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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20


 WARE, comp ising one of the largest and most extensive asscrlmenIs 10 be found in the State, We ate extensively engaged in the importation oi all kinds of Birmingham and s heMed sHf Goods.
 CONSISTING IN PART or Table and Pocket Hand Saws, ;ntlery, a.r Panirl do R 'zors, m Ripping do T.a Walters, Compass d0 Eiles and Raaps, Back do FIrrner Chisscls, Lock dn Burning do a Brace B., ace and B''''' 'aIing do Plane Irons. i1ougcs do Vices, Anvils, Horse-Nails. Pad-Locks, Bolts, Butts, Hinges, Hollow ware, Well, Fence and Trace Chains,
 Beb- Screws. &c., &c. Also constantly receiring, direct .frona American Manufacturers, erery
 description o HARROW ARE, Consisting in part of Cutlery, House Trimmings, Mechanics, Tools, Agri- cultural Implements, Smiths
 Bellows, Butts, Screws,
 Tacks, Brads, Rivets
 &c, &c. NAILS Cut and rought by the ton or keg. $
 Carriage Makers Goods, Springs, ,Axles, Steps, Coach Hinges, and Locks, Stump Joints, Malleable Castings, Lacing Cords, Bands,
 Rubber Cloth, Oil Cloth,
 Glue, Borax, Emery.
 Sand Paper, &c. Saddler's Hardware of every
 Description. CNDiAet Makers Goods Moulding, Chair and Sofa springs. Castors, Locks. Webbing, Hair Cloth, S1c,, Szc., Cunning and Fishing Appa- ! , tus, all kinds. ~We wish fair trial on prices and auality. s-r
 HOLCOMB & LYON,
 S3 Water Street Vest side w. w. HOLcOMB,
 F, II. LYON. 46
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Great Bargains in Real Els
 tate.

V1NHE subscriber. desirous of changing his l business, offers fWr sale his itouse, Barn, Sash and Blind Shop, together with about eleven acres If land. situated in ,he village of West Cornwall, wi hin short distance of the Railroad Depot and about opposite he United States Hotel. Said property will be sold all together or separately, Co suit purchasers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
FURNISHING GOODS
To Rent.

To Rent. tzySExA THE large Store, situated in s S the village af Wats,town for
 mesly occupied hy A. A Grid- sSs sss ley. It is built of Brick. in asI the most substantial ranner -s,s tn modern style, i, has superi- rr advantages fT doing a large and profitable Lusixesa Enqu'te cf -..lu'a.
 CoNLEs & LEErE, Ne V Haven, A. A GRSDLEy. Naugatuek. } ..-t CvRrIss, Waiestnwn, s t,.
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-.-. ALSO

A Farm, situated in Sharon, about one mile from the Cornwall Brlhge Depot. on the west side ol the Housaionic River Said Farm contains about fifty acres of lard. we'll propnr- tioned for meadow, pasture, blow and wood land, and Is we'll wa'ered. There is good two story House, two Barns, cow-honse and other but buildings on the premises Said property will be sold al 9 bargain and posses, sion given the 1st of April.
 For further particulars enquire of the suh. scriber at West Cornwall
 30tf JAMES M. GARDNER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
lL4TGNIT1!g!LD Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

Mutual Fire Insurance Company. VTNHIS Company has b cen in ope ration r 1 Yearsending July lst lSso.
 And has insured property 10 the amount of Amt property Eowinsured is S994, ,534, % The whole amount of cash preml- um paid into the Tssasury during --s the time IS SI4.7I570. To interest rec eiye d on Loa ms "i, i,l43,ss.
 ls:s,as have been paid is, $l0,755,33 The whole amountof expenses paid to Agents, Books, Stationary, and for lns. plales,i is @3,C02, ,57-l37 76769 Cash in hands of Treasurer, S2osIoo Add 10 the above, the charged premium, which can be c0llsc- ted if required. l5:9lo06 Present capital or funds ofthe Go. IT, Sol.l5 During the time the Company has been in operation. there has not heen ny assessne nt made on the mem bera ot the Company, and :he expense rt insuring in this Company, we con- pany-being cal y about 5 cts on the $lUO per anHIm,
 OMces's of the Company.
 WLLLL4.M BEEBE. President,
 OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasmtr
 LaS0.N WHITING, Secretary.
 Directors. WILLIAM BEEBE. A SLEEVES .n OLIVER GOODWIN D. c WHlTTLESEY ]. c. BECKWTTH, DAVID c. SANFORD JASON WHITING ! ROBBINS BAYFIELD,
 GEORGE c, WOODRUFF. Agents for she c osnpassy Daniel B. Brin smade. Washing, on, - David c. Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
 Richard Smith. Sharon,
 Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall, Nelson Brewster. Goshen, Wm M Burrali, Canaan, Donald J. Warner, Salisbury, 8 D. Northway, & N..cou John Dewell, NSr'o'~' Roger H. Mills, New Hartford, George D. Wadhams, Torrington, Lewis Smith, Harwinton, Elisha Johnson, Plymouth, Jobn c. Amber, Beihlem, Leman W Cutler, Wate ertown, John Abernethy, Woodbury, David c. Whinlesy, New Prestoa, .GeorgeP. Tallmadge Warren. Persons wishing to get ttheir Buildings Insured can apply to either ofthe Agents,orto the Sec
 WILLIAM BEEBE. President. JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
RI.ANK.s.

A new supply just received from Hart. ford, and for sale ct this oflee. (dee
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
NEW GOODS.

MEm6ER MRS. DANIELS will
 = ; 3: ;: ;:;::: $; :: &: : Ag open Thursday, q, 9th,
 a splendid assortment of Z4H Ne" Goods among which z ~ w may be found French N Lace and Hungarian 1T " Braid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
EOI. Sale.

together wIth the Fafn, cohE0Inlng abouI IoO acres of excellent land. The lIousc is in fine condition, siiuatedin the midst of grounds IastefuIly laid out and oInamealed with trees, shrubbeIy, vines &r.,, with barns, ice house &c adjoining. The farm consists of a proper proportion of meadow. arable, pasture ard woodland. and is in state of high cultivation, -weiltehced-with grea, variety of fruit thereon. .J.
 The place is very desirable as country res idence for gentleman from the city. as well as for farmers generally. If desired, the farm will be sold without the house and grounds.
 For further particulars enquire on he prem- ses. or of Col. Joseph Amber, Bethlem, or of Geo,ge c Woodruff. Litch6cld.
 Bethlem. Oct. 30 IS5O> 6tn25
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Hume 06See 62 Wdlnd SC SOssih side,
 doors Gbsse 3d, Phil0delphi0. HON. HENRY L. BENNER, PTesideEt. LUcIAN |. BIsBEE. Seeveiary. Rates of life Insurance reduced 25 per
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

For Sale. n An tuns Superior Plaster. 1EV 50 bush. Herds Grass Seed.
 30 bbls. Flour.
 % dog. hrsi quality Brooms.
 l4 bush Peas had. % caslss Nails. v-L4r.~F Any quantities of Dry Goods aud Groee- Fies, which may he selected from our well assorted sinclS. at prices very low. WANTED-l00 Ladies 10 engage In the shirt Making business. PICKETT G TURRELL. Sousb Ferns, Dee. 18th l0Uo. 09sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
OMces's oT she Company.

DGtGCGOz'Ss WILLIAM BEEBE, A s. SLEEVES ]. G. BECKWITH, DAVID c. SANFORD JASON WHITING ROBBINS BAYFIELD,
 GEORGE c, WOODRUFF.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
For the Sentinel.
Ho! For Havana!

Mr.. ED1roR@Su: Glancing over the columns
of the Baton Rouge Gazette, l see an article upon
the election Of officers to the Eleventh Regiment
of Louisiana Militia Deeming such an event to
be Of paramount importance to the safety of our
country and our sacred honor, it were well, me-
thinks, to say a few words. Being personally ac-
quainted with the officers elect, feel at liberty
to say: The oppressed are free, Cuba is ours.
Gov: Quitman, rest in peace. Gen. Lopez be
aisy! hould your noise! The bloody Eleventh,
will with lion, Pierce to the heart of Cuba, lay
waste all that garden spot andcarry into captivity
all the women.
After such a glorious campaign, the eyes Of the
whole world will be upon them. With hearts
full of tears and eyes full of gratitude, these no.
nored covered officers in the ~fullness of their hearts
will order three cheers. Are you ready? Open
mouths! Cheer!
The last sound of that awful cheer will die
away in the Threats of P and | with a
WHO'S AFRAID.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

Il E- III - FL - rLz
" At Plaquemine, La, quite an amusing
scene occurred in court. Mrs. B. the wi
dow Of a celebrated hero of a hundred battles
in the Southwest, whose prowess in arms has
become famed throughout the world, appeared
in court to argue her. own suit. She appeared
in court with a pistol and dirk plainly visible,
and undertook her own case in a style that
frightened the judge, jury, and lawyers almost
into hts. Now and then her hand would wan
der very impressively in the direction of the
weapons. 1t was expected she would gain
her cause.-N. Y. Sun.
The abovei is extracted from the New York SIN.
The statement we must again correct. The cor
respondent who wrote to New Orleans about this
affair, and who SO shamefully distorted it, deserves
the severest condemnation. The lady certainly
appear in court and explained her case, but
there were no dvks nor pistds to fIighten Judge
md jurors. Her name, it is true, is sufficient to
raise recollections of such things, and we presume
The DAta's correspondent had his head full Of the
ieadly feuds Of that celebrated name when he
penned his graphic and blood-thirsty letter.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

The MECHANICS HALL-This fine establish
ment has passed from the possession ofMr. Scorr
to that of Messrs. DANIEL Day & Mai. G. H.
BARNEY, gentlemen who have already gained ma
ny friends by their urbanity and courtesy. Their
"Halp is the A. No l of Plaquemine; those who
kno,o, testify to the excellent qualities ofthat which
constitutes the bar, while their excellent billiard
table temptingly invites to recreation and amuse-
ment. But, in connection with their " Halp they
keep a most excellent table-,cep DC triedl-for the
accommodation Of boarders and those of their
country friends whenever they visit town. An
establishment of this nature cannot fail to do well
here, if well conducted, and we feel assured that
the gentlemen alluded to fully understand their
business, and feeling sure they are right, intend to
:" 60 ahead"-with the assistance of their friends
and the public. We earnestly recommend the
latter gentleman to give them a call.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

THE CKEvAssE not STopPEp.-ln a very short
time after our paper was issued last Saturday, the
report reached US that the barrier in the crevasse
had given way in the centre to the extent Of about
twenty feet, and soon, the water. which had left
us, began to rise again in the rear Of our town-but
it has not, nor will not, we presume, reach the
height itdid formerly. We must here, in justice,
take occasion to say, that all concur IN opinion,
that Col. SpEAn's plan is the correct one, and that
if he had been allowed the entire management,
the creyasse would have been now efectually
stopped. Col. S. has purchased lumber on his
own account, and went over to the other side Of the
river on Thursday, to close the crevasse at the
Point: he says that he will bet 500 to $40 that
he closes it effectually in a few days.
At the Bayou Creyasse, Messrs NORBERT Ma
RINEAUx and H.. BRoUssARD are the superinten-
dants at present, we believe, and we earnestly
hope their e~xertions will prove successful.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

A DEER TAKEN BY LApIEs.-Thsw way in
which two Mississippi ladies, followed By two
female darkies, made a deer-a real live deer
IA wild deer-captive, is thus described in the
Cofseeville (Miss.) Appeal. Before quoting
the Appeal, we will remark that the hounds
had started the deer without the ladies' having
given them directions n 40 %, but after the
fleet animal was s~eensjumping over a fence,
the ladies' at opceenade up their minds that
"they could ketrh NJ:
sOn reaching the spot they found the ami
NAL standingslill. One Of the servants was
ordered to take hold Of its neck as soon as
this was done, the ladies' took hold, too, all
round---imhgine, reader, for yourself, the scene;
the huel6b there must have been-and, in this
mannelt, ~ carried to the house. Now, what
TO DO With tie live deer they knew not. It
g~asaslgeested to put him in the smoke.
4Ssslse.s But while as, we expect, they were
t1lisying what to do with The live deer a
gentleman came, hearing the noise, and cut its
throat.
y informant says that it was fine syener-
som and that the ladies have, since, been in.
vited in . hunt We presume they would
make pretty fair hunters"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

ISL >
RATHER IN A HuRRY.-On Wednesday last, the
Naniape, Attakapas packet, passed our town on
her way to Franklin, and the sight of her glad
dened the eyes of several who had been waiting
some days to get a passage; but, strangely, she
declined stopping at our wharf, and kept on her
way to the Bayou; but the Captain or som one on
board, hallooed to the worthy superintendent Of
the Live Oak, T. B. THORPE, Esq, (who was
very anxious to get to that region of the STATED
that if he would 60 to the Bayou, the boat would
stop there for him. He did so, but the boat pas
sed on without deigning to notice him. We trust
that there was some very urgent reason for the
Naniqpes not stopping. 1t is injuring our town
# it is believed abroad that there is no possibility of
getting aboard Of an Attakapas boat by coming to
place.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

THlEvEs.-There is but little doubt but there
are plenty Of this class Of humanity, black or
white, in our village. From time to time various
articles of value are missing from our levee, which
have been landed there by the packets, and yet
no endeavors have been made to ferret them out,
Some steps should be taken to get a knowledge Of
these villains-otherwise it will soon. come to
pass that a citizen will be afraid to send to the
city for any light article, for the reason that he
will have to run too much risk in getting it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

sEvERE SroRm.-Ou Monday night last
very severe storm Of wind and rain, thunder
and lightning, ragged in this vicinity. We have
net learned that any injury was caused. a.
passenger who arrived in the Georgetoea ffom
New Orleans, says that it was equally severe
nthe river. During its violence, the Georgs.
toson was run into BY the Montgomery and
the starboard guards and wheelhouse 81 the
former partially carried away. :
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

10 What Is The reason That CoMAux,s Conf
Nvees Vstdndah Is Kept 20 yosoded-Because his
prices are moderate, his table furnished with ev-
cry luxury, his servants attentive, his rooms and
bedding clean and handsome, his clerk the most
accommodating Of gentlemen, and ConAux him
self one Of the most courteous Of landlond-and
last though not least because sociality seems to
the whole house. a
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

HARD TIMEs.-The aoldest inhabitantn saws
lat he never knew the times to be 80 ahard,' az
tlhey are at present, nor 50 dull. The crevasses
are playing the very mischief with us; it looks
like a sin to ask a man for money while his pro-
perry is inundated-and if You did, you woslant
gaI. '4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

" True hope is based on the energy Of
character. A strong mind always hopes, and
has always cause to hope, because It knows
the mntability of human affairs, and how slight
. circumstance may change the whole course
Of events. Such 9 spirit, too, rests upon itself;
is not confined to partial views, or to one par.
ticular object. And if, at last, all should be
lost, it has saved itself--its own integrity and
worth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
Marion en- Prison.

H4 II a etc amene a Ia Geole de Ia Parois.
~ Sc d1berville, IN negre marion nomme
a. WILLIAM, ct dit quill appertenait a
~ Mr.. John holland, resident dams lie PA.
de West Baton Rouge. lie dit negre
est age denviron 80 ans ct 5 pieds 8 pouces
d'hauteur.
apl2 HENRY SULLIVAN, Geolier.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
MOTH

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ~eri.,;po h.
i tween WILLIAM p. BRADBURY 4 EU-
GENE v. BLAKE in the publication Il the
Southern Sentinel has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. W.. P. BRADsuRN is alone .u.
thorized to collect the debts due the Office, and H.
quidate all demands existing against said 6rm.
~g~ w P. BRADRURN.
f. w. BLAKE.
April 5th, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

GARDENs.-The overflow has done considerable
injury to the gardens in our vicinity, destroying a
vast quantity of vegetables. We trust, however,
that it will not discourage the proprietors, but
that they will endeayor to make the best of mis-
fortune. A market without vegetables would
present a sorry appearance.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

LADIES NAT1osAL M4eAz1SE.-This beautiful
monthly fol. April has been received, and is en-
bellished as usual with beautiful engravings.
Call and see a number. Price, $3.50 per year.
Published by CD. Peterson, es Chesnut street,
Philadelphia.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

AB.ESr.-When this paper is issued, if not
bursted or sunk, we shall be in New Orleans on
business connected nth the interests Of our Office.
Therefore, many items Of interest viii necessarily
be omitted. On our return, however, and in fu-
ture, we hope, single handed, to make the Sentiaa
all that its warnest friends could wish it.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

The ,AsrA.--This admirable little boat oan-
nnanded BY that whole-souled gentleman, Capt.
.JoHNsos, has been running up Crosse Tete for
some time, for the accommodated Of the planters
in that region. Both the captain aud his boat are
decidedly and deservedly popular with every one.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

INLAND NAvIcAr1oN IN TExAs-The Lagrange
Texas Monument is in ecstacy At the arrival Of
The he steamer Colorado 1t that place, and calls it a
new err u the history Of Lagrange. A dinner was
gwen to Capt. Douglas, the commander ofthe Col
orado, who said that there wers no distractions in
The river between Columbus and Lagrange which
could not easily be removed.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Information Wanted

OF JAMES BOWEs; who came to this place
~ from New York LIST Of April with the under
dersigned, his sister, and left on Thursday last.
She is anxious to hear from him, and likewise Of
JOSEPH BOWES, her brother, residing in the
Parish of Paquemines, she having come to this
place through mistake in consequence Of the s-
milarity of the names.
ap12 MARGARET MOORE
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

TIE GlpsY.-This excellent boat i still plough
ing her way. up and down the Mississippi, .
regularly q clock-work.. She has proved her
character BY theseverest Of all tests-that Of time
and constant running, and her reputation has stood
BY her, untarnished if not unassailed. We shall al.
ways wish her andher social commander, 4 long
and prosperous life. 9ssDt qgE aatf
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

IL The man who +" lost his last dime at eschap
was at it again on Thursday. He was in high
glee: his pile consisted Of five dimes and a half
when last seen, two ahead, both bowers in his
hand, and a whiskey today on his right. He was
about to "go It alone"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

~ The : Last Mam Of the Delsge,' was in
town uaeain yesterday. If any Of our friends feel
zee his picture, they will be grati6ed to
u.s. content by calling at R. HALL Co.'S,
a st., New Orleans. 1t is full length, and
DsmA Of the original.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

HAIL SroRM.-We had a considerable of a hail
storm here last Monday, which lasted but a few
minutes. The hail was about the size Of small
marbles OF a piece Of cAalk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

The Parks or LosDos.-The area Of Regents
Park i 4os acres; Hyde Park, 1877; Ke,nsington
Gardens; 200; Greenwich Park, III; IVictoria
Park, 100; St James Park, SO; Green Park, III
Total, 1868.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12

The FLooD-With but a few dry spots here
and there, we understand that the whole Of this
Parish, on the left bank ofthe river is inundated.
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xnn~A1nIu1n
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE firm Of REILLY 4 GALLdGHEh
i has been dissolved by mutual ccaesn,. on Inc
18th inst, and the debts due the firm have oeen o.
vided. f. Reilly's portion viii Be collected "
PHILIP DWELL, and F, Gsll'ghers ~ NM
self. mas
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
State Of Loaisiana-Par1M Of BerpiM.
Succession Sale.

pY virtue of an order of the 9Th District
d Court of the State of Louisiana in and for
the Parish of lberville, to me directed, | will
OTTER at Public Sale, to the highest and last
bidder on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of MAY,
1851, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the
Succession Of Ignance Hsbert, deceased,
to-wit:
First lot,) Art. LIST. The undivided twelfth
of PLANTATION or TR of
LAND, lying and situated in the parish Of
lbervilie, on the right side of the river Missis.
sippi, at the distance Of forty arpents from the
margin of the river, and whereon the late IL.
nance Hebert resided-said tract of land meas
ur.ng twenty three arpents, more or less, in
front by a depth sufficient as to give the said
plantation u superficies of seven hundred and
fifty acres, bounded in front by land or front
concession belonging to sundry persons, on
the river above by land Of Janyier Allan, below
byland belonging to John d. Murrell, and on the
back by land belonging to Sewall T. Hudson,
which plantation is established and cultivated
as a sugar farm, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereunto belonging, con.
sisting of a Dwelling House, Susar
House, Steam Engine, Mills 4 Al.
paratus, and all the utensils for the fabrica. /
uon OF sugar-Corn Houses, Stables,
Negro Cabins, and all other out houses
on said plantation.
Art. Cd. The undivided twelfth part of an. |
other TR a Of LAND, situated in
The said parish on the south side Of Bayou
Goula measuring about ten arpents front on
said Bayou, being lots Nos. 7 and 8 of the
aud surveyed and sold by the Government Of
United States, on said Bayou, said tract Of land
containing three hundred and seventy five SD.
.9er6cial acres, including the second cancessiopl
back of said lots, bounded above lind be.
to Mrs. JosephineRF1ebert wife 81 Dan.
Wilson, below BIZ lind of John Galick and
John H. Randolph md ID the rear by land for.
nerly belonging to christopher Adams.
Artd2d The undivided twelfth Of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
Runway i'm Jail.

81 Was brought to the Jail of the Parish of
no lbverville a negro man named WILLIAM,
n who says he belongs to Nh. holland of the
g. Parish Of West Baton Rouge. Said negro
49, is aged about 80 years, S feet s inches high.
The owner will please come forward pay char
ges and take him away.
apl2 HENRY SULLIVAN, Jailor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
FOR SALE. !
A VALUABLE SADDLE HORSE. Applv
IA at this office. IL
Ii


sk
ATELY from the most fashionable t.il6Ifine
- establishments IN Paris and New OrieaD-
has permanently located himself at Plsquemine,
at Mr.. Berauts residence, where he il ready to *.
line. - m.oo.n