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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17
TAT DE LALoUISIANA-Paroissc du ouachta


Est par lie pristn donne lout proyrrietance fsmcr
non resident, slccalement Daniel w. Coke, Henry
Turner, on tout auie persone personncs que alas
peut Concesner lcur pGriteurs ExGcutems Admiuis-
trainers, nyunt caus suVant diyerSes ordinances
du Jur de SoIni de la it'e Paoise passe ct approwe
lie Is de Juliet 1885 lie Is dc Scptembe 1885 lie Juliet
1886 lie 5 de Decembrc 1886 lie Fivricr 1857, CT dc
plus suiyant les dverses section dun acle passe ala
2me session de la lac Legislature du territouc dor
csncs, lnttulc acte lalf chcmns ct leves, ala
Police des anlnlaux Approve lie AvrA 1907 Et della
Ire Ode, Ell 3me. Section dun passe ale Ire
della I'm 1t gisature dc Leat de la Loisiana Inulc
acc supplemenaire duX divers notes rplafs aux che
INNS ct levees approuvc lie Fevrer 1925 moins
que les chemns ct autres trauveux qui sunt oronnes
par lie dit Jure lie Police suvan la Ln:4que les ditto
trauyaux soient executes ct ia scion performance, an
les ordonnandes du dit Jure de s0ue conl0rnc ayec
la loi aven on lie 3me dc Juliet 1887 que les dts
trayaux seront executes la charge ct aux aix des
dts non residents properutaircs, que DIES prophecies
ssents serond sasies CT Fendus pour payer les taix
eccassionne pour les dts chcnrins ct travaux.
LIE 10 Feyrcr, 1887.
ny LEWIS F. LAMY, Juge dc Porassc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

A DISCOURSE on the Life and Character Of the
~ Hon. George Mathews, late presiding Judge the
Supreme Court Of the State of Louisiana h, the Hon.
bar of New Orleans. just pubs ed nr1 Forsule by
FPS BENIN LEVY,
ARANGEFLOWER s. ROSE WATER-In CAMS
~ ters OF five gallons each, and in boxes contain.
ing each doz small bottles, reed from Mars lies.
For sale by II. BONNABEL,
f2S Tchouptoulas street.
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Notwithstanding rron barquc Dronn Sc cases
mems and boys Kip pogsed hrngaus: 10 do Russell
IL for nagraes, inr sale by BRIDGE g. 20.
fi4S F'i AJaFa2,Ds 81.
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HAR I'D w ARE.
90 MAGAZINE STREE
NJ

NEW-ORLEANS.
EOSEPII KNETTI.E, s. Co-Importcrs of Foreign
~ and Domestic Hardware, are receiving fran Flu
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Manuac
turers, extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low.
examine their stock which consists, in part, of table,
buchcrs pocket sadders and straw knives plated and
Britannia tea spoons, needles, pins hooks and eyes sho-
wells and spades, tongs, shove fnaers anons, Brit
taun and jupaned wure brushes, blank books and pa
per- looking glasses, anvs, vices, screw plates hand,
sedge and nail hammers, smiths bellows, American and
English blister cast shear, German and crowley steel,
plegi moids trace, and log chain, wecding, Louis
lana and grbhiug hoes attocks pick axes, corn and
grass scythes, Collins, Kings and Simmons choppmg
axes wrought, horse and cut nails, cotton and wool
cards. coffee and mills, planes and plain irons, CHS
els gouges locks sad, irons hooks and hinges guns,
pistols shot powder and liquor TASKS, percussion caps,
rew,ter tea, fish, brass and balk Metal kettles gun,
knob chest trunk and pad locks bride bits, strrps,
m30.
NEW GOODS-B II Simmons & co arc now re-
ccivng from an beard ships Yazoo, and Saratoga,
and brig Concordia from New York,a great variety of
goods in their lne which together with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very complete.
The following compose part, viz: shell twist clside,
tuck and dressing combs, horn 60 ofa descriptions, In
tlia rubber silk and worsted elastic garcrs common &
fine elastic suspcndcs loco oco and LuGer matches,
Seditz powders powderpufs and boxes toilet powder,
pocket books and wallets, needle books, shell, pearl,
ivory and Iroroccs card cases, head ornaments plain
raj beads necklaces nnl negligees, bead Chains bead
necklaces cut glass and plain seed silver and gilt beads,
Indian beads, bells and plumes; pistol and large pew
der TASKS, shot belts, horse belt pocket and ducilinr
pistols; double and single harrellcd guns, Bowie knives,
and drks scissors shears pocket knives guard chains,
and ribbons, waist buckles cloth, hair, TOOTH nail comb,
runb shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes Cologne,
Florida lavender and bay assorted essences
and extracts, MI caesar, bear, antique, and Wards
getaba hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps Of all dcs
crptons, ladies' and gentemens' desks and dressing
cases. hair regets iizettes and bras plain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt figured, coat and
bnttoas pearl and ivory shirt do, shirt studs gold
anl gilt lockets miniature do, silver, brass and steel
thmblcs hooks und eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit, blk
and red ink shoe backing, yions and guitars ribbed
lens, gold and silver lace and fringe, latter paper, game
bags, riding whips, walking canes playing cards. fine
gold, plated and gilt jtwery sc.
The above together with great variety of other ar
ces are offered wholesale retail accommodating
terms.
N Il Shell combs repaired
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

NNTHOLEStLE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
w RiETY STORf-at the sign of the golden
comb, Moo Clartres steeet The subscribers have
ceved addition to tlerpreyous stock on hand, full
and complete assortment of articles in their line viz:
COMBS perumery, Jowclry, brushes, locking glasses,
fancy articles, &c. consisting i'll part as follows:
COMBS-tortoise shell, wrought and plain tucktwist,
qniled back, long round dressing, side puff, curl and
neck, Brazilian combs of every description amongst
which NeXicnn patters, Ivory combs of every
description, horn, dressing and packet together with a
general assortment of Frenah and American.
PERFUMERY-Colognc, Lavender, Florido, honey,
bay rose and orange flower waters of every size and des
cription camphora1ed Cologne, extract of Borganot,
fancy soaps OF all kinds shaving do in cakes and pots,
cream soap do, Wards vegetable hair oil, bears and
tque do Preston's smelling salts, plain and peruned
toilet powder pearl POWDER pow lerPns and boxes po-
matu in pots and rolls, orrs and chlorine tooth wash
and powdels, with a general assortment of
JEWELLRf-somco fthe latest md most fashona-
bic SETS consisting wte and red conelio topaz &
jet cardrops set in iagree, breast pins of gree Gle
ty patterns, watch trimmings gilt and silv" -uckles,
silver hmbes silver and gold p. cils and guard chains
hat aesh, tooth, plate comb, Nail, shaving shoe and
whcwaSh brushes.
LOOKING SSES-Gcman satia aud toilet
glass, mugnfying and French dressing glasses home
do viii! variety ofother kinds not enumerated.
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTICLES-Frcnch
and American portable desks and dressing cases. some
very rich and finely finished ladies work boxes and dres
sing cases. with and without music, musical boxes, Ac
cons Of various kinds, vons and guitars, silver and
plated pencils and leads wood pencils for carpenters and
crayons, mantle clocks gunsnnd pistols with and without
cases. percussion caps percussion cap chargers nipple
screw drivers shot belts game bags paste backing toy
tea sets, Indian beads eicvery kind, bells and plumes
he and common knives, rnzors and scissors, thnbles
needless pins, silver plated, steel and common specu
ccs pocket books and wallets of various kinds visiting
cards and card cases, playing cards of French German
and American '1anuincturc, dolls imitation fruit, snuff
boxes, prints Of various kinds Saunders Pomeroys,
Emmersen's llillman's and Hawkins straps and
metallic homes rks, fancy bead necklaces do with al
drops toy hes pearl buttons powder TASKS, and
a.,
ders and garters plain and sword canes, backgammon
boards, dice, optical vennes jcwsharps, locooco match
and drinking cups, with great variety of other art-
clcs, all nfwh' will he sold for cash city acceptan-
ces on II months credit. B II SIMMONS, & co.
d1 70 Charressl.
NEW BOOKS-Cont, The Discarded, with other
y Tales and Fancos, by Henry F. Cherey, in .
volumes.
"Comc, sweet music hath a smart
And balm for every hearth
The Last day of Ponpc, in volume-nniform
edition
The amulet, for 1888
Just received am .ur sale by
inn linr(rIII<ISS 4, 70 81 Cbortros
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

SPAIN REVISITED, sc. &C.
SPAIN REVISITED, SC, by the author of "A year
~ in SPAIN in vols.
Traits ofLman character generally applicable to
the Abort ginies of North America, by 6 Turner, Esq,
= vols.
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or a
complete view of the theory and practice of the geaeral
and state governments, with the relations between them
dedicated and adapted to the young of the United
States, by Z ID Mansfield, Esq.
Nimrod's Hunting Tours interspersed with character
stc anecdotes, sayings and dongs of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal euck riders of England
with analytical contents, and general index of Names
volumes.
Commentaries Equity Jurisprudence, as admin
stered i'll England and America by Joseph Story, L l.
Dane professor of law in Harvard University vol Ist
Vol. Sd, ChHtys General Practice.
Vol. 1917, WendeHs Reports.
The Sentiments 0fF20rers, with 10 coloured plates,
London edition.
ALso-A few copies of Combe's Phrenolosy,"
"Renz" Large Surveyors (ongasses ofsuperior Gua-
ty, with chains Billiard Balls of , II and 2 l-2 inches
Gllots improved metallic Pens apancd papers, weights
&c. &c. &c.
Just received, and for sale by
m3l BENZ. LEVY.
A~ NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17
MI IlroN's PARADISE LOST, with ILLUSTRATOR
Va by John Martin

Fl ems beauties CT byron, or 20 traits of III prin.
cipn fcmalc characters in Lord Rvron,s Poems En
gra,od from original paintings by eminent artists will
extracts illustrating each subject
Finders landscape illustrations of the Bible consist
ing of views of the most remarkable placss mcntionct
in Tie Old ard New Tesaincnts from finished dra
made from original sketches taken Oh the spot
lleath's Gallery Of British Engravings.
The Gallery Of Modern British Artists
The String of Pearls collection of first rate cngra
,irgs. illustrations nfEa Passes Of the Alps by which
llsly communicates with Franz, g. Switzerland aud Ger
n By William BrockenIull f. r. = member nj
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

TKIHE NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, in
volume.
Treatise on the Law of Evidence in the Court of
Equity. BY Richard Newcombe Grossly, Esq.
Reports of cases adndged in the District Court Of the
United States tor the Eastern District of Pennsyl.
varia. By Henry ID. Gipin. Just received and
for sale by WIN. McKEAN,
MY Conner Of Camp ard Common Is.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

EVLOuR-e8Jlbsl landing & ON s,crmer algonquin,
z Ers.!- - g DORSEY,
~ q. Sch J. 60 d
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17
BOOKS.


NovELs.Cyrl Thornton; The Young Duke; Ana-
taiius; Caleb Wiriams, De We're; The Snuggler;
Evclina: The Spy; Westward fIo; Henry Master
ton; Tales of he CLAUDIA Spa; Valsnius The Insur-
gsnts; Canyassiig; The Larry Called; The Unfor-
'unate Man: Nights AT Mess; Specu alton; Hubert
Wandal; Watkins Totile;Skctches of a Port Town;
Random Shots; EIkswatiaws; The Alan of Honor
Nuts to Crack; shepherd Lee; Diary ola ID sseu-
mycc; Tales OF Our Neighbmhood; The Risinherit-
ed, Confessions md Crimes ola l. .ndon Clc-ynan;
Tales OF Fashion an Reality; The Maitlens DAN
ventrs; Tales of a Physician; Scamperdown; The
Naval Sketch Book; Cruise the Aiilse, Cd Series
Anue Grey; Legends and Stoies ef Ireland, Tales
Of, the Pecrage and Peasantry; Love and Pridc
Tulney Hal; Salmagund Konins snar.; John
Bull and Brother Jonathan; The American in
England Canipbells settlers from Alsiers; Me.
MORALS &c Mrs ifelnans; Tales ofthc Wars ii Nom
tfoss; Gil Bias; RodericlS RandonE The High
lnna Snugglers; Villag, Bells; Allen Beck; The
Modern Cymon; Chances and Chang IS; Winter in
the West; HUI nphrey Cnker; Frank, Harry and
Lucy, by Miss Edg sworh; The Pick Wick Club;
Merchants Gle. l.; Georga Bulconlbe; Home, or the
iron Rac, Harry ORearlou; East and West: 'rh,
Warlock; Scene in Our Parish; Dacre; The Coun-
tess and Other Tales; Roxahal; Gilbert Quincy;
The Linswood /; Allen Prescott; Twelve Months
Camrsig,iin Spin; My Cousin Nicholas, Rosa-
monl; Paul Pry's Comic Sketch Book; Bedford
Regis; Paul Uric; MIRIAM Coffin, Tom jones'
Paul Clifford; Eugene Aranl; Dovereux, The Stu
dent; The Banit's Bride; Mysteries of Udolpho,
Scottish Chiefs; Don Quixote; Tina Hungarian
Brothers. Also, variety Of Standard and CLASH
cal Works for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

'REEsttsA S q. SNS AIN
No. IL Canal street Acn Crf@nas
HAS always on hand constantly x receiving Drugs
II DYES Chemicals, and PAINS among tieni AZ, III
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

FESO GROCERS! TO GROCERS 1.-THE subscr
IL bers would inform the GrOcers of New Orleans tina
they keep constantly on hand large supply OF the hes
Stoughtons Btters manulacturedby themselves which
will be sold at New York prices.
KETCHUM & LUBBOCK, Druggists,
rnntn sf-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17
N Il Shell combs repaired.
NEW CLEANS
& HARNESS " AREUOIISE.

specimens 10 be seen at Ute SHOP. Palhts, EIIs
glass, copl varnisl Sc on La,it and sale.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

WM. IIlNHAN.
CHARLESTON July -, 1881.
was afflicted, fnnr years with ulcer il the leg oc.
casiUmIly accompanied with crgspcatous inflammation
and excessive piiu in the leg aud ;lc2 joint. Several
eminent ply sicians excted their skill upon it, but with
out permanent benefit. In this five bottles of the
Indians l'aracea made apcrtcct cure.
MARGARET A WESr, 12l Market ST.
For sale by HENRY BONNABEL, druggist agcnt
for t. proirictors, Tchoupitoulas street l6
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

SfI.t TIL SG-I. p. FREEMAN g. co. NO. 3 MA
" GAGatNiS ST. are receiving their supplies Of
fall and winter cfohing, aud will continue to receive
shipments hr every packet throughout the season. They
have en- hand and are now opening general assert
of fine md mmon goods, suitable either for the
city country trade. As their assortment will he
large merchants from tho will find it to their
dvanagr to call ND examine the """''s. q
A TRACY OF LAND ON WOLF ~. E g.t 1.,r
"a month Of the Tavou Frat, at the head ,Scloonee
Navigation. State Of Missssippi containing 400 Acres
emhracn. both sides of the river, and on which is
snhu house. This land is well wooded with live oak
birch, pnc, etc. TT situation is eligible for
SAW MILL. The timber for which and for the dam ia
already cut, and ms he erected at moderate expense
Its proximity othe city of New Orleans the increased
nHinc asng der aud for timber is worthy the atten-
ton OF any person DESTROYS Of ombarking in thai bust
nsst.7 For terms pulrto
+ WELNAN, Merchants Exchange
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-27
the third, King of Great Britain, &C., A. ID
1866.
(Signed) WILLIAM READ.
Col. Halbone's House Burnt.

June 7th, 1866, the elegant dwelling
house, being the country seat of Col.
Godfrey Malboue, in Newport, about one
mile from the compact part of the town,
took fire and was entirely consumed. 1t
caught in the roof, from the sparks out of
the kitchen chimney, just before dinner, and
such was the rapid progress of the flames,
that before assistance could be had from the
town, 1t was past the power of the firemen
to extinguish it. The Colonel had fami-
ly party there to dine, and when he found
the house must be lost, he ordered the din
ner to be carried to an adjacent building
and the table set there for the company,
saying that " IL have lost my house that
is no reason we should loose our dinners"
This was the most splendid country seat
in Rhode-Island, and probably in New-En-
gland at that time. The ruins, like that of
Palmyra, still give evidence of its former
grandeur.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-27
SELECTED TALES.
From the Maine Monthly Magazine.
GRACE HARDWOOD.

ALAS they had been friends in youth,
But whispering tongues can poison truth;
And constancy dwells in relms above,
And life is thorny, and youth is vain,
And to be wroth with one we love,
Doth work like madness IN the brain,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-27

entirely unconscious of the frightfuI danger
that lay in their path. and was rapidly ap-
pronchins.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04

darcel Of land is conducive to the best
interests of his said wards,
II is therefore hereby ordered that said
application stand for hearing before said
Court at a session thereof to be holden at
the Office of the Register of this Court IN
Burlington, on The second "Wednesday OF
September A. ID. 1887; and that notice
thereof be given to all concerned by pub
fishing this order together with the sub
stance OF SAID petition, in the Free Press.
newspaper, printed at Burlington. IN
the County of Chutendcn. two weeks
successlvely. the last of sand publications
IN be not less than Two weeks previous to
SAID day OF hearing, then and there TO APP
pear before said Court and shcw cause, If
any they have, why the prayer Of SAID
petition should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said Court. at Burlington. IN the District
ct Cb''tendcn, this l,t day Of August A.
ID. 1887.
CHARLES RUSSELL. Jm1ge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04

lIngion, containing about five acres VIII
The MesSHagc and appnrrcuanccs, late o
Il. f. Bailey, lying on Pcarl street, subject
~ part to the dover of the widow Of sait
Bailey, Que undivided half of which salc
parcel the said Frederick held in trust Ior
the said petitioner.
And praying that this Hon. Court would
decree that SAID Pciitioncras administration
OF said Frederick may execute the said
trust 10 SAID Maria by releasing to her,
her heirs and assigns forever, The said three
'our'hs ct an mere. and that the said Pc.
'ltioncr may be dccrccd 10 hold and criov
'be other parcels of land in said petirlun
mentioned TO himself. his heirs and assigns
forever, Tree, clear and discharged from all
claims of the said Ftedcrick, or his heirs.
in his own right rs TO the latter parccl.
and aa executor 81 devise as Aforesaid a. to
tho sad parcel OF half an acre.
II Is therefore hereby ordered hat said
petition stand for a hearing before SAID
Court at session thcreutlo be- holden nj
the Office ot the Register of this court in
Burlington on the the third "Wednesday Of
August A. ID. 1887. and thai notice there.
OF be gwen 10 all concerned by publishing
thus order together with he substance ol
SAID petition IN the Free Press, rewspa-
per, printed at Burlington in the County ot
Chltlcnden two weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the
las, ct SAID publications. 10 be net less than
TWO weeks previous to said day Of hearing
then aud there 10 appear before said con {,
and show cause, If any they have, why the
PRAYER Ot sad pptItIOD shnuld moi no arm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
William Blanchard's Estate.

WE The Subscribers, having been APP
wv pointed by the Hon Judge of Probate
Court for the District of Grand Isle, com.
mssioncrs to receive. examine aud adjust
the claims and demands of all persons,
against The estate of WIN. Blanchard late OF
Isle La Mott, in said District, deceased.
represented Insovcnt,and also all claims aud
demands exhibited in offset thcrcto and
SIX months from tho 22d day of May A. ID.
1877 being allowed for that purpose. we
do therefore give notice that we Will attend
TO the business Of orr appointment, at The
dwelling house of WIN. Stephenson IN Isle
LA Mot, on the first Monday of October
next, from 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. to o'clock
p. NJ.
Given under our hands at Isle La Mott
this 22d day of MAY 4. d. 1887.
VIM STEPHENSON, } Commits.
NATH. HOLBROOK. IT,. ao7ers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-04
TO WOOL GROWERS &
DEALERS.

TENIlE Subscriber has opened DEPOT
II FOR THE RECEPTION AND PUBLIC
SALE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN wool,
III the City of New York. The FIRST Sale
will b. announced as early as practicable.
aud afterwards continued at regula periods
as may be deemed c::pcdlen.
The ex'cnto which he growth and man
MA cture' OF his article has arrived in this
country. forming as It does. one Of the
staples Of production. as well as of ex,cn-
slve importation, renders the esta Adjustment
of n regular market. where the Farmer
can avail. hlnsef Of the foil prices paid bv
manufacturers and where Manufactures
may. at stated periods find fail supply.
and su' their purchases exactly according
TO their wants, is not odly desirable. bu; alb
souley necessary for the profit and con
vcn,cnce Of both classes. 70 the Farmers
especially It is all Important, that they
should enjoy regular market and the adj
vantage ot mII competition. instead OF
beng compelled to submit to the prices
offered by spectators, whose intimate
knowledge Of the wants Of Manufacturers,
and whose nicer judgment in the articles,
has given them great advantage. and often
comro led great sacrifice on the part Of
the Farmer.
The city Of New York being by far the
greatest market where Manufacturers find
sale for their fabrics, it is placed beyond
doubt. that. if the growers and dealer. in
Wool, aVall themselves extensively ct tins
opportunity Of Offering their Woo! for sale.
It VIII brn- together, as purchasers, all
the principal Manufacturers of The North
ern States: aud give. net only 10 the buver
ard seller every advantage that can be
offered, but regularity aud stability to the
market which has not before existed in tins
country, aud winch in other WOO. growing
countries has been productive Of the great.
est benefit to all classes.
Satisfactory reference given on appli-
cation, and 10 those who desire il, an
advance in cash for hunted Period VIII
be- made. Persons wishing TO llmt their
wool IN price, will have the cdvGntare of
IA private sale IN the hes, market. II the
price, n public sale should not reach their
expectation.
Persons wishing to enter their Wool for
SAFE, a." desired to correspond early with
the subscriber.
JOHN a. PARKER.
New York July IS, 1887.
Corner of Wall g. South ST. SIN