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PnssenUors Sailed .

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BoLIvAR-Brig Caroni-hr Wappaus, Mr. Krohn, Mr.
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PkQCLAnATTIo ois-A 5; W0SDBULL. MAYOR.

EXTRAORDINARILY 5. WOODRUFF, MAYOR
Whereas TabstI Watts of l02 Nassau street, praying
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Sworn before me, the q sh day Of February, 1850
CALEB 2. WOODRUFF, Mayor.
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nR coofIR u DIANE STREET mas. TOR rnE
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ehsrse.
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NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CUREsi-SENINAL
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nR oRRGoRY CAN BE coNTIDENTIsLLT CON-
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yearl this city induces the Doctor 70 sdr his advice viii
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Dn JOHNSON, NO. 10 Duhrs srRsEr. so vkII
~ known N the treatment Of delicate disease Doe
tors for skl In thos hafcuret
essteS years. pre- eminent Constitutorai
brought secret habit s1ectuAiy cured Recent
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DR MORRISON 10 CoNrIDRNrIALLr CONSULTED
Len all dissasss 81 delicate nature An extensive prse
Hce enables him vtkeut recent
sured IRON three W ss dsys Structures an seminal vek
ness he Invariably See hs Loader Diploma In ne
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-01-09
PIAQUEAINE, JANUARY 9, 1850
Biens de la succession de feu Joseph Materne
Les Quinse Escldres, ci-apres nommts;

Biens de la succession de feu Joseph Materne:
Les Quinse Esclares, ci-apres nommts;
Jim, age de 56 ans:
Drausin, age de -26 ans;
Bds'Ie, age de II ans;
Otids, agl de Ia ans;
Ate@and-e age de l3 ans;
U3sin, agt de IL ans;
Rosalis. agse de 46 ans, ct ses deuy en-
fants, Isaac, age de huit ans, ct Viciortae,
agee de ans.
Marie, ag,e de 80 ans, ct ses entants,
Alfred, age de ans: Baptiste age de 5
ans: Theodore, age de 8 ans, ct son petit
enfant age dun an;
R0sette, aye de 25 ans.
LIE mobiIier appare1ant Ia dite succession.
Eersa,es de Vente.
Lhabitation payable $1,000 compliant, ct la
balance, un tiers en- Mars 1850, un tiers Ell Mars
1851. ct un tiers en- Mars 1852. Les escl;,ves
appartenant a la societi p.vables, la moitit
compliant, ct Ia balance payable en- Mars 1850,
1851 ct 1852.
Les esclaves appartenant la secession de
Joseph Materne payables CONNIE suit savoir-
Rosalie ct ses deux ertants $500 compliant;
Marie ct ses ouatre enfants $500 compliant; ct
Drausin, jim, Bazile, Oyide Alexandra, Ursin
ct Rosette chaem S5lo0 con ntant, ct la balance
payable en- tros termes cgauX CONNIE cI-dessus.
LIE mobier payable toutes sommes n'exce-
dant pas $40 compliant, ct tontes sommes au-
dessus de $40 payables en- Mars 1850.
Les acquereurs fourniront leurs billets endos-
ses Ia satisfaction des administrators; pour
les propr;ttes de la socittt les acquereurs four
niront deux billets, chacun pour la moiti- de
chaque terme endosses CONNIE ci-dessus les
quels bilets seront payables au bureau du Re
corder de la dite paroisse, ct en- cas- de nom
paiement echeanee, lis porteront intsrets 8
pour cent per an. Hypothtque speciale sera
retenue sur la terre ct les esclaves pour surets
du Placement des dts billets ct tous interets
eventuels. Actes de vente parderant lie Recor-
der aux fra:s des acquereurs.
J. L. PETIT, Shtrif.
Iberville, lS Dec. l849. @
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tete Of Louisiana-Perish Of IbsrriIle
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of decree or order of the Hon
- ofabie 9th District Court of the State Of
Louisiana in and for the Parish Of Iberville, to
me directed, bearing date the oath Of Decem-
her, ls49, | will offer at public sale to the high
est bidder on
G Thursday, 10th of January,
1850, III 10 o'clock. A. NJ, the
Movable Property
belonging to the succession of Christian IL.
Menslaee, deceased.
Terms of sale-Cash.
Sale to take place at the late residence Of
said deceased, at the Bayou Goula anding.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, 29th Dec 1919
Eta, de la Louisia ane-Paroisse d'IberriHe.
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Vcnte de Succession.

I'm vertu dun ordre ou dGcret fHon. cour
T. du Gene District de rEtat de la Louisi-
ane, ell ct pour la p&roisse d'Iberylle, ell date
du "a Decembre, l849, J'exposerai en- vente
publique au plus offrantet dernier encherisseur,
Jeudi, lie 10 Janyier
1850, a 10 heures A. NJ, lie Mobiler apparte-
nant la succession de feu Christian H. Mem
slage.
Conditions Compliant.
La vente aura lien Ia dernier demeure du
dit Christian H. Menslage Ia Bayou Goul;t
Landing.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff
Paroisse d d'Iberville, ce 80 Dec. lS49. JAZZ
State Of Louisiena-parish Of Iber.iNe.
Succession Sale.
DY virtue Of decree or order of the Hon.
ID 9th District Court of the State of Loui-
siana, in and for the parish of lberville, to me
directed. bearing date 2S:h December, 1849,
will offer at public sale to the highest and last
bidder, on
Monday, January ii, 1850,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the ..
Movable Property
belonging to the succession of Marie Bafbe
Landry, deceased, wife Of Norbert Melancon.
Terms and Conditions of Sale.
All sums of ten dollars and under payable
in cash on the day of sale, and all SIMS above
ten dollars payable in all the month ef March
1850. Sale to take place at the late residence
of the deceased
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff,
Parish of Iberylle, Dec. 30, l849.
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Us. Wo Marcellite Drill ; Parish Of Iberrille,
lion, Tutrix, and AL. State Of Louisiana.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
DY virtue of an order to me directed from
ID the Honorable the Sixth District Court of
the State Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
lbervlle, in the above cause, will offer at pub
lie sale at the Court House of the parish Of Ib-
erville, in Plaquemine, on
Monday, the 7th of January,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
Slaves,
belonging to the succession of Jerome Blan-
chard, deceased, and to the community which
existed between said deceased and his surviving
widow, Mrs. Marceilite Orillion, to wit:
/. Fanny, negro woman, aged 49 years;
2. Her child Marie Jeanne. aged years;
8. Mary, negro girl, aged 13 years; s.. 80
d. Rosiae, negro woman. aged 27 years, sickly;
5. Valsre, negro man, aged 81 years;
6. Jean Lotis, negro man, aged % years;
I. M1yer, negro man, aged % yeers; s
8. Pouponne, Iorphan) muIatto girl, aged 9
years,
9. Louisa, (orphan) mulatto girl, aged years;
10. Fanny, (orphah) mulatto girl, aged 4 years.
Terms of sale-Cash.
]. L. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish of Iberville, Dec. 5, s49.-dec12
Matthew Mari ct son Cosr de 6eme District,
tpouse U.s. Marcelite Paroisse d Iberuille,
Orlion, Tutrice, ct Al. Etot de Ia Louisiana
I'm vertu dun ordre moi addresse par rho-
u nor,ble Ia susdite cour dams la cause ci-
dessus intitulee, Jexposerai en- vente publique
au plus offrant ct derner encherissenr la mai
son de cour de Ia dite paroisse Plaquemine,
Luntsf, lie Janvier,
1850, la % sheares A. NJ, les
Esclayes,
1i-aprss derritts appartenants Ia succession de
feu Jerome Bianchard ct a Ia communante qui
existait entire e2lit ieu Jerome Blanchard ct son
fpouse Marcelte Orillion, savoir:
l. Fanny, negre Sc, agE de 49 ans;
2. La file Marie jsanae, ag de 8 ans;
g. Marie, negresse, age de l3 ans;
4. Rosine, negresse, agle de 27 ans, maladive;
s. Valere, negre, age de 81 ans; =
s. Jean Louis, negre, ae de 2l ans;
Z. Mayer, negre, age de p ans;
8. Poupone, (orpheline) malatresse, agae de 9
,9 AIS;
Louisa, (orpheline) mulatresse, agte de 6
ans; 8ss s5s
10. Fanny, (orpheline) mulatresse, agee de 4
ans. za
Conditions compliant. ID
]. j. PETIT, sharif.
Paroisse d'Iberville, ee Dec. l849.-del2
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TERMS OE THE SENTINEL.
SrEscRrTIoN-Five Dollars per anhdm. invariably in ad-
vance, No subscription taken for less period than one
year.
ApvERTIsING-Onc Dollar per square, less) viii
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ton thereafter. All advertisements specified as to
number of Insertions wiilbe published until forbid and
charged accordingly In languages charged double
Announcements for office $40, TO be paid invariably in
advance
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State Of Louisiana-Parish Of Iberrille
Succession Sale.

kOuOS6So1O3D
ni virtue Of three DEGREES of the District
ID Court of the parish of lbervlile lst, one
in the suit of H. F. Debieux, administrator OF
the succession of Jos. Materne, Us. ). r brea1lx,
for a partition, dated 18th September, l349--
Cd. another in the matter OF the succession OF
Jos Materne, dated on the same day-and Sd,
another in the matter of the succession OF Jac-
oues Piercire Breaux, dated the 18th Fecem-
Der, 1871 will proceed to sell at public auc-,
fion, on
Saturday, 10th January, 1850,
on the plantation hereinafter described, COM
mencing at the hour of 10 A. NJ, the following
properly, real and personal, being that Of the
SUGGESTIONS Of the said j. Matcrns and J: p.
} Breaur, deceased,
and Of the partnership which existed between
them, to wit: -
Property Of said partnership, and belonging
to the said two SUGGESTIONS, in equal undivided
shares:
A PLANTATION, or tract of Land lying
and situate in this parish, on the west side OF
Bayou Crosse Tete, measuring nine arpents
front on said bayou by forty in depth, more or
less, bounded above by land Of VIM. Briggs,
and below by land of Marcellin Bosse said
land established and cultivated as sugar plan
tation.
Ten Slaves:
Bill, aged about 81 years;
Isaac, aged about 80 years;
Tom, aged about 20 years.
Young Eloi, aged about 20 years;
Old Eloi, aged about 40 years;
iSyaea, aged about 80 years;
Tiney, aged about SO years;
Francois alias Puss, aged about 20 years;
Marguerite, aged about 81 years, and her
child Isaac, aged about 3 years.
And all the noveables attached to the said
plantation, including work cattle, horses, uten-
sils, &c.
Separate property of the succession Of Jo-
seph Matern:
Fifteen Slaves:
Jim, aged about 36 years;
Drauzin, aged about 26 years;
Basile, aged about II years;
Ouide aged about IA years.
Alexandra, aged about L years;
Ursine, aged about u years;
Rosalie. aged about 46 years. and her two
children, Isaac, aged years, and Victorine,
years;
Marie, aged about 80 years, and her four
children, Alfred, years. Baptiste; years.
Theodore, years; and another child one year
old;
Roset,e, aged about 25 years;
And all the moyeables Of the separate estate
Of the said joseph Maternc, as inventeried.
Terms.
On the Plantation, $1,000 in cash on the day
Of sale, and the balance payable in three equal
installnents Of one third in all March of each
of the years, 1860, 1861 and 1852 The slaves
Of the partnership payable one-half Of the
,,ricf cash and the balance ia three eQnal annu-
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Movable Property
Parish of Iberyille, Dec 30, ls49.
Etat de la Louisiane--P Paroisse d. Iberuille.
Vente de SUccesSiOn,

Etat de la Paroisse d. 'Iberuille.
Vente de SuccessiOn.
I'm vertu dun d4cret ou ordre de lHonora-
Louisiana, en- ct pour IL p,roisse d'Iberville, en-
te publque au plus offrant ct derner enchtris-
seur
Lundi, lie II Janvier, 1850,
a 10 heures A. NJ, le Mobilier, appartenant la
succession de Marie Barbe Landry, feue epouse
de Norbert Melancon.
Te,mes ct Conditions de la Vente.
Tontes sommes de dix piastres ct au-dessous
compliant le jour de la rente, ct tontes sommes
au-dessus de dix pastres payables en- tont
Mars 1850 Los acquereurs fourniront leurs
billets endossas a la satisfaction de tuteur de
mineurs. La vennte aura lien la residence de
Norbert Melancon.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff
Paroisse dIberyilie, ce 80 Dec. l849. ja2
At Private Sale, g
THE following LANDS, situated on the
Il RayOu Crosse Tete, and the
MarangoHkRa. sss
Township 6, Range 9-Lots 29-and 68 and
SO Of old surrey.
Township I, Range e-Lots 80, 81, 80, SO, N
E. and N. w. qrs. Of sec lO3, N. w. or
of sec. l08, 8. E. or. of sec. lOl, s. w
and N. w. qrs. Of 10, s. E. and N. w.
qrs. Of l02.
Township I, Range 10--Lots 10, II, S. E.
s. w. and n w. qrs. of SO, $. w. or. of
88; Lots and of 80 and 81; 8 and Of
90; l, 2, and Of SO; |, 8, 4, s and Of
94
Township 8, Range e-Lots ae, 10, 10, II, Is,
IA, l3, %, 20, u, 26, q, 25, 81 and "a.
Township 8. Range l0--Lots ! and 2 of s..
Township 8, Range lis. w. or. of Al, s.
w. Or. of Sc, N. E. Or. Of So.
Township 8, Range Il-Section Al.
Township II, Range As. E. Or. of rs.
Township IL, Range l3-N. W., and S. w.
.qrs. Of 36; N. W, s. w, n E. and s. E.
qrs. Of 25;S. e., s. w. and N. e. qrs. of
%. 5 a @ A
Township l3, Range It's. E. %. Of "a.
For terms apply to WIN. A. READ,
ja2 Plaquer4 4ine. 3
TUST Received, from New York
O Bleaehed Winter Sperm Oil; Double Loa
Sugar. do mashed; also sweet Spanish Choco
late; for sale at RICHARDS Store
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, Post Office at Plaque
1850.
Huff, il .
Hunt, Il c
Hebert, Marse'ine
Heisch, Bernharot o
johnson. VIM
Jurmer, +
Lagrange. Ade. 3
Len,on, Francis J
Little, Isaiah
Lurin, Peter
Leblac. Cenont
Monroe, Kate
Mcdonald. Henry
Moagan. Madeznma
Myes, John
Magee, Joseph
Marineaux. f "a
McCIeIand, B
Mckay. John
Martin. John
Mckinner, John
Mumar, franklin 3
Mclean. 8
Mathir. Bowie
Maekly, David
McNeelsmntI,, NeiIl
NicoIs, George
Nelson. Jesse
Pike, VIM B 2
Petit, C L
Pail, F II
Pecok. Frederic
Parks. Austin B 2
ProIznlhn, Samuel
Powell, Benz
Pan. Monsieur
Pye. Alexander
Paerse, l.
Pierce, Eli
Pope, Henry H
Pope. Thomas
Irwin. James NJ
Kelly. Micllael
Kaufman. Julius
Rugan. J A
Reci,ey. VIM s
Robbins. N Ii
Raymond. ii S
Ribire, l.
Reed. Fhos D
Renalean. Monsieur
Reynand. hector
Reisani. st
RAMON. J B
Rain. Eugene
Reed, VIM
Scott, John s 2
Symmes, Lncy
Shed, Alonzo E
Smith, James A
Schla,re T. Dnpny
Stringer, Eliza B
Sergeant, Mary A
SanIt, F
Seller, Celina
Shortly, Robt
Sewers Auguste
Thompson, Albert s
Taller, Fl
Thompson, Albert
Taylor, James F
I rscy, james
Trago, WIN
Thompson, Albert
Tessmer, Monsieur
Theodore, Mr.
WaIch, Eliza
Willis, Jacques Ricard
Watson. K l.
Whitridge, w c
Woods, IhOs e.
Wilkinson, DR. J B
Yerkes. J E
Young. Henry
Yates B F
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