +; and an ex-
TN copy TO the person sending the sluboften.
Single numbers Of any month, % cents.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

aJ-G Brown, Merchant Tailor, has removed
his establishment opposite the Court House
where he is now prepared to fill al''orders d:
rectedto him. He has received recent " = very
large and SPLENDID assortment of the finest
cloths, cassiners, &c. Those DESTROYS OF be-
ing fitted out from tip to toe in The most ell
egunt and fashionable style have but to give
him 4 call. His terms are moderate, SO you
needn't be frightened. ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

POPULATION OF WASHING roS.-The census
returns have not yet been officially made, but
the Republics estimate of the population of
that city is as follows: white 29,5O0, free CO.
lored $500, slaves l,9Go-total $1,000. 1t
will be seen that the slave population, in num-
Der, is comparatively triiling.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

TRIr 70 acknowledgements have al
saady been commenced 1t Boston. Gays Major
Moan. for taking over cargoes Of visitors to the
Wot,d's Exhibition At London, next year.
This j. taking time BY the forelock with 4 ven
geance; but when The proper period arrives,
We shall no doubt have plenty Q fstrips to Lon
don and back passage both why's not exceed
ing Ahundfsd collars, with comfort and good
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

uJ The census taker of the Second Ward
in New York states that there are now living
in that Ward two very remarkable females.
One is about 80 years Of age, born in ireland,
who earns : livelihood BY fine sewing. She
has never used spectacles, and her sight is as
perfect - it was in her youngest days. The
other is lol years old, and also supports her
self BY her needle. She is said to be as ac-
tive 10 ) woman offifty, and dispenses with the
use Of rpec.acles.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

3u The cholera has again made its appear
ence in our midst Several of our citizens have
fallen victims to this awful seQurge within the
last week., E ,r
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

GENERAL TAYLoR's REMA1ss.-The Re.
mains Of Gen. Taylor passed through Balti.
more Oh the 25ih Of October, en- route for thei.
final resting place in Kentucky, attended by
Major Bliss and Col. TAYLOR.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-11-16

II It will be seen in another column, that
Mas LYDIA R. KlsGMAN, SO favorably known
a. a teacher, has ~re-opened her school ut q re-
tired and pleasant location, on Plaquemlne
street. This intelligence will doubtless be
greeted with great satisfaction BY this conmu-
Mtg. - ea t-E 5Eg7