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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14
EtM de la Observation-Disclosures d. IberyiWe,
Vente de Succession.

ENN vertu dun decret GU ordre de la Cour du
~ 6me District en- ct pour la paroisse d.
berylile a moi addressee, date lie II JUN, 1851,
Jotfrlrai en- vente publique a maison de cour
a dlte Paroisse, au plus offrant ct dernier en-.
cherisseur,
Samedi lie l2 Juliet, 1851.
a 10 heures A. NJ. la propriete ci-apres decrite,s
appartenant a Ia
Succession de fu Thomas B. De6in,
Un certain moroccan de Terre situe dams la dite
parolsse dlberyille dams Ia vile de Plaque
mine, dams cette partie de la vile divise en-
lots par Thomas B. Pipkin ct designe sur le
plan de la dite vile CONNIE lot No. 40, le dit
terrain tormant I'm triangle irregulier, mesu-
rant cent ~soixante pieds sur une rue mainte-
nant appellee Rue Short ct terminant en- I'm
angle algu sur la point du Bayou Plaquemine
ct du tleuve Mississippi, ct ~autrefois borne par
terralns Nos. 48 ct so, sur lie dit plan, en-
semble avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorar
tons y appartenant.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
I'm quart du prix d'adjudication payable
compliant lie jour de la vente, ct la balance
payable, une Motto en- tout Mars 1852, ct
lautre moitie en- tout Mars 1853. L'acque-
reur ~fournira SEES billets endosses a la ~satisfac-
ton des parties interessees; ct fats p~ayables
au Bureau du Recorder de la Paroisse dIber-
vile, ct porteront interet a raison de huit pour 8
cent par an depuis la date jusqu'au parfait pale- q
ment. Hypothaque speciale sera retenue sur
Ia dite propriete pour assurer lie Placement des ss
dts billets ct de tous ~interets eventuels.
HENRY SULLIVAN,
Dep. Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberyille lie III JUN, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

UWe trust that our citizens will not forget
that the subscription list for the improvement OF
the Protestant Burying Ground, is now open at
our Reading Room. We would recommend a meet
ing to be called upon this subject, and a committee
appointed to superintend and carry into effect the
desired object.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14
Ward Meetings.

We have also been authorised 10 state that Ward
Meetings throughout the Parish will he held on
THURSDAY the 10Th ol1lis month. to nominate
delegates to attend the general Wing Convention
in this town OH the 3Ist. We trust that these
notices will generally be made known, and attend
ed 10.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

xFataaiRg ina the River.

CEC tErdaiaed DC, That no person
= sb,u bEted to battle in the River Mis-
s;ss;nn; an IN front of any plantation in
dav Iiobt first obtaining the permission
If Tho oyys land or plantation in writing.
SIC sordained &C., That any person
v;olat;oo9 section OF this ordinance, shall
no GnaIn oftwo dollars for the first Of
fsnce .rllars for the second, or every Of
tonoetL to be sued for and recovered be.
faro l1bf competent, jurisdiction, by any
;uha ne parish, which fine when recov,
erndy paid into the parish treasury for the
b it further ordained, &c., That
e person violating the first section of
II; e is a minor, the parent or guardian,
og he minor SO offending, shall be liable
~ o pay the fine, and to be sued for the
manner set forth in the second section
nance.
3%adopted and approved this ed June.
J. "A. DARDENNE,
President.
ADos1s PETIT, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

Very PLEAsAsr.-For a gentleman "a to dis
continue taking his paper from the Post Office, af-
ter the expiration Of about six months, las inform
ed by the Postmaster) and nothing said about
paying up Alas printers have a hard time of
it. 1t is considered an insult for one of these un-
fortunate gentry to ask his pay in advance yet,
few are l@enientt to a profession, which, of all 9TH
ers, confers most benefit upon society.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

The New CosrrME.-The new feature in fe-
male dress, short skirt and pantalets, is no longer
a matter of the imagination, or the fancy of a few
eccentric women. 1t is becoming exceedingly po-
pular throughout the Atlantic cities, and the edi-
tors are enraptured with it. What lady will i'm
mortalize herself and the South by taking the lead
in this region4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

o. We trust that the Wings OF the several
wards; who see the above notices, viii be active
in their endeavors to have a good attendance at
tLier ward meetings. We would recommend one
delegate for every ten voters in each ward. Ii,
after the foregoing due notices, there is not a pro-
per representation on the 21st, the convention can
appoint another and a final day.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

"SlcHA GIrTIs' UP STAIRs."-Said an old
preacher, once upon q time, as we learn by the
Richmond Despatch, "lf you were told thatb by
going to the top of those steps yonder (poin-
tiny to the rieketty pair at one end of the church,
you could secure your eternal salvation, | real.
ly believe hardly any of you would try it. But
let any man proclaim that there was five hun
dred dollars up there, and I'll be bound there
would be, such q Citing up the steps as you
never did see!"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

PnoeREss.-The tightness of the times, in re-
gardto money, does not prevent the progress of
our town, although retarded in a great measure.
Building and repairing still continue, and we are
now enabled to state what we could not hereto
fore, that several elegant brick stores are now in
market for rent, having just been finished. Why
are they not advertised ?
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE FOR JulY.-This is the
first number of a new volume Of this beautiful
work, and now is the time to subscribe. Itissin-
terspersed with a variety of beautiful plates, of
various descriptions of art, and its matter fromthe
pens Of the most gifted writers Of our country:
Graham's is universally popular in The South.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

o Young gentlemen who would prosper in
love should WOO gently. 1t is not fashionable
for ladies to take ardent spirits.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

10 The Brilliant, Ed. White and Gypsy, vii
receive our thanks for continued favors in send
ing us the latest city papers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14
ANTICIPATED REVOLUTION IN CUBA.-The Sa.
yannah Republican SAYS:

From Spanish letters which have come under
our observation, we learn that certain cubans in
this country regard matters in Cuba as being in a
state bordering on revolution. These letters give
reason TO believe that the cry of liberty would be
raised on the 25th of the present month 1t may
soon be in our power to give our readers further
particulars.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14
aafeS9 Lutsiam-PaslsA Of R-sviNe.
Succession Sale.

Rf virtue OF a decree or order Of the Sixth
- District Court of the Parish of Ibcryilc.
directed to me and bearing date the 18th day Oh
June, 1851, | will offer at Public Sale ut the
Court House OF this Parish, to the highest aud
last bidder,
On Saturday the 18th July, 1857;
at 10 o'clock, AN. the following described pro-,
perry belonging to the
Succession Of Thomas Dc6,n, Decd,
certain lot of Ground situated in said pa
risllofs Ibervjlle in the town Of Plaauemiue. in I
that part OF said town divided and laid ont inzs
to lots by Thomas B. Pipkin, and desianatcl3i
IN the plafsofesaid town rs lot No. 40. SAID
lot forming aasIregular triangle, measuring
oneshundred and sixty feet on 4 stree, now
called Short street, and finishing on a sharp /
angle on the point on the Bayou PIaqnemine 4
and Mississippi River, and formerly bounded {
BY lots No. 4S and so on said plan, together 4
with all the buildings and Improvements there
on being and belonging.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth Of the price of adjudication pay. B
on the day of sale, and the balance.
payable,one half in all the month of March jp n
year 1852, the~other half in all the month
OF March 1858. The purchaser to furnish his
notes Tor the creditterms with Q dorsers tothe
satisfaction of the parties nterested-said notes
at the Office Of the Recorder of the
Parish of lberville and to bear interest at the
rate OF eight Per cent per annum from date
until paid, and special mortgage retained on
SAID property to secure the payment of said
notes and interests.
HENRY SULLIVAN,
Dep. Sheriff. Y
Parish of IberyilIe, June 18th, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

CHASsE.-Om town has suddenly become very
scarce of change. Dimes and dollars, are equally
difficult to obtain.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14
EsFly.

wIeP by Louis Barclay, on
LNthe sfIwo miles below Plaque
dH m;neH Creole Horse, about 5
Years o1d tx bm If not claimed by the
o,yner ho cash by the undersisn-
ed at the Madame Louis Barclay on
''A '"eFp. H; HAAsE,
JuStica of tho D,,,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

vSee the advertisement of DAVIS & BAYLEY.
Cool, bubbling, sparkling SODA!
When the heats at ninety-Dine-o!
"My9eyes!n but isn't pleasant,
Just'bout then to have the yhino!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

"After a careful perusal of it, we are free to
say that we lave risen from our seat with more
favorable impressions of the character of Mr..
Webster than we ever had before. For can
dor, fairness of statement, and the enthusiasm
of honest and patriotic conviction, We have
seen no document emanating from the leaders
of any party more entitled to commentator"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

Agreeably to section % of the aforesaid
nance the Police Jury proceeded to appd
spectors of Roads and Levees in and for 1hef
of Iberyille for one year from this date.
The following members Were maniu1o4i
pcintaJ
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

Free BANKING IN MAssAcHUsErrs.-The le-
gislature Of Massachusetts, at its recent session
following The example Of New York and 9th.
er States, passeda Bill establishing a Free Ban
king system. This law is an entirely new fea-
ture nsMassachusetts banking system. 1t al
lows any number of persons, not less than
fifty TO becomea body corporate for banking
5purpose-the stock rot to be less than $780,
900, nor moresthan $1,000,o0o-and to Issue
bank notes passed upon State or town stocks.
II Close thine ear against those that open
their mouth against Others.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14
Mr., Webster's Speech.

Much of our space to-day is occupied bytile
speech Of Mr.. Wooster at Buffalo. We do
not believe that we can better devote our col.
umns this week, than in giving circulation to
the opinions and sentiments of this great man.
so graphically and eloquently expressed; upon
the important measures and exciting topics OF
the day-particularly, as he will doubtless be
4 prominent candidate before the Wing nation
al convention for the next Presidency Of the
United States. We wish the South-every sec.
tion-fulIy to understand the sentiments fthis
great statesman: they can only be understood
through his reservations, and made palpable
through bis acts. That he is a tHipn patriot
in every sense of the word, his veriest ~villilcrs
certainly cannot question: his elevated mind
portraysno sectional rejudices-but from the
rocky coast Of New England to thattar West
ern region Of our land,
"Whose foam is amber and whose sands are gold,o
his mighty energies are directed, for the happi-
ness and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of its people.
Mr.. WEBSTER has ever been bitterly opposed
to notification, secession and d~isunion, as these
national evils have gradually grown into
strength-from discomfort into treason
through the Vaccinations Of foilcd politicians,
or those whose ambition looks not to their
country's welfare. With the constitution as
his guIde-leaning not to the East, the West.
the North or the South-he has spoken and
acted as his mind directed, whether condemned
or applauded, elevated or sunk in the opinions
of the world.
This speech to which we allude, is an Amer
ican speech, full of enthusiasm and patriotism,
and we pity the man from any section of the
Union whose narrow mind can pick from it
flaws upon which to found criticism or abuse.
Andrew J. Donelson, editor Of the Union,
thus speaks of it:
"After a careful perusaI of it, we are free to
say that we lave risen from our seat with more
favorable impressions of the character of Mr..
ttr,t,t,n 4I,,> NO ,,.n, i,,l J,I,,, IL. .,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

Anordinance concerning the Roads and lie
within the Parish of Iberville having been
mitted and read to the Police Jury, was N
and adopted by the following vote. MI
Adams, Leblanc and Slack voting in the aft
tive and Mr.. Thos. C.. Brown voting in TIL
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-06-14

1st. district: c. Adams, jr.: ID do. ca
w. Butler; Sd do. Armant Hebert, 18th d
Edwards; 9Th 10. Paulin Dupny; 9th dol
Heben; 18th dc. Louis Rivet, j.; sth do NJ
il: 9thdo. Balthazar Dupuy;; 10th do.
lings, senr.; 18th do. Col. r. A. Stewa{n,
DR.. g.. Pritcllard; 18th do VIM. r. 4
do. Paul Hebert; 18th do.-Isaac Erw
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-01
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1851.

The Senate having resumed the consideration OF the mo-
ton Of Mr. CLAY, refer the Presidents Message TO the
Committee the judiciary, that they may ascertain what
further legislation may be necessary to carry the prov-
sions Of the law
Mr.. DOWNS Mr.. President, when the Senate adjourn
ed yesterday was stating facts in reply the argument
OF the Senator from Vrgns (Mr Mason, in which he had
asserted that the fugitive bill Of the last session had yield
cd any fruits have little to say that point /
know that the period Of the session and the business before
require the utmost brevy and therefore shall con6ne
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henson. He has been triumphanty reelected.
How is it 10 the State of Pennsyvan where there has
been much public feeling against laws for the recapue Of
fugitive saves-whee there have been laws passed against
their recapue and where the author Of the Wmot provso
resides What have they done They have Just elected
from among all their distinguished member Of
this Senate who, in all his long the Congress of the
United States in the other House, has stood prominent
gentlemen holding correct principles the slave question:
and such no Southern man could object And now
there pending in the Legislature there resolution express
ing appreciation Of the compromise of the last
sloD And they have proposition, believe to repeal their
laws against the recapure of fugitive slaves showing clearly
their appreciation Of the pursued by Congress the
last session and there is strong probability that they will
pass.
Come to New York; that great State the Empire State
where supposed there the strongest expression
OF public opinion against it. Do you not that great
change has taken place there True such the compexy
OF the parties there and such the effect Of currents and under
in politics. that the late elections have resulted in
such way that cannot perhaps hopesnd regret that
1t and does the whole nationfor the return Of that
individual (Mr. DIcKISsos) who has long and ably
represented that in the Senate of the United States
Still submit you that there the strongest evidence of
change in public opinion where il the most needed
tins very subject What the circumstances Of the
Inc big party bad decided majority in the Legislature,
50 much so that thought scarcely possible that there
could De question about the election Of Senator by their
party They knew, however, that none but moderate and
man could be elected by them because other
man could unite their party They selected man who
understand from high authority, little Objectionable
any Individual one of those who 20 to extremes on
TINS southern question that he prominent well
the most moderate man Of their party understand that II
was thought that the friends Of the compromise would have
nothing to regret from his election because while on some
things he might differ, no was fair and honorable man. In
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think ID 10 Dc De regretted and glad that the Presl
dent has taken the proper course, think that the
laws s.l be faithfully executed hope they will be ex-
ecued hope this will be the last time that there will be
failure there any where ese But whether be or not
consider these exceptions far from showing that the law
is not generally carried out going prove that the rule is
the other way.
The honorable Senator from South Carolina (Mr. Bur.
LER alluded the fact Of the President proposing TO en-
poy the military and naval forces Of the United States in the
execution of this law matter greatly TO be deprecated
and to show the little probability there was that the law
would be executed deprecae and regret the use Of the
military force much any body in the execution Of the
laws Of the country.
Mr.. BUTLER. Will the Senator allow me to nut nv.
self distinctly right upon that subject did not 20 go far a.
to form any opinion the proprey Of using the military
force of the country 10 enforce the fugitive slave law but
did say it of the omnous symptoms Of the times
when the President should ask for military power to enforce
constitutional law OF the country. did say that it wal
strange thing that runaway negro should furnish the &c
casion for calling out the military force of the country
Mr.. DOWNS. If the honorable Senator had heard INV
sentence through he would not have been under the
of making explanation understood bi. remark eractly
be has explained it. did not understand that he
objected to the Of the army and navy for this
but that ne referred TO the necessity Of an unhappy
indication that could not expect this Law n h
faithfully execued, otherwise this would not haze been ne
cessaIy.
repeat that object seriously as the Senator from
South Carolina to the employment Of the military force n
the execution of the law, and shall always consider Il g
calamity when the county in such situation as 70 require
it. The instances in our History have been verv y.,e II
which has been required and hope that thew will be rar
hereafter do not think the military force should be ,esot
ed TO without good cause. do pretend to saw hehe
in this instance the President has acted wisely Or no, II N,
present state Of the question It not with b. y;s hs
sdyeed to il at ALL but to show that in the verv fact m.
the President OF the United States has deemed Il
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