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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
St. Agnes Nav.

The festival Of this gentle saint falllno ).
the 2lst Of ~rJannary, is celebrated bv ~.
Church of Rome with special solenni,y.
St. Agnes was descended from a Ron,.
family Of great rank and opulenee, and NV
exceedingly beautiful. She was eminetIv ni.".
and was beheaded in the tenth geuer pr,s.'
cution Of the Christians, instituted BY ,hr Em
peror Dioclesian, in the year Of Christ 3os a
loyelier martyr was never canonized, and II.
Roman ladies' who embraced Christianity wa,
shipped her, as their Pagan ancestors dd ~.
goddess Vesta, for her exalted chastity.
Amid her great suff.rings at Tie block. N.
exec"tioner having performed his busios,.
unskilIfuiIy, she sang swee,Iy. and after h.,
death appeared to her parents (says the lespn,
in a radian, garment accompanied by a lusbJ
the purest white. So she was placed IN IN
calendar as st. Agnes. The bishops used "a
consecrale two white lambs on her da,. NH
Of the wool white cloth was made the pau;,
Of the ne .ly appointed archbishops.
OF all the legends with which ecclesi,s..l
history abounds, We know of none mors q,
cinating in its incidents and association. M.
that which tells US Of the lovely and piou, (,
Agnes-Pc.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27


The New York Herald of the 18th inst. has
. singular editorial, headed K. Nm. Gu.
g., in which it begs leave to inform its readers
and the public that arrangements hare already
been eftected in the ranks Of the Know. Moth
ings both in New York and Virginia, which
render morally certain the defeat Of Seward
for the United States Senate BY the New York
new Legislature, and also the defeat Of Wiss,
the Democratic Cabinet candidate for Cover.
nor Of Virgins. II adds: The Know-Noth.
ings are advancing with : rapidity without
parallel In the history Of another party ofthe
present day. Statesmen, politicians, and jour-
nails. belonging to the old rotten parties, both
Wing and Democrats, are daily coming in and
joining the ranks ofthe nav organization which
is destined to purify The American atmosphere,
and 10 Get At nought the efforts Of the aboli-
lion disunionists Of The North, the accession
di~sunionists Of the eosth. aud the foreign In.
Ausness that may havs BEEN eourted here Of
s~lsswhere1
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
whom we oppose


Whom do you oppose we are constantly
asked. In a word we reply those who oppose
US and our principle. This is our position at a
broad>ide. Whoever and whatever opposes
Americanism, will find rs an opponent. We
don't rare what a man has bee~n-whether
Wing, Democrat, Free Soiler or what not
but only ifhe is true American; it he stands
with and for us. square up 20 the line, unfal-
tcring, firm, bold. Otherwise he is on the
other side-an opponent. So says an ex.
change, and so an exchange continues:
Principles. not men rule in the American
movement. II is that which tests American
ism, and accepts or rejects as the result is or
not up Ia the mark. Are you an American, do
you hold to American, principles, do you 60
for the true interests Of the American nation,
people and government, rs set forth in the
American platforms Yes. Then you are our
man. II you say no, then you are not our man,
but our opponent. We oppose you. We op.
pose every measure, every institution, every
party. every man every sentiment, idea. whats
ever form it may take on, that is not for the
advancement and good Of the country and peo-
pl--of America and Americans. In this We
may be wrong; but uAtil we are convinced Of
it there 10 q strong likelihood Of our keeping
on in the same path w are now 10. OPPOSE
lion to the enemies Of the country we glory in;
whether they be 10 the shape of men doctrine,
or principle.-We oppose just what opposes
our platform and because We seek the general
good. r.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
Know.Nothing Victories in Texas.

At the recent municipal elections in Texas.
the Know No,hings appear 10 have been very
successful in electiny their candidates. At
Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Victoria, and
L,vaca, they carried every thing. il. KEN
drick was elected Mayor Of Lavara; Capt. n.
E. Boehner, Mayor Of Indianola; R. A. RulI'er.
ford, Mayor Of Bastrop; and G. w. Palmer. Of
the Advocate, Mayor Of Victoria. As a set-off
insignificant defeats at the North.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

HF $40
A letter from Rome thus speaks of the GER
emony which followed the utterance BY the
Pope Of The bull on the subject Of the 'imma-
saIate conception" The next ceremony was
that Of browning the Madonna; which seemed
to interest the mass Of spectators more than
the previous dogmatieal declaration. The pro-
cession Of bishops once more led the way 10
the Cardinals chapel, where q crimson plat.
form had been prepared before the altar piece,
30 As TO allow Of the Pope's ascending to the
figure Of the Virgin, as depicted in the clouds
in the upper part Of the picture: The cannon
Of St. Angelo Numbered out applause - bic
holiness attached the precious diadem TO the
painting. and the crowd, kept At bay BY . bat.
talon Of Chasseurs, reeked and painted ia vain
endeavors TO catch a sight Of the proceeding.
II 10 not for me 10 hazard an opinion whether
curiosity OF devotion urged the thousands Of
spectators on this occasion; bot certainly the
number collected togethes far exceeded any.
thing lever bshcld before in 81. Peters.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
GTWhere is the Baton Rouge Gazette =
We have not seen a copy for several weeks.

Guard Of American Liberty.--We have re-
rcived the first number Of this paper, published
by II. F. POTTER, at Rutland, VT. with the re-
quest 10 exchange. We are ever ready to send
"nr paper /" any contemporary who wishes IL
but we beg to say, with respect to the primer
pies of the above paper, that they are entirely al
variance with what we consider acting up TO
the spirit of tire Constitution. We refer to
its TRADE upon an established religion, as the
means Of e~tf.cting political ends.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

Mr.. Soule and the Adminisfration.-N is
stated in diplomatic circles in Washing ton,
that Mr.. Soule was chilled into his resignation.
In his official intercourse, he encountered .
marked, though freezing paIiteness. From
this statement Of facts, il would appear that
President Pierce has not the nerve TO remove
Mr. Sou'e, but rendered his position SO un-
pleasant as TO force him to resign. These mat
iers were conducted very differently during
the Administration Of Nj. Fillmore. He was
not afraid to make removal when he thought
it necessary. ~
The Bayou Sara Chronicle. from which We
take the above, is wrong. The ''ffeezing po-
likeness" came from Madrid, not Washington.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

Mr.J ]. w. Mcf1enri. Of Walderboro,' N C.
says he has actually captured a wild mac
When he was caught he gave first an 'mplGI
ing look and then u shrek, very IKE ls
whistle If an engine. He would not ca, meal
but would drink water and dispose Of did
beech nuts very readily. He is about eistsa
inches in height, his limb in perfect prercrM
and wiih'the exception Of his face, hapds Vi
feet, he is covered with hair Of !; Jet Liack ha
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
The Next G~ovcrnershtp.

BY a communication in another column, il
will bs perceived that = popular and estimable
gentleman Of New Orleans, CRAs. NJ. WATER.
MAN, Esq, is recommended as suitable candi
date for the next Governorship. The writer il
m old aud respected planter Of this parish
who is well conversant with, and takes deer
interest in, political matters. In answer to oul
inquiry who the three aspirants were in this
parish, to whom he aIIudes. he very readily in
formed Us, and we will in turn let our readers
80 far into The secret as 10 tell them that two
oil their names commsnces with . B, and the
other with q d. a6sss
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
The ssImmaculafe COnception" Derrs,S

The "Immaculate Conception" Decrad-
The Univers Of Tuesday, December 70, put
fishes the following announcemet rrcei,a
from Rome, via the Geographic line Of Sierns;
"SIEsxA, Dec. 10, l854-The Pope oHeia.
ed a, ST. Peters, promulgated after The Gospl
(at eleven o'cl"ck.) the expected decree. II.
immaculate Conception has been declared liz
faith of the church. and whoever denies il Is,
hrritic. Two hundred bishops were presses.
Never was there such a lhro"g. Rome is GIL
wiihjo
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
The Kinney Expedition.

The Kinney EXpedlSiOn.
Wasiiu.lon correspondent Of the N. York
Herald says.
1t is rumorrd here that the real object Of The
Kinney expedition is net tie maIarious swamp
lands Of the Mosquito coast. but the beautiful
island Of Cuba. Tar plan. l learn. is to ship
some two or three thousand men, armed To the
teeth, in n couple Of swift steamers, to start
publicly for Sam Juan; but privately TO steer
tor Cuba, and slip in at some unprotected point
and the liberation Of the island
Gen. Henderson and Gen. Qnit,nan. Of Mi.sis.
sippi, in view Of this enterprise, are reported a.
being able to apply funds to help it on to The
extent Of over a million dollars The Presi-
dent. is his official capacity, is, Of course, igoo,
rant Of the real drift Of this Kinney expedition;
but ! presume that the Kitchen Cabinet ARE in
the secret.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

Owe understand that PETER E. JENNINGS
has purchased the Drug Store Of G. w. BAY
LET, and intends entering upon that additional
vocation. Has editing q paper brought him to
physic? Whatever may have been the cause
which induced our contemporary to assume
the additional labor Of putting up prescriptions
when not engaged in putting up editorials, we
wish him every success in his new enterprise.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

Mysteft0us Disappearance.
considerable excitement was created in our
town last week, 10 consequences Of a rumor
that y ~ell known parsonage Of this place
who, however, has been I resident here only
for a few months-.eh P~lsquemine q few days
since for BatoE Rouge, with the intention OF
returning we believe the following duy; but.
with the exception Of the fact that he was in
Ba:on Rouge, nothing has since been seen or
heard Of him. The circumstances, a. we learnt
them, are these: @ 45ea
While in Baton Rouge. the person alluded
70 was seen BY q clerk in the Engineers Of.
nce' who. having some money to send to Pis.
qu-emiae--soms e2so probably--en,rusted i,
TO this gentleman. He did Lot start Of a.
quickly ~ he might have done, and Islander
with ito foul mouth whispered il about that he
had oesn engaged 10 the delightful recreation
Of 2 small game Of sdnw,' and consequently
mad made use Of the money with which he had
been entrusted. This story reaching the ears
q . gentleman Interested Ia the safe delivery
- = uo"eys 20 called upon the unfortunate
v'ctIs perhaps q circumstances. aad requested
him to fork over He answered that no had
not the amount with him, but would 70 and
get It, istimsting that he had deposited it 70,
safs keeping. He left-and that /. the l.s.
that has been heard Of him. Haviae some nm.
Fortunate little debts here for fine clo,h.. and
borrowed money, bis trunks (of which there
wsss swo) were ssised BY the sheriff and ruth.
'esaly broken into. when 10! one Of them con.
fa'nea ~ sorts ef pomes's clothing! This
.fircpastance, connected with The Baton Rouge
snail. essssd some hard aayines--snd the nm
tostsnafs nas. until he Esappears and clears No
the mystery o. his absenes, must rest under
The stigma Of villainy. You cosld,nt expec,
anything slse, NJ. Gssen.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

The Hon. John Bell, Senator in Con,ss
from Tennessee, is named in Il Pennsylyars
paper, As u candidate for the Presidency, and
the Hoe. Abbot Lawrence, late Minister b
England, for Vice-Prrsident.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

owe hare considerable about the Know
Nothings and their opponents in this weeks
paper, more than suits our taste, but it's the
only excitement now afioat, md our readers
mustn't complain il they get q surfsit Of it oc-
casionally.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

2 tTThe Sixth District Court for this parish
is now in session, Judge w. B. ROBERTSON
presiding. We bear Of no criminal cases, and
presume there are none Of any importance, nor
any civil cases Of general interest. The Court
win probably sit during next week,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
PLAQUEMlNE:
Saturday, January ~, Ass,

Ut The gentleman who handed i" the notice
stating that a "ions article" of . certain kind
would appear in oas paper next week, is res
pectfully informed hat We require payment as
an advertisement for all such articles and all
such notices.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

More # lat the eiiy e~leeiion, 10 Lexing.
ton. Ky, on the 9Th inst, the Know Noshings
swept every thing bsfors them. WIN. Swih,
ESQ, Wa elected AsYos.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
TERMS OF SALE.

In the SUGGESTIONS Of State of Louisiana
E. Blouin and F. Fra Parish of Ibervils
sisr, bath deceased. Sixth Disinict e.
WHEREAS Evsriste BIouin has fled tht9
w apetition, praying for letters Of admiuAe
ton in the SUGGESTIONS Of Edmond Blosia Z
Fanny Frazier, bis wife, both decd
Notice is hereby given TO all who It mayo
Germ to show cause within ten days from q. 4
hereof why the prayer Of said petitioner -
not Be granted.
Clerks Once, Jan. IS, 1855.
jan27 M. A. ESTEVAN, Ckb
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

Many lives might BE- saved BY the knowledge
Of this simple recipe. A large t~esspoonful Of
mustard mixed in = lumber Of warm water.
and swallowed ~ soon ~ possib,s, acta ~ IN
instant emetic, sufficient 10 remove 81 that is
lodged in the stomach.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

AT Fairfax Courthouse, Virginia. at the ekr
ton Of Commissioner Of Revenue for ihs
county. the Know-Nolhing candidate beat ha
opponent more than four votes TO one.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

81 UWe are indebted to the Hon. JoHH Pea.
xIss, Jr.. for IA interesting public document
Also, 10 the Hon. s. r. DOUGLAS, for . copy
of bis speech delivered at Chicago.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

Daas ks sAcesssio~s Dc texs Cosy DIV 6me o.
Edmond Blouin ct Fanny Paroisa dbss
Frazier. Etot de "a Ls6D
A TTENDU que Eva,iste Blouin, } q ~
"A registr6 n petition APeffet d'obtsuf I
lettrss dpsdministFAtion dams Les sueceasNs
feus Edmond Biouin ct Fanny Frazier
Avis est par le present donnie J. tous cs.s$
cels eoneeSne de deduire sous dix jours d.
de &c present les raisons pour les quellss ~
sait pas lait droit / ID dite petition.
Buseau du Crefier, Jan. IS, 1855.
ian25 M. A. ESTEVAN, GrsSe
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

e We are sorry to intern our readers that we
forgot all about the Police Jury until it was
too late to give anything like a synopsis Of its
proceedings of las, Monday. We shall attend
to The matter next week. however, when q
fnll report may BE- expected.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
JuPymen.
JuFymen.
Their Duties and their Dinners.-rhc N.u

znetT DuliPS ana Me1r Ulnners.-T The ~
York Express says:
The sacrifice which some jury men ua1s =,
victims, where cases have been laid h.fn,. W. VI
IN order to be eating at home with their f,m;
lies, is highly reprehensible. The iuryman =
sworn 10 90 Justice between mar and man, and
bis desire for his dinner, or love for his family
should in no way interfere with the dischn,!,
OF the duties his oath imposes upon him.
These remarks have been suggested BY fl.
verdict in the libel ease of Shelton rs. Fol'.
10000 were claimed, and $3.50 pirs,
But eleven of the jurymen, it is unders,osS
were at first only for Il mere nominal verdis,'
but the one, about the dinner hour, LtouoL,,
| over all the others. s"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

owe refer our readers 10 the advertise
ment of the sale of the steamer Banner, at
public auction. She is a handsome little boat
in fne running order
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

ETSee advertisement Of Sugar Kettles for
sale by J. e. DEcELos. @ 81
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27

~ Will be sold at Public Auction sth
Coffee House of N. Valega in the ioE
OF Plaquemine. on the
10th Of February, IsSS,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the Steam Boat BAL
NER, with all the fixtures belonging 70
Boat.
TERMS OF SALE.
One thousand dollars cash, TO be paid on thu
Of sale, and one thousand dollars to be paidan
Goth March next, end the balance to be pill
Goth September following.
For the credit portion, the purchaser orpars
sem to give their note endorsed to the satisbfp
Of the sellers. 5 s s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-01-27
NeW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Tennessee Sugar Kettles
EOR sale-all sizes-hy
i james. J. E. DEGELM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION

Fron Our Own Correspondent.
NEw-ORLEASs Tuesday, Jan. - 1885,
3o'clock. =. NJ.
Commercial Convention is being played. The
number Of actors has not been materially increased
snce yesterday. The Lyceum Hall the place OF
meeting beautifully decorated with Americ An ,g.
and the flags Of The KnowNothing Regiment Of Ma
tona Guards. Paintings OF Washington, Harrison
Taylor, Lafayette, Clay and Calhoun, nave hoo
c,S !, vsr;on, parts Of The Hall The seas arc au ~,
- I.belsd 9TH the names OF various States ffon .n'sn
had been expected. Louisiana mas soou, on
b"e,s6 cbnirs for her share. Twenty -four sess %
beer mari ed for each of the iehowng o,s, Go.
fornia Texas, Virginia. Alabama Nor'nI o ,.
South Carolina, Mississippi, Maryland, Ds T',,s
ArkGI sac, Kentucky Tennessee, Missouri, ueo,sas
and Florida. In ali sixteen States, only seven osso
are represented, ana the entire number OF de,ess%
and spectators present oply ninety three. oene,s
Lamar of Texas has been eocted President, and the
following psne persons have been selected ~ wee
Presidtnts: Col. Polk of Arkansas, Col NJ L: John
son. of Texas Cen. j. A. Qui'msn, OF Mssi'sippi,
Gen. IL Polk OF Tennessee, j Is. Owls OF Maryland,
DIR. Thos Fearp, Of Alabama, and Col w. W. Pagh,
Of ouisana delegate fIo IN each oftne seven stses
en,ed has been selected ~ Secretaries. Opy
o of the seven Vice Presidents have taken toeir sta
tiops and only two Of the Secretaries. Gen Lam~
has made short addr. IS thanking the Convention
for the high hot or awarded to him; but mo
tire to report the purport Of his remarks a. the ms"
il shout In clOe0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17
THE RAILROAD RIOTS At ERIE.

cOre.p.odoncs Of The N Y. Tribune.
ERIE Pa, Saturday, Jan. IS, 1855.
Al dny. break this morning, in spite Of driving
Storm Of sleet and cutting north wet wind, the
force. of the railroad were mustered and proceeded 10
u.,hor Creek TO eoar the damage done by the mob
on Monday last. Marshal Keyser and aids accompa'
MED them to protect and aid, and OF this hour 'hs
tais are again laid and the trains can pass' NO re-
,istspce was expected, and none was met Win ou'
things did look equally when the oicsfs o 'ns J a.
msnded TO know by whose authority these things wsN
done The mob that had 90 long been really a. .ne
nod OF these men TO tear up the tGk anu ''n W o
bridgts we've Just % ready at their beck W Poi' "o
men ul,o were at work at TIE repairs with stones, or
sdont sny other course that might be suggesed Ihey
regarded il as an invasion Of the town ana were az,
a. Garnet az men grounded IN error are, nspyy .'
gentlemen were sstifed with Marsn1 ne{seis
per. and coupseled peace and not war ~
ror Inc time and not violence Happily, say, ioI
he Court bad sent man to do the wcfS, ana
soy attack on the force engaged In repairs, would
have resulted In blcodshed: Inc employs =, us
ComuaBy have been bounded, abused, called marc
names and reyiled by the mob, and held IN cheek oy
their own officer anti they are fairly boiling over
and the Msrsbss command 10 repair and MAINTAIN
" against any end I'll oppostrs, the Uack Oh 'n,s
road seemed TO them license 70 break me nsa''
OF the rioters.
The day has worn away, however, without any
Outbreak The road il again pssssble: BackeJs sna
Hoosier can send their hogs, bee', pork, hoar
6o,. 10 New.York and can go himself, without pay
ing toll 10 Pennsy lvanis-
How iopg this stsie Of things will last IL uncertain
one thing Only can be depended on, viz th. no more
dlsturbsnce need be spprekended until After me sts
of March at which date the protectorste estf5hsosa
by the Court expires. Tie ROAD will be Atsrea III
in thst time, az ordered by de rec Of the Court ou'
thar il 10 security for its safety The dstsss ,o".
Of Ere Is az strong ever, to drive the ioa ,r,b !"
their present location and there 100 maen , ,, -.
the declaration heard In the Court ~. - 80
nPS o. 81: one o. W. . ssd dsehsrged hs duty and
PUN San, ~ asnS ,hen ..d be- win ss our turn ara.
rs.s and interrupt The road until We sr''e Item |"
g ga'na xou copy of The proclamation Issued by
n.,.bsI Keyssr: and you have, no doubt, copies Of
the Ere papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17
ersseS pnsfra ADenoss0
I ARGE SALE Of VALUABLE COAL STOCK

L AkGE SAIL OF VALUABLE COAL SIONh,
II az the Merchants Elehssse os PkloAI j>s 10, At ~
ociock
2s9 ,h.r.s Of The Xahorey Isd ss>@sAis lopeveUest
Cempsy go e.ch
,su,s OvItOn AID sssTseh.snA B~1'''a Company
T.seh
%t.b.r-. Nora uub-rsns .sd Unoa Ccastes Lad Ass
ei.ton n.arh
TIE shoy. Comp.r-s ;hs prori.,os 81 sc6i se- o.
improved Goal L.n<s containing -.ee go tar. Of ~ort
able Cos Of go Of wo Lard ,yuins 81 Railroad
TO tie sssqs ksbps River and Canal =es IN e1rtA, ea
de,osrdns srso. fsi eqaped sih -ss ssd eusise- o.
b~e the ssq1ehAnns RIVER ana Of s sees OF I.nd
jseert the nine, ,nd the shf2rs port ca ~eeh va.
srrirfiDr TIE ,bave r-op-ry al PAD Tor. Tree OF
s'y att whatever ssd N nP.e cPsr.iqa Toe ee1-:rae
Of b ~oiks h.s al been psd for u esh oy
u. r. Rrsss Esq., sn4 P k.srneJ, Trustees for toe
I.crkh,i6sr.
Any further infmston he hsd on trpne.aon 81 toe
ofe. q re Company in TdEiry Bens' eoTrer sieai~sy
and Th.ns.a
II. sreei vii te .ols n - lots ..sh 10: s0nP'sng
y shAr's sahon.y improvement Con e-nT
6shars Trenton and usqre nsnrs R.llro-h counc>ay
10 shares SoTtt srr Ucou Counties soeiaon-
beps the pro proportion wesh the s;ots ~ere origin
ally ,u.d ard held ~ be ..0ttho sss-the gar
Ie Of eseh lot heinz @2-s TIE tslsDcs,
IL sh-Ies 81 iurrv-ur.p, Stock.
2shsrs Of R.hrosd stact
4ibsres o. Land stncs,
WI b. .oi6 IN o., lot
Tens oi -sle-lf day q b.nce Ne n cav