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NEW GOODS: NEW G0ODs !.
CORNER OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL,

Augusta, Georgia. ~,
NILLER & WARREN will offer great III;
Nl ducemcnts to their friends and custom
ers this season to purchase their FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS. They do not pretend
to say they have the richest and largest stock
ever offered in this city, that they have better
taste i'll their selections, or possess superior ad
| vantages over their ncighbors but they have
certainly the richest and most elegant stock
they ever had in store.
In DRESS GOODS, they have
IsS Rich Satin Striped Plaid SILKS;
Rich Heavy Brocade Cold do;
3 BIZ Satin Striped Plaid and Watered SILK
Of new and beautiful styles; EA,sS
Plain Rep SILKS, and Plain do; 9.
Rich Printed, French CASiIMERES and
DELAINES;
Beautiful small fig. DELAINEs, for Mis-
scs' wear; - @ -
Plain French MERIN os and cAsHMEREs
| i, superfine Black French BOMBAZINE;
Superfinc &c. CIALLE, and DE-
LANES; &
MANTILLAs, PALMAs and CLoAKs,
embracing every variety Of pattern and mate,
ria, from low-priced to the richest and highest
cost Goods manufactured t-.sr
EMBROIDERIES, comprising q large and
most elegant assortment ofSrRich French
Worked COLLARS. CIlESIISETTES, UNDER
SLEEVES, sT0S1ACHERS, HANDKER.i
CHIEFS, INFANTS ROBES, and WORKED
: 81 g 'ss-s ..-ALSo,--- -
>. Maltese COLLARS, sCHEMlsETTES and
SLEEVES = . ~
Rich Embroidered RANDs, of the latest
ss Beaptiful aSdA lot # Bonnet and Neck RIB,
;BONs $ y y - : s1.y IS go -
Linen ~ Cambria r Hem-st' ed HANDKER-
CHIEFS, GLOVES, MITIS; sssssss ssss,
5Bl'k and White Silk HOSIERY; Alpaca
and Moravan HOSE; "
Ladies' and Misses HOSElall sizes; ~
Ladies Silk md Merino VESTS and, Mis-
ses'. do; = - y 4st Si5stsas
In HOUSE -KEER1NG / ARTICLES, s, they,
tliavean endless variety Of TOWELLINGS. ia;
BILE NAPKINS and DOYLES ~ 81, Linen.
and Cotton SIIEETINGS.; a.S and 81 Linen
and Cotton PILLOW CASE G GODS; TABLE
CLOTHS. all sizes, of the richest Damask and
snow Drop figures. -
F s.S Also ---ss= 1922 ~
French and English CASSIMERES, BROAD
CLOTHS YESTINGS, ,SATINETS, TWEEpS
Welsh !, FLANNELS.. and every other article
kept in the Dry Goods line. ~ SO
/ Persons visiting tho city, can rely on finding
the neWest styles Of Goods, and ipriehness and
variety unsurpassed in any markat, to which
their attention is sssinvitede as theysYill be!ofs
fered at low prices. Nov I0sss 22E---Sm >
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A CARD.

In eomronn'iing Medicines and supplying
plantations, the strctcst attention will he given
1" the requirements of his patrons.
Being ii graduate Of the LONDON College of
Pharmacy and having had an experience of
eighteen years in his business, he feels conf
dent of being able to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
ALFRED ). RANENSCROFT.
Hamburg, Feb ], 1855 80 lm
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Superb Rainting.

u he ia prepafed 70 execute all kinds oi
PAINTING, sucheas Sign Ornamental Chair,
sYarnishing Furniture, Do. in the best style.-i
yHayihg procuynd the sesxiees OF. an accomplish,
nd Workman, BE fe4lss ssasnrtd ihis WORK win
please. carrisgss and 6giess painted in The
finest style. onsaa fca4 blsste as possh
Give iis % trial ); g s. sasss.i e. j. TAYLOHd 4:
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~. THE INDEPEN DENT PRFSS-
OH YOU! HIT HIM AGaTw,.

OH YOU! HIT Hmm AGAINH
.D . eDo HI~0N-
ii AS Just received and opened the largest
III and best assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever exhibited in Abbeville He has also lot
OF Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cans Drawers
and Socks. and great many other things too
tedious to mention, all of which he Will sclI
low for the tin 80 'e''
Persons desiring anything in his line, will do
well TO call soon, as lie is determined to sell
that is if he can get the cashl
Gall and see him, anyway. His store is The
corner one in the Marshall House.
Cigars and Tobacco.
The best article manufactured can be found
Mt Lyons Clothing Store.
Trunks and Valises.
Lyons has q few of them left. and will dis
pose of them if he can find buyer
Pocket Knives.
Drop in Mt Lyons and look at them, and YOU
cant help buying one, at least ~
December s 81 tf
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GREAT soUTHERN REMEDY!

fcv. short EH:'cfs FROM scieeEs,
inmv
J"Agheh'
RENE Cou,t
gives ia mmcnl Jacoist
amlh friends
Viz, ri ra".lu"
EEwoon
Super our Cherokee
medic toal amin
superior
~ g. Mnf c;raulIt
uul n ras"utn il
n
of the disease f. wicI
G. " the m # ties
Cordial stand
Front
\
aandga
Ropurs &Ap>Ms oluesD
+ AEK& Grecnwo
Co, harl lston
W. Irrpictm
New York.
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FRESH DRUGS, &c. &c.

LIN O~S3 NCs ~Cs
GARY & GARY,
cokesbury, s. O.,
NOuLD Respectfully announce to their
w friends and patrons that, they arc re-
celVlng, and will keep constantly OH hand, q
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS
ALEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
o.. GLASS JV.iRE,
PERFI'.NERY,
SI.I1IONE'Py
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
We would invite the attention of Physicians
TO our stock of
FRESH AND GENUINE MEDICINES,
which we will sell Oh terms that cannot fa;I
to suit.
We are Agents for the most approved Patent
Medicines.
Just received, n large assortment of Fresh
GARDEN SEEDS, crop of 1854, grown by
David Landrcth.
Also, Extra Fine WINES and BRANDIES.
for medicinal and sacramental purposes
All the foregoing will be sold rcry lo,o for
CASH, or to approved purchasers on credit.
L. +. GARY, NJ. D. 1T. GARY.
Il. W.---)n +. +. GARY solicits those who
are Indebted to him to come forward and close
their accounts, either by cash or note, MS he is
dcsirous of bringing his old business to close.
Longer Indulgence will not he given
Jan 3, 1855 81 I'm
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Money, HIoneYss sEoney!. ! I

NXTE The Undefesgued do earnestly request
fsvE-s our customers and patrop4t9 come for
ward and give us a helping hand by paying
DIP their Notas and .Accodh y es;g ipspnr-
tieular need of money sSds cannot pay all
iIaay us psrt, aed iyssl note fog ,tha bal.
s.s s.s5 55Ye eufs .respse -
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a B b E " L LIE FEMAL
ACADEMY

ITlIE Exercises of this Institution were re-
Il sumed on the Sth instant under the con-
troll OF {. H. ALLEN, Principal, and Miss A.
llUEl, Assistant. Miss f. p. HARRISON has
charge of the Music Department, whose quail
flcatIons as an lnstructress are not surpassed
by any in the State She is in constant atten-
dance at the Academy, and having two Pianos
at her command, Il rare opportunity is offered
young ladies who wish TO improve themselves
in this desirable accomplishment.
The Academy is Il new and elegant building
sufficiently remote from the business portion Of
the village to render it quiet and retired, and
at the same time convenient. The Principal
has supplied himself with an excellent set of
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus for de-
monstrating t" his classes and having also in
his possession large collection of shells and
minerals, pupils may have fine opportunity
of acquiring n practical and experimental
knowlcdgc of these deeply interesting studies.
The School is divided into two sessons-the
first commencing the first Monday in January,
and ending the Friday before the first Monday
in August; the second session commences the
third Monday in September, and ends Friday
before Christmas.
RATES OF TUITION.
Tat. a 4
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CAUTION.

h Wanted at KerTs tsfocery store. s
|aTfiAlAr LBS TALLOw: for which the
IsOSyAl highest prices- win bs paid In
|GKOCERIES., = 49, 8 si q
,o0Olbs BEEsWAx fepwhieh e,highsst
prices will be paid in GRO 0gERIES sssS
"Fcbrt,ary id, 1866, ST. q 80
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RICH AND ELEGANT
NDHS " @0VDED-s
AT HODGES, DEPOT.

- OBERTS tE ADAMS are now receiving az
~ rich, elegant and complete stock of
FALL and WINTER GOODS as can be
exhibited in Abbcvillc District, to which they
invite the attention ofther friends and custom
ers and the public generally Their stock has
been carefully selected in the Baltimore and
Charleston markets. and consists, in part, as
folows:-
Ladies' Dress Goods:
CWAILE$ BoHBAz2MEs: 1,Iz0'' ME!
RiNOS, SILKS, EIHBROE
DERLES, CHEIE
Settles,
COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVES,
KANDKERCkIEFS.. RIBBONS, -
Id C.ES.. AIAN7YLLAS, CLOAKH
LADIES' SHOES, GATHERS,
HOSIERY. GL0HEs, AfI77S, &C., "a.
For Gentlemen's Wear:
FRENCH
. i! AND ENGLLSH CASSk ~
iiERES. TWEEDS, JEANS, SAT-
ZNE1S, BROADCLO7YS,- TRS7YNG8
- HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOEG,
@f5-.. HOSIERY GL0YES,
DC, DC, &C.
-ALsO,-
TABLE CLOTHS, TOIVELLLNGS .
EsAhRz7Nes ,REzs fzsMNEzS, shzy;EzSeS KEekd 5h1N
CLOTHS, -SHOES, DC, DC.
-ALSO,- r. ~ NJ
HARDWARE, CUTLERY CHINA AND
GLASSWARE. BAGGLNG -
ROPE AND TIVINE,
r" FAMILY GROCERIES,, &c. u
We do not pretend, in thisadvertisernent, to
give succinct enumeration Of all the articles
We have; in store, but will take great pleasure
in showing the whole Of our stock, and conf.
IDENTIFY believe the quality. of our Goods togeth-
q Of 1p1 Snh ,fFo ~
satisfy NIL who call upon us that they cannot do
better than patronize. ,.- ,s -
- - ROBERTS & ADAMS.
; Nov. 10. 1854 ;sa ~ If
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CANDIDATES. FOI. OFFICE.

CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.
sFs- The friends of NIMROD McCORD re:
spcctfnlly announce him as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. -
"A sY The friends of Capt. S. A. IIoDaEs res.
pcctfuily announce him rs n candidate for IdI
Collector at the ensuing election. 81
e5S- The friends of JOHN r. WILSON respect
fully announce him a candidate for Tar COL
lcetor of Abbevile District, atsthe ensuing cleo
ton. -E%SsfSS; ;-s5ti =
ey VIZ are authorised to announce the Rev.
JAMES MOORE rs candidate for reelection rs
2ar- Collector of Abbeville District, at the en-
suing election.
cB- The friends of JAMES n. VANDIVER
respectfully announce him as Il candidate for
Tar Collector Of Abbcville District Mt the en-
suing election. Z
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IAyOFORTIs;

sE2QR sale; entirely new. apply to y - 50 3
ss s y s. Mis-. ~ ASE A.:sAILEN.
q H 8. .s;C.:Ss *
sress 81 tsSa., ~ g ;
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n OTIC F. .

TTIIE Co-rnrtncrship formed by N. and y.
Il McEVOY. on the 9th of November, 1853,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ali
persons owing the firm are called on to come
in and pay their notes and accounts before the
first of February next, as the business must be
settled by that time. =" +!5s
s. N. McEVOY,
j. MoEVOY..
January ], 1855 -: 81 TT
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II lihtls \. .. Sugars-thc best ever offered
20 Bbls. Clarified, Crushed and Powdered do
25 Stuart's do
80 I" n. o. Syrur,
1lhds. Trinidad Molassca,
Tierccs Best Whole Rice
80 Bags best Rio Coffee,
100 Sacks Salt
25 Bbls. Seed Irish Potatoes
100 Kegs Nails and Brads,
5000 Lbs Swecds and English Iron.
20 Bbls. Whiskev,
N. Z. Rum,
1000 Lbs. Pure White Lead
Also, Red, Green Yellow, and Black do.
80 Boxes French ind Amcr'n Window Glass,
Bills. Linseed OIL
" Tanners do.
Machinery do.
Copal Earnisil,
Burning Fluid,
90 Spts. Turpcntinc,
25 Boxes Malaga Raisns,
25 Drum Smyrna Figs,
200 Lbs. Almonds,
200 " brazilian Nuts
% Kits No Mackere
1000 Pieces English Pots and Ovens
lie is still in the COTTON MARKET, and !
few can boast Of these pressing times and thi,
thing that is clean, and nothing else, makes il,
HOUSES in the UNITED STATES.
Persons who have not tried this market wo
larly at this time, rs he has very large Stock,
CASH.
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10 Rcams Sand Paper
100 Paint Brushes, assorted sizes
10000 Scgars, of the most approved brands,
30 Boxes Tobacco, best and cheapest,
100 Lbs. Glue, best quality,
Macah"v and Scotch Snuff,
Scythc Blades and Hand Saws,
] Shot, Powder and Lead
| % boz Masons Backing
| L. " Blackin" Brushes,
Russia lsristlcs and Lining Skins,
Shoe Thread and Pegs assorted,
| Upper, tussct and Harness Leather
Wagon Boxes of all sizes
Collins Axes IIatchcts and Hammers,
Putty aud Pocket Knives,
Choice Brandy and Wines,
White Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice and Nutmcgs,
Currycomb$. Coffee and Teas,
Picked Salmon and Pewter Fausets,
FRYING Pans for frittcrS
WIitcwa>!, Brushes d Spn'h Whiting,
Red Lead aud White Rum,
Black Lead AID Red Rum.
Gotten Yarn and curious things,
B;S''l"> Il great many either articles, which
TO specify, would take III, half the newspaper.
las facilities 10 pay the highest prices, which
/, coupled with perfect Willingness tn do the
upon The whole, one of the BEST GROCERY
u!'i d" well t" get Il sampl" of il. aml pariicu
lli! would give any sort of IL bargain for tic
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-. ~ Er>& LAND, FOR SALE.
TESIROUS of removing to the West At.ssh
~. IWill:sell my tract of land, on wa { iia
ters Of Penny's Creek, containing. - =
lJOsAcres,S g go. :. ).
more or less; bounded by lands; Of Joseph T.
Bell and others The place is id good repair
and in g high stnte Of cultivatioa--on it Is 4.
bles DC 49, r
Call on the Subscriber living on the ipremi.
SOS, and examinethesare - $.
Feb. 9, 1855. : ~ 40 I'm -
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I will say a word to those who have favored
me with their orders: My Tin Plate has not
come t" hand. but rs soon rs it arrives their
orders shall be filed with despatch.
IT, w. LAWSON.
Feb. Q, 1855. 40 IF
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Just Received

4 L II. W. Lawson's Tin Store, TIN
- PLATES of all sises and qualities for
Sale Cheap. -.
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Cigars and Tobacco
Trunks and Yalises

The best article manufactured can be founf
Mt Lyons Clothing Store.
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GkoCERlES, PROVISIONS AND CONFECTION ERIES
AT ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE.

LEAVE INFORM
- ally that he ckof ~ , ''No 'hN'N
GkOCERlES, PROVISIONS,
hasL
acson
Land E
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-05

The Killing Of Capt OK LeUI.-Ths
Gonzales (Texas) Inquirer Publishes the fol.
lowing letter, addressed to the prop:ietors q
that paper BY DR.. Warrington, who killed Capt.
Lewis At Corpus Christi. Warrington formerly
resided at Gozales:
~1HDrAKoLA. April II, 1855.
Dear Sir-i drop you a line hastily, to in-
form you that l had the misfortune to kill
Capt. G.. K. Lewis at Corpus Christi on the
l4th inst. The reason was. he seduced Mra.
Warrington from me and my children, and then
added Insult to injury by continually coming
to my house, and also trying to steel my chill.
drsn from me-, and for trying TO force from my
possession certain letter, which ! intercepted,
addressed 10 my wife.
have written the trsth, % help me God.
Truly, your obt servant, =,
]. +. Y~ARRrrGroH.
p. S.-Ia am ia charge Of the Sheriff. NJ.
Graham; we are board 70 Galveston. am fsss
Of oil bonds. $50
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-05
9ENMA9es

What 10 saleratuss Wood bufued 70 ashes
are lixiviated-ley is the result. Ley il evap.
Grated BY boiling-bLack salts'is the 'ssiduum.
The salts undergo publication BY fire, and the
potash Of commerce is obtained. By smother
process ws change potash into psarla'h.-
Now put these 10 sacks and place them over
. dis.ilery wash tub. where the fermentation
evolves carbonic acid gas, and the Pearlash alb
,orbs IL and 10 rendered solid, the product be.
inp heavier, drier and whittier than the pearIash.
Il il now saleratus. How much salts Of ley
and carbonic acid q human stomach can bear
and remain healthy, 10 question for a salera-
tbs eater 10 answer. #l = a'
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-05

Psr,y Hacks.-Psny hacks. They are get
ting plenty again. They have worked into the
American ranks a. locusts worked upon Egypt.
Nothing is more dangerous. Hacks bring no
strength to q ~party-oniy a'poor and very bad
name. They lead The way for trouble and
vsxation. They are ! bad company. Tho
American party has : duty to these fellows. Il
must cut and kick them. The party was not
made for hacks. It must not tolerate them.
Like 7unatics and criminals they should be
kept by thsmselves-at all events out Of the
party. So away with them. Don't mind their
fine phrases, their i~nsinuating manners, their
humbugs Of any sort. Hack ont party hacks
ut once. The American organization was made
for good men-not knsves and adventurers,
men who have no principle but the principle Of
Office and its pay.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-05
r.dn.,es,, ct Cigar smskipr,

The,Benesis Of Cigar smoking.
We find 10 our northern exchanges, the fol.
lowing striking illustration Of the value OF
smoking cigars. ~ furnished BY an accident
said to have occurred to Col. PHILIPPE, Of Mo-
bile.
Col. Phillip Of Mobile, amember ofthe late
Congress, had q narrow e,cspe from death a
few days since, while on his way from Weldon
70 Charleston. The cars stopped at q station
house and Col. p. left his sest and went ont
ia the open air to smokes cigar. While thus
engaged, another train ran into the one in
which he was = passenger, and the seat which
he occupied q few minutes before was compile.
tely demolished, and bic cost which was lying
upon il. perforated By . bar Of iron and carried
out through the top Of ths car!
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I MISCELLANEOUS.


FINE HIGH CYPRESS LANDS
adjoining estates Of John A.. Dardeuue
" md Treville Hebert, south side Bayou
A Plaquemine.
Fine, hich Cane Lands, on Bayou L'Ourse and
Atchafalaya, in 7. 8, R. s, E.
Lands in rear Of Daigle, Landry, Lsvergne and
Others. in T. II, R. 12. ~ ~ vi
Parts Of sections 80 and 81. tyr l2-near
Brule Landing.
Fine Cypress Lands in sections 90, o. and %,
IT,, R. l0-Grosse Tete Railroad. :
Lands on Bayou Gonia. .o}a a
Lands in rear of front Lots Of Bayous Crosse
Tefe, Fordochs, Marangouin. @ 3
On Bayou Petit Prairie. g w. s..s. 4q-,
On East Fork Bayou Alabama.
On DEVILS Swamp, above Baton Rouge. Z
On Opelousas Railroad, Bayou Chickahoula,
Lake Verret, Bayou Felix, Little Bayou Sorrel,
Grand Bayou, Bayous Come, Pecroe Part, Droit,
Creiux, Latenache. Apply to
apps A. J. POWELL, Donaldsonvills.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-05

AFEsALE SuKerox.-A correspondent say,
there 10 woman among the students at Hole
Dieu, and that, pocketcass in hand, she . al.
ways present in Jobefts train, snd bears III
jamming to which she b sabjscted with "a
more complaint than u she belonged to tho 70.
der sex. The writer does not like Der profss.
sional aspirations, for he says Shakespeare con-
eeived CaIibsn, fable invspted the Amazons
story and song have conferred eternal infamy
upon Lucretia Borgia, Catherine and MsssaIins,
and hs has seen children with two heads, but
40 Monster Of them I'll % disgusting a. this
snssxed woman. who hss fcssaken the nssdls
for the scslpeI, and wenld have more pleasure
In sawing OF Q mans lsg thau In mending bic
bsseches. The scosnss 81 The rights Of women
ought to be condemned to ths 0scretasyship Of
. Woman's Rights Convention, and compelled
70 report everything isss = i oeesrrsd. The
scornfal sunbelieysF.se m4x,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-05
STATE Of Louisiana-Parish Of Beruil1e.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue Of an order or decree to me d.
ID rected from the Hon'bie the Sixth District
Court of the State Of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of Ibervilie, bearing date the End inst,
! will offer at public sale 10 the highes! and last
bidder, on
Saturday, 5th day Of May,
next, 1855. between 10 o'clock A. M. and IL
NJ, the following described property belong
ing to the
Succession Of Yalsrien Duplessis,
deceased, to wit:
lst. A certain tract Of LAND lying and sit
uated west Of the Mississippi river, on the east
side Of Grand River, measuring fifteen arpents
more or less front on said Grand River by for.
ty arpents more or less in depth, bounded
above by land of the succession of J. B. Hack.
er, deceased, and below by lard Of Robert
Hooper. together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon being and thereuulo BE-.
longing.
SLAVES.
I'd. GORDON, negro man aged thirty two
years;
Sd. CYRUS. negro man. aged thirty years;
4th. Moveables-one bedstead, one gun, aud
one silver watch.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
One fourth Of the price of adjudication cash,
and the balance payable in two equal install.
ments payable in January 1856 and January
1857. bearing six per cent interest per annum
from the date of the sale to maturity. and after
maturity to bear eight per cent per annum
until fully paid, with notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed and special mortgage retained to secure
the payment of said notes and all interest that
may accrue.
Sale to take place at the residence Of Mr..
Francis Duplessis.
JOS. Fl. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville. April 3, 1861.
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THE undersigned j. happy to inform the public
i that this Institution Is now peraasemtly estab-
lished, and that it is in a prosperous condition.
All the solid and ornamental branches of q thorough
and ,gfned Education IRE taught by ,cA qualified
Teachen. The present session will terminate on
the lst, Of September next, at which time there
will be Public Examination of the Pupils. Scho!-
an will b received 1t any time, and charged
from the time of estraxee. until the expiration Of
the term. Pupils, who have been entered for
three and = half months only. if continued, beyond
that time, will be regarded as re.entered for the
remainder of the session. No deduction except
for protractsd illness. For further particulars
apply to. w. c. HUNTINGTON,
ap-2m a.. . Principal.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-05-05
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun ordre on decfet 4 moi adresse
IL par rTIon. Cour du Sixiems District de
rEtat de Ia Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia p~aroisse
dIberville, en- date do 2 curant; J'exposerai en-
vente putIique au plus offrant ct dernier en-.
cherisseur,
samedi, 10 3 de Mai, 1855
entire 10 beures A NJ, ct II NJ, les prophecies
ci-apres decrites appartenant 4 Ia
Succession de Eu Vasrien Duplessis,
SAVIOR:
10. Un certain moroccan de terre situe dams
Ia paroisse dIberviIle a Ia rOuest du fleuve
Mississippi, sur Ia rive gauche ct Est de Ia
Grande Riviere, mesurant quinze arpents de
face plus on moins, sur une profondeur Dc
q~uarante arpents plus on moins, borne en- baut
par terre appartenant a ia succession de feu J.
B. Hacker, u en- has par terre de Robert Hoop.
er, ensemble les batisses ct ameliorations qui
s'y trouvent.
ESCLAVES.
20. Gordon Negro, age trente deux ans;
30. Cyrus, negre, age de trente ans;
4th. Une quantit4 de mobilier.
CONDITIONS.
Un quart du prix dad Indication compliant,
ct Ia balance payable en- dsux paisments egaux,
Ia Motto en- Janvier 1856, ct I'autre Motto en-
Janvier 1857, portant inieret a 6 pour cent du
jour de Ia vente, jusqu'a echeance ct a raison
de 8 pour cent apres echeance jusqu'a pale
ment. Les acquereurs fourniront leurs billets
endosses a Ia satisfaction de administrator
ct hypotheque speciaie sera retenue sur les
prophecies par assurer lie Placement des dts bill
lets ct tons interets eventuels.
La vente aura lien a la residence de Mr..
Francis Duplessis.
JOS. H. ERWIN. Sherif.
Paroisse d!!bervilie, le 8 Avril, 1856.