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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

g Af.-Wa> taken up the night of III 27h ul
~ 18th March, hav ponav mare, both hind IeN
white 10 the fctocls, AID left fore foot lille To the s
lock. AlsO colorrd hnr Q. whit, stripe down
his forsh "nd, and cream cal,rcd mule. The owners
of said animals nrc requested to conc 70 award, rove
property, paw charges, anil take them away IN or
before the 18th instant viii iav they will be sold
at pnblic auctien at 10 O'Clock, NJ, bv r. Gnillio,
Auctioneer. II. j. SFRISGER,
a3 Commiss arv 81 Ward
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

4 1FE in London, or lie Nay and Night scenes
u 4 Jerry Hawthorn, Esq. nd Curritthnn Tom, ac-
cuupnncd by Bob L05ic tha Olpniln, in III r
rambles and sprers through TIC Metropolis b,
Pierce Egal, in vols.
Vivian (ircv,a Novel, by DI-rae1i, complete i vol.
Tic Young Duke, rotcl, by HE Author of Visiun
Grey, complete in vol
The Humonst, Edited by Theodore Hook, Author o.
Gilbert Quincy.
Just received and fo sale at the of Camp and
Common streets, by
aplO VIM NcKEAN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

~ AIi--, " AVE. STU A.. lbers have 10 e
~ landing from shjps Live pc ard :.cnry u,; 100
casks Bosfop Iron Co.'S nails; surte les, 90 mines
30 hal pipes, ~ quarter casks; I3n es High am,
sicily Mad ira Wine. entitled TO del sntpre 20 eases
sweet spanish ehockolatei 900 ho,ss anas Goulds
o. I soap, Tor sale ~ i34 Magazine q. by
alN ~ Nh, 4 -.
a ACKEKLl, Ms. aad 3 iOl sale at c ont 81. -,
Va af0 S&J WHITNEY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

NATIONALLY OF NEW URLEANS.
Tha price ofresh -four to day. being 81 IS cents per
Of bread Tor bis, during next week, fr m Mon
day the 10th inst. Bread Of tlr second qualiv or Of
three loaves for bit, 10 required to weg AZ l.. ou.
ces. d. PRIEUR, Mayor.
mil n.i.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

UNFOR u ..Sr la re uiullon c d.: sus,rtea
vertu DIES dispositions de l'actc npprouve lie 3 lW'
1892 eniitul "Actc pour reeler l'ouye,lur, la drtr
button ct lamelima DIES rucs ct places pulqu's
dams Ia willie dc la Nile Ore ms, Nc" Avis est po9as
Sue lintcnton du Consoi! de la Sccondc Munlripai'o
cut de fairs ouvrr ct connu2r In dos Nachez &C.
pursl la rue, Tch 'upitouas ju-qu'a "a dc Ia N'
Levec, en- liqnc droc ct la =" ~" argeur qua 'naN
tenant la ditto rue dca NJ lev
D PRIEUR, hIare,
Lo % Mars 1897
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

NV AS brought to the POI prlssn the nd Ma
w ncipaty the 2ith inst. Il negro man who
calls himself EDMUND, and saws he he ongs to Mad.
Salbo. He is about SO years Of age feet 10 inch
high.
The owner will comply with the law and take hin
away. II S HARPER
m30 nj Of Tho watch,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

4 IA Pocket book containin one Bill of Ex
IL change for 1901. drawn to the order of BLaaA-at
10 days aft sight, Knowles and Richards Liver.
,os Ala, other papers Of no 10 any person hut
the owner. The thanks Of the undersigned will he Civ
en- or arewari it required by applying to w. T. Lew
is notary public, or
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10
JhHN ) RI-HARDS.

I OST-About the 9th March last, somewhcre in
~ in the vicinity Of the race ground, a Note, drawn
hv Galienn Prevail, sq. in favor of John Davis or
der, for $225, dated the l7ih November 1896, due
Sd of Fehruny 1887 payment being stopped the finder
will return the same to IL L. TII.GiMAN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

TARGO of brig Choruh, frs n Messina-50 boxes of
" Roll Birthstone; 1874 boxes shecd Almonds; 40
sacks White Beans; so sack. Filberts, so half sack.
Eilberts So bags Walnuts; 100 soft shecd Amends.
cases Lquorish Paste; cuses picked CauliAowsrs
60 slabs Marble for tables. For sale by
s3 READ 4 RtRSTOW 81 Cr.x;.r.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

" The bargue CUBA ram New York is diseharg-
ing : tiers above the Mint. CunSignces will please
attend to the receipt of their goods. ms
PROTECTION HOSE COMPANY.
FE1IIE above company is i'll active op rat!oa and
in case of an alarm OF fire, the mcmbcrs will attend
al the Engine lioue, no Camp street.
WV. b. RDl'rA, Seer larry
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

NON lGNEE offs FOXES 10 doz. Of hay fiIks and
- 10 ests Of tubs, marked SP Co. st. Louis,
per barqnn Oliver, Gamer, MASTER from New York,
wi pleas ca at g. CONT ST. pny charge. and take
them aw'y m3 For 5. n }. p. WHrrNY.
toRN.-'ef7 sacks in good order landing from Flat
- boa opposite Julia street, 26 Poydras silly
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

WAS taken up by he night watch Of the I'd Ward
w on the 23d inst. small bay mare mud her ioa
the own'r il requested t-pr"ve property, pay charget
and take them away before the 9Th
cr"ise they will be sold public auction by Gull
lotte auctionerr. JOHN PRI r, Gov missary,
m27 lst Wnrh. NJ MUM innliiv.
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a q A IL Id.

a CARD.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
MRS PRlTC.i NRD'S BENEFIT,
End last appearance on honda Y, .dprii 10 1877
Grear N"veit>!. Two tuI,re New P.eces!!!
Mas. PRITcHARp in new characters.
Particulars in LiAs Of the day.
Roy i}O Il now Open; AZ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

LNSIkAf.-I ken ny, one bay poncv brand on The
Ia right fore shoulder and on the right hip md ,ho
rght hihd foot white. The owner is qnrstcd TO ONE
forward prove property pnv charges, and take said AM.
NAL AWAY before the 18th instant. II left nf, that time
ii will be sold al public auction, by F. A. Gui tle
w. McDU VALID & omm -sfrv Cd Ward
"A NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

wv AS brought to the purc prison u III. ~.
w cipalis, on the 18Th March, a nrrrn ,nns ~ aiual
John Beirey aged about 10 years. says he bc, NAMED
Mr. Emerson. The will prove nrnr veons'h
charges, and take him away. rs HARnITsyn, p,
a8 Captain of tho wv,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

agrcrably to the foregoing re@"lution and IN coz
formy with the prossio ot an act approved Ill 'u
April 1888, entitled "an Act 10 re9nlnt the opening,
LAYING aad improving of streets and public places
in the city OF New Orleans, vc." No,ice here'y
given that ia the inentoi Of the Council OF Mum,
continued from Tchoupitouas street To New eves It,
in straight line with, and of the mo wldth a. sau
Natch.z street. DPRlEUits ay"r.
March , ID ley.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

ESTRAY.-Takcn up, on, bav horse. hind r.,
~ white, aud rou h $hoh. The ow er i! rraur.,J
to CONF forward prove proper puv charges, and take
said animal away before the 18th instant ii lett ay,
maj ,lmc' II "ili b. sold ii" public auction by PA
Guilliotte, Auctionccr. w. Me- ON AID
as Colnlnissarv ID WnrA d Mnnicin. li,x
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10
MAfOKALft Or .,EN o.l...ASo.
Counciisf The Serond .HuncipaFW

Sitting of TUESDAY, lst March, 1897.
PESOlVED That in the opnio Of this council
ysnience and health, to continue Nachez street fom
Tchoupionlas street, in straight line with, and Of The
same width q said NatchcZ TO New le,ee street.
and the May or is her by authorised give public no.
ttcc ~ the True American aud Comm 'rcal Buleliin
French and English duri x days, that is the M
tention OF this C"unh op.n and uue said street
in conformity wi the act Of thu Legislature enIitea'
prov ing streets and public place. in tic city of New
Orleans, &c. Approved Sd ,pr,l 1882.
Signed, J BALDWIN, corder,
Approved, March 81, 1917.
Signed, d PR1ECK Mayor.
A true copy,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

tNNHE subscriber has just received from New York
L. asses of figured Satin Parasols, OF French manu-
factur fashionable colours, which are offered at the
low prize 50 IS cents EACH at ~ Canal street near
Rovnl by n, q EFILLEY.
SILK AND SATIN GOODS AT COST.
U1E balance Of the stock of silks and satns of the
subscriber, will be disposed Of at actual cost in
New York.
There are remaining, few pieces of rich figured sat
ms; plain and figured Rep. pks, superior quality; do
gros de black ami colours jet and blue blk gos de Swis
and Italian silks; also very few French and Irish
PaplIns.
Tose DESTROYS of purchasing, will End advantage
Gus To call AT rs Canal street near Royal.
as E. EILLEY.
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GAUTEEhN..

And-I0O DOi..AR.S REWARD.
NNTIIlST ut the fire st evening" the uockct book
w Of the subscriber cut trUm his pocket, it
contained the following dcscrihcd Ioes-whlch the
public cautioned against RECEIVING
n RiIlicux, at one year, s757 %
Buckley, $40 90
J.R. Putnam, do do. &c Ct
swain 4 Co. 375 %
d. c. Swain & Co, do do endorsed by
Jnn. Dwycr 37J 90
Newton Richards, at three yhurs, endorsed by
ID II TIVE ,ood, 303} 80
Saudi n, at six months, endorsed by NJ Bar-
nett, Scm'r, l0)0 %
Dubois l5i 90
L the thief will ,eturn the uotes 10 the subscriber,
through the post office viii enc nse to any address
he may designate through the canne Ons Hun
bred Dollars, und no questions asked.
GUS rAVtS J BURROUGH.
Ncw Orleans, Anil lOth, lG37. 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

LN STkAi .-ruksn up by the night watch in ~ :.
~ ward I'd municipality, sorre Marc. No m,, ~
The owner is requested to come forward pro- s,"'
nerty pay charges md take said animal swnv b,Er'
the 5th instant If left after that time ii will i, , "I,"e
public auction, by 7. A. 1uilottc, ucti.ncer,
w. MCDONALD, Comlnissarv I'd WOa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

ESTRAY. Taken up, one black Mule, two S.
IL brands, the light and one on Tho - panlh
and some white marks on the back. The owe. 'nsh
quested forward, prove properly INV "h Is re-
and take said animal away before the l5h iu,ns
P. A. Gnilliotte, Auctioncer. 'on, ny
w. MCDONALD, Commssnry % w,r,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

ms. RAY.-Taken up one bay Stuon nna.- :,
Ia face, the right hind foot white. The pwey e4
qnesed t" come forward, prove properly nav nh, IN
| Il after that time it will lie sold at phI;c l.'
P. A. Guilliottc, Auctiuneer. W. McDONWiInasy
u3 Commissnry ID Ward I'd Mnn;.;n..pu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

XNfAS brought to the police prison Of TN. 5IS-
w cipality, the 9Th in slant, mula,,o 81 Nun
named leila, aged about p years, says She ~on'r
MIR. Charbonet. The owner will prove noeohg'h
charges and take her away F $ HAEPER%
ab Cant IL nj ! III
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

TSTRAY.-Takcn up, ono large Crnv Horse, Tn,
H'A nwuer il request t" io,wn d. we prr
perry. paw charges d take sail animal AWAY, hcfn
the 18th Instant file after thnt me it will be sojr
public auction hv p. A, tiuilliotte, Anctoncer
W. MCDONALD, Copu,issur, Cd Val,
al 81 WI ,itr,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

ST. Franasve, April LIST 1855. az St
DREMIUM TRAVELLING TRUNKS..--The sub
u scnher is now receiving per bark Euphrates, from
New York, IN invoice of superior Travelling Trunks,
from the manufactory of Orlando Williams, to HON
has been awarded the Diploma, at the fairs of the
rican inst ute, til last five i've years, for the
beet Travelling Trunk
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining first article both
for convenience and durability, well beauty of as
pearance, will do well 10 call and examine them at rs
Canal street, near Royal.
F.. FlLLEY.
+. S. There FIVE Of the same PATTERN size and
hnlSh and the same in every par culnr, the
which obtained the Premium at the Fair, in October
last, and which WINS sold by the undersigned few
weeks since. f. +.
At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

\-n'l0 bags first quality, landing from steamer
~ lryincible for sale by q DORSEY,
ma III al New Ievee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

TLEAR PORk-Nnety boxes of one hundred lbs.
~ each clear sides, put up expressly for the West
India Market, in store al for lr nv
az BOCERT & uAMCH Dir N ca Grayier
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GRAND GULF MARKETl

No. ofhhds on hand not cleared. ....,,,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

Oct LIST, ls36No. bales hand a,7Oq
April 37-No bales reed TO .feg 69s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

I ARD-4OO kegs 'af Lard in store a d for sale BY
IL BOGERT Il HAWTHORN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

27,S14 amounting to 243,O9O
Tckets-wholc tickets, $500; halves, g. So quarter,
81 25.
Packages Of e5 Tickets $l2j, warranted to draw at
least s6'' and may draw the four Capitals. Packages
Of shares in proportion.
For Tickets apply at the Managers Office, 81 Gravier
street, adjoining the entrance into the Arcade and 1904
Chaitrcs, between Cont and 81. Louis SITS.
ale X MEAD, Manager.
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MAYDR1-TY OF NEW ORLEANS.

COHttll y tHf SHr0nI IN 1-VINNIN -
Sitting Of Thursday, nth March, l"@a
PRSOLVED, Thntin the "piuon of this EouncN
il is e1ped,nt and necessary for the public ca Gu,
to on,inua Notrc lame street fiom lagaaI
stree, to Camp st Get, in strait line wi and OF ea
width with said street, and he Ma is hereby a
tlorise to give publ notice in the rrue 'nerc"n
Commercial 'ulle,in in French and English du, nss
ten days, that is the icnon of this Council 10 w"
said street. in conformity with act Of the up
entitled IAN CT to regulate the pening, laying ~
and improving ni streets and public places III the NV
"f new Orleans, Nc." Approved 81 April I0sR,
Singnrd t5ALDWiS, Recorder
Approved, 3Ist i,arch, 1887.
Signed, D. PRlEUR, Mayor
A trae cary,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

WI<ES-l3. boxes red wine, 81 baskets cham.
w paign, 100 baskets oil, and bids 7 wire dircc,
from o deaux, landing from ship Indus. aud for sale
by JULIUS VAIRIN,
mil o6 poyd,os a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

l. as SAM. SLATER, 40 Poydras ct
ENIFTEEN HUNDRED KEGS LARD, 50 hrls
prime Pork. 500 barrels Flour, $50 sacks Corn,
90 hhds Sugar 90 hhs best Western Racon for sale hy
A Ii w AlI.ACE & CT Rink Allan NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

EpACON-58 casks bacsn consisting Of hams, sid 's
ID and shoulders, Cincinnati cured, in prime condi-
tion, for sale by BOGERT & HiWT ;ORN,
at 1.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

TIMBHFL.tS, &c.-3i cases umbrellas & Para
~ sis, yarious qualities. landing from bark Ellen,
and for sale nj l3i Magazine st. bv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

ENSTRAY.-Taken up by the night watch. ouo A.,
~ Horse, Spanish brand the left hip. The own,
is requested 10 come forward prove property paw eh
ges, and take said amin I, away before the 18th instant
II left after that time it will he sold ut public auc,m
by p. A. Gu lli'tte AUCTION or. w, McDOVMn
al C"mmssary 81 Ward, "a Muncipalhy,
ENSTRAY.-Tnken M, chcsnut sorel hor,si
= with a star in his frchend, the right ore lN
white, and the two hind feet The owner is rcouessS
to come forward, prove property, pay charges an tax,
said animal away fore the 18th in tnnt II left aftr
that time it will lie sold at publ c auction by PA
GuilliOtte, Auctlsneer. w. MCDONALD
a3 Comms ID Wnrd Cd Mnnicinaliy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

t-lb DBL rrati,i ,rins best, Just Icclyed
A1 and for sac al l5} Tchoupoulas st. by
ao Si.DJ & AYRNE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

&c Nj OV A L..
nR: DAVlDS' has removed his office to No. 81
~ Custom house street.
mil dim
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

to consent to come before the people,
Under other circumstances, would cheer
fully make any personal sacrafce to serve
my friends and the public; but now, when
! Eok around and see that the county can
furnish many of talents, age and expert
ence, out of whom to choose, can be per-
mltted to let my private reasons govern
my course, with the conviction that the
people will thereby, in all probability, be
the gamers. Permit me to add, that
most ardently hope that the choice of the
people may rest on one Of talents, homes
ty, and untiring devotion to the interests
of his immediate constituents, and the in
terests of the State generally.
Very respectfully,
Your friend and obi serv't.
MORGAN DAVIS.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

we have received the eastern Cr,.
RIoN," weekly paper recently establish.
ed at Paulding, Jasper county. The Ga.
ron is printed on an imperial sheet. and
is got up in handsome style. The editors
say the paper will be neutral in politics.
aItho' their preference was for Van Buren,
IN the recent contest for the Presidency.
mot that they loved Cesar more. bJ Ro,ne
Tess" Truly, an honest confession-and
II the secrets of all were known, how ma
ny are mere belonging to the "spoiIs par
ty," who would be compelled TO acknow,
edge that in their support of Van Buren,
they Flowed Rome less, but Cesar more ),
that is, their share in the distributior of
the "sPolLs," after the election. But wo
know one of the editors of The Clarion foo
well TO believe he could be influenced nv
Such conslderatlons-the mistake occurred
IN the quotation. We are personally ac.
luainted with Mr.. NEED, the Senior editor
ana can say, we believe him incapable of
being influenced by such unworthy mo-
l'es'-He is talented and industrious
lrm and independent; and we have no
Iou0t' from the editorials in the first mum.
'oi' Tue paper will be usefu to the section
i country 10 which it is located, and q ;
aluaole addition to the newspaper press V
! the State. We believe both the il
@llorS are practical printers; and wish
lem success. h
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04
Messy CREEK, ANTE Co.. Me-
> april Sd, 1887

Mr.. HaU:-,I some weAks $1,000
as . ,@ c,n MY ,rlenSS might use my name
representation in the n,te $500 In .ne
nation ' % COUNTY 0cc;a,slone6 by the resig-
!n o. +. Z. Talbert, Esq, of which
the tine ,I pubic have been informed though
Inc medium of your paper. Permit 'nse
through the same channel, to state 70 NV
running. ' u0o'ined
| nave come to this determination from
nuasIns Of a private character altogether
which 1t is unnecessary to Law beEoSe tho
can noss; hnu c tne greatest regret that i
not mes, ,, ,b ieei' is, that my course may
too ms r,ie sne appreciation of my, perhaps,
'0O partial friends, who prevailed on ,ne
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

be honest, very honest; if SO ii is due Il
themselves that they show it. 1t may be
otherwise, and in the event, il is due to the
country that we should have q committee
of the House to show that How is il
proposed that they shall come to trial
Upon the certificate contained in the mes.
sage, and upon that alone. The gentle
man himself admits that these sweeping
certificates are unusual. detest the
whole system of certifying which per-
vades every department of Government,
and can be traced from Reuben M. Whit
ney up Il believe you cannot go from Reu-
ben DORM. Yes, sir, coward who shrinks
and runs from an adversary whom he has
injured, will get certificate of his cour-
age touse upon the stump; traitor will
get certificate Of his patriotism; rogue
Of his honesty; and a perjured witness of
his veracity; and if you attempt to fix
upon either of these his true character, he
will ensconce himself behind his certif-
ate. We ask permission to 90 into the |
'arlous Departments, and see what their
rue condition is"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

We have received the farewell address.
OF Mister Jackson, but have not read it
lis blasPhemy thus to act. Andrew Jack
son to consummate his high-handcd ca.
reer, and domineering sway ty such a sa-
crIleglous mimicry of the father of his
country! What egotisticaI impudenco!-
VIII this lawIess usurper cease to dash his
oyenging bolt, and protane every thing
that is hallowed in the affections ola CRATE
iuI people! But his sun has set, and with
not half the brlIiance it assembled the bo-
glzon. Peace to his names.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

FLORIDA WAR.-The latest intelligence
we have from this place, states that the
war has not terminated as anticipated
The Indians sued for peace, but have not
asyet, complied with their promises. The
war-whoop is still to be heard in the for
est, and the tomahawk and scalping knife
have not drank blood enough to repose in
peace. A few hundred warriors still roam
the forest and defy the armies of fifteen
millions of people.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

CoNGREss.-We have at last received
notice of the adjournment of Con.
gress, and we ask the honest and patriotic
what have they done? The faction DOS.
sesSed decided majority in both Hou-
ses, and welding the whole power in both
branches of government, have adjourned
without performing one of their yaunted
promises. 1t was announced with -four.
lsh OF trumpets, and much lanfaronade
that the tariff was TO be reduced, the sales
Oh the public land limited to actual set
tiers, and thus dry up the sources of the
public revenue. Yet these hollow and de-
ceitful professions have passed away as
the wind, and we hear nothing of Them
10 consummate the deed Of iniquity and
parasltical trfPitude, they have not only
lett the Tariff and the Public lands. rs
they were, bat HAVE REFUSED TO RE-ENAcr
The DEPoslTE Bill, DEposfflNe THE sre.
FhVs MONEY WITH THE STATES. Their a.
vowed object has been from the first to r.
tam the surplus in their own hands, and
they have succeeded The reduction or
the Tariff and Land Bill were mere bn,,
bugs generated in the foul abyss Of cor.
ruption, to deceive the public into the II,
preston that there was no necessity G., /
a Deposite Bill, as they intended to eyt;r
pate the sources of the surplus money!
hese humbugs were nursed and fondled
along TIL near the close Of the session
"nen the infamous betrayal of the people
reveals itself, they refused to reduce the
arifi' to limit the sales of public lands
70 acsgal settlers according to Mr.. Walk.
's' OF cede them to the States in which t
.ney he as Mr. Calhoun suggested. And. t
mark this fact, this was !
lone SO late in-the session, that thew know
as u proved to be) that the Deposite Bill
ould not be enacted, and thus bove tho, r.
y base and perfdous means, secured "
themselves in the undisputed possession Of p
ne whoie surplus revenue of the govern :
,ent For Republican simplicity our Re-. r.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

MEXIco.-The President has fulminat
ed a war, Or rather roprisaI message a,
galnst Mexico. He recommends, that if
Mexico does not make reparation flor in
JOrles and insults particularly specifedl
Immediately upon demand, the President
should be empowered to issue letters of
mafquo and rePrisaI. This is all hum
pug 1t may brighten Mexico, and induce
her to settle the disputed boundary, and
give us Texas. lie ought to hurl thun-
defbolt at England; she has seized part
OF our territory, and torcibly liberated
our slaves driven by stress of weather
upon her islands, This open infracton
of the usages and laws of civilized nations
should at least be demonstrated against
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04

Friends and Feiiow- CjtizenS-Believing
that public life is "not the thing il IS
cracked up to be-" permit me 10 inform
you that | decline holding a poll for the
shall content myself with
casting my vote for the most worthy of
Inc candidates now before the people, and
hope that you wi all do likewise.
Respectfully, your 'ellow-citizen,
JOHN J. LOWRY.