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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
EARTHQUAKE IN PALESTINE.

Letter from Mr. Chssscband the British consul.
dated Beyroui, Jan. %, laa1.
"Dear Sir 81 have most painful task tn per-
furn--ta,t ofsnnoaneing the deaths Of our mich
ssteemed friends, Mr. spd Mrs Joshua Levy OF Sal
fcs, and The greater part ofthcir family. This hcr-
,iele catastrophe took place Sunday the Is, inst.
IRE In the afternoon, though before sunset, when
a most yiolen, shock Of earthquake destroyed the
whole Of SslIei. Tiberius and many Of the suroun-
ding villages 10 which oui mech lamenied friends.
Mr. and Mrs Levy. and the greater part OF their
fmly, fell victims, with about FIRE hundred other
Lraei,f,,. and a, maay Crisfians aad M"ssniiaoas,
Al Ssf.i only, without including the great many
Dorsons v holly wounded or MANNED and those who
seTe dog out Of the ruins. eigh, OF ten days ae',
alive bot starved, and in DYING state. Such an
appalling scene s seldom TO be met with ia the an.
nails Of history, and my heart fails me in attempt
ing TO give you farther particulars. II was only on
The 5,h ins:aui. l6se days after the earthquake
that the few survivors of Sset recovered from theft
s,uPor. and despatched messengers to this and 9th
ar places for assistance 20 rcmoyf The ruins, snd
hurry the dead aud also for tent coverings, provis-
ions. sargieAl slG &c. for The manned sad wound
ed none Of which they could obtain from The sur
rounding villages. which had shared Che same fa;e
We Immediately Oresed subscription here and
sen, them what could"
Another account estimates the whole number o
victims at three thoussnd.-GiLTaltsy CAroHiole
Eeb. II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
VI NIkIED,

in this yillsrc. "Wednesday last hy the Rev. William
At,ebr Mr ptnie r inntoon OF Shrewsbury 10 Miss Eu
nire NJ Gov n Rochester Vt
IN Montpeiirr Mr. WIN Tompeion 3D. j. Mss Rosa'
y Cove both 81 that place. -.
la UsGfs, on the ri inst NJ Samuel Stanrd, soldier
Of The Revolution aged S. 90 Miss Eecia Bps. aged ~
In CenrPia the 10th nf Navel Ambrose u Igviefon
to Mise Betscy T. Y Bl1ir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

Joss Stpese. ~ Butiard. aprorird Nv ,he Field Of
6csn Adlusn, II tho 81 Regiment "a Rur and "a Dvs
~ he Militia of ih's state Al officers and seiarr.
viii take doe hereof and Yield ccdieuee hs orders
& srt H. accnrlinrly
hsaa Qasicrs At Ra,iAnd, this isth day Of A.
pul, A 1851 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
Commissioners, Notice.

Se6eE the sulsoribers. bsig sppoo ted by the Hon.
NY Probate Cour, Gr M district Of Rutland, com.
nss0nerr 10 receive. examine sod HeJnf ~ cis"s A"'
JOTfs GA.HCROgr
ate Of bhteB1es said J'r,nci. doee"fsJ rerrsssa
n,oiyeu, and ale, wi claims aBj demands exhibited IA
Offset ths Teio AID fi maos'g from hf I'm DAY ." -
~ do therefore hsreby g,Es aoies tAst We AN ssisn1
10 Inc husnss, 81 .sd Eppossmfn Al Tho cssh'ns
81 Rachael bancroft 10 Chaen5s 90 the 3ih dsJ "'
June and 9Th d.y Of Arss.9l Dfri if.ia )" "e'$a
mil a o.eleek p ~ on esrh 81 ssid Ssys.
DAN DIXIE. ! C.-,.,...a.>,,
Rotl4nd. Alril ~. 1887. u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
WANTED

b. the "RePaS!'esn party" Ct Bufslo.ty the 18th
insisyt. one common sized earthquake, three vol
canoes 40 aurora boreshs, Two comets. six lorna
does and iweH,y-six Ene,eors-sil wsusU,ed sound
and fee from bleu,sh. aud the aorors and meteors
to present croI with the words ia gold letters,
The glory Ia Departed !"--all 81 which is TO be
fred OF 10 honor Of the Creates, aud Best
n. b. ~ sxts priee wall be paid ~ q shower
Of shooting sgsfs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

RatAts@'. TIIsL The jury. in this case. were
disehsFgel Oh Thursday. 10 consequence of not a.
gretiae aud . trial MAS ordered for next fsll'
AeeOrd.ug TO one account. seven were iG con-
,,eting and Eve fOr scqai,sing Another sts'e@enl
|. that they stood iof seeG.isi. to three. III
lDasfy .i4.ocoss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

NorfL Carei,aa naats. TIE b, fthe sts,s east srd
II hs bstt ~ Ns~'u rcd~emable ansf the .~csc
Thntsslas 81 Noeerni~f nsu.
Hhfssy. Tr Legislature n Mains has rarsna ~ sei
allowing each solder 81 fei day To- ,sfvce on dty' 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

Tho Inhabitants of the village sud othe-s whom se
commoda,c na, theis si for 1857 y the Town CLERK
pgc~ q CHENEY
D. DYER
WATKINS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
ScI,MyIer's celebrated Court Of
Fortune,
go broadway, New-Sork.
nT $4,000! n

The mast Brilliant and Richest Scheme 'rer dromn
in the Uniiod S.dtes!i 10 Drdon .Nam1ers m
cash package gf x, Tickets
Alexandria Lottery,
ror Internal improvement in the District Of Co
lumbin. Class u. -
To be dracn in the City Of .aierandri", ID. c. Sat
ordry .Moy 81, 1887.
DIS GREGORY &, Co, Nanogtrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

e.-we find the following advertisement in Buf-
faio ~. ~ PAPER:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
sTaTE OEIERMONT.l

District of Rutland, IS
YeT ordered by the Probate Cour, fDr tho District
aforesaid that .ad application be hc.rd In Court
at session ihercofto he holden at ihe Probate OHcs
Rutland within and for ssid District on 0e gr't Monday
of June next and thu, the said petitioners give notice TO
all concerned Of said application and oi the time Of hsar
ing loreof by publishing the same with THIS order Two
weeks excessively in the kutl"rh Heram' printed
Rutland tho last publication he not less than two
week. yicus 10 the ,aG session Of said court that
they may appear aud shew cause, any they have why
the power and authority rcqneied IN The foregoing hp-
plicatiou. should not be granted.
Given 10 Probate Court at Rutland, This 14ih day Of
April, 4. u. 1887.
II H. r. TOWSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18
PROM TExAs.

Estaos Of leiies 6Sp gtnslsmss .sgh 10 the
ss.srsss~ai 81 Terss. TO ihe EDITORS q the Baii
usoTs Chroa,ele. dsiad
CsinSn,. rse. iTsh. 1887.
Since ] wrote tos last have received eevctal
Papers ifasa yea. fo' ~b'ch yov have my thsass.
sc.S 700 BY ,his vessel psmphle, con,siang the
dcfeIcs ~ Gen. Fclisols. who WAS iiied IA hexioc
on charge Of oo-ndicc, 10 rcifusting ~.th the
sss,e body 81 the ssms Of the eacmy 1000 strong,
before our array, sndtr iinu,ion. 900 strong.
I sl.o trnd you the proceedings q tho House of
Representatives. ~h'eb may be Interesting.
~ this noTcat press has lusi sftisct, sist.
'ug Ihs, 70J II tbs euemy's eavslfy have crossed
the R,o GrAnde snd sppcsIeS before 81. Aolonio -
snd that they viii be followed BY al the encmy's
forces. The cBemy's sirer 9Th, hss sseer,sioed by
,F,es in the ,n'cror late The 3i.i January,
- at MAiamoias. . 600 men md 40 pieces Of sril-
levy, at Toledo 600 and 0.pieoes al Rhi.
noes. ] 900 mea and peces a, Canurgo. 800.
cssslry,5 pieces artillery. and 1000 infantry
E They have no funds, are badly clothed. and daily
diminish by dcser,ioa,
We want some dno artillery tlst Of the Mex
rams is ola rspsrior had. and after we get those
fh,y arc bringing on, We shall have enough for
field service.
No fear OF trouble socms 10 ptcvado tho commu
nity on account of the enemy, for tho Texans be-
lkgs tina, Is psreeily iCyp"ssiblc Tor sny force 10
beat t,cta wlan our cid chief heads %. We enr
raise from o 900 10 5000 men well armed bcslde'
our regular army, which will bring equal il
,oiu, of numbers, and there viii be hard fight
,hg.
i shall give you the items Of oil impornn, new
q 40 fa, they ,tsnspuc.
Capt, George Styles. of the Texan army, wa
.ho, here few days ago, and died shortly ailor
wards. lie requested. sbnu: ior minnios beior
hs died. TO u, Lf faialy knew Of dis Death snd
obw usnsfer tho unpleasant task TO you.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

Santa Aaaa The Washington Globe says
I'VE have had few moments conversation with
Lieut.. Tsiuall Of the navy. who conveyed Santa
hnns 10 Mexico, and learn from him that the re-
ported cold reception given TO Santa Anna was al
together a Misrepresentation. lie was welcomed
with great enthusiasm by the great body Of h's
ronn,ry,nen. Lieut.. Tainall remained week with
Ssn,s Anna after he landed. during which lime the
rcws 81 his return had reached tho capitol. aud
many other important pninir, from oil of which.
letters giving accounts Of demonst, aions Of great
Joy Tor the dcbverancc of Santa Anna were receive
I'd by him.
Lieu, Ts,psll believes the invasion Of Texas will
not be repeated. The military preparations OF
Bus,amente are considered by intelligent person,
as intended to msin,ain his authority at home, a
gains, the popularity of Santa Anna with Tho peo
pe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

The Vermont Mercury new paper. by Haskell and Pal
mer Woodstock is good looking fellow. We welcome
him In the fraternity Of ncwspapers.-[H Waterman. ]
So do we.-RW,dnd Herald.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

Estaoi Of q leiics ffsn . gtnilsmss .sgh Ia the
as.srsss~ai 81 Terss. TO ihe EDITORS q the Balii
taose Ck,oottlr dstad
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
No. hhds. remaining, not cleared.
e.---.--,,--.- ,,.ny-r,

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
I'd Feb The market continues in dull and depressed
and prices quite nominal The sales yesterday an
to day do than 800 bags I'd Feb sales of
since Friday last 90 bags with decline of 3D.
w YORK SHARE LISr-llth March
u 8. Bank lln: N. Orleans Canal 9 N o. Mech. e. Ira
ders Oh 81: N Orleans Gas Oh 9a
HAVRE COTTON MARkET-1st. Feb.
100 bae of Cotton sold yes teday 1850 for bo 16ic
refused months ago Our heavy stock and
rous arrivals expected, caused complete panic.
PARIS MONEY MARKET.-lst. Feb
Two o'clock Five PEI cts lt9f. &c. Thces 79f 7Cc.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-3C Jan.
TH elrc O'clock ConsolS 20 10 TO account Exchequer
bills % to 20 pm o'clock Cons for act close 81 rs. Isl
Feb Cons. opened at closed. at soy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

Among the many schemes to make the access
to eur port from sea easy 10 vessels drawing any
number Of feet, we have one our table propos-
ing TO tighten ships over the bar, by means OF In
dia Rubber balloons filled with air, and drawn IN
der water along side. II is about feasible a
plan as Capt. Chase;s canal, OF the proposed con-
fnement Of the Mississippi waters to one channel
Weundersiand that Albert Stein, Esqr. has re-
port on the subject of deepening, in preparation
When will it be put before the public! Will he
lend his experience and skill to tho only possible
plan, or will he recommend new fangl I'd
scheme? We are anxious 10 know. By the by
the observations of the Bee yesterday morning
are to the point in question. We are glad to see
that that able print is in favor of dredging. The
motto Of every friend Of New Orleans should be-
dredge, drcdge, dredge.-Let our representatives
do their duty, and all will BIO right.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
A lst.sr from aur Correspondent a, Washington

A letter from uut Correspondent al washington,
informs usthat Dallas has been confirmed as min
lister to Russia: Wheaton as minister to Prussia;
and polnsett, as Secretary of War The Prcsi-
dent has conferred the appointment of Secretary
Of the Land Office, on his second son Abraham
Van Buren,. He is 10 act as his private secretary,
aud Grand Chamberlain of the Hauschn uld
Poor Donaldson went off in rage at not getting
the War Department. Ii will be remem bered,
that h, prove trearherous to Calhoun on the first
explosion of Jack sons cabinet. He las now re-
cevei tie re ward of his reachery,-',was Vas
Buren, that caught him in the tolls. Jackson
wanted 10 appoint him TO the Senate the last night
ofhis reign.
King, Of Alabama, will 90 to Vienna as n,pisies
TO Austria. So mfth for Buckingham! If Ben
ton could DO SEM to Algiers or Constan,lnople'
wha.a blessing it would be to tho country.
The principle of rotation in Office is. to DO car
RED farther than some Of the faithfat like. SAT
the old Secretaries are TO give away to new bnes
90 soon as matters arc pnt in trair.. Blair cor,ih
ues at his post pro ten,pore. All the fine talk Q
bsu, Eyercs,'s coming to the city official edisoi
has proved an idle story. We are assured by on
correspondent, that he has never been thought o
for that station. Van Buren, will have fit insru
nents, not learned ones. Yet, Blair is but
loeunt teneus He will have to yield to riva
who can play the villain, while, 1aso like, he ca
persuade the people, the good people, that he
their bosom friend.
Such is to be the game for the coming fou
years. Meantime, the President has began
by providing for his family We wonder whehe
the question of capahil,y will trouble Mr.
Van Buren, in making his appointments. Dat til
boys must be snugly ensconced in office, ST raI
coe,ua,. We are now fairly under way. Let til
President Immediately lend all his energies TO &c
titles Of nobility conferred Tho Constitution
20 obstacle. That instrument is lsng since obsc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
fjssYayaE ggC3.Ag4.


Money matters pretty much thoy were The fall IN
cotton at the l February have some effect on
the article but we doubt whether will be serious Sales
very extensive atthe moment Regular bust
ness have varied much Flour still
Sugar stationary G. Best quality of Moases COM
nands 80 3l rulk pork goes off at 81 cts We notice
sale Of kegs of lard Considerable has been
done in Coffee IL IL "a Rice is brisk al IL
Hay is coming go down We quoted last time at
$45 per ton
The weather is pleasant and warm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

moysln, II, since the relief Of Bhoa. The weather !
in Spain has been very cold, accompanied by hea-
w falls Of snow. The Corcz were discussing ecte-
siastical reforms. Advices frem Madrid state that
the ministry will be broken up. Not much conf
dcncc Is place. In the runner
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

s. TR \Y-Was taken mp the night OF the 18th
- March, by the city night watch, 81 Ward I'd NUM-
cpalily, aud committed 10 the pound of the 81 ward a
small light bay ponev, with Whe fce, roachod main
aud lief, hind leg white the knee Joint. The owner OF
sold roney is requested TO come forward prove prop
ertv, pay charges and take him away, before Sat
nrIny the .lau Of i which day the said AMIN,
al will he sold at public auction, l2 O'clock, by A.
GAott, uuctieneer.
HIP STRINGHER, Commiseary,
m2n Sd Ward, ID Rlunicpa.itp.
$40 REWARD.
A BSCONDED on the l7th inst. black woman
IA named DOl.LEY, aged about SO years, S feet .
or 3 inches high, tllereabouts as the most of her
teeth ont in FROM; when she away IN old
stripped bingham dress-Dolley formally belonged To
the late VIM. Waller Wright, deceased Sic is well
known by many persons residing in the city and fau-
bourg 81 Nar,'s particularly in the neghborhood eff
Delord street and Magazine street.
The aboAe reward, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid, delivery the subscriber, or lodged in ail
so that he can grt her.
Ip20u HB STR1NGEP.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

0r1t may lie thought by some, that there has
been more towns offered in mark C, this season, Than
Cd. They faVse al had their friends and admirers
and each have possessed their pt curar advantages
and the moot Of ahem will probably realize the
expectations of their friends.
Ihere is one town now before the public TO be
sold on the e8th inst, i'll favor Of which there ex.
lists many pre-eminent advantages, and against
which there cannst exist the least objection. We
nllude to the town of TIurs willie. This town is
beautifully situated between New Orleans and
CsHollton, and already has Improvements on it
that rent for $4,000 per nnnum. The ground is
high and dry, and can be approached in fifteen
inutes, from the centre Of business, by the Car.
rs,on rail rad, which crosses it near the centre-
or by the Nashville road, branch of which is to
pass through Huntsville, through its centre, from
the west end Of the town to the river. To insure
the successful construction Of tfris mpora Mt road
the proprietor of Huntsville has, with his well
known liberality, reserved n large and valuable
portion Of this town TO be sold, and the proceeds
Invested in the building of this road BY this
branch of the New Orleans and Nashville rail
road, cargoss Of lumber, shingles, tobacco, cot
ton or any other articles of production, can reach
any part OF Huntsville, sooner than more central
parts,o or even Canal street in New OrlcGns. Con.
scquently, as property in Huntsville can be bought
the most favorable and rcaeona bic termp, il vii,
begrsaify to the interest of persons who may d.
size locations for lumber yards, brick yards, tobac
CO warthorees, cotton presses, End manufacturing
establishments. of all kindf, TO make purchases in
this is.,pariant fown
A town ssas jnst been laid off on Grind Isle
near Grand Bay, known as LatittC's retreat, nov
embed Camnada Rendezvous, the place is tenut
fol and healthy, and Grand Bay is u fine iaraor fol
shipping, having 10 ieei of water on the bur
This place is only 40 or 60 miles distant from New
Orleans. Should ever communication be es.
tablished icwecn this city md New Orleans, o
which there is the strongest probability. II viii ter
,saslnie - commence on the Mississippi, nearly
opposite Huntsville.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

Norhward. Coming Southwark, the time is six bo s"n
| less being 5 days aud IL hours. '''S
~ ae me l"1 starring atr N ,; each ee" is in every
this table.
l-5'I'hc offices ut which the Express Mail is o.0,,
are New York, Philadelphia, Wilmington GI,,r' ~.
| Washington, Alexandria, Fredericksburgh, Rchmon1
Petersburg, Raleigh Fayetteville, Columbia, Auenaou
N!illedgevc, Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, NiobHu'
| New Orleans. "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
Nautical Intelligence.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FORFIhN PORTS.
At Liverpool I'd Feb Ar. Europe N. Orls. off the port
Hector Port ork Lord n Orls. LIST Feb off the Tran
cania n Orb. sid I'd Feb Calumet SEIZURE N. Orls 3ls
Jam Elizabeth Airey N. orls. Seth Chester, Watson
Hercules, Ma ks N. Orls.
AT Belfast LIST Jan. sid: Cincinnati from N. Orls. for the
Clyde off waterford D. Jan. Actress, Liverpool NJ O
AT Antwerp 2Sth jan ar. Soptit, Wikrry, N. Orls.
At Plymouth sid eth jan Pizarre Stage N Ors 24th Jan
Octaria, N. OrS. 2Gth Jan SID Ma garrett Foster Ors
New Orleans Aery N Orl 25th sid Creole, Tracy Chloe
tsw Foster n orls. Advd = til Jan Star Glover, N orls.
AT Hayre 26h JAN New England, Swauon N. Is. 23d
Equator Besson N. Ors. Con res Davidson do Gath Ho
ratio, leander N. Orls. 2ad Louisiana Tho N s. ar
rod Hall. do Hamilton Rarsley, do 23rd, Empire Welch
brig Pleeadcs, Lowell Ors In the roads Feb Globe,
Urls 18th Jan sid Marcngn Larkn, N. Ors Both Jan
Phcster N. Ors At bordeaux, q til Jan Revanche Per
raut N Girls d Feb sid Rockingham and Majestic n Orls
HOME PORTS
At New York, cid 18th March schr. Mechanic Parsons
Orls
AT Boston, eth March, cid brig George, WISE N Orls
SPOKEN
3rd Feb lat Al long. S. 30 brig Harriet N. orls Glas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

By slip from the Charleston Patriot, O'Clock
P. M. f4th inst. we learn that Gen. Jessup has sem
to Garrey's Ferry for 400 horses to ronew the cam
paign. The chiefs did not come in according tc
premise. Hos,ties we're to hive commenced or
the 9Th inst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

We lay before our readers to-day, the very pfth
and point Of Van Bnren's Inaugural. Its a t'ans-
laton into pure English, of tae delivered Mt
Washington the 9TH day of March, 1887 We
need not say it is from that excellent print, the
New York Herald.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

GIVE requested TO announce as candidates for
Aldermen for the Third " ard of the Second Munich
raiy, the fol owing sentcnon, who will be supported
BY majority OF the :, tiers of that ward, viz:
CHAS. w. 5HAMBURG,
w. p. JONES,
FRED " ILkINSON--Nany voters.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
al. Charles Theatre.

THIS EVENING March 2ls,
sco,d npearance in Orleans of the celebrated olca
dancers signora Marietta, and sgnora Eliza.
On this Evening March 22d will be performed, va
time in the south) the grand Legendary operate
Ballet called
LIE DIEU EFT LA BAYADERE,
o., Tile Maid Of Cashmere
With all the original music; entirely new scenery
dresses decorations, &c.
7rTTCA. MILE CELESTE,
Fatirn, Sgnora Matic,te,
iiald.yt Nv, Enz''
LEILA, Mau' helmah'
Zuhna MIS- Hunt
To conclude with the farce of
MATRIMONY.
Derov,l Mr.. Barton.
clara. Mrs II. Cramer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

On reference to our news columns it Will be seen
that dates are received at New York from Paris to
the ISL and from Liverpool to the Sd ultimo. A
clip from the Office of the Advertiser, 2 o'clock
Iith inst. announces the ship Poland fran Havre,
to be telegraphed. She far out at sea, and
sailed the 9th February. By the next express we
shall doubtless be in receipt Of news to that date,
from the French capital.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

In short, view tins property as We may ana "
offers inducements for investment, unsurpassed by
my town vel offered in the market.
A FRiEsD TO EHTEArRIsE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
STATEMENT OF COTTON

Oct list, ls36-No. bales on hand .......:: Ell
Mar q, 37-No. bales reed this day l,i8l
Total No. do ec'd p eviously 4l2,6of 4il'4i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
AUX EN- TttrPEr.NGURS.

Bureau du Contrnllenr d Ia Scccnda Nuuiciralite)
n .uvele- hlcans, lie Is Mars, 1897
Des olras cacheses scron raqls ars easel de Gette
Nunici; allie, iu~vu an premier maldi d'uvr prochain
lie ~ nunr Ia tnurture de les nateinuX uinsi que
III clnStrncuond I'm Hutrl M,'nei.ol, orig itrc
ds. Rucs It Charles aud iIe', Les propoS tisns de-
vront etre inrs contormemcnte plnu uit par Duhl
Bell and Dakin, qui ut a Police dn yoyer
ml7 SEIIl w. Ny Z. Controlleur
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

Mar 81 ls37-Exports this day to Liverpool. .e07
II do Havre 1864
10 Rouen.. I53
Total Expo is p cviously.. ....... s5o, 791--5oi'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

- AiSIN&-N inc, and soft shelled Almonds; direct
& b importation from Malaga, for sale by
MO READ & BARSTOW,67 Grayier ST
lS RANDT--Superior in half pipes, for rae by
D m20 READ Il BARSTOW, 67 Gravier ST.
4 BEACH BRANDY-r hbis for sale by
d mao READ Il BARSTOW OF Graver st.
ESLOuR-G85b Ibis landing fro steumar Algonquin,
h for sale by DORSEY,
m2l A. New Levee.
e. AL'i-Coarse and tlnc, for sale by
~ m22 II GCAMMACK, IS Gravier street.
an GLASSES CASKS.-iG0 Molaszes casks ready
W. for filing and for sale by GB JCkLIN,
m92 70 Common street.
n OCKS &c.-Just received an assortment of supe-
Il rio Locks for doors, desks, drawers, chests and
trunks also general of hardware for sale
Wholesale or retail by LAYTON s. Co.
nG4 HIEu 80 Old leyee 81.
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TO BUILDERS.
Comptroller's Office, Second N!uncipal. VI

New Orleans, 10Th it
Sealed proposals will be received by the council of
this Municipality, until the Isl Tuesday in April next,
(the 4) Tor the furnishing of all the materials, and tue
or cotton ola Municipal HALL on the corner OF ST Oh
les and ievia streets The propositions to he made
con ormabv with he specifications and plan rnshed
by Dakl, Bel! and Dakin, which may be seen at the
Surveyors otiic..
nll7 SETH w. NYE, Conn
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No. bales remaining, not cleared.
TATEMENT OF TOBACCO

STATEMENT OF TUBALLU. -.
Oct LIST, S'G-No. hhds. Iand...... 72l7
Mar. 81, IS37-No dorec'd to date 4s6l
1l,53s
Mar. 81, Exported this day toPha1cphia. '.......4
Total do previously ....-..............676S 671@