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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-27

[Resolubns were then adopted, re-
ognising te hand Of the Most High it
his great ictOry, requesting Minister'S
n the forthcoming Sabbath, to offer uf
thanksgiving and praise for the mighty
leliSeranc' and expressing sympathy
for the failics of those whose blood
has been SD on the altar of liberty.
Il Lar9 Meeting in Richmond.
\ largeublic meeting was held in
RichmondAnd a committee appointed
to go to NhasSas and receive all the
wounded ble to be transported to that
city.
1t is impssible to obtain d4tails Of
the dead ID wounded yet.
The bae ground extended over a
space of b miles.
Uied States Congress.
Iii thdIouse, Mr, Wright offered a
resolutiothat the rcvcrscs at Bulls
Run, no W impair the ultimate sue
cess, sc. t the Federalists; which was
ablcd.
AlmyNews from Washington.
Gen. Elcllan has been ordered to
the comrhnd Of the forces On the Poto-
mac, anB succeeded in Eastern Virgil
MIA by th. Rosencrantz.
The FFral army will be Immediately
rcorgauId and Increased.
Gen. howell is at Headquarters at
Arlingt. His division will resume its
former fition.
The daily Of the ConCtderates was
the ter1 Of u volunteers, who kept
to the bds to avoid their murderous
charged
b0rts from BRtim0re.
BaItRrc, July 22.-There is great
exciterht here. The S~butherncrs are
%reinici5 exceedingly, aud the efforts
Of thclfiends to quiet their delirum is
Of No Dill. 1t is said hat q consider
allie fe viii be requipd to keep them
down. Thirty arrests have been made
! for atqpts to incite revoits.
TActfcat at Manassas is attributed
TO thchctivity Of Patterson, who had
rcceiY "a dozen official orders to en-
gage llnston at any odds.
NcSork, July 28.-The Heralds
speciforrespondent says that the re-
treat IS nothing more or less than i
! stamhe. Mcdowell displayed great
bravei but his Efforts to arrest the
.'panic ere u~navailiIg.
Thdew York list, lith, and 27th,
Mainggimcnts were moved down, like
81 Thdist Of killed and wounded en-
brace large numter of officers.
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Vie Confederate Congress-.

y""'1osC COWSTcSS.
kmond, July 22.--Congress met of
noodpening with prayer.
lAfollowing dispatch to Gen. s.
Ooo4Adjutant General, was read by
the Ok:
"MlssAs, Sunday night.-Night has
closePon a hard bought field. Our
ma~Orcefaye won a glorious victory.
me epy has been routed, leaving a
large punt of arms, munitions, knap.
SACKS baggage. The ground was
strewiF miles with the dead, and the
larm Ses and grounds around are
niled v his wounded. The pursuit
was copued until darkness covered
the iuges. We have captured sew
eral helptteries and regimental stand
OF armind one U. S. Flag. Many
prisoneAave been taken. Too much
praise cpt be bestowed, whether for
.nes kiilthe principal officers, OF for
.ne gaii1g of the troops. The bat
Tie was ply fought on our left, sey-
eral miiePm u field works. Our
forces eiSed, did not exceed Is, 0O0.
mat OF ttnemy is estimated at So,
ooo. [Signed]
JEFF. DAyIS.n
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~ Further Particulars
ufOus Charge Of LOuisi0nians
rginians and Mississippian.
Wer Gen. Beauegard.
y Dead to be Sent Home.
iHE NUNDED WELL CARED 70 r

oulPcprC H., July 22-Early in the
nlorhilighe enemy, having obtained
our Dadg and countersign, had got
forward ihvont.
Inc ehey fought obstinately. The
paltie peguAarly in the morning. A
POM IL a. mthe enemy suffered a re
Pu'Se' Oat peg reinforced, made an
other effort fo'the mastery. At two,
they were agA repuIsed. They re.
newed the strusle, and was finally
and pursued by oScavalry and by JET
Davis at the heal of a body of fresl
troops, which had I'm held in reserve
to Centreville.
Our army capture\ yery.many can
non, a large number\o of rifles. an i'm
mense number of PRISONS, and 4 vas.
Hnantity Of baggage.
! Gen Beauregard charAd Sherman,
battery, in person, at the Iead of hi,
sallant men. Our whole amy coyere,
tself with glory. - -
The slaughter of the enem, was bor
Pile. For miles the ground vas strew
with the dead and dying.
IA large number of officers and New
]rk politicians were taken prisoners.
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$50 REWARD!

A REWARD of SEQ will be given for the ap-
u prehension Of itunaways Charles, Doe
and : OsIl.-or S25 Tor the arrest and delivery OF
each of said slaves 10 the undersigned.
CHARLES is about So years old-5 #. Q in
high, black, stout, with heavy, ugly looking
countenance, and long, bushy head OF hair, aud
belongs to Charles Netlleton.
JOE is a griff-about 10 yrs. old-5 #. 5 in.
high, stout, speaks in a very slow, drawlling man.
ner, and has a large mole on one side ofhis neck
and JOSH, his father, a good looking old darkey,
aged about 50 years, 5 it. s in. high-willw weigh
about lIj lbs, and belongs TO Mrs. Mary Laugh
lin.
As these negroes are supposed to have been
harbored, all persons are hereby notified that the
penalties OF the law will be strictly enforced
against any one concealing or harhoring same.
LAUGHLIN & NETTLET0N,
down Homie" Place,
my25 Grand River, ~Iberyille, La
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(Fmther PartauLGs
Retreat ofthe iincolut, Cut
OF at Bulls Run
FEDERAL LOSS Rom
1000 to 5000i
Rumoured Recommencsmat, the
Battle by Patterson

Washington, July o2.-The ,odc
Island Battery was captured at HIS
Run Bridge, where the retrat wcut
of. Their horses were all Killed..
The Sevcnty-Frst New Iork,gi
ment lost half their men.
Among the list Of Officers lillewe
find the following additional tamt-
Capt Gordon, of Massachusetts oil.
Slocum, of the 22Hd, and LeuDl.
Fowler, OF the l4th New Yok H.
mentS.
The last estimate of the kiledd
wounded on our side is put dyNt
from 1000 to 5000.
a rumor says that Geu. Pattcr,or-
rived this morning in the viciAiSf
Manassas, and commenced an attach
the Confcdcratcs. The cxhauscd !.
dition of his men prevented his cug
to Gen. McDowelrs aid during the [
tie.
1o~~~~
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The Enemy Eighty Tao,
-. anal strong!
Their Loss 10 To Is TIlOJ
aIlI
Gallant Conduct Of the LssiSic
Troops!
MAJOR WHEAT'S BATTALION S
INIrrNINh I,N.L.Inr IL u

Cuipepper Courthouse, July a2nd
The enemy az Manassas was S0,C
.:ronG, and was. completely routed W
hraense loss, estimated at from I0,C
t $4,000.
Our loss has been considerable.
WheatS battalion suffered severe
Nj. Wheat and many of his mel W.
Funded. The rest of the louisiana
plered lightly.
, The Washington Artillery and the ]
Fantry did splendid execution.
fhe enemy was pursued all night.
%Fentrcville is occupied by our troo'
resident Davis arrived here Il
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Agency for the Sale of Property

.DEV. JOHN P. CAMPBELL. of Nashville,
II is Agent for the sale of some of the most
beautiful FARMS near Nashville, also some
splendid Residences in the city.
Louisianians who may desire a healthy sum-
mer residence lin doubtless the future Capitol of
the Southern Confederacy) where they can have
the best OF Schools and the most refined society,
will do well to write TO the Agent on the sub
ject, or call on him when they visit Nashville.
He is on Summer Sireet,a few doors south OF the
St. Cloud Hotel. jyl3-tE.
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The Very Latest.

We condense the copious telegraphic
pOrs which came to hand yesterday.
ter the battle, our army advanced its
les 10 Fairfax G. Ii. and C%entreville.
II bSs is estimated at 500 killed and
R0 wounded that Of the enemy from
to fifteen thousand. We captured
G millions worth Of arms, ammuni.
!, &c.
'he loss on the part Of the Louisiana
lips is not large. The Tiger rifles
e desperate charge with the bowie
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Monday. JULY Goth. 1861.
A o OF LIQUORS.
EOTICE

NTstomes are hereby notified that here
ItIlr when So of Bread Tickets are due
me, 1 pot make any further advances, I'M
less hJsnied with the cash. Those owing
me q accounts, will have TO square up in
full II making a call for a new supply oil
TickiI am compelled TO adopt a course Of
Ghis owing TO recent losses | have sustained,
togedEith the hard times and the cash that
must laid for -four.
l exceedingly TO be forced TO these
messabat every one will understand that
noihiat stern necessity prompts it.
jlya F. BOONE.
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patches from President Davis to the Seer,
fary Of War.

states that the Confederate force
iAedlately engaged, was $4,000, and
1Hederalists are estimated at 35.tOO.
%i1refers to the left wing, where the
oae was principally waged, and don't
ihde the right and centre, which was
buartially engaged.
entire Confederate force amount
cd about 10000 and the Federalsts
ned so 600 ~
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GreaISlauar at
80 .,,a .Nkss0s

RIcHMosD, JR-9 a. ngao
reports of The L and wotj
80 unreliable laight, and s,ato,
ments in subdivision folS,"T-
victory at Mans, that the. nr
the Associated Is refrainst
causois. ' ieariui giving
1t is now asdned that Al H.
distinguished are Gepe,p~e
tow, of Georgia, of South dir
Kirby Smith, osrida, and C5oh,
son, Of Hampt' South Carol r..
SlOn.r --''a- 4s.
Zen; Beaurei and all his I az
safe, although regard had III.
shot from unde. ~,
Gen. Joseph Dhnston eomnias
Gu .ne ielt, wh'4e enemy madtei
Gen. Beaurtd commanded,
right. * -. 7
President Da reached The &C.,
Dattle at noond tUk cosamaR
the center. !
When the letas pressed ihe &C;
est, the center'engaga q portioI
the enemy's h, thus residing
fortunes of they.
1t is stated the enemr was c.
manded by Ge Scott, Paterson
Mcdowell, and is also reorted t
the latter was iously wouded.
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(SecI Dispatch
Receipt gthNews gM, Defat
at Wdngton Gig
THDuaH.
OUT vsHINaToI!
The Ovpread withlloon!

WAsHINGroNlly 22d, IL p. -CuI
troops, after aing a great ictry
were eventua repulsed, al c,m
menced a retire on Washingto
After the lat information fro Gn.
terville last iht, a series of watts
took place PROG in the intens,tde.
gree disaitrou
Many eonfui statements are IVA.
lent, but enou is known to want
the statement lat we have s~ufferto
a degree whickasts a gloom ovale
remnan of til army and excite ne
deepest melaholy throughout W.
ington 10 ri.
Thecarnagegas tremendous, hay
on boz sides, id on our side it iai-
RESENTED as fruitful. III
Wewere adancing, taking msh
batteies, and gradually, but sfel
drivig the eemy towards ManSsa
whefhe enem seemed to be reinirct
by On. johnson. We we're lined
atel'drlven bck and a panic non.
ourroops SUDDENLY occurred.
regular fampede, in fact too
pl@se,,
Us understood that Gen. Mtowc;I
utertook to mike a stand near enter
Ye, but the panic was SO feapl tina
I. whole army became demhlized
dit was impossible to chez them
ther at Centeryille. or Fairfs Court
buse,,'s - slEs YIa''"afsG
Large numbers, of the tross, in re
feat, fell on the wayside froh exhaus
lon, and are scattered all abng tn,
Pute all the way from Faif& Court
Iouse, 100
Thesroad from, Bull Rurisstrewed
nth arms and knapsaeks, dscrded by
heltroops. ioa gelf. Il a. L.elp
Of the celebrated EllSoth New
'ork Fire ,zouaves. only 100 escaped
,om the Slaughter. "
The 6stf and other NY. regiment:
afiered frightfally. h,a
Sherman's, Carlisle's, Grfin's and
re West Point batteries bere taken b,
10 Confederates, as we're alsot the
ghe tmrty-two pound sige cannon.
CoL wilcox, commands OF a brigade.
I'D Capt. McCook were Tiled.
Washington is the sene of the in.
nsest excitement. Wgons are con.
laally arriving bringing in the dead
ID wounded The fesing in the city
awtuHy distressing. x
Both telegraphic andsteamboat COM
anicatioR with Alexadria are suspen-
q to abe public.
The Notifications ar being strongly
IDforced by fresh trops.
&c Is supposed thu Gen. Mansfield
take command OF the Notifications
the other side of tie river.
Large rifed cannon and mortars are
|ng rapidly sent ovtr..
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.
Bier prOpres de dejunfe.
l-UN MURCEAU DE TERRE situG dams
Il ParoisSe dlberyillc, sur Ia rive gauche du
Bayou P~iaqUem.ne, sur lequel demcure Alex.
ander Roth, contenant quatfe arpents de face
sur le dit Bayou, ct quarante de profondeur
de Ia premiere concession, avec une double
concession en- %arriere du dit moroccan de terre
contenant Ia meme Auantit6 de terre que la
premiere cOnceSS.o on les deux morceaux dc ter
re iolmant rhabItatiOn qui est Gtablie ct cul-
tive Ell sucre-et qui est borne en- haut, par
terre apPartenant a Joseph K~le'npeter. ct en-
bas par terre appartenant a We've Pauline
Dupuy.
2o-UN MORCEAU DE TERRE Cinculte)
situe dams la Paroisse d'lbervIlIe, sur lisle
Plaquemlne, contenant six arpents sur lie dit
N9ayou, par Ia p~roiondeur s'etendant du Bayou
jacob au Bayou P~laqnemine, borne en- haut
par terre de Joseph KIeinpeter, ct en- bas par
terre d Rtienne Robert.
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C.GREsET
Charters street.
sNsk

lust received New Patterns of English
y and American Carpeting, such as
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry,
Three-ply Brussels and ~lngrains; .
Dutch Venitian for Halls and Stairs,
Druggets for Crumb Cloths,
Window shades, Hair cloth;
Table and Piano Covers;
Floor Oil cloth, of various qualities, cut TO
suit halls and rooms;
Mating, &C., &c.
All of which are offered at the lowess market
Prices. lno7l A BROUSSEAU x CO.
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f0i's Western Tfrginsa


licHxoSD, July 22.-Lieut. Hood, of
nps Company, arrived here last
ing, and says thatthe company and
Ft0ent are safe at Monterey
isengers state that Gen. Wise won
lElaed victory in the Kanawha VAL
w! week, killing $50 of the enemy,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-27
NOTICE.

MHHN BRUNSON you are hereby no
lNl Ito clean and repair your road, accord
ding ID requirements of the law. The same
to be $leted by the FIRST of October, 1861, by
order oe Commissary OF the 22nd Road and
Levse bict.
Pirif lberville, La, July IA, 1861.
WIN. KUSSMAN,
JuP9 Road and Levee Inspector.
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MeFcredi, "a Acut, 1861,
nECRS. 4. N.

! IL llECRS, 4. ".
En- v.rtu dun ordre cmanant de Honorable
cinquIeme Cour &c D.sIrIct Jud!cidire dc r,tat
de la Louisiana, pOar ia Tarosse d'iaelsiie,
date Is Juliet, lo9l, les prophecies, ci arres
decrIteS. ApParten.nt Ct dependant dc ia dite
Succession-SlyOir:
SANDl-regre age 81 ans, tsuget an rhuS
m%atisme.l
iiORACE-ncgre age de 81 ans.
AANA--negresse age dc 80 ans.
Aussi I'm quantite de Nobeiiers, consistan,
en- CheyauX, BeieS a COraes, meub'cS mrcu
b.ant, etc, etc. Une pieina ct entierp de-
scription IN sera dome lie jour De Ia yente.
Les ESCLANES--i" priX de Republication,
payable IN deuE termes eeaux-sivoir, eS
tout Mars, mil hut c,nte s0ix ante deux q
trOis.
lie MOBlLIER, lie prix de Rehabilitation,
payable CONNIE su;t-Savoir, toutes omrnes
DE yingt p~iastres, an au deSSous payable comp
liant lie jour lie Ia vente ct toutes sommeS Gu
dessuS dc vingt piastres, payable en- tout Mars
procilain, 1862.
Les acquereurs fournirontleur biilets cndos-
SEES a la satisfaction DIES parties interessees ct
fat, payable au Bureau du Recorder de la
Psriosse dlberyille, er en- cas- de non Placement
Ia Gch6snce lis parterant interet a hut pour
,ente par un, desSueS echeance jus qa' a par
ait paleneut. Hypotheque spGciale sera re-
eDn ieur les e~Sclaves yenduS.
G.. s. ROUSSEAU,
Administrator.
| lberyille IL Juillet. '6I.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-27

A ETE conduit a la geole de cette Paroisse lie
n TOM, disant aPpartenir a Thos. Powell de
la New Orleans. Tom est age d'environ 80
ans; ) pieds 9 pouces de taille; porte la oarbe, ct
est de couIeu moyen griif. lie proprietaire est
notif6 de la eclarner CONNIE la loi lie requiem.
iy6 THEU. BLANCHARD, Sherif.
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in Prison.

S5 Was committed 10 the Parish prison, negro
"a TOM, claiming TO belong to Thos. Powell,
- Of New Orleans. Tom is about 80 years
cd, 5HL. 8 in. high, slender, wears moustache
and goatee; is nearly a grif. The owner is here
by notified to reclaim him as required by law.
THE0. BLANCHARD Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-27

Euphrosinc, mulatto woman, house SER
want, aged % years, and her child
Charles, aged / years.
Mary Jane, negro woman, aged Is yrs,
and her child George, aged 8 months.
Amy, Orphan child, aged 6 months.
Henry, negro boy, aged IL years.
Community PTcperty--(SLATES.)
Bill or William, negro man, aged A
years.
Tom, negro man, aged 81 years.
Ben, negro man, aged sc years.
C0mmnRjfy Prcperty-NOVEABLES
One lot Of Plantation and farming utensils,
such as Carts, tCane and Bagasse,l Flukes,
Double and Single PIoughs, Hoes, Cross Cut
saws, Axes, Spades, Shovels, &c, &c. Also,
a lot of Carpenters, CoOpers' and Blacksmiths'
tools about $50 CORDS Of wood 7 Mules, 8
Horses, 3 Cows ana Calves; one lot Of House
hold furniture-a full description of which
vii be given on the day of sale.
TERELs---CAsE.
P~llqueminc, Parish of Iberyillc,
July lst 1861. july6
TIlEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
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From E0GisCiife.

A C-en Murdered far Shouting
far JET. Da0iS.
Losville, July 22.-John w. Temp.
tins, hrmerly clerk Of the Board OF
AHelen, while shouting for JEFF. Davis
odd was Ordered to desist by Green.
| ciiFwatchman, which resulted iii the
ptinan killing Tompkins instantly
he broner's verdict was that Temp
hskas killed without sufficient cause
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-27
E@o

Huline, negro woman (sickly) aged
about Al years.
Pull, negro man, aged about "a yrs.
joseph, %
Major, 20
Jim, negro boy l6
A,pasie, negro woman, aged 81
and her child Louisa, girl, III
Cementine, negro woman,-"CoQk,"
(sicky) aged 46 years, and her enid
Sophy, aged 9 years.
Dssiree, mulatto woman (sickly), house
servant, aged Is years, and her child
lsadore, aged 4 years.
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B'1Rtc tEe SKCccsSfOas.

Succession de sBCSgpa Drc0Er,
OAR GUSTAVE ;. ROUSSEAU Admin
L ~istratcur d. Ia Succession do DIT tea JOS,
epn Breaux; sera yeudu a la residence du
Or. PIERRE NJ. LAMDRLMUHT, dams Ia
Par0.sse d IDervlllc,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-27

kTER STILL.-The New Orleans
irs of yesterday contain nothing
aional relative to the battle of Man
=, noI any Geographic items of in
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of Joseph BreGmr,

At II OCLUCh, l.. v. BY virtue and in
pursuance Of an order from the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court of Louisiana, in
and for the Parish OF Iberville, dated 18th Of
July, 1861; the following described property,
belonging 10 the above SuccrsSioH-to wit:
SANDY-negvo man aged 81 years, Sub
ject to the IheGuAat.Sln.)
HORACE negro maa aged 81 years.
ANAA-ntgro woman aged 50years.
Also q quantity of MOVABLE PRO
PEttII, consisting Of Horses, Horn Cattle,
Household furniture, dc, Sc. y luil de-
Sc iptiOn (which will be given on the day OF
sale.
The SLAVES-the price Of adjudication,
payable ia two equal iastalmcnts, say in al
March, Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-Twu and
Three.
The MOVABLE PROPERTY-the price
Of adjudication, payable as toliowo:--Al sums
Of Twenty Dollars or under, cash Ga the dty
JESa'e; and all sums above Twenty Dollars,
payable in all March next, 1850.
gPurchaserS to furnish notes endorsed TO th,
satisfaction Of The interested parties, and made
payable at the Office of the Recorde. of the
Parish Of lberyiIle. II not paid al maturity,
to bear interest at eight per cent per aunumn,
from tune due until paid. Special mortgage
will be retained on the Slaves sold.
C. 5. ROUSSEAU,
administrator.
lberville, July IS, 'Gl.
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= PARISH OF IBERVILLE,
J~VsrICE's CoURr.
Akle' & Delavallade ,

akley q Delavallade)
Is, N0.--
sAcmon Fry.
EOL0M0N FRY-Your are hereby no.
BED that by virtue o. a writ Of III. Fa, is
SUD lie above entitled and numbered cause,
bya. Rills, Justice of the Peace, in and for
thtl Ward Of this Parish, | have this day
s. Saad will proceed TO sell TO the highest and
laskr, on
Monday, JULY Goth, 1861,
At ltlock, A. NJ, al your late COFFEE
Hq all your right, title, interest and claim
in the following described property, to
with
a LOT OF LIQUORS
Cong of Brandy, Whiskey, Wines, Cordials,
&c iher with all the fixtures and Furniture
ofstAr.
ms Cash on Day Of Sale.
j. L. BARKER,
flmine, Julyi9, 1s6l-j2O. Constable.
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O GROCERIES.
CIzAS. N. ROTH & CO..
d ESPECTFULLY invite the public te G
LII and examine their stock of
Groceries and Produce,


LII and examine their stock Of
Groceries and Produce,
Being satisfied that they can show them a stock
inferior to none ever brought TO this market,
which they offer at Lower Prices than havs
beea paid heretofore. The following are
among the leading PARTICLES generally required,
all OF which are Of superior q~uality-yiz;
Mess Beef, Hay.
Mess Pork, flour
Clear Sides, Rice,
Smoked Meats, Coffee, ~.
Breakfast Bacon, Sugar, W.
Beef, Lard, Beans, Dried Apples,
Corn, Oats, Sweet Oh,
Old Burbon Whisky, Oils, Paints.
Old Family Brandies, &c, &c, &c.
Besides many other articleyW
cCrsios-:ogqnfsith sspsq
&-6pyVl sH ~
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Etat della Lopisiane-Paroisse d. oerrls-
COur dS SEINE District JudiciGire.
Dams la Succession de feu EDWARD
LASALLE.
[Numero l04.

A TTENDU que Taussaint Derocher a ce
n jour depose en- eette cour son compile Final
d'administra on de la succession de leu Edward
Avis est PAL lie present donne a tous ceux que
celia concernesde deduire sous trente jours de la
date de ce prcl ent les ~raisons pour lesquelles lie
dit Tableau final administration ne serait pas
homologue ct flit lie jugement de eette Cour,
ct administrators decharge ct son cautionne.
.ment annulle. ,fef6er-
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Sheritf''s Sale.
HELENE BARBET, } No.
u.s..
ALEXANDER ROTH. ! 1911
PARTITION SALE.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-PAEIsn OF IBrR.
y VILE, 9th JUDICIAL DIsTRIcr Court.
By virtue Of am order or decree TO Inc. di.
lcted from the Honorable the late 9th District
b1rt, and now the 5th District Court Of the
S..ate Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of
~lietyille, bearing date the llth day OF Feb,
lI61, ordering aud decreeing the sale of the
poperty belonging TO the Succession Of Eloise
Il Langlois, deceased wife Of Alexander Roth.
Twill offer at PUBLIC SALE TO the highest
ad last bidder, on
SATURDAY,, the 3rd day of August
Next, 1851, at II o'clock, 4. NJ,
In the premises, the following described pro-
Erty-to wit:
Seperate Property Of Deceased
list. A TRACT OF LAND situated in the
| SD Parish Of Iberv.lie on the left bsak Of the
Byou Piaquemine, wherein the said Alexan
DC Roth resides, containing four arpeuts front
orthc said Bayou, by forty arpents in depth
ofthe first concession, with a double conces-
| sia in the rear Of said tract, containing the
| sane quantity of land in supcrfces as the front
trct or first concession, both said tracts form.
ini the Plantation which is established and
| cultivated as a Sugar Estate, which is bounded
abve by land belonging to Joseph Kleinpeter,
an below by lands belonging to Widow Pau
liuDupuy.
Ind. A TRACT OF LAND (uncultivated)
siuated in said Parish, ON the Island Of Pla-
qemine, containing six arpents on said Bayou
! 3, the depth extending from the lower to thu
upper branch ofthe Bayou Plaquemine, boun-
id above by land of Joseph Kleinpeter, anC
blow by land of Etienne Robert.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-27
Vcuse Gle Sheriff
HELENE BARBET,
rs. : No. 1871
ALEXANDER ROTH.
Vente en- Partage.

ETAT DE AL OUISIANE-PARoIssE
IL D'IBLEylLLE-CouR DU 5eme DlsrRIcT.
En- vertuG dun Ordre on dcc7et a moi adj.
dresse par rHonb1 autrcfoe'S Cour du Gene,
District and mainteuant la JGme Cour de Dis
trict Judic;ere de retat dc Ia Louisiana, en- ct
pour Ia Paroisse dlhlryille, en- date du lime
Jour dc FrygIcr, 1861. Ordenant la vente des
PrOprietrtS appartenant a Ia Succession de feu
Elose l. LangIois, cVouse d'Alexander Roth,
J'otirirai, en- Vento pubiiqucan plus oi!Iant ct
iennler ea cherisseur
Samedi, lie 3 AOUt proclaim, 1861, a
ii lcureS. a. n.