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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-11-06
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HUEATIO y. HEWITT.
w. e. CEEEskSED,
:. E. lUJNE. Il. ? ILIkLLl.
Watches. JoEeIry, SiIycrWaEc, &C.
HGgsERg & Co.,
UATE NELSON A. YUUNGD
S CAuP ST. n.

4 RE now receiving their Fall supply Of goods.
n consisting ii faIto OF the aforementioned anti
cIcs:
Heavily cascd gold and silver hunting watches,
very substantial from lie be-: manufactures Of
London and LivcIpool, suitable t5r Planters and
Overseers. Gold and silver face Watches.
Very rich gold hunting and open faced Geneva
watches plain and engraved ior Ladies. Fine GoEd
Guards, Fob and est Chains, new patterns Studs,
Collar Buttons, Finger Riaas, Ladies and Gents
Breast Pins and Ear-lunys. Single &tulic ani Gius-
ter Diamond Pins and Finger Rings. Gold and
Silver Spectacles fer ali ages.
Silver Ware warranted pure as coin. consisting
OF Table Tea and Dessert Spoons, Table and Des-
sert Forks, Soup Ladies. Butter Knives, Mustard
and Salt Spoons, Sugar IongS. Plated Ware con-
sisting OF Casters, tanute-sticlss, Walters, sc.
The whole OF which Is warranted as fine as any
offered by any house IN the trade-and at rca-
soIiablc prices.
g. The ~strictest attention given TO repairing
Clocks; Watches am jeWaisy All liuc watches
committed to our charge VIC personally attend to,
and our charges arc reasonable.
New Orleans. Nov. I, 1851.
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West Baton Rouge, Sept. is, 1852.
ANTHONY
Cabinet Maker.

Plaquemine street--opposite the Market House,
VT7OULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Plaquelnine and the Parish of l~berville,
that he is prepared to make to order and at short
notice. .ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF CABINET
WORK. He keeps always on hand and for sale
cheap, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Cradles, Al
mours, Safes, Wash-stands, Tables, &c. N-Old
Furniture repaired and taken in exchange for new.
He requests a share of public patronage. Jy10
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G. BROWN, ~
Fashionable Tailor,
Six DOuhIe Cabins

IMAM street, one door aboUe Mrs. Kahn's Storel
stock of Merchandise. such as Fancy and plain
Cassimeres, Doeskins,' Black Cloths black and
fancy patterns of ~vestings, which he Will make nm
IN the best style of workmanship and latest fash.
ions. He also keeps constantly on hand. Gentle
men and Boys Furnishings-Black and fancy col
ered Frock Coats; Pilot Cloth Goats: Fancy tweed
Goats; Black satin, fancy figured and black cloth
vests undershirts; Cravats; Gloves, Socks. Hand
%NMerehieis; Cloaks; Walking Canes; Knives: Fancy
Mooaen Boxes; and a quantity Of Pomatums and
al KINDS. oc16
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
4 Messrs. WHITE & HEBERT, at the Cut
Off precinct in West Baton Rouge, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
All persons having any claims against OF i'll
debted to said firm; are requested to call on the I'M
dersigned.
T. WHITE.
West Baton Rouge. Sent. is. 1852.
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EsEENLER BROTHERS.

HA Merchant IaiIors,
- Would respectfully inform the citizens of
Plaquemine and vicinity, that they have establish
ed themselves on Main Street, in the house imme-
diately above the residence of the late Mr.. Beck.
Determined to do work at moderate prices, and in
a %punctual and faithful manner, they hope to re-
ceive a liberal share of public patronage. They
keep constantly on hand fine patterns of goods to
suit all seasons of the wear. my1
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hECElVED--Manilla rope, tarred
~ ao' Geo. plough line throng do; packing
San, gasket paper, harness leather. for sale by 9
~p BlSSELL, AUSTIN & co.
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Ouininea

DAYLEY & STOCKLEY have just received
ID their summer supply of Quinine, whichthey
are selling at So so cash, or 50 rs on time. je26
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Nrtp Orleans a9rires Current.
WHOLESALE

[Co7edd HeekIy from the N. 0. Price Current
New ORLEANS, Nov. 3, 1852.
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FRUIT-LcmOns, 81 65al so
do Raisins MIR 81 75a4 80
do Almonds, $. S. l6taI7t
IGUNPON DER--Keg, Sc 90
EMOSS-Per Id, 25a3 =,
IOlLS-Lard per gal. eOa55
do Linseed, 70a75
do Sperm, win, 81 45al 80
do Castor, GSa73
do Olive, per d, 50 50A4 90
DRIED BEEF-pr ID. 74ask
do TONGUES, pcrd, S. SO
Z az
Seal Is
~|PAiNT--Per 100 lbs
White Lead S. 00a1
Red Lead, do
Eng. VIII. L,p IL, Gall
Chro. green do, 20a25
Id. g5u10
LOAF SUGAR--Lb. Ilall3
SOAP-North. No |. 44a5t
do do FIX No /, 6 al
'~SPlElTS-Pcr gall
Champagne Brandy, S2a4
bordeaux do S5al 30
American do 1:Ja2S
Holland Gin, S7taS25
jamaica Rum. S lo0ai IS
WiNES-per gall
Port, 45a2 90
Madeira, 81 0Oa5 20
Clarct, Hord. ca>k, $I5a5U
do per case, 81 1Jll0
Champagne per doZ, Stale
TEA-lmp. per lib, 3OaI 25
Gunpowder, Bal 90
HEsnn, Peal %
Noun" Ilyson, 40a5O
i-nuchoHg, e5atftH
1000, SGa1
uMBER--iard prices
BIDS pine ". pr lO00f
do yellow do, $l0alG
do cypress do, Sl6A2i
COAL-WcStcrn, IOa,J0
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TOBACCO--25 boxes fine chewing, and a
l. cheap article for plantation negroes,
for sale by BISSELL, AUSTIN & co.
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SOL A
Resolved, that the President be and he is hereby
authorized to draw Oh the parish treasury for the
same.
Whereas Mr.. VIM. A. Smith, who was appoint
ed inspector for the 18th District of said parish on
Bayou Crosse Tete, is not a resident of said Dis
trict, on motion of Mr.. Slack, Resolved. that Mr..
Charles Booksh be appointed In the place and
stead of said Smith, as inspector of said 18th Dis
trict, his term of service TO date from June last,
for one year.
On motion of Mr.. Hebert. Resolved, that Mr..
Albert Allan be and he is hereby appointed in
spector Of Roads and Levees for the I'd District,
in the place and stead of Mr.. Dorville Breau, who
is excused from serving, his term of service TO date
from June last for one year.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, Resolved, that Mr.
Edward Moore be and he is hereby appointed in
spector of Roads and Levees for the 18th District,
in the place and stead of Mr.. Celestin Roth, who
resides out of said District,
On motion of Mr.. Hebert, Resolved, that Mr..
Trasimond Comeau be appointed commissary of
patrols in the place of Mr.. J. Achille Hebert re-
signed, his term of service to date from the 9TH
January last, 1852, for two years.
Whereas, the east side Of BayeH Crosse Tate
is now being extensively cultivated, it becomes
necessary to form of it a new Road District
The refore, be it Resolved, that said east side Of
the Bayou Crosse Tete, commencing at the lower
mouth of Grand Bayou and extending TO the line
between the parishes Of Pointe Coupee and lber-
vile, be and the same is hereby constituted a Road
District, to be called the 10th Inspection District,
and that an inspector be appointed for the same.
On motion of Mr.. Slack, the name of Mr.. RI.
Sugg having been suggested, he was unanimously
appointed inspector Of said 10th District.
Whereas experience has shown that the public
school Inv is imperative to a great extent, on ac-
count of the injudicious division OF the parish into
school districts, therefore be it Resolved, that a
committee to be composed of Messrs. q pton. He
bert and Slack, examine and report to this body at
it's next meeting upon the expediency Of re-dls-
%tricting the parish for public schools.
On motion of Mr.. Slack, the following Resolu-
ton was adopted: Resolved, that the sum of one
thousand dollars be and the same is hereby appro-
priated for the purpose of repairing the Bayou
Crosse 1ete Road, from the Indian Village to the
Portage, payable out OF any funds in the parish
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Resolved, further, that Thomas 5. Garrett, Jas.
H. Johnston and Pierre Gellassau, be and they
are hereby appointed commissioners to superln-
tend said works, and that said appropriation be
paid upon their warrant, by the parish treasurer,
so soon as the said works are completed.
Upon representation to the Police Jury that II.
F. Deblieux, Esq, had been elected attorney ior
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BARRELS .L-IN BARRELS,

TvHE undersigned keeps always on hand large
l. lot of CYPRESS MOLASSES BARRELS.
which he warrants TO be OF the best description.
All orders from Merchants in New Orleans and
elsewhere, will be punctaally attended to-.
Refer TOW. G. Dales, F. n. Bissell, Roth
Brothers, Plaquemine; A. G. Marionneaux, New
Orlerns. .
N. B.-Hogshead Hoop Poles always on hand
for sale. JAMES ENNIS.
PIaquenine, 18th September, 1852.
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Oyster Saloo,,

Ugster Saloon
adjoining his Coffee House on M,;n $50
ne will constantly keep throughout tbe mneie
supply of Fresh Oysters, 10 Be- done = ~ season, a
style which his customers NAV reou;rp IN II any
incest manner, and at all hours. ~ 'ie
Oysters!--0ysters!
he undersigned would respectfully inform
- ms friends and the public generally that he
AUG. PERRON, Jr
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ADoNIs PETIT
Eectoral Syrup

MADE by NJ. Briant, Paris. an excellent arti
ltI Gle for coughs, &c, for sale by
de13 BAYLEY & STOCKLEY.
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Sugar Farm for Sale.

THE undivided half of 3Gj acres, rich Crosse
L Tete Land, free from overflow being leveed
all round and known as Bettison & Haygood's
Farm. About 100 acres are HOW in a high state
of cultivation. There is an abundant supply of
the best cypress timber. There is also a tract of
$50 acres contiguous, which | am told can be had
on reasonable terms. These lands front d stream
n~avigable by steamboats, plying to New Orleans.
There is also a Plank Road projected to Baton
Rouge. The neigbborhood is settled by wealthy
and worthy citizens. The farm will be sold low
for part cash, and the balance on time to suit pur-
chasers. Refer to Isaac Erwin, Esq, who lives
nearly opposite. Title indisputable. Address
oc9 J.. r. BETTISON. Louisville, XIV.
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d 40
do Prime and reb. 23a2S
9ta9l
5fa54
Louis, 4,I0a4,25
do Ohio brands, 3.90a4,0
do Illinois, 00a4 90
~GRAIN--Corn, bush. So a 60
Corn in ear per Dbl, 70a15
Oats, do 80 a36
Bran, per 100 lbs. 72Aa15
Beans, So JGa1 90
PORK-Mcss SIS OOaGu 90
Prime Mess, 1925
Green Meat, per h., y
BEEF-Primc, Sl3 %
Mess in bills si325aI3 30
~BACON-Sidcs ribbed, 10a00
Shoulders, s ash
Hams, extra su@ cur'd II
do Plain, 9
/, IL
BUTTER-Wcstcrn, Halls
do Goshen, 2Ja3O.
2Ot
do Common, o.
SALT-Fine, per S15a95I
do Turks /. p bush. 20a
Western, 81 5OaI -.
do Thomaston 81 30,
HAY-Pcr ton, $50 00alG col
RICE-Per lt,, Ct,
C~OFFEE-Havana, SLAP
T. 2Ga22l
do Sperm, Bail,
CORN MEAI.-Pcrb cl, S!7jI
CiDER-North'n, ST O0A3 DOL
fISli-Cod, per box, s. p.
do Mack'i No |, $llai2 10.
Herring per box, 4Oa6O
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LATER FROM MEXICO

Ne have dates as late as the 9th uit., from
The Cry of Mexico, and the 31st ultimo from
Vera Cruz.
EXCITEMENT AHoNG THE MERCHANTS
Tie merchants of Vera Cruz have resolved
ro'to pay the duty on goods sent TO them, or
even 10 act as storage or commission mer-
hcants, until Congress shall interfere and des
troy the tariff established by Avalos' on the Rio
Grande. Ii appears that AvalOs' tariff has
caused large importations to be made through
Hatamoros into The interior, rather than
through Acapulco or Vera Cruz, to the i'm
H.ense injury of these points and to the City
OF Mexico. The merchants unite in denounc-
ing nis tariff; and the foreign ministers have
presented remembrance against it, which has
been referred by Congress, to the Committees
Of Finance and Foreign Relations
tthANCEs.-Ramirez, Minister of Finance,
proposes to farm out the tariff revenues to in
dividuas, and to let them put down smuggling
to recognize all the just debts of the Re-
public-and to make their payment a part of
the farming scheme.
How MExIco's HEROES DIE.-!The Trait
a Union announces the deaths of three distin-
guished solders-Col. Vicene Gonzales !;
Lieut.. Col. Pablo Caballero; Lieut.. Miguel
Cuesta; and says they died of misery and hum
ger.
IrEns.-Almoste every diligence is attacked
and the passengers robbed. Houses are rob-
bed and their inmates murdered almost every
day in Mexico and other large cities. One OF
the popular amusements in the City of Mexico
is to ght bears against bulls. Recently one
ofthe former threw himself upon the audience,
and killed man. An electric telegraph line
's in process of rapid construction between
Vera Cruz and The capital.
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Arriuak of the america.

BosToN, April II.
The royal mail steamer America has arrived
at aer dock from Halifax.
ltseems by reliable letters and circulars re-
ceIVed here that -four had advanced Sd. per
barrel in Liverpool during the week ending
April 8, and not declined as stated in the first
report OF the news from Halifax by telegraph.
This IS material difference.
By special despatch am enabled TO send
you one days later advices from Paris.
On Friday evening, the Senate voted ia favor
of giving donation of twelve million francs TO
President Napoleon. This was, said TO be un-
ssotdably necessary.
Baring's Circular quotes Maryland bonds
93a95s. The supply of State Stocks was
small.
Late accounts from Turin mention the death
OF Marshal Radeizky.
private letter, also by the America, re-
ports the sudden death of Charles Kean while
playing upon the stage. The report, however,
IS not credited.
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rHE LAT Est Ne Wa
.ppIyAL OF THE SIERRA NEVADA.
T1rs, Oars Later from CaiJfersia.

VHrYf :
Nyv YoRK, April l6.-Ths steamer Sisrrs
Nsysda arrived al O'clock thas evening IRON
ssa Juan, with 2S6 passengers aud $i00, Oot
ia gold. 10; !, se,3 Sros, ca ,In,nss. 1an,
.sns New Orleans, and Consti. ution, win
.es,,,o,Is smiling vessels, were at PaHarna, all
tn",rJ for San Francisco. Prices OF passage
- San Francisco were very low and passen.
The adyices from California were TO March
,-th. There were symptoms at San Francisco
- serious difficulties regarding Sonora. A
Erench expedition which left for Sonora a
hort tine ago, for the protested purpose of
making new gold discoveries, was really bent
an revo!utionizing that country, and establish
RS an independent government, with no idea
"fbeine annexed to the United States. The
Cailornians are much amazed al this mUve.
meat. and talk ofges,ing up an expedition of
1000 Americans to drive out the French
The Inhabitants Of Sonora are anxious to be
Independent.
No further serious damage is apprehended
h7ln1 the iood, as the waters are subsid
ing.
18th, between David e. Broderick aud Judge
Caleb b. Smith. Six shots were exchanged
wiihogtiujury TO either of the parties.
The papers are filed with accounts Of disas.
.ers. Three men-I.C. Amiens, of Kentucky,
Jaaa B. l.ammas. of Ohio, and Jeremiah +.
Goodwin. Of Woliboro, N. H.-died at Contra
Costa ofeating poisoned mushrooms.
Au Indignation nesting was held at Sacra-
uea;o in opposition TO the bill recently passed
in the House, relating TO contracts Of labor
with Chinese eRisrants. The bill was de-
nounced as intended TO introduce system of
ouasi-siavery, aad as an outrage upon rhe
rIehts OF the American laborer. The bill
passed the House, after violent opposition, by
q vote of30 yeas to 20 nays. 1t is thought that
the bill will not pass the Senate, or if it does
that tie Governor will veto q.
Mr. Van Buren, had introduced resolution
in the Senate approving the Compromise mea-
sures,
The clipper ship Northern Light was en-.
gagged to proceed 10 Acapulco after the pas.
sengers OF the North America.
James Stewart, Of Tennessee, was drowned
Al Twist Flat.
The steamer Tennessee brought down $780,
G00
Further intelligence makes il almost sure
that the schr. Exact from Oregon, has been
lest, with all her crew.
The Vigilance Committee met at San Fran
cisco ca the evening Of the l9lh, at which $50
members were present. Their proceedings
were necessarily secret.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
cince the the departure of the last steamer
tie weather has become favorable and business
IS Improving. Prices have undergone no
change of Importance, ,but were streng thening
Large sales of Chill Flour had been made at
s9a925. Whiskey is wanted at 80 cts. Other
articles were selling in small quantities at
former rates. Exchange on the Atlantic cities
per cent. premium.
The markets oithe interior were improving.
Al Sacramento business was brisk, with large
sales OF Flour, Beef and Pork, in consequence
OF tie great scarcity of Provision ut the
nues.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April II, 2 P. M.
Nothing doing in Flour to-day.
Sales of Corn Meal at $3,12l.
Sales of 5000 bushels prime red wheat at
CSC. and white at 95a100c.
Sales of white corn at 56a57c. and yellow at
57a5Sc; the top figures for strictly prime par.
cells.
Oats 34a36.
Whiskey 2l1c. Some ask PC.
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EER FOX NEW YORK.-Ths new
double engine steamship CITY OF
kiChMUND, r. w. FosrsR, master, win be ready
to receive cargo this evening for the above porf MA
viii sail on Friday morning, at O'Clock. AZ
we can take bur limited amount of freight, shin
pers win do wei to engage their freight as early a.
possible.
For freight or passage apply to
w. d. CoLoUlTT.
or, A. s. LEE
Freight taken through to-Bos,on without charge
for re shipping. aplg
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srKATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky No ca, April Is:
II 81 SIS 35 "a go 90 SO IA As TAT
Half Nos IS IS, a prize of $50, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky, Glass 80, April l6:
81 IS 9 IS Al 81 SO &c So ~ "a II SO IS.
Ticket No So IL, sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Extra, No SO, April 18th:
81 81 Is 10 Sc is II 46 6e 40 "a 81
For To. Day.-Kentucky, No 80. Capitals $685.
0OU. Tickets SO. apis
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Destructive fire at Frost6urg.

CUMBERLAND. April l6tb.-A fire occurred
at Frostburg, in this county. this morning,
about O'Clock, entirely destroying the store
OF Lowndy Clay. together with very large
stock of goods. The loss is $25, 900, and in
surance only 8 goo. The store and dwelling
OF Mr.. Geo. Evans were also consumed; loss
$4,000. Dir. Evans was insured for a very
small amount. A small dwelling belonging
ed
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CRIMINAL CuggF.--f be testimony in the
case the United States cs. WIN. S. Brown,
Charged 9Th obtaining money under false pre-
fences, was concluded yesterday, and the ar.
gaaeBt on the part OF the Government was
eon'ulelced by aIr. Woodward, tassisting the
district Attorney Not concluded - Rcpab-
&c u .Sasurdag.
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Trial Trip-Grand Bal.

PHILADELPHIA, April I6-The new steam.
or State of Georgia tried her machinery this af.
ternoon, which worked admirably. She will
commence her trps to Savannah on the lst of
May.
Mfs. Rush gave grand ball at her mansion,
ID Chestnut street, last night, at which 700 per-
sonS were present. The entertainment was
the most magnificent ever given in this city
The 'npsie was by the Germania Band.
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Special Election.

Providence, r. l., April II.
At the second trial to elect six representatives
to the Legislature in this city, Americas ".
Potter, dem., was elected by SO majority over
all others. MIR. Potter is the first democrat
ever elected in this city.
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOn.
HOUSES AND BIILDING LOTS

IA VIII be seldom WEDa ESDAY next, the gil
INST, at O'Clock, that desirable Tavern stand at
the Corner of Main and Dad Streets directly oppo.
site the County Court House. occupied by George
hllen and others The property fronts so feet on
Main street, and il q most excellent stand for br,s
ness. immediately after the sale of the above, will
De sold three valuable building LOTS, fronting %
fe { each on 22nd street. between Main and Frank.
lin streets. and running back so feet. Tide indis-
putabie. TERMS at SALE
ap I5-tds JAMES M TAYLOR Anct
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Immense Defalcation in the Suffolk Bank
Preparations for k0ssnth.

BosToN, April II.
The investigation in regard to the recent de-
faication in the Suffolk Bank, has been gone
through with by those who were entrusted
with it. 1t now appears. from all the facts
which the committee have been able to pro-
cure, that the defalcation is much greater than
was at first supposed, amounting in all to the
enormous sum of two hundred and seventy
four thousand dollars. 1t is officially announce
ed that the Bank is minus this extraordinary
amount
Extensive preparations are making here
for the reception and entertainment of NJ.
Kossuth on his arrival.