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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-17
Professor Pages Experimental "Trip.

Professor Pages Experimental Trip.
We copy the following fom the Washington
Republic of the 2lst:
Owing to the announcement. that, on Satur-
day, Professor Pages Electro-M Magnetic Lo-
comotiye would have preliminary trial on the
railroad, large number of persons, including
many of scientific attainment, were in attend
ance, near the staton-house, manifesting a
marked interest in the success of the expert
ment. A report that an accident had occurred
excited apprehensions in the minds of many
that there was to be either a postponement or
failure However, this state Of feeling was
somewhat relieved by the appearance of Pro-
fessor Page himself on the platform of his car,
who informed the spectators that two Of the
cells in the middle of the battery which he was
about to employ had exploded-an occurrence,
he said, which had not before taken place in
the course Of his two years experiments; but
that, in order that the company which had as
sembled might not be disappointed, the loco
motive would nevertheless shortly move
Like the sun which at that moment emerged
from dark rain cloud, this brief announce
ment frightened the consequences of all who
heard it, and, much to their satisfaction, in the
course of five minutes the car came forth from
its shed, moving steadily, and wended its way
on the rails for several hundred yards; then
paused and backed to another track, and again
moved forward in the direction of Baltimore. ;.
We had no means of ascertaining its speed
but should judge that it was at the rate OF
aboutfve or six miles per hour, which, for an
experimental trip, with crippled battery, was
doing remarkably well, we think, Indeed, we
have hardly doubt, from what Professor Page
has already accomplished, that he will ere long
| attain the successful application of electro.
| magnetic power to vessels and railway trains
| now propelled by steam. g.z.ses
| ! It was novel spectacle to witness cal
smoothly and quietly emerging from its place
Of shelter, with none Of its machinery visible
and travelling over the rails without the usual
aecompaniments of the putting steam, the
glowing furnace, the dense volume of black
smoke, and the clashing Of heavy enginery, ane
only occasionally emitting a bright flash un
Ider the car-the miniature Zig ghtning of thi:
/ wonderful invention. &
Having gone out some distance on the road
1.-The locomotive then returned as noiselessly AZ
Iit went, when it was again safely housed.
Whatever doubts may be entertained as Il
/ Professor Pages ultimate success, it should b
that his present efforts have al
Iseady compassed much more than those ex
1psnded in the first experiments with steam a
. motive power, during an equal period Of time
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-17
PLAQUEMINE:
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1851.
Cuba.

The New York Sun has affected to be a
kind of official organ of Cuban liberation for
many years past. 1t is SO violent on the SUBJ
ject as to be not altogether safe guide to in
formation on the affairs of the Island and its
government. 1t is rarely indeed, that it can
soften down, when Cuba comes before it, into
such gentle and really attractive style as it has
done in the annexed article, which we find in
a recent number of that paper:
During the seventy and odd years since
this country became free, the Cuban people
have been in close neighborhood with us, with
every opportunity to learn the character and
blessings of our institutions. Their principal
trade has been with this country. Almost ev-
ery article of furniture in their houses is Of
republican manufacture. The chairs on which
they sit, the tables on which they eat, the very
knives and forks they daily use, are all Ameri-
can made, and suggestive of republican ideas.
Every piano in Cuba is American, and her beau
tiful daughters love to sound the notes OF free
dom's sweetest music. But what is OF still
more importance, thousands of Cubans have
trarelled over the United States, learning our
customs, our laws, and our liberties. They
have sent their sons and daughters here to be
educated, and they have gone home again to be
the missionaries of republican freedom. There
is not house in Cuba but contains teachers
or suggestors Of liberty; not an estate upon
the island on which there are not American
steam engines and machinery, with American
engineers to superintend their erection and
working. Surely, then, the knowledge of Ii
berty has been spreading in Cuba, and strange
indeed it would be if the desire to enjoy liber-
ty had not been spreading Also
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-17

State Of Louisiaaa-PaAish Of Iberrille.
Succession Sale.

PY virtue of a decree Or order of tie lion.
~ 9TH District .ourt of thr State of Louisi-
ana in s.u for ::ne Parish of IberviIle, to me d-
rected, will offer at public sale to the highest
and last bidder on
MONDAY the 10th day of MAY,
1851, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, belonging to the .. .-
Succession of Wiltshire L. Fem, Decd,
to wit:
Community Property. Lots Of Ground and
Improvements.
Art. 1st. One parcel of Land lying and 81
tuated in the Parish of Iberville in the reaYof
the town of Plaquemine, measuring one hum
dred and twenty feet front on the continuation
of Plaquemne street, by one hundred and thlr-
ty one feet in depth on the side towards the
river by Constitution street on the opposite
side by lot No. 1S and in the rear by lots Nos.
l3 and l6-said parcel of land being composed
of lots Nos IA and Is of the land divided into
lots by Alexis Gauther as per plan thereof de-
posted in the office of the Recorder of this Pa
rish, together with all the Buildings and Im-
provements thereon and thereunto belonging.
Art. I'd. Another parcel of Land situated
in the town of Plaquemine in said Parish,
measuring about seventy feet front on Leyee
or Front street, with all the depth thereunto
belonging, extending from said Front or Le-
wee street to Bank street, bounded above by
lots belonging to Roth Brothers, N. Bisson and
A. ST. Dizier, and below by Fenn's alley, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon being and thereunto belonging.
Art. Sd. A quantity Of Movable Property
consisting in Household Furniture, Cooking
Utensils, &c. &c.
~ TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
Sale to be made at the last residence q
Wiltshire L. Fem.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberyie April 18th 1851.
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- IL. HALL & co.
e. Z 4 . E 3 s d
En AS Canal ST.. New Orleans.

KEEPS on hand general assortment Of all
N kinds of Looking ,Ghsses; !l,ooking-Glass
plates: Picture Glass, ali sizes; Window Glass, do;
a:old Lenf; Dentists Gold and Tin Foil; Portrait
and Picture Frames Artists Colours aud Brushes;
Canvas, in roll and in sre,cher; Tassells Cord &c.
Portrait and Picture Frames ofevery description,
made TO order, aud re.gding Of all kinds done IN
the best manner. Prints, Maps, &c. mounted and
vanished. Also. Oil Pictures cleaned and var,
nished, and all things connected with our omsi- nn
ness done in the best manner noVoo
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-17

An extraordinary mortality from hopping
cough formerly was common in the South Sea
IslandA Its intensity has however, been ma.
terially modified by vaccination. which was al.
SO the case in South America. In Buenos
Ayres vaccination was for some time believed
to be spefcicsa against hopping cough as well
as small pox.
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Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods
s.ods. Plants shr,,bbery, &c,

soods. Plants Shrubbery, Ac.,
Ed GAY-sEEDsMAN g. FLORIST
Crossman st., New Orleans.
at.< ~ Has on hand a prime ,-sees,
w @ saS stock ,.k' Of Garden Field ass
aAaA and Flower Seeds, and <YssY
esa ~i s155iv Retail M dealers with fresh 4saas.
eds M at So per hundred papers, Labelled amo
., sealed - by " the pound and bushel, at unusually
low % nrices, for a genuine article. on
Also. a large and superb variety OF green green
Uonse Plants. Roses, Japouicas, Ornamental
and Frut Trees, Shrubbery, &C. &c.
Orders executed with promptness and care. :.
Cat''osuo' ''''' noy3O
paper
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r1URNITURE WAREHOUSE

n The undersigned respectfully lntoFm thelf
friends and the public that they have just received
and are daily receiving an extensive assortment OF
CABINET FURNITURE of every variety and
style; also, choice assortment of the following
articles, to wit: Chairs, Feathers, Spring, Moss
Plush Damasks, Cords and Tassels, Gimps, Var,
nish, etc. etc. E Purchasers are invited to call
and examine our stock, which will be offered at
prices that can not fail to please.
C. FLINT & JONES,
d.c14::6m 46 and 4s Royal street.
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=. LEIGHTON'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE.

a-sglNo. Royal street, New Orleans.
rs always well supplied with fine assortment
L Of sUPERIORlLINEN YORK MILL AND
COLOREED SHIRTS, beautifully sewn ana
made of the very best materials at the .ss''
Mauufactory, N 10, Park Place, y. =
Every article Of ~. N s
Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods
Nav also be obtained, comprising in part,
Half Hose, Superb Crarats, Can'br1c ana S'A i's
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Glores and Sus-
penders, Umbrellas, (siM and cotto") y
Purses, Perfumery, de- dc.
Visitors to The city are respectfully invited to note
the address, and call at No. Royal street. "he!e
they will meet with polite attention and sp'e"o'o
outfit for the toilet: =, . ,
Orders forwarded by post with reference 10 o
civ house for payment, will be punc'ual'y dis
nacl,ed by the first boat leaving
p'T,'";h ";ahtn,,. Premium Shirt and Gent!emen's
Furnishing Store, No 5, Royal street, New Ne, = VI"
a.ns and 10 Park Place, N. Y. nov25-om
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Carpet Warehouse, 23 Charities 81
NEW-ORLEANS.

UTE are in constant receipt of new patterns
w of the following Carpetings, viz:
Administer, Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
Three-pIys Brussels, Ingrains and veni,ans; FL
cured Baize and Linen Crumb Cloths, Window
Shades: Hair Cloth, Stair, Rods, Table and Piano
Covers. Mating ETC, Floor Oil Cloth, from 8 o 10
- feet wide, new patterns. All Of which we oHef
at the lowest market prices.
uov3O A. BROUSSEAu d W.
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Fresh Garden Farm and Flower
SnaG1S.

Warranted the Gro1cth Of 1850.
HnE3s> The subscriber has now i'll store
6aIarge assortment of Flower and Garden
# Seeds suitable for fall and spring SOW,
ing, imported direct from the best seed
~~ gardens in the Northern States and fro"
England and France. Also, large assortment OF
the best kind Of Frrt Trees consisting IN Peaches'
and Almonds Likewise shrubbery of every va>
riety which will be sold at lower prices than any
honse in the CITY. w. OHM, Agt.
,nov3O 20 Canal street. on the Levec
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LUNDI lie 10 de MAI, 1851,


cherisseur, @ s-ez4-
LUNDI lie 10 de MAI, 1851,
10 heures, A. NJ, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, savoir:
Lots de Terre ct Ameliorations.
Art 10 Tn certain morceau de Terre situe
dams Ia Paroisse d'Ibervile ell arriere de Ia
vile de Plaquemine, mesurant cent vingt peds
de face la continuation de Ia rue Plaquemlne
SUI hne profondeur de cent trente pieds, sur
la RE Constitution, au cote oppose par lot
No. ls ct en- arriere par les lots Nos. Is ct Is.
lie dit moroccan de terre etant compose Ges
lots Nos. ID ct Is de la terre divisee en- lots par
Alexis Gauthier scion le plan depose dams lie
bureau du Recorder de Ia dite Parosse d'lber-
vile ainsi que les batisses ct ameliorations y
appa.tenant.
Art. 20. Un autre moroccan de Terre situe
dams la vile de Plaquemine dams la dite Pa
roisse, mesurant environ soixante piedana Ia
| rue Leyee, ensemble toute la profondeu1 ap.
partenant, s'etendant de la rue Levee squ'a
la rue de la Banque, borne en- haut par bts ap-
partenant a Roth Brothers, N. Bison and A
St. Dizier, ct enbas par Fenn's alley, ensemble
les Batisses ct Ameliorations y appartenant.
Art. 80. Une quantite de Mobilier consis
tant en- Meubles, Batterie de Cuisine, &c.
+ u CONDITIONS COMPLAINT.
La vente aura lieu la derniere residence de
| feu Wiltshire l.. Fem.
" ]. l. PETIT, Sherif.
Paroisse d'Iberyie ce II Avrl, 1851. u
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To merchants, Planters and oth'

TINE undersigned have in store and tor sale al
moderate prices full assortment of HARD
WARE CUTLERY, &c. &c. Also Sugar ket. ..t.
ties. Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars. Marlatts
and McClanchan's Ploughs, subrolls and flukes
Plantation saddlery, Nails, Iron, Hoes, American
Castings, French Pots, Paints, Oils: Glass, &C. sc
to which the attention of merchants planters "''o
others is respectfully called.
". B. McCUTCHEON & Co.,
dec14 w No. 90 Camps1., I'VE" . Olle"-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-17

h, the succession Of 9Th District Court,
Wagdeleine Schlatre, State Of Louisiana.
" deceased. Parish Of Iberrille.
VT7HEREAS Paul Dupuy has petitioned this
w court for letters Of administration in the
Suggestion of Magdeleine Schlatre deceased
notice is hereby given to all persons whomi it may
concern, to show cause within ten days from the
date hereof; why the prayer of the said petitioner
should nor be granted. By order of Court, 9th
May, 1851 81
may10 - PAUL DEbLlEUA, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-17

Dams la successionds Cour du 6eme District
teue paro.sse dloerr.lle,
Magdeleine Schlatre. Etat de Ia Louisiana,
4 TTENDU que Paul Dupuy presente un
II petition la dite cour pefet dobtenir des
lettres administration dams la succession de feu
Maedelene Schlatre-avis est par le present dom
ne a tous ceux que celia conceIne pavoir dedulre
sous dix jours de cette date esaraisons pour les
ouelles sa demande ne lui serait pas accordee.
Par ordre de la cour ce Mai, ,1s51.
mailO PAUL DEBLIDUX, Grefler.
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nr The census of Great Britain was taken
on the lst ult., the whole business being dons
in single day.
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Etat de la Observation-Disclosures dIberr'lle
Vente de Succession.

I'm yertu dun ordre GU decret a moi adresse
IL par l'Hon'bie la sus-dite cour, J'exposerai
en- vente publique au plus offrant ct dernier en-
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Dams la Succession de Cour du 6'ne District
feu Paro,sse d!cerp"sssa
Rossn,ond Lanbrernont. } EtGt de Ia LoutstdHe.

A Wis est par lie present donne toutes personnes
II interressees de deduire sous dix jours de ia;
date de ce present, les raisons pour lesquelles le
tableau final de distribution ct payments ce jour
enregistre par Zenon Labauye dams Ia succession
de feu Rosemond Lambremont CONNIE Syndic, ne
ne serait pas honologues ct fait le jugement de
cette cour ct quill soft autorse de faire le Placement
CONNIE il est mentionne dams lie dit tableau.
Par ordre de laecour ce 7 de Maj, 1851
-my1o PAUL DEBLIEUX, Grefier.
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Newark, N. J., saddlery ware
house. Em,

H5=az.s1 Orleans, between Camp and.Alags
azine, Manufacturers and importers of SADD-
LERY WARE, have constantly on hand large
and complete assortment of Saddles, Brides, Mar,
tingales, Trunks, Whips Skirting, Harness ana !
Trimmings of every description: at No. IS Canal
street. ~ n,,,1 Q. ro
doc1 GI11 ANDREW w.. DO LII q W.
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Parish of Iberyille April, 18th 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15
March E!t elton. Is53.

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81 We are. a i'aar ri 70 aa'''''ipe4 s@'e
phe.s s,:asla.icssT, 2 candidate Ter sif Z
ID ~ ite AGA r-is'.'P'j - ,,..o
a. SI.'l1 -.s1
E<tr ara % sA'''' II avg
AZ Tue HARSH Pee .'o'' I 81
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a. t:.urf 'te,k afih. Miffh Election, cj2.
49, vi. are sbihni 1ed to announce
f.,.1,pre S,.:uuiisgs.ssIh. candidate Tor
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STORM AND DISASTERS At TIE
souTn.- The Steamer Mag Ola
arrived Sunday at Savannah, from
Florida,rf ports severalvessels Ashore
on the FIori la coast ,amongt!e nuns
ber one on st. MARY Sound, Ole Oh
81. Sinoh's pismasted and y Fec:s.
and enc OH Nassau Beach.
The Savd nuah Georgian I'd arms
that the stoiI ln has done much dam
age to the Flprida cotton crop.
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81 4nEssAD1s >
MARRIED..

On Tam Shay, 10 ih inst, by Rev. y c
DunlJP. Mr.. JAMEs NiRKr.rRIcK and Mis-.
JpsEg HlHE i}EARDG.;-
ThF Pria.cr's fee--an amF'o Supply q
he RID Il ,gsI.ling caEeEwas duIy4rscoived,
loF 81 oh We return ,hahks bounteous, with
lhP y sh Iha,--
My 4 inc, 3ho sheds lis blight o-cr Ill,
And dali dooms some flower to dca,h-
Or I hem lei nge 50 gently fail,
i slEqll not ciush one flower bencalh;
As hal in shade and half in sun,
Fhi1 world along is Path' advances,
May Il Al side the sun gpon.
Be Il = ihal e'cr SHAH meet he:r gancesl
pa 'fuo sday, Isl inst BY Rev In.
t.d@listpn MIR. q. +. Mckenzie OF This
Io'iuy ard Miss L iIzaBkTn l.. HEYpER-
'oNiol iuafy- COUNTY,
q , S unday. e.h nsi.. BY Rev. D. L.
Miithcp 1ir. John L. PLANT MAJ Mss
tLizABI tn ~ FoEp+ I'll Il lbis County.
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Fay cite viii e. G,bser yer
tGsDAN .E(LyfEs. 1851.
August Ell ciien~ 1851.
c,saaEsk -Flfra rlsrKldr

HWe 4fe ad,houk led 10 aupopnce Efos
e.. Va. Joa:s, cahdida1e ioF &c e'eeil2'
- Congress.
stars sLSArE LlSdaIs sNo fEtskLiS.
iCPWe are a'Itl3fk,7E IL an"n9anet 30
60. w. Carrier. ttsh.. caadidfle d
f~.,.esenl L.iacola a"d 4anAiiH Cpeh''t szip
IA state senate.
LEaI STATURE LIS coLN ASP Q
tD- w are.aulho ted 70 annoupse = 'P'
Gss:sd '. "a eoo, 4 fana'4if's 70 isp'gse"'
I.itc,l4 bnd CAFES Cd1l'its - &c T -
iSlainIe
~ ~ are al aofF. - ''.''
- III e;,,,s l-Jait aes "a The ntz' I-rg
''. 60 Il are auth br.zdl 10 spuounee Z. a.
Saia!cl3tir. Es9 a cPn5i5a't 70 tFPit>th'
f.acaiaiaIl CITES 0opql 80 "a lhe hfAi i.'g
i.i.,pre Subject 70 me ldecieioii u . Coz
FsAit1l-
,ea1-f.,rcsH -rhx4SLS c..
ri. III. an. aITi,aE ixsE d angoance Gen.
i. ei,l. EIrssus sFNoa' c'Ha'1a 70 <
rr-e,ii Llac9in County II ne lower 'iA"eH u
III. nexi q -nerai AssemfiTs ;,
,rr1P ~ are aitNi rlzfi ~ aonth''fe VT
neanei w Chiids. | saa'i1aie rep,
t-.rn, -!.Iseola Count. / lire i9wrr o'snch 81
re nex q General ASsf.gIY.
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DIED

On he i,h oFJsty, 1851, Mrs. ELF Bzr4
w. 'NICKs, consorl Of Coli. +. Md of
Fave Seviile. and eldeFl daughter Of Gen.
Nm Moore. She bad long been afflicted
viii Pulmonary disease. and had visited the
Red Splpher Springs "a Franklin County,,
az which place she died. Perhaps no per-
son evi met death VITA more perfect com
posureI and resignationI She. talked much
of herlaPProaching dissolution, naming thai
her earthfy house was in order. and ,ha, her
destined home was The paraise OF God.
In hqr deathihc church ana society has
great loss Sha was e1erl1.v Of
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church fof
about Is years. She was ever kind to The
poer and the afflicted = her great oIjeci
seemed in life. to do COED. she ioh four
children and husband anI-mafy friends and
relations 10 lament htr .nss She was born
On the 81 Of January. 1913. C.
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The Republic this morningf an
nounces that tie department. Ids al
Eel dy issued $1,000 600 in postage
stamps, and il sending them oft at
I'll E rate 81 funr thousand per day.
The Philadelphia manufac,oiiy is
making between three and feur
th6us md perdat, and will soon be
able to manufacture sufficient to
5 np'r the Whole country. i
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CRops In ALABAMA-The Troy Pal.

CRops IL AABANA.-The Troy Pal
ladium Of the 9th inst, says:
The weather for the last five or six
weeks has been very dry, and in but
few spots in the county has tie
drought been relieved by refreshing
shoWefs We believe that no dam
age hds yet been done to the crops,
but S Roua it continue much longer
very eric ns damage Will be done TO
the CROPS in this section of the State.
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ri See the ADVERTISEMENT headed
Turnpike Notice. A new era is
just davning in old Lincoln. This
is the FIRST call on Turnpike stock.
We b4I;eve, that has ever been made
in thiF Oaslty. \ b mere ehectual
way IF developing the resources Of
a conAtry could be dfvise5, than the
constr lotion Of good roads.