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AUCTION SALES.
HEES q wILLIAMs, Auc,,1n,,-.,

II HEbN d Wilt ANS, Auctt neer.
SAL or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN lUPNT
~ by ORDER or THE ORPHANS COURT
Ont lDAY, the 71tn in tant, we shall mn, q.
10 O'Clock a. NJ, at The late residence of Charles
armon, icsas d. on north Al, betw. Ell Eighth aud
viz: - Wv
Mahogo Sofa. Dressing, and otier Bureaus
Do. Book case and Se, ,retary
Din ng d Gther Tables, and wssis,spds
Co tuge I'd other Btdsteads
Hair ana other Mattresses
looking d o, her Stoves
With g. d lot Of Kitchen requisites
Terms ossa in sp, Gle.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
sep 15-3t (-iar AucIioneers
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A Bile OLD sOLDIEn as WANTED.

Al aoie Old soldiers, who ouoe served, and who
%"Sa Nsrs.s ss to nS serve again under prompt attention
VI exercise ana capacity ms such may report in
Dc notihed In few days where they are 10 meet.
py oruef OIL Captain GhAkLES BECHt X form
sep 7-2tf '- N'
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Ex.Mayor Bsrret,

Ex.Mayor Berret paid his respects to Mayor
Wallaoh, ut the Mayors Office. His reisgna.
ton was sent to- W. T. Dove, Esq, President of
the city. "
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NCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

Miss M. +. DUNCAN will, on MONDAY, the I'd
OF september next, Resume her School at her resi-.
deucu, NO ~ Indiana avenue. she has made ar.
pSnuefS aug 2S--cOd3ws
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LNhsT REGIMENT DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA XOl.l NIEhIHS.

WANTED WANTED A few more men 10 fill
up C"pt hodlors Company. Clolhing, ru.
ately.
=. One hundred dollars will be paid each recruit at
the expiration ol se,vlce
n Rendezvous No LOG Bridge street, Georgetown,
" " sept lS--Ss
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The Fun

Still continues at Odd Fellows Hall, where
those worry phunny pheows, the Campbell
MInSlres, stu hold complete sway. Ye who
love fun, 60.
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w GOLD AND SILVER,
RELIABLE TIMEKFEPFRS,
AND HEAP
just received large invoice tf Coda and silver
WATCHES-some gotten up especially Tor AMY
purposes
s5- Watches and hronomete $, as well as Jewel
ry, &C, careful ,lV reIaIr,d
NJ W. GAIT BRO. Jewellers,
e. 8bi FenDa. avenue,
Four doors west OF browne Hotel
sep lest STAR
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MRS. q. MONROE Will resum, the ,Iu-
W ties Of her School on Monday, the 9th OF sep.
temoer, On the corner OF Ninth and l. streets, No.
400 sept 4-Steo
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Sale OF Co ndem ned Horses

sale of condemned Government horses
took place, on Georgetown Heights, day be for
yesterday. The prices ranged from 37A cent.
to SO.
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Selling Liquor to Soldiers:

+. NJ Jar6oe, grocery dealer in the first ward,
was yesterday morning arrested for selling n.
quor TO the soldiers. He was held for a further
hearing.
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MJANTED.-A Gentleman OF quiet md
w domestic habits desires Soard and Lodging IN
prvate ismily. Address j. Il. s., ut this office,
stating terms, location, &C. sey l4-yt
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n CHI Or H.aR.EISH

Cen getown and New York Packet Wareroom, but.
- ouYh error, was not received. If the driver OF
me wagon will call and leave The Varnisl witt.
o0S 4. *. Plant co, 800 d street, he vii, be
paio ior Ms uoupie' sept 1s-9i@
Mn. MALsTER, Dentist, has resumed
1N1 regular practice of his profe.rion. Uilice-
NorthS st corner OF twelfth street and Pennsy Iva
.ep 18--6teodf
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T osT' FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Lost, YESTERDAY EVENING. Co,ts S.ven
Inch Navy Revolver, tiiver mounted. marked !, N ar
umer Thompson 1871"
Ihe above reward will be paid to any persou WI q
VIII return the same to MORrlAEk TUOMPsoN
z0t street, or to Mr. Chadwick, ut WIliards' ote
iep ll.tf 's'
" FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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BY TELE GRAPH,
IMPORTANT FROM MIS-. oURI.

ARREST OF COLONEL p. p. BLAIR. Juy.-rHy
MISSOURI LEGIsLArURE-MIssIoN OF CAPT.
KIDD, OF THE REBELs-sEIzURE or A YES.
Sell.
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NNTANTED,-A Hoy 20 iced on u cylinder
w pres. Apply ut This office, seltla
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>RPOT aUARTERM AsTER,s OFFICE,
aug aid

- WAsHIsoros ID. Z, Sept. 1864.
til O'Clock ~ goth instant, to furnish the troop.
In this city, aud It's vicinity nor Of he 10 Umu,
river, within (b) five miles Of the city Of " ashng
ton, with wood for y six months IOInmencin ~
day fOotober, Is !, anu ending Oh the sat day OF
March 1855. The wood to be OF the best quuliy OF
oak or hickory and to be deli cred at ,he camIs or
aGaiters OF lns oops IN such quaint ties anu atsue
times as the Depot quarter master may direct
Good security will be reql ired for the iulRmen'
OF the contract.
he bids to be for 70 much per cord of wood, con
ssting OF ll2S) one hundred and wvnty.. .ht cubic
let aEd to be 81 dOrsea. Is ds Tor Wo d &" lnd tn,
names OF tie ecuritJ to br slated in ihs bid.
ihe uhdersisned reserves TO himself the right tu
reject all bids thst may he deemed too hi IN.
Payments to be made ut the .ud VI each month b.
turning the ord rs drawn on he contractor. c.
Contractors, with the recent, uf tn regimenral or
brigade quarterm sters of regiments, brigad-s, or
co.. ps, ehaor' on the back Of sad or,rs Ior the
amount OF wood delivered.
ID. II RUCkER,
sept ltd. Quarter Iuaotrr U. !, army N
The Baltimore Anisricds will please publish, nd
send bill TO this Ollie. f-r pay m,lt. II. Il.
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SUPERIOR RDSEwOOD CASE GRAND PIANO
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND DHOUSEKEEPING
EFFECTS At PUBLIC UC71ON
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lY ,. Q. MCGUIRE = CO., Auction.er,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.

son 16-St
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sep 7--law&ds Az
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BEWARE OF C0uNTERFEIrs

And BY all Druggists ever where.
AK for He mboid'~ Tske no other Cut cut the
advertise ment aid send for 1t and avoid tmpositan
and expo uie. ,en, I'm
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
THE WAR In MISSOURI.
Battle mean. C0rfhage!
The Federal Forces Routed
with Great Loss!

KANSAS Cry, July l0th.-The Fort
Scott Democrat, of the 7th inst, reports
the occurrence of a bloody battle be-
tween Gov. jackson, commanding the
Missouri forces, and Gen. Sigel, com
81 handing the Federalists, near Carthage,
in which the latter was completely
routed and driven back with great loss.
At the first onset, the Missourians
were driven back. The officers order
ed a retreat, but the order was not
heard on the wings, which continued
10 advance as the centre gave way,
nearly surrounding the Federalists who
retreated.
The fighting was mainly carried on
by artillery, the Federalists r~etreating
as the Missourians advanced. They
finally reached Carthage, seven miles
distant from where the fight began.
Gen. Siegle, it is reported, was at
tackled during the night, and compelled
to retreat towards Sarcoxie.
SiegePs forces were badly cut up.
His loss is estimated from 500 to 1000.
On Friday Generals Price and Ben
McCulloch arrived at Neosho, twenty
miles south of Carthage, with 10000
e Two hundred Federalists were
captured there. One report says that
all were murdered, and another that
only q small portion was killed.
Gen. McCulloch sent 1000 men to the
assistance of Gov. Jackson.
Louisville, July l0.-Travel between
the North and South is but little inter
rupted. .ist
Kentucky volunteers are leaving at
the rate of 100 per day, to join the
rebels.
If the South be whipped, K~entucky's
best families will wear mourning.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
Glorious Victory on The PO.
'ue e7.'"f& tOAnNc!
MANASSAS, Va. july 3rd. 1861

We have glorious news from below.
this evening. A most splendid and sue.
cessful attack was made upon the vii
lage of Falls Church, this morning. the
place taken, and 900 of the enemy were
made prisoners. On our side IL men
were killed ; on the side of the enemy
$50. This is a most splendid victory
in itself, and of the greatest Importance
M its connection with our movements
in the direction of Alexandria.
.pa Falls Church is distant about eight
miles from Fairfax, in the direction
nearly at right angles of the London
and Hampshire Railroad. 1t was the
advanced post of the enemy in that di.
~rection and held by between 5000 and
5000 e They did not annoy us
much, but they stood in our way, audit
was determined to dislodge them. The
troops engaged in the affair have not
yet reached us, but ! presume it was the
Richmond Howitzers and Col. Kershaw's
regiment Of infantry among others.
l was at Fairfax but twenty-four
hours before the fight and, so far as |
could observe, they were in the best
condition for the expedition and proba-
'bfy were in the van. They were doubt
less suppoted by others, whose names
viii reach us by the next arrival.
III our army is in a most splendid con.
ISltion ami equal to almost anything.
lou may expect news of the most i'm.
postant Character within the space of a
~ II. P.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
Sur les lieux les prophecies suivantes, SAVIOR ::
Ben pr0pres de definite.

Bien propres de definite.
Jun MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams
Ia Paroisse d'Iberville, sur Ia rive gauche du
Bayou Plaquemine, sur lequel demeure Alex.
ander Roth, contenant quatre arpents de face
sur lie dit Bayou, ct quarante de profondeur
de Ia premiere concession, avec une double
concession en- arriere du dit moroccan de terye
contenant Ia meme huantite de terre que Ia
premiere concession les deux morceaux de ter.
re tormant phabitation qui est etablie ct cul-
tive en- sucre-et qui est borne en- haut, par
terre appartensnt a Joseph Kleinpeter. ct en-
has par terre appartenant a We've Pauline
Dupuy.
2o-UN MORCEAU DE TERRE (~inculte)
situe dams Ia Paroisse dlberville, sur I'isle
Plaquemine, contenant six arpents sur lie dit
Bayou, par Ia profondeur s'etendant du Bayou
Jacob au Bayou Plaquemine, borne en- haut
par terre de Joseph Kleinpeter, ct en- bas par
terre d'Etienne Robert.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13

THE PRIZES CAPTURED BY THE. NIcHO.
LAs.-The Richmond Enqui, Of the
Bird inst, says
The vessels captured by { steamer
st. Nicholas, on Saturday j; the Doth
ult., alter the st. Nicholasirself had
been taken by our daring ;enturers,
under Capt. Hollins and c Thomas,
are a follows
Brig Monticello, from Eil, bound
to Baltimore, with $500 bapf coffee.
Schooner Mary Pierce, n Boston,
bound to Washington CT with 260
tons of ice.
Schooner Margaret, froIexandria,
bound to Staten Island h go tons
of coal.
The vessels as well ase captured
and capturing steamer aall in the
Rappahannock.
We wanted coffee, iced coal, and
we wanted the steamer athe vessels,
and the country is Embarrassing the
bold officers and brave ! who have
supplied the market. If enemy had
not been whipped on Thaay night at
Matthias Point, p~erhspmore might
have been accomplishe'y our brave
fellows while their handere in. But
they have done splendidls things now
stand.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
Parish of Iberville, May 25, 1861.
A IL persons who have not yet paid fheir
n State and Parish Taxes, are hereby notified
to make payment of the same TO me, at my office,
or to my Dep'y, 7. Z. Grace, in his rounds in the
Parish, between this and the First of July
be taken TO enforce their immediate payment.
All persons requiring Licences-State or Par
ish-wiIl certainly be denounced 10 the proper
authorities unless they at once provide them
selves with the same.
No further indulgence need be expected, as
none can or will be given.
10 THEO. BLANCHARD,
my25) Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13


GALLANT AFFAIR NEARoMNEY.-The
Richmond Wing of tHst inst, fur
nishes the annexed Ficulars of a
highlysuccessful skirm:
Last Wednesday a ~ Of fifteen,
commanded by Col. by, were out
scouting near Romneygive of them
got separated from thehers, and be-
ing absent some time, rest went in
search of them, and fd two return
lug, who reported they'd been attack
ed by a party of fifty sixty United
States Dragons, anhat their three
companions were proIy killed. The
thirteen proceeded atfe in chase of
the Federal myrmidopvertook them
beyond the PotomaAttacked them
with swords, pistols ! bowie-knives,
killed eighteen and led the remain
der-none Of our parbeing seriously
hurt. Col. Ashby Nj five of them
with his own handDn their return
they found two Off five who first
went out, killed, andpt. Dick Ashby
dangerously, thought is hoped, not
MORALLY wounded.
This is a billianifair. The odds
were four or five to against us, and
they United States hlars ; and yet
u men killed more n a man apiece
and routed the rest, took many of
their horses and arm The only draw
back is the injury Dick Ashley and
the loss of his two panions,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13

A ETE conduit a Ia geole de cette Paro isse. le
"A mulatre JEROME, disant appartenir a C..
+. Heygood, de Alexandra. Jerome est d'envi-
rons p ans pieds 9 a 10 pouces de table, bien
iait, ct DUN poids d'environs 100 livres.
LIE proprictaire est notitiG de te reclamer COM
me la loi lie requiert.
ly6 THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
Inspectors Notice

To Residents Of the In District.
no Laurent Millaudon, Daniel Holiday. Au-
i gustin Leblanc, Estate Charles A. Slack,
George w. Campbell, DR.. Thos. S. Garrett, Isaac
Erwin, Estate Z. H. Dickinson, Mrs. L. Wool
folk
Each and every one of you are hereby notified
TO deliver your road IS feet wide, free OF obstruc-
tons said road TO be raised in The middle, with
a ditch on each side. all weeds, briars, roots and
stumps whatsoever, TO be removed, holes 10 be
filled. Your Cordelle Road TO be cleared of all
distractions. The above works to be accom-
plished on or before the 18th day of October,
1851, according TO law. j.. PARDO,
Inspector 18th District.
Crosse Tete, June H. '61-jun2s.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
A NASHVILLE MovExENr.-The Nash.
vile Banner, of the 18th ult.. saws

A NASHVILLE MovENENr.-The Nash.
vile Banner, of the 2Sth ult., says
AT a meeting of the City Council. yes.
terday afternoon, a preamble and reso.
lutions were adopted, appropriating
$500, 600. to be added to $3.50, 600, sub,
scribed by our citizens, to furnish the
grounds, houses, &c, for the President
of the Confederate States, if the capital
is located at Nashville, and REQUESTING
the Legislature now in session. to ten.
der the public buildings of the State to
the Confederacy, for the use of the va
rious departments of the Government.
Also requesting our Mayor, Senator and
representatives to urge the attention
OF the Legislature to the subject; and
to appoint a committee to act with n
committee on the part of the City Coun-
Gil, to memorabilia the Confederate Con-
gress on the subject of making Nash.
vile the permanent capitol.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
RUNAWAY IN PRISON.

,Ss WAS committed TO Jail here, mula,to
~ JEROME, claiming 10 beIon, TO c. p. Hey
~. cool OF Alexandra. Jerome is about IS
years o!d-jt. 9 or 10 in. high, we'll built, good
looking. and will weigh about 100 lbs.
The owner is hereby notified to reclaim him
in the manner required by law.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13

s6- The Banner of the Texas Rang.
ers in Virginia is a black flag. with the
inscription Texas Rangers" and a
deaths head. symbolical of the work
they came to perform on the Decorators
of Sothern soil,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13

LIST. A TRACT OF LAND situated in the
said Parish Of lberv'lle on the left bank of the
Bayou PlaQuemine, wherein the said Alexan
der Roth resides, continuing four arpents front
on the said Bayou, by forty arpents in depth
OF the first concession, with a double conces-
sion in the rear Of said tract, containing the
same quantity of land in superfices as the front
tract or first concession, both SAID tracts form.
ing the Plantation which is established and
cultivated as a Sugar Estate, which ii is bounded
above by land belonging to Joseph Kleinpeter,
and below by lands belonging to Widow Pau
lin Dupuy.
End. \ TRACT OF LAND (uncultivated)
situated in said Parish, on the Island of Pla-
quemine, containing six arpents on said Bayou,
by the depth extending from the lower to the
upper branch ofthe Bayou Plaquemine, boun-
ded above by land of Joseph K~Ieinpeter, and
below by land Of Etienne Robert
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
Runaway in Prison.

fe Was committed TO the Parish prison, negro
TOM, claiming TO belong to Thos. Powell,
-. of New Orleans. Tom is about 80 wears
old, SIT. 9 in. high, slender, wears mo,siache
and goatee; is nearly a Crif. The owner is here
by notified 10 reclaim him as required by law.
THE0. BLANCHARD Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
nes. The c-orresondan+ or ,ho p;oau

B%lhe correspondent of the Picay
une at Richmond, IN one Of lis late LET
tiers, thus writes :
But, although tie public archive.
have been moved away from Washing
ton, in anticipation of It's occupation b
Confederate troops, it is not to be su
rendered without a struggle. On II
contrary, all the available force of Il
neighborhOod has been called in for i
defence. The Federal capital perfect
bristIes with bayorets, and still troos
continue to pour i'll from all direction.
This comes to us Trough all the sor-
ccs OF communication we have at Con-
mand-letters and papers, and repos
OF railway passengers.
On our side we klow the hour of cm-
bat Is near, unless the enemy retrat,
The precise spot and hour it will tkd
place depends upon circumstances. ''hd
probabilities are tlat it will be beor,
Alexandria. 1t is there the enem,ar
most closely pressed and here thefat
Of Washington is t(be decided Thi
they know, and all tleir availabl, TO
ces have been movd forward to this
and ncighboring points. ArlilgtO
Heights and Shuter'sHill are theiI pri
cipal points of defeno. The latter I
sition commands Alexandria, and, }
Il hands, would thrGten the commu-
cation with Washington. Every efft,
therefore, has been mde TO strength
it. A few days ago, indeed, an advr
ced corps Of some eight thousand IN
was thrown forward b defend it. The
will probably take plae the first comet.
\ large portion of Cen. Beauregd's
forces were some day ago throwIur-
ward i'll the same direction, and thovo
armies are therefore now encaDed
face to face. In the mean time, en-.
Johnston is operating actively othe
enemy'S right flank, AID thrcatcnsoOn
to gam his rear, as al9 that Of thc'ed-
eral capital itself. he probabilities
are, therefore, that mlcss the envy
give battle, he will son be surruded
on both sides.
AS t0the issue of he battle, bugh ,
we have here perfect ,onfidencel our
strength and position, it may It be
wise to predict it. Tlis, howevo may
safely be said 4: if wcare y~ictoris the
enemy will be driver across thPoto- !
mac, and Washington will he our
mercy. If w are dfeated, " have
safe lines to fall backnpon, in tlmidst
of a people whose patriotisushines
brighter and brightG as the %scisive
hour approaches.
But while in view of the rertain
fortunes of war, | make this rerrc, |
may say that each md ever nan | :
meet looks forward will pcrf:t confi-
idence to the result. This cdidnce, :
| 4 also understand, is shared b al the !
people of the surrounding coury, who
are best acquainted With the irii and
strength of the opposing armi. |
The prospect of a g,ncraengage-
ment before Washington, isere the !
subject of general joy. here is |
scarcely all individual in RiclDnd who
does not know the number a charac-
ter of the troops recently Ned for
ward to join Gen. Besuregl's Com $
mand, and the possibility Of lefeat is !
thought of. I
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
THE WAR In VIRGINIA!
Skirnsish at V;esrport Ne,cs,
Death of Col. Charles D. Dreux,

RICHMOND, July 6th.-Passengers who
arrived here late last night, report that
a skirmish took place near Newport
News, on Thursday night, between $50
L~ouisianians, under Lieut.. Col. Charles
u; Dreux, of New Orleans and a New
York Regiment.
" Col. Dreux was on a reconnoiterinr
expedition when they met the enemy.
A brisk fire was given for some time
from both sides.
The loss on the Confederate side was
three killed, including Col. Drcux.
The number of the enemy killed and
wounded is yet unknown.
The Fire In London.
The conhagration reported by the last
Steamer, has proved more disastrous
than was first supposed.
~ The effects of it will be felt for gen.
erations to come.
The loss, so far as ascertained, is cs-
timated at over three millions of pounds
sterling.
The Great Eastern also brings news
OF the death of Abdul Medjid, Sultan of
Turkey.
France Recognizes Italy.
The recognition of the Kingdom of
Italy under Victor Emanuel, by France,
has been formally announced.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13

A ETE conduit a la geoIe de cette Paroisse lie
n TOM, distant apparIenir a Thos Powell de
la New Orleans. Tom est age d~'environ 30
ans; . pieds 0 pouces de taille; porte la barbe, ct
est de couleu moyen grif. lie proprieiaire est
DotIhe de la eclamer CONNIE la Ioi lie re1uiert.
ly6 THEo. BLANCHARD. SheriI
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13

ITO LAURENT MILLAUDON, Eugene Ro-
l. bose and -LAURIOT, You are hereby
notified TO repair your road and levee on your
lots Of land, lying on Bayou Maringouin, in the
parish of ~Iberville, by cutting the weeds and
brush from said lots according TO law, by the 18th
October. ID. P. FLYNN,
Jnn2s Inspector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
Vente en- Rartage.

LA L0UISIANE-PAEoIssE
II D'lBERviLLE-CoUR DU Seine DISTRICT.
En- vertue dun ordre on decret a moi adj.
dresse par rHonbl autrefoe's Cour du Gene,
District and maintenant la 5eme Cour de Dis
trict Judiciere de retat de Ia Louisiana, en- ct
pour la Paroisse dIberville, en- date du lime
jour de Fevrier, 1861. Ordenant Ia vente DIES
proprietres appartenant a la Succession de feu
Elolse L. Langlois, spouse d'Alexander Roth,
J'offrirai, en- vente publiquean plus offrant ct
dennier en- cherisseur
SameGi, lie 8 Aout proclaim, 1861, a
III heureS, a. m.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
GAzS M Va %&sSo

Pauline, negro woman (sickIy) aged
about Al years.
Paul, negro man, aged about "a yrs.
Joseph, %
Major, 20
John, negro boy Is
Aspaslc, negro woman, aged 81
and her child Louisa, girl, III
Clemcntinc, negro Cook"
(sickIy) aged 46 years, and her child
Sophy, aged . years.
DcsirGc, mulatto woman (sickly), house
servant, aged % years, and her child
Isadore, aged 4 years.
Euphroslne, muIattO woman, house ser
want, aged % years, and her child
Charles, aged 4 years.
Mary Jane, negro woman, aged Is yrs,
and her child George, aged 8 months.
Amy, Orphan child, aged & months.
Henry, negro boy, aged Is years.
Community PrQqeyty-(SLAVESJ
Bill or William, negro man, aged A
years.
Tom, negro man, aged 81 years.
Ben, negro man, aged sc years.
Community Properfy-MOFEABLES
One lot Of Plantation and farming utensils,
such as Carts, [Cane and Bagasse, F1ukes,
Double and Single Ploughs. Hoes, Cross Cut
Saws, Axes, Spades, Shovels, &C., &c. Also,
10 of Cnrpenters', Coopers' and Blacksmiths'
tools about $50 cords Of wood; z Mules, 8
Horses, 3 Cow and Calves; one lot of House.
hold Furniture-a full description of which
will be given on the day Of sale.
TERMs--CASH.
PlaquAmine, Parish OF lberville,
July lst, 1861. july6
TliEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13
70 Sosthene Allan.

VOU will repair your bridges brthwith; you
L will level your road wherever necessary
and clean your bitches SO as TO drain said road
this to be completed according to law by the 18Th
of October, 1861. J. v. HEBERT,
jun29 9th Dist. Road and Levee Inspe tor
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-13

Etdi deH LOuisaac-ParOlSs d Uerr5H,-
COur dR 5cme District JRdidatrc.
Dams Ia Succession de feus
Resale Melancon e Dorville Larroix.
A TTENDU, que CLEOPHAS BARBAY a cr
IA jour enliasse en- cette Cour sou TallasuN
final administration de la succession de hu.s
Rosalie Melancon and Dorville LaCroix.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ccuy que
celia conceme de deduire sans trente jours lie Ia
date de ce preset les raisons pour lesqneiles le
dit Tableaux final ne serait pas homOl gtf II
fait lie judgment de cetie Cour Ell le cautlonne-
ment annulle.
lberville, lie JUN 90, 1861. ..r
ju22. NJ. A.. ESTEVAN, Grelier.