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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Mrs. DALL.,, mother Of George NJ. Dallas,
ESQ was Killed IN Philadelphia, last week.
VAS returning from a visit 10 the country -
The hurses took fright. aud ran some distance
with the carriage before IL overturned. Being
taken into n house. Mrs u. was scarce able
to speak-snd merely complained Of the OPP
preston OF her dress, which prevented h. &
from breathing freely. A grosn VI two EN-
sued, and the lan,cnted lady had ceased u
live. There was no external injury upon lac z
person, except an Uncomfortable bruise upon
her ARMAND II IL believed she died Of apo
riexy, resulting from extreme terror altho'
Il !. not improbable that the discovery Of some
internal hurts might result from . thorough
post. mOrtem examination
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

In aid, and urging on every boSy N.
propriety OF avoiding oil bi,t-rn.S, :,
Pecially the owners and underv,;,s,.
who OF course feel pretty sore. ".
says that Capt. Van Schoonhoyen h..
never vet had a far ,na a,
commander, and this will be ap,.,,'
good lesson TO him. and from an .,
knows about him. he don't th,uk J..
would run The Two Pollies or A.,
other Polly" in danger Tor the me-.
sake Of taking "the r,sponnJihfv ,,S
though he bears Dutch name \. !,
not entirely Dutch. but i,a cross bred
Of Yankee and Du,ch-aboui half e,,s
and that is a mixture that general, !,
found pretty difficult 70 sitl. hi,,s,
to think well Of the spirit Of invention
but takes good care 20 lie: other i,k,
try the apartment first, and mas ~.
thing more 10 do with il unless ,,,-.
cream rises on top-and thcn-"it, ~,
ereom and your blue miLk."
The Major is now hard a, work e,sv
morning before breakfast, writing an Id.
dress 10 the people Of the United Sta.r,
on matters and things in general. an!
The prsck Of the "Tuo Politics." IN IA.
ticular. He don think il will be d5ns
much before Congress meets, and "a,
consented 10 publish IL in your par,t
Tor two rcasons.-lsi, To prevent coau.
,erft ting; and, IDLY, because of li
liking for his old friend Mr.. Dsi.t.
who used TO publish his letters in YOU.
paper when It was the old New Yo,,
DAILY Advertiser lie says he h.
nothing 10 do with the party polite Of
your paper, or any other; he goes T.,
and With that party that does mo,.
practical good for the country, no, N
sayings but in doings, bu, suppo,e
regarding all these matters he vii
speak ior himself, under his own hand
so there will be no mistake.
He sends you, by this convcyarcr
package Of letters to be pu, IN Nh.
Post-Otlice, and requests you 10 send
all papers, packages, and parcels 'lt,
come to your care for him down h,-
without delay. He is expectin, q
VISIT daily from Uncle Joshua and o,ne,
distinguished folks from Downineyr,.,
and thinks of going there carly H.,
Fall, before visiting Wa,hin s,on. where
he will probably pass the next wia.rr.
Your friend aud agent.
JABEZ T.. BISSELL.
+. :. He sends up also, by th.,
conveyance, box containing his ols,
which has got ru,tcd by exposure A. /
wants 1t cleaned and ground and grca,.
ell, also his cockcdh7i. that wants new
fitting up; also par of6oois, tina, " ant,
new footing, and new nails IN the heel.
and, TO pay the expenses he send, 4,
tve-dollar bill OF Biddie's bank and d,
folks want "5stier currsncy." tEey
must wait ill he can get some blank,
struck Of, aud he'll give them "a bet.
ter currency, I'm sums - suit d, NJ.
ers, and such as viii require no
change. J. f. ?.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

0 he ssi VI the isss session. seano~iy
called ''ths poor destor's ls~." took effect on
'hs let u ,As Prssest mss,h. Il ssssrss 10 I.
debtor .ad~r s.esu,ion. hcrss. COZ. bed. ns.s.
cora ka. sons opposition is already m.sifss-
Cd 10 usis IsO,isiou. We thiuk, hsvsv,r. "a
would be cell to is, IL have prss,is.l test. before
u be condemned. its object certainly 10 hs-
rnsae' in mover 20 rDsa Of kns intellect and
VI . heart Ito feel for other voss'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

ScWe have full details Of the dreadful &C
eident on the Portsmouth aud Roanoke Rail.
Road which We have not room to copy We
earn from the 1orfolk Herald that another
'ad accident occurred on the same night. Two
citizens walking on the road in the dark were
rUn over by the engine. one VI then killed, the
other severely wounded.
The day. disasters are stated at 4 killed
IL severely wounded, and - OF 30 slightly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

WINCHESTER ANp POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD CoM9ANY.--Thea annual meeting Of
the Company was held on Saturday the 9Th
inst. hnsr the reading Of the Reports, Of The
President and Committee OF Finance. which
were unanimously adopted. the Stockholders
Proceeded ~ Ito election Of Officers for the
ensuing year, which resulted in the re- election
OF the following gentlemen:
Jous BRUeE, Pis.id,nL
NATHAs PANKISs,
Jos. u: snERH,SD. p;,,,,.,,
JACOs SEssENEY, D"'e''
JAcoB BAKIK,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

The Hagsrstows Mail praise. Me-. WIN G
JOhsson fOr haVipg "dsred 20 ,hrow "a ID.
shseties OfPauy" u seems be Il a Reform.
81. Yet us lssra tha, In the sane county N
which the Mai PsrsRbuisies, The Courier hs.
been prescribed fOr throwing 81 The shsekls,
q party" and opposing Me- ThOmssi Il /,
right 10 nF. johnson to disregard party ,rsm.
nsl'' but n h Vsry naughty IN The Courier 70
thiuh Zoe tself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
SUICIDE

We have to record melancholy case OF
suicide ~ one Of our citizens on wedns,i,,
morning The 9tI instant Mr.. John Hooper
LETT b" hone on foot, ss'ly on the morning
before, taking with him = change Of cloihe.
ane AZ eHirs pair Of shoes, Sitbou, informing
bis family a. to the object of his movements.
% "wednesday evening ii.e Lesrt-rsldins 49,
'sliisebee was received, hat lie h.d been
found. suspended By bis handkercLief IN an
old building bear Mafiib.bufk, not f.r from,
flsgg's mil "A inquest vas held on ,h,
body, sod BIS remains we're eonssyed 90 Mar.
iinsburg fOr ih,crmeoL
No clue has been found 10 the cause OF ma,
unexpected sflietion- and u can only 10 a.
er'bsd to temporary insaaity The deceased
~ss an industrious man, and bad The rssp-c,
snd good VII u the community 10 which he
lived. lie has len = helpless family. consist.
ing Of ufs and seven children. uho. 10 al.
d''ioa 20 its morliheai,Oo and esep d,.,fs,.
consequent 90 suoh 40 event, ere " STATE a
Peeuhiary dssututiOa. Never DID any ca.
present stronger claims to Ire sympalb, q
feeling hearts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Erecufion ofthe Distribution Lap.-
We find in the National Intellicencer
an article IN the Financial Register
OF the United States" in which the
writer, alter giving a statement of the
relative amount of the receipts aud
expenditures Of the Government, de-
clares the opinion that the Government,
cannot carry on its affairs without hold
ing back from the States the October in
stalnent of the Surplus Revenue, and
therefore regards it as probable tina,
Congress will repeal the law directing
tie distribution ofthatinstalment. The
lniell!gencer in reference 10 this i'm
Poftant subject, says:-
"Resorting to loan however. would,
II appears to Us. be preferable. for Sc
veTal reasons. TO posiponement Of the
complete execution OF the Distribution
Law. One important Of not couclu-
ive) reason for this preference would
be, that, on tie fa,M Of the United
SiaieS pledged by that law, the States
have generally appropriated. to the ut
most farthing, the amount subject TO
distribution (or deposite) among them.
II will not be very agreeable thing,
we know, TO the Executive, TO recon-
mend the authorization Of a Loan for
Ten Millions Of Dollars. But the Ex-
ecutive Will Of course submit. with what
grace 1t can, to the necessary conse.
9uences OF the abortion Of its scheme
Tor substituting better currency" for
The very best currency ever possessed
and enjoyed by any nation"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

GIVE h'vs slrssdy so,issd the removal n
N''s'' hsE's'eS 10 wsshlsstoa. The measure b.
Vi's oos. 'ad siil sosbls ne editor 10 ss,.ad
Ai' s'eieissss, snd. vs trpss, he pss6ss Ths
Register Prsssp'' f.''hfsi Sssusasssssy record
q he Pol'''ssi ssd osher i@port.as e,suss q
'bs sounsry, sad should hs shssishsd ., a..
Publle i'd sGsstioa ssd Ebsr.lisy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

The New ORLEANS Herald Of the lst
inst. says that the deaths in that city
are not greater in number than those
IN other cities Of the Union in proper
ton to population.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

GJ will be seen that the great Lottery for
September. tS!s.ooo the espi,.I. h.. been sub
situated b, . scheme more suitable To the tin.e.
Ssr Ihe advertising columna
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

81 The articles "a the subject Of Spring
wheat viii attract he stisusioa Of our as,S-
cultural frisOds We shall spssad before
ies~ further iOfoFnasiOo "a tAs ls,possass
tSpie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

The Wings Of Maryland are preparing FOR
the contest an October. The delegate nomi-
nations have been made in several Of the eoun-
ties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
PRIVATE. |

HERMITAGE, July -, lS-t1.
MY DEAR SIR:-I have Just rcceiv-
ed the Globe Of the 18th, aud am
pleased 60 discover from il and other
papers that the democracy are uniting
upon the plan Of separating the Govern
ment from corporations Of all kinds,
and TO collect the Terenus, keep and dis.
burSe al, by their otcn agents. This
alone can secure safety TO our revenue,
and control over issues Of paper by the
State banks. The revenue, reduced
to the real wants Of the Government.
payable in gold and silver coin. (no
credits TO be discussed by the Govern
ment in gold and silver. will give us an
underwriting metallic currency, prevent
hereafter oveurading, and give pros
perty TO all branches Of business:
whilst the banks and the commercial
community will be left to manage
their exchanges, and all matters be-
tween them. in their own way. hope
and trust fhaf he UhOIe democracg of
he whole Union UiH unite "a adoDfing
these measures, and the democracy OF
numbers will never have another con
test with the sristocracy Of the few and
their piper credit system, upon which
they at present rely 10 rule the country.
] hope GO Treasury notes will be Is
sued. The Treasury drafts upon ac
tual dePosiie are constitutional. ard do
not Pariake Of paper credits a. Urea
sury notes, which ase subject 20 dcpre.
Citations by the merchants and banks.
and sh1yers and brokers. and will be
II issued. and the Government cannot
avoid Il. Different must Il be with
Treasury drafts, drawn upon actual de-
posiles, and from he eopduef III ne
links AMI ne MERCHANTS. THrY
DESERVE NO FAvoRs FRoN rHE Go
vERNaEST. which they have attempt
ed TO disgrace, and to destroy ~ credit.
both 81 home and abroad. u il the
great working class that deserves pro-
lection from the frauds Of the banks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
undergo . thorough investigation be-
fore q Court Of Jssiice.

AN EYE WITNESS.
The names Of those killed immedi-
a:eiy were. Miss M'Clsny. Miss Ely.
aud Miss Roberts. The three that
died afterwards were. Miss Holland
an infant. name not known. and a le
male negro slave 3 years old. Those
injured seriously. are AIR. Wiley Wat
k'ns. two Messrs. Hollands, Mrs. Ely
Miss MCluny, Mrs. Holland. Mr..
Phelts, and others. names not known.
RnN PaIrioi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

The Washington Globe Il Thursday last
contains the following extracts of letters from
General JACKSON in reference TO the Currenc,
Erlrart eJa bitter from GsnsTai JACKSON % the
Editor u the Globe, dahd
llERMrAGs, July ., 1897.
Now Is the time To separate the Co
veTnment from all banks-rcceive and
disburse the revenue in nothing bu,
gold and silver con-, and the circula-
ton of our coin through all public dis
bursements will regulate the currency
forever hereaiter-keep the Govern
meni free from all embarrassment.
willis il leaves the commercial com
munity TO trade upon its own capital,
and the banks 10 accommodate II with
such exchange and credit as best suits
their own interests-bolh being mo-
ney-maling concerns, devoid OF patrio-
tism, looking alone to their own int
rests, regardless of all other. Ii has
been and ever Will be a curse TO the
Government TO have any ENHANCEMENT
or interest with either, or more than a
general experimenting care OF ALL
But the commercial community hither-
to has been fosiered by the Govern
ment, 10 the great injury Of the labor
OF the country. until the mercantile
aHsiocraoy, combined with the banks.
have assumed the right 20 control and
manage the Government. as their par
iicular interest requires, regardless OF
the rights of the great democracy of
numbers, who they believe ought TO be
and they are determined they shall be
hewers Of wood and drawers of water.
| repeat, that | am proud to see the
firm and noble stand taken BY the Ex-
ecu!Ive Government on this occasion.
The people are with it, and vii! sup
port IT triumphantly.
THE history OF the world never has
recorded such base treachery and per-
hdy as has been committed by the dc =
posite banks against the Government,
and purely with the views of crafty
ing Biddle and the Barines. and by the
suspension Of specie payments degrade,
embarrass, and RUIN II THEY COULD
THEIR own COUNTRY, for the selfish
views of making large profits by throw
ing out millions Of deprecated paper
upon the people-selling their specie
at large premiums. and buying up their
own paper at discounts Of from p 10
DO per cent. and looking forward 10 be
INDUCED in these speculations Cor
years to come, before they resume spe-
Gle payments"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

A, Typical ofthe ''prnurs OF the times, !" We
record this week the marriage Of two editor.
Of newsPapers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
TEE
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS

." ah~Tf''fssss, SeNssss- 6s.-sv. So.
u hss very general circulation. rot soi,
T" Ohs'i'''o~n, Iiafpsrs-gssry. sAsDhsfd,.
'oNn' sm'lhhe'd. AMI Their respective ss,sh.
'ofhooda, eoi 10 TIE valley u yirstaia. ana "a
other portions q The county. fas and -As -
V . 20 Old e''i5iishmsnt. 9Th ne largest sub.
'o''P'i'o Of any Seskly paper 10 V,sEiais 80
The sdEaoisgs' Afforded By u, are sos % veil
appreciated, that business nsn 10 al quar,sn
await themselves q is columns ~ mshs
kooWa 70 ne public heir wishes sd ,hsa
wants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
GEN. JACKSON.

The Washington Globe of Thursday last
contains the following extracts Of letters from
General JACKSON in reference TO the Currency
Er!rad eJa i,ii,' from Gsn,Tai Jackson % the
Editor Of the Ctebs, daftd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31

EHRANKLlN lNFlRMARY. 1.-The public
spectully informed that this institution, erected sr
The most approved plan, and in airy and most ADM
r,hle situation in the bouig Franklin, upon the rail
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large and most commodieusy divided
into apartments for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is supplied with the most sklni ant
attentive male and female nurses speaking the various
modern languages.
Private rooms may be had hy gentlemen at from two
to five dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, one doll per day.
Slaves also one dollar. Small Pox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident ply stefan is DIR. ii. Lewis, to whom,
appca ion for admission must he nate orto d.. o. A.
Luzeinberg, No II, Rampant st. ~ "a
Z ATE PUBllCATlONS-lhc Ijrellcrs, IA tale OF
Ia the Fronde, in vols.
The Wife and Woman's Reward, by Mrs Norton, il,
22ols
Miriam Coffin, Or the Whale Fisherman.
The Bashtu lrishman, or the Exile Of Erin, in vols
A Narrative of Visit to The American Churches
by Deputation from the Congregational uuion of Eng
land and Wales, by Andrew Reed ID. ID. and Jane
NJ theson, ID d. in 2 vols.
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgcwortln, 90 vols yer,
neatly bousd in10.
The Works of Mrs Sherwood, being the only uni
form edition published in the United States
Jus. received and for saleby
WAI M'KEAN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
u IL ~ LII OIL M III "

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
FANitE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
Il trutcd il: series of short and familiar Essays,
originally published in the " Banner of the Consu
ton"
C0BBETT'S LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the clergy of the established church equitable right
the tithcs to any other thing called church pro-
perry, greater than the dissenters have to the same
and ought there, ought there not he separation
Of the church from the state i'm six letters, addressed
to the church parsons generally, including the cathedral
aud college clergy and the bishops, with dedication TO
Bloomfield, Bishop of London; by VIM. Cobbctt, NJ p.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM. ....-,
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor containing full account of the moneys,
coins, weights and measures of the principal trading
nations aud their colonies; together with their values in
u. s currency, weights and measures, translated from
the 9TH edition of Fugcl with additions from the works
OF Kelly, Nclcebrochcr Kruse, McKeugh, and others;
by Francis J. Grund, author of Elementary Treatise
on Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates of Duties, from and after the Sd
day of March, 1888, until the 3ls of December of sad
year inclusive, on au goods, wares and merchandise
imported into the United States of America, as cs-
tahlished by acts OF congress.
Just received, and for sale by w. McKEAN,
nov Corner Camp and Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31

DR JONES PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
~ been in successful operation for several days, at no
300 Jula street from 10 10 IL ocltrk, M and from
TO nm will he continued u, the same hours, ill Sa-
turday uftarnoon, when lis operations " i'll he clio ed
Those -rous n seeing IN ap7lli:on, are respect
u,ly imitol To Utlcnl. Ia
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31

yENlIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c.-1he
Language of Flowers, illustrated by celored en-
cravings, 2l edition.
wings, I'd ean.
Flora and Thaln; or Gems Of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement of flowers, with "l'-
propric illustrations, cmbcshed with cooied plates,
by lady.
Floas Interpreter; er, the American Book OF Flow
crs and Sentiments, by Mrs S HAIL. third edition. 'm-
proved.
The Artist, or, YoHng Ladies Instructor in oria-
meut,l Painting, Drawing, &c.
Just received and for sale Ivy
WM NI'kEAN,
oc,12 corner Of Camp and Cnmmo' SIS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31

AMI BNof CNS VI lCE,
II Exchange Place
III AMlLToN HALL, offers tho following Lands
L. and Lots for sale, VIII
IN TEXAS,
II leagues, on the river Navasota,
II do on the Sabine, near Caddo village
6 do on the Trinidad,
) d. on the Navasoto
5 do on Red river
do on Big Alabama crack
do and IN acres, on Churles crack, near the
do botween Village creek and Pine Island
| d. on the head waters of Con Bay,
do onthc Angelina,
II do in Milnm's Colony,
d. and III Red river littio absv
Bots dare,
do Red river,
do on the sabine, 10 miles below Gaines
Jerry,
do mar sulphur FOX, six miles from Rod
river,
| do on Mills Creek,
l-2 do 3 mil, from Inns landing, Matagordu
l-2 do on the Bay of Corpus Cristy,
Several scrip of GAO acres, indicated.
DO of one league do
1880 Acres, soldiers Bounty Land.
AL the above lands well situated, either for spec
ulaors settlers The titles indspu,ab!o and fully
guaranteed.
Al.SO.-5CO Acres, situated near new river and n
bout ten miles from the Mississippi to which there
is good road. There are about 40 acres II, pro-
seut, under cotton cultivation.
lily m5crcd, with cane underground.
10 Acres mile from Almons Prairie, and about
5 from the Mississippi rv,l.
Lots, in Fauhaurg Washington, fronting Rue du
port, 81 feet 9 in. by l3l #. in. in depth.
Lots, in rauxbourg Nlarigny, 80 feet front each
on Union street. by 100 feet deep, between Ia Rue
Liberals and Force.
Lot in Phiilippa st. 81 #. front, ~ 96 dean.
Together, with several other city Lots, which are Of
tcr2d on accommodating terms jan2l
NEW MUSIC BOOK-lN PATENT NOTES.
"A A ASON'S SACRED IlAnr, collection Of sacret
WI music, (strrcoypcd in patent no,cs,) arranged
by Lowell! Mason, author of Boston Handel aud Haydn
Society Collection Church Music-the Choir or Uior
CoIlcc,ion-I,,s, Sacw-Spri,ual Songs S5c.--and b,
Timothy b. Mason Professor in the Eclectic Aculem,
of Music, Cincinnati. Published b, Truman, & Smith
booksellers, Cincinnati.
tMasou's Sacred lIMp'i is adapted to the wants of al
denominations The variety of metres is nich rcatc
tl,am in amy other collection of music. laut very few
hymns couaiucd in the hymn hooks OF the dit!een
denominations of Christians Tor which tone may no
be found in the Sacred Harp 1t cotausa great variel
| OF very beautiful psalm and hymn tunes collection o
interesting anthems, set pieces, sacred songs
and chants, which are short, easy Of performance with
out instrumental! aid, appropriate To the varons occa
sions OF Christian worship, the wants OF sing ing schools
musical societies, and pleasing d useful 10 singers 10
their own private practice and improvement.
| The Harp contains much Kew aud valuable music
which las been drawn from t. hg hest sources of
steal taste and science in Ernpc especially in Gcm,
NY 1t has been the aim of the authors Civ
collection Of tunes, that should be easily learned an
easily sung
lracIcrs' of singing, clcrgymcn aud others who ar
DESTROYS Of improving sacred music, employ II
M ct'ccl,,l tho circulation Of this admiral!
collection, Which has been prepared expressly Tor Ill
South and West
Received and for sale by -
sept 70 2i Clri'res street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31

II F1LLEY has removed from &c Chartrcs street tC
~ 76 Canal, Royal and has received by late
arrivals, additions to the original stock which now
offered in quantities to suit purchasers.
Rich Satins, plain and figured.
do do blk and coorcd.
do Gro de Paris, plain igd.
Sc do do etauiblue blk.
do Rep Silk, plain and egd.
DO Gauzes, Paplins, H,rnanies, &c. ..,
Plain and knotcd, China Cobourgh g. English Silk
Hose.
Superior embroidered, Lace and open work do do
do Thread, Mohair, Worstcd and Cotton Hose
Stewards Paris made II ) Gloves blk, white Il ass'c
Silk and Net Gloves blk, white and assorted.
do do and Ii ) Gloves, long armed
Also-20 cases ronnets. consisting of
French Silk and Satin trimmed aud untrimmed Orien
tai recan, Florence, Oval crown, ard Tuscan Straw
lurbalis, Head Dresses, Wrcaths, Feathers, Flowers
&c. &C. d. L. EIIIEN 1G Cnnnl str.et.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31
Bs GU $.

THNli. Managers OF this concern take the Liberty ofin-
Il forming the citizens of New Orleans, that they
have made an arrangement with the New York Com
pany Qae Of Nlobie) 10 perform for short season, in
conjunction with their present company, PERFORM
ing in the city Knowing from ths reputation of the
northern concern, and the performing here,
there is non, that compete with it in the United
States, and in fact the world! The following young men
| attached to the concern:
Messrs. STICKNEI, SWEET, NORTH WIN.
MGR ROGERS, ANDREAS, LEVI, F1IL
SHAY, LIPHAN Johnson, MITEER
| BYRNES, LEWIS 10 IFRiE JEFFERSON
LONG; Masters LiP.NAN, D1LE, LEE, and
| J. & G. BUCKLEY; Clown. MIR. GOSSIN.
| An efficient band Of Music is attached to the establish
| ment. G-5Doors open alta quarter after 6, and per
| lormnncc TO commence at precisely.
Observation-Disclosures 81 co; Gallery 50 cents. ma