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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
For Old Point. Norfolk and PortsmeIl
Port Walthall Line


TTNHE besutifu aud lavorIe steHu,bnatA I-S~n =
i AUGUSTA, under lhr command of Ssss.sESzTiSS7
Capt. VIM. G. Smith, $50 long and laNoiabs known II,
the travelling community the Potomac and James
Yivcr.) is now running an the line via Puu al
thall and is Furnished With LIFE ABs,
Life Preservers, Force Pumps, end all the n-plaucc,
qured by Act of Congress thu safety Of m.s
-nEers.
The Care running Ia neNon with the Augusta from
Richmond, leave the Richmond end Petersburg pelut az
every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday O'clock NJ
Persons arriving in Richmord. by the Packet Bonts
have bur few steps wah to thu cars.
The Cars runnil from Petersburg City Point in
connection with the Augusta iravo Petersburg same
DAYS above, at75 NJ, from the Depot Of the Appo
r. Co, thus giving passenger, OPT ortnnjty
TO go from Lynchburg thor by the inckc' Boais
Danvie Railroad Richmond, bV way Of thu South
Side Railroad Petersburg aud iioir lheic
ing to Norfolk,
Returning the Augusta will leave Nrfo, ihc alter
nateda,s viz, Tuesdaya Thnasuay. rud Saturday. al
Sd AN.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point, boh ro'ng trd
returning regularly throughout she Bnthne ScHanu.
Fare between Richmond, Norlnk aud Old Point Z. Oh
Fare between Richmond, Cokc's Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, $3.50. 49, 80
Children three years aud NOT oeet twrl5c
years of age half price
Meals each 80 81
Servants, through, 500. 81
Servants any point on II erycr,..---....-- 90
Meals ............- .-.--.----. 60 p
Jun 26-dscts T1OS. DODAMEAp,Spot
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GU NO qua NO.

hANlNG made arrangements with The Perrs an
J agents 10 GET supllica ot GuANo IN he ha,t
Ierras. 'le nov prepared t" furnish Nc toyc
nov ~ hInd. aud nfpu 800 hags, mud Il he in tre
aim receipt CIT Neshal II none .so Ut What CONF.
direct Gou the mud nil WI purchase
may rcy on getting GENUINE GGAND Wa sotiHt
tie otour hlr6l- apd all sirers with rhe Hssut.
"cc tu'r We NJ ial~ny. lurnlshth"m viii the hcstau
lie aud IN tin mast h,Se1sho terms.
GRESHAM y 60.
10 l-ta Nollh -lnenl Tho Be- IN. kIcl,mnnl. y
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RICHMOND.
Fall importation


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irfiefes.
fINHE subs rher ufir- Tho uade latge and vntld
stock of Earthcnwnrr, China and I'll -, III" PIT
terms Of which selected by hinaei IN rerson.
Having am prre ace Of many YEAR IN th= pniehln'
business he feels eci confidence in sh1T TINT IN point
of price and quality, will compare hyolnbly with any
other house in the rRdo
Wite Grnniie Dinner War,
Do do Basins md Eerra lne'. Tea Nar". etc.
Ruc Print Flowing snd Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chnn Dinner and D'ssort Sets
Do 10 do Ten and Tol"t set
Do do ia Pitchers and Nnsr.
Gold Bind do 81 above variety
White Chm do OF aLn,, tatiry.
Common Nnte af every description, snimbi" for
w'olealine, which he n1rrs upon such TRIM for cis
u cannot in to pleas"
Fine Mamc Pier and Toilet GIn.aes
Fur Ivory Tagle Cutlery. Waiter. M Brittanin Wnr'
Safety. mud otHer Fluid aad Solar Lnmps
Glass Nufo in every variety.
All hc NIX Is call anil hr feel. assured his prices
vii riv, sati-lartio1s
lis rarkefi. onc al ile best in the trudo
Store Hure at ] coy priers.
s"p l2-ts JAS u. II. EVANS.
No IL Main street n huon.i IN
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth of
Hardware Cutlery. Guns, Saddleiy, House

Hardware, Cutlery, Gums, SaddIeIy House'
Furnishing Goods. &c. &c
fREGORi y kOhAI.L having determined to make
II arhanee in their business, viii offer fun To day
ts largest aud uos d..ifnbe stock 81 Hardware. Cu'
a. Nr ever heforc oHcred II this market Rreat-
Is reduced prircs for ensh Many orfces ut md bio~
Jasi
I.irLdug 10 ro,c up the'r business aS speedily a.
ra..llIc II ~ cordially invite ali indebted the old
concern II Gregory y RoyiiI aud the afe rontern o
Gregory, Royal y Stnip-on toPay up longer indnI
gence cannot be si.cns
llrI- L.
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Fall Supply of Hardware, 1854.
SIMPSON q BRO,

Sign of the Golden Lock. BynchbuIg Va.
VA Il are now npcGiug, m ndduu to our turner ne"
w stock IA veT, 5urFr ns-uttincnt ii HAFDwAHr,
CurLtHY. GrSs. PIsrDLs. StDDfERr. Plaid 6uops,
lIoon Uu CLotns HoDsr hrP,nF A,i,eies. Bo'idf"g
haf7tnis ami Joois ~ DIos' cray drcrP'1oa. among
hll.
W. aaltcr oursrives We rna eNbihtto the public gen
orally. and those VITO Viii lyor Us with m csanlHati9n
greusr variety utupertofrty Of >tyIe aud qunlity Of
goods ever offered IA ihis fsnrra-sed in any maih"
Our goods ARE all eew ani uosi desirable, and will
be sold rta-unublr profit only Ia oil who vii rive
call ~ "nru-t vim their oldcr., which vii To-
toivc oul hcst aud prtnpt ajteutiof.
Merchants tud otbrr buying largelY will h" charged
u -mnl ud,tnr,, onl,. OF 10 Is
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PIANOS, GUITARS. VIOLsNs, &c

DAYNE y CHRISTIAN havc nov an store fine
Il assortment OF Pianos, sumo very beautiful, and
among them is one with Coleusn'- Eoian attachment
and several second hand Pianos. III fY low prices
Good supply OF Gu prices ranere from so
Also, full supply of iohns and Flutes
They would Gull particular at. enou thrir Pianos
which warturted 10 be- cquul 10 any rleasr cali
and examine the assortment. ln2G.t-
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1nn CASES CALABKgA Ex,rnc

Az NTNF I.I-Ufi0'
To the onsurne's at Lco,irr ;, III pun,antre tho
Iurty ot this u BE- I'M Il supe .or my
nporled intathc cuunttvto shortly MI Tor .ao
ADlE& GRAN
Fcb,7- d&cts Richmond Va
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EE < 90, an the Dock. Ricluuuud, Va Aa,, ~
I i -rorc aud H. f., salc;
1000 .neks u, efpnoi Snlt
$40 bill fhnsraslon Lin
100 Mouth Gnrdlina Tar
400 br,ra pr,me Notlhern nay
and ton I,tua Paslcr
30 resh- Gaicp'd H,.tcr
sc ruua D,magcd Peruvian Guuuo
30 NrAirsn do
20 Tstcu
lu0 hbIs. Medium 80 2 M,rearol tucv)
900 " Halifax lierrnrs
20 Winter Il 81 he'd Salui o.,
Also u cour'e1e a4.oamcot Of Mati0p nj K4,,m
Cardngc, Bloc, e. "-is
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AND NEN-iUnh PACkEiN.-InI. new .sas'ss
linz j. coupo>ed at the oIowi1p vessels, aad
,ails from Nv ok every three dHy, Al, owned in
ne cit, ot iticIruoas', W:
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Low Fare from Lynehburgle Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

NJOTICE-The subscriber, having purchased II"
John A. FranIi1 bis interest in the concern %
franklin Brother d. Co. will continue the business IN
the same house door to Liberty Ware nous under
the firm aud style of Franklin 4 Brother They Fciuh
their thanks Ia ,lcr friends and the public generally
for the liberal patronage extended tn them cl the hor
time thew have bee in the Grocery ard Comnsslon
business and mo- respectfully solicit continuance o
IN. s,n, nrornins 10 gse their hest 10 give
satisfaction TO oil via, may do business with tnem
JAMES FRANKLIN
EDWARD FRANKLIN, III.
Jan 2-dts
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'ENiIE FAMILY GROCERY

'ENHE FAMILY GROCERY. i. now vii
4 ulPiIed will tn taow ing art.r.r.:
a nice lot ol New Bacon, Smoke Beef
Beet Iongurs, Snlt Beet sud
Any quality of lfi~t Potatoes,
ooiuo- Tnnips. Cahbagr, Dried Apples, &c All
oi whicl viii be suid ~ ion ol.A
i. II. SOLOMON
H-Afr~ hosshcals rthe he. Aorbr.r.,a C,,r
! Tor safe. fe 10 n .
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{'lJANo, a.tIANO -

UANo, GtASD. In cor,, qp,'ner al The re-
NJ duotiou uadr by The feruvou Agent in tho rtcc
nftunno, vii co,r out stock nj So per 1000
H.. CASH. Thus" il, wunt will r.ca~c ralI
uui qonnluy s ,rnrll. W. T. ANDERHON& co.
y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

/ ,bue and Burning Fluid Just h,nd fur -tl
by JOHN H. SEAf co. btugct-t
Jan It's
TiyAYk bbls. TAR, in good orIer Tor SHE y
oo.,l FRANkLtN BIO. 4 co.
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THE HIGmE>T PnEMiup Paid "a, ell

mug r. dts
CODFISH Mscsercl end Saln,on, ,nle. W.
~ have just received
o hhd. Codh,h.
10 bbs No. Msrkerci
10 packages Sulnons. On cop.eument winch We
will sell low q close
ian 30 Is NM 7. ANDERSON s co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

NEWARK CIDER.-l0 bbl-. Newark Cider,
Just received consignment. which we Will sell
1 NV on. VIM r ANDERSON & 70.
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y the FAMILY GROC EkY, whrfe may be found the
following articles Salt Pork SAT Rect u atge lo Of
t.ish Po,stoes. Arqea Apples, Che-uufs, new Lnrd.
Fresh Butter. Buc. hem Fiaur; and tut every hing
usually kent n web regulated funty crately Nil OF
which viii te sold chcup tor IA
ian i2 {. ! II SOLOMON
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Something superior.

Something superior.
hcC0RkLE q. JONES wi hnvc, in a(cw dny,,
vi 90 casrs that cciphrn,ed .. e. Stick liz icr.
90 do do hpss do
To which they II Vi the attention OF manufacturer.
may 80
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23
SHERIFF'S SALES.

CIxTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish o.
~ DeruiHe, Slate of Louisiana.
Michel Hebert 4 Mrs. Coralie Blanchard, Wo.
OF A. e.. Marionneaux, VS.. Alverini Marionneaux
No. 500.
By virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. to M directed
from the Hon'ble. the aforesaid Court, in the
above entitled and numbered cause, l have seized
and will offer at public sale to tho highest and last
bidder, on
SATURDAY the 7M Of JUL Y aezt, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 A. M. and 12 NJ. at the
Courthouse of this parish in the town of Plaque
mine, the following mortgaged property, to-wit {:
LIST. A certain Lot of Ground lying and situa-
ted in the parish of IberviIle, in the town of Pla.
quemine, measuring one hundred and seventy-fve
feet front on Short street, by one hundred and 6f-
tv feet in depth, bonded on one side by Villier
street, on the opposite side by a lot belonging to
William J. Savory, and in the rear by a lot be-
longing to Mrs. Leftwich, together with all the
Buildings and Improvements thereon being and
thereunto belonging.
2. A certain Lot of Ground situated in the
parish of lberville in the rear of the town of Pla-
quemine, designated in the plan thereof made out
by James P. Terrell, Surveyor, deposited in the
office of the Recorder of this parish, for reference,
as lot No. s, measuring sixty-four feet front on
the continuation of Main street, and measuring in
depth one hundred and ninety feet to an alley d.
vi1ing the sam from the property of Mrs. James
bounded on the upper side by lot No. 7,
and on the lower side by a lot No.. 9, to pay and
satisfy the sum of twelve hundred dollars, togeth-
er with the interests and costs in the above snit.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish of 1bervilie June, end, 1885.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23

brief space Of time the flames became uncon.
trollable, and swept in the direction Of the
wind along the banks Of the bayou. All the
houses in the line Of ito course were consum-
ed, and mere ashes replaced them. The course
Of the DIRE was then directed towards Market
street. and finally settled 10 the focus Of the
town, utterly destroying the central block and
oil the property which it contained. It was
impossible 70 arrest the sweep Of the flames.
Each moment it gathered strength until it BE-
cam irresistible, and the people looked on in
dumb amaxement while the conaagration ragged
around them.
We cannot give the exact details Of the
losses, but the establishment Of the following
persons were burned down: A. Levy 4 Co,
Hoffman & Co., J. Meyer & Co., the Ledger
Office, J. Michel, Harper & Son. Smiths Hotel,
beside two coffee.houses. The house of Salvet
& Co. was also destroyed, and many other
buildings too numerous to mention. The
warehouse Of Leach & Co., on the new wharf,
was amongst the first to feel the ravages of the
fire. "There is not" says our informant, "a
hotel. coffee house. or warehouse left 10 Bayou
Sara"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23

The following, from an exchange, is worthy
Of . place in poor Richard's Almanac: "He
did not die Of cholera-he died of brokers, SIR
said = man to Us yesterday, speaking Of the
death Of bis friend. HE projected an unwise
improvement Of . piece Of real sstate-msde
loans, covered himself with bonds and mort.
gages-and finally incurred . street debt Of
$4,000, which rapidly rolled up to $4,000, and
crushed the life right out of him. He borrow.
Cd Canada money on call, to be paid in current
funds-got paper discounted payable in seven
days in the city Of New York-borrowed Ohio
and Kentucky currency for one day, returnabIe
in notes of Buffalo banks;shinnedi It from street
to street and friend to friend to keep debt ahead
of him. Why, sir, I could not sit down 10 con-
suit with him, or do any kind Of business with
the least assurance that he would not jump up
suddenly to &c out and give another shove TO
that ,accursed debt. The memorandum book
Of bis obligations was always in his bosom, and,
eli, It burned to the poor mans heart. He was
owned by brokers. He worked for them, lived
for them, died for them. He did not die Of
cholera at oil, cir. He died Of street debt, upon
which be expended his strength every week in
throwing it ahead from one day to seven days."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23
sENTeAEA.
ZENON LADAUVE.
From the Boe.1


Mess,s. Edlors.-Permit me onos again 70
present TO the consideration Of the voters the
claims of the distinguished citizen whose name
beads this communication, for Associate jus.
tice of the Supreme Court Of Louisiana. 10
the first place, Mr.. Lbauvs has con.ens;a 70
become q candidate at the request Of : AIge
number of prominent gentlemen Of oo.a pr.
ties. His position is wholly irrespsetve OF
political or social questions. he looks uPon
a political judiciary with horror, ana regaFos
that man as unworthy to wear tne ermine OF
Justice, who anticipates success tnfongn ser-
,vitude to party, clique or eoser'e. Believing
that the Judiciary should b. soso'uteiy 'nde'
pendent, he places himselfoelore the common
~ as a candidate, without p'eoge ora promise,
other than the virtual one derived from DIS
past honorable career; that, IT chosen, he will
render every possible contingency ana perform
his duty. -
Louisianiau, perfectly familiar with the English
and French languages, q lawyer OF approved
excellence, noted for bis profound aequain:
lance with the peculiar features Of our civil
jurisprudence, q man of marked sagacity and
mature Judgment, who has risen step by step
to high eminence in his profession, who has fill.
ed many honorable and responsible Offices,
who for nearly q fqusrter ola century repre-.
sented his constituents in the State Senate, and
was q member ofthe constitutional Convention
Of as; whose purity Of character place: him
above the reach Of calumny, or even suspicion.
Mr.. Labauve possesses learning, experience.
devotion to Louisiana, and exalted integrity.
WHAT more can be demanded in q candidate!
Lastly, Mr.. Labauvs has been induced BY |
his friends to offer himself to the people Of the
Second Judicial District, not because bis posi-
ton will be improved thereby, since be will be
compelled to make heavy pecuniary sacrifces,
should he be elected, but because they have
the most unqualified confidence in bis capaci>
ty, judgment and probity. 1t 10 therefore their |
duty to exert themselves in his behalf, inasmuch
as it is through their solicitations that he 10
now an aspirant for judicial dignity. LEX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23
Parish Iberville, June 2nd, 1855.


CIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish of Ner
~ ri1e, State of Louisiana.
Paulin Verrett +. m. c. ps. John Kelly. No. Sll.
By virtue of q writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed
from the Hon. the aforesaid Court in the above
entitled and numbered cause, | will offer at pub
lie sale to the highest and last bidder, for cash, on
SATURDAY tho It'll Of July sezt, 1855,
between the hours of 10 a. M. and l2 NJ, at the
Court house of this Parish, in the town Of Plaque
mine, all the right, title, interest and claim of the
Defendant John Kelly in and to the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
The undivided half of a certain lotOr parcel Of
ground lying and situated in the parish Of Iber-
vile on the right bank Of the river Mississippi at
the point opposite St. Gabrie's church on the plan
tation belonging to Mr.. valery Roth, measuring
Four hundred and eight feet in front on the levee
road by Four hundred and fifty feet in depth be-
tween parallel lines; bounded above by lot OF Nam
uel Net, +. m. C., and below and in the rear by
land Of v. Roth together with the buildings and
improvements thereon being and thereunto be-
longing, to pay and satisfy the Judgement inter.
ests and costs in the above entitled and numbered
suit. THEO. BLANCHARD, Dept. Sheriff.
Parish of I~breyille, End June, 1855.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23
The Prize BABY.

The New York Evening post thus describes the
300 prize baby, Of Barnum,s show:
Charles Orlando Scott, born in New York, and
now in the fourth year Of his sge. 10 the fortunate
competitor for The prize. He u q beautiful child
with dark lustrous eyes, which are large and sx-
p~resaive; regular features, remarkable for tho soft
harmony Of their outline, aud a form the very per-
lection Of infantile grace. His hair, which is ola
light color, curIs naturally over a broad and well
developed forehead.
The mother. a lady Of remarkably fine appear
snce and much personal beauty, stands beside her
child. and Tho group . regarded with interest and
admiration by the thousands OF visitors The little
fellow 10 taieiully atnred IN black jacket with white
faciugs, and a pair Of petite buff trowsers. He il
constantly smiling, and seems 10 enjoy hs conspic>
uous position on tho throne like a little pnace.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23
The Alabama Platform.

The Montgomery Journal of Monday says:
The State know>No.hing Convention con.
tnued it's session yesterday with closed doors,
and were engaged, we learn. in establishing a
platform and in making . candidate for Gov
ernor. The body is said to consist Of about
$50 members, from all portions Of the State,
and to possess much ability.
The mail of Wednesday evening announces
the nomination of Judge Shortridge, and says
the Council have determined to remove the veil
of secrecy, so far ~ membership and principles
are concerned.
The following platform of principles was
adopted BY the Convention, and is Published in
the Journal and the Mail.
PLATFORM
OF the American Party Of the STATE Of Alabama.
adopted at the State Council in Montgomery,
June II, 1855.
J.. Native Americans for office.
2. Amendment of the Naturalization Laws.
3. Opposition to the immigration Of panpsrs
and criminals.
4. Opposition to the exercise Of political suf.
frage by foreigners within any Territory prior
20 their naturalization.
s. Protection to all persons sin the insstima-
bic privilege of worshiping God in the manner
most agreeable to their own condolences" Op.
position to the election to Office Of every man
who recognizes the right Of any religious
denomination to political power, or the authori.
ty Of sny 'higher Law" than the Consultation
Of The United States.
6. Non-intervention with slavery BY the Fed.
eraI Government except for the PROTEC-
TON of our constitutional rights.
Z. Ths ~psrpetuity Of the Union Of these
States upon the principles Of the Constitution,
and q perfect reservation 10 them Of Ill the
powers which they have pes delegated to the
Federal G~overnmeul.
8. The purity Of the ballet.box and the ca.
forcemsnt Of lsv aod of1os.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23

Remedy for Capes In Chickens.
correspondent says.-"Tell those Of your rsa-
ders who are interested in raising chickens, that q
small pinch Of gunpowder given to chicken with
the sapes. will effect a sure aud complete cure 10
from one to three hours time. and leave poos chick
healthy and hearty. l speak from what I know,
having tried The remedy with perfect Satisfaction.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23
AND DAY school

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
TUE public are respectfully informed, that a
L Boarding and Day School will he opened by
MISS PEBRAULT AND MISS BOND,
on Monday, june 18th, at the corner of Le-
wee street and Fenn's Alley.
The instruction will embrace both the French
and Enslish Languages, with their respective
~sciences.
TERMS.
First Department-per month, : SIS 90
Second i" g a OO
Third Z" +" 3 90
Music on Piano, with " of instrument, 700
+" Guitar 2 90
The widow, Mrs. J. B. HACKER, who will
take charge Of the Boarding Department, is pre-
pared to receive, Immediately, as many young
ladies a. may apply.
The charge for Board and Lodging is twelve
dollars per month. jel6-2m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23

~ FROM my plantation, on June ed,
A THREE H0RSES-one a Bay, a
N young Mare three years old, and an
Attakapas roam horse marked v r. A reasoua-
be reward win be given for their delivery to the
undersigned. v. ROTH.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23
SlXTH DISTRICT CoURT-Parish of

sixth DISTRICT COURT-Parish of
~ DeruiAe, State of Louisiana.
Ira Mason, agent, Us. Mark B. Williams. No. s12.
By virue of a writ Of seizure and sale to me
directed from the Hon'ble the aforesaid Court, in
the above entitled and numbered cause, l have
seized and will offer at public sale to the highest
and last bidder, on
SATURDAY Y. de. 7h Of July meet, 1856,
between The hours Of 10 A. M, and IL NJ, at the
Court house of this Parish the following described
aud mortgaged property, to wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land lying and stu
ated in the Parish of Iberville on the right bank
of Grand River at.the mouth of Bayou Sorrel,
designated as being lots numbers, One, Two,
Three and Four, of superficial section No. thirty
four, in township No. 10, Of range No. II East,
containing one hundred and sixty three 37-10O
acres, together with a steam Saw Mill and its APP
purtenances, and other Buildings and Improve
ments on the said land, and all the improvements
made by Samuel Ives, deceased, on another tract
of land near the one above described-to pay and
satisfy the sum of two thousand dollars, with 8
per cent interest per annuna, from the It'll Febru-
~, 1882, to the day of sale and costs, payable
cash on the day Of sale-One thousand dollars
with s per cent interest per annum from the 7th
February, 1852, till paid, payable on the 10th
February, 1S56-one thousand dollars with9 per
cent interest per annum from 7th February, 1852,
till paid, payable 10th February, 1857, and the
balance, if any, cash on the day Of sale.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish Iberville, June 2nd, 1855.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-23

0In deepening we'll At Moails, AA.. on The
18th ult.,a cypress stump. which boGs axs marks,
was discovered At . depth Of eightssn 6se. Re-
maiss of tress are Frequently found deeply imbsd-
dsd. but no narts Of cutting havs ever bssn found
in ihsm before.