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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
sss;.;s.s ssssssE: 49, -
THROUGHIN FOUR DAYS.

VIA Chattanooga Atsnta and West Point to Montgome-
ry by Railroad Ticket to this point TO be had the
General Stage Office, opposite the Post 0ce anat the De-
pot. Price SIG 90.
From Montgomery to Mobile by double daily line (mOrn-
ing and EVENING" OF stages and steamboats, connecting
steamers from thence to New Orleans.
n. I. ANDERSON,
marl4-tf General SUIT N. & @ Railroad.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
8 ss1ssiizs;..ssf
RATES REDUOED.

IRoM the 18th Instant to h LIST Of June the rates Of
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville will
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes ard Hats, Bottled Ii
Camphne and Spirits Turpentne in casks and barrels
China, GLASS and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks
Confectionery cutlery In boxes and cases. Dry Goods in
Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds,
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, lat owners
oysters in cans and jars, sadsry, Tin Ware Teas and
Spices, . 100 ps. 81 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, "exeept Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors barrels or pipes Cordags Tobacco in
boxes Carriage Springs and Axles Leather rolls and box
es OILS in barrels or casks Crockery and oueensware in
crates and casks Rice, Zinc Whiting Plaster Of Paris &e
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages "boHed," and
other light articles, enumerated Also Carboys Of Acids
will be taken at actual weight but charged double class
All articles enumerated be charged at rates Of an
alagous articles.
FROM LIST June LIST of December they will be changed
as follows.
1st Class as above Per 100 Tbs..............sls 5
Special rate, ..'-.....-...,'' > 1S
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will End this
the cheapest as wei as The most expeditions route Feghs
nih ranges from 10 IL per cubic foot according
class and character Of vessels.
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of Mer-
ehandise will be to cOnsgn TO Commission Mer-
chants at those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence the above
rates. Ii. l. ANDERSON, supt
janlt-n N. 4 o. r. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the above unless each and
every package has the OF the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n. d C. X. r. Plainly marked upon IL.
H.LA.
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
" will be through 10 Charleston aud Savannah the
prices affixed to each article:
Tobacco, hhds., 100 Ds..--...-............... SOC
Pork in bbls., y 100 rs. 90
"'ss'0s an" N'p'' iOO O' IL / ANDERSON ;i sup 70
Iy7-n N. 4 G. Railroad.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
49, ~ -
OPEN TO THoMPsoNs STATION
on and afer Thursday, August Esd trains win be-
" tween NashVills and IhOmpsons Station, as follows
| MORNING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at $50 A. NJ; Thompson's
RETURSING-Ieaves Thompson's at s.45 A. NJ; arrives
at Nashville At 1880 AN
EVENING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at s.1jP NJ, arrives At ThOmPsOn'sat
SPIN.
KETURNINd1Lesvss Tho~PsOns at SIS PM; arrive
On sunday the Morning Train only win run leaving
Nashville at ! A. NJ, anil rhomPsons az - A. NJ
EW- ThOmpson's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
| H0ugh connect with tie trains
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS, wAYNFSBORO, JACK
/ SON, TUScUMBIA, YLORENCB. PULASKI and COLUM-
BA be procured at the Generaltage Ofes under the
| aag22 R. Eng and sGPt
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PARTNER WANTED

w ITH cash capital o. from eoo9 to ei0Qo tn laeFA-
w tive, genfee business, whose time would BE- required
only from A n. ,03P n. To gentleman q good ID
dress handsome incoae nay Be Realised 6eoi security
given for Nmosnt Invested II presTed hheIAi salAsy
via be E1Aranteed.
~ Address. stating where Interview HAy Be aAd'to
S.R.-Psrsens net having the above Anoaht q caaA
need DOT apply. angiT-a
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tv Prepared and sold at ia Market street, between
Ar and bth ST. Louis Mo, and $40 Broadway New York.
FoT sale In Nashville, st Manufacturers prices by
" EWIN BROTHERS.
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental ssnatve Eminent
a Vsreabs i1e PILE warranted better than any other,
~ the money in refunded See circular for All
ressary information with agents
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AMERICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY,

Factory, Williamsburg, L. l.
1HE Subscriber having taken the agency Of the above
Company is now enabled to furnish their Rough Plate
Glass; kyighs Floor-les and Pavements Of quality
JOHN b. PLATT,
ivt7-31A 79 hurry street, New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
WEIGH q GRIFFITH's

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of ". b. SWIM
MER, No Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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us MAihet ", eN hu's, NO., ualeh - a., y,--,
Dear Sir: am doing extensive travel in the western
and Southwestern States, General Agent for Adams
American Eminent, and would be glad you would favor
me with consignment Of Prot. Woods Hair Restorative
feel assured introduce in many places where
IL is not known, head is living testimony OF its
valuable properties, in restoring hair 20 its natural color
lam forty years old and my hair almost white but az
Ter using three hapint bottles, hal beautiful
burn Al eighteen, and much improved In appear
go and I would be without bottle hand for the
mice Of ten should be glad 10 attend TO any matter that
Is connected with the Hair Restorative have been Tor
,hrtsea wears engaged In the business and will be
glad 20 hear frcn you soon. My address Paris Tenn
Very respectfully, WIN b. BkoOME.
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THE OMNIBUS LINE

for Passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and
ever train Bv leaving directions at either Of the above
Ou, 1 WIN WI " ie26-d
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FISHING TACKLE-A large stock, selected by
i one Of the firm, consisting of Genuine Ltmcr-
ick Hooks, plain and Snoods; also, Aberdeen,
Crayetaleen and common Limerick Hooks splendid as
sorment Lnes-cable laid silk and Sea Grass spun and
plated silk; Minnow seines IL by T. Floats Of every
riety Reels Joined Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &C.
&C. &C. In Short supply those who can appreciate
fine Tackle with almost every thing they may need to the
successful prosecution Of this useful calling.
10. G. BROWN,
Colle st
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the hrm
style OF BROWN 4 GRUBBS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Jo g. BRowS alone authorized to use
the name Of the firm in liquidation &C.
Nashville, June 9, 1855. W. B. GRuBBS.
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EROM the 18th instant, to IN, LIST Of June the rates
Il Freight from Charleston and Savannah TO Nashville
be as follows:
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10. G.. BROWN,

ITAvING purchased the entire interest OF Mr.. W. b.
IL GRUBBs will continue the DRUG BUSINESS as for
mery old stand where he will be pleased to see his
friends, &C., &c. No 43 College street. JeS
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE G CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

Ess ss - 80
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NEW YORK.

w. JACKSON & SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
q4e Front Street and $50 Broadway, NEW YORK.
aug2-1y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

Railroad Poetry-A correspondent Of the
Broome county Republican describes his jaunt
over the Syracuse and Birmingham Railroad,
from Cortland in the following poetical, strain.
So much wrote in Cortland's bounds-and
would have finished there, had not the down
trains whistle loud resounded through the air.
So shaking Fairchild by the hand, who said
come up again, bid farewell to every fear, and
jumped upon the train. Rushing round the
hill side, darting DER the plain, over the river RS,
under roads, Van Bergen drove his train. The
moon threw bright etfuIgent rays on each small
ripple's crest; the river seemed a ribbon stretch.
ed across the meadows breast; the evening
wind came stealing through the car with gen-
tie sigh, and brought a cinder from the engine
spange into my eye; few and short were the
prayers | said, and | spoke not a word Of sor-
row. but | rubbed at nv eye till made it red,
and knew 'twould be sore on the morrow. We
soon got home ct the rate we ran, at an hour
just right for retiring, and down from his post
came the engine man, and the fireman ceased
his firing. And thus | too will cease with this,
moral to the tale-"be always sure to mind
your eye" when riding on a rail.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18
A Father Killed By nj. Son.


The Southside (Va) Democrat of the ais,
nit. says: We learn that a horrible case occur.
red at Dinwiddie on Saturday last. The cir.
cumstances appear 10 be the following:
Mr.. Tucke. Jones, residing about six or
eight miles from Dinwiddie Court House, had
/. sen. his negro boy to Petersburg on the day
before with u load of oats. The boy not hav-
ing returned, the old man became very angry
and reproachea his son, BENJAMIN Jones, as the
caaseof The negro's delay, remarking that had
he accompanied him with the oats as he had
beendrected, the boy would have been back.
TIE son made som ~insolent remark in reply
which so provoked the father that be seized q
gun and pointed it towards him. As he was a.
beatfiring IL the mother turned the gun with
her arm,a and the load was discharged through
an adjoining window. As she was rushing out
softls house to call in help, she heard 4 e-noise
behind her, and on looking back. perceived her
husband stretched ~iifticss ON the floor, felled
Aby the hand Of his son.
These were the facts eiioited Of yesterday
from the plother's testimony ptJones' examin-
Ing t'ial. Hewas admit,edSto bail and is,now
nj large.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

According to some Italian journals, a new or.
ganised being has been discovered in the in,
terror of Africa, which seems to form an inter,
mediate link between vegetable and animal life,
This singular production has the shape of a
spotted serpent. 1t drags itself along on the
ground and, instead of a head has a flower
shaped like a bell, which contains a vicious
liquid. Flies and other insects, attracted by
the smell of the Juice, enter into the flower, and
they are caught by the adhesive, matter. The
flower then closes and remains 50 until the pri-
soners are bruised and transformed into chyle.
The indigestable portions, such as the head and
wings, are thrown out by two aspired open.
ings. The vegetable serpent has a skin resem.
bling leaves, a white and soft flesh, and instead
OF a bony skeleton, a cartilagenous frame filled
with yellow marrow. The natives consider it
delicious food, at least, so says the paper from
which we copy.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

~ Taken up.a light BAY HORSE,
SW1-aE1 on the 2Gth of July, 1855. 10 hands
WH high, and about 7 years old, has a
@&eE@Aa&.w white rusrAeed SOD alsn fore feet
whIe; both fore feet arsShod; branded with the
letters J G on bis left thigh.
The owner Of the above animal can have the
same by proving his property and paying the
costs, other wise he will be sold on the 26th day
Of August, le55,at TO eo'clock, A M, for cash, at
the Office Of the undersigned Justice of Peace.
g4, HEBERT. j. P.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

Stale Of Louisiana-Parish Of DeruiHe
Succession Sale.

DY virtue of an order or decree to me d.
ID rected from the Hon'ble the Sixth District
Court of the State of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of ~Iberville, | will offer at public sale TO
the highest and last bidder, on
Monday, Goth day Of August,
next, 1855, between 10 o'clock A. NJ. and -
NJ, the following described property belong
ing TO the
Succession Of Marie Angelo Brand,
deceased, and to the community which existed
between the said deceased and hers uryiving
husband, Melville Roth, to wit:
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
A certain PLANTATION lying and sits
uated in the parish Of Ibervillc, on the right
side of the Mississippi river. about eighty ar
penis from the bank of said river, containing
about one hundred and twenty four arpen,s,
more or less, having one arpent and a hlaf front
towards the Mississippi river, with the depth
thereunto belonging, bounded above nv land
OF I.Ncien Roth, and below by land oN4)iero-
sin Braud, together with all the buildings
and thereon boing and therennio belonging.
SLAVES.
!. Bartiste, negro man, aged about forty years;
2. Constantine, negro woman, aged about
twenty one years; .
3. Gus'ave, negro boy, aged about eightee en-
years;
4. Marie Louise, negro girl, aged about eleven
years,
8. Cuisine, negro girl, aged about eleven years;
3. FrozIne, negro woman, aged about forty
two years, and her two children, Clemence,
aged about five years, and Hermina, a girl,
aged about three years.
7. Eliza, negro woman, aged about fifty years;
8. Henriette. negro woman, aged eighteen
years.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The land payable in three equal instruments,
to wit: One third in March 1856, one third in
March 1857, and one third in March 1855
The slaves to be sold, payable one hundred
dollars in cash on each head or family of
slaves, on the day of sale, and the balance of
the price Of adjudication payable respectively
in all The month of March of the years 1856,
1857, 1858, in three equal instruments. Pur-
~c!lasers TO furnish their notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed for the credit terms of said sales, said
notes TO bear interest ct the rate of eight per
cent per annum after maturity, until paid, and
payable at the office of the Recorder of this
Parish. Special mortgage to be retained on
the land and slaves to secure the payment of
said notes and all e~yentuel interests.
Sale TO take place at the residence of Mr.
Melville Roth, in this parish.
JOS. III. ERWIN Sheriff.
Parish of 1bervile. 18th July, lS55.-jy2l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

Ne,ps in Teras-No new State in the Uni.
on, North or South, can compare with the "S'ar
State" in the number of its newspapers. More
than fifty weekly are now Published in Texas
there are several semi and triweeklies. OF the
whole number, there are six devoted to the
cause Of religion representing the Methodist,
Babtist, Preshy terian, Cumberland Presbyteri-
an, Lutheran and Canpbellite denominations
A seventh representing the Episcopal Church
il 10 be issued on the 18th Of July ensuing.
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sNNyMzRM szMyAMEA.


A private despatch to the Journal Of Commerce
.ays:-"Pnvate advices from Mexico 10 The 1911
ult. induce a belief that Santa Anna is about te
compromise with his cpporentsrand be allowed t
reire with his fortune and family. His wife was
10 come over to New York on a Mexican wal
steamer, accompanied by her step father, Gen
Vidal, who is appointed Minister to the U. 8. Pro-
baby Gen. Almonies dispatches by the last steam
~. went IN 10 hin TO Saratoga to-day. 1t is said the
legation here is not advised of these movements.
II Is believed by some that the destination of the
etsamer IS Havana, and that Santa Auna is to es-
cape in her.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

Col. DURALDE.--On Monday last, says the
St. Francisville Chronicle, we had the pleasure
Of shaking hands with our candidate for Urea
surer, who has just returned fom the upper
part of the State. He gives a most heart cheer.
ing account Of the great meeting at Marksville.
Everybody is joining the American party. But
we must say we dread this, for if the Ameri-
cans don't have respectable opposition, they
will soon get "too big for their brooches" and
become as corrupt as Democracy.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

Southern Men Read the following from
chicago, Democrat, a leading Democratic
paper at Chicago, Illinois;
. Tie same Democratic Principles that make
us deest Slavery, make as aarious for a healthy
foreign emigration, as the best means Of getting
rid Of IT,. Z
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18
new Mode Of vaccinations.

The Dublin Medica! Press says, without
punctures, three regular vaccine postules ap-
peared on the. fourth day, and were produced
by merely placing some vaccine matter on the
arms of two children. and rubbing the spot
with the sharp end of an ivory knife. The fact
that young girls take the COW pox on their
fingers when milking, suggested this method
Of vaccinations
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18
rhc woundea II, Battle,

- Extraordinary Case.-The correspondent o.
the London Daily Ne,os, writing from the Cri
men, says: | ain sorry to learn that n large pro.
pnriion Of tho wounds received by our mer
in the affair Of the 18th are terminating fatal.
". The awfullv severe nature Of grape.shur
wounds, to be sure, gave reason Ia expect thi-
though hardly, perhaps, 10 the extent in which
the daily returns show it to be occurring
Round shot or shell wounds, from their extent
nre in most cases fatal when received; whilst
those inflicted BY grape or canisier-ihongt
sadly extensive too-morea frequently leave
life in the sufferer, at least for a time. Still, a
limb, struck by either Of these last can seldom
be saved from amputatiou. and after the vast
hHmorrhage which must inthe mean time have
taken place, few systems can survive the oper-
alton. So has it proved in the cases Of very
many of those carried off the field on the 18Th
after lingering on doubtfully for days, they
are gradually sinking and dropping off one by
one.
Apropos Of this subject of the wounded,
however, and in remarkably contrast to those
who are thus daily ~succombing. | may mention
PARTICULARLY one case which 10 considered of
singuiariy great surgical interest-that Of a
young man named Palmer, a private in the 9TH
Fusiliers, who was shot through the left pari-
etal bone Of the head by a MIME bullet "a The
morning Of the attempted storming. When
c~arriedfnto the field hospital, an hour OF SO Of.
ter receiving the wound, the brain was actual.
ly p~rotruding through an orifce in the skull
large enough to admit Of the entrance of the
doctors finger into the Interior of the head in
seafch Of the ball. The surgeon assufes me
thatste had to thrust bis index finger to lie full
length within the brain, to discover the bullet
and the portion of the skull which il carried
inwards with it. Neithex hosvever, could be
found, nor has yet been sSxtsacted In The
meantime the fractured bonsi Is closing and the
T~tatient continaes dive. like eating Ills pres.
eribed food reguislyand displaying his wont.
cd intelligence. BY a large mber of doctdspl
who had seen il the case is cos9ff1ibred one Of
the most remarkable in thu historic modern
surgery; and e certainly strikes an unprofes
slonai looker.o As subversive of every pseeen.
ceived notion Of the Observation-Disclosures
rev somewhat similar cases are, I believe, 81
,eeoro; out in every one Of them the sufferer
oiea 90 or about the ninth day-whilst the in.
dlv'doal to whom I now refer kss 1t preseot
esero appearance Of surviving, withoet ., the
.ams t,sae sustaining any lasting cesebral in.
jury. Tbs case would well merit : dsis;lsd
p'otss:sonal report in one Of the homo medical
| ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18

&SSs@a FINE HIGH CYPRESS LANDS,
adjoining estates Of John A. Dardenne
- and Treville H6beFt, south side Bayou
- Plaquemine.
Fine, hich Csne Lands, on Bayou DOurse and
Atchafalaya, in I. 8 r s, Z.
Lands il rear Of Daigie, Landry, Levedque and
others, int. II, r. IL.
Parts Of sections 80 and 81. TT, R. l2-near
Rrule Landing.
Fine CyprengLan in sections 90, 81 and %,
t., 3. lGGrosse Tats Railroad.
Lsadson Bayou COMA. a
Lands in rear Of front Lots Of Bayous Crosse
Tete, Fordoehr5 N~araueouin.
On Bayou Petit Pyailie.
o. Est Fork Bayou Alabama.
On Dsvips SAsmp, shove Baton Rouge.
G. Opslousas Railroad, Bayou Chiekahoula,
Lake verret, Bayou Felix, Littls Bayou Sorrel,
Grand Bayou, Rayous Corne. Pierre Part eDroit
c1 :sas IA''a g j, POWELL 1Rfl{ Z non,,d..,,;,,.
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Dumas, the Autho'.-A Pasiscorresrondent
avs dumas complexion is, l most seriously
think gfowing darker every day. At any rate
His disrespec'ful son said of him no. long ago.
My father is a dreadful proud. man, | should
not be astonished to see him mounted up be.
hind his own carriage, to make people believe
he keeps a negro servant
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-18
Vente de Succession.

I>N vertu dun ordre on decret a moi adresse
IL par rHon. Cour du Sixieme District de
rEtat de la Louisiana, en- ct pour la paroisse
dIberville, J'exposerai en- vente pubIique an
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur,
1undi, le 40 Aout, 1855,
entire les heures 10 A NJ ct IL NJ, les propri.
etes ci-apres decrites appar,enant 4 Ia
Succession de feue Marie Angel Braud,
ct a Ia comunante qui ~existait entire ellie ct son
epoux Melville Roth, SAVIOR:
1. Une ~certaine habitation situee dams Ia
p~aroisse dIberville, cote droite du 6euve Mis-
sissippi, a une distance d'environ so arpents
Gu dit fieuve, mesurant 1874 arpents plus on
moins, avant IN arpent ct demi de face avec la
profondeur y apperant. borne en- haut par terre
appartenant a Lucien Roth, ct en- has par terre
de Derosirr Brand, aiasi QUE toutes les batisses
ct ameliorations qui s'y trouyent ct y appa,.
t%einnent.
ESCLAVES.
l. Baptiste, Negro, age d'environ 40 ans;
2. Constantine, negresse. agee d'environ 81
ans;
8. Gustave, Negro, age de le ans;
a. Marie Louise, agee d'enyiron II ans;
5. Cuisine, negresse, agee d'environ IL ans;
6. Frosine, agGe d'enyiron AZ ans, ct SEES deux
enfans. CIemence, age de 5 ans, ct Erminee,
ngee de 3 ans;
7. Eliza, negresse. agee de so ans,
8. Henriette, negresse, agee de Is ans.
CONDITIONS.
La terre payable en- trois payments egaux,
CONNIE suit savoir: I'm tiers en- Mars 1856, On
ties On Mars 1857, ct un tiers en- Mars 1853.
Les e~scIaves seront vendus payable, cent pias-
tres compliant Ie jour de la vente sur chaque
teie GU famile. d'esclave, ct Ia balance aa prix
de Adjudication payable en- Marsr Sc, 81, ct
'58, en- trois payments eeaux. Lea acquereurs
fournirout leuss billets sodosses . satisfaction,
portant interet . raison dc hut pour cent par
an depths Pech3ance jnsqu'au parfait payment;
payable an bureau du recorder de cetts pa-
roisse. Hipotheque speciale sera retenue sur
Il terrs ct lee e~seIaves pour assurer 10 payment
dss dts biIlets ct tout inierat eventuel.
In veBte aura lieu q Ia residence de Mr..
Melville Roth, dams cette paroisse.
JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
PaFoisse dIberville, &c IL Juliet, l855-jy2l