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Tllk TURF

Pacing c 10y S !.
soiss Ana Isnnias hs.sss s,%e ID over The Uaish
P,'s Wy
hss for al three nile tsss "a hnrnsss
for q. %s best q IN
All hsrsss thar never trossed for money mile hea bass
l.The same IS No 8. under the saddle
paIse So with an inside stake o. s half forfeit FOR
6--Ih Same as No. 8. under the saddle.
7Purse $50 wi an inside STAKE of $50 half f,re for
al horses that never won purss over $50 mile heats best
sIls ss@s's No. I. in hsrDe.s:
All horses sba never wen purse over sS milo has boa
; u Io .; \, Wsro" a. ~, o n bataesa.
iiPuIte 500, Win inside Usalo q 500 half fo,fos
for all horas Mat never purse over 500 mile heats
ia-1he same as 4 .. Il. in h,rncs..
liPusse 500 win an inrdc stake Of sSe hs forfeit for
~ ps's' 3 n' & Iss
Ilurs $780, with an do etshe q 500 half forfeit for
ssiSS' hs s sss
sts TG affS ssEo So Gat tsre tor
al a3pss @ T9 % n hss q O. Sss hi,
for al hcrres Ma. never won purse cysr $40 mile hc:
Girl, aSd iIonsss Jehn 'A''p'l'S
he H. sTs n ms s:s in n s..s.s
2pusrc Slo0 with an isste stake Of sou hali forfeit
far al hofsc two mile ss.o TO wagons (wason aud driver
sPal;s So Tor all to,sc, mills heats bc, IA unaer
~arss $780, $50 20 tho ao.;na bot horse free for
ell mile hcat6 beBt 3 in ., to wagons
25-Ghe came as a. in ha-nesI
2GFuTso $780, SO 20 TO second bcB for AL horses,
two mile hoess. In harness.
2Purse $780, 500 20 the second bo5t for al horses,
three mile hests, in harness.
.urse $50 With IN inside stalks Of $50 haH forfeit.
for sill horses that Eiic heats bes.
to NagcrB. l~agen and drver to weigh s50l b')
RUATIHG PURSES ARD srAEEs.
2Purso $50 with inside stake OF SIS. half forfeit for
ali horses csrr,iDg catch W. ightc, mile heats.
SFuYee SlO with ngide etaAe OF So half forfeit, fer
s horees carrying catch weights milo heats best ms
In all the above purses and stakes three maize
and two 10 stsrs. The and ssGe to coso
Msrch lar 1852 st 10 O'Clock T. H. at hr ksdden'B Hotel
No les Chat anusre. The purses and etass5 TO OF
in the latter pars of April and Nay.
NorIoyBe il understood By ell foyse owners for this
year. 1867 thai all ocret by ts track i. must bs
three or more to make arsce, and two TO start
JOHN /. SNEDlREH, Proprietor.
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SHIPPING.

EoH CALIFoRNIh--wILL LEAVE SATURDAY.
Lsrch 8. Mt 3ooloek Y. u-The s.osmship PIONEER,
2SCo tons bYrthea, Kit.Stgs' Comm.nder This IaTa-
cent tt6hehp renowned Tor hcr recent rapid 70 Cha
erer yi!l issye pier No North for BAN Ftan.ss9
q stS oceeh Y Treeiaciy Cstin iecsgd o,s!n nne
st ea6onbe rates 1io Pioneer has proved ctse one ot
ttc ttcBthrd most comfortable sieaips noaG ana Tor
srenuh Of hu trd prfatu6aE of uaohnerv 70 nos sur
by vessel lut Persons proceeding 20 C.
fosria will 6ud ID much to sheir Fdyfng 10 go by s IA
voro ffN fsther hsn llc risk delay a5s on
athmur bcrthFg cNtiY pplicaon hhould ~
made o. board, ~ tcr No. q r9tth flvcY, ORTIZ $50.
W. 4 y. y. TAPS JOTf u CO., 30 south strcet'
eyTEAMER or uARoH 6--FoR sAN FRANCISCO,
- touching 40 Rio Jsnero and ykpartso.-fhc noT ana
usrriaoent ateFufhip PIUGIEH ggpan httereuge, now
wing ~ Pier L. forth river win leaTe, pafvelY Tor
h8 ebove Dort- Saturday, March 9Th. This steamer
hsB fully established her reputation % bsne ono o ths
swftek rEoG and fhe affords opnoriuey 10 tbEa
yshirR 20 40 q CGiifotpia ie8om oGgrcd
dstioNs suprb LIMITED number ony of paesenFogu
will BIZ tsten, the stamtr viii gicp ~ Paasa 70 an mp
en- S snouns Il frcgetr u crtd sooa, wiu DO tasen,
lFoi goID, TlLasToN > co q roush ss,sA
BSOF COMMONWEALTH FrlfE rAEPghIbteu BRIG
PALMETTO, Cspt. George &. nskct, va tail fer stn
Ju,n 81 NicpfaEuf IN rburday. 9slh tebyuerF q l3w
cln psafere.ne. = hanos meiy modssoi fig@
netc sTrnhtcn u made lysaeEe. SD orlL. Apply 70
THOMPSON FtgCRo0cR. lfJ poatl, p'raor ~sl atr3cl
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TsIssxnpl.Is szvr,rs Rspors.,


Arrived-Barln Janice Cock EOre.ns; Chase, Ap.lseh
cola Avols Chfreston E0tev, Daliore trgs i0s
sryira; Dab, Nalsga Eetheroy CsEdcnan; tsirn IA
Hicktrfon, DAlaoIei Lawrence, Phiiad.lphif
SER CoTEslis, EXorh.
klso srt bsrk Jupiter, Charlcaton- -.
Ciosfed--sh.a Alma kJatsu NQrIeans; schs Albert BAL
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ABY HOAO2Ys Hsa :

CCoTT, DR.. JCHEeON. BoNAPARTE-TuEsE THREE
W Ali believed firmly Ia Assrology.
Ard kings and lords, lore than Ne muse csu name,
Have put th.ir signet eesis 70 Robsck's fame.
From Swedon's land, singer ard q seer
Csme DER the sea 20 try their influence hero
Lind, Roback-eseh in different waye
Excited wonder and commanded praise.
There family In Sweden better kno than that Ro
back Tor enc hur dred and seveptyve years
Der OF 10 has had the gift Of the future snd
declaring tho events othe and hnge enprors noble
ard etisfs have con,ued them with reverence Bas in
mono 0 The has tho gft been powerfully developed
scssiduouely cultivated in Dr. G. W. Robaok residing
In the CITY, at NO White etrct whose reputation for
mnston Of al events in business pecui,s,n and court
SHIP r,oyerbal throughout the United state. Go solver
all difficulties by asolosy gomarcy the oracles and the
egns 81 tho Zodiac The nntyes he casts truthful
fate itself lie invites all who in difficulty
corsp himsl who sick 80 come and try the value Of
RstroioPy All letters to c. W. Robsck No White street,
will lie religiousy ATTENDED prepaid. For par
ucusrs call and get in Astrological Almanac gratis whore
certificates osn be seen.
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II. PRIDE n C0.-CREAT CALIFORNIA Elk
H. Irese Through In charge OF special mseeraerg BY
Httamer GEORGIA on 2ith nst, and Steamer BROTHER
JONATHAN ON 10Th nst Goods should BIO put up water
proo In packages OF No changes made for oordng
and seseg Or consular f;.s No Bread street, near
N D. special through kcssesg.r will leave Office AZ
bali past two O'clock, 10Th inst who will take charge ofi
kkRIoKD 4 COs CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. rACK-
ana thrcsi kxpreSs. Our next express will be dos
ne ,h,ough IN charge Of our special Messenger Shp
.sne requed 10 sead in their goods the day before sal,
inr in order 10 nave properly corded aud sesed tbe
Cusom House sp.ll Parcels received MI one sc!ook n
ices. ErRTORD & CO, 3yctoy 1,rees, Actor neuse
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NIC PIE Till CURK0.-DR. C0aBETf 70 DUANE
Gtreet DO coneattd canfdebtiag on the trest-
neut Of deoste diseases, 1wortyone ycAra prAotc
lies nu 70 make greedy md permanent outtsAnd rooent
removed IN three dey 1he victims OF qnsakory
tAo nnrtng from esry iupropcr habits apply WITH
ocgtsnty OF having their created on rational .Sd SOL
enssbe 1riaeipicr ssroturopr. bEs discovered new
meod ~ which 10 can cure friotuio In from 70 two
ys1m. ~ b-Dr costotsus member Of Vie New Fora
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sHIPPIHa.

NOTICE TO xARINEas-oFrIcEo OF TIE cARYs.
ssss LfSs sna
sbs h q inch <. r ss n
Tsr"s Ugh, Z ei,sassd o s.s stsye w.o
high s'iS s.'a oasasn miles
s.sSP ys sss
distant about tbs Light ship as sid d,wn In
'h' 'h'''' 'nS ssasa fro" dE5 g. ssfSs.'
Lieutenant Typographical Ergneers.
EoR CHaRLEsToN.-THE Splendid sTEAhEs
On sstufd. TssrasIy 'es sio aep pre-
''' IS
Tht steamer 10 recommended to The trayolas public az
~
Ssutherner. CT Wednesday March 8
CALIFORNIA FOR sAs FRANCISCO. DIsscr.-
" Psetage enlv..he new and celebrated A clipper
Ss1d.y T @ G 5 ssius q
paspsers beng new ond isS@a proved tarsfs fsS
s s Siy expected onS win ,ss the Sss'aso !.
adapted for al who wisn eomcr' ant he, et ,ssa
p,ss.ss: gpisa.lon %sds TO B0TLEs ss9fnEx,;
succeed tho Julia Ann. and sail en- March goth.
EoR. SAN, FRANCISCO THE sPLxNpID NEW
M ss So s ss. v w p ss
berth at per crth river hor aooommosl fr a-st
ss S'5d's
snaio .he soysse ninety dsya no, cs,a y
small amouas Of freight will &c ,hn sey VIII mgedi.se
van Osses.; or to GUKDos S. con. ICG Wsil.tsesI
UMPIRE CITY LINE THROUGH TICKETS voK
II San Francisco yis Chaees dree, The nos sot eper
ga smsa q te seGo
cy5 viii leave Tor Ga $40 7sa
saa msssh ns " he fss PSI s; S
i'a' For esS. y 'iss'ggs Ss3s sps q Broadway
V,aRoUGB 10 SAN FRAnCIsco-NEw YORK AND
Grsp ss aas e. new y
commander, will take her departure Tor Cbag Fri
With the new doub, ensne etesm,hip wiaFiLLD
ssos spr from 70 @ Ne
l6h Of April ensuing 1hese vessois. in spsed o'mfoss
an experienced tuga0n x aseass g s.ea vessel apply
jOsES & JOHNSTON, 90 waI street.
Books arc NOW open ard tickets tor S.le.
T,HE ONLY THROUGH LINE FOR CsrasosNIa
ths nezs month. and at uoed ra.eslhe Aid
steamship Hresher JonsshsH lSae tons. commanded b
for Chssres on Tharsdsy next. At oeiooE sGsaa-
gers by her win take tie steamship honumanta city 80
nFotS.r siS a.ss i the United st.teS
70 those q th s
lately put on the chasrco rOuse apply g pse,rn.co
No. az Coursiands street, near 8roadwiy-
SPECIAL NOTICE TO oALIFogNIANs.-Ir HAS
c o I y aa '0 o & m @
be secured in New Work. We announce taa the Monuno
and hat pssge secured only OF the 10
We - sssaH to .icSse ~ shs Gssa r
A. y. PRIDE co. 21l coytlsnat street.
dyAUTioE.--TGg OWNERS OF THE STEAMER soSU-
cell ti1t for 70 on sh steamer which cav oy be
procured e their agents. In Panama.
NAETED-A, TICKET IN FIRST on SECOND
Mach boaas win 10 10 pail Posse ea liza AZ 0S No.
Stone street
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ss,BE oRsAT DISCOVERY Poa TIE PEEygy

v6,HE GREhT DISCOVERY FOR THE PREyEy-
tion and relieving ses sickness hss sssonshcd all who
have trial. II rs almost in ts otiou
Ia correcting the stomach and rtheninR The entire
eyesc ~ dcghsful and Ia TO DO used intern ly and
externally Every eGort heretofore made relieve ths
swfui dgsress oaoalioned by sea siokneso having
totally failed 10 give The slightest relief tho
Will be bosno In grateful carried
the broad Atlantic by hundreds Of who
viii mott cheerfuly proclaim tire glad Ndngs the
face Of creation, which viii induce thousands 10 travel
who have remfined homo fear OF the awful oopso-
guences a tta Which generally follows v0ysee 10 ass
This simple, bssonR ma sKrtoablo remedy il used Win
failing Hll th,bis tt.l b Gu
daF IL 10 every traveller 10 rover ia8 asc 70 ohsok
every treeise a tpfemoao Jfepne cholera, Diahma,
bottle, at SY6 Broadway, between Graud AMI Bgo9,as
6trees. Cel and age the sTticlo,
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twenty years. enjoyed the most extensive practice in
private diseases OF medical msn IN Now foyk. lie
euro the aggravated cases of this disease and d
removed in two days Dr. Cooper the wegss
fern, from to two weeks, OF Constitutional debility
brop6 on hy secret habit indnlgod IN ty young racn
mia when TOO frequently indulgcd In teget6 dyepcpss
sanosa OF the limbs, confuaon the intellect and aver
rion TO society guaranteed B-strsnsers deat
be deceived, have not lefA Duane street..
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nR CoNyERs. INYIapRAYINo ooRpIAL-r..a

~ the cad CONSEQUENCE inoapaoi.aiinS fsr
or natrinory. Avoid quacks, who fill the papers Win
the.r silly pretertions their instruments
OF seminal weakness. 1his 10 insu
GUILTY. lou may as well s.rangulsts the part ssih
garter. Young do not money with Caarli
ssnn few Bottles Of sha Justly celebrated csrd viii
restore 70 rsny visor Of and mind So sslo:
thiso Dotes FOR ~ srant advice TO the ari31
s1se pr Z oiee 65 Third sycnue wh:e TO Is coasa!s
ell ant Cerdil obtained. Agents. s3 Brc.dwsr aad 3J
BoSe.y. ard y Irsnkii street. B.fersohs stsr.in:
tee CsnorHis, should procure thig Coc.ia d.. CO
plttiesi TorE. 81 3 COPY rent to the county.
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DH JOHNSON, NO. III pyAEn svRSsy so WILL
~ known IN tho tYcstmert OF doste dssases The Doe
toys reputation for SILL in those ossc thss hAys
existed for ycsrs. Ia pre.emnonI Censsisutonn weasnoss
brought By scores habit cootusy Cured eooas cases
cured ir fous days. perfect cure, OF no ohsfes.
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nH- WARDS MAGICAL TREATEENT.-UNPRgCE
dentad succoss lnr umernse cases prog.es, through
their several terrible sta2op in spite of other DOCTORS
but Doctor Ward, by bis relieves
All rntaneouty Those dOaypented by tug, have
20 cured by hs No fee. Eooh gratis. Once corner Of
Canal street an d Broadway.
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Two THE ISAYP01NTED DIR WARD CAN re OF
i Immediate service bis treatment inetanty removing
the miserable patient from suffering aud pcobabo doto
He gbts daily difficult that dcdsd othors
Fortunate Indeed those comig him hra for thay
cured before other Doctors would havo The least
ptoyemont No fee Book gratis. Office, Of Canal
n Broadway.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or 1HE "PRACTfCAg PR
ynte Treatise. &o--ptice touys, 80 IL a. IA 10 gP,
tSunesys eSeegtsd No IS Greenwich from She
uncommon medical advar the author has cnoved IL
THIS oisy be has ample Iss91n for st'tng that In any
etsge or certain diaease or their vol
the cepoIabe effects resulting fom early proper hsbits
he onn Insure such certain sae and radical oan be
obtained from other Ia Those apply
IN the elier Stages viii DO surprised Vic and rap
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aIGIfrE TELLIG noM
movements or the Ocean St.,n-ra

PORE oy NEV YORK. yEH 80, 1854
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he; WARREN, NO. HoyT ST. 0oETIGuEs TO
vase diseases W. has devoted years 10 ths psaoscs
Of his rroicssionl when the victims OF self sbss thoo
who have escaped from the hands medical presondsys mar
rely on eafs Ape t2eedy cure. NR.No fec till oaytd
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TNToRTUEATES TRIEGD = UNEQuALLEO FOR
- eysdcating d:csHe-Blc0scd by all w.o Try H. Tha
mcst pronrs e,eator yet &c rid /: might be given :,
inabts-s private diaeaHcs vanish under It's with
hook Who will givof after THAR Csns and
e.tiy nisled remember itDapot. Or. Wsru oorEor Of
Canal street and Broadway.
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EoR CHI CHAMPIONSHIPS Splendid sTEAhE2
+ UNION. r. Adams, kAstey, will leave Pier L. North
osoly goG freight spsly on board and for passage
Thf steamer is recommended to The travelling public ~
one of extraordinary speed and unequssd i, lux
The Union will he by Sho
Ssutherner, Wednesday March 3.
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noRa&S, GARnEA@Es, 80,

NEW YORK GossE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction Sale Of Horses Carriages Harness &C.
Monday and Wedne6d.y 81 IL ociccs Persons having
persy TO dispose Of Will please coli Ind hsve rcgitred
JOHN III. GArfiELD Proprietor.
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SH v AND, EEFUIhD 10 UETIIhTE DIBEAvEN
A makes the speeaiest eures AL who have oontraoed
private deearc make carly applications His treasment
tie adnrAten Of PHYSICIANS themselves The disappointed
arc certain ~ oEre from him however much ohe- doctors
have allied Eei,f ao ded a. No fee. Book gratis
Consultations private. Once. Of Canal street
Broadway =
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ETOR sALE-A CONCORD BUILT HOTEL COACH,
Abbosts make in good order, aud hiss been but lste
x, nprs !, ~ tss osn n una Sitg
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nR. RALPH,s PRACTICAL rRlYArE rRnArIsE

TYR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURSS-CORNRR
- of Canal street az BrosdwsyFar betscr
tunsts treat yourseive' than 70 go hundred
humbugs. Delay not 30 10 will hsve come
at as then will 20 greatly srat1ed yourselves
we'll or mendsg IN twenty four hours NO fec. Consua-
items private. BoGk gratis.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-01
AN ACT.

- AIN IA I.
Fixing the line dividing the Parishes ofPoiute
Coupee and West Baton Rouge and lber
vile.
Be it therefore enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of Lou-
%isiana, in General Assembly convened, That
from and after the passage of this act, the boun.
dairy between Point Coupee West Baton Rouge
and Iberville shall be as follows: Beginning at
the lower mouth of Fausse river, thence along
the lower bank of Fausse river to the back
line Of the tract of land (known as the Baudin
tract) thence with said line to the back lines of
the tracts of land that front on the channel of
Fausse river, thence along back lines of said
tracts, to the Bayou Poydras, thence down said
Bayou Poydras to the line dividing sections
eighteen and nineteen in township; six thence
west with the sectional line to corners dividing
sections thirteen, fourteen, twenty-three and
twenty-four in township six, thence south to
corners between sections twenty-five, twenty
six, thirty-ive and thirty six, thence west to
corners between section twenty-nin thirty and
thirty-one, thirty-two, thence south to south
boundary of township six, and turning thence
west on said south boundary of township six
in ranges ten, nine, eight, and seven to the
Atehafalaya river.
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NEW ORLEANS.
$40 for Lad, very black, % years, S feet
10; apply to John G. Parham. myl
$25 for Rosetta, black, Sc years, 5 feet s.;
apply to W. B. Muse. myl
gas for Charley, black, Is years; apply to
F. Bustillo. my1
ss2S for Kenny, black, 80 years old, 5 feet
10, high cheek bones, perhaps has forged papers;
apply to John J. Hatcher. my1
500 for Betsy, medium size, pop eyes,
upper front teeth out. except one; apply to Chas.
Pride. my1
@2s for Cato, 80 years, 5 feet i; apply to
c.. Olivier. my1
$40 for Battle, 20 years, 5 feet 4, red skin;
apply to Charles Delory. my1
$50 for Martha, bright griffon, above mid
die height, &c years; apply to G. A. Bolts. my1
$40 for Mary, coIored, front teeth out, 5
feet 2; apply to E. {. Delory. my1
ST. VI EVANSVILLE.
$500 for Jenkins, very black, large feet
and knockkneed, 25 years, 6 feet; apply to A. C..
Williams. my1
WEST BATON ROUGE.
$3.50 or $50 each, for Jordan, black, 6
feet, So years; Dick, 80 years, S feet 10, dark, hea-
Wy SET; and Joe, Is years, Roman nose, light brown,
5 feet 8; apply to Allen & Nolen: my1
*Each negro inserted one month.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-01

State of Louisiano-Parish Of BeruiHe.
Police Jury Election.

TN conformity to an order of the Police Ju.
L ry of the Parish Of Iberville, to me directed
an Election will be held on, THURSDAY, Y the
27h of May, 1852, for the purpose of e%lectine
members of the Police Jury, for the following
Wards, to wit: 1.,s, r.}
One member for'the lst Police Jury Ward.
One member for the 4th Police Jury Ward.
One member for the 9Th Police Jury Ward.
And one member for the 7th Police Jury
Ward. '"
Said Election to be held as follows:
....tl In the Isl Ward. ,
At the Buena Vista Hotel, Bayou Goula;
Messrs. EugGue Brcux, John II. Randolph and
Albert Allan, Commissioners.
IN the 4h Ward.
AT Richards Store, left Bank of the River;
Messrs. Angustin Leblanc, B. F. Moore, and
Jules Leblanc, Commissioners.
.,-. In the @ Ward, ~
Atthe Coffee House of Lonis Pollet, at the
Island, Messrs. Cezaire Richard, James Pritch-
ard, and Lucien Guidry, Commissioners
H. In the 18th WarL. ...
At the Johnston Brothers Store, on Bayou
Crosse Tote, Messrs. Andrew Simmons, Dam
iel Holiday and Pr Sugg, Commissioners
.u. ]. L. PETIT, Sheriff:
Parish of 1berville, April Goth 1859.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish of
~ Nberpihe, State Of Louisiana.

| ~ lOeTttHe, Ot4e " LOUISIANA.
John NJ. Gould Us. Reiss Freres-No AGO.
John NJ, Gould &c. Reiss Freres-No 461.
By virtue of two writs of Fl Fa, directed to
the sheriff of the parish of Iberville, from the
Hon'bie. the aforesaid Court, in the above emit
tied and numbered causes, | have seized and will
offer at public sale to the highest and last bid
der, on SATURDAY, Mh day Of June, 1852, be-
tween the hours of 10 A Al and l P M, at the
Court House of the Parish OF Iberville, in the
town of Plaquemine, all the right, title, interest
and claim of the defendants, Felix Reiss and La
sere Reiss, in solido, in and to the following de-
scribed property, 10 wit:
Iberville, on the right bank of the river Missis-
sippi, at or near the Bayou Goula Landing, mea-
surfing seventy-fve feet front on the. public road by
one hundred and ninety-eight feet s inches in
depth on the upper line, and one hundred and sew
enty-nine feet 8 inches on the lower lire, bounded
above by a lane dividing the same from a lot of
ground belonging to Arsene Breaux, and below
and in the rear by lots of ground formerly belong
ing to Alexander Sigur, with the privilege of en-
joyins the land outside of the levee in front of said
lot, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto belonging. Also the
contents of a house situated on said lot, and used
by the defendants as a Dry Goods and Grocery
Store, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries and
Hardware, &c.
Terms of sale, cash.
Seized to satisfy the Judgment, interests and
costs in the above causes.
HENRY SULLIVAN, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, list MAY, 1852.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-01
Register of Runaways in Louisiana.
COR ECTED WEEKLY
From East Baton Rouec.

From East Baton Rouge.
Ain Plaquemine Jail, parish of Iberville-Samn-
CT, 80 years, S feet 10; says he belongs to - Ha-
milton. ''. my1 .
In Baton Rouge iai-Richara. very black. 81
years, 5 feet TO-; says he belongs to Mrs. Jones. on
the coast. -.-t myl
From Neu Orleans.
In P%laqneminc Jail, parish of Iberville-Dave,
a black, 30 years, 5 feet 7; says he belongs to -
Davis. my1
In st. Martinsville Jail, parish of st. Martin
Nred, (no description says he belongs to Mr..
Dutch, of the city. myI
In Lafayette jail-Crpia, IS years, 5 feet 7; says
he belongs to j. B.. LaBrote. my1
From, Point Couple.
In West Feliciana iail-Roscno, a black, 26 or
81 years, badly ruptured; says he belongs to DR..
L>Amereaux. my1
From 81 Jamrs.
In Baton Rouge jail-.Aenande,, srih; 80 years,
S feet S; says he belongs to J. Bite. Patron. my1
In Baton Rouge jail-DanM Cole, 10 years, s
feet s; John James, As years, 5 feet 8; say they
belong to Pierre Iapisse. myl
In Donaldsonville Jail. parish of Ascension
Hardy, % years, 5 feet 7, k nockkneed: says he be-
longs to - Cheesey.
From .Asccnsion.
In Jefferson parish jail-Pie7e, mulatto, II
years, a feet II; says he belongs to Achilles Segur.
near DonaldsonvilIe myl
In Baton Rouge jail-George, black. 40 years,
5 feet TO-; says he belongs to John Rishaw, near
Donaldsonviile. my1
In West Baton Rouge jail-(n name given a
gritf boy: % years, 5 feet s; says he belongs to
John Richard, same as above probably near
Donaldsonvllle. my1
From Franklin.
In Lake Providence Jail, parish of Carroll-Lc~-
is, black, "a years S feet 10; Henry, 2G years, 5 feet
9, heavy set; Maria, black, IS years, S feet G.; say
they belong to N. Howard, of Deer Creek. mi
From NatchHoches.
In Jefferson parish jail-Chrisopher, mulatto,
IS years, 5 feet s, scar on the right cheek; says he
belongs to Capt Levi Wilson.
From Conrordia.
In Jackson parish jail-Fiank; mulatto, 1907 10
years; says he belongs to Stephen Routh, of Lake
St Joseph. myl
From Caddo.
In Natchitoches jail-Joe, black, so years, $ feet
10; runaway from - Austin, of the town of
Shreveport my1
In Mansfield Jail, parish of Desoto-Jim, black,
81 years, S feet II; says he belongs to - Cole
man. myl
From DeSoto.
In Natchitoches jail-GayYe1, dark copper CO.
lor, 10 years, s feet 6; says he belongs to Tirrel
Goldsby. myl
In Natchitoches jail-Moses, black, 10 years, 5
feet 7; says he belongs to James Harrington, of
Mansfield. my1