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MARRIED..

nToy Jan - Mr. MOSES ,. LOOMS 70 Ms. SARAH JASg
TiNSCN. a. OF MoCsi IDA, Troy
Jan T. NJ JANIS BROWN. o. Henderson View york,
o Mss CORNsLtA ". ksNDELL
Assrhs 0lOwIns aPrsars antss Tie
u.r asr bead 81 re Carrier Ne Tr.ns,rPt
ur9e signed have peisd ourselves each oAer or h
harmony; and he
n' do without eonrns 10 the laws and customs q
req believing h s.r exclusively
that sthers. ~heSer Of friends ehura state
have on at 30 - Tie natter
We d-s this notice that our friends md tie
prbi know -four .a, be exposed TO SANDER
BgNJ. D. SHAW,
HARRIEr n. HOWARD.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WAsHIsoToS, Friday, Jan. 10, lS53-NO. 81.
Mathew Cuunin sh.m plaintiff in error rs Mary w. w
Ashley, eIeeuux ct a-The argument Of this cause
coutnusd Mr. Revesdy johnson for tho defendant in
error concluded by Mr. Pike for the plaintiff
Adjourned until Tomorrow III o'clock, A. NJ
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Us. CIRCUIT CoURT-BeSre Judge Bsrrs.
pIgA CUITy

George Primrose, indicted for maaslaugbter
IL c.Esirs the death by st.bbng Of na1ed I'd
mund Jones board the ship Howard o, winch Primrose
was Steward and Ao indicted io assault wh 6agIeE-
ousweapln withdrew th. forenoon his plea of not guilty,
nd pe.ees guilty assault with d lgsrOus vespsn,
Ire nuu .hrneut u which Imprisonment exceeding
tIr,e vear ana sne not exceeding 1900 He Ia b.
trouth up on Monday, tor sentence.
nts, stated that 20 the business u the District Court
h.s accuu .sd and neither judge Han judge Jusol
could came 70 hold H. he h.nse vii Be obliged 10 do
and except .ome .is business MSndAy the crc1it COt
vii he sdSunrned for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

" Rev. Henry Wad Beecher is to dshssI
a, address before the eirsz-Es Of Williamsburg 81 fas
OF Thursday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

~ HECKER * BROTHER wish families
who their SelfrasDg Patent Flour to observe that the
best Bread made by adding in the proportion Of st least
quart Of cold water milk 70 three pounds Of flour
the less mixing the beterjust sufficient to thoroughly wet
the -four Bake Immediately in deep PAN not than
half full and in a weheated The -four should be
weshed and the water measured for sake Of accuracy
which is important.
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SUPERIOR coURT-sPserAL Tras.


Joseph L. Smith, &c, ast Jo'sph Raphael
Demurrer 10 answer acknowledgements 20
have q DAYS 70 amend. On payment o. go costs
Geo W. Baste-d ast Phlp HsaIey
Demurrer ~ complaint alowsd-D days allowed %
amend on payment OF cos..
Ehnof c. Hasey &c, Az, Luther C. Carter.
Reference take account bg 10 days allowed ~ dstsns-
arr 10 we've 20 pus IN snswtz.
Gee ID Phelps sst GOttlieb heselsr.
Judsmsnt foS plaintiff 10 sr $50 % aud s's dam
sxss for removing fixtures and isnrng The vaat Other
f- John Lyreh art Alex snSsr w Schultz and others
Iuunct ten granted according 70 prayer Of compliant
Richard l. Allen Ask Thos. Carney, SarnH
Molten 70 esolve IRjoRslon densd wif1o1t esss on
eonsop Of plaintiff svisf bond 70 DO sas-srsse % Tie
extent OF n. B Psln-rs interest Rsny - alleged
Matthew Nasissn sst. John Bhss and snothsr.
Motior 20 rke assver des sdio sake 10 more DEF
iuiis granted; no costs 70 slfher party
BstsTe Jsdgs CAsRssLL-
We. Macarthur Co ssE. Frsles Bl0om-
fytn by her already rsfsrr.a TO- Verdict Tor painti1
$3.50 a. suhjsct 20 opinion Of General Tern % %
made.
GrSBsAL TEaa-DLctsioks-
Peter sud TeOs. Csssss az. Geo. Gilmore ks
Rspe:t affirmed.
Hsni.t Yorrssssr at Francis wilssn, Ne
Ordsr affirmed
John Snyder .s, jas X. Del ysschio
Trefuert "a e, port Of referee affirmed
Ur;su Iadis Rubber Co. az. Wells J. B.bcosa-
JrSsr-ut o. rspcrt of referee Ads me grous<
thai be .Ieussd evidence mat e damaged goods were to
10 taken allowed for BY tie PasuH AZ Inverse prseA
Csnss reasrrsS sssk- Coss ~ abide event
Adam KaEr Ar. Jobs A. Tucker
Jpdrmenf Of report Of rsiere Get aAifs unes PAnna
scInc. slss - claimed in d.fendanrs answer.
Thcs J. Wells sr. Anssa Lysr.
Jussnsnt report Of referee set sses Oh psyn~' o.
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SUPREME CoURr-srEe,.L rrRy

Abraham Evans ACT Bridget Eyans--Judg.
n,ert Of Divorce.
Robert Hamilton AIT. Mary Es;ou Familton same
L0uiss Torrey sgt James ID. roreyJuigmenit for te-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

~. The funeral Of the late Aid Johnston.
,l Mace on Saturday az O'Clock, ?. NJ Of tns vo.s
cfureh II GrA1dst The members Of the Ccnnos go
ell pube ofcers Of he City, ,osetAer Wiz nc ~,
poSk and Ladder Compsay No = "a hySs SsIss A :.
ssicl sitG Dded in body HIS remains were -
IL n rn-trrN Of tue ENeFseccs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

ton called the advertisement Of Bookbndey for sale
At Buffalo. 1t affords good opportunity for practical
man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

GAs-Gas fixtures at the great manufacture
ing depot Of ARCHER, WARNER L Co. No S76 Bro,dwsy
Some entire new paters and styles before mAnufs
tvred in this country on hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

LTcTURr-Wm. Ross Wallace Is 10 denver
lecture at the oaeou on wedns ssy evenns for tse
Of the WILLIAMSBURG Ladies Home A'sson o. ~ - ~.
furck Subject Peter the Great ire bafoaria1 hniFe
- IA Self c wired
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pefor, JrIlre MoRzis.

ALLEGED RIOTERS AT rASNiST HALL, -.
NJ. Joha Cochrsne made an sppiesnoa 90 ,ne PER-
John Austin sud ethers nis The People, for say %
proes.Sibs Is bin Of exceptions Tue p&fts Lao -.
weird o. the Tzmns1y Hal rot and we're u D. efoes
jvss. Morris usa. IN orasr ssyng us "a rnJ ogs1oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

~ AT the Temperance Lecture, dehse l'r
hy John b. Goush At the Oeesn Friday evan at, ~
dIeds OF pessors unable 70 obtain a1iEiAee " 49,
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

u Rev. Or. welch, of Brooklyn, preached
TIE funeral sermon Of the ste Rev. Dr. Rhess yesaI
terpoon al the FIRST Baptist Ch7rch 81 "uilsnso'pH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

ermer To Liverpool, We notice 1000 bush. Grain At
3D. in ships bags Flour is roSnissily s9Sq. N
londor- DO tee. Beet, s. GOO bills Resin. 50 To
AHssrslis Flour Is held at 50 5oess with engage
rneris s' both rates, The SAirYisg Li hiss the 81
neSeo summary iot The last three days. part s,resiy
repeatedly US:
To Liverpool Tie offerings fair snd ships hsvtng
secone scarce, previous rAtes msinszined We no
tee snesgs nsrts Of oooo hsssAel. whrss and Crn n
bulk snd shps bsgs at s2Sl, SoooaS cc0 M. Floar
2i9: eco Rein J G3'6; 1000 bales Cotton. I'd q
5lsd; Is tuns on Cake, 30 Is do Pasic. Isl; 10
bids Tsoseeo soi 10 eos,. DO, ~ II sols Linsesl
bbls Apples 81. and GOO 10. Flogr. & To London.
50 tuDs OIL Cake. ST. 800 ebls Tup-ut.n-, 80; GO
Rein, sbou; ; 8; 1900 Floar, a3'e. a6so sosss
Cheese So Gao (nostiy az SD; loo tea Sscs SIC; 100
kegs Tohasco, 6 and to Glasgow, 200 shls Rcsn N.
To Hsuturs 40 bses TobScso. 35. and TO ROsserdXrs
20 hhds a, 10, ana 900 bhls RESIN A.. To Asssr~hA
,iere has teSE large business ehe,y N siosI:
Gocds. A Danish brig TOOK 1000 bis. Flour =
Lueis Field 5000 At 81 S5; the cas,iian (w,hdrswn
from California; part cargo 81 %. wi,h Measurement
Goods a, 7oc. ard Lumber $50; The Bsvsri, Hsvre
psc ke,) 5000 Flour at So IS and Messurcmont zoe
oct the Euphrasia, loo Flour 81 2S and Luneec.
S5S; the new clipper ship Resoiu'e Changed from Cab
olnisJ Measurement, 1Jc, and Flour. Is; and By
other vesse, Names not eiven 10000 fec. White Pine
Lumber ssS. 1000 bags oafs 15c each; and II 900
bbs Flour. 81 25as3 so,he ship Akbar was taken up
sweek sgo To Cahscrnis, full vessels getting 80
20. snd clippers 7oa s5c excepting BY those nearly
fun which obtained DSi0oc. y ioos--a clipper took
1000 hhls Flour IT 81 sTis aud the orcss has ANAL
lot a. So so The highestrs tes pSris 400 900
100000 feet Lumber was taken At SS04s6S y NJ. and
Hcayy Goods at 9lAc. y %. Dasch brig engaged
. esrgs for port in Holland Al round sum; brig
cargo Tor Vera Cruz st $3.50 out; schooner Of 10
tuns to vers Cruz and back $780, aud another OF Ill
tuns 70 Tampieo, al coo out; brig 10 Barosioes a
Soc y BILL two trics to load sugar 7Omies above New
Orleans. tor Newfork. ut So y hid; sud the ship So
phia wsker, scareo Of Flour from Port wathsll to
Rio Janero st Soc y Dbl The nss bark Mary Spring
Eastern built $50 runs. has been sold nj ss2ooo 10
port yesterday
Ste,IIers ........,....,.S Brss.... .............
Shps..."..........59 Schoeaers.. III
BarAs....s..s.ss. ...s.s..0l
qnf.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs OSE WEEK
LoSGER.-SASDERs 4 Co. No. sol Grand-st- Will sell
this every kind OF Dry Goods lees prices than
be bought under any in this City, among which
are Linens SheeDss Silks, Shawls De LANES, Fsnne,
SC, &c. Call before purchasing.
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Advertisement
y Beware Of damaged Dry Goods, when You

~ BCWhTt OF udIHdgtU II! UVVus' NHCH 70"
can obtain article equally good as the most perfect By
pGironzing Columbian Hall, No 2l Grsndstreet Their
as srtment OF but damaged Linens Of the hnss
quality and warranted perfect IN every respect fnre sn
for 90a loc: Satin Dsmast Table Cloths worth SOS
for Biol 81: fine Danask Napkins inyoiced AZ Dc Tor
l2!c English LONE Cloths nvoced st Ice. for Be- French
Muslin de-lsne Spring styles nvoiced At 5le TOR l3tc
per yerd and on through the whole catalogue Of wet boz
rot damaged goods All damaged goods may be returned
FREE ofexrense Goods sent suy part Of this city or sub
urls within ten miles, gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

u The fog on the East River was very
dense lest evening rendering navigation for the ferry boats
rather difficult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

ga, SAcHENs TO De OvERHAULED.-The
Il, htween the factions Of the Tammauy party 10 be-
=. inc personal and revengeful. TIE sachems Of the
s.,,s.py Society the other day endsavored 70 settle
:. NUS bot instead Of scqueseing in their decision,
- ,gereved parties have gone TO ire Legislature, and
=. making vigorous effort TO take away the charter
,se Tsnnany Society and 70 drag into the light Of
Ssv III the secret doiDgs, and especially the moneyei
s,.,,scons Of the Sacbens II the secret history Of
a. scecty could be developed, il would show sons.
a., far respectable pen Of this region in schemes Of
t~very that would make their names famous II not
torioss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

A FEMALE PIcKPocKET.-A woman named
Csharne ResIdon alas Joyce detected on Saturday
evening in the OF picking the pocket OF Ms Hsnnan
Cunnin, hsu Of No 26 hulberys while At Centre Mar
ke she arrested soon afterwards BY oihcer Ds'oe o.
the Chiefs Office and taken before Justice God VINO ned
await exainafion The wallet which she stole
,aned g 50 tn. found where she had dropped IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

DEDIcATIoy or 4 CHURcH-0n Tuesday,
On lIst 81 O'Clock P VI the New Central Presbyterian
Church a. Newark viii be dedicated Rev Dr. Wm
ADAMS Of Newfork viii preach the discourse OF the occa
nor And N the evening the pulpit viii be occupied by
Rev. Dr.. BuIchsrd OF New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

TENPERAscE.-The temperance people of
NewJersey are making efforts ior the pas-sge o: law
similar 10 TIA Maine Law era: STATE Several eru n,
speakers have been Aborng N the State and meeting are
holding IN many places Jshn 3 Cough Is addressing
tie people o. that State or the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

DrATH or A Nrw-YoRK L,wYEN.-Hiram
&ssngs a popular aud able member Of the New.
- Bar. died at Panama on the 5;h instant, on hIs
qhome FROM cshfornis, where he had been for
~nen,hs attending TO real essats Of consider.
= vsioe. in which he had an Interest, 7As Erssisg
hssaas:
tor many years Mr.. Hastings hSs been an Invalid
- WIDER the Administration OF President Van Buren,
SSsssc consulship ct one OF the Wst India llsnds
ne held for several years, account OF bis health
ses very acute and cearhesded lawyer, and ful
.Sesrce as bsrriser But for a natural aserity for
~efsy, which sometimes betrayed him into intern
~ Of feeling and expressions, he would have
= ssneag the sbies, advocates in the country He
s'eS .'r'y Gve years os &C"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

CONFESSION OF MURDER.-Samuel Ireadway,
of Salem Co. who murdered bis wfs has confessed the
lie admits that the ciruustantial evidence
before tho Jury He had difficulties with his
WIFE and H. idea Of killing her haunted him Though he
had resolved to do it, yet being out cunning he
hires TO the house by sort of fascination AID seeing her
by the window tired At aud killed her. lie expressed HIM
self IeEi.Ied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

EP-A meeting of the United Irish is 20 be
held this week in Union Hail. for the purpose of consider
Ing and determining upon plan OF military Org.n ration
extend throughout the countTv. TIE meeting be sd-
dressed by eminent speakers from different parts Of hs
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

AssAULr WITH A SLUSo SHOT.-A young man
named " N .rressed on Saturday chl-ged
with stssuiiug ThcE K Haynes. ETooer IN FoJ
near Eleventh az and strkIn him the 9reAeai with
sirr shot iIfr.ine danEeTo1E wound The aoclssd u
epreszr wss udrb-ed - M Hayes who asked hin for
tie IN ouni wien the latter became snrased ans COMMIT
ted the aSAls He taken before Jnsce AeGFs'a a1a
licked up foT examination.
SUICIDE BY HAsGsG.-COrOner Gamble yes
terdsy held inquest No 75 ereen~lests rpon tae
booT Of German e-grart nsr1ed Leonard Hoffman, VINO
found a. 10 o'clock Yesterday morning hanging oy NJ
neck from the lanstsrs Of the s'tc ssrs and dead ne
oeosssed was az cted with the smallpox. and nd apped
10 the Commissioner Of EniTsfiO1 r relief Ihsy sent
hin the sbove-need boase Saturday evening AMI h
there properly cared tor. Yesterday noruins ~
o'clock hreGkfst was sent 20 his roon md he tnen APP
pes-ed cheerful and conf-fed but two hours erTsra
found desd above stated The jury rendered VS.
DICT OF sucide by banging TIE deceased p years OF
ase No All med f0r the Commission OF t1e &c
IL probable however that bis unfortunate ss1sfon was
the cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
Annrs1 ron C.RrLEss BLlsrrye. About

o'clock Friday evening while soIne men ~ers ensssea
in blasting roeks n The Nineteenth Word where thsJ were
ouening street large piece vas tiroTn 70 aeon
raersble hEhi IN the air and fell With TREMENDOUS crsn
en- the roof Of the residence Of Mr. Frederick Wenhsds
and breaking thrrush the roof and floors lodSed ID
the b.sepent within feet Of be spot where Mrs en.
hsrds ard her three children sitting. Fortunately 81
escaped injury Or tie following morning. Ofeer COX
arrested Trsoy Riley charge Of being the party wso
exploded tie best which, IL "a ALLEGED, was not covered
in accordance with the law He viii be examined to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

The BiBLE.-COnsiderab effort is making
IN Newark 70 have the County Of EsseS tho-oushy sup
pheo with The bibs. Rev Dr. Mizis snd ). l.. tattle
committee Of the County Bible Society have ssued an sd.
dress Irgns the thorough supply OF families in this, Ceanty
with the Bible and asking contributions from CHURCHES
ana individuals for the American Bible Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
CovNUrArIoy OF sENrExcr.-The .entence
EXEMPTION Acr--The Legislature hay

passed act whereby the Fremen Of Jeey City
smptsd from military duty. and also fron the payment
military dues aud Communication fees Efforts benl
made TO the repeal Of the entire military b. tht
prestHt lie gislsture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24


DARING ArrrNPT TO Ros BARK.-The
bark AsoG lying at Pier No. S Z. r., entered on
Thursa. might by dock thieves The cs2tsn and as
Cfeefs shore al the time and Ire captains ooy
cabin one OF them disguised blset, and he AFTER seat
ing hiinse drew pistol and bowie knife aud sid then
uTon tie table, with view OF innuadauns the oo' Ie
latter however quietly into the mates roo and
coon came ont armed with brace Of pistols The black
fellow the table then pointed hs pistol AZ the lad wnlie
bis confederate to0k slsei and he eseia lamp and wa;
ef which struck Of them The olsek fellow wso va
within few feet of the boy, hred hs psts a. the after
blowing cd his cap The thieves then drspped 'heir plum
WSers was ,he policeman wso sta; Toned nesT Pier No
ct tins time
ArrrnPr TO Ros A SLooP.-A man named
James L. Cobb was detected Yesterday morning n the
S. Fast River He entered the vessel few hours preyo1
and 10: into the cabin by breaking st-ns of wncn ss
door fastened He was caught BY tas Sans.n ~,
Sidney Mott the act Of robhns chs OF sIs n money
and handed the custody OF othcer ros o. t-e
Thirteenth Ward. Justice wopd locked HIM up 10 a"A'
essmpsnon
SHOP LIYrisG.-Four Germans named Chas.
A.Nspsf, VIM. Beeknsn, FrSrkiEnxlof and Geo Wimer'
were arrested ON Saturday evening BY oncers Res
act Of stealing piece Of cloth valued s0e fo the store
Messrs Nhiilock Anderson, No. 100 Lloerty. ms
accused entered the together and tbs ele5k en-
which be WA making way with when the ehcers, who
had followed and kept watch Of thea for soae time pre-
irs They wsse taken before Justice Osborne and locked
up await trial Vsust is said 20 be dessrer ron fhe
marine core stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
THErr OF A CON wAroa.-Oficer Dawn,
Of the FouIteenth Ward. yesterday arrested man named
Msress Wel~ elsas Kelly. charged with seainx Sola
va SO the rJ9ss o. f :, j,ss Wa 70
ssai. sxs1s..E.soa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

hss returned from Baltimore, having completed the
purchase Of a most valuable wharf property at Locust
Point It has ample depth OF water, and being direct
" opposite Fes Point ia in the vicinity of all the chip
ping ofthe port sample Of coal from one of their
veins, in front Of the Office of tho Company, No. "
Ist sttra cta nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

l9l, $50 No. OF pieces.
PROM WHERE OBTAINED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

&Rious AcripxSr,-About 10 O'Clock O,
Ssrdsy morning. $. F. Carey, merchant Of the Arm
Carey aud Co. Plnsst., met with serious acc,asn
Allng from between decks, into the hold Of the ali
essiEon. lying at Pier Ne. l3, Z r. He WAS ,aar
sssed, bat Is is thought no, dapverousl, inr,.
syss taken to the rcsideacc Of relasive in T,ven
ct, hi family residing GU, Of town. lie was var
ausorahle yesterday morning, and the evidences ar
~ ko will soon recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
Cu.nors or GRA,n LARcrrr.-A woman

named Csssrine Wilson yesterday arrested by On eI
McPsIn. Of the Sixth Wsn. chsTged with s.eahng go
houts No I45 Authonyft Sho taken before Justice
O.borpe and held for examination.
A younx man named Louis Alexander. was yesterdAy
arrested bY Officer Knowles OF The Fourth Ward ehsrsed
VITA having stolen various tines, Of money amount
ing 10 .hout ego on Nr Hermann Rnchor, residing IN
Rosest The accused taken before Justice Osborne
and locked up 10 await examination.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-12-31
NEW ADVHRT1sEN6ENTs

and one third in three years from the day Of
sale.
9Th. The Household Furniture payable in
cash on the day of sale.
9Th. And the balance of the moveables, con-
sisting in family Carriages and Horses, sheep,
cattle and hogs, to be sold separsteIy, payable
in oneyear from the day of sale.
Purchasers TO furnish their notes for the ere
dit terms of said sale, endorsed 10 the satisfac-
ton of the Administrators of the succession,
payable at the office of the Recorder Of the
parish of IbervilIe; and in case of non.pay-
ment at maturity, to bear interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annum, from time due
till paid. Special mortgage retained on the
plantation and all the slaves sold to secure the
payment of said notes and interest that may
accrue thereon until full and fna, payment.
Sale to take place on the premises.
ICSS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, Dec, %, 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-12-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I.undi. lie go Janvier, 1854,

entire les Ieure- de &c A. 81, ct 3 p. NJ, les
prophecies ci.apres dtcrites apparte nanl a ID
Successio" de jsu Thomas Chopper,
ct a la communicate qui existait enire lui ct son
epouse, Veuve Matt da KIeinpeter, SAVIOR:
10. Esther, negresse, agee d'environ IS ans ct
ses trois %snfans; Spencer, age d'environ s ans;
Harriet, agee d'en,eron 4 ans ct Preston, age
d'environ 2 ans.
20. in cheval creole.
Conditions deh Vente.
1t cheval creol payable compliant 'e jour de
Ia yente, ct la negre,se Esther ct ses enfans
seront vendus a un credit de IN, deux ct trols
ans a compter du jour de Ia sente.
L'acqnereur %tournira ses billets endosses i
In satisfaction de dit veuye ct ~tutrice. Les
dts bilIets seront payabIe5 au bureau dn Re-
cOrder de cette paroIsse ct Porteront lnlerets d
raison de hut per cent depuj> echtance jnsqu'-
au parfait Placement. Hypotheque speciaIe Sc
ra relenue sur les esclave> pour a>Surer 'e pale
ment des dts billets ct tous Iuterets eren-
fuels.
La vente aura lieu sur IHabitation apparte-
naDt a In succession de la Veuve James Johns.
J. H. ERWIN, Sherf.
Paroisse dIberviIIe, lie 90 Dec. 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-12-31

ia learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dryden:
to ensure his brilliant visions of poesy, ate raw
flesh; and Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the same plan.
Green tea and coffee, if we do sleep, induce dream
ing. Baptista Pcrta for procuring quiet rest and
pleasing dreams swallowed horse tongue. after
supper. indigestion, and that condition which is
termed a week or irritable stomach, constitute a
most fruitful source of visions. The immediate or
direct influence of repIetion, in totally altering the
sensations and the disposition in waking moments
is a proof of its power to derange the circulation
of the brain, and the mental faculties in sleep
People who are troubled with indigestion, may
surely get reIieffrom Hoofand's German Bitters,"
sold exclusively in this country by DR.. G. NJ.
Jackson, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, and his
agents.