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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23
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u pAta VIA Norfolk. A6N
The ss<ur<, plRGISLA; Captain Teal, st~i. 6doN
Ss<r PkN AS W GAGff Captain JAnes sf>s
tnsr CITY or RiCHk0Sb, Captain q Mitchell.
one OF these splendid will Nehrnond for Phia
asiph,a srsry At high .aer touching a. CITY fon,
philadelphia Wednesday, 10 orlock, NJ Asrg
ehmond every Saturday which days they viii Dis
charge their cargo. .' -. '. 80 . pm
These cxpressy
has combine
They provided .ith .frans Patent Metallic Lille DoAe.
nstrae tables, Attention Ii paid
ting Captains the comfort Of and the proion
goods. ...E y
90, ~ FARE REDUCED. .-
Passage through to New York. found .......es 90
Passage to Philadelphia and found, st cabin 90
Do do not found. (and eabin,) o.
New York taking
tails independent Of being safest
by far the pleasant route.
robAecons shipping PittsburF be hy
this line have entered into 10 rss goods
through with dispatch. t
. sulb ri : n. Z. FUTILE, Aren't. on he Dell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

These vessels are a. Of the nr:t class built the city
more expressly this
.i.snGers They eIpersnced C.ptsins
for the trade aud who will
modate They will be and
may be relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
merchants North, from New York vim
Sna 10 m crest to shp ey this lane fsiEh, VIII
sfaction. " ~. ''s''s '"s-
Of patronage. $500
Goods shipped BY this Line for ne.
OF to New Orleans Mobile, Charleston
any other southern or Northern port. $3.50
The vessels will Richmond Al Rocketts In N.v yo,S
Berth No. 1 Coffee House Slip, Of Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
o. II. PDRsoR, New York, }Agen.s
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wM. p. PARRISH 4 co.
FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
luARLEs & BROOKE,

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
QUARLEs a. BROOKE,
No. 8 prari street Rirhmond, Va.
EsPECTrULLy beg public that they
Al have received Of the SPRING GOODS
opened In this market They
accommodating every thing In
he tedious for advertisement
will please give US CALL Determined
terms as any lou'c In this or other market mh9
NUflCE.-The Partner ship by the undersigned
RICHARD HILL JR will nil liabilities nrr and ei.
ther CT the partners will receive what be due them
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY W. TALLEY.
THE SUBSCRIBER In leaving Richmond his
his friends who have connded their
LlSGs. D. W. ThILEY
RICHARD HILI- ia. EDWARD G. RAWLINGS at the old
stand gu Main street. below the Banks
tan'aet all business In the line OF General Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses and Collecting Claims
RICHARD HILL. JR,
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS.
fRIs BROT iiEtS.-Amais and nj ted
PEN, warranted not TO This
entirely combining all the
c-arnrss Of aquil with six times durability
ard thus entirely ohriatnF tie only objection
invaluable article in Offices they ~pnr bank,
AMI Schools they III not
and are WARRANTED anti.corrosire. For sale by
my9 No. 81 Main street. opposite City Hotel.
UlissOLITiUN OP (OPNRTNtitsIiIP-rheC opartn.r
~ ship heretofore existing Ter
solved. SAMUEL \ uIIRoII
April 20, 1854. FRANK SLAYER.
SAMUEL 8. BURcu
Intending to close business will sell out ray
stock OF Ready Made Clothing At cosr, Tor cash.
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PINEEX roiMT LiNE no n;ALIi-a --.n.

FARE 81 oSLY.-The public hereby in-sAss7sAsAx
formed that the comfortable MAINLAND, Capt
" AIcnn having entrrly rvhited
respect the route Richmond and Ba
more, weekly
Passengers by this agreeable leave
Richmond by the morning MONDAY Of week.
O'Clock, A. NJ and Baltimore
securing connection With the lines
following morning, In any direction.
Returning ~iisavr baltimore the afternoon Of
Wednesday, Of each week. 5oc,ct, z. NJ
Creek always time night
moni, d-ricksburs Potomac RAILROAD Company.
Fare Cabin
price. but With ais board ;hc included.
Fare for between ait Phladel
rhia by the Newcastle and frcnehown line f For
class do whole
depha ty this agreeable
and tSoo for ditto including
board Of the Maryland"
Fer rth particulars through tickets rpy at the once Of
the Richmond PctcrNc Railroad Company.
}. u. WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
Once r. y and P. r. Co. Richmond March q, 1854 NILS
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CHRONIC DISEASES
That have been lingering; IN the the blood
-h'ng the hoh,s prsirang the twenty or
years have been radically cured by indwsy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

EAIkTkiENwAHE CEiINA,Sc
FALL IKFORTA TON, 1851.
WIN. +. BUTLER
No. 10, Main Street. South Side,
AS received ships "seDator" and " Clay"
Il York. and by the Athen direct lar
stock Of hARTHEHW-iRE and CHINA from the Eastern
manufacturers his usaallage supply Of Glassware LoinE
Casters and Fancy Goods all purchased the
and which he oilers merchants
in this market, upon the most favorable
Special pains taken 10 pack securely. au3a
EDor AND PEARL AslI.-0ne each Pot and Pearl Ash
.el9 P JOHNSTON d BRO, Druggists.
NTIHGiNIA COliEDIANS.-GEORGE NJ WksT No.
and Exchange Place, Offers for sale:
The Virginia Comedians the Old Days the
Edited from the MSS Of Q. Bingham, Esq. vos paper
cloth 80. w.
Party Leaders; Sketches Thomas Jefferson Alex Hamilton
Andrew Jackson Henry Clay John Randolph Of Roanoke
notices OF other distinguished
BY Jas o. Baldwin author OF Flush Times VOL limo. Ago
Preservation OF Health Diseases
rneni OF the Sick, &c, &C ny H. ~ cOmngs MD 7jc
Chemistry Of Common Life; vol 9Th. rs cts.
Alice SEYMOUR Home Tale; by Mrs Grey % cts.
Lamp Lighter. (Sew supply VI, as.
Fashion and Famine; hook Of great merit. 400
Alone; New Edition. fl,25.
S,ctes Ambrosisnn: o vols. i2Gno, cl tn $500.
Ned Masgrove; ly Theodore Hook. 80 cents.
Wooierafi by sims. 81, GEO. NJ. WEST,
stzo Exchange bookstore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

THE SUBSCRIBER, In leaving Richmond
his friends who have connded their
LlSGs. n W TAILEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

HbHhNF stb fR0Ns-A mes and very convenient aiticIe
well verify the attention 81 Iousekeepers for sale by
- @. J. SiNTON A CO.,
"o" sign OF the Circular Saw, II Main II,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

X U.
&4rICE or C0-PhRTNERSIIiP.-Th .ubscr
h-rs have this day into
me NJ r'sn' Tailoring Business at the old smith
"Pe the resi- ONCE We return to
s vrr. ard hope by attention and pre- to merit CON
~ patronage for the arm literally
tended !" zach Of Us Individually We well
ec steel Of goods consisting usual variety which We
request orr patrons 20 call and examine. -
ryl6 stNrrpi . ni,,;,ou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

NV Vo.k, Z. 3.
rkiScir.t W.KETorsR, ice Fo.I Street. Caeag., Eondo,
m.aCFscTohT - NdTsf Street, NyH-EsA.er. EpyI,1d
H. H. 60 are establishing Depois sale Il ''The Pro.
IN an parts Of America Surgeons. Drngy;s,.
Cirr Dry Goods Merchants, and NIin.r. aIs O.,
urmrn Furnishing sorrkeepers entrusted with ~. rbs
anu reti distribution OF them, and Iiber al
are nerrI Tor their e'erprise splendid OPP rtuny
op.ns 10 them for safe and profitable business. '
,r 'tttns. Apply TO HARCOURT, BRADLEY A Co
tep-uhN nm street New yn,k I
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SPRING AND SbT su SHiiii, aiRiEnsSSexxESr.

SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW YORK via NottkOik--
&J.SS EvERl TUESDAY AND SArCRDAY--U. X. toS
SxXSMAiL STEAMSHIP koANohk, c.Eain 66G
.k6-1h onas stinnrf-wi leave "Rici,aona for -x&7Gs
N.o 1ork future Saturday morning o'clock. Re-
turning she will leave New York for Richmond wednesday
afternoon O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Captain cl,Espr, wliieave "Rfaaron
for "etc io,k" heretofore. every Tuesday afternoon
soci Rs.unins abe win leave New York fos Richmond
Saturday afternoon At 4 o'clock.
These stop NORFOLK. both going
returning.
Passage York Including accom-
modatons, only
steerage passage, only.
Passenger, taking these ship for Norfolk charged The
BY the river boats. - .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

N'HHlhH'
MANILA HopE, ac.-A enc assortment Of MsniIIa
w. Nope f"n ,, 10 ~ also Sail Cord, Leading and
Gsticn Lines TIiEO ROBERTSON,
- Importer of Hsrdware md Cutlery No. IS Main.
6NENrGIi. NNU GOOD-HgB SCPPLI:--we have
sst rectVei srohrr supply Of Gents
sad i- Qsrtr Fd Shoes 10 our order
Thgy ~ beautifully. We invite all Shoes or
nc' . siye a'seau We keepa large stock.
ANs furSEY, WATTS 4 PUTNEv.
(yVID trGNS-JAsns wooDmousr. iso Main sweet,
y hiss lust opened Large Nnd choice
,l md silver Cases, with Pencils complete Also Pens ale
re ratey Nmcnr the assortment by Levi
b''fh, ths orifof tnd unsursss-i manufacturer se2
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i''S 6AiEIKS.-As upe Tor lot Linen Gai,ers for
Sorfoik, Va " ~ '"'
They are made OF new notwithstanding entirely
our factory In Philadelphia. " " ~
They are suitable for Ladies in MORNING. second mourning and
In eolor All the Ladies' suite With these ,
mer Caters. PRICE ONLY Az.
myl5 W. u. aDDINGTON A 20 No,to,, v.
Notes included. w n A.
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Hl lysIMOND AND PETERSBURG: RAIL.
~ NotD-fALL AcRANGsNkNr.-on and amer Thursday
the 9Th Of October 1884, the Passenger Trains tia vii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

ETNA AND PROTECTION FIRE isaURsSCE Coyp. -Tffs
IN or HARTFORD, CONHECTCUT-1gencvg i g;f
f1O'd-Thesc bJr aniss continue IN
age by Are, DWsns Houses Furniture
ments, hefchande and all kinds %
most favorable e's Any losses which conrsics
and liberaiity. ~ n ma nWI. ~ .n P..inP''
Jam No ia Nil ~ nE..h''
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XILooL pEror.-ws hare asl.tmIn.a % anss :.

UTTDVs-Wc have deteTmned u onen ron
w ngcton sh business, a Depot
tae OF Wool, and have engaged The Mr. join
house the former efficient Of the Factory in Xxi,
city, HIS attention, necessary, viii be devoted 10
this business. "
All Wool cons-nci 20 will be graded. each pn
can buy suoh Wool he wants, and compelled
VIII not antucr h purposes There yrgiuia
hrGs 1usaty ~ Wool N concentrated and graded attract
the attention Of dealers artet and
hope succeed 10 ESTABLISHING good market vrorn
H.
ror P.rtioulas circulars. CRRSsHAw CO..
Jeaa ~ ' ' H., rannn j,
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u receiving ard for sale, TitE Horse Powers and
completes which beg leave 10 call the attention Of The
Also - dsn$ EamhorGughs, Doyes Runyah. and Monigo
Agricultural Ware House and seed Store. " ''' ''
-, JAMIE a. JipsCOMB,
10 pea,i..
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SsrEaM.'utT CuETis PRCK-P4SSAGE
- - POfTSWOETW AND NORFOLE-S u 4
Tie. n,.t CURTIS TACK. Capt Ions DAVIS, ss:c1rs
afnc i crg"rr complete herr
Hr rGn or the river q
The SarfAt Rockets Saturday Tuesday nd Thars,
mornings at ~ O'Clock MISUNDERSTANDING ali III. rrru,
landings going and returning - " 49,
Passage to Portsmouth Norfolk
Meals 80 cents each.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-23

R.R r. REMEDIES are sold BY Druggists everywhere
-. -, RADwAY a 90,
ool6-dAwIy 16i Fulton street, up stsIu
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21

T One summer day, at a Dime. party at
Holland House, the guests, among whom were
Francis and Rogers, were, previous 10 the din
ner bell, sauntering in the open conservatory
and terrace below, and in one of the prom
enades the Junius secret became the subject of
conversation, and Lord H. suggested 10 the
bold banker that it would be an excellent op>
portunity to put the interrogatory fatty to the
suspected man. But Francis happened to
overhear the plot, and few minutes after, as
Rogers was siding towards him, he threw
himself into an attitude of violent defiance,
and exclaimed, "By Heaven, sir, if you dare to
ask me any questions, regardless of where We
are, will fell you to the earth!" The little
poet quickly enough shrunk back appalled,; but
when playfully asked after dinner, Gin the ab-
sence of Francis,) if he had discovered the
author, replied, Il cannot say whether or not
Francis is Junus, but he has quiet convinced
me he is Brutus!"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21

GvThe Governor of Tennessee in his annual
message, says that the Penitentiary OF that State
has so far failed in all the leading objects of its cre-
alton. He argues that the confinement of persons
within the prison-house, or, "prison walls of
penitentiary, with the view of reforming them in
their moral character, has proven by all expert
ence to be a great error, and it is now contended
for as reforming institution by any one who has
become at all familiar with the subject There is
not one in every thousand convicts whose moral
condition is improved by such imprisonment; but
on the contrary, most of them if not all, made
worse than they were before, and become more
confirmed in crime"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21
PLAQUEMNE PARISH OF IBERVII44E,
Energy's Address To Young America.

H-HeTGy'S AO0TeSs 10 Dung AMERICA
am the mother of Progress As think,
actor never lose time in deliberating. My
motto is-audacity. fear nothing-obstacles
are my food. Whatever my heart coverts
attain. have very few followers but they are
the rulers OF the human race. Few, did say!
Every living man is my missionary. The ener.
getic along do lire: the existence of the idle
and irresolute is a living death.
Believe in me, children of men! and your re-
ward will be great, and soon will it be bestowed
Contrast the conduct of our followers with that
of one Of the sons of IrresoIution, and then de.
eide your iates.
They love. The object of their affection is a
wealthy maiden. They are poor. lrresolution
slghs and curses his fate and does not dare to
address her. But Energy accosts her with the
bodness of Believer; he avows his affection
and is beloved again. He succeeds, because |
taught him that Faint Heart never won Fair
Lady"
They are candidates for Fame Irresolu,ion
has not faith in himself He deplores his want
of"capa city" his slack of learning" he is ''sor-
ry that he has no genius." lie instantly falls
into the lowest ranks Of aspirants. But Energy,
selfreliant, strikes boldly, repeatedly, and with
out days interruption, until all difficulties
disappear from his path, and he attains his goal
He believes that he possesses every mental
power until experience proves the reverse.
They enter business life. 1rresolution waits
until his business increases of it's own accord
Energy makes fortune and retires to private
life, before his rival is fairly established.
They are warriors. The Austrian lrresolu-
tes are vanquished; the child Napoleon is the
victor.
They are rival nations. Irresolution hardly
finishes her new Parliament Houses, while
Energy POUNDS an Empire.
Listen, men-youns men of America, to my
voice! Arise-struggle increasingly (there is
rest enough in Eternity. and you will succeed
in whatever enterprise you undertake: ]. Ener-
gy, have said it! Fear not while am with
you-strke boldly; for boldness is the mother
Of success, whose sire am.
J.R.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21

! Emma Snodgras,, Perhaps--A young per-
son of genteel and pleasing exterior appeared
| at an early hour yesterday morning in the princi-
pal saloon of the Veranda Hotel, and soon be-.
came, from some pecullarilies of general ap-
pea-ance and manner, "The cynosure of neigh.
boring eyes" The attention of the proprietor
was attracted to the individual in question, and
being an exceedingly sagacious man, some
strange and very impertinent suspicious at once
entered his mind. He quietly sent for an Off
Ger, and our adventurous friend, in spite of
remonstrances, protestations ana tears, was
conveyed to the police office of the First District
where it was soon after ascertained 10y what
means we were unable to learn) that female
had been captured in male attire. When
brought before the Recorder an hour or two
later, she appeared to great advantage in her
complete elegant rig, and many Iewd and
laughing eye was fixed upon her, and, We are
sorry to add, many coarse and rbald jest was
passed at her expense. Her small, saucy, sleek
hat, with bit Of Grape about the crown, was
settled down over her eyes and cooked up be-
hind, like that of person who is about to drive
sharp bargain; one of the officers attempted to
remove this article as derogatory in that posi-.
ton to The dignity ofthe court, but she repused
him sharply, and appealed to the Recorder who
permitted the offending chapeau-under which
her black and ample curls were no doubt
slowed with the greatest possible economy of
space-to retain its peace, and the cry of "Hats
off in court" was heard no more.
She had ingeniously managed to arrange her
wide coat collar in such manner as to almost
completely hide her face, and with one little
white hand she kept it in that position, remind
ing one ofthose Moorish ladies' who leave moth.
ing visible but the eyes. In reply to the Re-
corder's questions, she had nothing to say ex.
cept that her name was Virginia Jones, and
that she was fresh arrival from Louisville
Her companion-a nice young man who had
been arrested with her--assigned most un-
mentionable reason for the lady's conduct in
abandoning her "maiden weeds" and array:ng
herself in masculine hablIiments, and he ap.
pealed to functionary Of the court who had
seen him before, to vouch for the fact of his be-
ing nice young man. He was discharged,
and the fair and adventurous lady, after mild
and fine of twenty-five dollars,
was permitted to depart also, which she did as
quickly as her diminutive feet and dainty legs
could carry her.-N. o. Crescent.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21
q. BROWN,
Fashionable Tailor.

Has just returned from New Orleans with large
stock OF Merchandise, such as Fancy and Plain
Cassimeres, Doeskins, Black Cloths, black and
fancy patterns of vestings, which he will make up
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
ored Frock Coats; Pilot Cloth Coats; Fancy tweed
Coats; Black satin, fancy figured and black cloth
Vests; Undershirts; Cravats; Gloves, Socks, Hand
kerchiefs; Cloaks Walking Canes; Knives Fancy
Wooden Boxes and quantity Of Pomatums and
Essences of all kinds ocl6
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21
STATE Of Louisiana-Parish Of lberuille.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of decree or order to me direct.
ID ed from the Hon'ble the 9Th District Court
Of the State of Louisiana, in and for the parish
Of iberville, l will offer al public sale to the
highest and last bidders on
Saturday, 2Sth Of January, 1885,,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, bslenging to the
Succession Of Narcissc 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 Ibervile 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 AdoIphe
Wives, the said tract of land, together with all
the Buildings and improvements thereon being
and thereunto belonging.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
The plantation payable in four annual and
equal instalments; t in March. 1854, / in March
1855, / in March 1856, and / in March 1857.
Purchaser to give notes endorsed to the
satisfaction Of the administrator, payable at the
Recorders office Of this parish, all sums not
paid when due shall bear interest at 8 per cent
per annum from time due till paid. Special
mortgage shall be retained on the plantation to
secure the payment of the price and all interest
to accrue.
Sale to take place on the premises.
J. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish Of 1berville, Dec 28th. 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21
Conditions de la Vente.

L'Habitation, les Esclaves ct lie mobilier ci.
dessus decrits seront vendus ensemble ou en-
bloc CONNIE suit savoiE
Vingt cinq mile piastres psyables compliant
le jour de la vente ct la balance du prix dad.
Indication payable, un quart en- un an, un quart
en- deux ans, un quart en- trois ans, ct un quart
en- quatre ans du jour de la vente.
40. Les dix esclaves decrits dams rInven-
taire aux articles Is, AZ, As, Al, 4S ct 49 ct
NOMINEES CONNIE suit, savOir:
William, negro age de 81 ans;
Charles, negre, age de 35 ans;
Josephine, negresse, Agee de lS ans;
Mary, negresse, estraped, agee de "a ans;
Ann, Eulatresse, couturiere, agee 80 ans;
Phc6e, femme de Charles, agee 80 ans, ct
ses enfans-Albert, age de ans; Della,
agee de 3 ans; Charley, age de 2, ct Peter, age
dun an-seront vendus separement aux termes
ct conditions suivants, savoir:
Un cinquieme du prix d'adjudication payable
compliant le jour de la vente, ct la balance du
prix payable un tiers en- un an, un tiers en- deux
ans ct un tiers en- trois ans du jour de la vente.
SO. Meubles de maison payable compliant
60. Et Ia balance du mobilier, consislant en-
voitures, chevaux, betes cornes, moutons CO.
chons, &C., seront vendus separement, payable
en- On an du jour de la vente.
Les acquGreurs fourniront leurs bets en>
dosses Ia satisfaction des Administrations de
Ia dite succession, payables au bureau du Re-.
corder de la paroisse d'Iberville; ct en- cas- de
non Placement echeance, lis porteront nte-
rets raison de huit pour cent par an jusqu'.
au parfait Placement. Hypotheque speciale sera
retenue sur phabitation ct les escIaves pour as.
surer le Placement des dts bilets ct tous inter-
cts eventuels
La vente aura lien a Ia derniere residence
de Ia dite dame Rebecca Terrell, vueve James
Johns.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse d'Iberville, le % Decembre, 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21

UThe city authoritie of fMarysvlle, California,
recently passed an ordinance for the removal Of
outside stairs in that city. While the Council was
in session few days subsequently, the stairs lead
ing to the Council Chamber were removed, and
the dignifed members of that body, according to
the Herald, were compelled to "shin' down the
posts of the building
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21
TWICE A WEEK.

b C Cocst and Baton Rouge Packet
G.zg@5Ia5 sG.za@5Ia5 For LobdelPs store, Baton
rssaz@zznR Rouge, Plaquemne, Donaldson
vile, and all intermediate Landings-The fine
passenger steamer NEW L.aTON.A, EMILE F.
Gross, Master, will continue in the above trade
for the balance of the season, leaving New Or
leans on Monday at o'clock P NJ, and on Fri
days at 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ. Returning, leaves Ba-
ton Rouge OF Tuesdays at o'clock P. NJ, and on
Saturdays at " O'Clock. For freight or passage
apply on boardor to ..-
TOWNSEND 4 ADAMS Plaquemine.
nol2 PETER MILLET. Baton Rouge.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-01-21
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