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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-29

the expedieRcy Of taxing ready rnade c,,, /
INTO this State from other STATES -. -
ne e, Dill to amend the mel incorporating the Fov.
e..eSllo ana Western Plank Road, was read tbipd
ing. Yours 'ss'1 = s1elr tnird read, read
RAiEIeII, Oct &c, 1852.
DEAR JouRNAL--tE the Senate TO-DAY ,sra> 2.
crossed bills from the House were read d W.
sgnatlon OF Justice OF the Peace At 10 O'Clock
the bill to abolish the county IF Ieo, aay % pe
Steele spoke at considerable length in favor Of the
passage of the bill Mr. Woodfn aoa;rst - III s"o
gentlemen entertained the Senate until ne.r trse
O'Clock when Mr. Thomas gained the floor, and the
queseion was postponed and made the order of the
day for to morrow. - "0
Mr.. Brogden offered the following roso1,t;o,s
which he prefaced with some appropriate and elo'
quent remarks; after which, the resolutions nassod
unanimously l., and the Senate adjourned
ReSolred That have heard with emations nf -ot :.
the age in which he lived, and whe has acted d;st;;h
ed and Important part in the public affairs of this
ResOed That mark of respect for the character and
public services of Mr. Webster the Senate do now adjourn
In the House. a similar resolution was adonted
and an eloquent euIogy pronounced by MIR Dobbin
The House adjourned at about II o'clock. after do.
ing but very little business-the reading Of a few
unmpoTtant bills
number of the members will leave about Fri
day, in order to enable them to reach home in time
to vote for President and, for the next week. but
little business will be done. As the great day ap
proaches, the excitement increases--that excitement
on the part ofthe Wings, which amounts to alarm
The leaders have been going it, against their bet
ter Judgment for some time, and they dread the NOR
tifcation of defeat. The Democratic party are ex
cited upon the certainty of achieving one of The mos
brilliant political victories ever won in this country
The Register calls pteousIy upon his friends, t
look TO their tickets" And after his defeat he will
cry out fraud upon the ballot-box!" Just mari
this prediction, will you. w.
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dummy BAGS-IO, 900 bags two bushels EACH for sale
IT by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.


THE subscriber has just returned from the North, where
has purchased direct from the manufactures and I'm
porters large stock carefully selected which he offers
the lowest prices, consisting in part of:
DRUGS & MEDIClEES.-CAso OOil, by the gallon,
bottle and dozen EPSON Salts Blue Mass JalaP; lpe
cac Rhubarb Scdlitz and Soda Powders Haskell Mer
rick's and Schiin Co.'S Select Powderc Sage Arrow
Root Barley Mace; Ginger Alspicc Sqails; Opium,
CHEMICALs-2oo OF. sulph Qunine, IS Powers &
Weghtman - 20 lbs Calomel OF. Sulph. Morphine 20
lbs Pro-to Carb Iron Act: Lead Sulph. Zinc Cit Iron
and Qunine Tannn ValeTanae of Iron; paleranatc of
Zinc.
PAINTS.-1oO0O lbs. White Lead. pure 5000 lbs White
Lead, extra 2GO0 lbs White Lead, MOL 600 Yellow
Oehre in Oil eco Spanish Brown in Oil; 1000 Venetian
ground Verdgris; Pummice Stone Litharge; TIMBER
Terra de Sene 200 Black Lead in Oil Lin:eed Oil
Whale and Sperm Oils Train Oil 1000 boxes assorted
Window Glass; 20 Sand Paper; Putty; Whiting, Red
Lead, &c &c.
PASTRY & COOKING.-2 gross Yeast Powders; CT.
Tartar B-carb. Soda Vanilla Beans Exits of Lemon,
Vanilla, Rose, Nutmegs. &c., Isngass Gelane; Russian
Gelatine, &c.
FANCY ARTICLES-76 doz. Tooth Brushes, large az
sortment 10 dozen Shaving Brushes doz Nail Brushes
doz. Comb Brushes; 80 dog. Hair Brushes =; dog Hat
Brushes doz Ceth Brushes so doz Shaving Soap 6doz
Lubbens Extracts assorted doz Ess. Bouquet; dog.
Oriental Drops II aOz. German Cologne Bell Cologne
Powder and Puff Boxes; Cold Crem Lip Save; Toilet
Powder Tobacco Pouches Combs; 50 doz Paint Brushes
Benderz Fitch Brushes Spruce Gum Gum Drops Ander-
Lemons and GOodWins Fine Cut Tobaccc 20 00G I'm
poted Cigars Cigar Cases, &c &c. For sale Wholesale
and retail by WM. II. LIPPITT,
Get. . Druggist and Chemist
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An Awful Fix,

The caravan candidate was in decidedly unpleasant
situation, way down in kentucky. the other night
when the boat on which he was landed to give the
people OF Carollon sight of the big warrior. Scott
had gone TO bed. but walked up easily. and was too
anxious to answer The call. to give himself time to
dress and the Times reports stalked out on the
guards and made the following unique speech TO the
ladies' and gentlemen assembled
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 81 have for the first time
IN n my life been caught ,rth my breeches dorn.-
lCheers Fagued with the exertions OF the day. and
supposing that in the que,ness of the night should
not be called upon by my conntrymen, had und'es-
SEQ and retired TO my bed. | was suddenly awakened
with The news that the people of CarroIIon desired TO
see and hear an old soldier Tremendous cheering ]
rise at any hour is hardship to me, but really,
think my appearance before you in gown and slip
pers, not very becoming Laughter and cheers.1 AL
low ITO thank you for your Kindness and to assure
you that nothing can be more gratifying to the feel.
'ngs of an old soldier than such hearty greetings
you have exhibited towards me to night May God
bless you.
Now. rnsnt he in fir? An old soldier, standing
before the fair daughters of Kentucky and. in his
pathetic language, -" caught with his breeches down.'
What shame
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, MORT

ARRIVED.
Oct. A-Brig President z; Taylor, Holmes, from New
York, in ballast to Potter kidder
25-Brig Maine, Arthur from Providence, R. l., to ].
D. McKac & Co.
Brig David Duff.ll, - from New York to G. Harriss
Scbr Harvest, Williams, from Boston. to H. Fanner
Schr Harriet Haock, Pow, from New York, to ]. H.
Flanncr.
Brig Olive Kelley from N. York to De Rosset Brown.
Schr Mary Abigail. Charlotte from Shallote, to Chad
boum Hooper; with naval stores
chr Balance, Mathis, from Charleston in ballast to
26-U. S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, from
Charleston, with 80 passengers.
Oct 26-Steamer Brothers. Marshall, from Fayetteville
to John Banks; with two boats in tow.
Schr Champion, Dexter from Little River, to DeRosse
& Brown; with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Luttcrloh, Seadman, from Fayetteville
to E. J. Lutterloh.
Dutch Brig Krone Hoppe, from N. York, in ballast tc
Steamer Evergreen Parker from Fayetteville, to A D
Cazaux.
27-Seamer Gov Graham Hurt, from Elizabethtown, te
7. C. Worth
Oct 25-Steamer Rowan. Barbery. for Fayetteville, by
E. J. Lutterloh with one boat in tow:
26.-U. S. Mail Steamer G. Vanderbilt, Sterett, fo
Charleston, with 81 passengers.
Oct 26schr. Sally Ann, Stowe, for Hyde CO., by De
Rosset & Brown.
Schr c. b. Glover, Rabun, for Shallote by DeRosse
Brown.
cotton 20 do sheeting Is do. yarn. do wool casks fla K
seed hhds wax, 10 bbs. fruit 81 900 feet lumber.
Fanny Luterloh Steadman for Fayetteville, b.
schr. Mary Abigail Charlotte, for shallotte by Chad
Brig Manzanilo Berry, for Richmond by ]. s D. McRa
g. CO. with l6O. 900 feet lumber
+ 2s-Stesmer Rowan, Barbery, for White Hall, by E. J
sch Henry p Russell, Bennett, for Baltimore, by Ella
Russell Co.
DlsAsrER.-sehr. Mary Winford, =. from Plymouth
~ c. for this port with shingles, to Miles COstin, wa
driven New Inlet Bar the 23d inst. Vessel
al iossa portion of cargo will probably be saved
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Democratic Song.

TUNE" OLD DAN TUCKER"
You Galpin Wings, we've found you out,
We know what you have been about
You stole our Uncle Sammy's cash
And now Well lick you all to smash.
CHORUS.
You lost the race when you took Scott,
For he can neither run nor trot;
Your Free Soil horse has got the Bolts.
You wings just see how slow he trots.
Your Free Soil Pony seems to run
so slow, that we shall have no fun:
Frank Pierce Will beat your Peac0tk horse
Before he runs half round the course,
You lost the race, SC.
CAR'LINA gave him such n fit,
That he can't bear upon the bit;
Bill Sec1rd rides like a sack
That he has broke old Pcacock's back.
You lost the race, &c.
Your Coons are dead. your elders sour,
You'll have to give up all your power
And PIERCE & KING. will both go in,
To watch old Uncle Sammy's Tin.
You lost the race, SC.
Our Hickory Poles we dedicate,
To Franklin Pierce, our candidate
Now Coontes go into yonr holes,
Go, Locofocos to the Polls
We won the race when we took Pierce.
He runs so fast and looks so fierce:
Our candidates are just the thing
HtnTah! htrrah for Pierce q. King!
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VIEW eooDs.-AT THE OLD STAND, mARKtza'

- - - - -
ssts ssi sssfs sst s Il Ts
Cling Gins hams Moasn De Lanes am aipsseas snsts
Hemepun s; Striped ana checked onespsns Bed eks
Kentucky Jeans red and white Eannes Lnscys
and n~S
per and Cloths; Shawls; Suspcnders; Silk and Cotton
Handkerchief oS''s sFEoc sfa f1RsE'a ehssss
Rio Laguyra St Domingo and Java Coffee brown, loaf,
poTder Young Tyson and Bek Teas Butter Lard
Cheese Colgates Pale and No. scp Tsilet ard Fancy
Ginger; Cinnamon; Gloves Mace Natmegs; GAam !:
and Tongues; Mrs. Mlllers John Dis Arpsby' Quit
Buckwheat; Pickles; Branded Fruits Lemon Syrups;
Walnut and Tomato Casups Pepper Sauce; Preserved
w. l. Ginger; D''rFh eRa syy1sRE
Soda, Milk, Butter, Cup, Water, Egg, Waihtts Fancy
Ginger, and Seed CRACKERS
Stock. Plate, Cottage. Pad, Till and Cupboard Locks
Forks Ranos Scissors Butcher Knives Sad Irons Draw
ing Knives Augers; H Collins and 5. w Collins a xes
Howelling Knives Dowelling Bits; Braces; Hand Saws
Files; Hand Bellows; Fasting spoons; Ladies; Flesh
Minis shovels and Manure Forks; fine lot Of double and
single barrel Guns Powder and Shot, Powder Fasks and
sh0' Bags Wo t5tfS "a %S Il W Willow WARE
Painted and Ce lar Tubs; Painted Vanished B. B. andI.
B. Cedar Buckets; B. b. Water Cans; HAIR and Straw
Brooms Whish shd Hair Brushes; Clothes Horses Axe
Helres Flour Pals: Clothes Pins; Nest Bonit
and ropped Half Bushcl Meaxuree; Wash Boards; Coz
Dppers Rolling Pins; large lot of Work aud travel
ling Baskets. ass4ese5
Bill Letter and Fool.caR paper; Quills Steel Pens
| Black and cd Ink, and Books.
LIQUORS AND WINES.
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky Apple. Spanish. Aeri
can Cherry and Cosnac Bafies; AtfereHn and Holland
Gin; Malaga, Madeira Muskca, Port and Mamsy Wines,
We also have received large and well selected stock Of
| CHINA, GLASS; EARTHEN and STONE WARE.
And do not intend quitting the CROCKERY BUs
SINESS, will Keep stock always complete, which
will be sold as low rs any other house in the State
| PERRIN s. HARTSFlELnz
| Oct 81 Market Street.
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Mr. w. G. Butler ofMillersburgh Centre Co. PENN had
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for number of years.
and was cured by the Pills young lady of his acquan-
lance was also greatly relieved by them.
Jacob Widner Postmaster at Covngton o. that
sell very FAST and that he does consider his stock
medicine complete without them.
The wife of Mr.. james Stewart of Richmond Jefferson
Co., o. cured of most distressing pains by their use
W. II Answorth, of Varysburgh. N. Y, considers these
Pills the best medicine of the kind ever offered The
he had hand sold rapidly and gave the highest satsac
ton.
James Jones. of Wilkins township Allegheny Co., Penn
says his wife used two boxes did her good the
family physician for two years. For sale at
WIN IT, LIPPITTs, Druggist Wilmington, N. C.
Also, by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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1874 Woodwards mai. 1921 Hopkins maj

SINGULAR METHOD OF FINDING DROWNED PER-
soNs-The London papers relate that on Saturday,
the Goth ult an agricultural laborer. named Solo
mon Dunford, was drowned at West Cowes, Isle OF
Wight ''nove process" was used for the re-
covery of the body by of the coast guards On
Friday morning, the circumstance being made known
to him. he assured the bysanders that if the party
was drowned in the neighborhood he would discover
the body by means of new loaf of bread, in when
should be deposited three of quicksilver when
the loaf would float till it rested where the bo-
DIV might lay" However extraordinary it may aP'
pear, the experiment tried and on the loaf De,
coming stationery q boat hook was put overheard
beneath it, and brought up the body. The man states
that this is the fourth instance in which the expert
ment has been tried by him with success.
H1GHLY CoLoRED ARTIcLE"-''I feel decidedly
Hue as the fellow said when he lost $500 by specu
lating in indigo.
{. Yes and think you rather green, at the same
time" added his kind friend ..u :,
g Perhaus So" retorted the first chap "slii, y
Won had any p-etentions to the title of well redo
gentleman YOU would not hurt my feelings Dy Laa'
| king such a remark " ,,I
Thus. they tainted each other. till regular rougn
and tumble fight was the consequence anu @ 81
the climax. both combatants were carried nome ~
very black and blue condition
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-29

ApOEtnnI ACCESSION OF the Cause lsa Georgia..
We have been for some time aware that the Hon.
augustus r. Wright of Cass was supporter Of the
Democratic ticket for Pierce and King, but the follow
ing letter Is the first public notification have
OF the position he has assumed in the canvass 1t is
addressed TO the committee OF invitation 10 the Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting to be held onihe 3Oh inst, al
Dalton
Judge Wright is man of fine talents, and has long
held leading and influential position in Cherokee
Georgia.-Augasta Constitutionalist
CAssvILLE, GA, Oct T, 1852
MIR. CHRIsTIAN.-I received the invitation of thu
democratic committee of Dalton to-day | shall en-
deaVor 10 De with you. and give my fellow citizens
some oil the reasons why, since the two Baltimore cor.
Ventons. have turned democrat
Wnen national democracy becomes what national
whiggery is, shall insist that Georgia become again
what she before she acceded 10 the present feder
al conpact,-namely, separate, distinct, and indie
Penaant government. The democracy seem 10 recog.
MISE the sovereignty and equality of the states wing
gerry seems 10 believe the South belongs 10 the Yankees
and ls mere appendage OF the government Union
OF sovereign and equal states love- am ready 10 bat
lie for-it need be, die for. Another sort | loaihe
bhor, 1etest. In national democl ats still recognize
friends and brethren in national wings would be abo
lition and fee soil masters
1t the action OF the last Baltimore whg convention
IN the sacrifice of that great and good man Willard Fill
more lot no other reason upon EARTH but that he was
true 10 the constitution of his country will not alien
ATE Southern wings from party ties, nothing can. To
hear them talk before the convention, one would hays
thought such conduct would have found not a single
ally in Georgia; but enough intended nv letter on
/ ly ior business letter"
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DIED.

In this town. the 9th instant, of typhoid fever Mr.
l.. J.. lNaLEs, passenger per Barque White Cloud
In Dupln county. the llth inst, Mrs NARY A. KoR
NEeAy consor of B. W. kornegay, aged 81 months
and days.
On the 10Th ult., MARY JANE infant daughter of B. w.
and Mary A. kornegay, aged 10 months.
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MARRIED..

At the Carolina Hotel in this town. the 9th inst by
John McAusan ESQ., Mr.. JoHS SMITH Jr. of Charleston
S. c.. to Miss MARGARET C. CRrMr, of Richmond, Va
In this county. the Dist inst by James ESQ
Mr.. PATRICK MDuFFEE Miss AMANDA T. eldest daugh-
ter ofthe late Robert Herring.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-29

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, soldin the
subject to the expense of landing, Inspection,
cooperagc, Sc; Lumber, SO cents to 81 Tar
and Tupentine about 10 Is per barre-and for
val when brought per railroad about the
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpcntine a
deduction is made according to quality.
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PETERBoRoUGH N H.. Oct II.


GENERAL Scorr VS.. GENERAL ScoTT,-General
Harney's brief but severe letter against the policy OF
army officers engaging in parizan efforts, conveys a
direct rebuke to the electioneering of Gen.
Scott, The latter seems, in 1912, 10 have been of the
same opinion of the gallant Harvey; TO wit. that ii
was at least MILITARY IMPROPERLY. That year the
wings invited him TO attend'' That Dayton Barbecue"
The general talked as follows in letter dated Sept
%, 1912 -
"Wilh your invitations requesting my presence at
the entertainment about to be given by the wings
of Ohio 10 the wings of Kentucky, who, in 1910, so
magnanimousy postponed their first choice for the
presidency, | am highly honored, AND IF 1T WERE
COMPATIBLE WITH MY POSITION AS FED
ERAL OFFICER, SHOULD CERTAINLY BE IN THE
MIDST OF YOU ON THE INTERESTING OCCASION"
Here Gen. Scott was invited 10 attend WING gath
ering but refused the ground that IT wts NOT PRO-
PER for him. general in the army 10 engage In cleo
pioneering Now what makes the same course more
COMPATIBLE now with his position federal officer?
Is the principle of the thing altered Does not his
position nonv render stump speeches more improper
Than ever? How can General Scott get clear of the
force of General SCOTS ebuke II this paragraph be
presented 10 the generals notice it may do him good
as, such is the fullness and depth of concet IN him.
that he regards no one but himself qualified TO SIT
in Judgment Oh his acts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-29

Hollo. Ben" Halo back again what ye want -
:. How's yer folks this morning :"-
I'm pretty well-mothers smart as usna-Jm and
Toms kickin,-and father died last night Your
father dieda Yes he kicked The bucket about II
o'clock and Eve got bis watch"
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Fran. the Commercial,

~ WARRENTeN, Oct. 25d, 1852.
70 tae Editor of tie Herald.
SIR In the EDITORIAL department Of your paper Of
the 1Jth inst occurs the following paragraph
Mr.. Christmas one of the Democratic Common
ers in our State Legislature. from the Democratic
county OF Warren, has bet largely the election Of
Scout ana Graham, and is ready to bet more on the
same side. II any Of his brother Democrats are in
cilned to stake their money on PIERCE
you nave done me manifest injustice in thus rep
resentlng me as entertaining the opinion that Scott
and Graham will be elected. Precisely the reverse
OF this is my opinion and if you or any of your
friends think that Scott and Graham whl receive a
majority of the electoral votes at the ensuing cleo
tlon shall be glad to bet you $1,000 to $3.50 that
l1erce and King. and not Scott and Graham, will be
the next President of the United States
have 1t is true made bets on both sides, since the
nominations were made but have always given odd.
when have bet on the side of Pierce, and have
eeived larger odds when have bet on Scott.
ask you, in justice to myself and to truth. tc
give this an insertion in your next paper, in order
that the injury may be repaired
Very respectfully. yours
TilOS. H. CHRISTMAS.
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10 the Esiitor Of the Commercial:
Dear Sir: Above hand you a copy of letter to
the Herald, which wish you TO publish in your mex;
issue, In case he should refuse give insertion
Respectfully,
- T. H. CHRISTMAS.
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WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
II $50 = e2S
BY THALLY & WHITFfELD,


THE undersigned having taken the above HOT Ell sfa-
ted Front street. Immediately opposite the Bunk Of Cape
Fear respectfully informs Travellers and the public general
y that they have recently reftted the house throughout and
prepared accommodate Transient and pesmanet
BOARDERS reasonable terms any Similar house
in Wilmington.
Their able will all times be furnished With the best
the market affords, and their Bar provided with choice
Wines and Liquors. A
No pains expense win be spared 10 render every
fort to their patrons.
In connection with their Hotel they have attached
modou Omnibus TO convey passengers ard their baggage
with safety to and from the Rairoad Depot aud the Boats
By strict attention to the comfort Of their patrons they
hope TO receive liberal share Of public patronage
DAVID TFIALLY.
Oct. is, l8J2-36-H JAS. w. WHITFIELD. n
CACK saLT.--5o0 sacks in store. For sale by
- 0ct.27 - 8 %. HOLMES
|CD FIsHloa Boxes 25 lbs. each, just received For
u sale by Os HOLMES.
IIERRINGS loo boxes smakcd Herrings For sale by
IL Oct. II 90. III holmes.
NToLAsSEs-IO hhds. prime swess retailing McssseY.
wi For sale by O. HOLMES.
sAEuLLETs AND Or p bbls. largo size. packed in
WI Pork bbls.; 200 doz Roc Por sale by ~ HOLINESS
f
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Wholesale Prices Current

M HLIsETSs
Per barre, ID SO . 6 90
NAILS, per lb.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN.--OfciaL Vote.-lhe
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin contains the official vote of the
recent election in Pennsylvania which foots up as
follows
Sup. Judge. Canal COMMISSIONER
Woodward, d Burlington, W. Hopkins, d. Hoffman. W
l72433 1852 17l.l53 Isl, 432
1862 5l.432
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d ECEIVED THIS DAY per Schr. E. s. Powell ;<ssp
II 500 prs. THICK BROGANS, manufactured ferfW
the rice farmers order. Those who have been ~
wanting will please bring in their measures
Our stock is now conpete-we hare now over 1000 prs
Brogans which selling low any other
place for the quality and would say to ths
Rice farmers Turpentine makers Shinge geiter' and
of general that have something extra tbs
way Of Brogan for your groes wear Cab ut ss -
Oct. 26 fH 6 Com copy1 JONES q CfARDNER,Ss.
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DIsAsrER.-Sehr. Mary Winford, -, from Plymouth,
~ c. for this port with shingles. to lilies Costin was
shore New Inlet Bar the Sd inst Vessel
to al loss portion of cargo will probably be saved
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-31

the said licence or licences therein set forth, be
shall forthwith proceed to seize and sell a sufficient
amount of the property belonging to the person
or persons SO refusing or which may be found up
on the premises, 10 satisfy the said Iicence and all
costs.
Resolved, that Adolph Babin be and he is hereby
appointed commissioner for the cutoff road across
Iberville Point, in place of Joseph Walsh who de-
cllnes to serve.
Resolved that the President of the police jury
he authorized to draw on the Parish Treasury for
the sum OF forty dollars due Mathew Carrigan for
making a levee as set forth in the Inspectors Re-
port for the 18th District.
Or motion Resolved that the fine of SO imposed
on Henry Sullivan constable, at the last meeting
Of the Police Jury, be and the same hereby remit
ted, he having furnished a valid excuse.
These BEING no further business before the Police
Jury. On motion al journed until the next regular
session, TO wit, the I'd Monday in April 1852.
THOMASC {. BROWN,
X. \. UPTON,
ISAIE LEBLANC.
CHAS. A. SLACK.
VIM. C. ADAMS.
LOUIS HEBERT,
J. a. DARDENNE, Pres;t. pro tern.
Attest, ADoNIs PETIT, Clerk.