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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08

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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08
sNNzMENM sEMZAMEA.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
BY william p. Bradburn.
Office, second house abore the Bank, to the right
from, the riuer.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-05-08
NEarrOa en- Prfson

~ NATION eM Rr1e0n.
An IA etc amene b geole de Plaque
n mine, IN negre arrete, CONNIE marron,
Ma nomme JOHN, ct qni 50 dit appartenir 4
Nj. Hugat, residant paroisse de Ascension;
le ditnegre eat ags denviron pieds . pouces
de ttaille.
IN he succession sg 6th District Court,
Thomas Debin, decd Parish Of Iberuills,
No. l32. Sine Of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, Hiram Siglef has petitioned
wv this court for letters of administration
m the succession of Thomas Debin deceased,
notice is hereby given to allsvhomit may con-
cern to show canse within ten days from the
date hereof, why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted.
By order Of court, April 22d, 1850:
s.na4 PAUL DEBLIEUX, Grefier.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-22
SALEM, COLUMBIANA co, OHIo JUNE 3D. 1850

directly or indirectly moulds the human
character, is TO be-studicd by the minister,
aud its benefit or its danger made known
from the Pulpit.
In this work it is to deal first and most
faithfully with the evils of its own age, its
own country, its own city, its own congre-
CATION. Wherever men go, the Pulpit is TO
follow them with its true light. Whatever
invades its provnco-that province Is hight,
Humanity, Purity-be it Fashion, Com
merce, Politics, they are iearlessly 10 DC
met, grasped, and measured by the word oil
God. Not only mag the Pulpit thus explore
Life, but it must, or else prove bankrupt 10
Fidelity. IL is not to follow the camp bnt
in spiritual things to lead the people. IL is
not to wait till foes are slain heiore u raises
its spear; nor 80 asking of Political cabals
what 1t may say, nor cringe to supeIciiious
men of commerce; but occupy itsclt WIN
only this twin thought, how best to please
God and benefit man.
Therefore, against every line of Cowards
Ethics of the Journal of Commerce we sol
emnlv protest, and declare minister made
to its pattern filter to be sent to the pyramids
and tombs of Egypt TO preach to old-world
mummics, thun TO be a living man OF God
among living men, loving them but never
fearing them! God be thanked that in eve
ry age hitherto such pulpits have been found,
the ally of suffering virtue, the champion OF
the oppressed. Aud it in this day, after the
notable examples of heroic men in heroic
ages, when life itself often paid for fidelity,
the Pulpit is TO be mined and sapped by IN
sincere friends and iusidous enemies, and
learn TO mix the sordid prudence of business
with the sonorous and thrice heroic counsels
of Christ, then, o my soul, be not thou found
conspiring with this league OF inquity that
so, when in that august day of rotribuuon,
God shall deal punishment in flaming Inea-
sure to all hirtling aud coward ministers,
thou shalt not go down, under double-bolt-
ed thtlnders, lower than miscreant Sodom,
or thrice. polluted GomoTah
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-22
Rights Of the Free People Of Color.

In the U. S. House of Reps, May 29th,
1850, the bill making donations of the Pub
lie Lands to settlers in Oregon being under
consideration, and Mr.. Bowlin of Mo-, hay
ing moved to insert the word 'lehile' before
the word settler -
Hon. J. r. GIDDINGS said he was per-
factlv aware of the difficulties of meeting in
this Hall any existing prcjudces particular
lv in the short time allotted TO the discussion
of this amendment
The bill proposes to throw open our pub
lie lands in Oregon TO those pioneers VINO
shall encounter the tolls and dangers OF set
tling in that wild and distant region. we
give them the lands in consideration OF the
wealth and advantages which they add to
our nation and Government. The settler
thus pays far higher consideration, in thii
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-22
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
SALEM, COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO.

TRRMS.-$l,60 per annum If paid in ad-
vance,
$l,75 per annum if paid within the first six
months Of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, IL payment be delayed
beyond six months.
" We occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
to be interested in the dissemination Of anti
slavery truth, with the hope that they will cith-
or subscribe themselves, or use their influence
TO extend its circulation among their friends.
EFr Communications intended for insertion,
10 be addressed TO OLIVER JOHNSON, Editor
ALI others to JAMES BARNABY, Publishing Agent.
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INGERsOI.I.,s NEW WORK.

EA BLANCHARD philadelphia just an Hissor
IL skesuh ofhe War bsrxsen e pnlsd STATES Of
Asres and Great Britain declared AZ q Congress ue 6
Chaes InseTson, ebfaeas ne events q lbl4 n Welt
printed oso volume Of ss pages double columns, paper eovs,
Mr. gerson position, member Of Congress- daring The war
mites for the collection q Information from ali ren
domestic public and pvatc or these advantages aysed
himself result imnense III eurious snd IN
erestins which the light 6 me and euci
dates many hitherto doubtful oin respecting
q that period Inc volume Z no, confined % details
naval and military Conflicts Bat treats particularly Of the legislative
struggle together with sketches Of prominent actors
othef matters WIZ be found chapter United
Sass from is charter 20 It's winding up with plan
Persons reading country obtain this book through the
Dec 7-3eo y.
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
French Confectionery, Bon BoMs Fa~cy Borss. Coms'fih
&c. Wt ffrat
GAUTIER respectfully the public that he has
y, completed his winter arrangements and Il fully prepared &
nish
BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS, AND PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
SERVES, COMEsTIBLEs &c, Ac In the best manner and 4
He would state that he given particular attention. during
past summer the manufacture Of every description Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BoN-BoNs, &c,
to which he especial attention, he thinks no has arrived
other America proved BY the large orders he
tnualy receiving from the North for these articles
FANCY BOXES, &c.
importation Of these goods has arrived, and viii be
ranged public inspection Saturday. the 2d instant which
particularly the Of those desiring holiday present.
ported country, and win be sold on the most Reasonable
terms.
The following articles store, and constantly for sse
800 boxes Petit Pos
500 do Mushroom
100 do Trufes
5000 lbs preserves assorted by pound the botas
Large assortment Of sauces, Spanish olives
800 bottles curran jelly, assorted 81 es
1900 lbs. chocolate, Of. different kinds
800 quart bottles Of fresh tomato
800 bottles tomato sauces, ut rs cents per bottle
hire reasonable terms, the following uu
Two pair of very nch candelcbras
Silver spoons, large, dessert and tea
Forks, and dessert
Glass ware Of every description
A LA WILLIE DE PARIS,
Dec i3-aaw2w corner Of ilth street, and Pa svenss
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Dec 9-eostif

MIME STORE.I beg invite the attention of strangers
and citizens generally well and choice stock
wines bandies &c. old and Of the highest ORDER which
offer for sale ut moderate prices; SGT ti
Madeira bottles and casks Of various grades, very old
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and In wood.
Port wine, of very superior quality and genuine
Rhine wne Of varet them steinberger Cabinet
" Steinwein in Bocksbrutel.o .ft HHftt ~
Also, Sparkling Rhine and Mosee from the house of Henke
CO., in Mayence, the Rhine. . tsa
French wines-Champagne Heidck," Mumm Co.." de
Bnmont," Moet % Chateau Lafe' "Haut hron
/" Haul Taance," st. Julien &c.
Table Claret, Sauterne, &c.
Bandies, In boles vintage 1875 Old O." "London
Dock" &c.
Also, draught, dark and pale Cognac.
Jamaica Rum In bottles, high proof and finest favor.
Holland gin, very fine and pure
Irish, Scotch, American Whiskey, bottles and
Aniseue de Bordeaux, Curacoa," ovid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Btters, prepared by myselE) @
Scoth Ale and London Brown Stout, &C.
Always kept choice article of Havana cigars.
JOHN H. BUTHMANN,
Pa avenue, south side, between ~ and streets.
Dec 7-2twif2m ~ Fs't-8
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Transportation Of stores.
Bureau Of PROVISION. ana Com I.n".s,

NAVY DKrARrnrrr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, January T. isso.
pRoPosAs sealed and endorsed Proposals for cht TO Pen
sncoa will be received this Bureau O'Clock,
on Friday the LIST day Of February, 1885, foe transportation
barrels tmcse OF government from the navy
yard brooklyn, New York. 10 the Pensacola
Inc offers mus. state The price asked barrel without dsnc
uon between wet and dry and each barrel half barre
beef pork -four nee, vinegar, pickles. whsky, apples,
viii be considered a. barrel all other packages
me rate OF 5 cubic feet 70 barrel whatever they
sna - me sure men Of all casks other Than barrels the as viii
the port Of Brooklyn for taking in cargo and heen
working days 70 allowed dischsreing the
same No psimsge 10 be allowed. n 'TTl-T7'7~ 80
r%cns 70 Be made BY any navy agent IN the United States, be
eected by the bidder and named In the charter
days aner producing satisfactory evidence delivery Of the
cargo The vessel me inspection the
n navy yard BY the loh day Of February, 1850 ready
cargo and not presented for examination within days
nhc being noded Of
sbey 70 c the eht ne bidder or ske such
sunnesmsnts e may bsst mbssrs ne public interest \
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NEW MUSIC.-yust
Stationery Sore door Of 18th Pennsylvania
following and popular Music from the publhers VIII
liam Hall Son, New York. which we will sell At reduced
price, four WIN. FISCHER.
Lonely Rose, sung by Jenny Lind, composed by
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover. st 7sT }7a3g-.E
Why do Weep Thec admired ballad written by Wallace
When pensve feelings wake the sigh written Austin Phillips.
Were but his wife, by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Sloman.
Dgent Hose Company Quick Step performed by Dodwoh
Band.
Two Merry Gipsies, a duet, by McFanen.
Voice from the Waves duet composed by Stephen Glover
The Freside Song by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament Dumboons Serenader
The Moonlight of the Heart, by Strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrsys Mnstrels f'
Deyas Vale, Scottish ballad by the Of the cold Kirk
yard.v N
Filtration Polka by M. suakosh
Robert le Diable, arranged by Y. Beyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations by james @. Maeder.
The Syren Polka, by M. Suakosh.
La Syiphide Fantasia Romantique, by M. Suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by 9. Enrich
s8 Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree
Oh, watch you well by daylight.
The Rose Of Tralee
The Bowid Soger Boy
Jesnne and Jeannot.
Emma Snow.
Dinah
The Low Backd Car
Oh, would Iwere girl again
hat enchantment
Call, by l.. Trip.
Child Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Rataplan, by Jenny Lind.
Maxurka by Bateman.
My and bugie horn, by Watson. .f
The Chamois sung by the Raner family.
Our fair Italy, Duet.
Beethovens Dream. Dec T.
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Land, Pension, ard General Agency.

WILLIAM H. MlNNIX, Of the General Land Office, will
claims of kind the before
Congress Of the departments His the different
branches Of the departments especially those In relation military
bounty lands, will enable him to full satisfaction all who
require his The promp issue Of lands sold
military win secured,
taken deadeter Claims
vices the revolutionary Of 1912 Mexican
will receive special attention He will also attend the sale
collection
this city by residents and others. M 81
Shields, formerly
Of Office; Hon. Richard NJ Young,
oner Of the General Land oce all the officers q the General
Office members Congress generally
Thomas Richie, Edmund Burke, Peter Force, W. seson,
Blair, J. c. Rives Richard Wallach. 81 s
Office Haup Weedons Coach Factory, Of the Centre
Market, Washington, ID. G.
SEM .
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NO. ., OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constant,

NO. Q, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET have constantly
~ ON hand full assortment OF family groceries.
Extra nn r New York family -four
DO DO superSns flour
Do huiied buckwheat
Rye -four Graham -four
Unbolted Hour white wheat)
Fresh ground oat flour
STANDARD loaf, crushed, graduated, ground sugars
Old Java, Maracaibo Mocha Rio and st. Domingo
coffee IN lii'l = IlNIlT' 80
Fine guapewde imperial young hyson old hyson Tyson skin
Superior butter selected from Orange county diaries
Sspago Pamesan Scian pine apple, Imitation English, and
Goshen cheese f7,tt., -
Genuine Boston, oyster, butter soda, crackers
wine biscuits
No l and No. Mackere, in IS lib. kits
barrels and barrels goldfish salmon tongues and sounds and
Scaled herrings boxes
Bleached winter sperm, lard and whale oil
SPERM patent SPERM adaantne, and mould candes
sizes Ifi t& ..F' MI '3-4 TTI ~
variety Of fancy mats, brooms, buckets, baskets,
Pure ground spices of all kinds
Spices Of all kinds In grain u.t. a.s
Spanish and French olives vinegar mushroom, walnut
and tomato catsup mixed pickles, gens, and English pickles.
Preserved lines Guaya Jelly, fruits in strip
Cnnbernes, rasns, figs, currants
Marseles and soh shell almonds, shcbaks bers, walnut
Pecan nuts ground NUTS and Genoa citron .t#t't'
Worcestershire Harvey Reading, and pepper
Anchovie, shrimp, Caver, and Bioier pases
Extract Of emon maoram, celery, nutmeg, vanilla, almond
peach mint orange peel, savoy, OF superior quality
POWDER horseadish anchovies
hower and peach bay salad dressing Coopers
geane, Leghorn, star, chip and seed maccaron, vemce
with many articles we would solici. at
tenuon. For sale by
. DecQ .
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s..ssy az s sss = me
s s ssss 'sIs ' %s 'A'
s s s a e. % S,sss q public
Nenh @ts base Ens and Of the h principal sridisn
Townships ninety az, nineyseven, nnesigh Of range
Tsw..ap. ninety aiasy.r, ainsy.svsn ninety eight, and
TswnshRs ninety three ninety four ninety
sE on Monday a., the
day afJsna.y g. s disposal q the public within
svth tks base line and Of the h principal meridian
rsws:sp nj aae,y aasr, ninety
Ioxn.hps nnsy-iou ninety i've, ninesir, ninetyscven
Township ninety ave- township ninety six ereep, the southwest
q ss su the soSsss, quarter o. section
Indian ssncy1 and townships ninety and nnetegh
Towassips nas,y.,wo and ninety, four. Of range
Townshps ninety one and nisywo q range fourteen
Al The land once FAIRFIELD commencing Monday the
he o~s " s public lands
North the base line and ,Os Of The h principal msridian
Townships sinyseven sixty eight and range
Townshps siIyseven, eight srnine range seven
Tswa.sp. s and q sisa,een
Towa.hips sish, and sixty nine, range twenty
Tswp and
Tows.Sp ssssy q range ~
x: s.s sss sa c%S I
day January neu, for IL, disposal q the public lands
within the following townships, 70 wit; IA TTT@
vth The base line and scsa Of the fin principal meridian.
Township seventy-six, Of range twentyseven. ref
tweuty-eiglt. ~ ~ y 49,
Townships seventy range twenty nine
Lsnd appropriated by the schools,
( purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
the days appointed and proceed in order
vcrsed with all convenient dspach until the whole
oAccd and the sales thus closed But shall
longer than two weeks and private Of the will
be admitted until after the expiration OF the
0scn under hand city Washington fifteenth
Of september Domn thousand eight hundred
nine. lN#&kt&AffE4 z. TAYLOR
ny the President w lsff -
1890 J. BurTERYIELD,
Commissioner Of Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right pre- empon any
lands within the townships
sh the satisfaction
land ONCE and make therefor
after ssefng thb notice. before appointed
nencement of the public Of embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Postponement or the Public Land Sales q Dubuque,
liza Iowa.
Notice hereby the public sales Of lands ordered
anaion the President United States dated the fifteenth
Of September 69 be held the land office DUBUQUE
iowa. seventh and Went days Of January 1850
clared 20 be postponed until further notice
Given under hand of Washington, this llh day
December Domn thousand eight hundred and
y by the President:
& at 49,, j. BuTTERrELD,
Dec u Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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HE subscber proposes Law
eBefnE Monday the 2e and cmna-
ne - Ne 10 day % MARCH, 1850 The divided
ewe The book Junior course win b. sss
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Executors and
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posing attend he subscberf lectures are requested give him
and 30 inform him whether they desire
above works. through this
din rsy w b furnsksd 10 the rtudents ~ cost The
cosss without additional chs The hour for The daily lectures %
Will W BY the Subscriber a. 20 enable
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ChcIera-Treatmsnt and Preventive.

TYR AMATIS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERlENTThs remedy, composed entirely Of
BILE Ingredients and totally free from mineral substance,
bining cathac with cordial and strengthening original
discovered and Dr. Amat celebrated
dsenter bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &c. aA
knowing experience operates kindly
efectua these submitted remedy those
who be attacked by the prevailing fatal scourge and
venye oil who be so fortunate as % escape is first nsdous
symptoms.
TO retail Caruss Music Saloon,
sylvana avenue between m and 18th and the principal
city Of Washington Gsogetown and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for use, with many interesting
certificates accompany each bottle OF the panace very liberal
discount Orders from Of the United States
promptly attended All communications be post paid
Aug. 3-law6 SAMUEL CARUsl d CO.
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Cencerd Academy.
TUE Of hs nsd,anon win commence Of os
49, Y. WIN. COLEMAN A. M, Principal.
LEWIS N. COLEMAN, AN. b.

Hon. John " Mason.
DR. 4. p. Scott. Speaker Of the Senate OF Virginia.
Thomas J. Randolph esq. Abelnariej
Dr. Amistead Cook Portsmouth 3
Robert q. Stanard esq. kicfmondj
VIM. II. Harrison, esq. Prince George,
VIM II. Tayoe, esq., Mount Airy
Richard Baylor. esq., EssexJ
Andrew Hunter, esd JefersonI
Clayton q. Coleman, esq., Louisa,
John Tabb, esq., Goucesterj
VIM II. Roy ESQ.,. Glouceserj
Hon Robert N. Il. Hunter, kssex
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs ID. d., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas n. Bayly, NJ. Cj -t 1T
Judge Daniel Coleman, AlabaniaI
Hon James A. Seldom. M. c.;
Gen. Bernard Peyton,- hchmondI s,s4
Hon. James M. Mason,s Fredercki
Rev. VIM. Friend Port Royal
John Il. Bryan, esq. Goucesterj
Thomas g. Gholson esq.,. Petersburgi
Miers w. Fisher, esq, Northampton;
John w. Tyler, esq., WaIIenton
George y. Wilkins, esq = Northampton '.
Francis Il. Rives, esq; Petersburg.
.Genemen present have wards
members of the Institution.
Sep. 2-6 81 .eH tIntei.l
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

AGENCY OF CLAIMS
having ceased PROPOSE
% ," denote h. = q
4. agent .asnsy .sIyee. s:pssisy Esal
g members q coass; and 70 ,s ge,, number.
Pssioa.y employee N The
those whom thsy Kindly make known bushes.
nsns. q: ne % ss.
Ho' my "'''' 0P PETE ss1 g. WASHINGTON,
Nov. ao-sodim Late Auditor RI Department
cs q Fosa n. ss aSGdp" London
MscuioeSs edition. o. Adam s% Swos Nations I'I1 VOL
Min. POLITICAL Economy . vols. Boston.
The Past the Present. and the Future, by H. Carey; volume,
The Psogs.. Nations. y = e ssa%%i vol New Yo.t
Toois's History q Prices, lsi7 vol London
Es%. SIsgs e s SsG ~ vols s. 5Ssdon
s..s q u,s Protective Policy yol New v YORK
The political Wadass o. TSo@a. Paine voi..
And other works. English and American on the same SCI
janis 10 = " ''''N' ~ rnScK TAYLOR
NEW BOoKs.-Jas received, for sale at TAYLOR : MAU-
ams. n ss s t, ss DARK sssnss Hs e.
Sinclair author Of Jane Bouvee sc Etiquette at washington,
new supply. Janls
Honca Commercial and POLITICAL by Alexander Keith John
g. s soss Sss % s
execution with copaous indcre kc the latest
enjoying The highest reputation For sale copies on)
Dec . '''-''1 - - ''''' fRaxcK TAYLOR
Sk HOsIERYThe subscribers have just received die
Dc which hey respectfully invite Al IL want Of such
US ) Dozen white embroidered ,iIs hos. e'aI 51t
I: 4: 81: s ::. Viii" 'sss !: cs.., rqsl.s
A, u C ,s ssss. .Y !. s l.. priced
| s dozen besl plain black silk hose
q % iowrissd a. DO, cotton top.
do do do DO aeece
James a. Berret
ssnd 70 The prosecution Of claims before Congress and Tho
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HANS ASDERsEss STORY BOOK Sor Csiidrsn, 1
Mary Howiu's Story Book, with Illustrations. i vol
| Mrs Hollands Story Book, with illustrations vol
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JUVENILE Books ser Presents. received ffom every
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