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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

tsuuCo'N, DOUH. Il N
JacHson, l. Oi.ia J. McRae.
Jefferson, Cyask, Wool. 81.
Jasper. Pcter L"psr.
Jones, sam. Ellis.
- IL M or. T!rsseN. Potts.
Landerdi.'o, Epps Broom u4
Lcakc, George :, Filter.
L.owndes, Wright, Butler, Ci
more. b
Lawrence, Arthur Fox, Samu}I
JAYNE. u.
Lafayette, JOce'yn.
! Marion, ID. d. Larnes,
NJ nron, Samuel P.swsN, ". 6.
". Fc'csrS. r
Madison, Henry Phillips, b. 9.
.Narsha1.
MARSHALL Holland, Hill, Harley,
w DnriS.
Noxubee, DR.. Moorc, Go! Ruff.
Newton, b. J. Jacka,oay. -
NAshoba, Jas. Ellis.
Octibeha, Nkinmer. N
Perry, X. T. Drwughn
Pike, Stone Denmah.
Pontotoc, anderson. a
Pom ia. Ihos. Hin 1 D
Rankin, John w. King, 8. AZ
PMk,eH. -
Smit,, 7"Ornton. "
Scott, Roberts.
Simpson, Il. II. jayne Memdem-
hail.
TaliaAatchie, Ring;gOd.
Tishomingo, Shelby Ussery, E. H.
Hyn!ema".
TTpah, Jas. p. Ports S. NJ
Harg.'0se. q"
Tunica, Walter II. Ball. '
Wayne, Jos"pi Frost,
Washington. A. Cox.
Wilkinson. Vcntrese, Wood.
Winston. Nc Danip|.
Warren, Eyb2rt J. Sessions.
Yalabnsba, Mi"tr, Shmu't
Tmmpsom.
Yazoo, .ypnEips, WOOdwnrd.
City fVicksburg. j. NJ. CHI toa
JcanrS Gminn.
City of Natchcz. ThOs. Armat
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-21

The, then, in thcir zell, rroc,ed.
d 10 lecture, amidst the noise and
lunu't w,t,ou,.--lIefore the lcc,u,s
VAS half through, all tie window
blinds were clos d, and, sure enouoh
Jarkn s. prevailed. Il wus like ~, Hs
terrible appearance Of the Heaven.
bcf,r" some fearful and mighty storm
when it hovcrs over all around y.
big with gloom and horror. Yhinv'
remained in this state for a few nj.
nut :, WHEN all was aroused bv,
G.und ring SQUAD, which seemed IL
shake the house to its very founda.
ton, and, as if by majic, the door
YVES rent asundor, lite rIy shattered n
pieces. But This was nothing II
what followed. As soon as the DIM,
was down, the assault commanccd-
eggs flew so thick as almost to dark
en- the horizon; men and women
rushed in a confused mass to escane
the nauc' ating fnne that arose By
this tine the lecturer had fled. bnt
was soon discovered, and no shelter
could he fad. In his attempt to es.
cape, he made rush to get ito Mrs,
Meriam's, hoping to tind protection
among the females, but was doomed
to disappointmont-a young woman
standing in the door at the time. retu.
sed--toId him it was no place for
an Aboliticnist. From thcuce he
continued his course on, under the
protection of the Sheriff, amidst a
cont;nu d shower of rotten eggs.
The hurry and confusion that ensu.
cd. it is almost impossible to describe
Su ice i, to say, that it is though.
they will not be so anxious to hold a.
mother IN citing here soon.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
NEW ORLEANS

| NEW ORLEANS
| SADDLE g. HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
| NO. 80, CORNER CuSToMueUSE AND CnARTRES SITS
FHSIlE Subscribers are now receiving by the packet,
to their former Stock large and harrison assortment
OF sadeiy, making their supply for the ample
and ompete--complising every kind and quality oil
article in their line among which are
Ladies' and Misses saddles plain and quilted,
s .en,l 90 plain Spanish and Creole,
Briellcs, bride filings ane martinsalcs,
Saddle bugs double and single,
Ntlices and medical bags,
Brussels and Nale.ca carpet do.
Wersted sirtEs and sursinsles,
Worslel and st,aining webb,
Saddlc-rees ard stirlup feathers,
Holsters and pistol bells,
Best iron Trained leather trunks, of assorted Sizes
Brass nail boot top do do do
Coach, gig and crop whips,
Ladies' and Gentlemen stwig do,
Plated, brass and japaned coach harness,
Do do 10 gig do,
DO do do bArouchc do,
Cart brecehing, collars, brides and lines
Ilo4ss, All. ;.ai! hanlcs,
Ca harness complete,
Skirting, harness and band leather,
Bride and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry COMBS
Together with large assortment of plated, brass and
steel birdie bits, curb chains, stirMps, spurs &c of
tte,ir own importation Aso 500 plougLs; Of Kings
bhand OF assorted sizes, just received from the nantc
oy at Enfield, Conn. all Of which they oicra wholesale
nsd retail at the lowest prices, and on terms to sun
customers.
They will also continue to receive through the wear
BY the packets from New York. fresh ssp!ics of soods
of every description in their line of business
m 4 SMIIH. HT1BRAPn
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"A : .raft
EsANCY STORE The subscribers respectfully
u inform their friends and customers generally that
they and viii be receiving from the Nert tler
Fall supplies; also from France. The latter place Will
furnish them with splendid variety of Perfulnefy'
Fancy articles, &c. among which will be found pars
Cologuein round bottles, ofa superior flavor. lhef
sscthas bees to procure every article OF very supe
rior aality, and their orders invariably urge improve
.aents both In kind and pattern.
PERFyMERY- consist oil choice selettohs from
the mandatory of N >. Prentiss from PARIS LONDON
and China
RRusHEs-Fronl the bsst 'lfactories-aso i feneh
aud Euglish among the LATTER superior Tooth brushes
FANCY POCKET BooKs.-Under this head will be
found splendid variety Of ladies' and gentlemen's
Pocket Books, Note Card, Needle end Thread Cases
FANCY STOCKS, SUBSCRIBERS, &c.-Ofe the latest
Pattern, and of superior quality, consisting OF PLAN and
figured satin, bombazne, velvet and cloth stoeks linen
Blossoms, plain and fancy, with and without rufles;
Shirt Collars &C., Suspendcrs made expressly for this
market, called Washington Suspenders'' also, Gum
Elastic, Worsted and Cotton-nett do with and without
rollers Pantaloen Straps with wire springs and great
variety of gentlemens made expressly for the re
tail trade, by A. l.. Vanhorn 81 Son, of Philadelpha.
CoNBs.-A general 4 complete assortment of Combs,
from their mandatory Also, English and French
Dressing Combs, &c.
PLAYING CARDs-Frsm the mandatory of Hum
phreys, Bartlett and Ford French and German do;
blank Cards, &c. &c.
% The above are but portion of the articles re-
ceVed, which, in addition to their former Stock will be
s3ld low for cash, city acceptauces.
Of REEFS g. DHANGE, l8 CHmr ST.
g TGAR, SPERM CANDLES, Mc.-2Uo Boxes
2perm Candles $50 ditto Nantucketa ditto ditto Casks
Taunton Zinc. Pipes, IA Half Pipes, and 26 Quarter
Cesks Sicily Madeira Wine, for sale by
r5 JOSEPH COCKAYNE, % Gmvcr-streat,
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m . BRIDE T, VOSE & C., 1sj Nam,s; =,

ny LAFoNTA 81 Camp STREET has on hand anil
y "A golfers Jor sale 100 Indian Ibis dry Malnga vine
5Oo qr casks do do 30 Or casks Goacn do 50 do Lisbon
49, III pipes Madeira, do 10 Or casks do one eighth
Az do old Burgundy, 80 pipes london dock brandy 10
pipes Catalonia red wine, 10 qrcasks o 50 fp pipes ma
deira WINE, 81 do Mediterranean red wnc 80 or casks
sicily Madeira wine, casks, % doz London por,er
pins; 30 sacks soft sheled almonds so boxes sh"od
Almonds 9cases liquorce paste, ceroons Caracas in.
dSe' leases gum Arabid 30 cases assorted picked FISH,
~ eases Pouchong tea 80 Glib boxes hyson do 50 hi,
picked goldfish $50 do Potomac herring, 30 kgs Goshen
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
EdAhg w AEg H..
~ MAGAZINE -isTREET,
NEW-ORIFANS.


NEW-ORLEANS.
Z OSEPH KNETTLE & Co.-Importcrs of Foreign
~ and Domestic Hardware, receiving fran Eli
rope and the Atlantic Cities direct from the hanulac-
turers, an extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they efcr low.
Country Merchants and others invited to call and
examine their stock which consists in part, of table,
Butchers pocket saders and straw knives, plated and
Britannia tea spoons, needless pins, hooks and eyes, sho
wells and spades tongs shovcls Tenders, androns, Brit
tania and apaned ware, brushes blank books and pa
per, looking glasses anyis vices, plates, hand
sledge and nail hammers, smiths bellows, American and
English blister, cast shear, German and crowley steel
plough MOUNDS trace OK and log chain waedng, Louis
lana and grabbing hoes, Natocks, pick axes and
grass scytles Collins, Kings and Simmons chopping
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
powder tea, fish,, brass and bell Metal kettles, gum
knob chest, trunk and pad locks, bride bits stirrups
m3Q.
NEW GOODS-B II Simmons & co are now re-
ceiving from .n beard ships Yazoo and Saratoga,
and brig Concordin, from New York, great variety of
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very complete.
The following compose part viz: shell twist side,
tuck and dressing combs horn do ofa descriptions In
dia Rubber silk and worsted elastic gacrs, common g.
fine elastic suspemers, loco foco and Lucfcr matches,
seidz powders, powderpus and boxes, toilet powder,
ivory and morocco card cases, head ornaments planco
raj beads necklaces AMI negligees, bead chains bead
necklaces glass and plain seed silver and gilt beads,
Indian beads, bells and plmes; pistol and large pow
der TASKS, shot belts, horse belt pocket and dueilins
pistols; double and single barrelled guns, Bowie knives
and drks scissors shears pocket knives, guard chains
and ribbons waist buckles cloth, hair TOOTH nail comb,
,rumh shoe, plate, foer and busting brushes Cologne
Florida, lavender and bay waterassorted essences
and extracts, Naccassar, bear antique, and Wards We
getabs hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps of all des-
crptions ladies' and gent!emens' desks and dressing
cases. alr gets, rizettcs and brads, pan fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest butoas, pearl and ivory shirt do shirt studds gold
and silver pencil cases, toepleks and tweozers plated
himbes, hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation fruit, blk
and link, shoe backing, volins and guitars, ribbed
and plain percussion caps, nsn Irvine, scented cusl
lens, gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper game
bags riding whips, walking canes, playing cards, fins
gold, plated and gilt jewellry &c.
The above, together with great variety of other arti
ces are offered at wholesale orrela on accommodating
terms.
N r She'll ,b,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

4 NLOTHiNG-I. p. FREEMAN & "a No > AZ,
~ hAZiNE ST, are now receiving their snnnI;es 81
l4 and winter clothing, and will continue o
klipetS ny every packet throughout the season The
INV gu nahh and are now opening general ossoyf
nicn oil inc and common goods suitable either far ,h
r lily, OF country trade As their assortment will Le
Jrge merchants from the country will End it to be 'r
dvantage to call and examine the goods. 81 'n'i'
"A TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RJyFp -
mouth Of the Bayeu Frait, tie head of Srboon '
em oSgann t STATE containing AGO Acres
sml house. This land is well wooded w,H Tr . Is
S"en pne etc. The situation an eligible one Gr
SAW MILL. The timber for which and for the dam !"
It cut and may be erected at moderate exnens
IT'S proximity TO the city of New Orleans The ncrr
,a increasing demand for timber is worthy the att
ion OF any person DESTROYS of embarkins in Thar b,
ness. For terms appvte "a '''' o''Si-
IL 81 WELMAN, Merchants Excharge l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
-. OCTAVE S. ROUSSEAU
joy Judge OK officio ctefk
SIDELLIs STAIN REVISITED, &c.

=, LDE!.I..5 Slain KEV Isl 4 I'D, &c,
SPAIN REVISITED by the author Of "a re,r i,
~ Spain" in vols Harry Caiseriv, Il novel Nv
t,s author Of "cecil Hyde, n2 vols the ictress Of
ken" in vols. Nimrods Hunting Tours ntersnerscJ
sIh characteristic anecdotes sayings and doinrs of
Sporting Men, including notices of the principal crack
ilaers o! England with anal contents and general
INDEX oil name, to which added, Nmrod,s Letters on
sidIng to Hounds, in 2vols. Ben Brace, the last Of
Nelsens Agamemnons, BY Capt. Chamier r. N.,aubor
Oh me Life OF Sailor" &c. in vols. Commentaries
Oh Equity jurisprudence. admins tered in Enoland
and America by Joseph Story L. L. d. Ovid trnpsl
lated by Dryden Pope Congreve, Addison and others
svols forming No 20 and u of diapers Clas@rni
Library" Infantry Tactics or rules for thu excrrisn
and manoeuvres of the United States Infantry bv Mn;o
and for sale qy WM. MckfaM ieeei'ed
IL cornor g. a. ,t,-lhN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

VIE subscribers hava received per recent arriy I'm
Il and offer for sale Boston iron con,nany nails ;s
strained Sperm c, Fall strained do refined wlale oil d
essential oils Of cedar and NORWOOD roll Brimstopr
manu,actnred Tobacco Of various qualities, Sperm can
es soft shell Almonds, Crude Salt Peter Superior art
ole, Pongee silk dkfs, rich patterns 70 and sd hnc
40 Shc"ungs 10 ard IL Lowell cottons Lawrence and
Appleton Al brown shcctines suitable for the Mex"n
market superior Russia brown shcetinss Ravens uci
Bells celebrated poste Hacking, Norceas's do Srren
ties good of seasonale cotbinr ha 1
sh9eS-2o cases parosols aud umbrellas rich patterns
M BRIDE T, VOSE. & G., 1874 N-ar.,,o,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

'H'HE NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, in
n volume. '' III
'rrea the Law of Evidence in the cou,t oe
u Equity BY Richard Newcombe Grossly. Es" Vi
reports of cases adudged in tie District Court Of The
United States Tor the Eastern District of PennsyI
sapa; BY Henry d. Gilpin Just received sni
ior sue by WAL McKEAN
m1f Corner of Camp and Com,,o, et,-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
a27 UOTCuKISS G. r..


NEW r BTIEATIO Nc.
iS AUNT PONTYPOOL, a novel, in . vol.
1h@ Deroted by the auhorcss of Tho DisnheriteJ ),
"Flirtation,' &c. in . vols ''''''
me t'drentn'es Of II Gentleman IN sea ,1ofa Horse,
eanpe,nlama; or News ro4. Our Ncgflborheod he inc
in | vol. ~
HIss'~ and aie Passtans; or n journey to St Peters
burg and Moscow, through Couland and Livonin
ni.i Characteristic sketches Of the people, by Ieish
kfche, Esq. author of Turner's Annual Tosr"
Observation-Disclosures" &c. 0s''
N0rrGtire Of ne 1rctic Land Expedition to tho month
o. 1is great FISH rycr and aang the shores of the
=, oaptan Back. R. n commander of the expedition,
Just receined and for sale by WNt ,rKr,N
az corner Camp and Common sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
THE FLORIDA sTAesH ~
..-...-.... ,l-usg AND Mas Wy
ST e A MI Id DAT I'm,

fsaaz,sgg; 4 - : - - e. "A 4 LINN
-. zz1!z . 80. e g!
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A M.
From Mobile (Alabama) to DAYS r.
n EAFES Mobile every other ta, ing asaI /. z
Il A the arrival of the mail from New ,' Gnt
steamboat EMEL1NE, to Blakcly, soa., olieana
steamboats, (per Pensacola Bar, 1t Rosa son 10
t;,hachie Ri'e, and Bay) 10 Cedar Bluff s0una
via Marianne, Chall;'liooehee, (forrnerIr. s%sIa
non, Bainblldse, pinderton; lawkinsyHI,lM oa
vile, to Augusta. A passengeertakine hms III. ad
bile is in no danger of being thrown : om MY Is. ss
pre- erenee by other conflicting Interests ne y, "
DA LINE is but one concern, and unda. he
Throughout, ndfmay rely wl.rn cEnr s,s Ohe
arrival at Augusta in time specified, lhron,if
en- and at any season, unless some lnost n,g ALI
tIople should occur. Tie Great Nau, !" V'eet
is carried by this route. Tie Agents r, o'esrl
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are n ,u' aeea
the southern country. ''' suli&
The smooth, hard, natural roads tie eff
cstlnG water naNIa cation, the time and ae ,"as AID
afford the traveller speed, ceitainl,, conlou
ing variety; connected as it were with ,hc 'n1s;A,
Char esten, s. Z. and the steam packets IN ,T W.. Y
travellers can reach New York from Mo- H M
LESS THAN Ii nays*-Washins,on ay ,;'y h !" oda
From Cnaltahoochee, Florida, we l hans
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee. ia 81 Nv"
post coaches, also two Branches from IS ~
one to Miledgc,ilc, and one TO Macon , aiaSke
coaches. ... STO{i.rf WI
AUGUSTA, COIL, Jan. 1885 oN' WI
oficra' Mansion House, Mobile,
ADisnnce, New Orleans 10 Mobile T.,
Mobile to Augusta, s s5Oa
......... Augusta to Charleston, IsG
Charleston to New York, o ,se
Time, New Orleans To Mobile nm NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
PINNoCK'S ROME, &c.


EBINNOCk'S IMPROVED EDrTI0v or mn
H. GoidsmItll's Abridgment of the History of Rome
70 which IS prefixed an nrndaetan to the STUDY ~,
Roman History, and great variety OF valuable ntr
,ai:oH aided throughout the work. on the Names
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
tetots rs olosraph:ol and historical Notes; and ques
Illustrated with thirty cngravings wood by Atberon
fNSoCK Improved Edition of Dir GoIdsmith,s Uis,n
OF England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar 10 liz
death OF 6eorge %, with continuation 10 the ,enr
1867 With questions for examination at the end Of
each section Besides variety of valuable iuGorn,a'
ton added throughout the work CONSISTING of tna.
o. contemporary Soveraigns and eminent persons
o1Pious explanatory notes. Remarks on the nsii'
ics, manners and literature of the age An outipa ~
ings. ''' ehs'V-
GUYS, ELEMENTS OF ARrRoNoMY, aud an AbrI,0,,,
of keh's New Treatise On the Use of 1;loTas Rp
AMERICAN edition, with additions and improvement"
ana an eNpiation Of the astronomical part Of the apo
riean Almanac i " '"o anne
just received and for sale by WIN .MKEAN
nov 81 corner sf (,atnn MI - nt@@Si-',
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AVS.
Est par lie prison donne a lout provrretopro G,,;.
non resident, superintendent Daniel w Coke Henry
ufher' on tout aute pcrsonne personnes oue ,ns
peul oohceFner leur' periteurs Execueurs Admins
aluers on aynnt caus suiyant divcrses ordonnnnres
n 5ufl de Soi dc la ditto Pmosso passe ct approuvc
% ,e juliet 1850 lie Is de Seprmbre 1885 lie Jue1
l63e lie . de Decemhre 1886 lie fiyrier 1887 Of do
phs s"lVaht les dvorscs section dun acle passe nj,
Ihle session de la lac Legislature du tcrritoue d'Or
in'luie ac'e rclallf aux chemns ct leves ct ala
once aes animaux APPROVE lie Avrrl 1907 Fl della
ioe' 81 'ne. Section dan passe ale Ire scs
son dea I'm Legislature de etot de la Losiana JntituIo
ace suPpiemenalre dux divers actes rclatif nnx che
mus et epees APPROVE lie Fevrer 1926 A o,oins
qu leS chImihs ct altres trauveux qu sont oronnes
r lie t't Jure de Police siivant la Ioi; que les ditto
n"uFauS soeht executes Ell ait scion lsor,ion0onrs nm
les ordollnandes du dit Jure de solte en- con tnrn,
ia ioi avent on lie one de Juliet 1887, que les dts
@ eSecu1ees a Ia charge ct frax les
l'S non residents representatives. ct cue DIES nronre,e
sefohd Salsies ct vendus pour payer les fraix
'cGassonne pour les dts chenins ct irayaux.
lie 10 Fevrer, 937.
M LEWIS +. IAMY Jumc de p,r,;,.,
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ISp iLf0N's PARADISE LOST, with illustrations
We " John Martin.

NH III " . PARADISE LOST, with illustrations
We ~ John Malt,n
cipal female characters in Lord Byrons Poems. En-
gfavcd from original paintings by eminent artists with
extracts illustrating each subject.
Finders landscape illustrations of the Bible consist,
ng OF views of the most remarkable places mentioned
NE pa and New Testamens, from finished drawings,
mace from original sketches taken the spot.
iiHaths Gallery of British Engrnyings.
J. he Gallery of Modern British Artists.
he string OF Pearls, collection Of first rate cnera-
Wings Illustrations oft:e Passes of the Alps by which
isly communicates with Franc e, Switzerland aud Ger
many. BY William Rrockeudou f. R. $. member of
/! = Academy of Fine Arts at Forcrce and Rome.
The Anglers Souvenir, with illustrations.
Garland of Love, wrcathea of pleasant flowers
gathered in the field OF English Pocsv
Fishers JuvcAile Scrap-Brook. BY Bernard Bar,
n.
- The Economy of Human Life BY Robert DodsIey.
illustrated by envravings steel.
h. "lle sit'etE in his cell repning, and the good that
hanpenet to another is to him IN cvil.'
Rurton's Anatomy of Melancholy.
The Book of Gems. The Poets and Artists of Greot
Britain Edited bv :. C. Hall - 'N'
The History of Rome. BY G. B. Wcibufl. Trans
lated by j. C. Hare, A. III. . vols
Just reed and for sale by
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NOVELS-Cyril Thornton; The Young Duke; Ana
! tatius Caleb Wilrams, Dc We're. The Smugger;
F.velina The Spy; Westward Ho; Henry Master
ton; Tales of he CLAUDIA Spa; Yalenss; The Tnsur-
gents; Canyassing; The Early Called; The Unfor-
tunate Nam Nights at Mess; Speculation; Hubert
Wandal Watkins Totte;ISketches efa Port Town;
Random Shots; Elkswatawa The Man of Honor;
Nuts to Crack; Shcpphard Lee; Diary off, ID asscu-
nnvee; Tales of Our Ncighborhood; The Risinherit-
ed, Confessions and Crimes ola London Clergyman:
Tales of Fashion and Reality; The Matlens; Dan
ventrs; Tales of Physician; Scanperdown The
Naval Skelch Book; Cruise oftlle Nudge, I'd Series
Anne arey; Legends and Stories of Ireland, Tales
Of the Peerage and Peasantrv; Love and Pride;
Iulncy Hall Samagundi; koning smark; John
Bull and Brother Jonathan; The American in
England; Campbel!s settlers from Alsiers; Me-
MORALS Of rsIiemans; Tales of the Wars of Mon
tfese; Gil Bias; Roderick Random: The High
land Smuggers; Village Bells; Allen Beck; The
Modern Cymen Chances and Changes; Winter in
the West Hu nphrey Cnker; Frank, Harry and
Lucy, by Miss Edgeworth; The Pick Wick Club;
Merchants Gle k; George Balconlbe; Home, or the
Iron Rule Harry OReardon; East and West; The
Warlock; Scenes in Our Parish; Dacre; The Coun-
tess and Other Tales; Roxabel; Gilbert Quincy;
The Ii nswoods; Allen Prescott; Twelve Months
Campaign in Spain; My Cousin Nicholas Rosa
mond; Paul Pry's Comic Sketch Book; Bedford
Regis; Paul Uric; Miriam Coffin, Tom jones'
Paul Clifford; Eugene Aram; Dovereux, The Stu
dent; The Bandits Bride; Mysteries Of Udolpho
scottish Chiefs; Don Quixote; Tho Hungarian
Brotaers. Also variety of Standard and CLASH
cal Works for sale nv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parsh of Ouchita.
ollCE Is hereby given to non resident owners and
Il proprietor of land: especially to Daniel W Cox
henry Turner oro any other person or persons. wh",
i H or a9 concern their heirs, executors, admin,
G,,aais ana aSS,sns' pursuance ofvc several or
ullances OF the Police Jury of said parish, passed and
apProyed on the 18th of July, 1885; the h September
lo2' me ON July 836; and the 9Th of Dec. 1856 and
Of INC th FEB 1887; and further in pursuance Of the
different sections of actpassed at the 2nd session of
inc lstLegsianro ofhe-Terrtory of Orleans entitled
an ct relative to Roads and evres and the Police Of
Cattle approved 9th of April 1907 and of the lst ID
@ 3D. sections OF nac passeda the LIST session of the
~ legislature OF The state of Louisiana entitled an act
supplementary to the several acts relative I'd Roads
una l-eyees, approved Feb 18th, 825-rhut unless
e fpaa ana other works, as ordained by the said Po-
and completed, as the ordinance or ordinances Of said
'ufy, IN pursuance 10 laws directs Oh or before
.ne Isl OF JAY A 1887 that the same will be done
al the charge and expense ofsad non resident pro,r
Tors ana that property sufficient will be seized and sod
10 satisfy the expenses thus occasioned ''''
u.z LEWIS r LAMY,
li' Parish JuIga
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S RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manufac-
- turer, No. 277, Camp s.Eect, New-Orleans,
wishes TO Inform his friends aud the public in general,
that he is now prepared TO furnish any thing, in the
above business and has constantly for ale the following
articles:
SNUFFS.
Rose, German Rappee,
Mac*hey, English Phi :cRegent,
American Rappee; Natchto hes, .
Initiated, American gentlemans,
Berga,not, Dunkent Rappce,
Irish Blackguara, ST. Omar,
Curacao, Paris -. r..
Pure Spanish, Half coarse Rappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO. .
Fine cut chewing, sweet scented or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities. ,. D..
Rib-foot Virginia, Spanish sc. I'll. .-...
The above articles all warranted asg d, lfnet st-
pelior to any thing of the kind imported and viii be
furnished to dealers OH the most liberal TERMS may