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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act, authorizing the Governor to distribute
pieces Of Ordnance
fHT is hereby enacted, Tim, the Cover.
@ nor Of tins state be, and he hereby is.
auth rzed 10 procure the mounting. and
TO make such distribution Of the pieces OF
ordnance belonging 10 his state, as he may
from time to time lhink cxprd,cnt.
Provided, Tina, no regiment shall re-
ceive more than one field piece.
Approved, November ~, 1885.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

CASE OF WHrrE The Jury were una
bic to agree upon Z verdict and were die.
charged, after being locked up three days
and three nights. A new trial VI i'll be had.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

Resolred, the House Of Representatives
concurring herein, That his Eycclency the
Governor be requested TO solicit or,he Execu.
tive authorities Of the several states, an ex-
change of reports of the judicial decisions of
their respective states for those Of this state.
and that the Governor Of this slate is hereby
authorized TO make such exchange.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

men who were enlisted in his foolish
scheme. Several other persons had been
arrested at Paris and other places, suspect
ed of participation in the plot. 1t was
known to the government, several months
before the explosion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Ac, relating 10 Bank Commissioners.
TT 10 hereby enac,ed, Ihat u sha' OF
i tho duty Of the suditor Of accounts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

Resolved, the Senate concurring herein,
That Hon. Samuel G.. Crafts, Jonas Clark.
aud Thomas Reed, Jr. DO Authorized aud
appointed to examine the accounts Of Hon,
Lebbeus Egcrlon as superintendent fol build
n q the state house, and repor' to this house
the Items of his account, aud the sum claimed
by him, and their opinion of what orllon OF
The same ought 10 be allowed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

Rrsolred, the House of Representatives
concurrlng herein, That tho treasurer of the
state bo, and he hereby is, authorized 10 ar.
range and file, or cause 10 he arranged, filed
and put in order, the old papers received
from the former treasurer; and that the audit.
or be directed to audit and ALLOW the account
for the same.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act, relating to the duties # Bank Committee
or Bank Inspector.
TT is hereby enacted, That the duties
4 and services Of Bank Committee shall
be confined and limited TO such banks only
as are not. by their charters, subject to the
visitation aud examination Of the board Of
Bank Commissioners, appointed under the
provision of the safety fund act; any law or
custom to the contrary notwithstanding.
Approved, Nov. ~, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06
WH INQYp IT
FRIDAY NJ o RNIN G, JANUARY G.

GENERAL Scorr.-Thc incidents which
come GU, before the Court of Inquiry, a,
Fredericton, arc highly honorable 10
General Scott Ills arrangements Tor the
Florida campaign appear to have been in
all respects highly judlcous. His failure
may he entirely attributed to the neg|e Of
the Government, in emitting to forward
the necessary supplies and equlpmcnt'.-
There has been combination among the
friends Of the administration to break down
General Scott He is not q man who suits
the temper Of the times. lie is not o
time server or sycophant, and has too much
self respec, to seek for favor or advance.
ment by back.stairs influence aud Kitchen
Cabinet intrigue. 1t was NECESSARY to
make him an example; to 'snch the officers
of the army that they to1were the Pres.
dents tiicers-and hound to obey his bid.
! ding "a well in their civil as their military
capacity. General Jcsup understands this
and has exposed himself TO the con'mp'
and derison of every officer and man Of
honor in the army.
From FLORIDA. The army under COM
mand of Gen Jesup left Volusia on Mon
day, the l2lh ult, with 10 days provs
ions. The march is upon Wahoo Swamp,
where it is supposed the hostile Indians,
or part, at least, of them, arc determined
t. Inake last and desperate stand. II
the Information ATTAINED from an Indian
prisoner, taken by Gen Jesup,can be relied
on, the Wahoo Swamp is Oscolas fortress
} his last strong hold-whch he, with his
men 1870 in number, are determined tc
defend or die in the attempt. The lndar
say the fortress is impcnelrablc, except IT
two places of which will require rail'
The other can be forded--and both of then
are very difficult and dangerous passes
These Oseola intends to defend and he hal
erected ratification for their defence
, Gen. Jesup proceeds to these two points
where there will probably be hard fighting
before the passes are forced. Oscola ant
his warriors arc alone in the Swamp
Philip, Jumper and Micanopy, and 'he'
men, were there at the battle Of the 2l.
! but have rclired south. Governor Bot
Ter, of South Carolina, has ordered a drai
f Of 500 men from the 7th and 9Th brigade
Y of militia. to march Immediately for Flor
ida, under Maj IIarllee. An order ha
also been issued in Alabama for levy {
;. militia for the same object. A dc'achlner
I Of volunteers goes from Mobile, and
j. company from each, Of the ncIghborln
counties. Maj Faun'eroy's command {
n y. S. Dragons, and Capt Melcn's con
= pany u S. Artillery, under command {
Major flaming, will leave Fortress Monro
O for FLORIDA, in The course of few day
y and probably embark in the steam pach'
o Georgia, from No'f'lk'
ej Mr., Clay Vas re el,cted Senator by W
j. Legislature Of Kentucky, on the 18th ms
n bv a vote of 10 10 So
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act, assessing tax for the support OF Govern
ment.
tHT is hereby enacted, That there be-
80 and hereby is, assessed q ak Of three
cents on The do lar on the list Of The poll.
and rateabIe estate Of The habiian,s Of
tins s'nle, for the year one Thousand eight
hundred and ,hrry.six 10 be paid ln'o
the treasury Of tine state by the frs, day
OF June next in money, certificates or notes
issued by the treaurcr Of tins state, orders
drawn by the auditor Of accounts. or or.
ders drawn by or under the direction OF
che supreme or county courts.
Approved, November Is, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

Mr., Clay Vas nc acted Senator by The
Legislature of Kentucky, on the 18th inst
BY a vote Of 10 10 Sd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

Resolred. the House Of Representatives
concurring herein. That William Henry. of
Rockingham. Allen Wardncr, of Windsor.
and Chester Baxter, ofSharDon, be and they
hereby are, appointed a committee TO make
a full investigation Of all Tho concerns of the
Vermont state prison, including tho debts
due to and owing by said prison,--lhc &C
counts. property and police of said prison.
18th all other matters and things connected
with said prison, with power in said commits
Tee TO scnd for persons and papers, and make
particular report or all the subjects BY
them investigated, to the Governor Of this
state. And said committee are also directed
TO order the sale Of such portion of the prop
erty of said prison as they shall deem mos,
for the interest Of the state, al such time and
in such manner as they may direct.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06
An Act, appr,praing The sum therein mentioned
for making certain surveys.


An Act, apr ,pria,ing The sum therein mentioned
for making certain surveys.
1T IS hereby enacted, mat toerc oe'
L and hereby is, appropriated sum, not
exceeding three thousand dollars, Tor the
purpose of making preliminary survey OF
the route from the south to the north line
of the slate, through the valleys OF the
Connecticut and Passumpslc rivers, with
reference 10 the construction Of rail road
thereon.
SEC. Q. That there be. and hereby is, con
stiluled board Of commissioners, consls'
ting of two persons, to be appointed by the
Governor Of the state, whose duty 1t shnl'
be to employ competent engineer or en-
glncers for making the aforesaid survey,
and to superntend the expenditure of the
money herein before appropriated,
SEC. 3, That the treasurer Of this state
be, and he is hereby, directed to pay to the
aforesaid commissioners, out of any funds
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
such sums as they sha from time to time
order, not exceeding in the aggregra,e the
sum herein before named.
Provided nevertheless, and it is hereby
further enacted, That no part Of the sum
designated shall be expended for such
survey, until satisfactory pledges shall
have been given to the commissioners OF
such route, that any further sum which
may be fonnd necessary for completing
snid survey shall be otherwise raised, aud
paced at the disposal ofsald commissioners
Approved. November ~ 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act, making appropriations for the support Of
Government.
tfTis hereby enacted, That sum not
~ exceeding torty-fve thousand dollars
be-, and the same is, hereby appropriated
for the purpose Of paying the dcben,ures
Of the Lieutenant Governor, the Senate,
and the contingent expenses thereof aud
for the deben,ures Of the House of Rep.
rcsenia'lves and The coniinger, expenses
thereof, including the debrnturc Of the
accounts. aud such salaries as are provided
by law, and such sums as are directed by
specia acts of The Legislature TO bc pad
from the treasury.
SEC. 9. That sum not exceeding thirty
thousand dollars be, and The eame IS, here
by appropriated for the purpose O paying
such demands against the state al may b.
allowed by the auditor OF accounts, and
such orders as may be drawn by the Gu
prcme and county courts.
Approved, November Is. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

An Act, providing for printing the journals Of the
Senate.
SfT is hereby enacted. as follows: The
- Secretary Of the Senate shall cause
the journal Of The present session to be
printed.
SEC. Q, The copies thereof shall be dis
Irbuted in the same manner q 5 Is provided
for distributing the journals Of the House
Of Representatives, with the addition Of one
copy 10 the president and each member Of
the Senate, who shall also be entitled 10 q
copy Of the journal Of the House Of Repre-
senta;ivcs.
Sec. 8, After the present session the
contract for printing the journals Of the
Senate and House of Representatives shall
be made by the clerk Of The House Of Rep
resen,a,'ves, in The manner prescribed in
the act entitled ian act IN addition to an
act providing for the state printing" pass
ed November the tenth, in the year one
lhonusand eight hundred and twcn'y.seven.
and The secretary Of the senate shall fur
nlsh the journal of the senate for publlca-
ton annually. agrooabiy to euUh CONTRACT.
Approved. November |, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLVED By The General assembly Of The
Stale Of Vermont, That neither Congress
nor the State Governments have any con
stitu,onaI right to abridge the free EXPIRES
sion Of opinions, or the transmission of
them through the public mail.
Resolred, That Congress do possess the
power to abolish slavery and the slave
trade in the District Of Columbia.
Resoived, That his Excellency the
Governor be requested to transmit copie,
Of the foregoing resolutions to the Execu.
Owes Of each of the states, and each of our
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
November lG, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-06

'ished, in an,two papers published at Mont
pelcr, in lieu thereof.
Sec. 2. Tint all former laws relating
to the advertisements and notices of land
taxes be, and lac same are, hereby repeal.
ed.
Provided, Tha. this act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November ~. 1886.
An Act, authorizing the Treasurer TO borrow the
sum therein mentioned.
1fT is hereby enacted, That the treas
- urer OF this state be, aud he is hereby,
authorized to borrow sum no, exceeding
forty thousand dollars in,he whole, for the
purpose of delraying the expenses of gov
eminent, and appropriations that are, and
hereafter may be, made.
Approved, November IS, 1896.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
LARGE SALE OF SEASONABLE GOODS, OK
CREDIT
I'll. ]. DOM \ {. O N

~
w III sell at Auction at tbs warehouse Of Isaac
BRIDGE u Co. in Magazine street, at 10 O. clock
A. NJ on Thursday the 23d March inst, and on TIVE
succeeding days, general assortment Of Hats, Soes
tnthlng, &c. consisting i'll part of 90 cesrs mons
silk lat; 100 cases mems Fur iats; cases bo,s &
youths Caps III ms black Kip Bros aus; mems black
split leather Erogans boys black Kip Brogaus youths
black kip Brogans; mems fine calf seNea Eoot mems
fine pegged boots; mcu's leather dancing pumps; wa-
mems leather slippers women's mo- oeeo slippers;
mems lastiag Slippers; infants Boots; mems sanet,
linen end cotton rillig, cottonae, Derry and fancy
Pantaoons and Jackets; fine calico cotton and drilling
shirts; black ievantinc silk and coorad cotton Hand
kerclncis; also, gosd assortment Of Umbrellas and
Psrasols and variety Of Other articles adapted to city
and county trad. Terms at sale. mlJ
EsuRFAU d, la Compaignie du chamin coulisses
, de- Nile Orleans a Nasl.vie.-Rosolu que 10
president est autorisc tuirc appel actonaes
Reinforcement un Placement dc S par action. Gui sera
ce>He lie % dayii rocha,n CONFINEMENT Ia Sc scc.
ton de lie cha te.-Ixrait DIES minutes dc Prostitution.
(signe) MNAlis, sec:ctrire.
En- execution de la snsdite resolution les action.
mai cs de 'nde conuignie sout rcqui par lie present
avis deiiectner, an bnrefu de la compagne. dams Ia
vile d. la Nouvee Orleans 10 Placement dc s. sur da
montant de chacune DIES ctiols don't lis sort deen-
tours lie 20 Avri procain default dc quot fcton pour
aqucllr paicment laura pss li:u seru annulee.
IL iev-lt,dps NJ WHOFTMAN ,'pGe,ilcnt.
FREE SCHOOL LOTTERY.
a UrIIORISED ty Act Of the Legislature Of til.
"A State of Louisiana, for the benefit OF the Iuachita
School Society, passed and approved tho 2lst 5ach,
1898.
CLASS No ii, FOR 1897.
10 b dram m Nt7cO .ieens on Saturday l8h March
IS Number l.o.tcrv-l2 Drawn Bales.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

E5 WA brought To the police prison #
ia I the I'd municipality, the 2ath day of
EAT Feb q negro named J A NJ rs
ssS5SS about 80 wears Of age, say he brlonssto
pA h. Mark Anderson.
ats'-%-, i he owner will prove property, pay
charges ana tahc nm away. II ) HARPER,
ma Can't. uf tho Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

FOR !:RAZDRIA AND CGIUMHli .-TeXns.
fl THE light drHught a d tsst sal ing packet
,thseNA sch. SOUTHERNER, will met with carly
u despatch for the above parts Forhaince OF
freight passage, having superior acronmnda ions,
apply IN board, or to WM. BRYAN,
tcb2i IS Old Leyrt'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

FOR ST. Lon Is.
p fTsszS@ b -, ,lh. new and splendid steamboat
having part of her cargo engaged,
viii have earl, despatch nr the above port. For cig
orpa~sagc, having spacious and elegant cabin, til
state rooms capable Of accommodating with berhs 100
passengers. Apply on board, OF to
JULIUS VATR1N
ml3 20, Poydrns street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
HOUSE PAINTER-To be Sod Al Auction,

:.
IN Sntn day, March 18Th, at ~ O'clock the New
~ Exchange, corner Of Charities and St. Louis sta.
the rrgro hoy STEPHEN, aged about "a wears, frs,
rate Houe painter, aud somewhat of Graner, wing
Rutbed in for of the best Graincrs in tho CITY,
He is sold for fault whatever is fully gaaraueci &
recommended god subject TerIns-Six months
credit. ALSO,
The NegTess MARY, uged about II wears. a smart &C
tive house servant, ch's nurse She is fully guar
anleed against all the vices and nal dies prescribed
against by law. rerms--six months credit. MIC
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
II Il sTRlNGGR, Commissary Sd Ward,
ny 2Md Municipality.

Ma AS taken up hy the ueht Watch the 3D. inst.
wv a sorreI Hurse, with white face The owner
of said Horse requested TO prove property cior
ces and take him away before Saturday the l1th
ms, olisrN Use he will he sold public auctiu on The
18th march, by = A Gril'otte aucti Lecr.
JOHN PRICE, Comm 'saN 1st Ward,
MI End Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

VIs
b. fsaiEyysS3a92c r. The U. ). Mail boat MOBILE,
tidi *, :! Sherldan, master, Will leave on iSa-
- 49, -. turday next,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

NoTlCE-Sab~criber TO the building of the rev
y Met odst chur h, ct the of Paylrass and
arondaet street. who have MOI paid their subsc puions
respectfully utorr:! that funds are at this time
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

FOR BOSTUN.
Fl The A | ship, DAVID WEBSTER, Capt.
,itrlsS S,oror will have despatch for the above port
lsstAltH eau take some heavy freight if immediate
epnlcatinn be made to MO l.. II. GAIL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
WASHINGTON HALL.

DT WI. ". III IT IRD.
RA7 HERE he intends spnroing no expense or pains
w to i've satisfaction 10 those who wish favor
him with their pdro He hop by strict attention
to sharca liberal patronage His table shall be fur
iShed with the best the marke: affords. His house is
large and airy; rooms front nf the tea; Boat landing
presenting fine view Of the river.
rs II Nav Iryee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

II " Z s Z " Z ,N1S!
at tie Htstcfa Efc5ange, c0rgcr Of 1tfospf .ufas
Gnd N9tchez strerts-fntrance d3or in N tehfs 81.
4 IN Tuesday, March 9Th, aud every evening, tsun-
~ days eAceptsd,i viii be exhibited the Hosol and
interesting
THEATRE DU AUTONATON,
consisting Of eight most using fgures, wloso per.
f,rnal!.cs resemble the action and movements u real
iile.
After which series ofia,,gIiahe
PHI "A ut O MI III GSIONS
The room has been fitted up with beautiful colec-
ton ofsxccn coloied Panoramic Visus, among which
is representation Of the crest fire of New York, by
Caleo-BattIe of The Brisand and troops; confessing
the Breans; New York in old times; shipwrcce Of the
Medusa; Hannibal curing enmity to the Romans;
Mount VesnYius &c. The whole forming an interest
ing collection which cannot fail please u who may
honor The proprietor with their company.
Arnittauce 80 cents. Children hafpricn.
Panorama open III oclocs.-xhhilfau of Miniature
Theatre and Illusions, will commence at half past
O'Clock: n6
q Ron, sS'Tf5i.i. &. HEAVY IiDODS-!iat, squar
a and bundle iron, we'll ass red.
Hoop, scroll ard rod iron, hail rods and plough
nlOulIs
Cast, Gelnan, shear, bs'cr,d, spring, s!,eel ard
Crowlr, steel
II'tlow ware, cut AID wrought mills AID spikes
Iine, block tin, mill ard grind stones, salt Kettles
Chain cables, al c|.G;s, hoes
Ok, log a d trace ha,s corn mills
Anvils, vices, Hammers ~ bellows
Wire sheet, pig and bar lead; s!p.
C"al, and cooking stoves
Amos, iowlan'i's amt other SIatfeS and sioFcls
ilooS and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hu'ts, ShHrps, and ahe'
Iaid aud Manila cor'age, lines and tHine
Bol' and shesih'ng copper; Naval stores
Pat'Ns, 'insecd aud sperm oil
4 full assortment of hardware anil slip cIanheiy,
alwass hand, and which offered sale =, whole
sale Or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma LhYTON& Co. So Old Icvee.
| NOIICE-Sub >criber, the building of the rev
Met odist ,hur h, at the of Paydrass and
tHrondaet street, who have MOI pa their subsc ipons
are respectfully informed that funds are at this time
| much VISITED.
| A considerable amount in addition to that already
snhscril ed will be required t" meet all the engage
mentS catered into for I'll. erection of this editicc, gen
proportion of which confidently believed vii
hsprompty contributed by the friends of res ion in this
cUnlnuMitV.
| This church when completed, will stand forth with
other edices recently eraced noble onuncnt Of the
taste and heratv Il the CITY of n. Orleans.
| Persons disposed to cantrhaic towards this objcc,
will please to do through the agent, the Rev. Wm
| NJ. Curtis. mr2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

AStz 'EE4sLN s. AIS
BY HEWLETT Il CGNAS.

BY HEWLETT 4 CHNAS.
SALE Of BALE TOBACCO.
ENTiLL be sold on Nonday cvrlilt. 20 Il instant, a,
w half-past four O'clock, botra ths s,hooa,.
Louisiana opposite the Orleans Cotton Press,
1850 BALES OF TOBACCO.
The Tobacco u be landed On Tuesday morning, sist
Instant and the purchaser ettsnd and reeaga the
sans as landed Sold by colscl. ana far o:nt os
whom it may concern. TrrmsFour lnoiltlls' croIt
orapproYed CT dorsat uo'cs mir
BY HEWLETT & CENAS.
M I'LL be 50 d, on Saturday, 18TH instant p, "a
w O'Clock, at uswletts exchange, corner Of st
Louis and Chartrae STRAIT.
The n4uiatto W.i4ihI, uged about 22 YEAR,, is
a good cook steward, tcc. Titles only guaranteed
Tarms-G months credit for notes endorsed the 81
tisiaotion 81 tu 'sAde. WA !lotste u.;i. laal pay
rl17
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

FOR SALE.
fl THE ship PLATO, first rate correre
,trs,s and copper fastened vessel and has just w.
AsAsz- ed with cargo of coffee from Rio, appl, TO
a TiIAfER Il GO,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

OFFICE EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Orleans, March 6, 1887.
AT the annual Election for Directors of this Instu-
ton, for the ensuing year the following na.ed gentle
elected, viz
James Gri shaw, Jnseph A. Barelli
Thomas Barrett, Henry y. R chartlson
Henry Kelley, John Whitehead
John E. I1,de
And at meeting cf,,,. board this day John White
head elected President
James Stockton, Inspector.
Edward Briggs, Attorney And
MI St CHARLES, RTFCHEE Secretary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
BY THOMAS c. CASH

L. front Of store No 6, Gls,iel street
Am Thursday 1Gtl, instant at half past &c oek r
NJ will be sold under The direction and inspection
OF the port wacis fo, whom it may ctncer
loo bags Rio Cefcc,
~ boxes Raisns
Imported in and damaged board the schsoner Roman.
OIL her voyage from New York 10 this port.
ALSO, at the time and Iace, ander the dires.
ton OF the waitlens, 10 bags Rio Cons, imported ia
and ''amag on boarl the schooner Constciian, and
~ baes Maniila Hemp, imported in and damaged gu
board ship Plato, from New York.
ALSO, SO barrels American Brandy, 50 ditto Al.
proof ditto, so ditto American Gin. MID
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
FOR ,lARSEILES

HI The splendid, new, fast sailing ship ST
lT4f JAMES, Henry Whi,n,y master, wants 80 3:
freight of which, passage, having superior conmo
tution, ply to $ und j + WHITNEY,
s Curti st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
For ,E'exas and the West Indies
FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS.


fl THE fast sailing packet schooner GEN
,tr1iS> EIAL STARK, ra4tan aightou, VII meet
zzzazsa with quick despatch large proportion of
her go being engaged For remainder of trsieht or
passage, having superior accommodations, apply on
board opposite the public square, or to
MY WV. BRYAN, SO Old Levec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17
HNGE' tEae Hsa1PE'fess.


FUE IINJIINNAI II
z ri ;, The well ka4wn stsamhon ST.
sssl==r4sz SPEllJk, ID. Wheaton, MASTER will
s.sz-4 leave sunday, the 9 instant, at
10 O'Clock. FOR freight passage apply On board or
TO j. N. BROADN ~ l. y co.
ml7 G6 Magazine street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-17

27,Sl4 amounting to 1900
81 %.
iathaHes OF % i,ckets $i2', warranted To draw or
nrt So, aud may draw the four Capitals. Packages
II shares i'll proportion.
For Tickets apply ut the Managers Office 81 Grsvier
Cha tres, between Cont and ST. Louis sts
mis- J X MEAD, Manager