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The Davenport gazette., 1851-05-15
n. 4 r. 3. WA1T.TEMORE,
l43 Nain Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
wHoLRsALE DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, AND STRAW e00N,

RE now receiving the largest stock Of these goods
a ever before ghtto this market. Havings res
perchass and selection fgoods shich they have
e. before enjoye and will st all times be enabled e
oer their friends, and country nsfally.
- pr ices which cannot fsi 10 suit. Their assortment
consists IN part - follows:
$50 med. quality and fne fsoA. Angola ds
S @ is" esssS & broad srim = DO DO DO
$50 Russian Hats, ssssrted styles end qualities,
g " drsh brush hats, high and low crown,
IS extra Issh. draI and black beaver Hats,
s7s 6 soA drsb brush, assorted qssl'siss;
a7s d. drab and pearl beaver fur, Sc al ,nushras
$50 40 40 fur hats, assorted colors,
50 50 .ars as @ q.sis.y % jenny Lini. .' nav nyis,
80 6 boys' soft fur, assorted colors:
100 /" do Cengress and Santa Fe hats,
100 & Dc Jenny Lind;
50 DO common pearl, white and blue wool,
100 g Ceseo Gordo wool hats xtra szies,
coo coasnsn wool ass'd black, white and blue,
roo black and pearl Ashland sporting hass,
3: ss;: !. Z ss 81 and 60. 5.
100 Ane roll broad silk plush caps;
=, g si.sed .,ia e;rs;
IS infsnss' sarbaus, silk and cotton velvet,
80 high and low crown, single and dsuD. >.
SIS Rutland Pedal. Birds ey. nd CAins pearl
straw hat; s
80 do fan. Lutos, Danstabis and Pedal 6aps
100 Paaaa. h:ss, ass'd styles and quslitisG
- Flcrence "a bonn etc, ass'd quality;
"A .i.s::' lace, ssssv end lawn seuns..;
On sssuiaessrers' p icss grsst seny of them wsrs
seleessd With particular to the santa and
Salt L.t. trade, and merchants trading a those ps-
March q. 1a51.-96-Q pm
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LARGEST .ARRjD.aL xET!
HONOR BRIGHT! NO huM.uG!!

er1HE proeeieioee n the OLD ORIGINAL
rIOTHiN0 STORE--on Froat eereet, in-
.ssAisiely opposite ~ Mills, haa she v1sasnse 9!
snneanefng 70 tis ftlsads and old eustensfss tnss
AsAas just rsesixss his
Rnll sld Winter Slesk d
n1nU4 1lAO1 01oY3149,
Cloths. Caeeiusrs, vsstings, &C., and h fssls
oon6dent il saying that be viii b se!s 70 con-
pete with any kouis In the West, and ~ edde g
rive better bargains than can - aaorded = any
olhes Eslablislmeat ia the place. he q largely
suppled with every variety Of articles In n!s hn:
sna viii take pleasure in showing and sslling biz
goods. His supply eonsisia in pass OF
ColH ef I'll kinds, viz:
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w. u. SMITH

~ ~. SMITH.
AS Just returned from 81. Lou;. -,
IL % u bic Old Ssasd large stoei .%d ~ ,opsa.
ry,. Fancy Goods and Toys, Eilv.r - 'esd.
Gold snd Silver Pencils, Gold Pena g lMssr,eAss,
and Ear Rings, Gold Clasps, Silver M,snagef
Pocket and Psnknives, Scissors. R.i,a i.,a'msles,
large assortment Of Toys os''s and .
,..a..a C,ocas and Watches carefully repaired =.
Old Gold and Silver taken for good. =, Ii
Davenport, Nov. llth, 1850. '' =" wdrt
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STATE Of Iewa, 1
Scott County,
Ets~~ u EI}k.H.n.

Scott County, y.
Eliza E. Whitney, i District Court. Peti
r. ton Ter Divorce. June
Joshua B. Whitney, Term, A. D. 1851.
GNHE said Joshua B. Whitney will take no.
u tiee that on the ilth day Of April, A. d.
1851, the said petitioner filed her complaint O.
gsinst you praying divorce from the bonds Of
matrinony, for the causes following, to-wit: Liz
csstiousness failing 10 provide for petitioner and
that the parties csnnot hive in peace Of hsppiness
together, and that their welfare requires : sspa-
ration between them.
Unless you, the said Joshua B. Whitney be,
and appear before the said District Court, on the
first day Of the next term thereof, to Be held in
Davenport on the FIRST Monday in June next, and
plead, answer, OF demur, said petition will be ta-
ken % confessed, and decree entered according
y. JAMES THORlNGTON, Clk Of
said Court.
COOK Z BRO, Sol. for Complainant.
April nth 1851. 32-6w
TOOPERS, drawing Knives, Adzes, Fefie
~ Saws, spur bits and Iron Crozes Aiso
plain bits, bed screws and keys, and Table
busss. at HfLDRETH,S.
DRiED Apples and Peaches for sale low At
IL dec 90. DAvEsPoRT's
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Latest Arripnl IF the Sca,o.,
CLOTHING! CI1OTHTNcn
Txs sss.ss!sss Y y. q. ,.e..,.s d.. ~. s''

i .i.s.. sni ~ ~ ~ !ast tsostvsS lfen n. =.
ets1ee 49, MeA esasctsd sssermsas of w ysst
h6ADT MADE CLOTHING
Hats, Caps, unbrsllss and C.rp., ~
gethsr With Ctoshs, Cassimsses, Ss,iss,s Y.
1inge, &c. &c.i which havs tssn c,,sis,l nm.
leesed for this Markss aaa puschs,eI I.'s!y - =.
saat will enable then to b cold ! mi. \. nnsas
than ever before offered in this marx :, 'a' 'oss
. you wsni any Overcoats, Dress Cos,. ~.
~ , q say 'n.ng else '1 this line, s. ~. - .
known stau1 Of ~ n,,,.ae .ae vel
DessnPori, Dee. 26tb, 1850. o"SeR.
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ALEX. w. M0RE0Ole,
Attorney snl Cbasssi0r q Lsw and Solieitsr
IN Ceonney,
DAvgsroRT, Iowa,

Court.
He will also attend to the collection Of debts,
obtaining and loesting Land Warranty Purchase
and sale Of Lands, paying Of taxes &c.
Also Convsyancing, Drawing Of Mortgages,
Lsases and every description Of writing need&lb by
those who may need his services
Any basiness entrusted 70 his care will be
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Ofics, east side Main street "a door bsiow
Cook ana Sargents Exchange O6ice.
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"ANTED.-Lssd, Hams, Shoulders and
" Sides, payable in Cash o. goods 81
June .. g. L. DAVENPORT.
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1nIE uodersiGped h1vjde been APpOlntsd
u Agent for The above we'll sstabtished Com
paniss, il fslly prepared and authorized % issue
gSinss the hssards Of msrins u ialand iranspor.
sa,ion st the lowest rates Of premium charged
hy any good company in the west. :.
Y Shippers or Mefchants doing their cargo busi-
ness wi,h him, will b. allowed Arsturn pFsmiam
of laa pef cent.
Also .Life and Health Policies and p0lleies
srsinaatSiur or deseh of live stock. All lo1ses
On Fire and Mafins Policies promptly sdlostsd
and paid Il 81. Louis, Mo
ALEX. w. McGREGOR, Agent.
Davenport. March l3ek 1851.
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u 0sn,s. Aasxcr, MAu 0Tassr,
Dssss bsss.
Krex lsse - MsriAs 1nsaraaes CO,
THsceEeN I'D.
CoGuxsus Fire ard Marine Ins1vspee Co.
Cshslbp, Obs.
C.rr T51s asd Marine Tasasanss Co,
Cxneinssh, O.
As~ Hork City.
usrkp srAyxs Lifs lnssraass Co,
.ytc Yask Cily.
Ono Live eeeek lasaraacs C,
,MurcAk Hsalsh insurance. Co,
Gaerelep,9. Ohio.
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"HITE Zephyr Worsted, Also elo,ided worst
w ed for Lamp Msts, &C., received BY Ex-
press and for sale BY H. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, Feb. 22d, 1851.
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WHIG Aimsnac for l85i.-A supply si
wv this valuable work for sale BY the snbscri-
Der, price IS cents. H. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, Feb. 27th, 1851.
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DAVENPORT PLOW FAC,
T0RY

Fehrusry eoth, 1881. !
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TOWN LOIS FOR SALE.
On CHOICE Lots situated in difFerents part
~ Of thetown Of Davenport. Apply 10
Nov IL. ALEX W. McGREGOR.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-05-15

nRiED Apples and Peaches for sale low At
~ dec 26. DAvEsroRr's
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

The WONDERS OF CALrFoRNIA.-Protessor
Shepard, in giving an account Of his recent e1-
ploration of California, portrays the country IN
the following enthusiastic, almost romantic
style: -
"Ihave now explored California for nearly
two years. ! can truly say it is a land of won-
ders. There are fresh flowers every month in
the year, and winter now wears the bloom Of
spring. have found waterfalls three or four
times as high as Niagara; natural bridges of
white marble, far surprising 10 beauty that of
Rockbridge, Va; some thousands of gold-bear-
ing veins, iaexhaustible quantities of iron and
crome ores, lead, bismutt and quicksilver, most
beautiful porcelain clay, and IT. short, every
thing taIt can ticss an industrious and enier-
pri ,i.g people. In one va!!eyl found more
than 40 springs of over one hundred degrees
Fareaheit. In another va.ly sixteen geysers,
Like ire famous one in Iceland. In this famous
abode Of Vulcan the ROCKS are so hot that yon
can stand upon them buta short time even with
thick boots on. The ~si!icious rocks are
blenehed 10 snowy Wilderness, and brecciated
. and cengloa,erate rocks are now actually FORM
ing. The roar Of geysers at INES may be
heard d mile or more, and the moment is one
of the most intense interest as.sou approach
theta"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
Stale Of Louisian1-Parish Of Bersille.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue Of an order of the Hon. 6tl, Dis
ID trict (ourt of the State of Louisiana in
and for the Parish Of IberviHe, to me directed,
dated 10Th September, 1851, | will offer at
public sale to the highest and last bidder,
Tuesday the lAtll of October,
1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, belonging to the
Succession Of Adelaide AAain, deceased,
wife Of Ainab1e Leblanc ard to the omnu-
nity which existed between them.
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
/. A certain Tract or Parcel Of land lying
and situated In the said Parish on the right
bank of the Mississippi river in the point eppo-
site St. Gabriels church measuring about six
arpents front more or less by the several depths
tiiereunio belonging. The said tract contain
ing sixty superficial arpcnts, be the same more
or less, agreeably to the plan Of division Of said
land which ia to be made By James I. Terrell,
deputy surveyor, between Almable Leblanc
and Joachim Cox. The said land being bound
ed above BY land of said Joachim Cox and be-
10y by land belonging to Adolphe Landry, to-
cether wit: all the Buildings, Improvements,
Privileges, Servi,udes, anu 9" ether annpurte-
nances thereunto belonging.
2. Baptis'e, negro man, sged about 80
years.
8. A quantity Of Movable Property, con-
sisting in Household Furniture, Horses Cattle,
Sheep, Plantation Tools, &c: and about 400
Bills. of Corn 10 the field, and the crop OF Cot
ton growing on the said land.
Separate property Of the deceased, to wit:
|. Narcisse, negro man, aged about Sc
years.
2. Louise or Marie Louise, negro woman,
aged about 81 years, and her three children,
Joseph, aged 9 years, Ceci!e, aged 6 years, and
8. Marie, mulatto girl, child o. Louise, aged
about ii years.
4. Aagsiine, negro girl another child Of
Louise. aged about II years.
S. AdeIine, negro woman, aged about Is
years. and her three child rem, Ima, negro girl,
aged 5 years, Alfred, aged 3years, and Dumas,
an infant aged 9 months.
TERMS OF SALE.
Land aud slaves payable one third in March
1852, one third in March 1853, and one third
in March 1854. The movable property paya-
bic in March 1852. The purchasers to fur.
nisa their notes endorsed to the satisfaction OF
the Administrator Of said succession and spe-
ciai mortgage to be retained on the property
sold to secure the pay nent OF the notes and all
e~yentuel interest. Sad notes to be made pay
able at the office of the Recorder Of the Parish
Of Iberville. All sums not paid when due to
bear interest at the rate of 8 per cent until paid.
Acts of sale at the expense OF The purchaser TO
he passed before Louis Petit. Recorder Of said
Parish. .
Sale to take place or the premises.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of ibervillc, September 18th, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

& WnATA Usion PAarY.-The Louisville Jour
nsI says, H:It is a sad fact that tells badly for the
Democratic party, that although many OF the or
gans Of that party in the s.avehoiding States, es-
pecially Kentucky Tennessee, Virginia and Ma
ryland, profess TO be devoted in their friendship
to tie Union, not one ofthem at al, so far as We
know, or believe, has manifested the slightest
sympathy with the Union men OF Mississippi,
Georgia and Alabama, in their great struggle for
the preservation of the country, and probably net
one of then, will express the least qualification at
the Union victories.
.:Afoss heartily do we congratulate Gen. Fcote
upon the reward lie is now receiving for his no tle
services in tie cause Of his country"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
ELECTION.

State Of Lou1smna-Parssh Of IberrlAe.
TN conformity to a proclamation to me direct
i ed from his Exeellency Joseph Walker,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana,
AN ELECTION
ia and for the Parish cf Ihervilie, will be hold
en- or Monday the I'd day Of Noveu.
her next, for me purpose oi ciectIng
One AUDITOR ofPublic Accounts
One Representative from the Sd Congress
sional District
One Senator from the District composed IF
the Parishes of lbcrvilIe and West Baton
Rouge-two Representatives, Sheriff
One Assessor-One Superintendent Of bGbhs
Ed catieI, and ons Coroasr for the Parish Of
lberviIle-
One Justice of the Peace and one Constable
for each Of the Police Jury wards Of said Parish.
with the exception OF the I'd Police Jury ward
in which the town of P!aqnemine is Situated.
where two Justices OF the Peace are to 10
elected.
The polls will open at 9 o'clock, 4. NJ, and
close at 4 o'clock, p. NJ, and will be- holden as
follows;
In the Is. Precinct.
AT the Duena Vista Hotel at Bayou Gou'a
-Messrs. EugeHe Breaux, John Il. Randolph
and Albert AlIain, commissioners.
In the ID Preci7ct.
At the Court House If said Parish at PA
quenine, Messrs. Arnian: Hebert, +. n. Bissell
and Mathew Mari, commissioners.
In the Sd Precinct.
At the store formerly occupied by +. John
ston at the Indian Village, MessFs. Ado p'le
Dupuv, Sehassien Schlatre and Jules Settler,
commissioners.
In The 4h Precinct.
AT the house of Paul Dupuy in said parish,
Mes-rs. Camille l.. Landry f. Norbert Marion
neaux and Gervais Sch atre, commissioners.
In the 5th Precinct.
At Richards Store, Messrs, Angustin Le-
Blanc, B. +. Moore and Jules Leblanc, com.
mi-Siuners.
In the 9Th Precinct.
At the coffee house of Louis Pol'et at the
Island, MeS<rs. CT zaire Richard, James Pitt
chad and Lucien Gu'dry, coulnis sioners.
In the 7h Precinct.
At Ives Mill on Grand River, Messrs. A. q
S,ringer, Licien Leblanc and William New
conner, commissioners
In the 8h Precinct.
At Johnston Brothers Store on Bayou
Crosse Teie, MessrS. Andrew Simmons, Dame
Holiday and 2. Z. Sugg, commissioners.
J.. /. PETIT, Sheriff.
Srptember 10th, 1857.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
ctxth District Court, Parish of her,


~ vile, State Of Louisiana.
Andrew Hodge rs. Jeremiah Weatherly.
No. as.
By virtue Of a writ Of seizure ard sale te me
directed from the Hon. the aforesaid Court
in the above entitled and Numbered cause, l
will offer at public sale to the highest and
last bidder,
On Saturday the 4ta day Of October,
1851, at ~ o'e.ock, A. NJ, at the Court House
of the Parish Of Iberyillc, all the right, title,
interest and claim OF Jeremiah WeatherIy y, m
and to the following described property, TO
wit
LIST. Lot or section eighty two in township
seven (west of the Mississippi riyer) Of ran t
nine east i'll the district of lands subject to sale
at New Orleans, Louisiana, containing two
hundred and thirty and eighteen hundreths OF
an acre (2ao ls- loo) being the san patented
BY the Government cf the United States to
Andrew hedge jr, assignee Of Matilda Martin
and Felici'G CaIendreau, as per patent No.
$50 !, ninth series, dated 18th Sept, ls47.
I'd. Lot or section eighty one, in township
seven of range nine east in the d.stric, of land,
subject to sale at New Orleans, containing two
hund cd and thirteen and fifty one hundreihs
acres (2l3 5l-l0O acres) being the same pa
cue ny lit otsc'fiuehto VI the Cufttu totatSS
te Andrew Hodge it,, assignee of Charles Gal
iierc aud John Costnsr, as per patent, No. 45l,
ninth series, dated January, i6i5.
Sd Lot or section eighty three in township
seven of range nine east in the district OF lands
subject to sale at New Orleans, containing two
hundred and forty three and sixty hundreth.
acres (243 60-l00.)
4th. Lot or section eighty in township
seven Of range nine east, in the district OF ia'4ds
Subject to sale at New Orleans, containing two
hundred and one and fifty .ive hundred acres
(20l SIS lOv) making together eight hundred
and eighty eight and e'ghiiy four hundred'h.
1888 84.l0O.)
TERMS OF SALE.
The said sale to be IN .,e for cash to pay
and satisfy the sun Of seventeen hundred and
twenty two dollars and ten cents with interest
1T the rate OF six Per cent from Inc 25lh day Of
Feb 1850, until The 23i day Of Feb. ]s5'.And
interest at the rate OF 8 per cent from The SAID
23d day of Feb. up to day OF sale.
The balance of the price of I'D Indication pay
able on the 23d day OF Feb. 1852, with mort
cage-the purchaser to assume the mortgage
now existing on said property to secure the
! sum of seventeen hundred and twenty two dol
lars ard ten cents with interest from the goth
Of Feb. 1880, ut the rate of six per cent per
annum till the 23d cay Of Feb. 1852, and eight
per cent from the said date until paid.
Seized to satisfy Judgment aud costs in the
.boye cause.
]. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
~ = na-J
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

Etat de Ia Louisiane--Paro,sss dLbers:is.
CONFORMENENT a une proclamation de
~ son Excellence Joseph Walker, GouHer.
nuur do rEtat de la Louisiana,
UNE ELECTION
aura len dsn- ct pnur Ia paroissc d1berville,
Iundi le 3 de Novembre proclaim, 1851,
4 / eIiei Hin
Tn Auditeur des complies Publics.
I'm Repre,eniant pour lie 3iue District Con-
gressionti.
I'm Sena,eur pour lie district compose des
parolsses d Iber,,ile ct Quest Baton Rouge
Deux Repre>enfans a la Legislature, NJ
Shcrif. un Assessor, un Surinsendant de
Education p~ublique ct IN Coroner pour la
paro,sse dIte viIie-ur JUICE de Paix ct un
Constable dams chaque district de Juri de po-
lice. a Reception du second District dams le-
qneI District la vii e de pIaquemiae est situe
Cd il sera clue deux JUICES de paIx.
LIE scrutin >era ouvert a 8 heu'es A. Nj. ct
ferme a 4 leusesP p. NJ, dams les differens Dis.
tricts comme suit, savoir:-
Dams lie Ter District.
A rHoteI Buena Vista au Bayou Goula,
Messrs. Eugene Breaux, John H. Randolph ct
Albert Allah, commissioners.
Dams k and District.
A 10 maison de cour a P~laquenine, Messrs.
Armant HILBERT, F. N. Bissell ct Mathew Mari,
commissaires.
Dams lie Seine District.
Au magasin de Theodore Johnston, au Vii
lage Salvage Messrs. Ado'phs Dupuy, Sebas-
ten Schlatre ct Jules Seller, commissaires.
Dams le 4dme District.
A la residence de Mr.. Paul Dupuy, Messrs.
Camille L. Landry, F. Norbert Marionneaux ct
ct Gervais Schlatre, colnmlssaires.
Dams le 5ane District.
Au magasin de Mr.. Pierre Richard. Messrs.
Augustin Leblanc, B. F. Moore ct Jules LIE.
Blanc, commissioners.
Dams lie 6me District.
Au cafe de Louis Pollet, Messrs. Cesaire
Richard, James Pritchard ct Lucien Guidry,
eoEmissaires.
/ Dams IL Tome District.
Au moulin a seize DE- Samuel Ives, Messrs. A.
G.. Stringer, Lueien Leblanc ct William New
conner, conmissaires.
Dams te Seine District.
Au magasin de Johnston Frares Al Bayou
| Crosse Tee, Messrs. Andrew Summons, Dali
| isl He, .iday ct T. P. Sugg, commissaires.
j. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Sentemher 9Th. 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

AERIAL ConrEsT.--Two worklaen at Albany,
N. Y, go. into a fight lately or a scaffolding, some
aye stories4G.s n the grozaa~Th he pianks On which
they stood were quite narrow, and the excitement
anon those below who Witnessed the combat wa
Intense lest both Of them should be precipl.ated to
to the Garth. Strange to say, they managed to
hruise each ether very much, withou. falling
dowa.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
State Of Lou'siana-Parash Of Ibe-riAA
Police Jury.

n n OkDlNh ME- LOT ieVyiHS anu SOiicCtIuS0
II Parish Tax in and for the parish Of lberviile.
At a meeting OF the Police Jury of.the Parish Of
Ibersi!ie, held On the lst day of September, 1851,
it was ordained ..4
SECTION /. Taat a Parish Tax Of twelve cents
on every hundred dollars value Of property asses-
sed in the Parish Of Iberyille, be laid and collected
in said Parish IN conformity with the assessment
roll Of the State Taxes in and for said Parish for
the year ISL.
SEC. %. That the SleritT--- fthe said
Parish OF Iberville, be ans. he is hereby authorized
TO collect the said Tax. and put the proceeds
thereof in the Parish Treasury in the month of
June 1e52-and the collection OF said Parish Tax
not 10 commence before the list Of January, 1852.
SIC. 3. That the said sheriff shat receive for his
commission for collecting the sail Tx, seven per
cent on all sums which he shall. so collect and
place in The Parish Treasury.
SEC. 4. That said sheriff shall be bound to
furnish his Bond with good and sufficient security
| as collector Of sad Tax, OF one fourth over and
| above the aHlouUt Of said Tax--said Lone to be
taken and aekIlo .ledged before the Recorder OF
the Parish OF IbeTvllle.
&c. S. That the Cleri. of the Police Jury Be
| and he is hereby authorised 10 make Cut . Tax
| list for the sail tax III conformity with the state
| Tax Roll for the said year 1851, and to deliver the
same TO the said Sherin for collection.
SEC. 6. That the SAID Clerk shall be allowed
| the sum of thirty dollars for his salary, .or the ma
F, king Of the said Parish Tax list, tie saEae to b
paid out OF the Parish Treasury. on his own war
rant.
Passed and approved this first day Of scptcmber,
EAIE LEBLANC,
THONGS 1. BROWN, =
r, A. UPTON,
VIM. C. ADAMS,
CHAs. A. SLACK,
LOUIS HEBERT. Pscs't pro TEN.
I h<&n.x Anc.,c prrfsr (Aark
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

e. To he sold, says the Indianapolis Journal. a
sArcsaing sssehins, in good working order. Has
birch, cane and.s'rap barrels. Warranted to hex
. school of fifty boys in twenty minutes, dlstin-
gushing their offences into literary, moral and
;mpertirent. Only parted with because the own
e. has logged all his school away, and his sons are
too big 10 be beat. Apply At 4he college OF pre-
cep.o.s.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

H;r HIN AaArs.-The Providence Herald
thinks the enormous. lulnp, tof hail, weighing 2I7
pounds, which fell in Dover, \. H.. Smust have
been Senator Hale, who attained a considerable
elevation and has been for some time past sup
posedto be falling again.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, having secured the services
i Of a gentleman. as clerk, apothecary and DIS
peaser Of medicines. who has for several years
beea engaged in the establishment Of DR.. +. y.
Beach. Nc. 1T Cana! street, New Orleans, and
for thrser2y eafs. ne has put up the most OF. the pre-.
scriptions Of Dr.. Waflen Stone Of that city-ssel
confident tina. they now can give satisfaction to
their ctE torlers.
Mr.. Stoke.ey has passed before the Medical
Beard Of New Orleans, as a Druggist. fl
auy3o DAVIS & BATLEY.