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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
MARY T.. PRICE.

late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here.
by warned TO exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before
The Sd day Of April, 1861; otherwise they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Sd day of April, 1860.
CHARLES NJ. PRICE,
ap 6-4t Executor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06

The democratic county convention
which met at Upper Marlborough, Prince
Georges county, on the 7th ult, was
presided over by Gen. Thomas f. Bowie,
late member of the House. A series OF
resolutions were adopted, one of which
is as follows:
Resolred, That in our judgement, it is
a disgrace to Maryland that such man
as Henry Winter Davis should have been
returned to Congress by any portion OIL
the people of this State, to misrepresent
public opinion by afflliating with, and
voting on all occasions for the members
of party which, based on geographi-
cal discrimination" wages a heartless
and relentless war against the institutions
of the South, and. therefore, we concur
in and endorse to the fullest extent the
resolutions passed by the late House Of
Delegates ccnsuring the said Henry
Winter Davis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
Marriaae.

MARRIEp, on the Sd inst, at Joseph's Park,
by the Rev. L. s. RUSSELL, WASHINGTON
R. HURDLE, of Georgetown, D. c., to FLOR
RE II. KNOWLES, of Montgomery Co., Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
List OF Lcf1crs.

ID EMA1NING in the Post Office at Rock
~ vile, for the quarter ending 3lst March
1859. Persons calling for advertised letters
will please say they are advertised.
Atwood George p. House James Henry
Byrne John Jefferson Samuel
Browning & Hobbs Jones John Henry
Best John t. King John NJ.
Braddock Mrs T. kreamer Wister Carries
Calder w. d. Schloss William
Dover james Stone Philip
Davis James Singleton Thomas D.
Doyle William Wilmington Virginia
Gardiner DR.. 7. |. Wndham William
Myers John 9. 2 Wicher Miss Jane
Magruder James s. Worthin9ton Thomas
ap 6-3t DAVID II. BOUIC, P. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06

Re- Advertisements omitted in to-
lays issue, will appear next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
NOTICE to Credif0rs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
~ er has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Montgomery county letters testamentary on
the personal estate Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
VERA CRuz, March 20.

On the morning of the 10Th there was
severe cannonading on both sides, and
the bombs of the enemy caused fearful
destruction of property; but fortunately
few lives we're lost. During the nigh.
Of the 10Th there was another attempt To
make an assault upon the city on the
southeast, and am happy to say it was
received "a la mode Americana" that
is to say, the enemy we're allowed to APP
proach without the besieged seeming to
notice them, as they very coolly reserved
their fire until the enemy got very near
the trenches when the guns from the
Fort of Santiago, loaded with grape and
canister, were discharged with serious
effect, causing them to beat retreat.
On the morning Of the Goth the can
nonading was again resumed, and lasted
about two hours, and, as usual, some
partial destruction Of houses from the
bursting Of bombs
1t is reported that during the last two
days some eight persons we're killed and
thirteen wounded, attached to the lines -
but the losses sustained by the enemy
during this period are not known.
VERA CRuz, March 81, 3 p. N.
| have now to inform you that Mira
mon is in the act at this moment Of pack
ing up and breaking up his camp. Thus
ends the bombardment Of Vera Cruz,
with terrible destruction Of property
from the effects Of the fourteen inch NOR
tars 1t will take months TO repair, re-
build and put the town in the condition
it was before. / regard this failure Of
Miramon's as the beginning Of the end
Of his reign, If it is not already consum-
mated
To-day is the birthday Of President
Juarcz, which will be cclebrated by the
firing Of u guns from each Of the forts
which have SO nobly defended the city,
and also from the castle Of San Juan de
Ulnua. What glorious day is this Hav-
ing the double object Of celebrating the
birthday Of the President of the liberal
cause, and the defeat of the reactionary
party.
When rejecting or this grand result,
too much credit cannot be given TO the
Independent action Of our gallant naval
officers on this station. The use Of their
wise discretion, in the absence Of orders
from our Government, has been the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06

DEATH on AN AMERICAN Consul. -
John u. Taylor, Esq, native Of Phila-
delphia, where he was well-known as an
accomplished and skillful shipmaster,
died on the 9th of January, last, in the
ffty-third year Of his age, at Sierra Lc-
one, west coast Of Africa, where he was
acting in capacity Of American consul
What makes this intelligence more pain
full is, the departure Of Mrs. Taylor, on
the Oath ult. by bark Aaron j Harvey,
from Philadelphia, to rejoin her husband
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06

PoE's MornER. --Thc mother-ip. law
Of Edgar A. Poe, the poet, Mrs. Marian
GLENN, is in Alexandra, Va, over 20
years Of age, aud 10 the most distressing
poverty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
Odd Fellows Notice.

THE members of Concord Lodge No %, l.
0. 0. f., are earnestly warned to attend at the
Lodge Room, at the usual hour, on the 18th
instant to attend 10 business Of vital mpor-
lance. NJ. MOuLDEN, Secy.
april 6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
means of saving the Liberal cause in

means of saving the Liberal cause in
Mexico.
Miramon made his appearance before
this city on the 4th instant, which makes
seventeen days that the city was besieged
out of which, the latter six days, there
was general cannonading and lombard
ment. The losses on the side of the
enemy are supposed to be great, in de-
sertions, deaths and wounded.
The Picayune adds editorially, that
Col. Oropesa, the special agent of the
Minister of War at Vera Cruz, has ar
rived at New Orleans for the purpose of
obtaining new supplies of ammunition
for the continued defense of the city of
Vera Cruz. He confirms the statement
that Miramon had abandoned the siege.
All the troops had been ordered away,
the munitions of war removed and the
batteries even taken up both from the
Medano del Perro and Camp Santo. 1t
was thought he had gone to the capital.
The universally attributed cause Of
this sudden abandonment of the siege is
the failure of ammunition, and it may
yet turn out to be the case that the be-
sieging army has only temporarily re-
tired.
Tho correspondent of the Picayune
confirms the statement that on the receipt
Of the news of the taking of Marin by
the U. S. steamer Saratoga, Miramon
sent to the capital Immediately, ordering
Corona to issue decree to conRscate the
property of all Americans and order
them out of the country.
Captain Aldham, of III. B. NJ. steamer
Valorous, has written to Miramon pro-
testing very strongly against his wanton
and inhuman destruction of English
property and innocent life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06

SPUSKY.-Tbe wife Of Walter Land
the latter Of whom is on trial at Princess
Anne Courthouse for murder, rather as
tonished the prosecution in the course Of
the other days proceedings. Being
called rs a witness, she was shown let
ter intended to be used as evidence, and
was asked If she had written it. She
replied by Indignantly tearing it into a
hundred fragments, and the court adj
journed TO give the prosecution a chance
TO pick up the pieces and paste them to-
gether again
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06

between the hours Of IL o'clock, ~, and 3
o'clock, r. NJ, at Cummings Tavern, in CIarks-
burg, all the right, title, claim and interest,
both at law and In equity, Of Lewis G. Mycrly,
Of, IN and TO the following properiy--to wit
All that tract, piece or parcel Of Land, called
. TIE OLp TOMAnAwK NEW LAIp.n containing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-06
I4ate Sherin's Salo.

DY virtue Of writ Of vendtioni cxponas,
I'D Issued out Of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomcry county, and TO the Sheriff Of said
county directed, will be exposed to public sale,
for cash,
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CARRIAGE MAKEks.

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PROCLAMATION

Par ThemnS q. i0pre GOrer1eur de EEtdt de Ia
Lohisiane:
4 T'rENHu que six Elect-urs pour ruonlmer un Pres.
~ eut ct Vice President de, Etats Uuis ,lol,.ut
etre ch"Sis dams Fiat Mercredi e Gn.e Jour du
Navembre prochaine sayoir--
Tn tiecteur pour 'c premier district electoral
p ,es paroi>s,,s tle Iaquenine ct St. Rernari de
Ia Ir"iSeme district de Ia N"uveiIe Orleans, ct .lu
faubourg IRENE
Tn lteetenr !oay lie Second District Electoral com,
pose 81 second District de Ia Nnuvelie Orleans Ia
Perception du Fathnurg Trrmel It ie premiere dis
trict de l.: vii!e de la NoIvetle Orleans.
In Eieetenf pour lie ts"i&.cmr District Electoral,
conpe>t du Iuatriee IL ,tFct Il! L! vili- de IL Nou-
vee Orleans, de Get iartic lie Ia rarossa O,leans
4hi Sc tsnuve sur Ia rive drolte du cuve Mississippi
.es rarosses lie jefferson ST. Charles ST. Jean Bap-
t@te. St jacques, Ascension, Assamption Iafourche
ct Ierreb"nne.
Tn kiecteur pour le quatrieme District Electoral
compose des paroi,ses de ST. Tanmany Washington
Livingston, st. Helena. East felicin.a West Fell
cana- iente Gnnpee, East Baton Rouge, West i3a
Rauge. ct lberyiie.
In Electeur roor le einqu-me District Electoral
compose ies ceInptes es Ittakapas ct Dlelous.s ct
des parosses des I:a Eds ct .tvoyelles.
Ii. Eiectenr nour le sxieme District Electoral
compose des compte. De Natchitoches, Ouchlt;i, ct
roncordia ct es p.rosses lie tatahoula ct de Frank
lin
En- consequence J'ai iuge convensble ie lancer ma
presentc proc!dmation uGtante cett- election touS
les niecteurs de lEat de la Iousianc, ordonnant
tous les Sli"rifs co,nnissinnares aes Election ct
antres oictes que celia de tenir ccte elec
Vice President l"s Etats Enls- 1e iours edessus
mentionee, ct lie voit gu ellie corlui", ct les re-
toar ftit de la manirre ct dams lie temps prescrits
par Ia loi.
Donne SOILS ma signature ct In de rEtat de la
i.ouisan" II willie lie Baton Rouge lie sep
TT & I tierne jour de Septemhre de rannee
l.S. netre seigneur. mil mutt cent soixante g. lie
l!ndependancc es Etats Unis d'Amerque
lie quaLe vingt cinqueme
Par lie Governeur. THOMAS o. MOORE
J. HAMILTON HARDY, Assistant secretaire d.Etat.
Atm dexecuter Ia Proclamation ci- i-de4Tus les hotties
de scrieteri seront dams cettr paroise le
premier Mardi de Noyerbre, prochaine lie t des ce
mos1 enlrots suvants ct sous la direction .du
savoir
y Ia maiSon d'uzeien Kaffray-ComnisSaires .Jo
sefh Brausi. We Iullier, ct Hubert Hebert.
An cafe de T R3urg Il Co.-Commssaires z. 3.
Trinidad, Adoiphe Duruy, J. G, Woods
\ la msann de cour-t onmssaires: II. J. Hyams
Valentine Itubroce, Mm. l;eyHaud.
Au maga,n de J. +. Tacneau Ut -Commssaires: 3. ".
Clark, l.. :. l.obleii. y. K. ohnn.
* Ia ina>on d'ecolc iu I'd District des Ecoles Pub
ljquc-t tommSsaires II. s. J. nm, Edward Musln,
ct J. u. Ectuchamp.
LIS boi'es serontou de heurss 4 N i,sqo p
sep29ts HN. FiiI1E. Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-03
Thursday, the ED Of November

4"xt. lS5o, at II o'cloc; \. NJ, to wit
l. Arnrtaru tract 4 'R,h situated living ami l"iur
ii ne inif II Ar-t 2 tf"u kou,,. having flont OF
b.strn ;.ricr III" Mississippi river NOR" or less
| WITH TIA" ucitI tI,r,mIt3 he"ng or without war
ru'y % aepth bouul.h above ny tract la,li
tn hr nrreir after le-crlhsl ana mentioned and
! hyo~ BY Lands of y. T cains;si tract having been
,m,c'rt-c} lr the SAID rr. tr"tn DR. 7. NJ EnleiS per
act before . .Hrrnart Jr., I:le"rd"r in anti for the
parish of ", 81 Baton R"."" .'r eth day of be
Q mb"r. lsD l. and "l record in tn- office in R"rt Of
Sruccsf i, No. 4ot. ap" 81, together with all
buildings AMI i'm ,eulrnts on aud attached to
-,tc. tract U land.
: Another Of land. also situated in Your
parish, LYING above and contiguous the ahuv"
crihrt trac: - lind and also fronting the i-sis-
-lrli river. anr YIca%urirs fourteen hundred and
>lXty i."t equal to 81 100 arpents from; with
the depth that thereto may i'ri"ng-bonni"l above
by lands of tnt a. = knb.tt>nn, and below by the.
tact herein first above dcscr brd--.ad tract having
been purchase, by the tecraSc! from John Jackson
and ,unius J. Crane per before D. Bernard Jr
Recorder nf th- par, Of West Baton Rouge th..
2Gth March y. = 1875, aud recorded in his office in
Book U. v" 3l2. page AIS. together with the build
ings am. Improvements thereon
WIIaln, negro man age! about 40 years; jim, negro
man aged about 50 years, rultured; Jane, negro
wolhAn aged about - years, crippled.
EpetaiI" Prvgsriy.
400 cords Wood (more less) So Of which are
no" on the river han!> anl the buiAnce in the woods
! Mules ) oxen, = iron axl" Carts: do; &c &c.
upun tn" following terms and conditions, to-wt
Tie two tracts Of land above described to be sold sep
aratey and for third payable in the month Of
january next y. u ls6l, and The balance a credit
from that date of and two say lst January
1852 and LIST January 1866; and the slaves upon the
Saine terms and conditions that Of the land above
described.
The Nor,Jes.
Tor all sum. unirr twenty five dollars Tor cash, act
over that amount payable the lst of January
next 4. ID 1851.
oct l3-ts r. BERCERON. Dep. Shift.