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JAMES e. ESTABROOK.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
d. No. 3 Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
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WE PUBLISH, THIS DAY, DECEMBER IL, 1854,
W FANNY FERNS NOVEL,
r u II H II A T. l.:
A TALE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
4O0Pp. 12mo, Cloth Price, sI.25


Everybody knows FANNY FERN; everybody has laughed
and cried over her sparkling dashng, truthful Z. NAL
writings everybody will wish to read this her first novel
and every who does read 1t, vii: pronounce it her
greatest work. Says able critic, who has read the
proof sheets, Ruth HALL is work which not only ex
ceeds any thing which Fanny Fern has before written
but ich in many respects surpasses any other work
whatever For intense and sustained interest of nara
tive, for originality conception and treatment for scoch
ing sarcasm and whitening rcbuke Of pretnsons and by
pocrsy, for elevation of moral tone and winsomenes of
religious inculcatons for vgor freshness, Simplicity di-
rectuess and fascination of STYLE have never seen its
equal The story takes possession of our heart
at once we follow RUTH through her trials, with as
much interest though she own sister she
breathes not sigh, she suffers sorrow which the
reader does not feel acuteIy though the first came
from his own heart and the second of his own
sad experiences The characters such as we are con-
santy meeting in everyday life and how boldly and
skilfuily they drawn how powerfully the story is
told; how touching is its pathosj how sparkling its wit;
how irresistible its humor how its atre and how
true its mora adequate idea be gained except by
reading it."
RUTH HALL will be for sale by booksellers generally
To any one sending the retail price, will send copy
Of the work by mail postpaid. Published by
MASON BROTHERS,
% Park Row, New York.
GvOk
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Custom Cont md Pant Mukers w nntcd
Immediately Constant employment guaranteed and the
highest prices. None hut frsrae wOrkmen need apply
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS 4 CO..
aul9 diff No. pDpris Hlock
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SIGN PAINT TING
S. H0YT,
40 Front street. worcester, Mass,
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Anlilsemrnts

AmlIsements
THE GREATEST CONCERT
THIS SEASON!
MIR. OSsIAN f.. DODGE,
With his Merry YANKEE BARDs, will take great pleasure
singing 20 the citizens of Worcester and vicinity on
Thu sdny Evening, December 7th,
IN BRINLEY HALL.
The Programme will consist of Quarettes, Ballads,
CT ss Songs PIECE descriptive and humorous Solos and
Bass Solos, from the newest and best selections
60 early and get good seat. Doors open at 81; to
Do dtc II. G, HILL, Agent
Mooney TO LOAN: Persons in want ofmoney
lVA collateral security are invited to call at MUNN'S
Intelligence Office, 23S Main street, up stairs.
LEWIS G. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 233 Main-street Up Stars, Worcester.
Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts of the Cty also, 200 House Lots. This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
Houses and TenemenIs TO Let.
BOnrd for Married * Single Gentlemen,
Capable Girls can be had for Homework.
Nath. Pike--J. S. Small, call at this office
TWO ROOMS WANTED, unfurnished, in
II private family, without board.
AN EXPERIENCED NURs Sc can be had
IN by applying at this Office
A MEXICAN GIRL WANTED-lo go to
IA Boston, whore she can have good home, ana but
little work to do.
COTTAGE FOR SALE-in the northeast part
~ OF the city, containing II rooms, and 5000 feet Of
and. This cottage will be sold at bargain.
A WOMAN IN THE COUNTRY desires
"a Child 20 take of. Can give references.
HOUSE WANTED-S to 10 rooms, for good
n tenant Apply Immediately.
MINE ACRES OF LAND Tor sale, miles
~ from City Hall, suitable for Gardening.
DOARDERS WA NTED-On Pleasant, Maple
AD southbridge Salem. Madison and Walnut streets
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS Several capable
~ Girls, with Recommendations he had to do house
work Girls for so cents, 75c, 81, 81 Is per week.
233 Main Street. Up Stairs. 233.
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THE FALL SEASON!
RICHMOND e. TROWBRYDGE.
Aave not overlooked its novelties fresh fahxics new do
signs and ready, with their talent ski Ard en-
Irpr Sc together with rich matsriA captivating styles
Rnd urivalled workmanship.
d r. SIS COATS, ETC.
Ehe climax IF and invention; VESTS the most bean
e9 syles velvets satinH Silks, and Cloth with IL
richest emb dery every possible varietv FR0TsERs
"a tina most extensive description Of patter ceor md
shade, perfect t Tor sae,) and comSovabe "a -
Kearer, in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has bees devot
a. and it is beyond possible question the most dis.
hnguished depot for
Shirts, HnndIxeRehkefe,C Cellars, N eDk Thes,
and HOSIERY Of every description Of ne fnest nsann
hctue and material, equally celebSaeed Win the other
branches Of their trade for neatness quaNtv md economy
Please call at RICHMOND b TR0WpRfDGR,S Cusios.
and Ready Made Clothing Estabkshment No. 3sS Matn
Nain ST., Worcester Mass.
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GNAKL SENTZ, tate member Of the Germdnai
" Musical Society, has the pleasure to inform the
patrons Ut Music that he has taken with Mr. Perry
at No. Harrington Corner where he will be happy to give
Instruction III PIANO AND SINGING His six years
Europe OF both of these branches under the abest profess
of Music. enable him to give all who may favor him
with their patronage full satisfaction. Ii Preferred les
will be given at the respective homes of the pupils
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Barre Stage Omce-First door North Of the Am.
Temp. House, No. I'll Main-St
Passengers forwarded to and from Barre, Petersham
and Intermediate places via Paxton Holden In superb
Coaches by experienced and gentlemanly drivers with
despatch, on liberal terms II
Also articles errands by xprsss carried, or done with
care and pgomptness. Twice each toay, dasiy.
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Cutch and Gu ln bia.-5O00 lbs Clutch; 300 lbs
Gambia just received and for sale by
-. x 4. ]. HOWE.
mch29 DIFF Worcester bank DIock
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INDEk " UOD y EARLE, ARCHITECTS,
" FosrER'S BLOCK opposite Boston Worcester Rail
road Depot prepared tn furnish Drawings and Speci
csons for Buildings every description, aud 10 super
intend the construction of the if desired Also will
give particular attention making Drawings of Machinery
Applications by mail will receive early attention. and
Drawings made and to any part OF the country.
instruction given Architectural Mechanical Draw
ing L UNDERWOOD,
JOHN Il. EARLE.
Worcester, Sent % 1854 s2l d&w6m
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Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts of the City; ALSO 200 House Lots This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
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nLD NEWSPAPER9 for s4le At this oiHos.
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Houses md TememenIs 10 Let.
Board for Married & Single Gentlemen,
Capable Girls can be had for HOusewOrk.
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1Oants.
DARE CHANCE FOR PERMANENT
Ma EM 10y EMF.

NMTANTED-Ro Rooms for family Of two persons, in
Wv the City, a short distance Inquire at this
office. DIFF oil
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Nouvelle Charrue.

Tn AngIais de distinction, lord Charles Beau
clerk: Went de faire la dtcouverte dune nous
velIe charrue apiece i rendre les plus grands
services a fagricul!ure. &c nouvcl instrument
aratoire, aussI simple qu'ingcnieux, est garni
dune pointe trianguIaire avec cylindre d spira-
les qui Sc meut, broie, pulytrise Ia terre aussi
pariaitemcnt que peut le fare Ia main de Ihom-
me. Cne disposition des plus heu:euses per-
met en- IN instant de disposer instrument pour
labourer Ia terre a des largeurs ct profondeurs
qul peuvent varier de 5 a 10 pouces de largeur
ct de ) pouces a . pieds de profondeur.
Une premiere experience, u la4uelle ont as
sistG bon nombre dagricuIteurs. a confrmt Ia
suptrioritc dc Get instrument sur tous ceux con.
nus ;usqu'a ce jour.
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Intemperance en- Louisiana.

Noicl. dit EOrltanaiS, le bilan d~'intempcran>
ce en- Louisiana pendant lannte derniere:
Durant lannce 1858, il 4 ttc dcpense ell
Louisiana ~$3O,000,000 en- hoissons spiritueu-
ses. Dams cette somme Ia Me. Orleans figure
pour S~20,00O.0O0.
Seize mile arrestations ont Gu lieu dams lE-
tat provenant directemcnt~ou indirectement de
~iivrognerie.
Sur Sc c%iitfrc, 400 indiyidus sont morris du
delirlum tremenS, rs sont devenus meuririers.
1000 ont ttt rtduits par ce vice a Ia misere ct
sont devenus vagabonds.
Nais &c nest pas settlement sur Ia classe
pauvre que lisrogneric sGvi', ellie atteint aus
81 Ia classe aisGc. On ne saurait Cnumerer lie
nombre de ceux qui s'y ~liyrent, compromettant
par &c vice ~honteux, leurs relations s~oc!ales ct
dttruisant leur sante.
Nous p~uissons ces rensei gnements dams les,
COLONIES dun journal de Ia vile, ct nous nous
dtfions quelque peu des chiff es quill produit
ct que nous croyons eXagGrcs. Sans doute ii.
vrognerie fait lei des ravages considerables,
mails lis sont loin d'etre aussi grands qu'on yeut
bien lie dire.
Nous soupeonnons que lie tableau e~ffrayant
qui prtcGde est Sort de la plume dun membre
fanatique de la soci6te de temperance, qui a
voulu ~etfrayer la population sans Sc souvenir
que la c~onsomma'ion de Liquors spiritueuses
ma jamais etc plus considerable que depuis que
la Motto de la vile a pris lie Pledge.
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Samdi. lie 20 Avril. 1854.

entire les heureS de 10 A. NJ, ct II NJ, les pro-
prIct's ci-aprcs dccrltcs appartrnant aux
SUGGESTIONS DE- DR.. AchiNe Nisw ct Lauru W.
Manor, tons dcar dtccdc, savoir:
10. Une q~uautltc dc mobilier consistent en-
meubles de MaiSon, Bljoulrrie, instruments,
Chirongiques, leuy Cheyaux, uMc Jumcnt ct
pouiin, deux Burgics, &c.
20. La motif, lndiyiSe dune mai>on dc resi-
dcnce situte dams Ia p~aroisse d'lberviIIe sur
fllabitation d,Achillc Sigur, ST. ptrc, lautrr
Motto indiVise appartcnant i Theodore Sigur
irGre du dit detunt.
Les conditions auyqucllrs Ia dit majson Il etc
battle ct Ie temps gu ellie d"it roster sur Ia tcrrc
seront expIiqutes lie jour ia la ycntc.
CoHlHions Ae Ia Itnie.
La Motto indivIse dc la maiSon sera vcnduc
payable dams III on deuX ans du Jour de Ia vcnte
ct tout autre prophecies dtcrite dams linvcnta-
RE, p~ayabies toutes sOmmes de cinquantc pias-
tres ct au-dcssous compliant, ct toutes sommcs
au-dessus de clnquante pastries payabics en-
Mars 1885. Les acquereurS touruiront leur
5illetS endossts il la satisfaction du Tuterr ct
payables au Bureau de- Recorder de cette pa
roisse portant inttret i raiSon de hut pour cent
par an depuis ,cheance ~jusqu'au paIfait pale
meut.
La vente aura lieu il 1t derniEre residence du
dit teu DR.. Sigur en- cetle paroisse.
!. ii. ERWIN, Shcrif.
Paroisse dIbervilIe, lie 10 Avril, 1854.
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Chameaux en- Amerioue.

Dams son intGressant rapport %annuei, NJ. JEFF
fersOn Davis; secretaire de la guerre, recom>
mandait au congress lie creation DUN corps de
cavalerie, monte sur DIES chamaux, destinc a
faire lie service des PLANES a l'ouest des mons
tagnes Rocheuses. Jusqu'a present, ladmi.
nistration ne parait pas s'etre occupee de cette
atfaire. Mais quelques hommes cn'reprenants,
parlni l~csqnels Sc %trouvent NM. VIM. G. King,
Char,es w. Weber ct Edward Garanchay.
%viennent de former une c%ompa9nie. au capital
de 100000, dams lie but dimporter d'Asic un
grand nombre de chameaux qu'ils repandront
%ensuite dams les Etats ct les Territories du Sud
Oues'. DtjA I'as>ociation 4 demandt a la IG-
g~ialature d'Albany uhe charte qui, d'apres lie
rapport p~rtscntt avant-hier par lie comitc dn
ne lui scra sans donte pas ~refnstc.
On aura done bient0t, dams les PLANES de PAR
kansas ct du Missouri, lie spectacle assez Gu
rieux du chameau patriarcal luttant d'utiIitt
ayec la locomotive ct lie steamer modernes.-
Ibid.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
No. 81. AN ACT

'INO regulate the terms of the District Court in
L the Sixth Judicial District.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the State of Louisiana in ee-
neral assembly convened That the terms of the
Courts of the Parishes of East Baton Rouge, West
Baton Rouge and Iberville shall be held as fol-
lows: The terms of the court in the Parish of East
baton Rouge shall mmen on the third Mon
days of February, May and November of each
year. The terms of the court in the Parish of w.
Baton Rouge shall me- on the first Mondays
OF April, October and January of each year. The
terms OF the court in the Parish of lbervilIe shall
commence on the fourth Mondays of April. Octo-
Der and January oteach year and that Juries shall
be for each terms OF said court in con-
iormlty with existing laws.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. &c: That all laws
and parts of laws regulating the terms of the Dis
trict Court in the Sixth Judicial District. contra
ry 10 the provisions of this act. be, and the same
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, &C.: That this act
shall be in force from and after its passage.
(Signed) JNO. NJ. SANDIGE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
ROBERT {. WICkLIFF.
President Protein of the Senate.
Approved, March 10Th, 1854.
(Signed) PAUL Q. HEBERT.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
ANDREW S. HEBRON. Secretary of State.
Agreeably to the above act of the Legislature
and by virtue of an order from the Hon. VIM. B.
Robertson, Judge of the Sixth judicial District of
the State of Louisiana,-Notice is hereby given
that a regular term of the 9th District will be held
at the Court house, in and for the Parish of her
vile by said Judge, on Monday the 9th day April,
A. d. 1874, that being the fourth Monday of said
month.
april JOS. H. ERWIN. Sheriff
Parish Of Iberville. March 20. 1894.
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ChevauX RetifS.

Dams flnde, qdand nm clleval fait lie rttif, au
Lieu de lie ~iouettc:. de feperonner on de luiin-
tiiger tout autre punition dee genre, auxguel.
les on a recours dams nos pays civilises, on Sc
contente dc lui prendre IN pied de devant dams
une corde a iaquelle on a fait un nGud %coulant.
de tlrer deasus a trol> on quatre personncs de
maniere- a tenir sa jambes acknowledgements.
On pretend que, par &c mol en-. un cheval
que!que retif quill soft, ne saurat rcs.ster plus
de dcux tpreuycs,
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GjDeux tcntatiycs d'ascensiOn tuites a Me-
xico par ". p,tin, lie ctltbre atronautc, mont
point rtussi. Dams l'impos,ibi,ite de Sc pro-
curcr du gaz, NJ. Pttin await goulit ses baIIons
aycc de FAR chaud, maj, lcur grande dimension
ct lie peu de densite de Tatmo>phtre ont cause
Ia non rGussite de Get exptdient.
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uA Providence, r. l., l'tlcction 4 donne lie
resultat s%uiyant: NJ. IIoppin, candidat wing aux
tonctlons de gouverneur, a recu, 9,ll2 voix;-
NJ. Dumonds, democratic, 6,4St.
On compte au Senat 10 wings ct Is demo
crates. La Chambre sera composte de 40
wings ct 81 dcmocrates.
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de teue ParoiSse dNerrihe,
Narcotic Leblanc. Elat Mm Louisianc.
4 TTENDU que J. Rosemond Berret, ont pre-
II sent6 a la dite Cour une petition = ~leliect O.
obtenir DIES lettres d administration dams Ia success
sion de feue Marcellte LeBlanc-Avis est par lie
present donnG a touS ceux que celia conccrnc, d
avoir a deduirc sous dix jours de la date, lie ce
present les Iaisons pour lesquelles il ne serait pas
fat droita la dite petition.
Par ordre de la cour, Gene Avril, 1854.
avs NJ. a. ESTLVAN, Gretiier.
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+. Y.
Boot and Shoemaker,
One Door ADORE Galagher>s Store

One Door ADORE Gazasher'S More..
TAKES this method to inform the inhabitants
i of Plaquenline and vicinity, that he has per-
manently located himselfin this place. for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Shoemaking business i'll
all its varieties. Having on hand a large and we'll
selected stock of Leather, is now prepared to
manufacture Boots and Shoes at the shortest no.
tee.
Plaquemine, June 4th, 1Sj3-1y
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UL'as>ociation Gu Monument de Washing
ton otjre une rtcompense de $500 pour Fares
tatIon de ceuX qui ont mutiIt le bloc de marbre
par lie pape.
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E'LAHsE;NENE:
Samcdi, Avril a, 1854.

j. NJ Nolan Stewart, habitant &c Ia ~pufoi~se
dOuest Baton Rouge, est mort ees jours der
nitr,. II u ~succombt, dit on, il une attague de
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Trnte DTS SUGGESTIONS.
Etat de Ia LouiSiane-Par1iSSe d'LberriUe.
Ecntc dc Succession.

I'm vrrtu dun ordre on dccrct i MOI alrc,,,
II par IA conr du Gene District De rElat DE-
la Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia paro.ssc LIGeryillc,
JeXposerai en- yrnte pubIj9uc uu plus otfrant
n, i.rr:.r nrrhari.Saur
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a. On pense que Robert Tyler, Esq, sera
nommt consul des Etats Unis a Londres en-
rempIacement de VI. Sanders.
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Nente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun ordrc on dccret i moi adresSc
IL par lIIon. cour du GENE District de l'Etat
de Ia Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia paroisse dlber>
vile, Jexposerai en- vente publiQue au plus
offrant ct dernier cnchtrisscnr-
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BATON ROUGE FOTYDRX.

INHlS establishment having been lately increas-
Il ed, and possessing additional facilities for the
execution of all kinds of work in their line. the
undersigned are prepared TO manufacture and fur
nlsh without delay, IRON IND BRASS CAST
lNGS, of the heaviest dimensions.
Steam Engines, Sugar WE'LL, and
Saw Mills,
OF improved construction, suitable for public OF
plantation use.
Steam Boilers
OF all kinds made to order. of the best Tennessee
Iron. CRATE BA RS and FURNACE
OF the most approved pattern.
BIack>Mnith'> Work !,
of all kinds relating TO Machinery. Turning and
Finishing Work.
Cylinders Bored and Sugar Rollers Turned
being provided with the best kind of machinery
tor the purpose.
Having in their employ competent and >killtul
mechanics, they will also attend to having repairs
made on plantations, whenever required
Planters and others are solicited to give us a tri-
al. They will find it to their advantage TO have
their work done here, instead of sending it TO a
distance.
HILL & HENDERSON.
Having a large stock of patterns suitable for
nearly every size of sugar mills and engines,
there will be no charge Tor patterns when they
are already Oh hand. mli-ly
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State Of LOutStana-Parish Of UerriHe
Succession Sale,

Succession Sale.
10y virtue of q decree or order to me direct
ID ed from the Hon'ble the 9th District Cour,
of the State of Louisiana, in and for the parisI
of Iberyille, | viii offer at public sale to the
highest and last bidder on
Saturday. 9Th of May. 1854,
between 10 and ii O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, belonging TO the
Succession IF Narcotic leblanc, deceased,
and the community which existed between the
said deceased and her Surviving husband J Ro.
semond Berret, to wit:
SLAVES.
/. abraham, negro man, aged about thirty
years.
3. .NarV, negro woman, aged thirty eight
wears, and her three children: Louis, negro boy,
aged abont IL years: Cora, a negro girl, aged
about i years and Tomba, 4 child, (male) aged
5 months.
CommunHy Property.
4. 4. certain lot Of ground lying and situa-
fed in said Parish in the town of P~laqueminc,
measuring sixty feet front, on Greaud street by
one hundred and thirty feet in depth, bounded
on the side towards the river by lots Of Bell.
sairr ArnaudeZ and the side towards the Bayou
by lots of Peter Kelly and Philip IIci in and in
the rear ty lot of +. Greenland, being designated
on the plan thereof made by Thomas B. Pipkin
deceased, now in the Recorders office as lot,
No. - together with al the Buildings and i'm
provemeuts thereon being aud thereunto be-
longing.
5. a quantity of movable property consist
iug in one COW and calf. mare and colt. carriage
and harness, Il quantity of household furniture,
DC. &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
The lot of ground and appurtenances TO be
so d, payable one third Of the price of a djudi-
calion in all The month of March 1855, one third
in all the month Of March 1856 and one third
in all The month of March 1857.
The slaves to be sold one fifth Of the price
of Adjudication in cash on the day of sale and
the balance one half in March 1856 and the
other half in all the month of March 1856.
The moveables to be sold as follows:
All sums of twenty dollars and under cash
on the day of sale, and ali suns over twenty
dollars in alfthe month of March 1855. The
purchasers to furnish their notes endorsed TO
The satisfaction of the administrator of said sue
cession, said notes to be made payable at tie
Office Of the Recorder of this parish and to bear
interest after maturity till paid at eight per cent
per annum. Special mortgage to be retained
on the lot of ground and slaves TO secure the
payment Of said notes and all interests that
may accrue thereon.
Sale to take place at the residence of Mr.. J.
Roseiuoud Berret in the town of Plaquemine.
J.. Ii. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of lberville, April 5, 1854.
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90 boxes Tobacco. suitable for plantations:
~ ; boxes best chewing Tobacco:
Jared Irvine, Grass Rope, Jared Rope:
for 7Igs by ar6 ROTH BROTHERS.
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Engine and Boilers Toy sale.

1--WE subscriber, requiring larger machinery.
Il offers for sale his Engine and Boilers. Any
one wishing to purchase can see it in operation
for the next ten days. 1t is in good rePair, and
has taken off this crop.
jan2S.3t JOHN HAGAN. Jr.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
F. GUSTAVE GONSOULIN & CO.,

u ESPECTFTLLY inform their friends and the
IL public generally Of Plaquemine and the pa
rish OF IberviIle. that they have purchased the
Grocery Establishment OF \. MARIoNNEAUx &
Co, and are determined to keep constontly on
hand the best of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
7uSt Received.
1HWGhrI,

L'lNE Rings. Lockets. Gold Pens, B~reas'pins
J. and Earrings, all Of latest style, Ilst received
at RICHARDS
mh1s Drua AID Variety Store,