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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-31

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.sr e. R no',s m Sa &c ~ Sssag.' & .,:'.7
~ - - g a'as y Z Tp III '''es III =
With WITH la.sr sss 1 Js,as s.sss - ~ IN - ~ -
con,;nsrs an % &c T"lss Esrnra 49,, 81 ''i's q ss''o
Tha ',,a,,,s :. ';-'1I = III ,:..,.
The r,,rnnr ,.b;cS ,a,,a;s i s;s.o tt 81 n, sao'
of an annra.cb;n~ 5;ssoI.ss;e. = ~ aqo'' 81:
tisb M;n;strv. he ses~hsS pn.:a = '' Il., .',
produced m some g sl;obs etgecs ,s, ,,,san asa ,la
Ennds - ~ss 'Pon '''e
The co,,r;er Francs;, :, ..s..,
tho affa;rs ofc,onada raroa.h. - .eas,s s,s =
m;I;tarw onera,;n,ss &c s'Ss .i,.s .'a1 WIG
hove hsen cord,,o.a = .,,;,s ie sVselnI'G,. ll.,,
;ts oanrsls ,baa he - % rl;a areaO.s. aO.S sAn y
na;Sn no n TonJon % ' hS a. tha AT',Sa Wf,s;a ua.
Ths R roos. - [ sa.;sfa e,or, ~ .,s w
der;veJ from ths Ia,a daha.a. S.s = 800 = w
,;sh ~ r,;aSaan, M -, III ~ $500 TaAs = ~ DIi-
: I - ,ha on;n;on 20 az H. 1a ;s..s !u0snDll
Canadians # red,,ced - Da,; s,,h's;s. s,a. ...o
=. auor,, c;ro,,n,s.ar - " l.lss's'
noouce ~ viii not ,,nJsr,o I~. ~ 49, = az
;rr;tated vonon;shsr ~ ,hs @ $780,. ynv !. &C &c
. reart;onarv royernr,sr,. aSd nS ~.
instead Of exchanoinr The rnle Of ~ an ,1'' ! -
h;,ar, sor ,hot o aS.aI..,o " - 81
thew will Obtain o,,arantees i -, pmS onJ .
constitution nearly snch q ,bev hsvs w a..
manded. ''1'' 1''
Tha P,o.s s,a,.s ~. ~ n S.
bas dec;ded nnon sunder,al;no ,ha H."
nf G ra;lroad frop, par;s y % Pn,,s, anJ n,J IT.. '0
-vre. in addition to fo,r nr;nc;nal l;nes -
Ravonne Lille Strash,,rg and Mars.;I n
| les and that The bills relative - tbsss
lines will be laid before the Ch.ooher ay e
the commencement Of next month -
The Courrier Fynncois bas The ca
lowing SO The subsidy of I9ooo mn
fr. proposed TO be GRANTED 70 Hon car,
los bv tbe northern courts Is M, 70 he
LODGED entirely n h;s bands bn. = - 49, ~
.tion Of 4 IS to ba RENTED 70 the csnass.
bankers. who are in advance with h;nn
under the guarantees of the K;na @ nf Sar ss
dinia.
: The y,,ton onero !. - ha .f,.,,,.a
in Theatre Ventadour The Emneror
Of Austria is assembling a noble Itai;an
Guard The Plaque fos d;sanneared =,
Odessa. ~
On Sunday. jan %. Mr. and Mr.
Cass had the honor Of dining with The
King. and several other nersons of dc.
tinction.
The number of tbeFrencb s,.nd;no az.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-31

A colossal statue Of the Queen IS about
TO Be erected at Edinburgs On Satur.
day week her Majesty gave a sitting 10
John Steeley Esq. who is preparing tho
model Of il.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-31

In the yillagesof Holland, among thel
peasants, distance is computed BY the
smoking Of their pipes; and they tell
you, that from village to village is about
apipe and halt, two pipes, hall d pipe.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-31

Some loafcr drove shot Tie other
5dc4. through tho keyhoIa Of the Tinted
Sfsfes Ba0k. Y 6'|I have no more d
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-31

CoRREcrIoN. The Miami Of the
Lake" credits us with an article that be-
longs to the Maumee Express. The
resolutions and accompanying remarks,
were given in the Sentinel under the
proper credit, but the remarks, to I'll! out
a column, perhaps, were loaded, which
led the Miami into error. We should be
well pleased to own some Of the spirited
editorial articles Of the Express, but
have no intention Of Glching them.
Fort Wayne Sentinel.
We observed the aEticle referred to,
in the Miami Of the Lake, and properly
appreciated the spirit in which the mis-
take was made. It was lead, no doubt,
that led the Miami into error. but not the
lead Of the Sentinel For though that
print may, in printers phrase, lead its col.
umns, the head Of its editor is more free
from that substance than the top-piece 81
a certain ether gentleman we wot Of. \
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-31

N ADVERTISEMENTS, intended for
insertion in the Express, should be hand
Jed in on Friday mornings, BY IL 81
clock otherwise they will be delayed
one week
i 10 Forthe convenience Of those re-
siding il the upper Ward, Advertise.
ments, &C., may Be left with H. L. Hos.
mer, ESQ., Commercial Buildings, from
whence we can obtain theua without III
convenience,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
CUM hERCjAl.
Cadez. Brig Sobano SO hhds tobacco, l560o staves
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.

Baton Rouge steamer Semaphore hbs molasses, lie.
deaux II do and do sugar mx tobarco Ii Field u
co.. ibis sugar 53 bhs molasses, Mauren; mdze,
Waou Kemp e. co. 80 passengers
Baton Rouge. steamer Mariner. ~ bales cotton, foah
BeIlocq Degelss 25 pece tagging 90 coils rope Burke
Watt
iayOu Levant, "a ,les cotton 'urNe Watt
Coz 40 do Peyroux ArCuei 81 do Deloux co; 40
do VIM Flower; ~ do Reward 4 co; y do lambeth V
Thompson; 10 do G NJ Lae; l6 do S w Oakey do X +
tiaard do Gourden & Benois L! do lnudu neg; dc
Taylor, Gardner do 3rander, NJ kcnna ca" 40 dc
to ordcr hhis sugar Lambeth Thomson - hbls mo las
SEES Pcyroux Arcneil COZ 10 do pork Gayle stevens;
do en Follain Beocq Degeos Sundrics to owners OF
board.
Vicksburg-steamcr Hail Columbia % bales cotton. Rey
noidS ByrEe lSS do Buckner stanton; 81 do Nugent
Turpen COS 10 do Bennett, Ferriday 2o do II wal
lace.
Havana-B,g Ivanhoc. $50 boxes sugar 40 bags coffee
segars fruits &c, to Leland, Slater co; Forsta w
Zuchare 4 co, Vignicr order and master
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
pV,r Oh New ORLEANS.

CLEAKANCES.
September Goth.
Eric Sol ano. Snhaa, Cadz, 9fra's'
Brir Daniel " ebeer, Folansbee, Richmond
e ~ J. Blrc' ~ co.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Hail Columbia, Miller from VickshurG
Packet steamer I.svnnt, Laurent, from Bayou Sara
S,oan,et Mariner Noland. from Baton Rouge
Steamer Semuphore, Clark, from Baton Rouge
Steam Tow Boat Lion, Riddle. from passes lowed to sea
ship St Mary. brig Fecuna Brought up ship Aro brig
yunhoe schr Alexander Reports ship Yazoo inside the bar;
ships Cincinnati Coude Elizabeth Ann at the bar waiting
high tide come in.
Ship Arno Potter, from Boston, left at the Powder Maya
ziuc.
Brig Ivanhoe Amy 10 days from Havana, MASTER
Schr Alexander, from Mala
Steam tow boat Shark Thomas from the passes. lowed
tn sea Brp swan aud Swan brought packet ship Va
ZOO epored brig Good Hope schr Josephs Scar and soep
Cincinnati outside and ship St Cloud and Eliza Aan on the
bar. ,., ,,.,.
Schr Jos Sears Pease from Maracbo ballast to MASTER
Sloop Harriet Iinds from Galveston IN ballast 10 as'e
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
MEXICO AND TEXAS.

Information has been received in this place,
which jus,iies us in the belief that Mexico will
soon recognise the Independence of Texas.
Every interest in the former would lead every
one knowing the relative situation of the two
countries, TO believe that it will s"oa be accom-
plished, and therefore place Texas in an indie
pendant stand among the Republics OF North
America.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Pleasure Trip. The steamboat Mazeppa, Capt.
Griffin, will leave this evening" after the arrival OF
The 7 o'clsck cars, for Bay of ST. Louis and Pass
Christian. fine chance for peasa Mt trip, fresh
fish and fat oysters.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

The reception of Mr.. Pren'iss in New Orleans
was highly gratifying to his feelings, and we hope
will have tendency 10 restore better sp'rlt
between ourselves and our neighbors of Natchez
and Mississippi.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

We learn from friend just arrived from New
York, that Mr.. Barrett was to sail for NewOrIeans
on the 10th instant. We may expec, therefore that
the Camp will be opened early in October.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

The Wings Of New Orleans are much indebted
to Capt. Grice of the North Alabama for delay
ing his boat from noon till O'Clock to take MT.
Prentiss, which DELAY afforded our citizens an OPP
portuni,y of enjoying his society during the day
and listening to his eloquent speech. Capt. Swan
of the ST. Louis deserves great credit for the beau
tiful STYLE with which he illuminated his boat. 1t
had most splendid effect.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Welsh and O'Neil two of the murderers OF Bar
ba, are to be executed this day at 70 O'Clock, at
the Terre aux Boeuf road.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

The Wing convention n, Utica, New York, have
nominated William II Seward, az their candidate
for Governor. and Luther Bradish as Lieut.. Govern
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

The great length of the proceedings of the
Council in paper this morning, necessarily
precudes much matter that we had prepared
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

The ship Helen, Capt. Smith, arrived at thus
port Saturday afternoon, tell IN, on the
l4rn instant, 10 miles S. f Of Charleston light,
with the Of the schr. Mary Jane, Of NV
Be ford, from Wilmington, for New Bedford, with
cargo of TIMER, which foundered on the 7th
inst. in gale from the N E. They remained
the quarter deck for I days, ~Ihon. TODD or
water; the schr. surk, aud the quarter deck lett
tbs hull on winch they remain d. Combs, one ut
the crew, was nearly eXhaut.d when tax en- from
tie wreck, and died in three hours after being
,nken off; all the rest, four in number, are IN u
lair way OF MISREPRESENTATION Cour Sept. l6
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
IDI f D..

Suddenly las, evening, Mr.. ROWLAND MONROE,
formerly of New York and for the past three wears
in the employment OF the Gas Company "fth's
city His trl nds and acquhn'ances ar" invited
to attend. his funeral this morning at o'rI"ck
from his late residence, corner of Common and
Rohrrts streets
Gr The New York papers will please copy ,he
above
On Friday, Sept, 2lsr, Mr. FREDERICK HAINE
aged 20 years, from Me.sina [sI,uI nt Slrii, .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

The HURRICANE.-A ter weeks Of dry weather.
we were blessed with rain early on Wednesday
morning. Through that day it poured down in
torrents: ovrrh wing seve,al cellars. A about
seven O'clock in the evening, the wind began to
whistle, and by midnight it blew perfect hur,
rcanf. Every one, mere or less, suffered. Vessels
Of all denominations, were either driven on shor
or dismas,ed. Houses sheds, and chrmneys were
blown down, trees were uprooed, awning torn
into ribbons, and la mp posts rewed over the
s'reets.-N r. Whig
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

MAYORALfTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
THNIlE price Of fresh -four to-day is 81 per barrel
ACCORDING to the Tariff; the bakers shall give du-
ring the pr sent week (from Monday 24th nst) 81 GU
ces of bread for ht Bread of the second quality
required to weigh Is per viz: % ounces
sep % C. GENOlS, Mayor.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish nrt for The
- Parish and city of New Orleans. Present the
Honorable Charles Maurian, Judge. September GOTH
1885. No. hl28. William Kenyon, VS.. His Credi-
itors; Upon reading and filing the petition and sched
ule in This case it is ordered by the Court that
ing of the nsolvent creditors do take place in open
court on the lth day of October next ct 10 o'clock,
A NJ then and there 10 hew caHse why tue said nsol
vent should be discharged according to law and in
the mean time all proceedings against his person and
property stayed.
ARMAND Pilot,
Jerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

- TRAYED.-On the 10th inst. Scotch Whito
~ Terrier Slut, black the point of the nose, hair
Il little rnug Whoever has the same will p'ease to
return her to this office they will be literally 70
Warded. aug II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

nFTbe owner or consgnee Of box marked Elihu
WeIcott received per ship St. Mary from New York,
will please call on the undersigned and receive tn"
sa,n. PETER LAIDLAW,
senoo 60 Bank Place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

ROPE 4 OAkUM. 'nf
HHORTY Bales of Oakum ana $50 coils Manila rare
& assorted sizes, just received and for sale BY
5 LOCKE & co.
aug7 22Od lI.evee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

GJThe packet ship YAZOo, Gardiner, master
from New York, is aischarging tier below sthe
Vegetable Market; Consignees will please attend to
the receipt other goods.
...oo AGENTS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
John NIAUN
JOHN HALL.

Resolved, That lie attorney of the municipality
be and h, is hereby authorised and required take
such LEGAL st ps as may be necessary in order to
obtain iud cial decision RestIng III the puhIlc the
riybt OF use Of all that portion Of ground known
Ms Grayier Canal and Basin, and Place Graver,
and 10 that etfec, he is authorised to EN- 10y Geo
Eusts Esq as assistant council who shall be emit
tI,d 10 foceive fee OF Two Thousand Dollars; i've
hundred dollars forthwith, and fifteen hundred ut
the iiual termination Of tho suit.
The same gentlemen also introduced the follow D.
ing resolutions, which the rules being again oiS'
pcnsed-wi,h we're severally taken up and adopted
Resolved That the attorney OF the munlcipahty
be and be i. hereby authorised 10 obtain an order
orseizure and sale Of the property of persons ms,
Eessud Tor widening 9chSriteuas street ; provided
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

FOR ALEXANDRIA.
h. rrFRss The $ Gamer DENMARK. will
Eya1l--AVrun as a regular packet during low
- e 50 -. wae" from month of Red River to
Alexandria For particulars APPLY to
scpo2 JNO u GRAHAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
FOR NEW YORK.

- Tile copper fastened and copperod brig
EAS> CHIEFTAIN, King, master, will have des-
AA5E patch for the above port for freight or pas
sage, apply to q VIII lnEl,
sep22 . Conll 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS.
THE EXECUTION.

sa-rtFs4qsas n. The steam boat MEMPHIS,
f. ItEl -al-ICapt Lee, will start from the landing
3s9s5tr5 at Lafayette, ut half past ten O'Clock;
This Day, the End inst, and from the landing at the
foot of Canal street, II O'Clock, for the purposc of
carrying passengers down to the scene OF execution:
To return Immediately after it is The Bar viii
be we'll furnished with liquors. and every attention paid
to the comfort of passengers. GJ7Passage down One
Dollar, to be paid ON going aboard
sep22
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

GOVERNORS HORSE GUARDS!
NTHU will assemble this evening, Saturday, Sept,
Il 22nd. at o'clo k precisely, at tie drill room,
Magazine street, next door TO the Achafalaya Bank
By order Of the Captain,
JOHN GIBSON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

THNAKE Notice no bill against the Floating Dry
I Dock. signed and approved by James Dick. will
hereafter he paid by the of the Floating Dry
Dock the said James Dick having never been nathor-
ised to make any contracts.
Moreover all bills from this date will have to he ap
proved ana signed by the agent of the Floating Dry
Dock. IiERMOGlNE BROWN q w,
,,,rO9 q Cont ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

FOR NEW YORK.
To sail on .Hondny the 9Th inst
II The Al packet barque GALLALEO,
IN Capt Lombard, will leave the Ievee on Mon
lxAMAg day evening, at 6 o'clock; for passage only
apply to Captain Lombard on buard, or to
PETER LAIDT.AW,
.6 Bank Place,
or GEO II ABBOTT & co,
sen2o Camp street:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

AsIAT DE LA l. VI / .Nr.-Cour de arois
ELponr la paroisse vile de Ia NOreans-No IL 90
Present l'iIon Charles Maurian, Juge-2oe septem-
bre l838-William Kenyon contre SEES creanciars-
Apres ecrure cnregistement de Ia petition ct du
tnbleau dams ce,te nffaire, II est decrGte quune
assp,nhee de linsolvable aura lieu en- peine T.;
lie lie Jour doctobre proclaim 10 henres du mntin,
pour dednre las raisons pour lesQuees edit insolva
BILE ne serat pms There: attendant toues poursues
iudciares contre sa personne on SEES proirees sont
arretecs. -
p ssp:3 ARMAND PITOT, Greiier.
SNTFAiE OILS barrels first quality Rein
w Whale Oil, landing from ship Ano, for sale
nv ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
septl2 l3l Magazine ST.
4 1ANDIFS-135 boxes of Sperm Candles brand Ct
" II C Valentine, landing from ship Arno for sale
hv ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
sep22 l3l Magazine st.
YNLASKS OF one and half pint fll sale by
II PONNABEL,
sep22 corner ofNatchrz & Tchoptoulas ST
NPSOM SALTS-Few barrels landing and for sale
H Inv II BONNABEL,
sep29 corner of Nachez & Tchopitoulas ST.
VTGS-Of one, two and three gallons in crates, land
Fl BONNABEI.,
sepo2 corner of Natchez " Tchonitoulas ST.
(fASTOR OIL Of The best quality. 500 gals in
" pa''e''''09' s'' II RoNNABEL
scp22 corner ofSatchez aud fchoriton'as st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
DRAFTS on New Yo k at sight, 80 and GO days
~ sight for sale, in sums to suit purchasers Al
So Cedar timber for posts and sleepers, aud Philade-
pla lunber wheels and carts for sale reasonable
terms. JAMES IL CALD"E LL,
ango3-6t President.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

Tho French government. it seems, were not On Their
side without fears of matters being pushed IL exremi-
ity, for The Goth ultimo the Minister of Commerce
in circular to The Chamber of Commerce If BsrdeuS,
them that the Minister of Marine had ordered
BazOche, the commander Of the blockading squadron
in the Guf of Mexico and Leblanc, the admiral COM
m,nding the Brazilian station, to take all the pre-
cautions which prudence could uggest so as 10 al
ford every possible protection commerce in the event
OF the Governments of Mexico and Buenos AyreS
granting letters of marquc and reprsals as aPpfehenn
ed. Ii is believed, in fact numerous applications anu
offers Tor letters OF marque have been addressed 10 to
Governments the part of spectators and merchants
at New Orleans and other ports in the United States
although hitherto without result.
MAINE ELEcTloN-We have lost Maine after
all, and have thank the loco toco nil1ce hold
ers, NJ artin Van Barren, and John Bull for the de-
feat The boundary line was made the means
of carrying the election of Fairfield. Gov Kent
ordered the line be run, and Fairfield seemed TO
| ncquiesce in the measure, on this end OF the state
On the English side of the border, he was repre-
| s"nted (Falrhelo) opposed ta the course pur'
sued by Kent, and the gold of Nova Scotia was
| brought TO play for the tory candidate. Thus the
| English and the Maine tories-forelgn gold and
administration gold, carried the day. 1t must be
rrcoilected that along the border, our government
has an army Of custom house officers, and these
fellows work for their bread and butter only.
| Where is The safety Of our republican insIitu.
tons when the rulers of the nauon suffer foreign
| ers TO send their gold and use their influence C
effect our elections? The Wings must see
where they are, and to wha, irnwn they have been
betrayed. We must now arm for desperate
contest in this State. The triumph in Maine viii
rouse the dropping Energies of the tories, and
they viii make n severe trial aere. The loss I"
Maine will rouse-mnst rouse the wings. we
have been too confident We must now rally b,
thousands, and beat uh- loco fnrns To their hearts
content. WE CAN AND WE Musr!-N Y. Wig.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
NNNIIN7 =
CHALLENGE BLACkING!

HpREAD-5O bbs Pilot Bread in store sale by
Id CHAMPLIN g. COOPER,
sen1o 80 Jua ST..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
4 Gard. -
ORLEANS LITHOGRiPHfC ESTABLISH
MEAT 50 MdGJZINE STREET,


WEI GREENE returns his sincere thanks to his
w friends and the public Of New Orleans, for the
patronage bestowed him for the lust two years, and
begs leave to them that all orders committed I"
his charge shall he punc,ualv attended to; he will
usual, keep the Office open during the summer, and
shall be always ready to strike off merchants crea.
lars, business and address cards. funeral maps
plans, and drawings, of every description, at the
shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms.
Being assisted by artists superior to any other establish
ment in the city and from long experience in the
Photographic ne he feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction.
vi, Apothecares and druggists labels execptsd 10
t,ird of the expense. jy24
TNOR SALri-rhe splendid steam boat MERcHArr
II having undergone thorough repair, will be rsa
dy for few days; this heat is copper ia.trnsd
and coppered with copper boiler and splendid On
gine her Accommodations being very extensive and
well found in respect for further particulars .p
Iies. or to MAUNSEL WHITE T. co,
augol-l5t 96 Gravier street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

4 ME-l5OO Casks Thomason Lime landing from
IL brig Chieflain, and for sale by
S q i WHITNEY.
aur4 8 Cent? street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

AZ ANrED-A person to taHe charge OF n few
w and deliver the milk. nouherner
German preferred None ed Apply without they I'M
derstand the bus and can milk
Apnh ii9 l'chapitoul's st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
JOHN NIXON,
EDW. w. SEWELL,
I'll. LOCkETT.

IL. LOChEIl.
Mr.. Lockett introduced the fol owing:-
The Undersigned. mcmb RS Of the Police Com
mitee, TO whom was referred the petition of James
Prlesty and tie counter petition to that of said
Priesty, beg leave to offer the following resolution
H. LOCKETT,
EDA'D. w. sEWELL.
Resolved, that James PriestIy be and he is here
by authorised to continue his disti!ery where ii
now is provided the same be nota nuisance to the
neigAborhood
Mr. Nixon protested, as the subject which had
been referred the Police Committee had not been
acted upon by that COMMITTEES, although he, AS
chairman of said committee, ha convoked the com
mittce 10 meet The night previous for that purpose,
and tho majority Of the committee declined acting
uuon 1t at that tune. The Recorder decided Mr..
Lockett TO be N order. Mr. Nixon made the fol-
lowing counter report
The Counter Report of the Minority of the
Committee of Police for the resolution introduced
BY He, ry Locket. alderman, and the petition of
James Prrslly, praying permission to continue his
dsullsry within the lhird ward. Respectfully sub.
init,
That this subject WIS referred by the council to
The committee of police and their unanimous
report thereon, vas on Tuesday, the 18th Septombvr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

S. FIELD, 3Commissinners~
CHA'S. A. JACOBS

NN7HITE HAVANA SUGAR-50 boxes OF prime
w quality, N store, for sale by
SLATER g. TRIER,
ug2l 40 Poydras street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22

q, OAP-2OD boxes Valentines No | Soup, in store
- and for sale by
LAWRENCE & LEGENlRE;
sep20 28 u % New Levee.
rsNAR-8o bhls in fine shipping order, in store, and
for sale Nv
LAWRENCE X IEGENDRF,
sep2N 2S &. % New Icvee.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-12-06

Freud and Corruption. is singu-
lar coincidence between the fate Of Martin
Van Buren, aud that Of John M. Miles. II
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-12-06

Study what you lnnst affect" ...
And remain your friend and fellow stu
dent for life, J. @. ADAMS.