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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

u EsyRYsR LEE e co, No Magazine street, aie
row receiving from ships Nashville, L0ussihe,
sen1sky, Eagle, ana, o,icr late arrivals from .'ie
Northern, cit'cs large aad new selected assoreeMo
Hats, Boots. Shoes and Broganss
consisting o seneinc,,'s fine calf and Morocco boots
10 2A quality; do bufd, and stout wax lesSed boots
sa'ious Guates mems fine calf seal '"nt Moroee'
-s,ass pumps and brosans, buck skin Shoes brogans AM
slippers; mems fine calf anti kip,cd Iegset shoes and
broans; do boots; do stout kip an'i WAX egge shoes
and brogans; gen,emcn's best quality call scwed Shoes
brog,ns and Jack Dow,ngs; tic calf and Morocco
buckle shoes and brogns; 10 calf seal aud N"tocc"'
new article; do fine calf, se.a and morocco quarter
boots boys, misses and childrens pcgsed and sewed
brogans, and shoes Of every quality and kind.
Also general assortment OF nicn's stout wax and
ATT hro.ans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
negro bsst quality, russell trcgans, nailed in the
SHARKS, made expressly for plantation usei good as
sortmeat OF men's fine anil stout kip russell b,gsns
article, and alge quantity OF an inferior qia,
russell and wax brogans.
Ladies' fine calf seal, ant, grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; ,o fine French Morocco and kid run
roun slippers; do shoes, with aad without heels
10 calf seal and stout leather bOotccs; do tunclla shoe
ed AMI, foxe bootecs. Misses lasting spring soesano
osans. Chldrcn's colorcd Morocco and lasting bro
| .:ns and boots, &c.
(enflemeus fine fashionable black silk hats; do blacl
and dlat beaver do Of superior quality; do imtatie
Koran 10; broad and narrow bim mems fine srab ai
black Russia short Mapped hats new article. Youths
large size hats Of different qualities; do chiltreh's
Mems and bcy's black and drab wool hats Of vario
shapes, with general assortment OF boys and men
seal caps.
This assortment will be rcplcnishc by the arrival
each packets from, the named cities, all OF whc
/ Will lie sold OH accommodating terms. aug 1T
i TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, SC. &c
| q NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roae
N and distances, from place to place, along tho stag
and steamboat routes, by II. S. a'enner.
MrroHELL's MAP OF THE UNITED STATES shown
r.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

81 A CARD 49,. ~ "a
EfSANCY 5STOlSE--.Fhs subscril,ars r2sI,ac unhy
T. inform taair friends aud cstoiefs gene tat
,hay asdwllbe receiving tron the Serth Ge,l
ai supplies; dsuirum France, The latter place. WIZ
furnish tN,m with splendid variety of fciinmery,
4 ,lsy aitislas, &c. among which will be found ruls
Col Sae i'll reunt bottles, Of snppror MAJOR. lsn
hlAet It's bela procure every article OF u very sus
quality, and eir orders Invariably urge improve
l:le,ltsbn i'll kind and pattern, 49,, yy.s-..fa
PEaFsMEss-Nil con .ist Of choice seletuons Ho'i
the nlunlctry OF Ms. Pfentss, from Paris l.onuo
and China. .-r NJ - j. i r., x -,
BRusuEs-From the hest manufat tories--aise fehch
AL nslis am ali the latter superior Tooth brushes,
IA article heretofore scarce and difficult % oa,an;
aEAscY PocKEr, DooKs.-under this head VIII ne
toiuA splendid variety of ladies and gentlemen
Pocket Books, Note, Gard, Needle and Thfoaa Cases
sFAScr SrooKs, SUBSCRIBERS, &c-Of the latest
Pattern and superior quality, consisting OF PLAN and
sfei satin, bombazne vclpctand cloth Stocks; linen
Hosonis, plain aud fancy, with and without ruin
ShirCollars, &c., Suspendcrs made expressly Tor TINS
market, called .Washngton Suspenders;" ALSO Gum
Elastic Wersted and Cotton-nct do with and without
lrs; Paaloon Straps, with wire springs; and great
varsity OF gentemcns wear, made expressly Tor the re
tail trade BY A. l.. Vanhorn g. Son, of Philadelphia
.CoMns.-A general & complete assortment Of Combs
ffoa their mandatory. Also, English and French
Dressing Combs, &c. s.te 49,. sgs
PLaYISG CARDs-Frsm tho manutactory Of Hum
phreyss Bartlett aud Ford; French and German do
ciank Cards, &c. &c.
= Tic above are hut portion OF the articles r.
ceved, which, in addition to their former stock will bt
I'D low for cash, or city acceptanees. 80 -fss
o6 fa REEFS s. D'I.ANGE, is Camp st.
g JGAR, SPERM CANDIES, a&c.-2uU Boxes
y White HAVANA Sugar, $50 ditto New Bc.ifort
sparm Caulles $50 ditto Nantucket ditto; ditto Cask
Taunton Zinc. Pipes, "A Half Pipes, and 26 Quartz
Casks Sicily Madeira Wine, for sale by So = =
r3 JOSEPH COCkAfNE, Is eiraricr-streat
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

THNIE subscribers av' received per recent arrivlr
IL aud offer for sale Boston iron company nails whites
strained sperm Oil, Fab strained do refined whale oil do
essential oils Of cedar and wornwood roll Brimstonc
Tobacco of various qualities, Sperm can
dies, Talew do Sweet Chocolate, Spanish in small boy
es, soft shell Almonds Crnde Salt Peter superior a
ole Pongae silk Hdks. rich patterns rs and 81 black
do shcn,ings, rs and ii Lowell cottons Lawrence and
Appleton Il brown slcctinss suitable for the Mexican
market superior Russa brown shcctings, Ravens duck
Bells celebrated paste Hacking Norclssss do Steven
patent balances, all sizes playing cards n" various Guali-
lies good assortment of scasonable clothing hats and
socs-20 parasols aud umbrellas, rich patterns
and latest fashions.
ms BRIDsF T, NOSE s. Co 1sA Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

~ RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manutac-
= turer, No. s77, Cam" street, New-Orleans,
;ses ,f inform Ills ,rends and the public in general,
that he is now prepared to furnish any thing, in the
aoye busess and las constantly for ae tho following
articles;
SNUFFS.
Rose, German RaPpec,
Niacaioy, English Pri :'Rescn',
American Rappeci Nsschitorhes,
Initiated, American ge'hiemahs,
lsergamot, ihnkent iiapPee,
Irish l3l.ckauarl, st. Omar,
Curaeoa Paris, -...H
Pure Spanish, Halt coarse ltappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
.,. TOBACCO.
Fins cut chewing sweet scented or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities.
Rib-foot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
The above articles ail wairantedasg d, ,fnet SUI
pcrior to any thing Of the kind imported, aud will b.
furnished 10 dealers OH tie most liberal terms. may
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

TIME NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, In
n one volume.
A Treatise on the Law of Evidence in the Court of
Equity. By Richard Newcombe Grossly, Esq.
Reports Of cases djadged in the District Cenn OF the
United States for the Eastern District of Pennsyl
vaiin. By Henry d. Gipin. just received and
for sale by WM. MckEAN,
i ml7 Garner Of Camp and Common ts.
LNOUR-es5 Ibis linAiug from steamer Algonquin,
A. tor sale ~ DORSEY,
- =. Na-e ic'ne g,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

ID R0GANS.-Iamliug from barque prono, BIZ eases
I'D mens and boys kip poggcd brognns; 10 do Russcl
II far negroes, for shlc by BRIDGE & Go.
fhfj l} Mar17i1.s 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

OST OR STOLEN liberal reward will be Civ
IA Ell for the recovery of Pocket Book with its con-
tens, that was taken or dropped irem ny poe ket on
Sunday evening last while i'll The crowd assisting Ia mt
out the fire i'll Camp street The pocket book is com
mon on large size, unhacked leather, with the name of
rontninrr p,seS msa, On !. IN Two Or more places
co., Apply at the True American afiice.
u Wa, 7. BRIDGES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

A DISCOURSE on the Life and Character of the
"a Hon: George Mathews, late presiding Judge ftlc
Supreme Court of the State of Iuuisana b, the Hon.
Cha rcs Watts ut the request of the members of The
bar of New ollenns Just publis ed and for sale ly
f25 BENIN LEVY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01
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Kakn...s.,s EArs.ses.

A Colleetion of CoGpral Phrases, on everytopc me-
"A cessary maintain conversation, arranged under
different heads, with numerous remarks Gil the peculiar
pronunciation and of vafioirs Words. Te whole SO
disposed considerably 10 f6ihta,eihe acquisition of
correct pronunciation of the French. By A Bonar n
new edition, revised and corrected. 80, s.
a selection of ina hundred Of Perrin Fables accom-.
panied with key containing the text literal and free
translation arranged in such manner as TO point out
the difference between the French and English iion
also figured pronunciation Of the Facne, according 10
the best French works the subject. Tile whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds Ofte French
language, compared with those Of the ENGLISH
Aifononncing French fainer, or the Scholars Guide
to e accurate pronunciation aud Grthography of the
French .aug age confirming itselcmens according to-
The hest usage by Bernard Troncin inst received and
far sale by -: i VIM McKEAN,,
no Cor Cainp e. Com sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

nRANGE FLOWER & ROSE NVATER-Imennis-
W tiers Of five gallons each, and in loxcs contain
ing each one doz. small bottles, reed from Narseilcs
For saleby II. BONNAHEL
1913 Tchoupitoulus street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

PHRDRUS, with the appendix Of 'iiudids tronsla
bed hv christopher Smart in vols forming volumes 10
AMI 10 of-sHarpef's Classical I.ilas,y," sS.@
Tle Expedition Of HUMP REX iGy .TYkEIl, by It.
Smtfcft M ID with a nenoir oftle- Author, b. a1ioin-
us Roscoe ESQ., edition, with Illustrations, by Geo
Crakshank Fl. =e- -. ~
THf, Gypsy; Tale by the author of ''Richclie,, q
.alary ofBRrgundy" Sr new edition, vols complete
- oifF.s =. ..l-. -. 81 .
fAUL CLIFFORD. by ihe author Of "PslhaIs'
vIhe pis,,wne" &c, being volume " Of the new d
r,ap o. 9nlgefa tlrpiria Works. Jpsi received ar
f.Fssi.l Nv W. t..tSEtS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

-TRNO GROCERs! TO GRUCERS!!-The subscr
IL bers wouldn't the Grocers of New Orleans INA
they keep constantly on hand large supply OF the Des
Stongon's Bers mannfacturcdby themselves, WHICH
will be sold at New York prices.
KETCIlUM g. LUBBOCK, Druggists
nov % 81 Camp st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c.
SPAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author of "A year
~ in Span,' in . vols.
1mits Of InaaH charncter generally applicable to
the Aboriginies Of North America, by G Turner. Esq,
= vols.
The Political Grammar, of the United Suites, or II
complete view fthc theory and practice of the general
and state governments, with the clutisns between them
dedicated and adapted to the young OF the United
States, by L ID Mansfield, Esq.
Nimods Hunting Tours nleisperscd with character
istc anecdotes sayings and dons of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders OF Englald,
with nna!y lical contents, and general index of nulncs
volumes.
Commentaries on Eqmty Jurisprudence, as admin
istered in England and America by Joseph Story, L. l.
Dime, professor flaw in Harvard University, vol Ist
p Vol. 81, CkMy's Geaeral Practice.
Vol. 13M Hen!eTs Reports.
The SrMiaents off1oscers, with T. oolourcd plates,
London edition.
ALso-A few more copies of CuAbe's Phrenolosy,"
"Rienzi" Large Surveyors ComDasscs ofsuperor quail
ity, with chains, Billiard Balls of 2i and 10 inches
Gillo!s mprovcdme,ac Pens, japunc rapers weights,
&c. &c. Sc.
Just received, aud for sale by
ni3l BENZ LEVY.
AIEW BOOKS-Ihe Gray OH MISCELLANY No s. COLI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

COMPOL'ND SYRUP OF S1RSAPARILLA,
CURE OF
Scrofula, or Kings Evl, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cuaneous Dis Pains in the Bones, by free
cases, use OF Mercury,
Scaly Eruptions, Mercurial and Syphlliod AT
Pimplcs or Pustulcs on the fections,
face, Bilcs, by an impure habit of
letter, body,
And all disorders arising from the contaminated state Of
the blood, the inldiclous of mercury, &c.
EyROM the success that has heretofore attended this
IL convenient and active Syrup, it is with the fullest
confidence offered to the Medical Faculty and suffering
community, the most powerful curative agent in the
above named diseases, and for the purifcaon of the
blood and eradication of such complaints as arise from
the bloed being in vtated state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical cure and accuracy, and contains
the active principle of saparilla in the
tatcd degree combined with other vegetable substances
| of known efficacy.
The great desideratum with physicians in being able
| to exhibit large quantity of Sarsapurilla in small
dose, has been obtained in this preparatonthey, being
fully convinced of its merits confidently administer il
the course of their practice
Price 81 SO per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN &
| BROTHERS drug store No. II Canal street, where
may be had fresh aud genuine, direct from the pref
tors, Swaims Panacea and Vcrmiiuge, Poter's Caoli
con, Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, chemicals, &c. md
n NEN FIR and AGUE.---just received Rowand's To
mic Mixture, fails to cure this most distress
ing of all diseases, lntermtant Fever Fever ant
Ague. This medicine is unvc sally admitted TO lav
cclipse tie prctensons of every other mode of treat
ncnt and therefore suersetcs the employment of an,
other remedy wherever the Fever and Ague exists Thu
superior merits of the Tcic Mixture rests upon sevc
rad important qualities. 1t is entirely of a vegetable
competition, prevents relapses of The disease e5ab
fishes sound and permanent appetite, ob,,tes cos,ye
ness of the bowels, aud inygoracs and foltcs the en-
tire S, stem. For sale wholesale aud retail, by llr
agents, SWAIN and BROTHER, Druggists,
aug "a NO ii, Canal st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

JOHN EEebEK.
Saddle, Harness AID Trunk manufacturer, and fur
niSher Of Military Equipments Qicreyy description.
No ls9 TcHouriToUIAS STREET
4 HAVING in employ several Military Workmen,
III lie Is ready 10 execute work in the above line al
the shortest notice. and on the reasonable terms
Merchants and Pedlals Packing Trunks of every de-
seripton, constantly on hand.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

NTACkEREL, LIME, &c.
I'VE 27l bhls. mackcral, nos. !, > an
so halfbarrcls mackerll, nos and
1879 casks of lime,
90 bundles hay,
5000 feet lumber,
Landing from brig RinalAo and for sale, by
JI7 STETSDN AVERYS co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-01

Land, and slaves above described, uconseqnrcc any
inform lltv in to orlor d,crec llgmeit before re-
cit ID, mil unlar which the sale was made, any il
gulmy illega!itg i'll the appisemcnts advertise
MS in tina or manner of sale, for any other cause
or defect whatsoever, hereby cited and adnonished
sllov cause within tiry days from the first publican
50 made rs aforesaid, should not be confirmed and ho-
agreaaby to the PRAYER Of the purchaser
Witness my hand and seal of Office this : day of
June A. D. 1886, the Goth year of the independence of
a
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

ciently to give a general impetus to the
circulation, and bring out moderate perspI'
ration, but without inducing fatigue, we fee
lightness and energy of very pleasure
bic description, and generally accompanied
by Strong desire for food. Hence the
keen relish with which the fox.hunter sits
down to table after a successful chase.
This intimate communion between the
state of the system and that ofthe stomach
is a beautiful provision Of nature, and is one
ofthe causes of the ready sympathy which
has often been remarked as existing between
the stomach and all the other organs--in
other words, of the readiness with which
they accompany it in its departure from
health, and the corresponding aptitude Of
their disorders to produce arrangement Of
the digestive function. Apparently for the
purpose, among others, of thus intimately
connecting the stomach with the rest ofthe
system, it is supplied with a Profuson of
nervous filaments of every kind, which form
a closely. y.interwoven nervous network, in
its immediate ncighbourhood, and the abun-
dance Of which accounts for the severe and
often suddenly fatal result of a heavy blow
on the pit Of the stomach.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10
THE EFFEcr OF SCOT on WHEAT.

| last week had an opportunity afforded
me by a friend, who farms on dry and IN.
terior soil, of Witnessing the effect OF the
application of SCOT on young wheat In the
spring. The field TO which now allude,
has been partly dressed over at the rate OF
thirty bushels of SCOT to the acre, and 1t Is
quite astonishing to see the benefit that 1t
has afforded to the crop of wheat. Nothing
can be more conclusive as TO the virtue OF
this description of dressing, than the expert
ment which am now speaking OF. Ihe
Gcld was sown with wheat out OF clover
lev. without any manuring being laid on,
the whole of,he piece having been prev!-
.ously to this year farmed in an exactly s'ml'
lar manner. The field perhaps is seven
ncres. ~ and about four acres 0he poorest part
Of the cnclosure) were selected for sowing
the SCOT on, the remaining three acres no'
having any SCOT applied. have no aouo'
h,t that at harvest there will be elgnt ouS'''
els more on an acre on the part that was
soo,ed than there will be on the part 10
which no SCOT was applied. The cost " o.
the SCOT was sixpcnoc a bushc, beng al tne
ratc of(i(ccn shiiiings an acre lor th'rlv
b,~beIS. The whole oc'hc expense a"cn +
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

MANUFACTURE OF HoEs.--Nations in
some respects, should be actuated by the
same principles that govern the successful
farmcr-they should never procure of 9TH
ers what they can advantageously produce
at home. People need not trouble them.
selves about the balance Of trade; the differ
cnt products, and TIC various wants Of ma
tons, will take care that. We are glad
to perceive by the journals Of the day, that
some companies have with cncrs-s.. conf
menced the nlanufactWa ofhoesIs hiscoun-
try; and when it is remembered that from
one and half to two millions of dollars
worth are annually imported from England,
it will be acknowledged that it was time to
begin to render ourselves Independent of
others for this implement OF prime necessity
TO the farmer.
The imported hoes were, large part Of
them, designed for the southern market, or
what are called Guinea hoes;tbut large quan-
titles of the common kind were distributed
in the shops ofthc north. These, in most
instances, are made on the plan Of Pindar's
razors--to scll-being nothing more than
common rolled iron with eyes rivetted upon
them, ard We are sorry to notice, that in
Pennsylvania one factory at least, has com.
menced making them on the same plan.
Every man who knows the value of a good
hoe, knows that without cutting edge Of
good tempered steel, they arc worth very
little; and he also knows, that when durabl-
ity and case of working arc taken into con-
sderation. rightly made article ofthe kind,
at double the price, is the cheapest in the
end.
The morality of nations unfortunately is
such, as to allow them 10 defraud one anoth-
er in this way with impunity, but the habit
of shaving must be inveterate indeed, when
they are thus led to impose upon themselves,
and that farmer must be sorely negligent
of his true interests. who will wear out his
strength on a vile, blunt, iron instrument,
when bright, sharp, clean cutting one can
be procured at any reasonable rate. &.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-01-10

cious principle have been, which could
produce such unwavering and persevering
devotion to .!ese duties,--a devotion not
to be impaired by the trying scenes, cir
cumstances and associations, which belong.
ed to his peculiar avocations and earthly al
lotment. But in this very du'y, no doubt,
did he find strength for every trial. Here
was in great measure the secret of his
greatness, and of the wonderful success
which ever attended him. 1t was the
llassing Of God or him, as his chosen and
dutiful servant, that so fully equipped him
for every service, and conducted him 10
the highest usefulness and the greatest hon.
or. 1t was in reference to this known ex.
ccllence in Washington, that DR.. Mason, OF
New York, in the funeral eulogy pronoun.
ced on the occasion Of his death, in Febru-
ary, 1900, uses the language - That in
visible hand which girled him at first, con-
tinued to guide him through the successive
stages of the revolution. Nor did ne ac-
count it weakness to bend the knee in ho-
mage 10 is supremacy, and prayer for its
direction. This was the armor of Wash
ington, this the salvation of his country.f
ave cannot but remember with sadness
in this connexion, that many of the great
ones of our world appear to think, that the
important duty before us is altogether un-
suited to persons Of their distinction q dIgni.
ty. But were not religion and greatness
united in the person of Washington? Did
religion impair his greatness or cloud the
Iustre of his fame? Count it not weak.
ness in him; the 'majesty Of his character
forbids the thought. Rather let those en-
dowed with talents and invested with office,
follow his example; and find IN God
strength more than human, for every duty
and every trial"
*In the summer of ITO Washington had
his head quarters on the Hudson river. That
he was in the habit of travelling alone some
times during the war is well known. Inc
circumstances mentioned above are sala lo
have occurred in the month OF June,-the year
it would seem not remembered. 1t appears
from one of his letters that he was absent from
camp for day or two, about that time IN l179.
In letter dated New Windsor, July the 9Th,
he says, 81 did not receive intelligence OF this
till the afternoon of the 7th inst, having been
absent from headquarters from the morning OF
the preceding day, on visit to our outposts
below, and those lately established by the
enemy"
lathe example of Washington teach
es poignant reproof to those who think,
or act as if they thought, that religion is In.
compatible with greatness. The majesty o.
his character forbids suspicion that his rev.
erence for the worship of God, and his sohcl-
tude for the prevalence of religious principle
were either tribute to prejudice, or strata
gem of state But every possible doubtis re-
moved by the fact it was his Inform pracace,
even during the war, to retire at certain
hour, for the devotion of the closet.'