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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

other negro an the wench, and all three were
eImmitted.n
Glide Hays, on ofthe olTic RS WI $50 knock
CD down aud much bruised; David Waldron,
ann,,eF officer, had his cont torn elf by Russell
y. Wheeler, lawyer, who arrested and
bound over nthe sum of $4,000 to answer for
the assault.
During the confusion the prisoner was carried
OF by the mob, which proceeded up Broadway to
reed street, where they turned down iowa DIS the
NORM RIVER Just after passing Church street the
rescued man was stealthiy pushed into an alley,
and the mob continued down the street, as if they
still had their prize in company. Their move
mehts wer", however. watched by deputy sheriff
Fountain, who remained in front Of the alley, and
sent to the police for assistance. lie was spec lily
ohpPlIed with the requisite aid, and eiigent
search OF the premises, the negro was found in Z
coal hole, and reconveyed to prison. On search
ing him dagger was found in his pocket, with
body. "'
The persons arrested are named Henry Pierce,
Jesse Harrod, and Keziah Manning
small party of blacks now proceeded to the
residence OF coored man in Walker street, sus-
pected OF having given information respecting the
'repued slave. They caused the work men in a
carpenters shop opposite TO affix poest the sign,
ana a, were about TO carry off tile same, when Job
Mandy and Aaron Watson, the principals, were
committed by Alderman Er6en.
we deeply regret to see this excitement, because
we know that it is the precursor to others which
may have fearful RESULTS We hope the ease of
DIXON may be closely and care fully investigate ed
and that not loop to hang doubt upon may be
found before he is given up; for, while in every
case we would carry the law into effect and give
up a fugitive slave, we not without suspicion
oil two fac's-onc is, that colored men are seized
upon to create an abolition excitement, and the
other, that fellows who make business of it, at
tempt to seize upon blacks as slaves who are not
so in fact. Such of our southern friends who are
coming north this season, we advise by no
means to bring their slaves with them. They are
not safe an hour.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
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MONEY MARKET-CITy

Things arc more quiet Money as as hard as We
he English money market People will act wisely to await
Tue result IL bills are paid in England, shall soon
oack woe to our affairs for the months No failures
yesterday that we heard Of If pass the 9th of Ills
and Chartres streets. - ~ ~ vi o'''a
sales are small merely to keep things moving We not
~ 9aes OF Nssisspp Cotton at I2 cents first rate article
10 DO. louisiana good Gets. Flour now be forced a,
Inc season is now adyancingwe give 100 bbls at S. Whis
o Kegs best at cents Salt ground alum 500 sack at ST.
eoiee, 70 bags at 1ltcts Rice, 25 erccs at cents
should the government close the Land Offices much pood
arise from The measure, as it will close door to specua
o IN one quarter Yet it is intended to advantage the
ne OBJECT is to throw the SPECTATORS lands into
inc market for people will buy long they can benefit
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
A CARD.
TE1EATRE---ST. CHARLES.
MR.. LAI'HAM'S BENEFIT.
Syu0n Mr,-rn.

Stage Manager and Direelor of Music
1r Latham respectfully informs HE friends and the
the entertainments for 80 'U''s
VARIETY, NOVELTY, AND ATTRACTION,
THE INEVITABLE CELESTE.'
For the last Tine.
:, "! mr. Latham assures his friends and the public
tis VIII he this last appearance Of this d, tnguis
ed Lady in New Orleans as she proceeds o thr M III
in!he steamer Mississippi. IN u
1taces may now he secured at the Box Office.
H. FILLEY, No. rs Canal st., having nude ar
lie mngen,cn s to receive goods tiom New York by
sery packet during the season, will always have ON
baud an assortment OF seasonabe goods which will be
sold al low prices and reasonable terms
addition 10 those already received there are now
-anong from the ficksturg, fresh supply of French
printed Jackonets plain, satin faced aud striped print
ed cambricks British lawns, French cinghans ok s,
rssor quality, entire patterns snd very rich MIA
conded, satin aped and plaid; white Jackancts and
sssmhr'cs; plain Swiss NULL and book musins, Ladies
oe Ecosu, gloves and hosiery, plain, open and en-
oroidered Gents thread and silk gloves Mohair stocks
Also one carton of enb'd lace, scarfs new style
in consequence Of a nunlbcr of impositions having
lately been prnciised the undersigned requests those
OF an order. aa FILLEY.
DIR BIRDS NEW MOVE &c
MICK OF the Woods, or the Jiihenaiosay n ta,r Of
Az Kentucky. by the author of Caavar The Inidel
Geology and Aneraogy considered wild, reference to
natural Theology, by the Rev. William auckland,
AGodoiplnn, Novel second edition. in 2vois inst re-
-cessed and f1r 50 e by VIM. AickEAN.
a2t corner Of Camp and Common streets
FRENCH EMHROIDERIES.
HNSiE subscriber has lately received FIVE cartons of
= Frnt needie work cmbroidesics, cares golfers
pcternes. hand, edggs and ihser1ings OH india lawn
Ssiss a'a !ackonet nnsins and offers them at
Ssitug advance. FIILEY,
an &c Canal street. near ROYAL.
NNHISKEY, Lard, Bacon, und But or for sale by
w AL G DORSEY, A New i.cree.
TIURk.-3tW bbis mess prime AMI clear for sale by
y AL q DORSEY, A New Leree,
MN.OUR.-.ah,U ibis saleiinc Flour, in Flat boais
i al Tie lsading, for sale ty G DORSEY,
vi II New Icyee.
nj INSEED OlL-5O bills for sale by
IL an DORSEY, 81 New I+..e.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
To THE EpIToR or Tur 'rrrr A,,rn,o,

To TIE EDlTUK CT THE True AMERICAN,
AS It is customary to offer civities and honers
70 distinguished visitors, and i, is considered
the test of true poi,eness to consult the taste and
habits OF the guest, would suggest The prophet,
OF offering to Col Il. NJ. Johnson, now in his civ
the freedom of the Second Municipality. Per.
maps the presence of the "levey and sable daugh.
tiers OF liam would be exceedingly grateful on
s9t'l an OCCASION and would urge the propriety
ct having the ceremony performed Sub nocte The
Colonel would see the beauty of the system of
amalgamatisn. | am not of the "Grcat Cros.
sings, though KENTUCKIAN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

Norma, on Wednesday night, had a crowded
house. Pantane was charming and more tasci.
na'lng than Pedrotti, because she sang always in
tune, and did not overact her part. She had all
the beauties and graces of Pedroti, without her
faults, In addition, she displayed manner and
style OF her own far more cultivated and polished
than the prma denna of last season. OF the c,ber
characters they were all superior to those of las,
year. The Opera is repeated tonight.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

We call the attention of our musical readers TO
the proposed concert of Mrs. Morley, on Monaa.,
the Oath instant. Mr.. Morley stands high in ti,c
estimation OF musical men as singer of unusual
power and discrimination. He occupied the first
rank in the London theatres as Blsso; of Mrs
Morley we cannot speak too highly. Ifbeauty,
End splendid voice arc attractions, this accom-
p!ished lady will be sure to arrest the at,en-
ton OF our diAetanh. We bespeak for these artists
a cordial reception.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

The pressure of the times has dissolved all the
trades'-unions in the north. Ii only remains for it
TO continue long enough to break up, throughout,
the whole country, the numerous nd odinus ASST
cia,ioss formed for coercing the master employers
into measures Incompatible with their interests
There seems to be no evil without an attendan,
good. The honest and industrious mechanic may
rejoice that he is set free To do with his labor
as he pieases
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
TMEATRE-sT. CHARLES.

The grand Opera of NORMA, and the Oper.tc fa,
70. tn VI "a bA ADERE ON the same evening
ihc Director has the honor to announce to the Sub
c an entertainment this evening, that will be onoed
Nc. by this population, but spoken of tre shout
sne onion and remembered the first that ever oc
cured IN the United States, viz: The GRA,D OpER,
1na GRAND BALLET OPERA, on The same ereu;ngi
ms combination is considered in Europe the yeTv
a.ne OF the line arts, and only to be achieved a, The
sun Carlos, at Naples; In Scala, al Milan the Povo1
Aeadende Mnsigue, at Paris; and the Kings INcGire
at London. CELESTE beng i'll town, enables ,be
Director to accomplish this desirable treat; the gra
cation an furnishing which, he very sure will he me-,
by all lovers of this high order of entertainments.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

The charter of the SackeIis Harbor Bank has
been repealed BY the New York Legislature, on
account Of some cennivance on the part of the
officers of said bank in the paying of notes under
five dollars, issued by the firm of Smith & Mer
rick. Here is visitation of the supreme power
on being OF its creation for ,rifing offence. Ii
justice were done, but few banks would be left in
the country. Which of then has not violated
their charters!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
sOIREE nIUafCALE
- - "ASfSAShA1Ns
GRAND SALOON NEW EXCHANGE uoTp

GRAND SALOON NEW EXCHANGE HOTEL
KS; MORLEY, from the New York, PHILADELPHIA
Avn nnd London Concerts, will have the honor of
maki, her first appearance in New Orleans, aided bv
hx. MORLEY, from Convent Garden Theatre and ,Ie
most eminent Artists in the City, i'll presenting
AVoCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
al the Exchange Hotel Saloon, Monday, April 9Th,
on winch occasion she respectfully SELECTS The support
-nt The citizens and The public generally.
she programme will consist Of the most approved
Song1 Ducts &c ofthe day, will be expressed TO-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

Tobacco al Richmond on the 18th instant, saws
our correspondent, ranges from Q tie l., dollars
but very dali. Nothing doing in fl ,ur The pres
sure on the money market is so great as to put a
stoppage 10 nearly all kinds of business. The
wagon price of Flour at Alexandria is 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

>, Last evening at his late residence on the Bayou
hoad after short but painful illness, which he Dor:
with christian tortitude, MIR. RoMEs, long aud highly
respectable resident Of this CITY, His trends and ac-
above place this morning at IL o'clock, A. NJ
1t may be satisfaction to his friends abroad, to
learn arr that every possible attention was paid him.
the above. oSlr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
cow M Il KsCHAG,.

,e,. STATEMENT OF COTTON
Oct lot, is36-No. bales on hand. ... e,o,
April ~ l.37-No bales reed this Iav 5oal o'V.
previously .oi2'63S. 81 s6s
April 90 Expor,s tb;,d,, 4, ;,, no., 52G57O
!. a % % Boston. CT
W previously 4ls'65o 4aa933
" '''0' u" haho not cleared 1O'G37
-. ., ,o.. STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
vet is la'6-No. hbds on hand 1927
"pr'2O, lsI7-No do reed this day Inc, ''' ''-''
Total do previously IL ass 1a7ao
April 90 Exnor,s ,h;. d. 20U57
Ao.ai Exports previously. ....... 1912 76o5
M MI
ou hnhu nOt cleared.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

The Joseph Hand, at Savannah, brings dates
from Havana TO the 9Th inst. Exchange opera
tions on the United States had been temporarily
suspended by the news Of the failures in this city
ard the na.Ih.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
THIS EVENING April, a1st,
Will he Iar,,confa.l Ii d =


Mili be presented Bellins Grand Opera of
NORMA.
Norma ssnorn antunelli; Adalgisn, Marozzi; Pol.
done. Signor Fab,
After the Opera,
Will be presented the Legendary operatic Bale, of
LIE bIEU Ella BAYADERE
Zeira, the maid Of Cashmere, Mile Celeste: Fatip,,
Mrs: Hunt Leila. Madame Telnan; Haidee Sirnnrs'
Marietta; Zulima, Signora Eliza; The unknown. Mr..
Hiunt 0lifore, Mr.. Page. 1' "'f'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

large amount of the New York paper is now
liz the Baltimore paper. Poor New York! Re-
duced 10 the condition of applying to Baltimore
for funds! The Chronicle says that their Gotham
friends cannot be shaved for less than per cent
a month.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

pREMIUM TRAVELLING TRUNKS.---The sub
scribcr now receiving per bark Euphrates, from
New York, an invoice of superior Travelling Trunks,
iron the mandatory of Orlando Williams, to whom
has been awarded the Diploma, the fairs of the Ane
beet Travelling Trunk.
Persons DESTROYS of o. tung first rate article, both
Tor convenience and durability as well as beauty of af
Pear"hce "ll do well to call and examine them at ~
Canal street, near ROYAL. f. FIILEY
IS. There are five of the same pattern, size and
hnsl and the same in every particular, as the one
winch obtained the Premium ut the Fair in October
weeks since. q. f.
~ L. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

Cotton is more free low prices in New York.
Wheat and bread s,ufs going off at auction
AT reduced rates. Dried fruits exceedingly dull
Bank Post Notes sell readily at Ia per cent a
month: ans United States Bank sterling at 9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

N.ne large stores were burnt in Stonngton on
the 'u INST. besides several dwelling houses. The
damage is $4,000 None of the property was
insured, except small portion belonging 70 Mr..
Williams.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

April l3th-United States Bank shares at New
u rk closed at ID; Morris Canal rs I-e: Della
ware and Hudson 70 3 A: Ohio Trust lOl 10:
Bank OF Kentucky IT,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

Iharies Morton was young man of good family
aau moderate fortune in New York He had far
SOME time solicited in vain the hand Of Anna
bradford Her father had peremptorly refused il
on tho ground Of the young mans attachment to
She gaming table, and had forbade hin, his house.
nr', al last, hr. Bradford, seaing his daughters
serving that the silent grief which proved upon
ser mind was surely, though secretly weighing her
down, rcented and give his consent to their union.
FOND, but mlsindging parent, he imagined that
the influence OF his darling Anne would be sufi.
cient to reclaim her hush md; not thinking thai
neither the ties of affection, nor the reproof Of con-
science, neither timo nor the repeated aterna-
tons of prosperity and adversely can eradicate
efforts are aided b. ali humble reliance on the
ocnehcsnce Of that Creator ssto whom all hearts
are open, and all desires known,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

OFFICE OF THE N. Y. Nero. ApyEETrsrR


Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April lO,b
.a r""f h"'afet dollars pren,iun,.-Premiums of
S2oo each vii be paid by the Post Office De-.
partment Tor the best models of Mail Worn,s ~
ooaches' embracing the following objects, viz:
]. vehicle made close. sironr and v.,.x
proof, the inside to be devoted exclnsivel,, m 4,
conveyance OF the United States mail on The ore,,
mail routes into which the whole GREAT mail M
ing from one distributing office 10 another ma y
be put and locked up, with box readily access.
oie 10 inc driver, also close strong, and water.
proof mo winch the way-mails NAV be nut and
t"cNea up seats TO be made on the outside, suf
ic'eht 10 contain TOUR grown persons and no more
a preference will be given to one so constructed
that nothing else beyond few pounds of b,o.
gage can be carried upon it,
2. vehicle embracing
An apartment sufficient to contain six p,ss,n-
gers, and na more
A separate apartment for the United s,,,es
man, mace close, strong, and water-proof into
which the great mail may be put and lack si nm
A box readily accessible to the driver. made
close, strong, and waterproof, into which tb,
way mail may he put and locked up.
ne coach must be so constructed as not to adj
mt "t carrying aAy thing on the Top or elsewhere
other than the mails and six passeng with their
ordinary baggage. '"e''
The models need be of sufficient size only IN
exhibit clearly the manner in which thew arr.
constructed, and illustrate the convenience
strength, and capacity of vehicles constructed on
the same plan.
The models must all be delivered at the Pos,
Ohce department by the Goth day of Nav n,yt
ana me premium Will be awarded on the Isl day
of June. '
Whoever presents the best models will BIZ rs-
commended To the patronage of TIE contractors
whose bids for carrying the mails in carr,,urs of
that description may be accepted.
AMOS KENDALL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

"A hre broke out in Baltimore on the 18th, in
concord street, near the Fish Market MIR. Su,er,s
premises were wholly consumed. Insurance was
effected on $500, which will cover about one
third the loss
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

WIN our readers see the report of the slave case
In New York under the Express Heude There
VIII they Ind the results of the abolition schemes
we must not carry our slaves with us to the
North!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

"neat ana rye continues to arrive in New York
FIVE vessels, fully laden, came into that port on
the 18th inst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

Zen thousand votes were polIed the second day
In New York. The cleo ton will be close.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

MISS Tree, Augusta and the Keelys, are all
playing at the Park.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

" i he brig CAMEO,C lladrich master from BOSTON,
is discharging cargo opposite ST. Joseph ST. cons~'
hces Will please attend 10 the receipt teir goods
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

Inc fnllures in New York are estimated as fol-
.0ws;-To the Goth March, $lo,Oooooo,- April
olh' S'3'ooo,ooo,-to April 18th, $4,000, o0O.-
Total, S4O,O0O0O0.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
premium.

United States ship Erie, was al ST, Catherine's,
Brazil, LIST Of Fcbruary-all we'll.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

There is no La Grippe in our city, except tina,
upon the money market.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
Nautical Hmtelli gemcc.
HOME PORTS.

HOME PORTS.
fhadepha 18th April arrived Magoun 10 DAYS hence.
"allsporo. ~ days hence. Cleared, Archer, hther
AT New York 18th April cleared Natchez hthcr Arrival
kosciusko and Brutus hence. " NN'f'eu
At Holmes Hole, 10Th April Helen Mar and Henry bepcc
for Boston. ~ '"''' "e'ee
At Boston llth April arrived Saga Duck hence Cleared
AT kichmond lo:h April arrived William Henry hence
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
A TALE OF NEW ORLEANS.
CHAPTER l.

whose beauty did as,onsh the survey
" richest eyes; whose wurcs all ears iook c,,,;vo
hose dear perfection hearts thar scnrped 10 serve
Hum bly caiied n, q. rass - ~,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

IL LIZA n.-Taken up by the night watch, one b
~ ohd Horse, 10 hands high, and rough sho
perry, ay charges, and take said animal away beo
Tue 10Th instant II left after that time it will be SO
at public auction by p. A. Guillioe, Auctioneer.
WIN. MCDONALD, Commssary I'd Ward.
as ID NIuniciUality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

% Consign7es per brig CYCLOPS, from Iiv-
croo are particularly requested to take ont their nov
i'tS' and attend 10 TIE receipt oftleir goods aiO
W The Packet ship NTCKSBURG, from New York
Is now dlsclar9ng opposite Hospital street Consipu
n13 >"' 'iNH SVous.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

We invite the attention of our readers to
thrilling and interesting story in our columns of
to day. 1t is from the pen Of an au,horess already
favorably known to the public
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

6T BY some error we omitted in our journal
of the proceedings of the Council of the Second
Municipality, of Monday last, the weekly state
ment of the Treasurer, which we now give.
Balance last report, April llth, $40 1872 90
Received since, 623 IA
Expenditure since last report, 504 40
Balance this date, is 5II "a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

E,SIRAf:-Taken up by the night watch, one bay
- Horse, ID l.? hands high, and rough shod The
pay charges and take said animal away before the 18Th
III ah II lett a',er that time, will be sold at public
auction, by p. a. Guilliotte, Auctioneer
% MM. MCDONALD, Commissary I'd Ward,
10 IUl ID MnncinalitY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21
OFFICE OF THE N. Y. STARR


The SLAVE CAsE-RIor.-The case of the co.
l"red man arrested few days SINCE onphe charpc
of having run away from his master in virginia.
came up before the Recorder on Tuesday. and
after suihe preliminary steps it was adjourned TO
yesterday at IL o'clock. Owing TO the immense
crowd present, the Recorder adjourned 10 the
Session Room, A Inns House. The examination ot
witnesses continued till O'Clock, when the pro-
ceedings were adjourned. Nearly all the audi
cnce were blacks, and most of them retired. A
few, however, fingered behind, and when The pri-
soner was brought out of the aims house door, un-
der Messrs Lownds and Fountain, deputy sherifs.
they were assaulted by about 500 coored persons
in the Park From the Gazette we learn thai al
this time, " Justice Bloodgood broke through the
crowd, and when within arms length of the pri-
soner, Swapping weRch jun led on his back and
threw her arms around his neck; while in thus
situation, two negroes came to her assistance and
succeeded in bringing him to the ground, when
enc OF them commenced beating him on the back
OF the head and neck. He however soon sue
cerded in sccdrng him as he was about crawl
ing ander the chains of the parterrc. Some oil
"cre ?ror" also t'r:G-ase 97oueh 10 rafin!e N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

EINSTRAY.-Tukcn up, one bay horse, hind feet
"a white, and rough Slod. The owner is requested
10 come forward prove properly pay charges and take
sn'u animal away before the 18th instant If left after
.na Tune, 1t will BE- sold at public auction, by p. 4.
Gullottc, Auconccr. w. MCDONALD
~ Comnissarv Cd Ward, 2,l Nuucipalitv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

INS1 RAY. Token up one bay Stallion Money h.Ii
face, the right hind foot white. The owner ia rs
qu1sed t" come forward, prove property pay charges
anl sake sad animal away, before the 18th instant IF
ir alter that time, it will lie sold Mt public auction bv
/. a. Guillntte, Auctoneer. W. MCDONALD
a3 COmmissary Cd Ward 81 Nun;n;,ai:,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

WA taken up by the night watch Of the % w.;
w on the ODD inst, small bay mare and her s S
the ownr is requested toprove property, nav cb,n".
ana take them away on or before the 9Th Of April, OH
iotte, auctioneer. JOHN PRICE, Commissary y"
m27 LIST Ward 9nd Nun;e ;nI;.y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

HINSIRAl.-T ,ken up, one bay poney, brand on The
right fore shoulder and on the right hip, and the
cs n' nina loot white The owner is requested
prove properly, pay charges, and take said ami
MAJ away before the 18th instant. If left after that time
1t will be sold at public auction, by p. A. Guillioe
W. MCDONALD, Comnissary 2d Ward
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-21

w AS taken up by the night watch ON the 7i6 ;o,,
w gtey horse and small colt, with white ms ,
on me forehead Also grey poney with the remains s
a natter on ms neck, taken by the night watcbs
dldo street The owners of the above animals a,a W
questsd to come forward prove property, pay chsre.
ana lake them away, on or before the 22nd of All
@.nerw.se they will be sold at public auction BY
apI6 Ist WI 8 I',,hHissafv,