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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
iHnlfBrecd Lands

;NTOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
In sisned. claimants Of interest In the half
breed lands, are not cooperating with Messrs.
,Aik;n & Little. IN sale Of the half breed lands,
q anv norton Of them. That we do NOT re-
cognise5 theirright 20 sell, and shall contest
any title which they shall pretend to convey.
and that whoever purchases from them, can in
no event hold greater right than those gentle
men possess, which we believe to be much
smaller than they pretend to claim. There has
As vet been no judicial ascertainment of the
RIGHTS Of the claimants. and we, with others
are endeavoring to have an investigation take
Mace. and final determination made as to the
claims Of all, before any sale, in order that
iustice NAV be done to every one. The course
pursued by Messfs. Akin & Little has a ten
|dency to throw every thing into confusion, and
create endless trouble and litigation. We
therefore warn all persons against purchasing
M Mary L. johnson. Jas. r. Mcdonald,
| Eliza @. Gildersleve p. Walsh,
E.. Glenn, Geo. Patch,
Jno. O'Rourke, Greene Erskine.
Michael lesson, Josiah Spaulding,
Edward Walsh, Henry Mckee,
Otis Reynolds, Hugh Turnelty.
F. Dorthey,
Henry G.. Cob,
WIN. Laughton, BY Jno; Walsh and A.
Elizabeth Hunt, Gamble thelr atty
Sheldon Norton,
Philip G. Hamburger, attorney in fact for
twenty eight additional claimants.
ST. Lous, July 26, lS37.--Segt. %. l7-9w.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

special agent as aforesaid, do conclude the
foregoing treaty Of amity and commerce, and
every article and clause therein contained, re-
serving the same, nevertheless. for the final ra-
LITIGATION ofthe President of the United States
of America, by and with the advice and con-
sent OF the Senate Oft United States. IS
Done at the Royal Palace, in the City Of
y Muscat, in the Kingdom of Aman, on the
twensy-frst day of September, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-three, and of the Independence ofthe
United States Of America the ifty-seventh,
corresponding TO the sixth day Of the moon,
called Iamada Alawel, in the year Of ALE
hajra QHegira) one thousand two hundred
and forty-nine. s
(signedJ EDMUND ROBERTS.
1 And whereas, the said treaty has been duly
ratified on both parts; and the respective ratif-
cations of the same Were exchanged at the CT
ty of Muscat, on the thirteth day Of Septem-
Der, one thousand eighthundred and thirty-hve:
Now, THEREFORE, BE IT KNOWN, THAT l,
MARTIN VAN BuRsN, President of the United
States, have caused the said treaty to be made
public, to the end that the same, and every
clause and article thereof, may be observed
and fulfilled with good faith by the United
States. and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, aud Caused the sealof the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this TWEEN
ty-fourth day Of June, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty
seven, aud of the Independence Of the Uni.
ted States the sixty-frst.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
BOOTS & SHOES.

\ ssl BOOTS & SHOES. is .s'
b Al LARGE assortment Of Coarse and Fine
- Boots, coarse and fne shoes, ladies and chill
drens shoes Of all description, Of superior 1uali-
", fof sale by 49, e. LOCKWOOD.
June "a. AZ
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
CaulltiOll.

Caution. ~
TsFORwARN al persons from buying or ira
u ding fos two'notss for fifty dollars each,
Or either Of than, giyen TO Phinsas Bannor, dated
the I'd August, 1897 witnessed by Roben g. john
son, as they were frandulemly obtained, and am
determined never 70 pay them.
Isl " B s .ssyi l,3 ;s 81, JOHN CLARK.
Sept. 10, 1887. oO-dt :
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
J1s1 - !: !; sBtas5 DlT EI@sg5xls

-, Ul4l9I slElsAs3Q1lEI .l3IWIasSstASa
1IyHE Subscribers have just opened that large
and connections house at the corner Of Main
and O,Conncll Streets. The house has been i'm
proved 1t considerable expense, and is now ready
and Families. X " ,ssss
No trouble nor expense will be spared TO render
it house Of comfort and conyenience 10 those who
win favor him with call. His table will be deck
ed with the varieties of the season, and his bar
with the choicest Of liquors. s. b Is,
July 15-7-ay. r. TANNING & GO.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
J DOCTOR FINLEY

TENDERS his services to the citizens Of
: Du Buque and vicinity, in all the branch
"a Of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY.
he may be found at all times at the Du BuGue
Hotel, when not professionally engaged.
Du Buque, June 8, 1886. 5--tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27
HURST WILLIE,

fErIt will be well for this community to re-
member that on Tomorrow the great sale Of Hurst
vile takes place at the New Exchange, at the
corner Of Chartres and St. Louis streets. From its
superior locality and many important advantages,
no town, or property Of equal magnitude, has pro-
badly ever been presented to the public before in
This market. Connected in it's whole length by
branch road which is 10 unite it TO the Nashville
and Orleans rail-roud, it must, through this chan
ne, in addition TO the river trade, receive large
hare of the productions of the cuast and of the
western country for storage and deposit-whilc no
place offers eqnal facilities for the erection of fu-
lure cotton presses and extensive warehouses
which will be much wanted 10 house the rapidly
increasing staple articles of the country. Those
already built incompetent TO afford suffcien,
shelter, to the bulky productions of the country
that even now pour into the city. The present
warehouses TOO, must soon he forced to leave the
thckly built portions of the city, and seek founda.
ions much higher W The river. The ground they
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27


MIR. Van Buren, MS inaugaara,ed On Saturday
the 4sh of March, and on Monday the 9th he ssu-
ed an order directing the Surgeon General of the
army 10 accompany General jackson to Wheeling,
there to be relieved by some other officer OF the
medical department if the health Of tn; ex-presi-
dent demanded ii. We would ask simple ques-
tion-where is the authority for issuing this order!
The new President is aware that none exists for
it, and assigns as a reason that the measure will
be " as grateful to the feelings Of the American
people, ii appears to the President TO be suta-
hle in ITSELF If this be not usurpaton of power,
we know not what is. Have VIC not written con-
sttution! But why argue against powerl This
is only the one thousandh violation of that glpri
Gus instrument, destined by our forcfathers as q
shield against usurpation. Americans, if you love
TO be free, really free, rise in your might and bid
your servants adhere to the written charter.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27
TEXAS.

New Orleans, La. March Gath, 1887
To THE EDToR OF THE TRUE AMERICAN:
Sir-As Texas has now in the field force more
than equal to her enemy, and as all volunteers in
vited to that country, were by proclamation to
have been with the army on the ls instant, and
10 hive reported for duty, l am ordered by the
President to suspend, for the present, the recruit
ing service; those, however, who have already en-
tered for two years for the war, and have made
their arrangements to leave for Texas, with arms,
provisions and clothing, will be enrolled and fur
nshod transportation from this point. Recruiting
officers will be governed accordingly.
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obedent servant,
A.s. THRUSTON,
Coml,issary Gen. of Texas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

WAR DEPARTMENT, TEXAS, 10th March, 1887.
General Orders:-As all troops invited to the
army of Texas, were required to be at the army
by the first instant and report for duty, none hers;
after will be received or accepted in Texas but
such as come by the express orders of Colonel A.
IS. Thruston, Commissary General of the army of
Texas, who has his orders from this departments
and is required TO execute them strictly.
By order Of the President,
WILLIAM A. FISHER,
Secretary of War.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

occupy in tho city is too valuable, and must soon
be occupied for oher purposes. Where canthey
20 to and be built little cost as in Huntsville!
Here is the ground and space for them on the most
reasonable terms. And by means of the Carol |
ton Road and the river, and o,her branches now
making aud to he made soon, every part OF Hurst
vile is brought within Is or 90 minutes travel Of
the centre of N Orleans. Near four years is given
to purchasers to pay for their property. He must
be poor calculator, economist, that cannot in
less time than that, make square in llursivle
pay for itself, and leave him handsome nroht
From the very nature of the trade of New Orleans,
the town will have to immense space for
its population. This trade, embracing so many
bulky articles, requires acres of ground TO cover
them in; and the ground in Hurtviile will be
both extremely cheap and convenient for all these
purposes.
Then do not let any one forget the sale to-mor-
row, who may desire to do well for himself, or for
those who may come after him.
We take pleasure in laying before the public
the following interesting extract of letter from
distinguished Texian,a gentleman of this city,
under date of the l2th March, 1887.
" Tell spectators want provisions more than
money. People are rushing into the country from
all quarters, thinking their money will do every
thing. They mistaken. IT'S not so here.
Flour, bread, corn pork, bacon, lard, beans, peas,
potatoes, onions, apples, and every other kind of
eatables, will do more than money. Our army is
composed of gallant young men under fine disci-
pine, and only want to be kept well supplied to
| give good account Of any Mexican force that can
come against them. Tell all who come to,assst
us to bring all necessary supplies with them"
1t is TO be hoped that the hint above given will
be acted on at We advise some of the hcav,
holders of flour in this city to charter vessels and
send out their surplus, forthwith.
Our correspondent at Washington informs u
that Forsyth sent in his resignation on the Oil
instant in note with this superscription. /" Mr.
Pan Buren,, President Of tie United States'' A
copy, with address to The people of Georgia
WINS forthwith sent to the Globe for publication
but the matter suppressed by consent Of par
ties. Poor Martin 10 be in sad diem
ma. We thought he was more of man than t.
be dictated to. But despo:s differ in the way b
which they carry out their measures. Mr. Va
, Buren, is then to be ono of the time scrving DIES
t pots! They are far more dangerous to the libe
! ties of country than yonr reckless tyrants.
spite of the opposition that the new president ma
s find in his own ranks, he will be fully able
f carry his point. And what is that? To make L,
Presidency an elective monarchy And what
more, he will be the first monarch This p-eJi
tion may be laughed at, but four years hence wi
!, verify l., or Mr.. Van Buren, is an abused poi
ticnn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

(lSy the NirglDian,)
9Th Feb 1637-Coton very much depressed and prices
fully half penny lower than when the last packet left and
demand limited, Saturday 1900; Monday
$500 and Yesterday not more than 700 bags were sold
The dizziness continues t,is morning, and there
nc distress in matters owing the restrictive
suFss Oh inc Da Lo n OWNS MONEY MARKET
Monday Evening. It'll Feb.-The of bills, says the
Times out Saturday by private bankers unusual
4o0 instead of 1900 to 1850 former occasions
1t did not spre how many dishonored The stock
market quite inactive Consos closed at ss5 So 70 cash
Bank Stock remained COZ 903 But little dane in the for
cgn stock market. Columbian closed at IS.
CANTON MARKET-oct II.
Teas arrive Only in small parcels and prices both of Black
and Grccn unsettled The Tea holding out for
very cxllorbitant rates for Blacks
Raw Silk has fallen little, but piece goods show no re
y, however, the ncnorlcrs have been inconsidernble
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Mareh A.
Flour is saleable Howard at $40 IS From the wagons
goes atslo 25 City mills dull ut SO: Rye flour LIST quail
arrive One parcel prime white held 81 30. White
is - 81 yellow 90 81 Maryland Rye com
manda 81 Is 25 European is held at 81 30 sales. Dat
Whiskey hhds. is dull at As in bbs from II
4s cents The wagon price of the 43 Al cents
NEW YORK MARKEr--N1arch Is
Very little doing in cotton. Coffee is heavy Flour is dc
cning. Fills England bagun at 10 and closed at 10 i
per On France 2Ois the large sale of Tea
off folnws; Hyson from 40 ST. Hyson skin 25 IS
Young Hyson 35 65: Guapowder &C 60: mperi SO 65
Sourhong 90 &c.
10Th MarchA large sale of dry goods offo day
CHARLESTON MARKET-March l7th.
But little done in this week. Good and fine parcel
have dc lined to l6 l2ccn Common have gone down full
Lea cents 1t is doubtful whether II b
obtained for choice Uplands The sales for tho week
50 So cents good demand for Rice Sales for the wee
l763 tierccs from "a "A Flour dull ut SILL Bill
nand are at IL Ia per cent Carolina Indigo bring
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No. hhds. remaining, not cleared.


nth March.-u S. Bank lis ll9:-N. O. Gas 95s-N o.
Canal %.
18th MachU. S. Bank III 1ls: N. o, Gas 9 Kentucky
80:
10th March-U. S. Bank ZIG 116l N O. Gas 95: yicks
burgh EST:
PHILADELPHIA SHARE LIST.
14tli March,. S. Bank llSt 1l8 81: Vckburgh AT
u.s. N. O. Gas 26l.
18th March-U. s. Bank III 81 I1Sl Vcksburgh u "a
rs: N. 0. Gas "a "a 25i.
10th March-U s. Bank 116 ll734 vcksburgh eel IA
Kentucky ISL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27
Nautical Intelligence.
HOME PORTS,


Spoken 18th March off Cape Hattcras, bark Mary, Wngatc,
from N, Ors for Boston.
Brig Harvest Currier 10th March from N Orls. at New
York, % days out.
Brig Hudson ar March, 90 days from N. Orls. New
York.
Scr Cordovia Windsor 18th March. l6 days from n
Orls. Mt ~ York
Brig Hope Bryant from Newcastle, Me- for N Orls
the STU March lat so &c. long II i'll leaky condition The
brig Sarah Williams took oil captain and aud brought
them Boston 18th March Tic Hope insured in Bos-
for $4,000
Brig Augusta Brown, sid. Savannah 18th March, for New
Orls.
sBrig Lconidas, Crockcr from Boston 18th March,
N. OrIs.
Ships Charles Wharton and Robert Morris, sailed
Philadelphia 18th March for NJ Orls.
Schr Hernosa, Chapman at NJ York; 18th inst is days
from N. Orls.
Brig Arabian, Gardner, CID 18th March, from Charleston
for New Orls.
Brig MonIegan stackpole at Portsmouth, 18th inst N.
Orls.
rrg Trojan and sc!r Wayne from New Orls. at New
York l5t' inst.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ohio from N. Ors for Liverpool spoken 18th Feb 20
miles N E. of Tuscan.
St Louis Sampson arr Liverpool Sd Feb from Match Miss.
Olioh Chase Or Peruvian Speas do: Margaret Forbes,
King do: North Star Benedict dos
Cincinnati. Barstow, Clyde, LIST Feb. N. Orls.
Coravtn Picket sid. 9TH Feb Dover for N. Orls.
Birmingham, New England, Globe Congress. North Amer
ca Empire Herald Ann Mary Ann Columbia and brig Pleia
Spoken Feb lat "a long. Is 20 Renown 10 days from
N. Or< for Marseilcs.
Spoken Charles N 0rs for Liverpool esth Feb. lat 81.
Ions
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27
LATER FROM EUROPE,

LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the Vrginian at New York the 10Th March,
from Liverpool the 8'h February, it appears that
the Portuguese tariff to 90 into operation the Is,
OF April, will he exceedingly injurious to British
commerce. An order in council has passed re-
taiattng upon the Portuguese.
The case of thu Vixen was brought before Par
lament on the 9th February.
The plague has broke on al Tripoi.
The Bashaw is going to remedy the grievances
Of which the British shipping plain.
In Malta they were engaged in making en-
qurIes into the state of the poor, and the Of
their distress.
The PAsha of Egypt is engaged in carrying in
to effect his proclamation preventing the demoli-
ton of the antiquities of upper Egypt.
Al Bombay chamber of commerce has been
formed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

l5-'rhe schooner HOPE & SUSAN, from Phiia-
deldhia, is now discharging opposite upper cotton
press. Consisnees will please attend to the rec,p of
their goods. m2a
u The Packet ship HUNTSVILLE, from New
York is discharging two RS below the Vegetable
Market Corsignecs arc requested to attend the re-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

The election far Alderman of the Second Nh.
nicipaliry takes place Monday the 81 of April
and we have been requested to publish the fol-
lowing lckets
For the First jtud.
J. II. CALDWELL,
J. p. FRERET,
SPENCER GLOYD,
T. o. MEUX.
For the Second Uard
S. J. PETERS,
N. LOCkETT,
E. YORkE.
For The Third Hard
r. ii. McNAIR,
SEAMAN FIELD,
F. WILKINSON
G5"We requested to announce as candidates for
Aldermen for tho Third Ward of the Sacond Munich
rali'y, the following gentlemen, who will be supported
by majority Of the voters Of that ward, viz:
CHAS. w. SHAMBURG,
w. P. JONES,
FRED. Notwithstanding voters.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

TLOTHING & lIATS-Land from brig Old Colony
" and for sale at 1874 Ichouritqul,s ST. by the sub
ecrihers, 25 seasonable clothing Is do sliona
bic silk hats; IL do drab fur hats, with broad brns
m27 | BRIDGE & Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27
st. Charles Theatre.

!
On this Evening" March 27tl will be performed 10Th
time in the SOUTH the grand Legendary operate
Ballet, called
LIE DIEU EFT LA BAYADERE,
Or, Tie Maid Of Cashmere.
With all the original music; entirely new scenery,
dresses decorations, &c.
ZEL1CA, MILE CELESTE,
Fatima, Sgnora Niariette,
IIaidec, Eliza,
Leila, Mad. Thclnan,
Mrs. Hunt,
To conclude with the farce Of
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Frcclovc, Mr. Barton.
Lady Elizabeth, . Mrs BaDnister
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

NN7AS taken up by Tie night watch Of the ID Ward
w on the 23d ns, small bay mare aud her foa
the owh,r luesed teprove property, pay charges
md take them away before the Slh of April 9th
wise they will be sold at public auction by A Gull
lutte, arctoncer. JOHN PRICE, Conmissary,
n27 LIST Ward, End MunC lpatv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

GENtY HOSklN, uaving withdrawn from the firm
IL Thomas c. Cash Il Co., the accounts will be set
ted and the auction and Commission b :sness contil-
ued at No 43 Camp street by Ihos Cash, under the
old fir. THOMAS C CASH,
HENRY HOSKIN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27
n. ne HA1RReHheff.
AUX ENTREPEENEURS..

AUX ENTREPEENEURs:
Bureau du Consrolleur de la Seconde Muncipaalnne'
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie IL Mars !S9 .. ,.
Des ofres cnchestes seront rcqus par le casei 90
Nunicralite, usvu au premier mard dawn piosm ~
lie a pour la fournture de tons les mafeiaA au,
esIRues St Charles and Hc,a, Les propos tlon M
wont cre aites conornemcn,e au plan tait par pa'
b l. and Dakin, qu peut ctre yer Ioftce du ro!s"
MY SETH w. NYE, Controller.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

s. PERM CANDLES Received per schr Telescope
- aud brig Old Colony, 200 boxes Nantucket sperm
bran f,r sale a, 1874 rchoupito las st Iy
m-7 BRIDGE & Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
THNHE book of Saint Nicholas in vol. being vol ID,
IL of the new complete and uniform edition Of Paul
ding's works.
The Dutchman's Freside.-A Tale in vols. being
vols. IL and 10, of the new complete and uniform
edition of Puuding's works.
vols being Nos g. So, and 81, of Iiarpers CIas
steal Family Library. Just received and for sale
by VIM McKEAN,
me3 corner Camp and Common SITS.
SCENES IN SPAIN, &c. &c.
s. GENES in Spain, by the author Of "A year il
~ Span," &c. &c.
The Honey Moon, by the Countess Of Blessington
&c. in 9 vols,
The Tnggs' at Ramsgate, by Boz, together with 9th
| er Tales by distinguished writer's.
Also,a farther supply OF Burrs Memoirs, vol. LIST;
Iivingstons Criminal Code. Just received am
for sale by m23 BENZ. LEVY.
M HIsKEY-l8i bills rcctiicd whiskcy; 81 do
soo nYRHE Els is r or ssIe By st,
VIVAMILY HAMS-34 bbIs Reynolds & Co.'S. hams
| IL landing from steamer Fancy, for sale by
ma3 sLoo 4 ByRNE, 1853 Tchoupitoulas st.
NJ ACON-1OO casks hog round Cincinnati b
HD in first rate order just received and for sale b
m23 SLoo & BYRNE, l53 Tchonptonlas at
NHOLASSES BARREIS-5l6 Molusses barrel
! lVA landing from steamer Mediterranean and for sal
by sLOO g. BYRNE,
| m23 1853 Tchoupitoulas ST.
T ARD-2so kegs Lard of snPer.1 quality, in s'or
Ia and for sale by GkIVOT 81 PAIGE,
| ml6 ~, Poydrasst
A ,ORN-l50O sacks in line shipping order, jus
" received and for sale by
mal j il GRAHAM, l4o Tchopitouos st.
EMONS-3O boxes fresh Lemons, in store and f,
H. salcby L HYDE Il BRO.
m2i corner Common and Magazine st.
DELTRIES-29 packs foi sale by
Il mA H WALLACE, Bank Alley.
NpACON SIDES-l0 hhds bacon sides, landing Iro
ID steamer Echo and for sale by JVAIRlN,
| m2i &c Poydras st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The price offre-h flour day. being SO 624 cents per
Darrell according 10 the tariff the bakers shall give 81
ounces of bread for bit, during week. from Mon
dav the Goth inst. Bread of the second quality, of
three loaves for bit, is required wes IS per
more, say II , ounces. D. PliEUR, Mayor.
March 9th 1897
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

NOTICE-I'crson, applying for Professional SER
Y vices, will please call between the hours of nine
and five O'Clock, during the day, at 70 Canal ST.
m27 A l. POEGH, Dentist.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

NNlNTER OILS casks New bedford Winter
w oil, ofyery super quality, lust received per
ship Huntsville from New York, and for sale AT no. 25
Gravier ST. by my COCKAYNE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

NOnN-250) sacks corn just landed and Tor sas
" m63 SLOO & BYRNE, 1853 Tchonpfoulasr
NNLOUR-lO bbls superinei -four landing ,s 1s1e
~ boat and for sule by SLOO o. bfhfH
m24 l53 Tchopitouias s..
M HIskEY-Rect landing from steamer D"
w and for sale by G DORSEY.
MOI