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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
Review of the Market.


The transactions Of the past fortnight hays mol beoo
marked By any changes Of importance the Enforcement
noticed in the value Of many Atcles mas been mh,Asi,
and few instances, further 40 sahce established me
trade however has not been large scale aad very e"
purchases have been made On pscuaiion The export DC
mand for Sydney has almost entirely ceased bot Will pro-
badly be renewed the receipt 81 later intelligence from
that quarter We are not hke u have any sudden actu
tons the markets until the approach % inter warns
the 20 lay stock Of prossipns ac, peore the
OF Conveyance enhanced from the breaking up q
the roads TIL that time We look for stsay trade, VITA
some slight advantages 10 the holder
Notwithstanding the great heat Of the weather above
good average business epressnted beng c4ned
and Al prcss that enable the nero ants 70 purchase ~ tS
yantas at our existing ratios
The accounts from the mines are equally as encouraging
heretofore In the southern portion Of nc couaiy ma
chnery Is benz RAPIDLY pvt into oIra "a gIsh, noes
IRE unter the Iercan usnntendeEce la lss nCfl.si
mines the thing Is Observable with The exception
that the machinery nearly all owned and worked y
Americans. The results an Amos. eTsfy .aS'aeee az
satisfactory sufficiently 50 " induce lnmDc.s 1nO tre
hitherto worked the ordinary way 10 tahe 20 that de-
scTptIon Of mining. On the Feather aud Yuba Rivers,
and IN the creeks between the two there IS very sggc
numbsr Of men engaged m washing and rch qnagt
have LATELY been discovered IN that region, within few
mhes Of NaTysvIlie
Tie produce Of the countTyIs brought 20 msrket
and the quality yer, Superior The farmer, pOr-
toDs complain greatly q the dasaee don. - 'her COPS
~ the sermH but on the whole. their expectations
FLoURThsre have heen very few .ransa lions within
the past fourteen days The quotation nsly
famed but no frher prOsencn, be supported The
stock on hand -four made froa the wheat does
exceed nfeen to ss'een thousand bags ou. Il an Kinds
j. computed 70 amount 20 about 70 o The parc aases Or
export TO Sydney. PREVIOUSLY noted were not followed u2
IOt~tns,aDding few dass later news c,p6,ed he ac.
counts Of ne richness Of the gold mDes aud also %
hsl pr're ~ nouf-s pce Which would leave vide
tbs market.
PokK remain. IN the most limited demand. With
change an Its yaCe.
HANS support The IMPROVEMENT and far mt OF b1.
siness - transac''L .n them
stsAh-" e hnis 80 fanstOn 10 note. Holders hnf 9
s1iomey tGcali o. ei.t q ale eae.o IA Iss. qaA-
ties '' '
IEAf-Ihsrs has fesa a further advance abj several
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
San observation-disclosures.

\ man named Hugh Morgan was convicted OF "A
robbery al Red Mountain Bar on the Tuolllmne and
sentenced twenty-five lasheS, and 10 leave
the IeIg hborhOod. The sentence was duly carried
INTO execution.
The Journal has intelligence from MAJOR Savages
camp. on the ErIsno. The Indians" II says are
becoming somew hat dissatisfied, because some white
persons yet remain the land that was surveyed ana
set aside for them exclusively. Col. Johnson gave
the whites notice TO leave some time since, and on
their nom compliance he sent TO the post OF the U B.
forces and obtained the services of the commanding
officer and half Of two companies OF soldiers to go
up and force them of but on the appointed day Col.
johnson was too unwell to CO. and the officer return
ed to his post So the difficulty still exists and there
IS every probability that the Indians Will make TINS
one Of their grounds Of attack Il they again rise IN
war
There are about 5000 Indians on MAJ Savage's
Reserve at present. and others are coming IN al Ill
ersnt times from all the various tribes.
The papers full Of politics. Meetings have been
held all through that region
The Republican has the following letter from So
nora
TIE THE EDITOR Dear Str--There has been quite
an excitement IN town to-day. Mexican mas been
found guilty, by the Vigilance Committee, OF steal
ing a mule ard sentenced TO receive twenty-five
lashes-and well laid on they were.
An American named William White, OF New YORK,
was stabbed b. Mexican, this evening, at the upper
end Of the city The young was IN liquor at the
time and had some words with the Mexican and col
Jared him. The Mexican retahated by staooing the
American. The former had been lodged IN jail,
though the latter is not dangerously wounded.
Rev. Mr. Wood has succeeded III erecting the large
bell weighing four hundred pounds, on the Presoy-
terrain church, for which It was procured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
Marriages. Deaths, Markets, Passengers, &c

The steamship Prometheus, Henry Churchill
Commander, arrived at this port on Saturday,
Oct. 4. from San Juan de Nicaragua, with
$4,000 IN geld dust, and 465 passengers, bsIng-
ing dates from California TO Sept g.
The Prometheus arrived at San Juan on her out
ward passage on Sunday, Sept. q. Left San Juan
an Friday morning at 7 O'Clock A. NJ, sept. 20.
The steamship Pacific Capt Baily, arrived at san
Juan del Sud on Sept. 20, with go passengers and
sloo Geo IN gold dust freight, having len san
Francisco on sept.6 The passage between San
Francisco and New-York was only % days the
shortest ever made.
The steamship North America left San Juan del
Sud on the 2Oth ult., with $50 passengers for San
Francisco.
The steamship Gold Hunter left San Juan del SUD
ON the Gas, for San Francisco. The steamship Monu'
~eptal City left on the 2ls, for RealJo thence to
Panama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06


The Mail Steamship Company dispatched also the
steamer Constitution, With 100 passengers and SlO0
900 in gold dus,-making the whole shipment of gold
by the steamer of September 81 100000.
The steamship La Fayette was entirely destroyed
by FIRE while living al Chagres on the llth OF Septen
Der The passengers and crew were all saved part OF
The freight was lost She had arrived there few days
pyeyious and had taken on board few passengers
% return some ofwhOm-such was the rapdity with
which the flames spread-saved nothing but the
clothes on their backs The ere is SAID to have oc-
CURED from u quantity of camphene shipped by
Palmer's Express. The La Fayette was under the
command Of Capt. sioddaId, and was new ship.
She had only made voyage t. Europe previous TO
gong TO Chagres.
The clipper ship Flying Cloud, Capt. Creesey, has
made the quickest trip on reco-dto san Francisco.
She le this port the ID of June at + NJ, and ar
riyed at San Francisco the 3St Of Aug thus max.
ing the passage In the unprecedented short period of
days She made Cape Horn IN 80 days and
thc line (Pacihc sde) IN II days Her run from Cape
Horn 70 san Francisco was made IN 80 days. Her
best run IN "a hours ga mlles-the greatest
ever made by sea-golng vessci--ayeragmg ISL miles
per hour. Whre making tins run, she was carrying
galant sails With the wind point forward Of
the beam. She IuR IN three days 9l2 miles. On one
occasion curing solall Il knots Of line were found
insufficient 10 measure her speed 40 miles was her
shortss. run IN "a hours. When ten days out, she
sprung her mainnast head, rendering the mast very
tender iAe rest of the voyage The Flying Cloud
was tusl; by Mr.. Donald Mckay, of East Boston,
and owaed by MesSrs. Grnnel. Nintum 4 Co.. Of
this city.
Our thanks are due 20 Mr.. Il. Lord, the purser Of
the Promcthcus, GregeD's Express Adams Co.'S
Express, Dooge's Exposes, and j. Winchester, Esq,
for the delivery of our h,es Of California papers, and
other faXofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
EXECUTION By .he People i'm Sacramento Cisy

Execution by the People in Sacramento City
In Sacramento City also a similar excitement
took place, growing out OF the reprieve by Gov Nc
Dougal, OF Robinson, one of the highway robbers
condemned with two others to be executed. The
people took charge OF TIE prisoner and afer the Off
GERS OF the law had fulfilled their duties upon the
two others, proceeded to execute HIM G0y Nc
Dougal mas burnt IN efgy, and in public resolutions
requested 10 resign.
The Sacramento Isior q Aug. 90 gives the follow.
ing particulars
BY daylight yesterday morning, teass, horsemen
and pedestrians were seen pouring the CITY from
eyeEy direction, anc at an early hour the city was
cIoa ded with miners and strangers from the country
who had come N TO wines the execution of the
three culprlts, Thompson, Gibson and Robinson.
Soon after . o'clock ruInor ran through the CITY
that respite OF Robnson's sentence had been re-
ce;Ted from TIE Governor. and that the DAY Of his
execution Was 10 De postponed until the 18th day of
September
Amos, Immediately meeting OF citizens organ.
lzed al TIE Orleans Hotel OF whlca Dr. Spaldlpe was
chairman and Dr. Bu eIly secretary Navor Har
dentergh appeared and requested - know II he was
TO Dc e1onerd,eG from al biaIDe and freed froiu all
responsibility on leaving the prisoners in the hands
OF the Sheriff.
Judge Sackeii moved that d committee no ar
pointed by tn Char TO report resolutions expressive
Of the sense of the Meeting. The following genrlr-
men composed the committee Messrs Sackett
Milne. Stiles. Scranton, Fay and Wlnaus
lie committee IepSfted as follows That the
Mayor IS not required o. law and would rot be I.-
tined IN relieving the sheriff Of any responsibility
attaching % tina, officer"
R.solred. That Che CITY authorities art hereby
recommended to place ali The prisoners under sen.
ience IN The hands o. the proper Office
As tie hour for he execution drew nigh the crowd
around the Station House 5ecdme iclmeuS. and
mere was evidently fixed determination Ir the
mines OF me poputace tia, S2e prlSoIAr Robinson
>Aouu Suner t.e same penalty Is The other iwo en-
s's' ahu .hel, lo IN spike OF tls Goverasrs protla-
A~dnoh. >hsrr Zen Mccullough then rpountes a
cart ara commenced rezclng tse cocurnen. 1o,
, SscceG oy lion. John Menougai. the crowd con
Ihaai CRYING out Hang the fasesll - " Hes the
worst OF the lol - string nm uri~ - ,rcH ~
&e- Ibe stark Guards AZ ,hs tlme marched Cow,
Ms q e. wheeled about and formed a ~orsre ~
iIoDt OF The Station House S4uH'% IL
ne seerin aier reading the reps,eve. ordered u.
Two prisoners, Gioson ana Thompson TO he TO-
10 Inc pace OF execution, and hkexise con5nsnds5
the :. Guards 10 convey The prisoner Rob,nson -
The Prison Brig. The former Two were fben nIa.aG
n 4 wagon. With tier arms securely ninioned -
drIren Tar Gis et II company with ne officers 10 IN
sCanolc.
TLf erewd rpshsd after, cid In lev momeo,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
From the South.

The alarm caused by the incursIons OF the utahs
had subsidized. The expedition III pursuit Of those
Indians had failed for want OF horses.
The star says that gentleman who arrived IN Los
Angeles on the 23d nit. gave information that the
body OF an American, supposed to have been rnur-
dered by the Indians, was found "A few days before
about half way between the San francisco rancho
and French's rancho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
Specie Lisa

A large amount of gold dus. was IN the hands oil
the passengers.
The steamship Tennessee ieft San Francisco on
tAe LIST ult for Panama, with the mails and sl'OO,ooO
m gold dust, of which the amounts annexed were
NV tho following firms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

GREAT PASSAGE OF THE FLYING CLOUD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
IN san FRANCISCO.

TINE TOWN OF maRYsWLLe BURNED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

BURNING OF THE STEAMER LAFAYETTE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
Bounty Land ard Pension Agency.

WASHINGTON, u. {.
YNIIE. undersigned Attorney and General Agent
l. at the city OF Washington, offers his services
in procuring Bounty Land and Pensions Tor those
entitled. Being permanently located at the seat
of Government, with q thorough and familiar
knowledge OF the necessary forms and routine OF
business, and having access to Registers and Rolls
filed in the US. War Office, he possesses facilities
ior the speedy and satisfactory adjustment OF Co.
vernmen claims OF every kind.
BY a late Act of Congress, Bounty Land Is
granted TO the officers and soldiers OF the war of
1912. and of the various Indian wars, since 1890.
To those who served nine months, 100 acFcs-to
those who served tUnr months, SO acres-and to
those who served one month, 40 acres.
arrangements have been made with gentlemen
of the legal profession, in different sections OF the
country, for the location of Warrants, and the sale
Of the Patents, when issued. on the most advanta-
geous terms-ior the payment of taXcs-redcmp-
ton OF lands sold for aXes-collection OF debts.
and for the transaction of general law business III
different States and Territories.
He tenders his services to member of the pro-
fession at a distance, and when claims against the
Government are prepared by a local Attorney,
will abate one halt his usual fee. The necessary
orms and instructions. and information on all sub
iccts appertaining to a successful prosecution Of
the business will be furnished TO regular cores
pondcnts without charge.
Information cheertuliy given and all comnlunl-
cations properly applied to, if addressed to
CHAS. C. TUCKER,
d2s (Box 1G7 P. o. Washington, D. c.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
AUX SOLDATS DECHARGE,

AUX SOLD1IS DECHARGE,
ut a tous qui ont droit Il de btntticcs sous
u Ia loi du Congress, leur accordant Ia terrc
publique, etc.
LIE soussignc s'ctant prepare avec toutes
formes ntcessaires pour procurcr les warrants
a toux ceux qni en- ont droit sous Ia dernlere
acte dc Congress qui acccorde de la terre pu-
blique a tous soldats qui ont servi dams la guer-
re contre la Grande Bretagne GU contre les In
diens depuis 1890; otlre SEES services a toux
ceux qui v%euIent l'cmployer pour lie procurer
| les war;; nts CONNIE ci-dcssus. LIE correspon-
dants qu'il a a Washington ui faciIetera grand
ement dams Ia decharge de toutes atiaircs qu'on
| pourrait lui placer entire les mans; ct de plus,
| il s'oblige de ne fairc aucune charge queIcon-
que jusqu'a-ce-qu'il depose entire les mains de
l'applicant son c~ertitcat de warrant. Les
veuves des soldats decides en- ont egalement
les memes droits qu'avaient lcurs maris.
II s'engagc cgalement de procurer les pa
tentes ct dc deriger toutes affaires concernant
lie Bureau de Terre dams Ia plus courte delai, ct
sans aucune charge juaqu'a-ce-qne les a%tfaires
soicnt termines.
On lie trouvera a toutes leurcs de Ia journe
Il son office, rue Main touchant lie magazin de
Roth Freres.
dec2l-6m J. J. BERRY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
To Discharged Soldiers.

And all entitled to benefits umter the Me net Of
Congress, granting bounty and<, dc,
ME undersigned being fully prepared with
i the forms and all information necessary to
enable him to procure land warrants for 'h5sj
that NAV Gsc eI....n,ed to then, under the late act Of
Congress, granting bounty lands TO all soldiers
who served in the lale war with Great Britain, OF
in any Indian war, since l790-otfers his service
to such as may wish to apply for bonnty-lands.
He has facilities for communicating with WaShing-
ton that will enable him TO transact such business
with more than ordinury dispatch, and he will make
no charge until the certificate or land warrant is
delivered to the applicant. Widows of deceased
soldiers are entitled to the same bounty that their
husbands would have been.
He wi! procure patents and transact all business
with the General Land Office with the utmost dis
patch, and without charge until the business is
completed.
He may be found during business hours at his
law office on Main street, one door below Roth,
Bros. J.J. BERRY.
Plaquemine, Nov. 90, IS50-6m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
Bronchitis and Consumption.

DYDR. HALL, 1877 Canal street, New Orleans,
ID who attends exclusively to these diseases.
Contents-Have | Bronchitis or is it only throat
complaint ? Are my lungs affected -! Ii so, ought
to leave home? Will a sea voyage benefit or injure
me? Is it safe to go on the coast =? Has cod liver oil
ever cured a case of real consumption? Does Nj
trate of silver alone ever permanently cure throat
disease? Do braces and supporters do good or in
jury ? Does any nternalmedicine have any real
permanent curative effect, as to consumption? I'M
portance of fresh air, moderate exercise, sound
sleep, plain nutricious food, &c. Sold and sent TO any
part Of the country, by mail. at IA Camp street,
New Orleans, by J. STEEL
P.ss. Six copies condensed pamphlet form
left for sale at thi office.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
.usTnICT COURT, Parish Of 11er.
~ riike, State IF Louisiana.
a ~. -, ri 3 NTH IJ,l1Jo, n, 10c0

IL ratke, State ct LOUISIANA.
Daniel Hoy VS.. Daniel Holiday. No. 1862.
By virtue of a writ of Fl. Fla. to me directed
from the Hon. the aforesaid court in the above
entitled and numbered cause, | will offer at
Public Sale to the highest and last bidder, on
SATURDAY the 5h day Of April, 1851, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House Of the
Parish of ILerviIle, Q n a credit Of twelve
months, all the right title, interest and claim of
Daniel Hoy in and to the following described
property, to wit
a certain tract or parcel of land situated in
the said Parish, on the North or West side of
Bayou Grosse-T'tte, at a distance of about 40
arpents frcn' said bayou, consisting oflots Nos.
Two and Three of section forty-tive in Town
ship Eight Range Ten East, according to the
township plats Of survey Of the United States,
containing 100 acres, patented to l.. Millandon.
Seized to satisfy judgment and costs of suit in
the above cause.
Purchaser to furnish his Bond with good and
solvent sccurity-the Bond to bear 8 per cent
interest.
j. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberyille 18th March, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
Parish of Iberyille 18th March, 1851.
de DISTRICT, Paroisse a
TNerriUe Etat de Ia Louisiana.

~ IIberrtNe Etat de Ia Louisiana.
Daniel Hoy VS.. Daniel Holiday. No. 1862.
En- yertu dun writ de ri. Fa a moi adresse
par IHon. la susditc cour dams Ia cause ci-des-
sus ~intitulie ct numerotee, JeXposerai en-
yente p%ublique au plus otfrant ct dernicr en-
cherisseur, SAMEDI le 5 d'Arrk, 1851, a
10 heurcs, A. NJ, a la maison de cour de Ia dite
paroisse, a un credit de - mois, tous les
droits, t%itres, ~interets ct pretcnsions de Daniel
Hoy en- ct d la propriete ci-aprcs dtcTite, sa-
yoir:
I'm certain Morceau de Terre situe dams la
paroisse L'Ibervillc, rive Nord on Quest du
Bayou Grosse-Tete, a environ 40 arpents du
dit Bayou, compose DIES lots Nos. 2 ct 3 de Ia
section guarantee, cling, township hut, range
dix Est, scion lie plan de rarpenteur des Etats
Unis, ayant 100 acres, patentts a l.. Millandon.
Saisie pour sa~tisfaire lie Judgement ct les trais
du sus-dit process. L'acquereur %fournira son
Bond avec bon ct va'able caution-le Bond
portant interct a raison de hut pour cent.
J. l.. PETIT, Sherif.
4 ParoiSse dIbcryille &c Is Mars, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
TIE WAC OF THE CABrsEr.-The Journal q
Commerce publishes the following

The WAC OF THE CAB1sEr.-The Journal Of
Commerce publishes the following
"Webster. it is said, seldom stoops to a Jest in
his speeches. Occasionally he unbends IN his 30
cial intercourse. An eastern paper gives some OF
the things he has said on such occasions. Some
one once told him his coat was too short. 1T will
be long enough before | get another" was his res
ponse. At a public meeting a young aspirant fol
poetical honors attempted to drink a toast to the
honor of the immortal John @. Adams, who was
present. sJohn Adams said the %.oaster, may
he perplex his enemies here the speaker hesi-
tated. and Webster Numbered out, las he has his
friends" Foote made a fulsome speech, thickly
spread with fattery of Mr.. Webster. at one time
in the Senate, but the 'godlike' cut him short by
shouting git eout.h The Yankee twang he gave
the sentence convulsed the Senate with Irresistible
mirth."
The first of these jests dates back as far as 1929,
when this venerable witticism probably made its
first appearance. The following passage from an
old work, which we find in the New York Post
win explain the probable origin Of it
A RIGHT MERR1E JEsr.-ln We Daies of ye
COED kyng Eduuard, a Mercer or Taylour toxic
sashed Doublette-
"Gramercy quoth Ye Knyte COED troth-thou
hast curtailed my Doublette dannably, thou var.
let.' Where upon his ryte wittie Fule did sac
s'Nay-nay, COED my Master-yt will bee long
enow afore thou getest another."-From &c Cas-
qx<tte Of WMn. Wynkin de Worde. 1929.
Wa this Sir Hugh Wobestir of the Fens, ar
ancestor of our Daniel Webster of Marshfeld
and is this joke an heir-loom-a family inherit.
ance
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22

IL. ID IS, ~

Ill ChartreS St, n8g
.Vesr- OrEpAas. E@E11E&
Successor 10 Il. ". Montgomery
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic.
Hardware, offers fol sale on reasonable terms, the
following:
200 tons Swede, American and English Iron. Us.
sorted;
800 bundles English. American and Russian sheet,
hoop and band Iron;
5000 lbs Brazier's Copper, assorted,
5000 lbs Block and Bar Tin;
2OOO kegs Weymouth Nails;
200 tons HoIowware Castings, pots, ovens, skis"
lets, fire dogs. &c.
Cotton and Wooden Calds;
Ames' and Rowland's spades and shoveis;
OK, Log, Trace, Halter, Coil and Cane Carter
Chains;
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Flows, Corn shelters. etc,
Sad Irons, Paten, Balances, Bruss kettles;
TIN and Japaned Ware;
| Hook and Plate Hinges;
| Bellows, AnviIs, Vices, Smiths TonSs;
Locks of all kinds. sliding door furniture. etc.
| Tenders, Andirons, Fire sets;
| Siraub's celebrated paten, burr stone Corn Mills;
Mill aud Grind stones;
Paints, Oils. Glass and Putty;
| Lard and sperm on;
Coopers' Tools, assorted;
Together with a variety Of goods usually found
in a Hardware store, for sale very low. nov3o OF"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
Pcrdu on Egare.

TN billet pourela somme de deux cents
u trente septe piastres, portant huit pour
cent d'interet de date-date en- Mai GU JUN
l849. LIE dit billet a etc fate ct signe par Sa-
muel Ives, ct payable an soussigne GU a son
ord,e. LIE dit billet a etc perdu on tgare vers
lie Is Septembre passe, 1850. Toutes person
mes sont par la presente prevenues de ne pas
negotier pour lie dit billet CONNIE lie Placement a
etc arrete entire les mains du curateur de Ia
dite succession.
JOHN II. ELLIS.
Iberville lie 3 Mars, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
HabitatiOn en- Ventc.

J'offre en- vente 4 FamlabIe II terre
e1A qui appartenail a Mr.. J. M. Rils,
situee sur lie fleuve a 20 arpents au
94iz dessous de Plaquemine, ct sur Ia
meme rive, ayant trois arpents ct demie de face
sur 80 arpents, entire lignes paralleles. Cette
terre est defrichte jusqu'a 40 arpents ct Ia
double concession est de tcrre haute, de pre-
miere qualite ct bien briste. On s'addressera
pour les conditions, en- mon absence, a Mr.. IL.
Taylor, a notre bureau a Plaquemine.
sol II. F. DEBLIEUX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-22
Plantation for Sale.

offer at private sale the tract OF
fzs:1fA land lately owned by Mr.. J. NJ. Ris,
i!!fI situated on the river at 20 arpcnts be-
ia24&i413 low the own of Plaquemlne, and on
the same side having 81 arpcnts front and 80
arpents in depth between parallel lines. 1t is
cleared to nearly 40 arpcnts and the second con.
cession is all high and first quality land, and
with valuable timber. For terms, apply in my
absence, to Mr.. II. II. Taylor at our office in
P%laquemine. II. r. DEbLlEOA.
SnnOl