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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
PL.AsrEn.
Pr6we Land for S1Ir.

Prjse land for Sair.
HAyfsG no time 10 devote TO xfIeuiiu.
IN rsinperstion- on small scale. : ~iil
eel nv nlereSt IN that veil tnoVB 'stsic.
" MiLLsEHSTE." three mites FROM Chsr'cs.
town ed about ~ 20 from shsonsr ials o.
contains 90 AcnES,
Twsniy ,svsn ~ y bich sfs covered - D
good timber. more ilan sp,hcisnt 30 ir, !, ~
suppf u fencing ard fuet u -
las 90 i go9d stone pRs'iirg ssss3
H,uss, with a nsvef-fsilius >pf"-. .s.A
end . eonstsnt stream q siei --A-ssS
ras'ing through ibe premises
The purehasef car hs,es crsi'' or frTr
one 70 i've yesrt. upon EisirE e0hd' Nsiite
cured besfmg iptors-t. SD = deed 1i tru.t
on the lard ~ y Al StlfE
SEPT 2. 1917 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
SATURDAY, sEpr. I6.


The House did not sat to-day. In
the Senate. the consideration Of the
bill to authorize the issue Of Treasury
notes. was postponed until Monday, or
the motion Of Mr.. Calhoun. who init.
mated that he would on that day pro.
pose a plan Of has own, aud give his
views in full in reference 10 the proper
measures Of relief to be adopted.
The fSllo~ins are The mos, i,nportsat commit.
tees q the House Of Representatives. Their
character is sufficiently toeo-TOCo. Lut no, NOR,
80 ihan might have been sn,isipa,vd.
Of Ways and Mans. Messrs. Cam.
breleng. McKim, Owens, Sergeant
Hamer, Jones of Virgins. Fletcher
Of Massachusetts, Anterior and Rheil.
On COnneyee.-Messrs. Smith. Phi.
lips. johnson Of Ia, Cushman. De
Graf, Legare. TOland. Curtis and Ma
son Of Va.
On the Judiciary - essrs. Thona,
Robertson. Toucy Martin. Corwin
Bynum. Garland Of Va. Hoffman and
Potter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
EXCELLENT sroCH.


---!hssng which ar
SIX hr,i rate drau: ht Horses, and one youn-
brood Mare and Colt, Of good blood and
several iine mich Cows.
Forty head OF frs, rate Sheep-haIf breed
s.'enN-h'e lat Hogs. aud q number Of
From IS To 80 acre, Of frs, rate corn b,
the acre.
o"e thousand bushei, OF Potatoes. by The
"rstel, aud frora Eve TO SIX hundred buShel,
Of Oats
One feet rate road Wagon. one new Cart.
SIX s-t of hrst rate wagon harness, and
plough gears.
Bnrshssr, and single snJ doubI. shovel
PIoushs, and iiarroSs, ali OF tho very best
quaIt! aud every other description Of
Fa7nIgs UTENSILS.
The whole Of which having been purehs,-
90 new, within the lat year. are Of course
oui little the wore fpt wear
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Confusing Of one Mahogany Sideboard
I'b'cs. Chhirs, Beds, mad BEDDING. Pot,
kettles, and every variety or useful
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
A'so-s"me good new homemade
CARPzTING.
G--The Public would do well TO attend
this .ale.
sT-Terms-On all sums over five dollar
credit Of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security For
all purchases not exceeding Five dollars the
cash must he paid. No property will be dis
posed OF privately before the safe, end none
VIII he allowed TO be removed after TIC sale.
tall tic terms are compiled with.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
when due ATTENDANCE wit he given by
WILLIAM SHERMAN.
Jefferson county, Sept 3, ls37.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
cash Tor .Nfc rocs.

4 Will a. ga timo, g,rs tb. b -As-t rr...'
J 90 casb Tor hkslv youog gEoaOEg
% both sexes. from Cen 90 tvrrt,-f.ts yssr.
Of age Persons btsins likely ssra tris le
dispose %, y 10 10 vol N Ell on 80 at rt
fesldsnes in Chsrlsstos1 I'D - 'ra-
muniestion 10 wfitiaE wiii 30 Frrupfs g.
isnded 20 M 'EIW Dr.
Jui, o.. 1856 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
PUBLIC SALE,

HNhE Subscriber, about 10 decline Farm
ing. will sell Of Public Auction. on
Tuesday, the 2Gth Of this month. n, hi, re-
'iienee on Buli.kiu Run, Eve mile. south
OF CharIesto~n, seven from BerryvilIe, near
fOrd's Bullskiu Mill, q great variety Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
House and Lot Of GsO,.m.l,
Trust SEE.

IIiE uadyrsiSoed, by virtue Of deed OF
trust, executed by Joseph l.. Russeli,
for the benefit Of certain Of hS creditors.
viii oher for sale, at the residence Of said
Russell, al IiarPeT,-Ferty, on Saturday i1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
Cine Hundred AZ Sixiy-Gys
ACRES,

together with Heyes' Ferry. Alec anoth.,
'ract OF Land, of which Gcrshom Keye. died
seized = ','"E on the Blue Ridge Mountain in
Tie SID county, containing shout
TWO HUNDRED .A.VD EIGHTY
+ -NLNE ACRES,
M one mile from the Shenandoah river
andNng lands Of Daniel Bediuger's heirs
road ~ OF Peter DI'iow. The Alexandra
| T,,,aSs through this tract
in had. Sne third of The purchase none,
insta!rnen,she balance in two equal onnusl
with app.o,sSo purchaser To give bond
retained as 70 fcnrIty, and the title TO be
payments. Nsecuriiy Tor The deferred
\CGiiERTY, T,wfe
sC~l am authorrs, Special Comniuiensr.
chaser Of the Reyes FL say that the Pur-
accommodating terms, tract. can boy on
FIFTY ACRES, sdjoining'raet Of about
!. T. DAsame.
Sept. 81, 1897. HERTY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
Sent. 81. 1871

VIRGINIA. 10 wIT:
la the Circuit superior Court of
Chancery for Jefferson County, JuH and
1897: Nlsl,
James Lsrmour, PLnsry.
AGAINST
BrokenbrOush McCormi K, James w RE,
ley, Executor Of Alex Ander Riley, deed
Priscilla Riley, widow of said Alexander
Riley, aud James W. Riley, John r Riley
and others, DEFEsDAsTs.
IN CiIASCERY.
"And IT il further ordered, that Master
Commissioned WOrthington take n fur,heI
account of, and report what other, If any
sums Of money are still due from the sale
Peterborough Mccormick to any OF his ven.
doris OF the tract Of land IN the proceeding
mentioned, or their assisnees, or other per
sons entitled 10 receive the same in order I,
further the proceedings TO be had herein.
A True EXtract--Tes,e,
BOBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

Georgetown White Ale,
AZ fiHi qlslty "a very superior article.
The dsy Revived spd 70 ale ~ u~ t)rak
Sipr- IL J. " SIR-ffTA
Ausu,t u, isT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

ss9 prise ~ la dr.oa Sa.- a,P
ss,c'e 81. 81, 4,h. - ssh ~
~ ,S,,S = le,h. III. s'h. Oh. ~ ;asi,
oo'oVo Pr'I' - -. i&u I3,h'
Tickets SIo-fISouoiins TO $40. zoo.
To Purshss-. ~ i;S-- Quarter. So 20.
ds'e. 10 ALEXANDRIA Le. h.s,,- -.
%.t.,. nj hs,. ~. .-l'is ,.Ry. Cisss 2.
the seb'm me, ed esn k.ve - ...sIio-.s." ,1.sr
sA-rc IA THE sehenle. ~ li,- ss.,,~,kT.ssh ~
feTvnsr, WiIhouI shSFge. az Lsvs tAs,s -L.l
eis.e not.ey rel ps-d - ~, iia&l.-x'r.T,I.
ds-s cog, Ca application 60 ,he sgent < s'...Ns
from uhosu tLr p1T,isSe as rasde.
Virginia State Lottery. y
For ,be bsas6t ~ the M,shstle.i p<4ss, oIsos
s,''s,y ON yfoIk.
Class NJ. 7 for 1897
To BE- GTGAcn al HisLazdrin, Va a. So
iudHg sept 10. 1897.
sPEaptD CAPITALS.
S30. O00--S 10 .OOO--. SC0UO-- %, laD
81 900 - ,ECO
20 PdIe, OF si.OOO
% do 500
20 do 3O6
T,,ss, tto-u.if 50 .-,.rSsS
Isf'b s'r. q f.sk &c " - i'st-s 90
H. % ;, o@r- 80
ESFo, r, ssu SRI sh.r.. o, CstHe
rare, 81 Fsstasf- 20 10 sgSts sHi-Sei4
~sttmss. sddffss
-. =. GREGORY q 40.
.NON@ReyP-
tSus>ss.o-, o. Ysiss a ~ Intyfel
-, Asst-aIss CsrS, % G..
o = orders ffYal di,lsh,s BY nsf
rrssug,lr atts nds3 n snd ne drs~isgS %
tsr,sth .sHt o. s0yo r. rFvf
~ "a tsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
ANegrO Woman.

Named LEANTHER. and her ChillTen.
HEyRY and LEVI.
Also. gold Patertlsvtr WATCH, Snd
some other articles u psr.ona properly
named 10 SAID deed Term. cash.
ISAAC FOJKE.
w &, wORTHiNSToS.
Sept 10, 1897 T,rst,,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
AND SPLENDID rpIzxs.

lt'ze OF SIC. O0N-Gs-J0 prizcs OF
looO. 40 of 250. So of 30; so Of
IVY. 10 OF l60, 60 of I5o, so of
I'D 90 Of 100 GO Of 90: co OF so.
I2o OF 40; ls0 OF 81; I20 of 2n
2s2o Of 70; l770o Of LIST drawn No. ]
IL 1850 Cd. Sd. 18th. or o,hl To-
$50 l6'h. 7th. 9Th, 9,h. o, 10th. !
= $3.50 llth, l2th. 18th. 18th. o.
i''h' odollnrs--amounting in ell 10
10000 ncr,,r.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
MONEY MAREET-CITy

SATURDAY, 29h April 1877
The from New York evening the is most
gloomy In consequence of the designs of the
leaking out considerable had Virginia and
New York banks 1t gradual however and without amy
excitement If the worst should the fear
there Will be repetitons of Bank of Maryland
Great fears entertained of othe New York tanks
If the drain continued We should surprised hea by
the next mail that the denouement had occurred. We will
hope however, though it be against all probability cir
cumstance
Depressed could have but little vorss
ehect upon our market The thermometer low at
eh mat the variation of degree the com
munty There is an incubus trade that nothing
but some violent effort the the
calnteret Even then direul influence will remain
to paalyze effort Money experiences change ex
cep that the hand of the lenders clenches its precious
the stronger.
Cotton we write the word but seldom now though
turn bales bales the face We hear of
bales Alabama fine at y and 81 Mississippi uperor
III cents Report speaks of ton of 100 bales do
ecents--theugh wepu faith in its validity. 1t may
been talked Of
All kinds ofproduce low There unwilngnes.
the part of the Commission Merchants receive oduce
on consignment and advance the freight The money is
worth TO the hnde than gain he make from
selling things for another
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
The letter from our eorrsspondenl a, N,ashina.

me iettef from our correspondent at Washing
ton, VIII let the public know of the schemes 10
ing on 10 that corrupt city. Mr.. Bddlc, the Rsths
chsid oil the States is there. What can carry him
to the footstoot Of power. Has he found Of last.
that the government has an absolute cou,,oI over
the precious metals of the country! Has he dis.
covered that the enemies of the United States
Bank have bundered into policy, tina. il persist
cd In, will totally break up the banking. system of
the country,-nay, of the world. Or has the
President sent for him to consul, npon the pro-
pretty of starting National fIauka Taken
in connection with the present state of the times.
some inporian; business has called the money
KING 10 the metropolis. 1t has feen WHISPERED in
our ears, that The designs of tht government upon
the specie OF the country have struck terror into
the halls Of CrGsus. If. wifi the folly and iopor
ance of the present dynasty, the cous,rv can be
placed beyond the possibility ,fa total bankruptcy,
the blow, strike who it Ray, will sienalize our
rulers for hundreds of age To come and stand out
in bold relief throwing IL % the shade their numer.
Gus errors
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHIseTos Cry, April %

{From our own Correspondent
find that great excitement is produced in the party
particularly among the business by the iama.ion Civ
in the Globe that Mr. Van Buren, would withdraw large
mounts OF specie from the Banks place in the MINIS up
ger the preex O. coming but really for the purpose
ota"ine from the use of the commercial community have
converscd with several good Van Puret and asked
for and the contemplated They
canddly acknow ledge that il does look lie done
their paving their just and debts-debts
which they called on to by obligation of honor
and interest.
have been informed that md persons in Virginia
and elsewhere have been inmaton in
the Globe thai they have been calling specie
and in New York is said that the Loco ocos doing
same The obet of the latter press the Banks much
possible aua make crash the thing be DONE There
who do pretend conceal their
point The of the BENTON faction under this system
of policy Benton himself under the
feeling but since he has prospect having Bank
ing interest of Missouri under hi he will
push things to that extremity. lie will still however seem to
titinn to banks and monopoes.
In my last mentioned the arrangements Ben
making with the Secretary of the
the Chckasaw fund furnishing the capital
Missouri chartered the last of the Missouri Lcsisa
Smith, the President of the Bank has here
the matter has been satisfactorily arranged and
Benton will controlling
banking concerns of Missouri You ecoect how
esesced He and the other directors divided
bred and some odd thousand dollars among themselves
broke! better watch will be kept him now
be cannot his regular share Of the spos the
way he viii at least exercise controlling political influence
over the institution aud its branches
Kendall it is said will leave here South
ostensbly for the purpose Of seeing the affairs
the p Office but really for the purpose making political
engagements hostile TO the Riyes interest
The refusal escnd the specie circular grinding
of the Virginia land SPECTATORS They have been
y its suspension Some of them have had make sales
less than they purchased for their Indebtedness
banks The circular does the northern
in land much does those of the south We there
fore the southern Van Buren, resembling
and the Butler aud Kendall interest opposing it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
AEApIA
4 CARD.


DR. WILLIAMS, OcULIsT.-We are desired hy the
above ma ned Ocus', inform friends end the pub
iic tina IN consequence of the dtre 9 evinced BY those
apfo tunate he has partially restored to sight
from total blindness since his arrival and one who had
been nearly blind p wears, and the number Of poor
persons ~hb now begin TO come every day at two o.
cisck he has resolved remain in his present lodgings
NO. III Canal street. until the morning of The llil Of
May next He saws he has been induced to alter his
plan also TO give occasion planters and others
who live ut distance, TO themselves hiring
with them their wives, children slaves, who are
20 consult him before his departure for Nactez hioh
= now rrevocabiy fixed on the ith day of month
He leaves Rachcz the 23d of Nav Tor Vickshur O.
anil that place the 4th If june for Memphis and n
place on the 9TH for Loui Vile; and that city a the
18th for cincinnati where he purposes Ain If
teen days, on his way the Falls of Niagara Inv the
rivers stopping few davs in each of the arg ,or ms in
the direct steamboat ronte TO buffalo.
N. b. The editors of all the papers n Matches ,re
required TO publish the above article nee week I'M
Ill the suival of DIR Williams and di ect him a paner
containing the i~f
New Orleans, April % 1887.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-Just
n landing ship Constitution, and for sac--yiz;
10000 fest Of glass, best quality, from 8NlO to 2A
$40 kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green pant, IN 20
libr keys "a doz japauedns for signs;6000lb lhage;
26 doz sEeRtd nlGnn ground hrushe also If 0nnn aud
600 do; cases crome green in POWDER suferor ar lie
do do in cans large assortment of sash tons Of every
size aud quality sable pencils for artists fat marking
brushes for merchant artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared, in boxes fitted up with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and crenmi,y Whit 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large AMI choice as
sormen of paints dry colors oil, turpentinc, varnsh,
&c. for sale, wholesale and RETAIL al the lowest prices,
by M0NDELLI
a9o IS Camp ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29

SAINT CHARLES THEATRE,
M ISIS CHARLOTTE BARNES respectfully an
nennces to her friends aud til, public, that her
49, kensht and last appearance. prior to her de-
!. 10y Se, York, will take place Monday, May
~ ne fnst time in New Orleans Muster Burke has
na5es indest volunteered his scrYic-s
aud will perform Concerto the VIOLIN The enter.
also consist Of Miss Barnes Drama of
Ia Fftte! 1hs Pirate of The Guy.!
Miss Barnes i'll recite the original Epiogue W ritten
BY herself. After which, Miss Barnes will perform
tragic scene entitled he Captive, never aced in this
6AJ.--The whole 70 conclude with the melo drama
never acted herel Of
Mob the O,Lfld,c
r = Or, JENNY TWITCHER IN FRANCE,
IN which Mr., Mrs and Miss Barnes will appear.
The performance will commence positively at Seven
o'clock, 100
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
Los. of sb /. scbr. Do,hn.

on the nigh of the Goth of April, the sr.hnoner
Daphne, Capt Bartlett, (hence for Bostu.,, with a
cargo OF $500 bushels corn and 100 hbls cork, 81 }
was at anchor in the middle of the river, fMissis
s'Ppi,) opposite Jizardi's Plantation. The towboo,
Grampus going down with a tow, came in cen,,c,
with TIL schr, (,he nigh, beng very dark, ~ and
IN 10 minutes sunk her VIII. al on board. except
the crew. They narrowlj escaped, by getting on
bonrd oftfie ships in ,rw of The boat From ,hc
certificates OF Capt. Smiley of the ship U. States,
and capt Seldom ST the snip Hober', no blame
cen NC attached to the Tow Boat The vessel is
partially insurf;d-the cargo, no insurance
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
THIS Az TERNtt,N
FREE. SCHOOL. I.GTTERf

Glass No. 20,
VIII be drawn i'll the Arcade about o'clock. Those
who want money, should not neglect to purchase tick
eis Immediately in this Lottery, where no failure has
or will take place in the payment of prizes They
always cafhed al sight For the small sum Of 81
chances for the following handsome prizes, may be d.
viz: $4,000 5000, 2000 $780, 100 of ,oO6 besides
host OF less amount, such 500 400, 300, &c &c.
Tickets only Oil packages of 25 tickets $780, warranted
of package cannot lose than $9 and will have
s chances for the capital prizes-Packagss OF shar
= proportion. Apply at he Managers Office, No 81
Gravier street, and ! Us Chartres ST.
+ a29 MEAD Manager
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
a2y MEAD, Manager
JONES' PATENT COTTON GIN
afGlAx.I =.

A MODEL GIN, which has been in operation in
New Orleans, can be seen BY calling at No So Mag
0Sirc street, opposite Banks Arcade Where orders are
rs eised and promptly filled in time for the next crop.
TINS patent Gin, is tile latest improvement at
tempted on she Cotton Gin, and has proved itself be
emnenfiy and completely successful when put in ope-
ration. Toguard against mistakes, the Paentee hegs
leave TO state he has created cies farther
ahan TO authorize private individuals in 9TH
er stats, TO receive orders for his Gins. a29
We beg leave call the attention Of our Teader to
barge sale OF valuable negroes TO be made this day. Sat
urday 18th inst at IL O'clock the Excbane Coffee
House corner Of ChItrrs and s. Lonis streets by Isaac
L. Mccoy, and Mossv and Gurids aucfionesIs. They
are from the planati,n OF Corbin and Ra2le
and are nv in number. among them are valuable me-
chances sugar makers, field hands, and house servants
and are oil either accmaed horn in the country and
sorm one Of tie valuable collection of negroes
ever offered for sale in New Oreans-,hey will be sold
On and IL months credit. a2s 1t
MSAPTAIN MARRYATT's NEW NOVEL, &c
~ Snarieyyow. or The Dog Fi-nd, by Captain Mar
Syati Author OF Peter simple, Japhet, in Search of
die Fssiser., r., Nj. Midshipman Easy Sc;
Abel Allnnu-A. Novel, by the Author of Hail
Bah.,. Zohrab,' &C., in 2 vols.
49, The Life Of Oliver Goldsmith ~. B. from variety
OF original soarces, by james Prior.
=. The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wnrtley
A,:ntagu Edited by her Grea, Grandson Lord Wharn-
Phrrnology,' exempli6ed and illustrated, with up
wards Of forty etchings being Scraps No. ?, for the
year 1877 BY D. B. Johnston us Usseysd and for sale
a29 corner Camp and Common streets
S TRAY-Mas taken mp un the nights Of the 25th and
y th instant, by night watch, Sd Ward, I'd Munci-
pahiy a dark mahogany bay coored horse, left hind
fsof white abuve The pastern joint, and white stripe
down his fosshead ALSO dark brow horse mule with
she hssire branded On his left high and ligt mouse
colc,sd MARI Mule. with white in her forehead
Nd ihs letter branded on her left thigh. The own
o said animals are requested to forward prove
~, pay charses aud take them away on or before
the 18th May, which day they will be
Guioft, Auctioneer.
STRtNGER, Commissory Sd Ward,
Second Municipality.
Sc-Lauding from brig AquiiIa
~ cases Silk and Bingham
= Cards, 90 cases Silk and
Co., 1874 Magazine 81.
Sterrels, for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
ossIcE OF rHE TRyE AMsMcAs,

M FrHiay, "A. NJ. April 18th, 1871. !
nase but few transactions to-day Of any
neaf OF ths sale Of $40 bbis Flour S. $50 Whisky
cents Su gs Lard a, u cents; 100 hhds Sugar st
sold at . cents; GU bills Molasses ccnts 800 bags
Coffee lol cash; tiercas Rice at 81;
LAY sold for S24; lot offs $40 went off
ri sene Salt improving little. We understand sale
2. w bags ma e to-day at 81 5o6 The weather still
snzes COOL and pleasant '
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29

ESTAT DE LA LOUISIANE---Cour de Parosse
IA pour la Paroisse vile de la NouvelleO Orleans.
Present, FIIon. Charles Maurn, Judge Solomon An
drews, cone. his Creavcers. Sur lecture enregis-
petition tahlaau dams efuires ct est
deerete par la Cour qu'une assem- lee dies creavcers
de lmso'vablc ai-ut lien cod ouvente jund lie de
Mai 1887, pour ire sevor pour quo lie dit nsolyable
seront pas detliarge commencement lie loi. II est
du plas dereti qui Mi. w. c. Mcou avout est namme
pour represcner les craavccr absens, attendant
totes procedure centre linsolyabe ptoprietcs
est supendaes. Par order de la Cour
Bureau de ir, fer, NouvilIe Orleans 9th Av 1887.
IL NJ GIfNOI Den lrnffinr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29

Mr.. Bennett recommends the business men to
aav at home, mind their own business, study fru-
gal'ty, buy and sell for cash, and rise early and
work steady, asthe only means of getting over the
present crisis. far better plan than meeting in
Convention.
The Erie Canal was opened Throughout, the line
the Goth inst.
A counterfeit draft for $500, purporting to be
from the Merchants and Manufac ,urers' Bank of
Pittsburgh, March IL h, No l4io, signed Ca
rohers, cashier, was received in New York on the
2lsr, from Mobile.
The Courier and Enquirer is urgent in its app
peals 10 The Importers not 10 pay their bonds, aud
10 look 10 the people for justification.
The dwelling house of MIR. Mayson, in Ham,
burg, was urnt on the oath. He the agen,
ofthe Bank of the State OF s. Carolina, and lost all
his papers and $780,
The Express Rider was shot at on the 22d, forty
miles north of Augusta, and severely wounded
V'he South Western Express will carry slips
n New York to Louisville in days and sx
$, and TO New Orleans in 8 days and 3 hours
dirk has appeared in the halls of the Ohio
laure, since member appeared one morn
III q wooden one stuck in his bosom, and II
rnc cob handle attached IT.
Tree is said TO be than human in
&pny OF Ion. II quite enough she
V tGonlan.
tiha Y B. candidate for Governor oi
y, was ahead OF his competitor-6
rom.
Aren is threatened-what with we
do nsos lrcscind the specie circu.
agether-recnmmend a loan vi
he Atlantic anks--advise
"pk-place the govern
- and exciting
1000 wer,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29

The furious driving of drays through the stres,s
can be arrested, and hereafter prove ,ted, If our ii
tizens will assist the police in their endeavors.-
Already some dozen or two have been taken up
and fined. Whenever any one of these Jehu's is
seen boiling through the streets, it is very easy
for the citizen interested in putting down such
nu'sances, TO inform the High Constable of the
number which the offender may bear upon his dray
In this way the geRtry will be made to feel the
weight of the law on their pockets. Our word for
it, the practice will soon grsw obsolete.