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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23

WoS'r AFFILIATE. At the moment
when few veteran leaders of the oppo-
sition are INDUCING the pleasing delusion
of uniting all its various elements under
great and harmonious " Peoples Par
ty," the principles of discord and non
utilization begin to manifest themselves
among the masses of these factions.
The Black Republicans (says cotempo-
rary) decline to offer any concessions to
the discarded Know-nothings, and even
evince some alarm at the advances alrea-
dy made, during the late session of Con-
gress, in the vote on the Crittenden-
Montgomery bill. 1t is evident that a
retrograde movement, from the position
then assumed, has become necessary, and
has been already commenced in the Hi
nois campaign. The centrifugal forces
of the Abolition party are too powerful
to admit Of any letting down from the
extreme doctrines which it holds. The
leaders Of that party are themselves con-
trollod by the very fanaticism which they
have provoked, and begin to realize that
they have advanced so far that retroces-
sion or moderation is impossible, and any
attempt at one Or the other would drive
the adherents of the party of the Garri-
son or Phillips stamp into separate and
hostile organizations. To whom will the
"Samites" next apply?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23

DEATH OF GEN JOHN A. QUITMAN.
This sad event took place on the 18th
instant, at bis residence, near Natchez,
Miss, where he had been lying very low
for several days previous to his death. -
The disease which caused his death was
the National Hotel Epidemic" which
it viii be remembered, occurred in Wash
ington, some eighteen months ago, and
resulted fatally to a number of those who
were stopping at that house. He was in
the sixticth year of his age. In the
death Of Gen O., remarks the Washing
Ton Star, the country loses a man of strict
integrity and high moral principle, SOL
der of undoubted courage and ability,
and statesman to whom even his enc
mics accord answering honesty of pur-
pose and true nobility.
Gas- A meeting of the citizens of sew
eral counties on the Eastern Shore of
this State was held at Chestertown, on
Saturday last. to consider what measures
should be adopted for the better security
of their slave property. Speeches wore
made by Senator Pearce, Judge Cham
bers, and other leading men of that Sec
ton, and strong resolutions against all
interference with the rights Of property in
slaves adopted. 1t is stated that recent
occurrences in Kent county and vicinity
have rendered some action on the part of
the people necessary to protect them
selves against few evil disposed persons
who have secretly and clandestinely in
duced their slaves to abscond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
NOTICE!

VIE undersigned, having leased his
Il store for term Of years to G.. w.
Hyatt, would respectfully request those
indebted to him by bond, motto, book
account or otherwise, TO make payment
before the first Of January next. other
wise their accounts will be found ia tho
hands Of an officer for collection.
J. d. BARNSLEY,
july 2-5t+ Mechahicsville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
WANTED.

A SITUATION as Oversecr or Fruit and
"A Vegetable Gardener am competent In
all sorts Of Ditching, Landscape Gardening,
Pruning and Budding Trees Ny recommen.
dations are excellent. For further informn-
ton, apply at this Office. fully
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
TEN ACRES or LAND.

as mentioned and described in decd Of
conveyance from George Taylor and wife
to Michael Brick and Maurice Brick and
Mary his wife, dated January IL, 1857,
and recorded in the land records of said
county, together with all.the Buildings,
Rights, and improvements thereto be-
longing.
If the terms Of sale are not complied
with within six days after the sale, the
property may DO resold at the risk and
expense of the first purchaser, after six
days notice.
Il. l.. ROSS,
july I'D Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
Thursday, the Goth Of July,

instant, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
said deceased, Except the Negroes con-
sisting in part as follows:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23

A PREsENT.-We take great pleasure
in acknowledging the receipt of box
of the most beautiful and delicious honey
from JOHN L. DuFIEF, Esq of this
county. 1t was taken from hive of
PHELPS Patent, which, upon cxamina-
ton, seems to us superior to any other
patent we have ever seen in the rearing
and prcser walton of bees and the making
of honey. Mr.. D. has some half dozen
of these hives, all filled with bees in
most successful operation. We should
like here to give minute description of
the hive, but must content ourselves by
saying that those at all interested in the
raising of bees, would be much graifed
with visit to Mr.. D. 8, and an exani-
nation of his hives.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of an order from the Or
I'D phans' Court Of Montgomery coun-
ty, the subscriber, administrator Of MARY
ANN TRAIL, late Of said county. de-
ceased, will offer at public sale. at the
late residence of said deceased, near
Seneca Mills, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
IMPORTANT NEWS!
Look Out for tine Red Flag
i'm ROckvilIe!!!

TINE LADIES of Rockville and vicinity
L are respectfully Informed that, on Mon
day, the 9th instant the RED FLA G. will be
hosted, at the Rooms second door from the
southwest corner of the Square, and next door
to the Sentinel Office, and we invite all to
come and examine the wonders that will be
exhibited there. Is it not wonder if you
see a NEW STORE there for THIRTY DAYS
ONLY, where Goods can be purchased cheap
er than in the Eastern cties Listen only TO
a few items:
Coates 200 yds. Spools, .............. cents.
Children's Handkerchief, ............ 2 "
l44 good Shirt Buttons, ."............ d"
Very best Palm Leaf Fans, ..-........ 4
Linen Handkerchief, .................. ct Z"
Linen Stitched Shirt Bosoms, .-.... l25"
And thousand other articles in proportion,
useful to everybody.
BONNETS! BONNETSll
of every description and latest styles, from so
cts to 50.
Mantillas, Busters and Shawls, at awful sac
rfcesi Embroideries, parasols, Wells, &c. &c.
We have bought the whole stock Of Balti-
more Fancy and Millinery house, which lately
failed, at so cents on tho dollar, and, in order
to close ont quick, we shall remain here thirty
days only. Therefore come one--como all,
at once, to the New Red Flag Store second
door from the southwest corner of the Square,
and next door TO the Sentinel Office.
july 2---3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
On Tuesday, the 10th day Of
August next.

at o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises, all
that certain Lot or Tract of LAND, sit
uato in the county Of Montgomery and
State of Maryland, and known as part
of the Cross Roads Tavern farm, con-
tnininn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
HORSE, 2 cows, ICALF,
and 2 brood SOyyS.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE--to wit: Seven Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture, Chairs,
Tables, Bureau, Desk, Lounge, Settee.
Mirrors, Clocks, Window Curtains, Car
peting, Candle and Wash Stands, Cup
board and contents, Knives and Forks,
Tea and Table Spoons, Cooking Stove
and fixtures, | Template Stove, And
irons, Shovels aud longs, Stew Kettle,
&c. &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

One Carriage and sett of Double
Harness, lot of Corn, Bar Fixtures, Pair
of Scales and weights, lot of Wbskey
Barrels, Demijohns and Jugs, Grind
stone and Frame, lot of Plank, lot of
Brick, lot of Laths, Gold Watch and
Chain with a great many other articles
too numerous TO cnumerate
TERMS or iSALE.--A credit of
six months will be given on all sums
above Five Dollars, the purchaser or
purchasers giving note with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day of
sale; all sums of Five Dollars and under
cash. No property to be removed until
the terms are complied with.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
REUBEN ROUZEE,
Administrator.
NJ. II. LErToS, Auc'r.
july CTS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23
He SCI TIN Ell
ROCKVILLE, MID.

FRIDAY: JULY %, 1858.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23

EY- 0. W. TREADwELL, Esq, who
has occupied the position of Principal of
the Rockville Academy for the last ten
years, ceased his connexion with this in
stitution on Tuesday last We learn that
he intends to make New Haven, Conn,
his future home. Mr.. T. has been among
us so long, and occupied a position SO
prominent, that his departure is univer-
sally regretted. His urbanc and courte-
Gus manner won for him the esteem of
all, and his great moral worth was pro-
perly appreciated. We regret the Joss
our citizens sustain, and are sorry that
one so useful and so much esteemed should
leave US. We wish Mr.. T. all success
wherever his future home may be.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-07-23

THE ROCKVILLE AcADEMY.-An ex-
animation of the pupils Of this institu-
ton took place, on Monday last, in the
presence of the trustees and number of
ladies and gentlemen. The prompt and
ready answers of the young gentlemen
were highly gratifying to all present, and
reflected great credit upon their teachers
The EXHIBITION. The Court House
was filed to overlooking on Tuesday
night last, to witness the exhibition Of
the students of the Rockville Academy.
The great delight of the audience, the
showers of boquets, and the greatapplause,
attested the approval of this large audi
ence, and we congratulate the young
gentlemen upon their complete success.
The room was beautifully decorated with
flowers and evergreens, the tasty work
of some of the ladies of our village.
The zeal manifested by Mr. Nolan, as
sistant teacher, in preparing for and
conducting this exhibition, is worthy Of
all commentator.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

chons; 80 tetes de Cabris IN superbe Eta
Ion canadien, de 4 ans; cinq Chevaux de
monture un excellent Cheval de sulky uni
PoullH de races de 8 ans un Poulain cana
dien, girls; 2 beaux Poulains, batards-ame-
ricains 2 crosses Juments americaines !; |
Cheval creole Is Charrues de Garretts 10
Essieux en- fer; Chatrettes a mulets 2
Charrettes a beufs Charretts a achesal;
essieu en- fer 10 Herses ; l Diable, essieu
en- fer 5000 barils de mais 225 charretees
de Foin 20 charretees de Fayes !; 500 corics
de Boiis, a la sucrerie. ct 800 dams le bois
da Plant de Cannes spfisant i 200 acres de-
terre {; fIarnais ct Outils de l'habitation ainsl
que trois Cbaudieres a sucre, superaues; ee
500 Briques feu.
CONDITIONS - Toutes sohmes de Gin.
quante piastfes ct au.dessous, compliant, ct
toutes sommes au-dessus de cinquante pias.
tres, payables en- trois termes annuels ct
egaux. a partir du jour de Ia vente !; les ac-
qnereurs fournissant bonnie securite person-
nellie; ct la terre ct les esc1ayes denieurans
jusqu'au plein ct sntier paie-
ment du prix. Les billets FOREFRONT 8 pour
cent dinteret de leur echeance au paiemens.
LASTRAPEs FRbREs.
Ope1ousas, IL Decembre, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25
3 Letne- Ann, enfant a Ia mamelIe.
0 Minty, negresse agee d'environ 18

saz Quatorze Mulets; A Cheyaux
s creoles; l cheval american; 2
<=sNezy~2Y, ,paires de beufs de tire; 20 tetes
ss'SeSz'ssssssd de moutons; environ so tetes de
cochons; un lot d'outils de tonnellier; passe.
partout; egoine, tarrieres, ciseaux; un moulin
a mais; outils aratoire, compass ct chaine d'ar-
penteur; une boite d'instruments mathema-
tiques; un Buggy ct harnais; meubles meu-
blants; batterie de cuisine; une chaudiere a
sucfe ct un lot de mais. -
Conditsons:-Toutes sommes de cinquan-
te piastres ct au-dessous, payables compliant.
Les effets mobiliers i un credit de douze mois
du jour de la yente, pourvu que 10 montant
de laehat allie au.dela de cinquante piastres.
Les csclaves un credit de douze mois, du
jour de la vente. L'habitation ct les terres
un credit de un, deux ct trois ans, du jour de
Ia vente, paYables en- trois placements annuels
ct egaux. / Les acauereurs deVant fournir
leurs obligations avec caution solidaire d Ia
satisfaction de lExecuteur Testamentaire.-
hesdites obligations faites payables au bureau
de Caleb u. Swayze, en- la vile des Opelou-
sas, q pordre du tireur. ct par lui endossees;
lesquelles porteront interet d 8pour cent, de
Pecheance. Les terres ct les esclaves demeu-
rant hypotheques jusqu 'au Placement final du
principal ct des interets qui pourront s'accro1
tire. Aucune propriete ne sera ivree avant
que les conditions de la vente ne soient rem
plies. G. L. SWAYZE,
.Egecmteur Iest0nent0s7e
de la succession de James Morgan
Opelousas rs Decembre 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25
LIE MESSAGE DU PRESIDENT.

La longueur -dn Message ct lezigaite de
notre formatIne nous peFnaettant pas de don.
ner. ca entier Get important document, ne,aa
en- analyson seulemeat les priacipaux pas.
sages sss:fs.. i Il ..sssz q.
Les sujets abordes ct trait6s par le Presi-
dent son noEnbreux. Ills attestent que l'aa-
nee politiaae ii etG lahorieuse. et qne les
Etats- u mis- voient peindre d l'horizon une
fouIe de questions delieatcs atlii n'occuperont
ct preeeeuperont i. coup sur, non seulement
l'admils sation aetuelle mais les administra-
tions futures 4ss HIN
La question du Kansas ell le premier suist
qui tient une .grande place ,Ians le message
de- N. Buchanan. REIMBURSEMENT Gle y
figure comme nne question dsfnitivement
tranchee, don't le Fetour no troablara plus 10
repos d1u pays. Nous d Ten fappellerons p,.s
toutes les phases que le President 4 dl con
signer dans son messaes, moius. nous pespe@
rons, pour ile plaisir q accumaler sdes phrases
que pour "a tirer une lecon, eomme IL dit
lui-meme, a l'adresss du pays On Sc .soai-
Went ct On se sonYiendra Iongto1slps de l'ss-
motion prcduite dn Nord au Sad, par toas
les incidents suryenus dams Sens du dreit
des Egatssa leur uVefaihat6 IA
ce qui coneerne reselavage. Pour applanir,
en- tout cas-, les difficulties cue pourraieslt
soulever, dams l'ayeAir, tout eas anal
President recommande al Con le passage
dun acte general ea il sera ssipuA que.7a b
ravenirs toutes les fois aIa Hi Terfitoitn
pourra justiiier qne ~ p5pnl ation Ell asssz
nom mbreusa paur lni, persnetare d Sire III
menbre aa Congress. & Rr6aiaent deyra faai1e
pruceder a un resenseunenk VI Il oe rccenss-
naent eat satisiaisant, II Ierritoire sera sl..
toris4 d ktablir une constit tuition a 'Etat ut,i
pr6parera son admission dams Union
L.exp6dition de Utah q et6 l'objet dan
lonR azposs et fle leng g,les exp IONS de III
part dn President. seInhraseant Hhiatoriqae
des fats depniis III procla anation de Brigham
Young d u dats .du - septsmbre, jnsqu'a
Feat acIaeI ts cette calnppgne quiI 4 ast
terminGe nar Ii. aii pacaiiiliicstiion d. erritoirs,
graee aus \ IA iois snerg giasles
Eaatsrnal dill 0nts ete pFises
sn fait az Qneasiena apAcia element inhA-
IleuTss, Il PrssidenG. apr3a apkif rappel6 aaa
crIse fiHaagsAres IA laaaneaf aprssl
ssetFa siaTe enntre n Az eredit genaa.1
ralHsaent adopt dams JJnion q pres arpar1
stabll u lance les reeetses e des 6penssssI
du Raysp ppar aaaalrer lei sserv iaes kn6ranx, II
conclu 4 I'adoption 'uD sasiif protectsur xu
double point de vuA a 'un sesbissptlent t11,s
Ind NJ gsss sile liil-
dnsbriie natiofss III. s 1s=.
y Les tsstii iissls sssupenk aIls.
graz dailss i messa da y desalal
-
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25
Il VENDRE.

Egl On ofrre vendre, des conditions a.
lsssE vantageuses, une belle propriete avec 4
terrains, situee sur lie cote Quest du Ba-
you lesson, aux Opelousas, CONSTANT en- une ex-
cellente maison de residence. cuisine, depense
yasin fourrage, ecurie, logement pour domesti-
lues, lie tout neuf ct en- parfait ordre.
Pour renseignements, s'adresser sau Bureau du
Courier des Opelousas. I25 Dec. 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

"a A runeur, avec ses cent voiix, cireule
MA le bruit que le steamer Bayou Belle
ne demeurera pas dams notre navigation du.
rant Ia saison entisre. Je contredis cette
assertion ct assure au public que ce bateau
demeurera permanemment dams cette nayi-
cation. G. G. BRIDGES, cap5tasue.
25 Decembre 1853. u. -
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

@A UN Negre age d'environ al ans, bon Lao
boureur ct Negro de champ. In payant un
q tiers compliant, IN credit reasonable sera
.s-4 acseEde. Rqas plus de- renseisnements, s'a.
dresser pE;dtenr su Cou,yier7des Opaloasas. s,f
II Deeemkie, 1858: $. =
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25
Vente P.ablique.
,cession de feu James B. Davis.

q E public est par le present averti quill
- sera yendu, en- vente publique, au plus
oArant ct dernier encherisseur, a la derniere
residence de feu James B., Davis, situee sur
lie Bayou Rouge, par la vote dun eneanteur,
ou par le soussigne administrator, le
Mards, Is yaaavier proclaim 1859,
les proprietes ei-dessous decrites, apparte-
nant a la Succession du dit James B. Davis,
decede, d ssvoir: 9@
UN CERTAIN
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

CO. a une assenlblee des dSnocrates de ia Pa
rosseV eERilop, tenae aAbbgrille, le coura mt,
Ia resolution suivante etc adoptee: 8sai@stS
u" Rssolu, Que FHon Albert VOORHEES,, iuge pre-
sdent de Ia Cour du lame Dstrict est notre premier
choix pour la charge de Juge-Associ6s desh Cour
Supreme, ct que les del6gu6s de cette Parosse la
Convention de Baton Rouge sont requis de doaner
aeur vote . . s1 "a .-.@ y. : = : 2. .
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

AcEUx our oSr BEsolN D'EscLAvEs, ATTENTION
Mardi proclaim, &c esclaves ceoles wont etre ven.
: dus Id Vieille Grande Prairie, CONNIE aussi une
habitation ct dautres proprietes.
Jeudi, le ao,j;h vents dune belle habitation su-
criere aura lieu 4 Mountvile. eBautres paopriAt@s,
terfes, mulets, etc, seront egalement veadues j.
Pour autres informations, nous refsrons nos lee
teurs aux avis dang Ie Journal de ce ious. IA. ~.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25
" eNte Publiuue.

Par le soussigme, ea,canteur pubzic, dams
ct pour la Pessoisse st. Lanzry.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

@Mardi deinier au seir, le magasin de IL. Bloch
de notre vile, ste dsfohce, ii des marchandses,
pouia vaear de plusieurs centaines de piastres en-
ont etc voices d parait que le veieur, Isl aa seul
il yavaia oubis son habit dams ie magasin, lequel,
nous esp6rons, sufta Ala decouverte De raateur du
- 4
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

Dscsds-A sa residence, en- cette vile, marii der
nier, q courant, N. EUeEaE BERc1ER, age d'envi
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25
Opelousas, Is Decembre 1888
.COUsSE =! COURSE!!!

..COURSE!! COURSE!!!
Ri NE course aura lieu Mardi 4 Janyier
" proclaim, 1859, sur le chemin de Mar
tin Andrepont, connu CONNIE etant. tle che
min de r. L. Pitre, d 4 miles d lOuest des
Opelousas, entire les cheyaux suivants:
!. Cheval alezan de Francois Joubert. =
q. Cheyal sagne d'Alcide Bertrand.
3. Cheval baye de Francois D: Pitre.
q. Chevai canelie de Martin Andrepont.
Opelousas rs Decembre 1858. 2f.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

Nous somnes antorise annoncer quune as
semblee en- masae du Parti Democratic de cette Pa
roisse aura lieu la sMaison de cour dams la vile
des Opelousas, e lundi, janvier prochain dams lie
but De chosir.des delegues pour rspresenter Ia Pa
roisse St. Landry la Convention qui ansa 5le,
Baton Rouge, a rouverture de Ia prochaine session
de Ia Legislature, atm de cfoisir un candidat pou
Juge Associe de Ia couf Supreme, pour &c District
en- yue de felectiondavri proclaim. ,.,....,.s
II est consider6 du devoir de font bon democratic
d'assister 4 eette assemblee ct dy exposer ses
opinions a ce suet.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-12-25

Sam Congo, negre de champ, age de IS
Elizabeth, couturiere ct cusiniere. IS
Robert, excellent sucrler, ct laboureur, 80
! Caroline, sa femme, femestique de mai
son, blanchisseuse ct repasseuse, 26
John, son enfant, $
s Robert, 3
Jane, ct sa tamille, 25
0 Sarah, II
10 Sidney, 8
II Aimee, ,
IL Betsy, &
l3 Jacob, charretier. 40
Ia Dinah, sa femme, cuisiniere, 30
Is Cecilia, son enfant, 8
l6 Henry Collins, negre de champ, labour, %
| II Sophia. sa femme, 20
l8 Rosalie, $
l9 Simeon, q
20 John, laboureur excellent, %
81 Becky, sa femme, negresse de champ, Is,
q Sylvanie, 6
% Elias, 3
"a Guilaune, laboufeur excellent, 80
25 Julia Ann, domestique de maison etsne-
gresse de champ, 30
26 Louisiana, sa file, 13
|27 Warren, S
% Big Sam, bon sucrier ct charretier, 35
20 20 Charity, n3esresse de champ lmaladive], IS
80 Tilman, 10
81 York, excellent travailleur ct assez bon
charpentier, 80
80 Gertrude. sa femme, cusiniere ct negres-
Sc de champ, 90
SO Anthony, excellent nsgre, IL
IS IS VI Watkins, y
SO Peter, 3
81 Henry Brent, excellent tonnelier ct ne
gre de champ, 81
3e Judit h, sa femme, negresse de champ, 20
80 Edmond, 10
40 George Washington, No. 1, 81
al Peggy, negresse de champ, 20
az Martha, 8
43 Alexander, s.
A William, aflige Dune harnie, equarris-
seur ct negre de champ, SIS
As Betsy, sage femme, so
IS Tom William, nsgre de champ excellent, IS
Al Jack Benjo, ingenieur, IS
48 Hannah, nsgresse de champ, 80
40 Lucy, - 40
so johnson, excellent MACON, bon charpen-
tier d'habitation, SIS
81 Julia, sa femme, negresse de champ, 22;
SO Caroline Black, n6gresse de champ, 81
SO Wesley, 3
81 George Reckenbacker, excellent labou-
reur, ..-ss..- .-s-ss.- 24
IS Eliza, sa femme, excellente negresse de
champ, "a
56 Dick, q
81 Isaac, negre de champ ct labe ureur, IS
5s Maria, s$ rs..-- 80
SO Jim, excellent sujet, 81
60 Rachel, le
81 Pierre, laboureur, 10
62 Toussaint, II 4a 10
63 Madison, excellent bucheron, 25
81 David, ordinaire, 40
65 Thomas, excellent travailem, laboureur 2s
66 Jackson, excellent forgeron, 2e
81 Frances, domestique de maison ct ne
gresse de champ, z s 22
6s Anaise, S
50 Aaron, 3
10 Manuel, afiigs Dune hernie, iardinier, 60
II Albert, negre de champ, As
72 Ellen, bonne travailleuse, 20
70 Lewis, son enfant,
"a Charles negre de champ, so
rs Clinchin, paltrenier. GU
76 Horace, nsgre de champ, 32
II Pithion, marron, ~ So