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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

ms l',A f,-In~cn up one so,rci Horse M ~
E4 hind foot whra the furelock The ow,slN
'eSt d to come forward prove Iropcrty nav rsn
> ana TAX. sud alnnl away before III 18th instaNt
lett alter that time II will be sold At public auction ~
i. y. Guilliottc, Auriionrcr. W. McDONA1 ID.
az Commlss lry I'd Ward, ID Mu cipali,y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

ENSfkAN -'ratenup b, the night watch in The ID
y ward ID municipality, sorrel Mare no mark
lie owner Is requested 10 come forward, proc no.
lcrtr, pnv ch"rgcS, and take sal Animal AWAY brfn
the 18th Instant. II iolt alter TINT time il will be sold al
public nucl"n by 7. \. Gnilliou uc,neer
w. A.cDUNALD Comlnssnrv ID Ward,
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26
WASHINGTON CRY, April 10,

(From our own Correspondence
You vi" in the Globe if you have already
It, an announcement that il contemplation
law relating coming the increasing mercantile en-
harrassmens There is law, you know, authorizing the
Treasury Department to transfer the mns for purpose
OF being coined, portion of the public deposcs
secretary OF the Treasury deem proper. This law
no" to he used for the purpose banks
an indefinite quaint Of specie This infamous suegcs
ton has been nude in the Globe and from what
stand has been ii ugt Of only by that the party
who support the circular But that portion
men Such measure woul, seem be the sheer
mtlignt, of furious hare 10 the mercantile communtv
1t supposed hero that the geson of the Globe
as tn"cr to ascertain how the party will the
Some there both here and Baltimore who speak of it
as injurious in the extreme.
lou have seen stated in the public Journals that Benton
remained here Considerable tma after
Congress 1t was supposed that his sheet 10 exert
inuancc prevent cn,s Of the Treasury order which
Pr Van Buren, ha informally agreed should be done .tcr
decent time allowed for the old get snug fixed
at the rnltdge To effect that, howcvc his main
object II was one of far important nature 1t was
TO AXE arrangements for furnishing CAPITAL for tho Young
monster IN Missouri The anti auk Bauon in that State
nave Established tte monster of millions. 1t to be
wholly party concnln The directors appointed by
party maioriy The institution will be used, intended
10 be Se rs party machine Benton has arrang
ing Tor the Sccrtt1 Of the Treasury State bonds
and give them capital tho nd H. tho Clckasay flpd
The matter ii all settled and Benton left exntng in
IL the htl that h ID l>SOur and could soil
do what he plcases with her should bo surprised if he
we're 10 lay aside his ambitions hopes for tho spos the pub
lie service aud look TO the encng prospects dire
tho Missouri Tn. re90llacnns of thu swent Dn
lbs MUD like the sweet south stealing DER bed of VIC
lets" - "
Pu-incss getting worry well baltimore The ci,v has
comparatively speaking scarcc frlt tle pressure;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

TRAf.-Taken up by the night watch, one hay
R3L ilors ID - hands high. and rough shoi. Tile
owner is requested 10 come forward. prove prspts,
pny chrr% $ nd ,nke said animal away before tie 18th
instant II let nft TINT time, il will be sold pubic
auction, by 7. A. Guilliotte, Auctirneer.
WM. MCDONALD, Commissary I'd Ward,
a3 ut ID Nnnirinaty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26
The sales being, in 1891, 49,, $40
in 1886, IA 157 6tn
in lS3i ei,500,0OD
And during the first part Of 1871, 5,vUG,O0O
& t1lAS c2l


About ten millions OF this called for the
April under the hcpoe of Is 6; cont oil
cd the Deosite Banks themselves cast the bur
den the merc mts The merchants no longer able to
purchase cotton and your planters compel ed to make
up their losses of their crops,
1.-THE Cotton of the present season. at former prices
would have brought slcG000n the loss by the experiment
cannot fall short of THIRTY MILLIONS. One would think
that with such facts before them it would require strong
to that the Government has been well admin
iSterei,
The Globe lahor from, day day withdraw public a,ten.
ton from tho administration by getting up cl,mor a.
eaint the lank of the United States the Eank of England
both of which denounced for sending specie England
To me it that there is Plain The of Eng.
land would not transport the specie unless interest
do We told that she import specie or SUSPEND
specie payments and that the Treasury Circular benefits tho
country by placing the specie beyond the reach of who
would send it TO England.
Those who thus forget that paid expense of
b. nang the specie here that it the ut our
expense and that pay only expense of
sending to Europe but bear the loss consequent
the demand for specie England which grea that
her merchants and manufacturers cannot now formerly
purchase produce, cotton If doubts him
look your markets. Is there single planter in the
S.uth "ho does not fee the truth ofthcsc remarks7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

EIS ik Ny .-lhken M, one che>nut sn,rcl lniQ
d q with in his freheud, the right ore fa
"hit', ana The Two hnd feet The owner is requesa
'n"'e orwnrd prove "pcrtN, pay charges and ns.
$ nj numnl away b 'i,re the 18Th instant. IfrG .N,,
thht time il will be sold at public auction, nv p
Guiillottc, AuctIanecr. w. NcIE,N Al n
a3 n tu,,iSSary "a Ward OIL u,,,;:.',i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

ENSTRAY.-rakcn up by the eht watch, one d,,
"a Horse spanish brand on the left hp The own
is qucsed TO come frward, prove property pay CHI,
ges, aud take sam anm II away be ore the 18th insum
II # alter th*t tine II will he sold 1T public auc,a
by +. A. Gu lie, tuct'un 'er. W. MELON Id
a3 Commits. mr., 9I Ward 81 ,l,tn.,;,sl,y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

VIE subscriber grtliiel Tor the liberal encourage
N m,nt 're'o"re best wed up n his ablislm ent
cspectiul, announces to the public that he sill con
tn,'rs to man 'f'cnre Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron
an also con racts the BHc>sn til bu siness in general
al '3o View lev'c street, where all orders tor steam
hoat and "thet work in his line, vi he at ended TO- au
executed with despatch. He hopes by punctuailty
ana due attention to business merit continuance If
pap &c patronage. j. T. OSB KN
tNcW ulFNliS, 2Vln hiAlch I83I. emn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

JOHN PRICE. Conmissary
npl0 1st Ward, 2na Nuuic;n,i,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

- /, au Olu tHft4F,
III wing me 10 some wiih"rcd houeh, and there,
MY mate, ihai's never 10 be found aeal0,
Lament, ill am lost!
The hcreared parent found n cons ration in fuI-
hi!'ng hih promise /" the tcnd Having slisfrd
all creditors, and among others, Frederick Her
Tey, who had escaped from tho event Of the E,ur-
iechh OF MAY, "nly 10 remain .r lie, nliser hIo
helpless cripple. The ciildless old man ben. ha,
way TO New York. Near the grave OF hi, lament.
ed wife, ir churehyard in that city, is stone on
which are inscribed these words:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

FEsa IN u By tn, nigh, watch on the night liz IL
10th inst, ON! bnv horse, with white star I'D T."
tor hrad, ind Willie ark the Iosni!s, ~ srs
cream colo ed pon,,, with white on hf ~ v' *
head, hob tai The two lud feet willie iIem The WI hc
'tnwn. also on white h rSe. The owrers Of SAN Isr
SEES are qucstcd 10 cell and prove property, rn, I
at r"" H " "o @, on lh I'd "st By l,e sf
tl0neer. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

%1,ol4 amounting to 1872, 5l4
81 30. '~'' = W. f''"''S'
Packages of 25 r ckets 500 warranted IN draw -,
al SIS and may draw the four Capitals Packages
If shares in proportion.
FOR Tickets appl. nj the Managers Office 81 Graver
street. adjoining thu entrance the arcade and lD,;l
Cha tres between Cont and -. LOUIS sts
a23 X MEAD, Manaurr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

"A HORSE. lost on Alanday night tho -
par, Of ' cart "t h rg"'ss' or" The a i"
having three white iee,--the white stnut ' NV
small streak fwhite is down lis i aes seiup
bringing said horse To the livery staS, Any pe,.a'
Aail receive ten dollnrs for his trouhIe N Goj
horse. als f 90 ne Ia bo,.N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

v slNSUT1IUTs very tIfInsNT
haSh the following goods recently received IN
r.ln bx Havana cigars 200 tierces rice - pines
Holland Gin. warranted pure; 100 or casks of pale and
brown Sherry; 70 or Ks of MADEIRA. old md fac;
or casis Of pure tnt vine; 20) casks of Philadelphia
Porter and Ale so of Ausca vine; 800 baskets
Champagne, fnvnrte hr'ntls Al half pipes Champaign,
and ognic hratiy; 20 bars of round ron; 40 cases
traziar's coprhr assorted sizes; 60 bibles Of Iron;
b'dles OF sheet from 80 900 pan of trace chains.
J ID BEN " A COHEN
MA Common street.
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FEN DDi LARS REV APD

g TRtYEn AWAY from II, stable Of the subscriber,
y ON the Cd inst, bright hay IIor G. TX vrrrs old
and ahoul l6 ha"ds high, black main ana IA l. Lft
hind feet Whit, and shol all round The above re-
ward will be given to whoms9eycr will return him to
lh' subscriber. JAc0B NAH 4
h2h ~ CITY of I.nf, yette.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

THIS EVENING April, Goth,
VIII be presented FIRST timel Mercadante's Grand
Opera Sciu ,ntied
ID o N A Z A RlrEA
Donna Cartca, Papanti Don Alfonso, Signor Fab:
Don Diego, Signora Papantnnelll.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

ITCHING & NII CHEKs. Il n
PROPOSALS in writing will he &c eiycd " luz IN
l. til inst. for ditching the Protestant sI rc:lms
ground AT the foot OF nnd sl,ee', and for u sans
the 81 lie and rear lines Of that ground, and also s '
and covering with ,hells, the walks 'hlous"'
grave ward. ,tr
Chants "',"'E 10 DC J.. nj IL "i'i'a''s al2t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

4 NlhN \ EPANES.-A etc mis- mar In ro,d- d.
hlnit' a. DIX c"nrnn III cheva Law a,cu nm
"'''Hl" h"h'hp ''nnl, uue azure nu,unc blanche
sur les marines, II Gle pris Ia meme INIT nm non * con-
lc'r creme aNhnt ule tlOle lanrhe sur IA front r., Ia
queue tonrlrct lie denx pu' dc drrrre hlnnts auvsi
''i 'pe'al MA nc iep"rnetaire dts ntniaux +
IRIS d. venr les rer umcr en- la,nr les mis- r.;Cc nm
VI ~ uN II tvril on is cront vrn,p< lie d four ~ p
ruiI tote, Enc htur I,II\ p5JcE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

w Re- lED 100 Is Ar AUCTI ~,
M ILL be sold this afternoon at O'clock at The
w upper end Of the Beef marke for account of
whom The san Z NAV conc IN,
AQUANTITf OF GOODS.
OF various kinds saved from the wreck of til, brig A,gus
rrr 81, 7"''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

ch'vo iut er,'u l.unli spir, Ie 10 dccournut 1n
" TAG pres lie chenin cUUlssc. II await sur IN nae
I rti' lu haoi de chnretta. &c Oh wal EST du
h'tIl ataht iris pieds b,nrs, lr blanc mon,ap as
s'z matte les Jam 'cs. II r,nc petite ruie blanche
sur ia igure 'lnl fu L cmm IA i ccurir ruhli-
que la rue Girtd, rec VIA uup racnn,pens' la A.;
liaSt"rs. lie oh val va a + um!e '>
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

= :" eE'71' Z" e7T07T7cU puppets III o mOHIT1s WIN
terct
10 i'll one year,
ID two years,
Is i'll three years, ! without interest.
ID in t.nr wears,
trll TILES will he given 10 purchasers. but the notes
viii hear mortgage until paid The last payment will
he RENTED ON such lota shall be improved within
year from the day nfsale by Il substantial house, not
less Than % tect frun by 90 feet in depth and Of two
stories nigh.
Further particulars will be made known the day
of @a c, aud distribution made of explanatory maFs an
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-26

Pensacola, Feb. Ii, 1887.
Nn1e-Nlaps oftte city of Pensacola. and the harb6
of Pensacola, are exhibited at the Arcade Exchaugs
NaoaZine street. ais
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

NATIONAL INTEI.I.ICINcrR

III
The Editors Of the National lnt,ll,vr,cs,
IN announcing the death Ut Judge D.nxr,
CAsH, VI the Court Of Appeals, Of yirg,ni,
aud nephew Of MIR. JGVrERsos, take oeea
Sion To pubIrsh the annexed letter from him /,
themselves. II Is equally honorable TO both.
The lnteilisencer deserves all ia. commep
datioa bestowed upon II by The disiingui,het
Judge.
To the Editor, Of n. National Ini.ii.r,ne,,
"kicnsosp, Feb. -, 1886.
My subscription has been due 1,
you since the 18th December last.
have no excuse to offer for this DELAY
excep: that l have been continual,
engaged in the business Of my court
and At Is some hat Troublesome 10 ge
the exact sum Of six dollars in a form
to be enclosed in a letter. expec
this delinquency has pressed more hea
Why on my mind than yours; for th,
lntelligenccr is To ne as an old and e |.
tecmed friend. have taken IL from
ITS origin, now. | think, upwards o
thirty-five years; and 10 be tar6y IL
the pay ment Of my dues seems an un
grateful return for the pleasure, the in.
formation, the prof, have constan,l,
received from il. ~illtakc the liber
ty 20 add, that the Editors have m,
best thanks for the firm. able. and zen
hemaniy manner in which they ieien.
the public liberty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION

From an able article In the Frankfort Ky
Commonwealth, upon the Senate of the Cniied
States, aud the abuse OF the doctrine Of IN.
strucilon, We copy the following
This doctrine, In itself of.the very
essence Of freedom, heretofore contend.
ed for As the palladium OF popular
rights against all encroachments upon
them, Is now interpreted 10 mean tie
right to change. alter or abolish, any
features IN the constitution which are
not acceptable to the rulers for the time
being. Under the operation ofthe new
application oil an admitted principle,
The Senator'S term of six years i. TO be
reduced TO a mere tenancy, at the " i'll
oil The dominant party-and the Senate
itself. instead Of standing as a tower OF
defence for the people against EAecu.
tive entertainments. is 60 become the
register OF Executive DEGREES. The
right OF instruction has become synoni-
nous with the right 10 oIpungc-and
tins right TO expunge. os,ensibls opcrat.
ing for single object, is made 10 or.
Punge not only the journal buie,ery
Senator who is not subser,ient t. ia.
Chief Magistrate Well, the eIDun.
gers are in the majority, and the pre-.
sent Senate may go down 10 future
times with that enviablc title a,tachcd
to II by way of distinction.
Still, il is cheering 10 see how noLly
the Opposition suslains its well earned
Character for talents, for patriotism al d
virtue. The bright and shining lights
oil the lahi still beam with splendor
and IL they be destined TO disappear.
they will have lost none Of their bright.
ness, but the darkness will rest alone
upon the councils from which they
have been excluded. BY the calm.
dlspassionate, and clear.si GIFTED policy
Of the opposition IN the Senate w ar with
France was avoided. The blessings OF
peace have been m aintained-the pure
doctrines OF the constitution have been
commended fora thirst for a nations
gold has been searlessly rehukcL-lbe
abuse Of patronage has been made
known-ali that faithful public servants
could do, has been done. Their name,
are names for history. destined To be
pronounced with honor aud gratitude
when the servility Of timc-serving pol
'tioians and Tapscious spoilers" be.
come by-word and reprOach. When
Clay and Webster aud CIayto and
Calhoun and Leigh and Preston and
Mangum and Crlttenden and Porter.
aud their illustTiOus compecrs. are
brought into comparison with such men
as Hill aud ShepIcy and Benton and
Walker AMI Morris, i, will bc like run.
ning parallel between giants and Pig
mics"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

A TRAvrLLxa's Ts,cx.-Dur;ny

A TRAvELLER's TRicK.-During a
period Of very active opporition be-
tween rival coach proprieiors, one coach
stopped TO breakfast; the repast was de-
layed, under various pretences. till the
coachmans horn announced the mo-
ment Of departure; in vain the passen-
gers demonstrated against this precipi.
fancy; he must drive TO time, aud could
not delay. When ut length he had
succeeded IN getting his grumbl,ng
company together. one gentleman Was
found wanting; and on "mine host"
opening the door Of the breskfast-room.
he found him quietly seated at the
deserted table. THE coach will be
off," exclaimed the landlord. AND
so would too. could have got a
spoon toeat my egg. replied the guest.
"A spoon. siri" "Yes, air. q spoon. I"
why. why. where are ny spoons9-
Stop. stop coach! Jack. Pat, Joe, run
every one OF you; stop the horses
stop the coach till get my spoons.'
vociterated the landlord. While struck
with CONSERVATION, each passenger
looked 10 ms neighbor for an explana-
ton OF the scene. In q few minutes a
crowd had collected around the car.
mage, 10 whom the robbery of The
spoons was detailed, with the rcsolu-
ton OF the host. that all the passengers
should be searched with the assistance
oil his party. lie was about commenc.
ing his operation. when out walked the
dilatory passenger from the breakfast
table, who Immediately demanded
what was the matter. "Matterl" roar.
ed out the landlord; have not / been
robbed of dozen of silver spoons by
some OF your rascally company-and
your blackguard coachman is prevent
ing me searching - Then drive on.
Paddy-all's right" exclaimed the
"ag, and turning to the exasperated
host. he said. look into the tea. pot for
your spoons; and for the future make
more haste with your breakfast"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
1JNSp-

,Nfgyo Rot at Utica. (N. 1.-Two
runaway slaves were lately arrested
near Utica, aud taken before judge
Hayden for examination. That they
might have free opportunity 20 con.
suit with their counsel they were al.
lowed the back room Of judge II,y.
den's Office. During the whole day
there was much excitement ON The
subject, and about six O'Clock 10 the
evening crowd Of men aud bows col.
lected arouAd the office. EVIDENT, VI.h
the intention Of enccting a rescue.
Several persons were engaged ~
endcavoTing TO keep open a passage
down stairs: Il signal Vas al lcuutb
given. the lights Except thu lanp
which was suspended by a cord and
was drawn up out 81 reach were cx
hnguished, aud q number of negroes
and white men made q rush for the
room IN which the prisoners we're cOa.
fined, the door Of which vas burst
open, and after q severe struggle with
the officers end citizens who were On
guard. several 81 whom v ere more o.
less bruised. they succeeded IN rcscu.
ing the fugi,ives, who have IOt .iace
been heard from. The rioters were
armed With clubs about eighteen inches
long, evidently prepared for the oeca.
sion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
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Pale % white rose vithering, che les,
Lovely. though dying.-ssd her eye divine
Cleaned o'ss the deepening shadows OF decay.
Like s'rsy saabesm ON . ruined sh,ine.
She seemed too beautiful for D,..,h,. .nhr..
Aud holiness eogirt her a, . lone;
Language had fed. but Music. pictured grace
Hung 90 those ips that lately breath, Il il, tone
oh thou the perJured. cruel. f.i,hiess, blind ,
How eoaldst thou bow such s~eetne,. 10 IN.
dust,
How break the heart. ~hsrc thy io,'d irn,g.
shrind,
D~el' in the beauty Of undoubting trust
Hut thou didst break n, Mature could not cone
With love neglected, whose undyiny power,
Zen from the very sepuiehre Of Hope,
Gushed forth like perfume from . ,raInpl.d
hov'r.
Tears Zoe thy absence. signs nj thy neglect,
fraysrsi Tor thy salty, smiles At thy return,
And fond biindoess To Thy ~orS defect
Thou did,t r~pa, 9TH undi..en,bied .soru.
het there shs lay, snd ON her dying bed
She blea'd Thy name. then kissed the lock OF
That from thy bro~ in happier days ,h- .Lr,d.
Then looked to heaven, aud pr,y'i TO mee,
thee there,
And With holy look Of hope and peace.
She bowed her hesd' the parting pans We. DER:
Yet no eon'ulsion marked the souls release,
The psiiid lip smile Of rapture wore,
Her aeeting soui one radiant beam had caught.
Warm from the fountain Of Eternal Day,
And left the image Of the breathing thought
Impressed 10 beauty on the bresthlc,, sIay.
j as her buried with ps,rieian state,
The sable piumes waved proudly DER her bier,
WITH all the pomp thst riches srrogate.
Iode'k The dust to which they ield no tear
And Is gsIed upon the formal se-ne,
Where all was cold eolleetednes, aud art,
thought one tear Of secret grief had been
A huer tribute TO broken heart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
JOS N.MAelNG ANEcnorf

Those who have been 90 tie we,,
where towns nre made ~ the night.
ION paper sold 10 an hour. aud built
Up Va week. have seen arts OF specV-
'aiofs who purchase quarter seei,oa
% land, lay II oct IN town lots make =
map Of the surrounding county. LAYING
down raiI roads and canals. all sntcf,oS
~ 'heif town, "hich IS thus dernonsirai.
ca g, 70 De tie future EMPORIUM Of the
he following anecdotc takes OF this
PIathcc 81 town speculation 90 At
We copy u ltom a Rochester paper
a fellow Who lad observed III a..
se.lcIs Of land. aud had seen I'll The "a.
pals. railroads, sc. which had been
buiii' on papsf. brought noble COW a.
one Of The great lend markets 10 seII :
Tie placed her by toe side Of one a a..
land ofbcers. and offered her lot 80
Nhat ~ your pricc askrd one
~ . "Niy dollars. he answered.-
sixty ihundefsi" vociGrsied an ss,,,.
i'hed eounirymsn. Why - she 90
much -
mere D amap e Der said The Gel.
lo" pulling far'r wtfh large COW
IIciuts ufan 81 o.t a. his bTeechss
pocket. ASA De- continued; "Yoa ses
here lhe great Mid cat Turnpike runs
from her head 70 her iail, 70 the cilv
OF TIE sWamPs LOon-Lsks Canal viii
iniersect her head on the Top horn sSs.
and the Csiaraci railroad raises al.
Fecliy through her Centlemsn .doa a
al speak a once"