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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01
Stale Of Louisiana-Parish of Iberuile
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of u decree or order of the hon.
ID orable 9th District Court for the State of
Louisiana, in and for the parish of 1berville,
bearing date 4th May, 1850, l will offer at pub
lie sale to the highest and last bidder, on
SATURDAY Sh day Of June, 1850,
at 10 A. NJ, the following described property
belonging to the
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01
STA SE0REg
MAMMOTH STORE.

TNIE Undersigned has Just received dnMt from the North, ad has now openeda at the
l. MAMMOTH STORE,
Opposite the Planters Hotel corner of Phrenune and From streets,
the largest and best asored stock of Goods ever offered in this market His stock will on
Iast pmtf the following articles viz
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01
Succession of Julien Allain,

Succession of Julien Allain,
deceased, and to the community which existed
between said deceased and his surviving widow,
Hortense LIE Blanc, consisting in-
A tract of Land, situated in the Parisnof
Iberville, on the left bank of the Mississippi
river, it being the land granted to Santiago
McCullock, measuring eight arpents more or
less in front on Bayou Manchac, by the depth
thereunto belonging, and containing three hum
dred and twenty superficial arpents more or
less, bounded above by land supposed to be
vacant, and below by land granted to Joseph
Richard and owned by Celestin Roth.
Terms of Sale.
Two thousand dollars payable in cash on the
day of sale, and the balance of the price Of adj
Indication payable in all the month of March,
1851. The purchaser to furnish his note for
said balance, endorsed to the satisfaction of the
widow and tutrix, and made payable at the Of
fee of the Recorder of the Parish of lberville,
and to bear interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from time due until paid. Spe-
cial mortgage to be retained on the said tract
Of land and appurtenances to secure the pay
ment of the said promissory note and all inter-
est that may accrue thereon.
Sale to take place at the court house Of said
parish in Plaquemine.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, May 6, ls5O-mys
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

METHODIST MrsslouAny SoQsrY.-The thir-
ty-frst anniversary Of the Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held
in New York on Monday night, the 18th inst
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

Dams Ia succession de Cour du Seine District
fen John Solomon. Paroisse dI beruiHe.
r Els creanciers de Ia succession de John So
IL lonlon, ct toutes autres personnes inter-
ressees sont par lie present notices de deduire
sous dix jours de Ia date de &c present les raj
sons pour lesquelles le tableau ct compile final
ce jour enregistre par administrators de la
dite succession ne serait pas homologue ct con-
firme ct que lie dit administrators soft decharge
ct que sont cautiomement CONNIE tel soft an
MULE.
Par ordre de Ia cour, 81 Mai 1850.
my25 PAUL DEBLIEUX, Grefier.
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i. M. epass

Amctioneer and Commission Merchant,
nFETCE No. 90 Banks Arcade, viii make lib
" eral Cash Advances on CaKgoes to arrive, or
Merchandise in store, to be sold at Auction. he
will also give attention to the sale Of Real Estate
negroes, Stocks Slaves, etc.etc. oc24ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

New York Saddlery Warehouse,
No. Is Canal, near Camp street,
~ Andrew G. Bull & Co., Ma
4NAn nfactirers and Dealers in Saddles, Brides,
Martingales, Harness. TRUNKS, GrsMYm
Whips, Hogskips, Skirting, Saddlery TaSeI INK
Ware. Coach Trimmings, and Furni- 4ksss1sl1C
ture Of every description. Also, Harness, Bride
and Band Leather. Having a large and complete
assortment, we do not deem it necessary TO enume
rate a long list of articles, hut invite purchasers to
call, with an assurance that they will, IN so doing,
procure what they want, and at prices unusually
low, at the sign Of the Black Horses Head, No. Is
Canal street, New Orleans, oc24 3m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

In the succession Of 9Th District Court,
John Solomon, decd. Parish Of IberuiNe.
THE creditors Of the estate Of John Solo,
IL mon, deceased, and all others interested,
are hereby notified to show cause, if any they
have, within ten days from the publication here
of, why tee final tableau and account this day
filed by the administrator should not be homo
LOCATED. and made a Judgment Of this court,
ane that the said accountant be discharged and
his bond cancelled.
BY order Of the court, May 81, 1850.
my25 PAUL DEBLIEUX, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

GMITH g. BROTHER are receiving by al
- most every arrival from New York fresh
supplies of goods in their line, to which they
invite the attention Of purchasers. Their stock
Of goods, manufactured by themselves express
ly for this market, comprises every kind and
quality Of SADDLES now in use, together
with alarge supply Of BRIDES, MARTIN
GALES, BITS, SPURS and ST1RRUPS,
Saddlery Ware, Coach Trimmings, Tools, Lea
ther, &c. au22 ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

f In the succession Of Sirh District Court,
Wo. Alexander RebouL Parish Of IberviAe.
WHEREAS, Adonis Petit has petitioned
w this court for letters of administration
in the succession Of Wo. Alex. RebouI, decd,
notice is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to show cause within ten days from the
date hereof, why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted.
By order Of court, May 81, 1850.
my25 PAUL DEBLIEUX, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

Mourning Goods.
Black bonbazines, alpacas and Orleans, extra fine:
Black mousseline de lanes, black bareges, all qua
iites;
Black silks, widows silks, lace wells aud hdkfs;
Black embroidered cambria handkerchiefs;
Black printed bordered handkerchiefs;
Black and white lawns; black and white ~calicoes;
English clouded calico; black and white chine gin
CHAINS;
Black and III te shepherds plaid gipghams;4
Black Grape, black Ariophanes and widows a
White Grape and Ariophanes; black silk iulle;
Real Lodi plain black c~aIicoes, etc etc.
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Succession de teue Cour du Gene District,
Wo. ALer. ReboA. Paroisse dIberuiNe.
n TTENDU que Adonis Petit a p~resents
IA une petition 4 la dite cour a reffet d'obte-
mir des lettres administration dams Ia success
sion de feue We. Alex. Reboul, avis est par le
present DONNIE 4 tous ceux que celia cconcerne
d'ayoir 4 dednire sous dix jours de Ia date de &c
present les raisons pour ~lesquelles il ne serait
pas fat droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia cour ce al Mai 1860.
my25 PAUL DEBIIEUX, Grefier.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOE THH EAAA TRADE.
THOMAS BRADY,
EbsrtrnS ct.
DRY G0ODs-Opening of The Fall Trade.
St.

LIVERY variety Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, comprising all the
IL Fancy Goods, to eher with the best and most approved Staple and DN
lures are now being offered considerably lower than our usual uniform low pc
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Parish of lberyille, May 81: 1850.
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win you justify before any forum tie provision by which you
order to be sold slave the who wants money to pay
the charges of an illegal imprisonment
II is the first duty Of State to protect the liberty Of the
who renders her allegiance II Massachusetts and
South Carolina towards each other as foreign States
there were treaty between them containing spulaons SINH
lar The proviion of the constitution Of the United States
securing the citizens of each State all privileges and i'm
munes Of citizens in the several Staes II there were be-
sides provision for the arbrament of differences and IT,
under such the conduct of South Carolina had
been precisely what been under the constitution i,
would have afforded just and if persisted in sufficient
Cause of war.
We say little Of this. We are condemned by many at
home account of silence. only refer to il now in
answer to charges Of aggression
Let me say in conclusion that the Supreme Court of the
United States having decided that il the duty of Congress
pass the necessary laws carry into effect the constitu-
tonal provision relative to the delivery of fugitive slaves
acknowledge the Obligation and ready to discharge
cordng to my best judgment IT, in consequence Of the egs
laon Of portion of the States for any other reason you
have lost the remedy you formerly possessed bound
give you But in this connection recognise ALSO
and mean to discharge another duty and that is protect
the rights OF the inhabitants of whatever color of my
State No bill receive my sanction which shall not
guard by sufficient securities the liberty Of free blacks.
To do this and at the time give you what you have
right 10, an efficient remedy, is without difficulty but
the difficulty is not nsuperabe and SHALL in good faith,
endeavo to it. beg you also to remember in de-
handing your rights that il would be basenes in
abandon the humest who dwell under laws and say
to you, in ankness, that appears less evil that
master should lose his slave than that born free should
be reduced to slavery.
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ed excellent in the campaign the march
Camargo, there to be muster ed out Of service"
One company you would SUI pose from this had done all
that commendsble the part Of the Texan military
One solitary company indeed had "re dered excellent
vice " Where the Texans at Monterey They had
entire command Of hs city, and 1t with difficulty after
the flag bad in that they could be induced
pend moment their active exiions vindicaon Of
American honor compel the instant captuaton the
destruction of be And for time did they ponder
before they obyed their superior orders They had carried
the shops palace and every sness Of the enemy, and
placed there the American banner in triumph ang proud
ly, victorious those within the city. And yet,
sir, Of oil this only said !" one company rendered excel
lent service J" .#.>
at is deemed necessary to station small force at aredo
the east bank OF the Rio Grand for IN purpose Of
ting that frontier from lndian deredatons and Grabbing the
Government of Texas extend jurisdiction with IA
cility 10 the river"
The uris con If Texas under the eye Of the General
EXTENDED TO the Rn Gande but, under the eye Of the Ex
scuive Texas has rights upon that river This sir,
the persecution meted US from tocse prejudcas
and which seeks to INFECT upon the Illuminating
blow OF m Infringement upon our State severe gniy.
But sir. this is not all There another most extrsor
dnary letter from Monterey the l0h June, ls47,
from which will read an exuact
Sir have ordered the muster oil the comany OF mounts
ed Texas my letter of June 8h 1t
enrolled for the war, aud commanded BY III. w. Baylor.
MAJOR MeCullcgh's company has be,n discharged and
five companies IL Texas horse, the number
laid down your memorandum Of April Goth.
rgret report that many of the twelve yolun-
teers on their hence lower Rio Gande have
committed extensive depretons ard outrages upon the
peaceful inhabitants There scarcely form OF crime that
has reported committed by em but thew
have passed beyond my reach, # they we're here il
would be found next TO impossible detect the
who thus disgrace their colors aud their country Were il
possible the Mexican people 10 resistance no more
eecus plan could be devised than the very pu
Of volunteer ,giments be discharged
The volunteers Tor the FAR give OF bet
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Mononsalia Academy.

ORDERS tickets shares
the above splendid lotteries viii receive the most PROMPT at
enon, and official of each drawing sent mmed
ately after it is all who from u.s. Address
]. d 9. MAURY, Agents,
tune 10 Alexandria, Virginia.
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Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters So. so
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $50 90
DO. do 20 half do 65 90
Do. do &c quarter do go 5o
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States being equal in population were equal ,wer but
the conduct Of the North in increasing rapid
w. has dis urbed the equilibrium, and . the equilibrium
must be restored" What does this 1t means, sim
ply that tho popular representative character Of Govern
ent must be changed and that sllvery must be Introduced
into il as element Of power and ba ancs to superiority
numbers does not appear me to be ssary to do
more than state the demand.
ssThe eqlithrlum must be restored " can understand
the feeling prompts the demand, withou, being able to
assent to It's reasonab Let Us test by example,
Suppose should go to wealthy and prosperous gentleman
and say to him. sSr my grandfather great gran ia her,
the case might be had good property yours but
am now poor and you rich; and, What is more fnd
that daily growing poorer and you rlcher Sir de-
mand that YOU restore the equilibrium This desire 70 re-
store the equilibrium is strong passion among men, Moern
laws severely restrain its But Macaulay tells US
chat hundred and fifty two bundled years ago, IL was
not considered disgaceul reduced gentleman take
ride on H)unslow Heath to restore the equilibrium.
Exiravsgaot this demand is and though there may be
few who make directly, and in the form Of amendment
the cons uon yet fear that the principle which lies at
the bottom Of it, namely the preservation Of equality Of
beoeen the slupehoing aud sapeholdng States has
governed and continues to govern many. Thsy strive and
hope gain hr object by exped ens suited the emer-
gency bue annexation al one times Mexican Span
ish war at anoher the division o. Stale at a third This
il The feature IN this that than any thing else
alarms me with respect 10 the future.
When an &c aon occurs for the accomplishment Of such
purpose there those uho do not hesae to to the
mos, dangerous agitation TIE South must b. aroused the
South must he united aroused believe those who would
be their broth en- their enemies unit at "al hazirJs
and for "the last extremie" What the present may fail
70 afford for cmplsnt is made up by recital OF the past
There Of matons recognition here OF JET
fersons principle that generation is not Liable for the
debts of ancter the sins Of fathers visited upon he
heads Of the children; and you will visit upon US as
witness the first article 10 the catalogue Of Offences the ord
nance OF 'S7) the sins that your fathers committed
The aqqressions # the North This is the cry with
which our ear, daily ring. The Invasion by the North q he
constitutional rights Of the South This is the aieg d foun
dalton for the demand, by some, Of new qua antics by
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= - Ao111Os
lnN taking his esidence 10 Washington D. C during the
" Sessions Of Consrcss The respectfully offers
may have business peadiDg before Congress- not = lobby
member in the justly obnoxious o. that term As
an syo~sd and responsible agee q MEDIUM Of intelligence
hasd needing 70 Dc q Acts ease tor the
collection Of which they have from he Of other
memorAs on the other kahd rssi6ep ia distant differ
en parts Of sounty seng reliable channel inter-
prefer through whom may bePrpesy Facts
Bot the Editor Of the Plough the Loom, and The Anvil
wishes Il neyerheles 70 be Well understood that hjourssl
by learning from Members ii Congress The condition and
wants Of agriculture In the different States 20 make et more
fruitful q advantage % ho great iadu.ria persui,so which
has been the habit and the he might the
instinct, ofhs lille iodevote his pen and his heart.
On mere matters Of business, such remace Of snbscp
VII the undersigned may as with
aranee q prompt attention. Walnut street Philsdei-
H. should Ss srs.see where
they will be find him. az Washngfna ID C. ssaF
dec 4--aawAw (RepahlicS Union) .. ., SKINNER.
a GENCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. CAUs-
IN TEN ate Of Baltimore having made this city his per-
residenee. viii undertake, With his zeal
and diligence, the settlement o claims generally and
particularly claims before Congress- against the ua,en ,e
that may be raised Tor the adjustment q po
alton other claims lie has in shase The entire class
arising Of French spoliaons prior the 800 with
reference which, 10 addition 70 Of documents and
proofs his he has to those in the archives
Claimants and the navy fund, Etc., bounty lands
duties &c &c. and those requiring life insurance.
have their busness promptly attended BY letter. pos
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and inconve
nient personal attendance III asS- R
Having obtained conmion Of Notary PubIic he pre-
pared sh legazed copies Of any required public docu
mens other papers He has been long engaged IN the
duties Of agent that only be now g that
economy and prompt attention shall be 70 I'll business
coded 10 his and hat enable him g render his
vices and facilities ecacous, he has become familiar
with all the forms OF Office. Iy4A4H .sfH
0Ges On n shess, near tie ne. 7reas1y Budidny.
feb Q5-- 5s,g WE sIsM EN- eH xasega4 Bm
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Form for 2 BID 'eAsrs 70 change f, !. adsefiss-

Form for Bid schere no change from adverfise-
msnf u contemplated BY me bidder
=" Cor We, o. tho may be) [here write The nameror
names 10 full Of there state The residence rsidsncesl
hereby propose 10 carry The mail on No. from TO
as chen o. tie advertisements requires, In the lime
stated in The schedules and BY ths following mode Of
veysncs 70 wit Here stale how NJ 70 BE- conveyed, for
the annual sum or I.
Dated sfAH
Form cf Guarcnfy to accompany each Did.
undsrHisnsd there insert the mana d ihs guarsnor
o. susn guarantees that there insert 81 biddsr
obdden, the may be- 4 IL (ov hsir, Ia or
carrying the mall from 70 b. scospssd ~ the
Postmaster General shall enter into an obssou sior 10 the
Ant dsy q Jay nsr, with good and sucsnt surssiss TO
perform The service proposed"
Daisd
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A CARD.-The snbscrber. member Of he former Com
~ mission Mexican Claims, win be n Wa,hinstoc IN
10 ssiants anr he treaty He viii attend 10 snv other
business wish which Ne may Be- ed especially from she
6osh hc:s dsroes q obtaining his services vim address
Andrew Wylie, Esq Waahingson 1-
nov 5--d6 n. NJ. BRACKENRIDCE
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Posr OvvrcE DErAsrsssr, January 1850.


MrER PnlNEAs,s AMERICAN STEEL PRNs.
eiai New York Commercial 5. Original Pine Point
o. Patent Double Spring 7. Extra Fine Point A,c.r;
can. .. Patent Letter Msgnum Bonum. =
The shove Pens which have been highly reeonme,d.d
81 over the eonntry. may Be had a The Bookstore II
r. FARNHAM, corner Of nth street and penn. AZ
dec 2s-- who 10 the agent, vholssale Ana retail. IN
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Commissioner, hOe0yy f'ubflc, ucz1er0J Agent,
a4 1-a's TWsssHzvsT0NsJ D. q
CONTINUES 70 give bis prompt attention to the prosecu-
nepament before any board q commissioners appoin
ed to adjust olaons before foreign Govcrnments pro-
ss s sss rs ss Tsi ss i"s
Is4s e mileage for horss and other pro
fore being mustered and received into the Of the
ted States, and subence and transportation nised for
their use, all claims Of whatever description may arise
possession q ali lie forms snd understands fully all the re-
quiremens Of the Pension and other Offices He also attends
paesais
Of Afriea. tss @gs%s VA y n III Sas n 5s5
Of every State in the Union Commissioner Of Deas take
the probate OF deeds deposons and other instruments Of
writing under SEAL Ge 70 be used recorded the respec
Charges wiz be moderate and regulated BY the amount
claimed and the extent Of services required
receive immediate attention
He honor 10 the Navy aud other Executive
Departments their Exceences the Of
era States Union and 2 Senators and Members Of the
previous and the present Congress gener1liv. dec4
KENNETH CLAMENTs, 10
NOTARY Public, Bossfy L@sd, Pension, ard General
aal I'm AgeRf, sasV t
"a ysF assa At Warrington, asf8 8aE
CONTINUES to prosecute claims for Revolutionary
u vices, Invalid Revolutionary. HaEpay, and Wdows
s,s And e N ss e. e ss ss
Treasury Department and and exp.-
riencc =: general agent enables him to with promptnes
and efficiency all claims committed to his and manage
His charges uniformly moderate II Is expected
that correspondent will pay postage. eesHs NJ
8ti. sa REFERENCEs. a sssd gsG
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala. Gen A. @. Bennett Mis-.
T. Butler King, Ga. Gen. N. TowsoD, r. M. Gen
B. Rhett, g. &. e. Hon. f. La Sere, La.f
j. 8. Phelps Mo-, Messrs Gales s Seaton,
p. w. Tompkins, Messrs Corcoran 4 Riggs,
j. H. Harmsnson, La. Col. T.. r. Andrews, p M.
]. G. Chapman, Md. Col. d. j. Ricardo, NJ Orleans
ID. s. Kaufman Texas, Msj. LloydJ. Besli, PM. A.
Job Mann, Pa Peter Hagner, Esq. Sd Aud.
taa TX. Paris, Comptrol- Treasury. N.g' t0
Ter Of Treasury. saf4fIso sep eo--iy J
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PENSION AND BOUNTY-LAND AGENC y.
t ~ WaahinUtOn & nv ts#t tff }l

" a&uhmkt0n
0Ecs on is ssree' eeposiss hs Treasury Dspdrsmsnf.
~ GORGE M. PHILLIPS. Notary Public and Commis-
NJ soner Of Deeds continues his old Attorney
and Agent FOR the prosecution and collection Of Claims before
Congress and the several Executive Departments OF the Gov
enmen He has lately removed his Office the second story
Of the huldisg formerly occupied BY Gen. Scott the
Of and 18th streets His attention particularly
directed 10 the presentation and prosecution Of
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS,
Whether Revolutionary, Invalid. Navy, Haif-psy or WI
dows, Pre-empton and other Land Claims s8 fee
Revolutionary services-for Communication, Halfpsy,
Bounty Lands 4,
Bounty Lands and Pen.ions for Service. In the late war with
Mexicoi A
Contracts with the drest Departments for Supplies SC
Settlement Of the accounts Of dsbursng and other officers
Of the Government nH1 H8M
Collection Of unclaimed dividends on the funded deb. Of the
United States. $3.50 4 8h
Being possession Of large number OF the Rolls Of the
Army OF the Revolution he i enabled produce the proof
IF ce Of large proportion Of those engaged 10 that srug
gle, and tor which they their widows entitled PEN
sons from the United States
A. Notary Public, the undersigned IL prepared to furnish
legalized copies Of Documents or Reeords. tqX
Cfes will be modeate varying sseording 10 the nature
Of the business transacted Letters receive attention. should
be postage paid, and may Be Addressed 49,.
GEORGE MARTIN PHILLIPS,
dee stawcpsm Box No. 50, Washington.