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Wholesale and Retail Agents,
la Main NJ Riehmo.,d

RALE'S HOSTING MACHINES.
* - We are agents for the sale Of Mr. Jss Bales
TWISTING MACHINES. and will furnish them AZ
manufacturers prices. with or without the frames
samples may be seen at our store, on the Dock.
- Ats LEE 4 co.
ElRE, LIFE AND MARINE INEU
- RANc1.-The Richmosa Fire Asoetation are
aow prepared 70 Issue policiss Of lnsuranco the
aoove description ct risks g reasonable torua a.
any similar company, and respectfully 81 ashars az
me patronage Of the public. Applications Will = 70
eeived - the olco, No. a, corner Of Main and 9th
afesfA whsre thu orleans will ehserfnly fnsuish an
information that may b. rsquirsA Al oases prcrnp1.
Y saa litssaIly aAialtea $500 -. $
Jan1 y. 1osnRa, Secretary. ''s.se Nh IL
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DIR. II. K. HOYT, SURGEON

Office lou Main St, at the Augusta
Housein Boshers Row between 9th and 9th SITS. Let
tiers of Recommendation from DR.. N r. Smith, Hon.
Reverdy Johnson and others, be seen if desired.
DR.. II. tenders his sincere thanks to the citizens of
Virginia oE tner very Hoeras patronage curing ms
years, and respectfully invites them to give him
call at his new home. He keeps a horse and sulkey,
and will attend to calls from the country as
possible, free of extra charge All operations per-
formed by him, shall be done in the very best man
ner, and charges reasonable N. B.-Dr. Hoyt will
be in Richmond all the month of June. NH Ism
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Two men named Johnson and Wyse were con.
victed of murder in Darlington, S. c., last week,
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JOHN TURPIN
B. w. ROPER
NH so d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY
MOTHERSI BREAST CLOTHS-

MOT ii T. X s. BREAST CLOTHS-
~ These Cloths are now acknowledged to give
the most perfect and speedy relief to pain In the
breasts OF nuIsing mother arising from cold or any
other cause; and to afford the only complete protec
ton against that distressing affiiction GAraRR Ep
BREAST, known to the world at this day. They may
be worn without the least discomfort to the mother
Ing whenever any disagreeabie symptom Of hard.
ness or inflammation from any cause exhibits itself
stance prevent the Rising Breast. There are thou
ssnds who suffer deaths during the period Of nursing
Drections Tor using these Cloths accompany them.
worth OF postage stamps, win secure the prompt
transission by mail Of pair Of these Cioths to
part of the United States. 4 Z. 80
They are for sale exclusively hy
ADIE & GRAY
Wholesale and Retail Aeenfs
mn Z5--dActg la lain NJ Riehn,ey,d =
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Passengers by the Empire City at New York from
Havana state that the official authorities were very
kind and attentive to the officers of the steamer and
with such of the passengers with whom they had
occasion to have communication. The Black War.
rior affair, 1t seemed to be the general opinion
would lead to unpleasant results
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MED1c1lgEA
MILK LEG, DREADFUL ULCER.
M PALPITATyON. NEAKNEeS
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CUMED,
HAMPTON,S TfN(yTIIRE TRIUMPHANT

MILK LEG, DREADFUL ULCER.
u1 PALP1TATTON, WEAKNkeS
Hasf EHhs A 4,Rd 2AHHH Tk1uSpHzar
HusDsEps or eus OWN C1TrzEns,
The Rich. As Poor, syeryrheys, bear ne same
Read the following certificate ffom lsdy, endorsed
by Postmaster Z. r. Cooper:
H.mn.n,,. COMMIT. g Care, D sa,D sssi |,
MR 6. r. CoorER--Desr Sir Agreeable 10 yopr
request. and my desire to benefit the afflicted
ssi On sf,.i 5sf tsssyS SR '
l vas taken with violent pdlpifafion, or rather
u.teIins and srspbns Of the hssrt witch eoetin;
almost forgotten It's Office. The family became
alarmed and procured bottle Of this valusble nedi
iaf " sas & 'a.
lieved.
This il the third instance of relief in my family BY
the use of this valuable medicine. Two or three
from the effect Of what is usually called milk isg i
had lost all taste and appetite; and the sore which
was some four inches up and down, and halfway
around my ankle rs5es.ed syery ssrs e heal It
TURE, one bottle of which restored INV health
healed my ankle. and am heer from swelling than
the last thirty years
we're dysentery, and when she began to sit up her
feet commenced swelling. which increased every
sfY Az ss1 h. . gs.d bottle
suaged, the dwellings subsidized and her health ne.
turned-we kept her legs bandsged with strips of
have been thus particular, that Others under SINH.
lar circumstances, might be induced to avail them.
selves of this remedy.
Yours, with respect,
ELIzABETH EDWARDS,
do hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards, and can safsly recommend the
above statement to be ceueet
E.. P. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge. Hampshire CO., Va,
:. q Delicate ladies and children viii please give
Space toiH not permit to hundreds Of Others a.
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos Canot, Robt. Gsuh
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail 8. A Griffin, John Lube, Rev. "
Eskridge U. 8. Navy, and thousands of Others cured
of Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Coughs, Liver Compiaints
Bronchitis, st. Vitus' Dance, 30. We refer to our
own citizens. Call on them. -
DR.. HAMPTON, the author Of this great Hanp
TOMS Vegetable Tinctuye, Ia in his 80th year In good
health that it will be il IL not an article got
up to impose on the public.
Cali and get pamphlets gratis.
~See Cures.
HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TINcTURE.-C.ll
and paDE hleta gratis with history OF discovery OF
this wonderful Blood Purifier and certificates Of
our ewn citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness. Nervous-
Sold BY o. A. sTREcKER and PURCELL. LADD
& Co. Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg,
by an the Drug gsts in Petersburg. by MORTIMEH
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists md
Storekeepers ever where.
TS1 per bottle !; 8 bottles for e5.
NH 20--d&cts
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER l.
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER.
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments, at the
old stand of Roper Murray Governors st.
They will give their personal attention to all or
ders sent to them. and will furnish, the shortest
notice. any thing in their line of business
They will keep constantly on hand general as
sortrnent of COFFINS, from the neat pine to the
most elegant mahog any.
Having the sole agency in this city, for the sale of
Fisk Raymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus, either of the plain stye with
out the drapery, such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with supertine black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
ful drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
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JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM

~ ERE. b. SPENCE, No. 100, cornerof Main
Wf and Governor Streets has this day received
-AA. large and beautiful assortment of all the new
styles of SPRING GOODS, embracing every article
of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel which he respect
fully requests his friends and the public generally to
cali and examine mat
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CHEAP, FASHIONABLE AND

GOODS. II. FISHER having just return.
ed from the North, he begs to offer to the in
habitants of Richmond the largest assortment
of BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c. of every varie-
ty and color, for Ladies, Misses and Gentlemen He
returns his sincere thanks for the great patronage he
sit him win receive the satisfaction hereto
fore. - s. H. FISHER,
NH 81 Is 228 Broad st.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

ElAHNESTOCK'S YERMIFUGE.-
u PerTy's Dead Shot; NJ Lanes, hermitage, &c for
sale wholesAie and Fsfsilt hy
ppl ALEx.DuyAL. iss. Main st. Z
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P. BECHER, MrRcHArr TAILOR,

Z. DECHEh, MERCHANT 1AILoh,
~ formerly of the firm of Nelson L. Co-) re-
NM spectfnlly informs his friends and the public
In general. that he has opened large estao,
llshment at No. 26 Main street, and just returned
from the North with superior stock of SPRING
GOODS, embracing every article Of eentlemen's
wearing apparel, besides a most besutiful and com
plete assortment of CLOTHS, yESTINGS, CASSI-
MERES &c, all of the latest and choicest patterns
with, If not SURPRISING any collection of
the kind in this city.
Feeling confident to please any onei want of
fashionable suit warranted to fit, he will be happy
to see the friends Of the old firm and the public at
5ofal sst NH II lns
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q.
without suitable sentence of public displeasure to
assail this man, whose works OF charity are models
for christian imtationa Here we see him not only
refusing to receive the hard earnings of the poor but
opening his large soul in compassion and his purse in
benevolence to of the poor, blind Irish laborers
The producing sb0rers the yeomanry of coun.
try and who are more SO than the Irish? Thew form
large embodiment of the bulwark and pride Of our
country. When the tocsin of war 10 sounded, the
laboring Irish with patriotism ai valor that does
honor to their native isle, rust - the battlefield
and noby, bravely shed their blood in defence of the
their adoption-s.the land Of the fres and the boma
Ct the brave" And are the prisoners to be per
mitted, without rebuke, to asperse such beneyo-
lence and sander the patriotic Irish because like
honest men, they abour for their living, and contri.
butte more to our productions and the development
of country than ten million of such vile consu-
mers As these prisoners, Bolton and Parker?
Now, may 1t please this court in bringing this pros
ecution to close, must be permitted to remind the
cuted with severity, the high offences which have
been compelled to prosecute required it. If it
should bs thought that the language has been harsh
language of the prisoners, the legitimate deduc.
ton or synonymy of their own words and acts only
arranging them In such order as to render their Of
fences the more glazing. q
There 10 one stupid offence to which ! have not
but may in conclnsion siiude. The prisoners have
harped upon DR. Brainerds writing the cards of this
warfare. Now, if this had been true, it would cut
some against their charge of ignordner-but 1 will
the war a. any one Of the Court He has begged for
mercy ON these offenders, alleging that they might
be under some streng deiusion and at some lucid
moment might see their error; and in this way he
has procrastnated this fatal trial this deep humlia.
ton But seeing that such means were not availing
q deaf ear has BEEN turned upon all his entreaties
and 1t IL gross injustice to bestow Dr. B. any of
the merits of this prosecution The Distinction to be
gained belongs to the Prosecuting Attorney and not
to DIR. Rrninerd
The prisoners have q hankering AFTER illegal tri-
bnnsl" There are many such in the Old Dominion
They do not appear to be satsed with anyI can &C.
lect They may now select for themselves, and
win not take exception will not plead to the CON-
bunal; bnt, like man who means what he ssys and
dess not disguise II, viii promptly plead justiRcs.
tiOD to the merits, and 60 TO trial. s. =
Now, may il please the Court, I hand these hiah.
handed offenders, Bslton and Parker over to the
High Court Of Public Opinion, for ssntsnce and pun
ishinsnt but what seute ace the Court may Impose
in order to put innocent persons on their spsrd
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rAu,on1lgo.
THE s,Ibscriber, having formed .

go THE subscriber, having formed .
~ connection In the TAILORING business with
w N TFiOMAS D. WALLACE, can reconn-
LII mend ia Abilities a. Tailor In the full sc-
ceptstion Of the term.
have had abundant means Of testing bis abilities
a. Gutter. and do not hesitate to say that. In my
iudsmept he pessesses better deas that are really
practicable In Cutting and ideas about TsiIc,1ng IN
all its parts, than any II has been my PriSeee 70
feeling confident that give entire satsfactlon
any who may favor us with their orders respect
lie generally JAS. LIVINGSTON.
Richmond, April Sd, 1854 p53I.
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Vente de Succession,

I'm vertu dun ordre on decret a moi
IL addresses par l'E1on. Cour du Gene Dis
trict de rEtat de la Louisiana en- ct pour la pa
roisse d'lberviile: j'eSposerai en- vente pabli9ue
au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur
Nardi, lc 21 de Fevirer, 1854,
a 10 heures A. NJ, a la maison de cour de cet,e
~paroisse, les prophecies ci-apres decrites ap-
partenaDt i Ia
Succession de ftu Elie LIZ Blanc, Es,
sayoir:
10. COFFEE, Negro, age de 50 ans;
90. CYNTHIA, ntgresse, agte 40 ans, ct
SEES deux enfans-Lam, mu'atre, age de 9 ans,
ct Nicy, negresse, agte 5 ans;
80. LOUIS, Negro, age de Is ans:
ELIZABETH. nGgresse, agGe de Is am.
une montre en- argent, du linge, &c, &c.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
Les ~esciaves payables un cinquicme du prix
dad Indication compliant lie jour de la vente, ct
la balance du rrix payable IN tiers en- IN an.
un tiers en- deux ans, ct un tiers en- trois ans
jour de Ia vente. Les acquereurs founiront
leurs biilets endossGs a Ia satisfaction du tn.
teur des mineurs, payables au Bureau du Re-
cordcr de cette paroisse. Les dts biilets, en-
cas- de nou Placement a echeance, porteront
inttret a Ia raison de hut pour cent par an
Hypotheque speciale sera retcnue sur les es-
claves pour assurer lie Placement des dts billets
bic compliant.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse dlberville, lie 20 Janvier, 1853.
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samedi, Fevrier IL, 1854.
LANGUE FRANCHISE.

Nous commencons aujourd'hui a devouer
une portion de notre feuiIle a IL langue franz
faise, ct nous esperons que nos amis qui sont
deja souscripteurs voudront bien i~nstruire de
ce fat les personnes de leur connaisance, qui
ne lisent que lie ~francais. Nous assurons me-
anmoins nos liseurs anglais, que &C enlargement
ne diminuera en- rien l'espace consacre a la Ian.
que anglaise.
Nous ne doutons pas que beaucoup de nos
amis Sc rejouiront de notre enterprise de pu-
blier en- francais ct en- anglais, dependant lis ne
doivent pas s'attendre a beaucoup de matiere
originate, CONNIE nous ne ~pess4dons pas la
langue franeaise, nous tacherons de supleer
par lie bon choix de nouvclles, etc., a &c oui
nous manqnera en- matiere editoriale.
Croyant que nos amis, en- p~olitique ct autre.
ment, concevront ct verront que cette amelio-
ration est une autre preuve de notre infatigable
perseverance, atm que notre journal ne soft en-
dessous d'aucune feuilIe pubIiee en- Get etat, en-
fat ee ce qui peut lie rendre interssant ct utile.
Nous esperons qu'ils nous viendront en- aide
en- augmantant sa circulation, que, nous SOM
mes hereux de les informer, s%'accroit de jour en-
jour. Notre list de subscription a en- ce mo-
ment atteint une proportion, pour laquelle nous
avons toute raison d'etre reconnaissant, aussi
bien que fatte ct s~atisfait.
Nos maitres de poste en- cette paroisse aux
quels nous envoyons notre journal, nous rem
service, en- mentionnant a ceux qui vien-
nent a leur Office, (quand Occasion Sc presen.
tera,) qua dater de ce jour, une portion du
ionrnal Sentinel sera consacre a la langue fran.
;aise.
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see de nous venir en- aide, aussi lie benissons nous
de tous lie bien qui nous arrive.
Je ne puts offrir a chacune de vous une action
oe grace partIculiere, mais je ~roudrais quill me
soft dome de pouvoir faire connaitre votre bonnie
oeu're a toutes les danes appelltes aux i6tes de
Ia bonnie sociste, eli que chacune d'elle comprenne
CONNIE vous ravez fat, que Ton ajoute TN
eharme de plus a SEES p'aisir quand on salt les faire
concourlr au bien etre des orphelines qne lie MAJ
heur Ell a prives.
Cest dams les sentiments dune profonde recon-
Nuisance que je suis, mes danes,
Votre humble s%ervan.e.
ST. MARIE DIES PLAIES.
ouvroir ST. Marie: 80 Jan.rier, 1851.
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charges Taller etabllr ie dtpoet de provisions
Sc metteront en- route. Les AnoIais ont dccla.
re cette expedition dautomne impossible; mais
par &c moyen, nous tconrmiscrons plus tard IN
temps prcclcnE. LII batcau est dciA pref: les
s"cs de p1mIcan Sc trouycnt entassGs sur lie
pIa''e'eret a Ia poupe est dija pejnt lc nom The
Iorlorn NoYe-
"Quelqnes-u ns des n0tres tprouvent d'ttran-
geS emotions, lorsqre Icur regard towba sur ce
oateau. tttte petite embarcation, marclIant 4
Ia wolfe, IA iaide d'avirons on ~traiate bar des
ommcs qui sy ateleront, dot, tant6t sur eau,
fantot sur Ia giace, nous meEer aussi loin que
possible. Ensui,c, I'enfcrmanr dams une fore
resse de glaze, pour cIoigner dcs provisions les
loups ct les ours, nous rabandonnerons 4 son
des'In ct retournerons i pied Il notre brick,
nayant pour nous guider pendant les yingt-
qnatre heures que Ia lune ct les 6toiles. iu
PrintenlPs proclaim coIDmenccm Ia rrandc re-
Nous sOalmGs tous animts des neil
leuFes dispositions. Je>pere que nous f,rops
Hotter lie pavilion AmGricain aussi avian, dars
lie Nord Qu'ont pm a!Ier ces jeaux messieurs
avec lenrs grands Tires, leurs nnifor-
ct leur Guipement-."
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IJOn annonce la mort de lord Edouard Sew.
mour, don't lie nom a etc 81 populaire pendant
son long sejour a Paris. II est decide Bou.
logne, sur Mer, dams sa cinquante- deuxieme
aimee. Frere du marquis d'Har,ford. pair d.
Angleterre, il j~ouissait dune grande fortune ct
eiait celibataire.
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COMMISSION q

TNHE undersigned respectfully inform the Pub
Il lie, that after the LIST day OF December, 1858,
they will open 4 Commission House, for the pur-
pose of selling and purchasing all kinds of Goods
which may be entrusted TO them, and tina: par
ticular care will be taken in selling and purchas-
ing Sugar and Molasses.
ROTH BROTHERS.
REFERENCES.
Paquemine.-Louis Desobry; Jno. B. Craighead.
Neo O,feans.-Lauve & Mccall; Stark, Day
& Staufer; Thos. c. Pagan & Co.
Louisville. Ky-Atkinson & McCauley.
Cincinnati, Ohio-W. c. Davis Il Co.
Wheeling, ~Vd.-Samuel Irwin; Busby & Little.
ST. Louis. Mo.-Chauteau & Vale. dec3
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skMNAMxA.

: W There is a woman, an inmate of one Of
the Irish poor-houSes, who has been married to
her seventh husband. They were all weavers.
and worked at the same loom in her first bus'
bands house. The implement is still in opera.
ton. But what is most remarkable is, that she.
poor woman, is in full possession of her mental
faculties.
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Les Danes de Plaquemine ct les Or.
phelines de In N0vello Orleans.

Les Danes de Plaquemine ct les Or
phelines dc In Novellc Orleans.
La lettre suivante, en- reponse a celle adres.
see par les danes de P~laquemine, renferman,
Ia somme recueillie au Bal ct Souper dome par
elIes pour lie benifce des Orphelins de la Nou.
yelle Orleans, nous etc remise pour inser-
ton:
Aur Danes de Plaquemine qui ont contribute a
Ia colkcte de Mad. Labaure, en- tareur de
Tourroi 81. Marie. g
Mes Danes: Je prends Ia liberte de venir vous
du zele que vous avez montre pour no.
tire orphelinat, compose en- &c moment de 81 Pc
files, en- lui procurant lie secour de cent soix-
deux piastre, que Went de me faire remettre
Madame Labauve, secours d'autant plus 2recieux
nous etions, il faut lie dire, dams un etat plus
voisin de la detresse, notre asile etant ignose ct
Gu aucune part aux differences distribu.
d'argent qui ont ete failes aux Establishment
pauvres de Ia cite.
Notre position etait done CONNIE de Dieu seul,
1t @ bon maitre fdele a "a promesse de n'abandon.
ner jamais ceiui qui met "a confanoe en- lui, dams
meme temps que nous lui ofrions nos humbtes
vous inspirait } veq, mes danes, IA PEN
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A DoUar-f you want to know precisely
how much a dollar is worth, just try to borrow
that amount from your most intimate friends.
Perhaps you will get it, and then again perhaps
you won't. If you have no occasion 10 ask
you can easily obtain it, but if the world hon
estly believes you need a dollar to save you from
actual starvation, you will stand a remarkable
good chance for Potier's Field before the dimes
are forthcoming. Try the experiment.
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GTAn man in Pittsburg, whose nose has for
several years been unnaturallv enlarged, went to
Cincinnati last week, and by the aid ola skiIlfuI
surgeon, had it reduced to a more noseable size,
The skin was separated by an inci-ion from the
forehead to the end. The flesh thus laid bare
was cut out, the skin drawn over the nose, and
so bandaged and secured that it will grow over
again.
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I'm. Alexandra Dumas a ouvert, dams le
Mousquetaire, une subscription pour ache.er
une tombe a perpetuite E Hegesippe Moreau,
enterre il y q environ dix ans au cimetiere du
Mont Parnasse.
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Slateg Louisiana-Parish of NerriAe.
Succession Sale.

Succession Sale.
RY virtue of an order or decree to me di.
- rected from the Hon'bIe the Sixth Dis.
trlct Court Of the State OF Louisiana, in and
fer the parish of IberviIle, l will offer at public
sale to the highest and last bidder, on
Tuesday, 21st Of February, 1854,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House of the
parish Of l~berville, the following described pro-
Perty belonging to the
Succession Of Ellie Leblanc, L.:ds d
to wit:
l. COFFEE, negro man, aged fifty years:
:. CYNTHIA, negro woman, aged forty
years, and her two children, Lam, mulatto bow,
aged nine years, and Nicy, aged five years.
3. LOUIS, negro boy, aged about eighteen
years.
4. ELIZABETH, negro girl, aged about ff.
teen years.
o: A Quantity of movable property, con-
sisting in wearing apparel, one silver watch, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
The slaves payable one fifth of the price of
adjudication Cash on the day of sale, and the
balance payable, one third in one year, one third
In two years, and one third in three years from
the day of sale. Purchasers to furnish their
notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the tutor,
payable at the office of the Recorder of the
Of Iberville-said notes, if not paid at
maturity, to bear interest from time due till
paid, at the rate of eight per cent per annum;
special mortgage to be retained on the slaves
to secure the payment of said notes and all in
tefests that may acsrue thereon. The move
property payable cash on the day of sale.
JOS. ii. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of I~berviIle, Goth JAN, 1853.
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uTTo practice sincerity, is to speak as we
think-to do as we profess-to perform what
we promise-and really to be what we would
seem and appear to be.