True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

ANDsBRoKERs OFFICE,
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HAMlIT0N HALL, efisss tho following Lands
: : "'N ''''' ~ '" IN TEXAS,
II leagues, on the river Navasoto, 60
II do on the Sabine, near Caddo village
do on the Trinidad,
do on the Na.asoto,
do on Red rvsr,
do on Big Alabama creek,
do and III acros, Oh Charles crock, near tho
do between Village creek and Pine Island
Bayou,
do on the head waters Of Con Bay,
do on the Angelina,
II do in Milam's Colony,
do and IL acres on Red river a little abyv
Buis dare,
] do OH Red river,
l do on the Sabiae, 40 mica below Gaines
ferry,
do near Sulphur Fork six maes from Red
do " on Mills Creek,
i-sdo ; mill, from Linus landing, Ma,agorda
Bay
redo on the Bay of Corpus Cristy.
Several scrip of 640 acres, unooated.
DO Of one league do,
1880 Acres soldiers Bounty Land.
III the above lands well situated, either for spec
alaor settlers. The titles aro indisPuable and fully
suan.:.in-'l.
ALSO-5OO Acres, situated near new river. and a.
bout ten miles from the Mississippi, to which there
is good road There about 40 ueros pro.
sent, under cotton cultivation.
t70 Acres near Iberve, i.u gsad cotton land, hoav
lily timtered, with cane underground.
liz Acres mile from Anons Prairis, and abou
5 from the Mississippi river.
Lots in Faubourg Washington, fronting Rue du
port, 80 feet 9 in. 'l3l f. 9 in. in depth.
Lots in Fauxbours Marigny, Bn feet front oao',
on Union street. by 20 feet deep, between la RIVE
Liberals and Fsrcc.
Lot in Phillippa ST. 81 #. front, ~ &c deep.
Together, with several other city Lots, which Of
fered on accommodating terms. ian2l
NEW MUSIC BOOK-lN PATENT NOTES.
MTASON'S SACRED HAne, anew collection Of sacret
wi music, (ste,eoyped in patent notes, arrange.
by Lowell Mason author of Boston Handel and llaytir
Society Collection Churc,, Music-the Choir or Caioi
ColIcc,on--lyla Sac,a-Sp,ituaI Songs, ssc.-and b,
Timothy Is. Mason, Professor in the Eclectic Acadcm,
OF Music Cincinnati. Published b, Truman 81 Smith
Booksellers, Cincinnati.
sMasop's Sacred Harp is adapted to the of al
denominations The variety Of metres is nueh ,iUate
than in any other collection Of music. But very few
hymns contained in the hymn books Of tho dif.eea
denominations of Christians for which tone may no
be found in the Sacred Harp 1t contnsa great vare,,
OF very beautiful psalm and hymn tuI,es collection
interesting anthems, pieces, sacred songs,
and chants, which arc Short easy Of performance with
instrumental aid, appropriate TO the ,ayions
sions OF Christian Worship the wants ofsingng schools
musical societies, and pleasing and useful to singers io
their own private practice and improvement.
The Harp contains much and valuable music
which has been drawn froA, Ike highest al
steal taste and science in Europe, especially in Gei1na
ny. 1t has been the constant aim of the authors give
collection Of tunes that should he easily learned
easily sung.
lcachera of singing, clcrgymcn and others who
DESTROYS of improving sacred music, can employ u,
mt ctectial ulc circulation of this nd nirab
collection, which has been prepared expressly for tn
Soutl, and West.
~ ~ noTcIIKlss g co.
sept 10 2i Chaitres street