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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-11
Stale Of Louisiana-Parish Of IberpiHe
Succession Sale.


1Y virtue of a decree or order of the Hon
IL the Sixth District Court of the State O
Louisiana, in andsfor the Parish of Iberyile e, t,
meadirected, bearing date the I3th December
1861 will offer at Public Sale, to the high
est and last bidder,
On Thursday the 18th January,
l850gat IOsosclock, A. NJ, .he following des
cribed properly, belonging to the
= Succession Of barbara Kleinpeter, f
toswit. $50 ss
i Julia, Ann, mrlatto woman, aged sc
years.
Celia, mulatto girl, aged 10 years.
3. Fanny, negro girl, aged 9 years
4. A lot of Moveables, consisting in House.
hold Furniture, Cattle, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
The moyeables, all sums of ten dollars and
under payable in cash on the day of sale, and
all sums above ten dollars payable in all the
month of March 1850. The slaves, one-third
of their price of adjudication payable in March
1851, one-third in March 1862, and one.third
in March 1853; purchasers to furnish their notes
endorsed to the satisfaction of the administra-
tor Of said succession, payable at the office of
the Recorder Of the Parish of Ibervilla, and in
crse of non-paylnent at maturity, to bear in
terest at the rate Of eight per cent per annum
from time due until paid. Special mortgage re-
tanned on the slaves to secure the payment of
said notes and interests. Sale to take place at
the residence of Michel Schlatre.
il. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish OF Iberville, December 18th, 1850.
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40 SLAVES

Of both sexes and various ages.
Movable property, consisting in Horses, Mules
Cattle, Farming Utensils, &c.
Property belonging to the Succession of Francis
Pelichet, decd.
Negro woman, SALLY, aged As years. and a lot
of moveables, consisting in Household Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Landed property and Slaves, payable-one
fourth of their price of adjudication in Cash on the
day of sale-one fourth in March 1s52-one fourth
in March 1s53-and one fourth in March 1854.
The moveables, payable, all sums not exceeding
Twenty Dollars, in Cash on the day of sale, and
all sums above Twenty Dollars, payble in March
1851.
Purchasers to furnish their notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed and in coupons, by halves for each install
ment, bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annumf from day ofsale till paid, and payable at
the office of the Recorder ofthe Parish of Iberville.
The Lands and Slaves to remain specially mort
gagged to secure the payment of said notes and inte-
rest.
Sale to take place on the premises.
Acts ofsale at the expense of purchasers. .a5
}. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of 1berville, Dec. 9th 1850.
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TOUR du 6nae District, Paroisse a.

TOUR du 6me District, Paroisse al
~ beryiAe, Eta de la Louisiana.
Johnston Brothers Us. jeremiah Weatherly.
No. 32O.s sgt
En- vertu dun writ de FL F. a moi adresse
par rHon. la snsdite Cour dams Ia cause ci.des-
sus ~intitulee ct numerotee, J'exposerai en-
vente publique au plus offrant ct dernier en-
cherisseur, SAMEDIR Ter de Ferrier, 1851,
a 10 heures A. M. a Ia maison de Cour de la
dite Paroisse, tous les droits, titres, interets
ct pretentions de jeremiah Weatherly en- ct a
Ia propriete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
Une ~certaine negresse nominee Polly agee
de cinquante cling ans, saisie pour s~atisfaire 10
jugement ct les frais du susdit process.
Conditions compliant.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberyille Decembre 28th, 1850.
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Straw Horse.

TAKEN UP by Mr.. Hypolite Marti- q
L neg, an American Sorrel horse-uN
blaze faced-having the two fore feet 1l2
shod-thes hind ones white-with marks Of the
traces on his shoulders. If said horse is not pre-
viously claimed he will be sold at the residence Of
the undersigned, on Monday the third day of Feb
ruary next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
AUG. CHRISTINE,
Justice of the Peace.
Iberville, January Sd, 1851.
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House and Lot for Sale.

ulS@ That fine lot end location, on the
~ corner Of Main and Seminary streets,
fronting the residence Of Mr.. Charre.
is offered for sale on accommodation
terms. The situation is one of the best in Pla-
quemine, either for a house ofbusiness, or as q re-
sldence. Those disposed to purchase, are request
ed to make early application. For further par
ticulars apply to this Office. ian4-1m
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Notice.

THOSE indebted to the succession of Wiltshire
L l.. Fem, are hereby notified to settle their ac-
counts with the undersigned within ten days, and
those having claims against said succession, are
also notified to present them to the undersigned
jan4 E. w. BLAKE. Admir-,
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Etat de la Observation-Disclosures d BerriIe.
Vente de Succession,

C1lCC OC SuCCCSSlOlls
ENN vertu dun decret GU ordre de l'Honlbe
IL Ia Cour du 6me District de lEtat de /
Louisiana, en- ct pour la paroisse d'Iberville,
moi adresse en- date du Is Decembre 1850
J'exposerai en- vente publique au plus haut e
dernier enrherisseur,
Jeudi lie l6 Janyier 1850, A.,
4 10 heures, A. M. les prophecies ci-apres de
critics, a%ppartenant a la
Succession de teue Dame Barbara Kzeinpeter
SAVIOR: .
l. Juti Anne. mulatresse, agee de SO ans.
2. Celia, mulatresse, age de IL ans.
8. Fanny, negrette, agee de 9 ans;
4. Tn lot de mobelier, consistent en- meu.
bles, betes-a-cornes, &c. a.
TERMES DE VENTE.
LIE mobelier, toutes sommes de dix piastres
ct audessOus payable compliant, ct toutes SON.
mes audessus de dix piastres payables en-
Mars 1851. Les e~sclaves, payab|es un tiers
en- Mars 1851, un tiers en- Mars 1852, ct un
tiers en- Mars 1853. Les acquereurs fourniront
leurs billets endorses a la satisfaction de Fad
ministrateur de la dite succession, payables an
Bureau du Recorder de la dite ParoIsse, ct en-
cas- de non Placement a echeance les dts billets
porteront interet a raison de HUT pour cent par
IN, a dater de leur echeance jusqu- a parfait
Placement. Hypot eque speciale sera retenue
sur les dts e~sclaves pour assurer lie Placement
dee dts billets ct tous interets eventuals. LIE
vente aura lien a la residence de Mr.. Michel
Schiatre, Sen.
]. L. PETIT, Sherit.
Paroisse dIberville ce Is Deeembre 1850.
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale on moder-
ate and inviting terms a Horse Mill and a set
of Sugar Kettles complete, such as are adapted to
persons Of a limited capital who desire to engage
in the culture of sugar.
jan4 ]. M. RILS
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Epave.

L a etc arrete par Hypolite Marti--
L nez un cheval American, front 60
blanc, ayant les deux pattes en- avant VEA~
ferres-les deux pates en- arriere 1AA&
blanc-les epoles. porteront les mar F12
ques de Pattiraille. oE0
Sile dit cheval nest pas reclame il sera vendu
lie Lundi 3 Fevrier prochaine, a 10 heures, A. M. a
ma residence AUG CHRISTINE.
Iberville 8 Few. 1851. Jupe d3epair
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LIQUIDATIOy.

THE undersigned being about to retire from
J. the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, will from
this date offer their large and elegant Stock of
their own importation, at prices which will
make it an object for buyers to examine.
Should the entire stock not be sold by the list
of February next, we will close it at auction.
p. Il E. REILLY & Co.,
novSo-3m corner Canal and Royal sts.
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Notice.

OFFER FOR SALE on advanta- Az4
l. geous terms. with or without the 24&9
negroes: my land in this Parish, about
four miles below P%laquemine, of
which about 200 arpents are now in ~1
cane. Persons intending to buy are invited to ex
anime the place.
d2S-4t ABRAHAM TRIER.
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Etat dc la observation-disclosures d'HeyriMe.
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu DUN decret on ordre de rHon. Coul
IL du CINE District de FEtat de la Louisiana en- e1
pour la Paroisse d'Iberville, a moi adresse. J'expo-
serai en- yente p~ublique, au plus ofrant ct derniel
encherisseur,
Lundi lie Ia de Janvier 1851,
les proprletes ci-apres decrites, appartenant en- COM
mum a la 49, l-stz -r-.
Succession d.. fen Francis Pelichet ct a Rene Bougpre.
chacun pour la moitie indivise. PROPHECIES appar-
tenant a la succession
Msa rs ~ TERRES.
Une Habitation etablie ct ~cultivee en- Sucre, 81
tue dams la Paroisse dlberville sur lie cote nord du
Bayou Crosse ete, composee de-
10 I'm Morceau de terre mesurant dix arpents
de face audit Bayou sur quarante arpents de pro-
tondeur. borne en- haut par la terre ci apres decrite.
ct en- bas par terre de Charles A. Slack, ensemble
avec les batisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent
consistent en-
Maisond de Maifre, Sucrerie, Machine a Vapeur,
Moulina Sucre. ct tous les Ustensils pour faire du
20 Les Authorizations sur un Morceau de Ierre
ainsi situe dams la dite Paroisse, sur la meme rive
du Bayou Crosse Tete, mesurant quatre arpents ct
demie, plus on n1oins de face, sur lie dit Bayou. sur
q~uarante arpents de profondeur, borne en- hant par
terre de Hotard ct Labauve, ct en- bas par terre ci-
dessus decrite. Les dites ameIiorations consistent
en- Posses, Barrieres &c, fats sur la dte terre, ct
les droits de presumption que Ia dite societe a ac-
quise a la dite terre. 5
m -Qnex ~x-M 'ssg@
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State Of Lonisiana-Payish Of BeyriNe.
Succession Sale.

IL Y virtue Qfadecree or order of the Hon 9Th Dis
- tr1ct Iourt off the State of Louisiana. in and fol
the Parish of1 bervlle sston me directed, will orel
at Pubic Sale ofhe highest andlest bidder,
On Monday the 18th of January,
ISL, besweenthe hourspof 10 AN. and 2 P. M.
thesfOilowing described property, belonging to the
successiono Of Hasxns Paiehet, deceased,
and Dthe partnershipvwNh existed between said
deceased and Rene Bougere, each for one undivided
halfthereof.
Partnership Property
LANDS.
list. A Plantation established and cultivated as
a Sugar Estate, situated in the Parish of Iberville,
on the North or East side ofthe Bayou Crosse Tete..
composed Of "A THACTOF LAND. measuring ten
arpents front, on said Bayou by forty arpents in
depth, bounded on the upper side by the tract which
will be hereinafter described, and below by lands
belonging to Charles A. Slack, together with all
Inc Buildings and Improvements thereon being and
belonging consisting in a Dwelling
House, Sugar House, Steam Engine and Sugar Mill.
and all apparatus for making Sugar. -
"a ALI the Improvements on a Tract Of Land,
also situated in said Parish on the same side Of the
Bayou Crosse Tete, measuring four arpents and a
haltfront, more or less, on said Bayou, by forty ar
penis in depth, bounded above by land belonging to
Hotard and Labauve, and below by the tract of land
above described. Said Improvements consisting in
the Clearing of said Land, bitches, Fences, &c,
made on said Tract of Land, and all other rights of
presumption, which the said partnership may have
acquired In and to the said tract of land.
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Lumber for Sale.

THE corporation has for sale large quantity of
i heavy lumber, which will be sold CHEAP. and
on accommodating terms.
ja4-tf A. BLACK, Mayor.
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GIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
~ Beruille, State of Louisiana.
TaLk.- D~1<Lo.o I.o~.L VTYa.xlo.J.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
~ Deruile, State Of Louisiana.
| Johnston Brothers Us. Jeremiah Weatherly.
No. 800.
By virtue ola writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed
from the Hon. aforesaid Court, in the above
entitled and numbered cause, | will offer at
public sale to the highest and last bidder, on
SATURDAY the 1st Of February, 1851, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court house of the par
ish of Iberville, all the right, title, interest and
claim of jeremiah Weatherly. in and to the
following described property, to wit:
A certain negro woman named Polly, aged
about ffty-fye years, seized to satisfy the
judgment and costs of suit in the above cause.
Terms Cash.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, Dec. 2sth 1850.
Seeds, Plants Shrubbery, &C.,
F. D. GAY-SEEDSMAN & FLORIST.
Crossman ST., New Orleans.
w aNe Has on hand a prime
~ 4T stock of Garden Field fS33A
&AA and Flower Seeds, and SS1k3
can supply Retail dealers with freshAA
Seeds at SO per hundred papers, labelled and
sealed, by the pound and bushel, at unusually
low prices, for a genuine article.
Also, a large and superb variety Of green
House Plants, Roses, Japouicas, Ornamental
and Fruit Trees, %Shrubbery, &c. &c.
Orders executed with ~promptness and care.
Catalogues can be had at the office of this
paper. nov3o !
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40 a

.9+ s-7 80 - II SF-01A s@FHt ~ 2
mood des deux sexes.
I'm lot de Mobilier, CONSTANT Chevaux, Betes q
Comes, Mulets, &c.
! PROPHECIES de la succession: ~
10 Sally, negresse, agee de 4S ans. a=sz
20 Unlot de Mobilier, CONSTANT en-Meubles
de Maison, &c. &c. q sa*# w
CONDITIONS DE LA VFNTE.
La Terre ct les Eslaves, payables-Un quart
compliant lie jour de la vente-Un quart en- Mars
1s52-Un quart en- Mars 1853, ct un quart en- Mars
1854. Les mobiliers payables toutes sommes au-
dessous de vingt piastres compliant, ct toutes SOM
mes au-dessus de vingt piastres en- Mars 1851.
Les acquereurs fourniront leurs billets endosses a
la satisfaction des parties interesess en- coupons, par
Motto pour chaque terme, portant interet a raison
de hMt pour cent par an, a dater du jour de la vente,
jusqu'a partait Placement, payables au Bureau du
de la Paroisse d'Ibervills.
Hypotheque speciale sera retenue sur la terre ct
les e~scIaves, pour assurer lie Placement des dts bill
lets ct tous interets eventuels.
La vente aura lieu sur 7 Habitation.l
Actes de ventes par devant lie Recoder, aux frais
des acquereurs.
J.. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberville ce 6 Dec, 1850.
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Police .yury-Parish of Eberyille.

On Saturday the 18th day of December. by viz
tue of an order of the President of the Police
Jury of the Parish of Iberville, granted upon the
circular of A. Woodbridge, State Engineer of Lou
lslana-the Police Jury met at the Court House
of said Parish. The following members We're
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-11

ADoLpHE GRASS. Clerk.
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Une ordonnence ponr amender Performance,
'E,ablissant nne Racconrci dams Ia paroisse d.
berviIIe, a etc presente ct Ine Ell apres avoir ete
mise aux voix, a etc nraiifnement adoptee.
Eft aucune aufre affaire n'etant presentee, sur
motion le Juri de Police s'est .%ajourne jusqn'a
sa prochaine session rsgalier, sayoir-le premier
Lundi de Janvier 1851.
ApoLrHr GRASS, Gefier Pro tenn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14
CHESTERFIE

At meeting of portion ofthe Wings OF Chesterfield
held at their Court House Monday, the 10th OF Fe
bruary, on motion Rev. J. STEER was called to tn
Chair, and IHos VADEN, ir., appointed Secretary.
| The Chairman in few pertinent remarks explain
ed the object OF the meeting to be the selection OF sui
table number OF delegates to represent the county in
Convention proposed to be held in the city of Rich
mond the Goth inst for the purpose OF selecting
candidate to represent this Congressional Dis rct in
the next session OF our National Congress-
On motion of Thomas Dunn, Esq, preiased by a
short and appropriate address, it was unanimously
Resolped That the Wings of Chesterfield are in ia
your Of the preservation of the Union,
RESOLVED, That we will support man who is in
favour of destroying the Compromise measures OF the
last session of Congress.
Resolved, That will lend our hearty support to
the nominee othe Convention, provided his sentiments
coincide with those expressed in the above resolutions
Resolved, That the following gentlemen be and are
hereby appointed as delegates to said Convention, viz
l. Dorset Thomas Dunn, Archy Dunn, l. McPearce,
Chas Drake Parker Hare DIR. A Eatteson Thos.
Walden, ST., Geo. o Markham Jno. T Clay, Chas Clay,
Wilkins Hall DR.. Jno. w Wake, Arthur Taylor, Jos.
Dorset Dr. Il 0 Markham r Wintree, Henry T.,
Miller, Richard Jones, Thomas Smith Capt Jno Brit
Weisiger Isham Pickett. OF Hare, VIM. A Archer,
Maj A S Woodbridge, Macon Trabue, A T Robiau,
DR.. l. Archer, Danl. 0 Lockett, NJ Fl Duval Elliott
Chiles, VIM. Robinson, if: David Moore, Dr. S II
Royal, DIR. James Ball, Henry Temple Jas. d Lyle,
Jno T Lyle Holden Rhodes, VIM Hancock, VIM. B
w A Cooke, c Columbus McRae, w Archer, Jno.
Bradley.
Resolved, That every true Wing is requested 10 at
tend and cooperate with the above named delegation.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were added
to the delegation
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
~ 5. j. sIzER, Chm.
THoS. VADEN, Jr Sec'y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14
A PAINFUL SURMISE.

The following article from the Sacramento
California; Transcript, of December 9Th, has &C.
casioned considerable uneasiness in this section of
country. Mr.. Moore went to California in the
Charlestown Company, and is a son of our es-
teemed and venerable friend, John Moore, ST.,
of this county. Mr.. Stevenson is alse near re-
lative of Mr.. Moores and thettwosbeng missing,
give fearful probability as to the truth of the
rumor Chariestoaon Free Press.
''MYsTERIoUs.-We have been informed that
two gentlemen named John Moore of Va, and
Andrew Stevenson of Kentucky, left their place
of residence, some distance south of this city
having in charge man who had been taken up
for horse stealing, and whom they were bringing
to this city, AS the journey could have been
performed in a single day, and a week has
already passed, great fears entertained by their
friends lest some mishap has befallen them.-
The presumption is that the prisoner was leagued
with band OF horse thieves who have fallen upon
the two gentlemen named, and that they may
have been killed, as they were both bold and de-
termincd men, and would not yield the prisoner
unless oyerpoWered."
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CirX a FEAEn NJ g .
Mr.. GLIDDON'S EXHIBITION,

We had the pleasure of witnessing on We'd
nesday evening Mr.. George R. Gliddon's first exhi-
bltion in this city of his Panorama of the Nile, and
the interesting Egyptian curiosities, which he has
with him. In common with the very large num-
Der who were present, we were highly gratifed
MIR. Gliddon's explanations were particularly en-.
tertaining and instructive. The two mummies,
recently opened by him, and whose history he
gave from the herogphical records that were en-
tombed with them, excited special interest. We
hope Mr. G. may be induced TO deliver course of
public lectures on Egypt, in Richmond; for we
are sure that he will find them duly appreciated
hV nnr ci1i zanS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14
Stale Agricultural S0cietq.

1t IS earnestly to be hoped that the members Of
the Convention and Legislature will interest
themselves in the meeting of the State A grcutu-
raj Society which is to take place on Tuesday
next Much may be accomplished for the good
of the State by the proper encouragement of this
Association. The leading public men as we'll as
the farmers of our sis ter State of Maryland, take
pride in contributing to the success of their State
Agricultural Society, and the result is percepti-
bic in greatly improved agriculture. No State
in the Union furnishes so hopeful field for the
development of agricultural improvement as Vir.
GINA. Her exhausted fields are the theme of com.
mon remark, but their very exhaustion proves
that they are reclaimabe, and it is one of the
highest duties Of the patriot to aid in the good
work of restoring them to fertility The repolu-
lion of The soil is reform which Virginia needs
far more than the alteration of her unpopular con-
stituton.
An intelligent friend, who socits our attention
to this subject, speaks so forciby in the following
remarks, that we take the liberty of using them.
eft is a reproach Virginia that while SO much is ex
pended IN various ways and other and the younger
States are devotng something every year for the benefit
OF that great interest which, contributes to the pub
lie treasury, she has never yet given one single dollar
New York gives $1,000 per annum; Massachusetts also
gives large sum. Two or three days saved from the
session Of the Legislature, would pay the expenses of
State Society and enable hold an exhibition every
year in OF the grand divisions othe State. You can
well conceive how much the State loses in various ways
of them, the distribution ofseeds, plants, &C. from
the patent offce-or want Of State Society. Take
the of the magnificent pair of Khasi Calves pre-
sened by DR.. Lynch; he placed them the disposal of
Judge Mason. then Secretary OF the Navy for the bene-
fit ohs mother State. The Judge turned them over to
me- supposing, believe that was President of So.
cetv which had existed here. 1t had gone down. but
brought the Calves to Richmond at my expense and
after being mporuned to let them go 40 places nearly
turned them to&he disposal OF the Governor The
expense paid by refunded Now if there had
been State Society to raise those Calves there can be
no doubt the stock would have been much more widely
and benefcially disseminated"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14
CHu1-The adyices from Yalparaiso are TO

CHlLI-The advices from Valparaiso are to the I'd
of January. The Neighbor records large fire at
Valparaiso, by which property to the amount OF $780,
coo was destroyed. 1t says
The buildings belonged to Mr.. Washington, and
the loss them is estimated at Sl5000O; however,
this is covered by Insurance. But the greatest suffer
ers are among shop owners, mechanics and small
trades people.
We learn that Mr.. Wheelright's Ian Amer cam
proposals for the supply Of water to Valparaiso, had
been acceded to, and that he has already commenced
down pipes, whereby will be easy to inundate the
whole town, should it unhappy be requisite
A person iag from Santiago, states, on the 9Th
OF December, the volcano of the Porio broke out in
eruption This the day preceding the earth
quake which caused much alarm II is said to have
been in perfectly quiet condition since 1885, when its
last eruption occurred.