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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

UAn editor somewhere in the west, has be-
come so hollow from depending on the printing
business alone for bread, that he proposes to
sell himselfto some gentleman, to be used as a
stove pipe.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

to suits having the choice of paper for publica-
tlon-but the little he has he will not use to
favour the shameless libeler, who has nothing
Of that kind to expect from him.
A WING LAWYER.
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Married,

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr.. CHAMRosr,
Mr.. w. J. LENNON to Miss MATILDE HER
NANDEZ, both of this place.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. -, Mr..
ADRIEN HEBERT to Miss LODOISKA BOU-
GERE, all of this parish.
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'NNTMSNM sSAyAMEA,
PLAQUEMENE:
Saturday, November rs, 1859.

UMuch that we would like TO say, as well
as several city advertisements, we are forced to
leave out. In a few days we shall be complete
ly re-established in our office agaiu, when all
will again be right.
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en- Prison,

81 II a etc amene a la geole de Get Paroisse
MA I'm negre marion qui Sc nomme Angus
TUS; ct dit quill appartient a Mr.. Ford, re-
a. sidant de la raroisse de Est Baton Rouge.
- LIE dit neegre est age de- IS ans, ct 5pieds 10
de hauteur, ct c%ouleur griffe.
moss HENRY SULLIVAN, Geolier.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

ID ed from the Hon'ble the 9th District Court
of the State of Louisiana, in and for the parish
of lberville, | will offer at public sale to the
highest and last bidders, on
Monday, 26th of December, 1885,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 P: NJ, the
following described property, belonging to the
Succession of Narcisse Leblanc, deceased,
and to the community which existed between
said deceased and his surviving wife, to wit
!. A certain tract of land lying and situated
in the parish of lberville on the left bank of the
Mississippi, measuring three arpents more or
less in front on said river by forty arpents in
depth, or with. all the depth thereunto belong-
ing; bounded below by the Bayou Paul road,
above by land belonging to Edouard Leblanc,
and in the rear by land belonging TO Adolphe
Wives, the said tract of land, together with all
the Buildings and improvements thereon being
and thereunto belonging.
SLAVES.
years. -
2. Athoaas, negro man, aged thirty years.
8 Joha, mulatto boy, aged nineteen years.
4. Augusin, negro boy, aged thirteen years.
$. -Msrcehin, negro boy, aged thirteen years.
t. Anna, negro woman, aged thirty seven years,
and her three children; Joseph, negro boy,
aged eight years, Eugene, negro girl, aged
: aboutfve years and Naserre aged about three
years.
7. Cetestin, negro boy, aged ten years.
8. Albert, negro boy, aged nine years.
9. Antoinette, negro girl, aged sixteen years.
10. Rosette, negro girl, aged sixteen years.
ii. Louise, negro girl, aged about twelve years.
IL. Emma, negro girl, aged about eleven years.
MOVEABLES.
l3. Movable property consisting in Horses,
Cattle, Sheep. FaSming utensils, Corn and
Fodder, &c, Household furniture and Kitch-
en- utensils.
Ierms and Csallons Of Sale.
/. The plantation payable in four anrual and
equal instalments; t in March 1854, 4 in March
1855, + in March 1856, and t in March 1857.
2. The slaves payable / of the price in March
1854 and the balance payable ! in March 1855
and the other ] in March 1856.
3. Moveables payable in March 1854. Pur-
chasers to give notes endorsed to the ~satisfac-
ton of the administrator, payable at the Recor-
der's office of this parish, all SANS not paid
when due shall bear interest at 8 per cent per
annum frop time due till paid. Special mort
gage shall be retained on the plantation and
slaves to secure the payment of the price and
all interest to accrue.
Sale to take place on the premises.
J. H. ERWIN, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish OF lberville, November "a, 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

A Printers Garden in CalJfornia--Mr.
Eugene A. Upton, a printer, late of Boston,
near the Mission Dolores, has a very extensive
garden, in which are 5000 heads of cabbage,
1000 plants Of asparagus, $4,000 cau%lifowers,
10000 strawberry plants, and a large quantity
of peas, marrow.fats squashes, celery, radishes,
rutabago tHrnips and rhubarb.
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MRS. A NOOTEN.

DEING about to leave Plaquemine definitely,
d requests all those indebted to her to come for
ward and make payment within ten days from
date-and those to whom she is indebted, are r.
quested to present their bills within that tim5
payment. ~"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

Is If you want a favor of a married woman,
brag of her baby. If you want to obtain her
eternal enmity, let her turn around and catch
you making a mouth at it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
=. II, sToCKIEY

XT7OULD respectfully inform his old friends in
w Iberville, that he is now in the Drug Store
Of DIR. E. D.. BEACH, conner of Chartres and
C~ustomheuse streets, New Orleans, where he
would be glad to wait on them and see them, :whe-
Their they want physic or not. Boys, don't fail to
call at 81 Chartres street. no26-4m
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NICoL g. CO.,
Successors to John Hunt

NCucCessUis 10 JONI HuntJ
YELLOW PINE LUMBER YARD,
Corner of Cedar and Julia streets, New Basin,
NEW ORLEANS.
Superior dressed, tongued and grooved flooring
and ceiling, laths, shingles, deck plank, and a gen.
eral assortment of Building Lumber, we'll sea-
soned and always on hand. no26-1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

~The Pain Killer cures like magic. The
first application often removes the ~severest pains,
external and internal. See advertisement.
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Lundi, lie rs Decembre, 1859,

0u1U1s IL ~ ~CVG4l1UIcs A0S0g
entire les heures; 10 A NJ ct 2 P NJ, les pros
prietes ci apres decrites appartenant a Ia
Succession de fcu Narcisse Leblanc,
ct la communicate qui ~existait entire lui ct son
Gpouse, SAVIOR.
]. Tn certain moroccan de terrc situe dams
la dite paroisse dIberville rive gauche du Acuye
Mississippi mesurant trois arpents plus GU
moins de face au dit tleuve, sur une profondeur
de q~uarante arpents, on la profondcur y appar-
tenant, borne en- has par lie chemin du Bayou
Paul, en- haut par terre appartenant a Edouard
Leblanc ct en- arriere par terre appartenant a
Adolphe Wives; a%insique tous les batsses ct
ameliorations qui sly %trouvent ct y appartien~
nent.
ESCLAVES.
20. Jean Louis, ne gre, age de cinquante HUT
ans.
90. Athanas, mulatre, age de dix neuf ans.
80. John, mulattre, age de dix neuf ans.
40. AuguStin, negre, age de trieZe ans.
80. MarceAin, Negro, age de trente ans.
Go. Anna, nGgresse, agee de trente ans, ct ses
trois %enfans, Joseph, negrilIon de HUT ans,
Eugene, negritte, agee de cinq ans, ct Ma
serre age de trois ans.
10. CeleStln, negrillon, age de dix ans.
90. AbOe7t, pegTe, aye ue Heut ans.
90. Autoinete, negresse, agee de seize ans.
100. Rosette, negresse, agee seize ans.
lilo. Louise, n&gresse, agee douze ans.
100. Emma, negresse, agGe onze ans.
MOBILIERS.
$50. Une q%uantite de mobilier, consistent en-
Chevsux, BGtes a cornes: Moutons, Outils, Ara
torres, une quantite de Mais OF Fourage, Meu-
b!es de maison ct batterie de cuisine.
Conditions de la Vente.
10. L1Habitation payable en- quatres paie~
ments egaux, ! en- Mars 1854, I en- Mars 1855,
/ en- Mars 1856 ct / en- Mars 1857.
90. Les e~sclaves payables / du prix d'adju u
dication en- Mars 1854, ct la balance payable Ia
motto en- Mars 1855, ct Iautre Motto en- Mars
1856.
80. LIE mobilier payable en- Mars 1854. Les
acquGreurs founiront leurs hillets endosses a Ia
satisfaction de Administrator de Ia ditto sue
~cession, payabIes AL bureau du Recordeur do
cette paroisse, ct toutes sommes non-payGes a
ccheance, porteront interets a raison de HUT
pour cent par an, jusqu'au p~arfait Placement.
Hypotheque spccia.e sera retenue sur la terre
ct les ~esclaves pour assurer lie Placement du prix
Republication ct tous interets cventuels,
La vente aura lieu a Ia derniere residence du
dit feu NHoisse Leblanc.
J. II. ERWIN, Dep. Sheriff.
Paroisse d1berville, lie "a Novembre, 1853.
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New Orleans Carriage Warehouse.
MzR y j. Marsh Denma IN a. Co.

GgE Nos. 81, SO and IS Common street,
nearly opposite Verandah Hotel.
Having enlarged our establishment and increased
our stock to some 800 Carriages, we are enabled
this year to offer great inducements to purchasers.
Please call and examine our stock, which we offer
at lower prices and on more favorable terms than
any other similar establishment in the city. Our
work is fully guaranteed.
J. MARSH DENMAN & CO..
no26-1y Nos 81, So and IS Common st.
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Etat de Ia Louisiane--Paroisse q'DeruiAe.
Ventc de Succession.

I'm vertu dun ordre on decret a moi adresse
~ par Ia cour du Seine District de rEtat
de Ia Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia ~paroisse d'Iber-
Vile, J'exposerai en- vente publi1uc au plus
offrant eft dernier encherissnur-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26
Slate of Louisiana-Parish Of IherriHe.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of a decree or order to me direct
ID ed from the Hon'ble the Str District Court
of the State of Louisiana, in and for the parish
of lbervilIe, | will offer at public sale to the
highest and last bidders. on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-27

+Nes'rs titors-Wn.ir Sc are doing Ourselves credit
10 mns''rag TO ie tch ani dying Of the ll htci city
New p.ln' l.i us nos le uunir.H Of others who hsvo
"elm pom sheir more rghlJ hgwol follow beings. let
.iDcpHon h' 'lsru2 Sunday aprlinz co. al the church
o. where divine service may Boz hold 10 aid o. the poor
operative, WHO were 20 recently thrown ont Of smpoy
n't 10y the ii'istfou Gre ~ tho Virginia Wooden Mix,
VI Ne 'I help to mitigate their wants. and only give
nc "Fidow mite" IL bcs'owmcnt will be- highly sp1r.
c'iod ani cherished Wy the unfortunate sunsrcrs Caui
BE- one Of the purc- christian yiucs and when prop r.
" oe7oSej, Kind Providence will remember. with i,
loving heart those VII exercise 81 in truly Christian snd
benevolent fpdt. 1t NJ be miniGl Of the diytfe.eJ
every where and par,cllrly 3f those WI the objects
o. ehar''y At our doors. JUSTICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-27

YELLOW FrvER ~ ATLANTIC CITIEs IN FORMER YE.Rs
The yellow fever visited the city OF New York In the
years iI4l l4s, 1871, 1875, l79s, 1893, 1900 1893
1905 1872 aud ls22 The deaths we're ms follows 7sS
in 1928; 2,Os6 in 79s population 55OOO3 67O in 1908;
$50 in 1865 2S in 1919; 800 in lS22 In 1905 81 600
OF the Inhabitants tout OF 10000 the whole population
aei from the city In 1904 40 per-ons died with IL IN
brooklyn, but New York escaped Philadelphia was
nearly descled 10y in 1893 aud again in 1885 4OsI
persons died In 1898, and 1900 population so OOO ad
from the city. In l79s, the mortality was great and
10000 out of 10000 inhabitants fled Several Thousands
died. and the greatest number of deaths in one dav was
and
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California IIrfhs

Beverly G. Sanders, formerly Of Baltimore who has
Aityed at New York route to Elropej vas rendered
public dinner previous to bis departure san Francisco
by number Of the leading merchants which he was com
PEELED, for want Of time, to decline.
During July 5,2sI passengers arrived a. AMI lGl52
sailed lrUn San FranccO. OF the arrivals .7u. we're e.
males aud 652 children.
The Catholics Of California are preparing ring weigh.
ing over IL ounces and valued at $780, present for
DR.. Newman, OF London.
Mr.. Sinclair (Foues) has returned from the interior
and l. performing 70 full houses al the American IT,
stre 10 San francisco. She had brilliant complimentary
benefit on the 3lst ult
Dr. j. Epson preached the first Universa sermon tn
has been delivered 10 San Francisco on the 2ni inst,
Brick and stone masuus in great demand In San
francisco ~ sl2 per day and scarce az TINT IL il
said many Improvements arc suspended for Of work
The "llugh Birckhead" lying at Long wharf San Fran
CISCO j. dischargug vrty handsome specimen Of Ett.
more pressed br'ck, intended for the dwelling nous
which NJ McnOny j. nov erecting.
The pducpal clothing OF Francisco are here
after ~ be closed Oa Sundays.
The new Concert Hail in san Francisco has been en-
gagsd by the Mehoists as place FOR public Worship
Rev. n r. Heath, stationed IN that city by Bishop Waugh
Il 70 ofBciatc
The Graud Division Of the sons Of Temperance Of Cal,
hornia, met ~ San Francisco the 3Jin ut Row Mr
Taylor formerly Of BALTIMORE delivered address o.,
assembage.
The Clipper ship Contest has arrived at San Francisco
IN so days fUm New FORK She performed the erir,or-
dinuy fsit Of making 4.V2I mHrs in 10 dty4wIich b.
equal 90 crossing the Atlantic New York 10 yorpoo
s,Ol1 miles be eicyeu and thrrr-q1lrtcr days
Gambling was being carried On in ~tu Frsnris-, IN
great extent by Chiuamcu.
Great opposition existed between the rival bol,s oi
che Sacramento, and fare bad reduced u.s. low a. n,
cents.
specimen 81 California oats uuc feet i've inches hi
was 10 b. sent 90 The WOrid's Fair New York
The harqle Hugh Bricaucal which arrived at str
Fran,isco lrum Baltimore July lpih of Cape Iln1
10 days ia heavy gales Crossed the Equator june n
10 bon ~, after which llue had lgii Winds from ~ .,
y y Was ~ aucbor two days OF Point Keynes, in
thick Zoe
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several citizens who addressed written statement TO bis
Honor complaining Of the known evil repate Of these dsns
OF namy They represented the condition of things In the
region Of the city where thess houses are situated a,
voting Women coming forth from these den. In .t.te
OF semhnadity in the open day-drunkeu reveis at all
nous o me day and nght-nose confusion and all such
attendant upon similar combinations formed
the principal feature Of events In that quarter
hessrs John Hsgan, VIM. Baldwin, Thoma. Iambe,b.
and " Anteotp, seversy testified to the condition Of
things as described above aud remarked that even ON
Sundays and at church hours these women v.r, In tho
habit OF exhibiting themselves in the streets bosoms
posed regardless Of the crowds tina, passed Their
lures on such occasions were equally revolving
They were required to give bail the 800 each
70 DO OF good behavior for twelve months and soo to
s~er to an indictment upon these charges before the Court
Of Hastings.
MT. T. l. Cannon, who concerned for two of the
party having Informed the Mayor that they were unable
"PoVde the necessary ball. the were continued
TIL the ssd Of September mex, the accused being suffered
stand out upon their rccoguisancs to appear on
that diy
"eeould understand that upon the state of things in
that neehborhood in the meantime will depend the
10 DC pursued In their regard afterwards
the nuisance Is abated, the probability is that fur
Their proceedings will DO discontinued
TRADING WITH NEoRoEs.-Jesse Roach was fined 81 for
permitting negroes to DO in his Broad street
The officer who detected the negroes in the house sta
ted that there was no appearance of drink going on lie
merely noticed them buying watermelons
TirPLNo-ThomAs Fox was fined ss for selling Iouor
TO negro, to be drank at the place where sold
The negro was by the officer to drink the LIQUOR nav
for It, and receive the change back.
UNLICENSED SALE ARDENT spiRrrs-The case of Gin
ton James, who, few days ago. was brought up ON a
charge of selling ardent spirits without license was r,
sumed ON yesterday-w. W. Crump appearing for the de-
PENDANT
The grounds OF defence assumed by Mr.. Crump were
that James had license from the Commissioner Of the Rev
enue, under which he conceived his right to sell liquor
to the extent charged in the warrant to be good.
The Mayor was of different opinion He showed that
the license gave no such right However that the matter
may be brought before Judge Meredith and decision
had in order more fully to satisfy Others who were enga
ged in trade, upon similar authority and under the m
preston that their right do was good That course
however, could not be entered upon by appeal and
that writ of prohibition may DO obtained to put the
matter on its passage, with view obtain that decision
Mr. Crump desired that the case would be for
ten days.
Ii was accordingly done.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-27

their relations with Turkey, changed their entire system
OF government In the face Of q solemn promise the
contrary, and having compelled mobiles Of the
try to enlist In the Russian armies the Emperor Is
likely to restore the whole back again, and march
out meeky though he had been defeated IN dozen
pitched battles He stay there his armies are
qusrtered for the winter he has made all his arrange.
ments to hold those provinces and hold them he WILL
though hy should eusue Meanwhile he will nego.
tate while Is convenient for him than fighting and
will no douh; put of positive long as he can till
spring, II possible. But aher that time do
that careful survey of the reveals any mode in
which war be avoided. IL Is that the British Co
vernmen earnestly desires TO avoid and that the French
Emperor has exhibited the readiness sacrifice the
honor of his country and the public law Of Europe to the
preservation ola tranquility which only be temporary
IL because of this readiness of the two
make such sacrifices almost any extent that have
hitherto supposed would be allowed to grow
Of this crisis But it appears that there is point
where the two Governments III stop in their submission
They have made the evacuation of the Prucpatics
indispensable condition of further negotiations That the
Car will not agree And thus AFTER negotiating and
demonstrating much viii his purposes, he
will at last give the signal for war; and terrible will
follow.
Such is the aspect of affairs day. The next steamer
may, however, change it completely"
PRoGRkss OF ErIDrxIc.-The y. D. Bulletin of
the Goth inst gives the following statement of the pro-
gress Of the Yellow fever ia that city
We are greved to announce that there is truth in
the statement that has been prematurey made that
there an abatement OF the epidemic There is nothing
either in the condition of the weather atmosphere or
in the daily returns authorize such conclusion Ga
the contrary, yesterdays report the that has
been made this season, aud cannot, until there is
change OF wind and weather entertain any well grounded
hope of meterial dminutiou of cases deaths The
fever is no longer confined particular loo ae is
now generally dinused.
We mast again enjon upon citizens the absolute
necessity Of giving up upon the very first appear
ance OF the symptoms 1t the height OF folly attempt
to resist the disease; headache, back ache and chill
should drive the most confident and selcrelyng man
once to bed then let him have his physician and nurse
and strictly obey orders aud with calm and quiet mind
resign himself to the disposal of merciu Prov idence-
With good and attention the chances are all his IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-27

SINKING or FREIGnr Boar THE CASAL.-we hav G
been informed by gentleman who has just arrived from
Lynchburg that freight boat laden with wheat and to.
baeeo on her to this city, sank she entered one Of
the locks short distance this side of Lynchburg Be-
fore she could be raised the cargo had be discharged
Ii was supposed to have been caused by leak which
owing to the large quantity of freight on board was not
detected in time The wheat portion of the cargo was
materially damaged. The packet boat was Eve hours be-
hind her regular time on her arrival at Scotsve owing
TO the delay Occasioned by this interruption
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-27

Mr. GApspEN's TSsrRUcrIoSs.-The United States Ga
zette announces that the respecting the in
sructons 10 General Gtdsien Minister TO Mexi-
CO, to negotiate for right Of through Mexico for the
road about the parallel OF thry.two degrees of latitude
proves to be substantially correct The line il described
accurately in letter from Secretary Davis to the Cover
nor of 4 rkansas
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MARRIED..

On the 9th instant by Rev. VIM Friend Mr. L BANDER O,
Manhtim New YORK; Miss A. Of Ias WI
H. Care, Of Port Royal, Virginia. 49, ~
In San Francisco California Thursday Evening July 2sb
by the Rev. BrnNnin Breriy, NEWTON COLiDIII
ay o. Richmond, Va 10 Miss LIZZIE j. BECK OF Indian.
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IHR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MnRNING ArCIrsr o. lshs
To CoRRE,sPoNpENps.

hs Whi0"
Articles written both sides paper be published.
This Of long standing be known ALL and will
be departed from Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged for as Advertisements.