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sgEES d,EEECEYON.

4 TTENDU. QUEEN veItu dune Proclamation
n de son excellence Robt C.. Wicklihe, Gou-
%verneur de Fiat de la Louisiana, en- date du II
Janvier, adresse au soussign6 Sheriff de la pa
r"isse dIberyiile, laquelle Proclamation ordonne
qu'une ELECTION soft tenue dams cette pa
roisse par les votants dument qualities,
LRFdl 6 ZONE. jour de Ferricr proclaim,
1850, &c 9 henres du matin, a 4 heures du soir
atm d elire, dams la dite Election du Second Dis
tnct de la Conr Supreme de la Louisiana. lin
Juge Associe, a la place De lEIon. J. l.. COLI
Juge Associe du dit Second District, resigne.
En- consequences de la dite Proclamation. Je
solssisne sherif, dome avis aux votapts de ee,te
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SEVERN PORCHE, SAcr;G.

On the same day, month and year, and at the
same place, the undersigned viii sell a: AUG
lion TIE one undivided half Of the two above
described tracts of land, ~:
a tract situated in this parish on ;he Mis-.
sissiPpi river, having ten ar1en,s front on said
river, ~ depth Of forty Sryents, bounded
above by bayou Moreau, aid Below by the tract
described below.
Aud also, another tract OF land on the Mis-
sisSlpPi liver, hayin: ten arpcrts frunt on said
river, bounded above BY tract absvc described.
and below By isnd> claimed BY DR.. Z. Cooley
and also by t. f. Williams, both tracts ccn-
tanning nine hundred and ihjr;y-iye and CS. 100
acres, more or less, together with all the build.
ihgs and Improvements thereon.
The undivided half 10 be sod hv the ra9cr-
signed belongs 10 4. BenveEne, Of tie ely Of
New Orleans, and viii to sold on the followinu
terms and coud lions, viz:
The purchaser to assume payment of three
promissory notes Of tweDty-three Hundred and
thiriy>eigit 45.lCO dollars each, dated New
Orleans, Jan. !, 1853, and payable at two, three
and tour years after date, bearing 6 per cent
interest from dates per cent from maturity
1t not then paid. Said notes bearing mort
gage on the undivided half of the above tracts
belonging to said Bienyenu. The balance Of
the price, cash on the spot.
w. Ii. COOLEY,
JAM hrctione,
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paroisSe. qu'une Election aura lieu dams ceIte pa
roisse d'IberyiIlc, et ii est ordOnnt aux commis-
saires nommc a Get cAct, de tenir la dlte Elec-
ton on serout Clus Ioliicier ci-dessus specific
Ell couformilG dc la loi, dams les Districts dElec-
ton suIvants:
Bayou Gaula. Ter District, a fHotel Buena
Vista, Messrs. Emile Riviere, Emile Slsur Ell
Ernest COmesDg, commissioners.
Plaqucmine, 9me District, a la maISon de Cour,
Messrs. J. II. Rils, NJ. \. Esteyan ct Auguste
Levert, fils, commissaireS.
Dams lie 3me. District, a "a residence de Michel
Schlatre, pcre, Lucieu MiIionueanX, Oscar Du-
puv ct Alfred Grcaud, commissioners.
Village, line. District. an magasin de Messrs,
Bisscl ct .Schla,rc. Mcssrs. Alexander Roth,
Amilcar Dupuy ct T.. Nerdux, commi>saires.
Oaks. 5me. District, a IA majson de Pierre
Richard, Mcs,rs. Adolphe Hebert, Pierre Richard
Ell Jules Leblanc. cOmmiSsaireS.
Island, Gme. District. an magasin d'Elward
DupUy, Me,srs. Jos, Walsh, ?. j. Cole ct Lu-
ciea Guedry. commissaires.
ives Mil" 7me. District, Bayou Sorrcll.
Messrs. Geo. MItcheltree, Jos. J. Leblanc ct
Telismar Totlier. commisSaiIes.
"Grosse Icte," SINE. District, a Ia maiSon DE
cole, Mes>rS. Juo. Slack, Emile Dupuy et w. j.
Began, commi>Saires.
Les commissioners De Ia dte Election feront
leurs reiourS dams les dGials youius par la loI, au
s]oussigaG sheriff la maison de Cour.
Sisne olicialement a la paroisse d lb~erviile, ce
IS Jauyier, 1860.
jan2l TIIEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
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SEG.sR Ey'TEREST.
Important to Sugar Planters.
TIME undersigned would call the particular at
l. tention OF Planters TO the
Star ESaSGlSSe Furnace,

F. patented June II, 1855.
lis advantages are as follows.
1st. It's operation is effected entirely by natu-
raj draft.
%. lis perfect combustion OF Bagasse of any
quality.
Sd. Ii is under the entire control of the En-
gineer, and can consequently make more or less
steam as required.
4th. twill burn Bagasse for either one or
two sets of Kettles, without increasing the size
of the Furnace.
9Th. II contains no CRATE bars or Iron Work
IN the interior.
9th. 1t Is self feeding, a new and beautiful
arrangement OF hopper, admitting tH~ Bdsa-se
regularly into the Furnace, while al The same
lime il is incapable Of arrangement.
eth. II cuits neither sparks. smoke or neat
from the feed opening, 50 that II can be- placed
in 1.-THE interior OF the Sugar House ~ more COVE
nient. I he Furnaces of Nessr-. Gr-aul 4 De
blieux, and Col. +. q. ". Bul.er-both Of her
viiIe-are III the interior of the Sugar House
Sth. Owing TO the arrangement ol air Aues,
and exit flame and smoke arches, the exterior
Of the Furnace is at all times perfectly cool.
9Th. the quantity OF Stag formed, towing 20
the perfect combustion Of the Bagasse, and the
heats being carried off as fast as generated is
considerably diminished.
10th. The Furnace can be cleaned CUt while
IN operation, with The greatest facility, the con-
s,ruc;ion ul the hearth causing the ashes aud Stag
TO accumulate at the ash doors.
llth. The lam is caused TO act equally on
the entire length of the boiler, instead OF being
thrown on one particular part, as is the case in
all other Furnaces.
l2lh. Should the water accidentally become
too low in the boiler, the heat aud flame can. in
an instant be turned into the chimney through
another channel, andso prevent the formation Of
steam. The damper to Eject the above arrange
ment is placed at such a distance from the ire.
that there is no possibility OF its becoming warp
ed or Incapable OF acting.
18th, ltoccupies less space, and is consequent
y more economical OF construction than any other
BlgsSse Furnace.
l+th. It's great economy of fuel. seldom re-
quir!ag over half a cord OF wood ia twenty four
hours. The above quantity of " ood WIZ furnish
Sufficient steam for Cane Engine and steam pan.
besides allowing a surplus which may be used
Tor clarifying.
2ead the following testimonials from well
known Sugar Planters:
for iurthe please address the Pa.
l~entee. EVAN SKELLY,
Plaquemine, Parish OF Iberville.
December 18Th. ISIS
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kf1f Ge Jg LOHisfgre.

Copr d" Nc"ricmc District Jadiciairc, Pa
ro'ssc d.h Poiate Coupse.
Dams fafTaire De Ia succession de JONI
IiAGAN, Jr.
TONFO2MEMENT a un ode defI,ono-
~ Fable Cour dl Sixi6me Distinct IuIici.
aire, dams Ell pour IA paro,Sse ct Fiat -Hsdll..
Je, soussigno, Shur:f ta ce;re par,is-p. oIrra,
en- veute Publique, >ur ieS iieuy, 4 aa mi,le BE
Faiterage de la R.y!tie Rouge, en- tie pa
roisse,
MSrdi. 7ae j0ur 4, Ttrr;sr, 1850. .
a /! b, Ak les ProPrie'G- suissates, i, PEN
dani de Ia d:ie succession, savCir:
fERRE:
10. Uu certain lot de si:ue A m mile
de i'at'crage De IA ri,itre Rouge en- ce!te pa
roisse fai>aut face SUI il V,eIile Eiyi6re ct
borne du cote den haul par ia tcrre dc Joscyh
Torras, cunteusnt environ douze cents vinrt
deGx acres de supericie, ayec toutes les anne.
l,Caratinns.
Les Esclaves sGivan;s appartenant a laditc
Ifabilation:
Tom, Negro age De G5 ans.
Yates, negre age de 80 ans.
Glenn, negre age de IS ans.
Abraham, age de SO ans.
Richard, age de 90 ans.
Jack Brown, negre age dc 35 ans.
Thornton, negre de % ans.
Marie, negresse agee De 30 ans.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO valuable Tracts of Land. for which .z
l. the owner has the j.. S. Patent. sitna Ef&
ted IN the Parish of lberville on the Bayous Va.
rangouin and Crosse Tete.
list Tract Of Land, Lots No. / and .. containing
200 acres, well dmbered land, in Township S Of
Range 10 East-section 65.
2nd Tract, Lots numbered G and 7, Of Section
o., OF Township Z, of Range 10 East, located a
short distance from the Crosse Te;e Rail Road.
This tract is well timbered also, with the best OF
cypress, and contains 100 acres.
TERMs-One third Cash-ihe balance in one
and two years. For further information apply
at this Office. iei
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GAZETTE 6 SEhIIhEL.
From the n Y. Homo journal
The Deeds Of Marion's NEen--A Song
ne Tho GansI


The Deeds of Marion's N.en--A Song
of the south.
Our poets may sing OF the lives that ding
Their light DER a world sublime,
And sages may tell of the names that dwell
Like stars DER the clouds of time;
But among the deeds that are sung or told.
In the legions Of now or then,
There are none more bright, there are none more
Than the deeds of Marion men.
In the gloomiest strife of our country ; life.
When her dawninS was uarkeued by night;
When tyrants were found on her hottest ground,
And her friends were scattered IN lishv,
When the best OF her Children, ansrmed and uu-
fed,
Were hunted through cavern and glen
The red ranks of Albion trembled with dead
At the deeds of Marion's men.
All! the emblems We raise to Acknowledge Their
praise
Will not crumble in tempest or wave;
Their monuments stand through the length OF the
land,
In the hearts of the noble and brave;
For their memory will shine, aud their Story ui!
last
Giving light to the days that have been;
And long shall our freemen be proud Of .ne post,
And the deeds of Marion's men.
Whenever a gun in the glad mornings sun;
When the stars of our banner uniuTiel,
Proclaim the great day whose heau'iiul ray
Gave freedoms first hope TO the world;
When the shouts for our heroes like deep thuu-
ders roll
From ocean TO mountain top-then
Then remember the grandeur OF Marion's soul,
And the deeds of Marion's men.
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EEECxEO.Y':tDyFCE,

/ MI"HEAS. by vinn~ OF a Proclamation OF
~ Ills Excel ohcy. EoAt. c. Wlcal.rr. Gov
eTnor Of the State OF Louisiana. b,a.inr date
January II, 1850, addressed TO tie rnd, ri c,-
Cd, SherT cgtae pari~h Of ~,b-IviIIe, AZ ELEC.
IION Is ORDER % Se held in this parish, by tn;
qualified voters ti~reoG on
NONDAY FEBRUARY 20th, 1860,
fer The purpose Of e%lccling an Associate Justice
from the Srcond Supreme Court D~i,i7ic, Of Lou.
is'ana' to al The Sacanry occasioned hy n. re-
sgn'4H IL Ct liol. J. L Cole, Associate Justice for
sa;i District.
No~. t1er7fore, by yirtua of the Proclamation
aioreS=Ii, Eaiice is hereby given 10 the Gpalifed
votera Of the parish Of iJery lie, that anEIectiou
VII be Eeid, Az The ccmmissiorers appoiuted To
hold sa'd !ieceon throughout the parish. ar.
here commanded 10 hold said Election, for the
purpose Of eiectirg the officer above specified. on
TIC SAID Monday, the 2Jth day Of Feanuarv
next, 1851, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. n.
ana = oIioc" :. H., ia strict accordance to law, at
The following Election Precincts, ia wit:
Bayou Goula, 1T Election Precinct. Bu-pa
VISTA Eote'-NeSsrs. Emile Rlyiere, Emile Sigur
ana Ernest Com"auX, commit @sioners.
Iiaquemjnc, % Election Precinct. Conri Uons-
= H. EHs, VI, A. EStevan aud August Leyert,
commissioners.
Sd Election Precinct, residence of Michel
Sch!atre, sr.-Luc!en Marionneaux. Alfred Gre.
AVID and Oscar Dupry, commissioners.
village, 4th Election Precinct, Bis-ell &: Schla-
tres store-AleN. Roth, Aruilcar Dupuy and En-
nest Nereaux, commissioners.
Oaks, 9TH Election Precinct, Uouse Of Pierre
i~ichaTd-Adolpho ilebert. Pierre Richard and
@uieS Leblanc. commissioners.
Island 6h Election Precinct, Store Of Ed
Guard Du2uy, Jos. Walsh, P.J Cole and Lucien
GuctTV, commissioners
Ives Mile, 9Th Election Precinct, Bayou Sor-
reii-Geo. Mitcheitree, JOS ]. Leblanc and Tells
mar ToHier, commissioners.
Crosse Tete, sth Election Precinct, "School
iiouae-Jno. Slack, Emile Dupuy and WI. b.
gar, commissioner.
Returns of the said Election, duly certified, TO
be made, within the legal delay, by the commis-
sion'rs holding the same, to me, the undersigned
Sh'r1f, under the penalty Of tie law.
Signed officially at the parish Of lberville, this
18th day Of January, A. d.. 1850.
Jan2l DHED. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOX'S' COLLEGE,.
P~LAQUEMINE. II

THIS institution is now omen fol
~ the admission of pupils. The setvi
~Az ces of NJ. PARoT, an accomplished
teacher OF French, have been secured for this de
partment and he will be on the ground in a fe IS
days, when those desiring instruction in thi.
branch can be accommodated. The principal will
also soon take up his residence in the institution
when a limited number of pupils from abroad
may be accommodated with board.
Special pains will be taken in preparing youth
thoroughly for College, in order that their future
course may be both easy and satisfactory. The
same care will also be taken with those who NAV
wish to prosecute their classical studies beyond
the rudiments in this institution.
"A careful supervision will be.exercised over the
morals, habits and conduct ofpupils during school
hours or while residentin the institution.
The following are the
TERMS OF TUITION, sc.
Primary English, per month, $500
Advanced English studies, 400
French, with English branches, 500
Latin, French and English, combined, 1000
Board, per month, 1900
Washing, extra,
u All bills payable monthly.
instruction in Painting and DRAWING given In,
he institution, if desired.
PAUL SELBY, Principal
Plaquemine La, Oct. s,h, 1859. octs
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Barber Shop Removal.

NICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public that he has removed
his Barber shop from Bank street 10 the house on
Main street lately occupied as a Barber shop by
Bisson.
While thanking his friends for their favors.
n. BIEHLER takes this occasion to say that he
'gill leave nothing undone TO give the Utmost sa-
Lisfaction to all who patronize him. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TFEE TUFTLE ROUSE.

- The undersigned roprIetor deems
ASS sSit cVpe lent TO inform the TRAY
Ss3S u ELLlNG PUBLIC ia particular, a.
sSs well ds Regular BoarleIs. that the
above ilouse-yhIch ha, been established about
two years. more as a Private Boarding House
thau a Hotel-has lately. by the ad,l Ice oil friends
and the urgent demands of lhe public. been ex-
tended TO a depth as g'cat as lis former length.
and now presents, IN the extent and styl" Of us
class Hotel, second TO 10 other in the country pa
rshe., to which he invites the attention of all re-
curing crOInmodatiun of the character which
NAV be expected a. q first class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE Is most eligibly situa-
ted, both Tor The convenience OF Travellers and
the Business Commuui '. Ii Is situated on the
corner OF Bank and PiaquemIue streets. opposite
the steamboat iandHg. and Immediately OF a liue
TIth the late Planters tblSseit>l Hotel. and
about one hundred yards distant from the river.
In iroHt oi the House there j. a han some porti-
co. aUJye and below, an extensive Reading
and Reception Room. in which then Is one o.
The b"st >afss. tor the Preservation OF valusb.es.
any where 10 be ioUnl-s je!ighthu Dining Room
and BET kpotns. &c. that cannot be- eIcr!lpd IA
front ant party around the house there i ward
10 h"e ST-rn sward. most dclightl1I ior children.
In i!u-. th. unI-rsrsb-di~ conhrlenitAat Travel.
eIs Nut liEers viii tILdat he FUTILE HOUSE
cc@iv omiuTt aud attention tiat could be ex-
O. ~ Hotels ui tie highest =, pu'ajIon. aud IL
prices that cannot TAI 10 be acce, Lib,e.
The late improvements being now ssimos,
completed. vita an entire ue~ otlst Of Fnrni-
'u'e. Bedding. g., iks IgTTkE GoJSE Is
Co., ,euily i-soaa open 10 tie public as a mrs;
class Agjef. 10 which the undersigned specially
invites all who desire quiet and elegant accom-
Inodaiions.
novf3-tf J. 5. FUTILE.
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DER. MANGJM.

HAVING permanently located at the Indian
IL Village. nine miles below Plaquemine. on
The f~iaquemine Bayou in Iberville parish, Lou
lslana, is now prepared TO treat all persons who
are Iaboring under Chronic affections, whether
male or female. And he would respectfully saw
from long experience that he can treat the fol-
loving diseases successfully. viz: All diseases
oil The Womb, Prolaps, Uteri, Dysmenorrhea or
painful Aenstruailon, Menorrahgia, Fluor Albus
or Whites, diseases Of the Ovaria. Chlorosis
or Circumstances, Cessation of the Catamenia in
females Anemla in the male, Bronchitis or in
halnatlon OF the bronchiel tubes of the lungs. Cat
arm, Consumption, Chronic diseases of the Liy.
er ana Spleen, Diseases ofihe pahcreatic Glands,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Chronic Uiarbea
Chronic Dysen'ery and all Venereal Affection.
my2l-6m
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AuctiOneer

I'VE Undersigned, having been appointed an
L Auctioneer for the parish of Iberville. will
P1nctuaily attend 10 all business in that line
winch may be entrusted TO his eaie.
Letters addressed to me will be directed 70 &c,
Gabriel Postofice.r
jys-3m AUG. CHRisTrN
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To Planters, Mechanic, and Cap
itaii>ls.


itaii>ts.
THE undersigned wouldcczli atrention 10 ms
L "NEM IMPROVED WOOD TAR COAL
FURNACE Patented Dec. 81, 1853. its adj
vantsges are as follows.
list. It's great economy of fuel, its consumption
being invariably fifty per cent less than by the
ordinary arrangement.
2. Its coTbustion of fuel being perfect, it is
consequently snokeless.
3. Ii 10 under The entire control of the atten-
DAFT, eombnsliOn proceeding at a uniform rate
independently of the amount OF fuel admitted.
4. There being no open ashpit, danger from
fire Is Obviatcd.
>. The cleaning out of ashes can be effected
with as much facility as in the ordinary form of
furnace.
8. The fame being distributed evenly.
throughout the entire length Of the Boiler. lis
iiabiiIiy 10 become burned is considerably d.
minished.
4. II can be adapted TO every form Of Boiler
or Sugar Kettles.
5. 1t Is peculiarly applicable TO steamboat
Boilers "a the fire can be checked without open
Ing the Flue Caps. and the exterior of the fur
ia e beng at all times perfectly cool, STOW
room is increased as the freight may be placed IN
direct contact with the sides of the Furnace.
1ae above Furnace has been in successful one
ration IN lbeTvill- aud adjoining parishes for the
ldst year m'dIldo.y erecting a saving oil fifty
per cent in flei.
The unjersi .ned refers to the foI!owiny gem
who have had his furnace in use:
Va!sin J DdpIy, l5eryiIle.
Michel Schlatre, y
Gervais SchlaiTe,
J.S. Leblanc. -
Chs. \. Brusl6, 4"
Davenport 4 Ford, Lafourche.
HIl n Markham, Baton Rouge
Purchasers will find the above a profitable in
For further particulars address the Paientee,
EVAN SHELLY,
P~laquenine,
janis Parish of Iberyile.
20 Louisiana Parish Rights, tand Rights for
the States of the Union-axcept louisiana for
sale.
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WE receive every week fresh supplies OF
w Groceries and for sale on reasonable terms
jani2 ROTH, DEBLlEVK& co.
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leila, negresse de % ans.
Johanna, agce de % ans, ct son fills Ellie, age
de 3 ans.
Augeline, agce De 80 ans.
Betty, negres>e dc 80 ans, ct SEES e]nfants,
Rcita de 8 ans, ct Charlotte dc 10 mois.
Sarah, ncgresse de 20 an.
krtty, 81 ans, ct son enfant, Washington,
age dc | an.
Amanda, age de 81 ans, Ell son enfant age
De 5 ans.
Suzanne, agce de II ans.
Koran. It 50 ans.
Ain.i qas les b.eus meubles appartenant i
Ia di'e h,b'ta;iun.
IS ,'c's, IN Poncy brun, 4 pajres do
boeuis. 30 tCtcs de bCtps a cofues, 60 tctcs de
cOchon- plus on nous, IN Gitb'e; TN wagons
cannes, un moulin a cotton, IN buggy aycc
nuruaiS, ct u lot d'oGtis a frrgeIon.
Auss, a motto ludyi-e les mcub!cs ct Tau.
ire mor:, appartcnan' a jones iiagin sur la
diie ha.i'a'tou, uue Chlyrrtte 4 bueuiS, IS
charrucs, 3 pc. Is. / htrSp-, , doUz. he,h"s. 10
piOcht., "a vjcIlcs p~,oeacs, des c.aIncs =
wagon, ct ch1.rue>, ~ corles dc bJts.
lie ioat sert vcntu eu BIOS asec les ,crncs
e conditions suigaUtas:
ISrmcy Fl caudiLi.as d. h rsate:
Tn quar-, "a prix d'a4Jndcation payable
compliant Ie JOUR de Ia vepse, ct la blisuce ia
prix d'atj4i cation payab.es en- tre.s pale
mcnts a"Uue,s ct cgauX. ~L'acqucrenr devrd
fpnru!r -es Ill cts, gaysb!e a IA Bavqne des
CtoyeHs &c Ia Louisiana; pour le credit une
hyp.t.vice spectacle srrl russrvce sur IA dte
prophet. Hnur a-,@-er ie placement das tit-
billet, gai I.r.yroni ~iuterst~ a bait pour Ceat
par 2u ia jour &c IA vonle Jusfu'a hna' paje.
meut.
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8. Also, ths following mo'eaa.cs attached
to said plantation, viz:
IS mules; brown pony, / yoke Ct oxen,
80 head of cattle; AID about 65 head st hogs;
l pair Of timber wheels, ! caue wagon, l GIN
stand, l bnggy-h=rness; aud sci OF black
smith tools.
4. Also, the undivided half Of tie f~al'ow.rg
described mUycabIes (:as o'5er half belonging
to James iIagan9 also attached to sad pInst-
lion, viz:
l OK cart. IS P!ows. / >crapers, / spales, =
shovcl>, / ]harrow-, , dozen a"c-, Is NV hoes,
70 Cd hoes, wagon aud pow gears, OK eta rs
and yoke-, 80 cords steamboat wool; 30 b.
sid in block, on tie Glowing .trm- ~ con-
d!taoUss 20 WIZ:
one-i"ar'' o' The rrica q adirl ca'i7a pay
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lie meme jour, az mtue lieux c; q Ia meme
heu'e, j. s,u->igne cff-irli en- ,ente pub que.
IA u.oiie ir4si>e Ics dts a.r, &c terre pr.cc.
dent, %sayojr:
In lot * teri" si'U5 CR cat;e p9ro;ssp,' sur
Ia d:ie rT'el", sur uue profundvnr De qu,ranie
aTpeit-, bora" cu out den haat ptr le baycu
hoceta Il dh laEr!e cote urr IA tcrrc C.-aIrG,
drcrtr. ri aG-si uE g-'re lot ~ 1yrrp. str Ia
rv!Cre Mi~sS- pp,, syiaf DIX srrynts &c face
su7 Ia G,c TlV,Cre, by.nc G'Ya cC,u p4- IA leLse
pFcre-'n'e 81 dan autre co'o p~tsies terreSfe-
Gland par ls itr.-LSoU,cy a eussi par II. =.
" ilismS; les denx dis asis De terres contcaan,
cenftfrnic eiBq acres SO 100 d'acre, Plus ~
nein<. svec tun'es les t2tis~cs ct an&lors-
liens. La moiue indiyise ii ,-ra ~,en,iue pr
10 soHS~lgne, aF?ar,ieut a 4. Z en,enr De Ia
.s"uvtir OrlcNns c. lsdte lcrre scra rcndse
ANY icr.Rcs e. condliota agisau's:
L'acqrcrcnr aSSnwcfa ,e pa'gm-..t dc3 ,roi-
htle's-rrumi-sy fos DC dc1x m,.ie .fois cent
.I'n'' barr P~'asties, IS G, ,il,uu late De Ia
Me. OrIcsn- Ter !lUy,,r 1879, pay.b a dtux.
t1olS et fnat'e ans, ct pr;,ai C , ar en-:
d ni6Tti d 1a;e e 5 vsurc utay.es IN. .rca.
- les dts 5,.ets - ,on' pin; p,ye. les bl-
let's p"r:ant hgPo'hIgue >Ir IA "a ilic iu!'v,-r
G2 L. dc toue ci-Ses-gs mru.uane appa;;isat
Al III Hler"e"l, Ell Z balance to pix d'al.>
d~ics;i0r, Compliant 81, lcs !,ecx.
". II. COOLEY. Encslitur.
fo'Hie Con ne, S Iuugicr. 1889.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-04
JeWeIrY.

\ CHOICE assortment OF ~nrticles in rvrs
gold, al reduced prices. "
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-04

Co@r d" Nearicmc District Jadieiairc, Pa
ro'ssc d'h Poiate Coupe.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-04

AZ The undersigned proprietor deems
H@x sLSi evre len, 10 inform the TRAY
fs3S ELLlNG PCBLICiu particular, a
ss well a. Regular BoarleIs. that tie
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
China Vases.

A FINE ASSORTMENT, of all sizes an,
II prices. For sale by
deb STOCKLEY Il DELAVALLADP