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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Great Subtitle heirs of Dubreuisl and others
have brought suit in the first District Court,
against the frs. Municipality. for The restitution
of the property situated between ursuline and Els.
Planade. Levee and Rempnrt streets, and for
100000 damages. The suit is brought a
claim founded upon grant made by the French
government in l745. The attorney for the cai-
mants is ChristovaI G. De Armas, Esq. The pro-
perry claimed is estimated TO be worth $4,0O0,000
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

The Steam Ship Natchez, we understand, mr.
rived at New York on the 4th Sep. ember instant
making her trip in days from port to port.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

The Journal of the proceedings of the Council
have occupied 50 much Of our time and occupy SO
much space in our paper that we were unable to
write any thing for our paper, or print it if we
had written it. For few short weeks yet, we ask
the linda gence Of our subscribers, and they shall
find that we will furnish them paper infer or to
no other in the South Wes. Our new and per-
manent arrangements will be carried into effect
early in Oc,oaer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Political Hoar We mentioned briefly We serday
in our summary OF foreign news, that some Ct The
L ,ndon papers had been hoaXed with pretended
plan Tor the partition OF France, purporling TO
have been drawn up under the Russian Emperor,
and to have been distracted, at great risk, from
the secret archives of the Russian Court. |, seem
that the London publisher, Ridgway, is IN g of the
most respectable men in the trade. The pam phlct
claims to be a translation of document, s'uned
by Nicholas, and dated in 1886, stolen l,um the
Russian Archives.
1t proposed division Of France; giving to Spain
the part adjoining the Pyrennees. to EagIanJ
Bologne, to Holland Belgium and part of France
Proper, 10 Austria Switzerland, aud Avignon TO
the Papal See. Portions were also sci off for B,.
aarla and PRUSSIA, aud Louis Philippe " as 10 have
mic" it'll Kingdom in the interior "l Franc" and
the u appropriated residue to have teen given 10
Charles y, who IS now past claiming it.
1t is spec fled that the succession 80
Charles was 10 be secured the Duke de Dor
deaux wilo was TO marry the daughter ot the
Car. This NIL looks ridiculous enough, hn, ta,.
ccal as l Is, Ii is not without preceden.. Cathe,
rine, why trom a soldiers companion, endnd
the throne of Russia, the widow of Pc1er the
Great, o>ce pnrcelied out China in the same way
on paper.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

nLlVER TWIST or the Parish Boys Progress
W part second, by the author of The Pickwick Pa.
pers Sketches of every day Le,' Nicholas Nickieby
illustrated numerous designs by Cruikshank.
The Life and adventures of Nicholas Nckleby, con-
tanning faithful account of the fortunes, misortunes
upraisngs downtallings, and complete career OF the
Nickleby family Edited by Roz,' with illustrations by
Phiz,, No. 2.
Sketches of Young Ladies': in which these interest.
ing members ofthe animal kingdom, are elias SIZED &C.
cording TO their several instincts habits and general
characteristics, by Quiz with sketches Of Young gen
tlcmen, by Quiz, jr.'
Lights and Shadows of Irish Life, by Mrs. S Hall,
authoress of the Buccaneer, Uncle Horace &c. &c
in two vols, just received and for sale by
VIM. MKEAN,
augli Corner OF Camp Il Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

The New York Inspector reports for the wee
ending LIST September 2l8 deaths.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

BUREAU DU VOYER DELLA De MUNICPALITE
Inn conformite dGne resolution du consei de la 2rde
Ia muncipalite passee dams la seanne du IL iullet
dernier desir dune autre resolution dudit
consel passee dams la seancedu2 aout 1885, Avis est
no a mos ag sipemte 1888
faire pour nettoyer 10 canal Nelpomene
snivant las instructions exhbees bureau sllsdit =
Une caution de $1,000 II satisfaction du conseiI ssra
exigee. 3sept JOS PILE, Voyer,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

One Of the late English pagers mentions the
performance of an extraordinary pedestrian feat
by man named Molloy, who accomplished the
arduous undertaking OF walking $50 miles in
six weeks, performing the distance of one mile and
IA quarter for every successive nour, on Blonnly
common. The resrlclions that Mooy
should hot pnraEe OF any beverage during The
performance of the match stronger than tea and
coffee, which he strictly adhered TO. 1t is stated
that his legs and mikes were much swollen, ana
he appeared to suffer much from fatigue
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
TREASURER'S OFFICE-SECOND MUNf
CIPALITI.


FEyHE ewner owners OF Let of ground sltuateu
H. on the Fast side of Magazine street, between
Bartholomew and Melicere streets, distant from Mel
icerte street 63 eet II 35 inches; in the square form
ed bv Magazine Constance, bartholomew and Nell
certe street, measuring 81 feet S inches, front on
said Magazine street by 1913 feet 10 SIS inches deep be-
tween parallel lines-Bounded on the north Wy slm-
lar lot slid to belong to Zeno Victor, W c, and on
he south by another similar lot said to be own
by H Wade, hereby notified to pay the
Of eghty-two dollars fty-six cents; the same be-
he amount of the tax due for paving the side
N front of said property, within ten days from the
Nereof in default of which the said lot will be
~ ~ " '''~ ~ DotNE,
seplO-3litd Treasurer.
BUREAU DU TRESORIER-Seconle Muncipue
r Eproprieaire on les proprieaires dun lot de tere
lsiuc sur lie cote Est de la rue DIES Magasins cnte
lse Bartheen ct NIecerte une distance dc CD
peds IL pouces de la Melicerte, dams ilet for
me par les rues DIES Magasins Constance, Barthelo-
la rue des Mugasins 1917 pieds 10 58 rouces dc
profopdeur li5nes PARALLELS, borne Nord pal
lot de menes dimensions, que Pom dit appartenir
Zeno Victor |, Sud par un aut e.suppose app r
tenir H + Wade, sont notifies de payer la somme dt
quaravingt deux pastres ct cinquante fix cents, due
pour lie pavage des banquettes en- face de ade pepri
Ste sous un delhi de dix jours, de date, deiau
quot edlt lot sera saisi ct vandu pour satisfure
! ladite demande.
sept11,3 J. DOANE, Ir Ter.
DORTER BOTTLEs-lOO gross Porter Bottles
Il in store and for sale by
HOLMES s. MILLS,
sep11 9 Bank Alley
NM ARTTN II DEVEREUX offers for sale u larg.
ivE quantity of superior Russia sheet iron, from
| to Is OF. weight. Also, quantity Of English shee
Iron. Just received an assortment of Cook and Parlo
of the latest patterns Mt 49, rchopouas street
ID AGGING-70 pieces heavy Inverness Tagging
Id in store, and for sale by
HOLMES g. MILLS,
sepIl 8 Bank Place
Odd COPPER-l60O weight Of old Copper,
" sale by MARTIN II DEvEEEuA,
sepll 26 fchopltonlas st
RULED LETTER & CAP PAPER.
vVNHIRTY reams superfne blue wove Cap, ruled;
Il 81 do do white do do
so do low priced blue s, white Cap rul d
| so do assorted blue & white letter, rul d
| Just received and for sale by
DAVID FELT & 60,
New York Staoner's Hall,
sep11 "a Chartres It
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TIE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED 8E JOHN GgEs&oN.
FAITHFUL AND B0xD.
M W. OR FIE VS.:
THURSDAY. .SEPTEMBER IS. 1898
TEXAS.

TEXAS
The Sten m Packet Columbia arrived last nigh,
from Texas, by which we have received Houston
papers of the lst and Galveston If The 9th Sept.
A late slip, without date from Houston, gves the
result Of the elections in that city. From which
it appears that for President Lamar received go
votes, Wilson 10; for Vice President Burne, 629
Horton SO, Rowe 10. For representative Laws
renee 1854, Holman 203; for Coroner, Fitzgerald
1863, Pari, $50, the whole number of votes poll
ed in the county was 734, in the city of Houston
555.
Col. Morehousc has jus. arrived from the west
Ifo states that the party of Mexicans that re-
Gently visited the Bay of Corpus Christi in a very
precipitate manner. and have lett about one hun
drcd barrels of -four upon the beach at that place.
Par. Of it is IN very good order, and part much
damaged; they have also left the boilers and other
apparatus of a steam engine, apparently new |,
was probably n.eaded for the mines in the interior
Of Mexico. The Lpans have all returned 10 the
Rio Grands. Trading parties of Mexicans are al.
mos, daily arriving at Bexar from Laredo and
other settlements of the Rio Grande. They how
ever, bring in little specie, and the trade, consists
chiefly in the exchange Of horses sugar and flour
for tobacco aud various articles of merchandise
We regre, to learn also that ammunition, rifles, and
| FIRE arms Of every description are freely exchanged
with the NJ exicnn traders by the citizens of Bexar
| The foolish Cumanches have broken the treaty
recently made with the Mexicnns, and have been
within few weeks past, committing many de.
| preda ions in the vicinity Of the Preside de Rio
Grande.
Hon. VIM. Wharton has been elected Senator
for the district of Brazora and Col. John
Wharton and Capt. Lewis P. Cook representatives
to Congress. Gen. Lamar and Judge Burnet have
received overw he lining ma jores in that country
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

I EAT LARD-2OO kegs in store, for sale by
ell DORSEY A. New Leycc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
:. FIELD, Commissioners
CHt'S. A.JACOBS,)

A NI'-Ics Soussignts ayant enc dusment NOMINEES
"a par honorable du premier district udicaire,
commissioners pour cvnuer taXer lie dommuga ct les
fais de i'Gargls de la rue Roignac, entire In
de Ia Nouvelle-Levte ct lie hcuve ont complete leu-
tableau HGvaluation ct de take, don't ills ont dcposs
de yraies copies, I'm plan, an bureau du gciti
de lndite ceur pour Fins ecton DIES in'cresses.
III avis public est dome que lie susdit ab'ean sern
prtsGnc jadita pour ronlirma u, samedi lie %
dc S2ptembre procan toucs prrSonncs increases
dams e1 ablcuu d'6vNluatnn al de take, SAVIOR:
les persennes dams les prophecies situess
dams la ltOt.nac lie Noislnage sont pur lie pre-
sent notifies de tlre leur objections, s's ont audit
tbcnu d'eNnluaon de take, lie ovnnt lie vingt ct
de sep cmbre proclaim.
Nouvelle Orleans, % nout 1885,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

No. 9ust received and ready for delivery to subser
hers.
ALSO-Complete sets from to 3.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

OFFICE OF THE GREAT NATIONAL WORK
No. II Bienville street, New Orleans.
% Subsciptions received as usual
NORMAN, STEELE, 4, co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
CITY

MONDAY EVENING,
The Secretary Of the Treasury has pulhs e
the monthly statement of the condiIl0n OF
treasury Bank. Here it isl
TREASURY DpDartt I. S,Y'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !

STATE Of LOUISIANA
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
ETlRAM FULLER VS.. His Creditors NO. ie,54o
NIL The cession of the Petitioners property having
been accepted by the Court for the benefit of his crcd-
tors is ordered that meeting Of his said creditors do
take place at the office of William T. Lens, Notary
Public Thursday, the 18th of October next, at III
O'clock A. M for the purpose of celebrating on the
affairs Of said Petitioner and in tho mean time lJu-
dcial proceedings against his person and property, are
stayed. Witness the Hon. A. NJ. Buchanan, Judge OF
the Court aforesaid, this LIST September 1893.
G w LEWIS,
Of Dt.n'N- Cl'k
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

WMpEkIAl. Segars, 70. 900 for sale by
Il sep13 SLATER &TRIER, 40 Poydras st.
TURRANFS-5 kegs Currants, superior article,
~ for sale by LAWRENCE l. LEGENDRE,
sepI3 ~ and 90 New Leycc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

a. PERM CANDLl.S-Fcr sale BY
- READ g. BARSTOW,
sepll Bank Place.
ROWLAND'S TONIC MIXTURE
TELEBRATED for the cure of Fever and Ague
~ and general debility 20 gro. of this invaluable
medicine has been received by the subscribers direct
from the mandatory, who prepared to supply
dealers and country merchants, the most rcasonn
BILE te, ms. JARVIS " ANDREWS,
Wholesale T. Retail Agents Tor Louisiana,
sen1l corner of Common e. Ichopitoulas
DICKLES-lOO boxes Underwood, Lewis & Has
IL kal's Pickles, for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
sepl1 corner of Common g. TchopitouIas.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS OF THE GREAT
NATIONAL WORK.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30, 1888.
NTESSRS. NORMAN, STEELE Il co, are the
lVH only authorised agents in New Orleans and lis
vicinity receive monies for 'The History Of the In
dian Tribes of North America now being published,
and for the delivery of the numbers thereof to subscr
beIs. Signed,
FW GREENOUGH
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

SECOND MUNICIPALITY STEAM FERRY CO.
TgStIE books of subscription eff the stock of the I'd
4 Municipality Steam Ferry Co. are closed-the
subscribers will please take oce that the second in
sraIment falls due the l4h inst and will be payable
at the Firenens' Insurance Office, No. 81 Musson's
Buildings, Canal street sep IL dot
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

NM ERE brought to the Police Prison ofthe Second
w Municipality, the following named slaves
viz
POLEDO, aged about 48 years, says he belongs
10 Mr.. Nassau.
JOHN, aged about % years, says he belongs to
Mr.. 5 Baldwin.
HENRY, aged about 10 or % years, says he be-
longs to Mr. S baldwin.
The owners of said slaves, requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
II 5 HARPER,
sepl Captain of Watch.
HNICE-.j0 casks now landing from ChnrlestOn for
N sale by S G BLANCHARD,
ivI2 81 Gmver street
TENU LET-The House situated on the corner of
H. Orange and Religious streets; apply to
J ID BEN ~ COHEN,
ivad 80 Common street.
Card.
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GIBSON ESQ,
REV PRESIDENT SHANNON, Louisiana Coleg

NEW BOOKS.
TsNHE Cockmaker, the sayings and doings of Sam
l. Sick OF SckviIle, second series; part I'd No of
Oliver Twist; the parish Boys Progress, by the au-
thor of ",he pickwick Papers," sketches of Every
Liie,'' nicholas Nickleby &c &cn illustrated with
plates fr I'M designs by George CruiAshsnk. Also:
additional supply of 'lhe Armenian Captive" by the
author OF "Son;" Just received and for sale by
VIM. MCkEAN,
sepl3 Corner of Camp and Common sts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

ARCADE BATHS.
ENNTRANCE ut Bancker & Keifer's in the Ar
Ia cade. u Hot, tePid and cold Baths-alse an
excellent shower hath sep l3-3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

NN7ANTED-TwO Irumpeters Tor the Goreraor's
w Horse Guards-noEe but first rate performers
need apply tho Counting Room of the Editor of the
True American. By order of
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This leaves balance of all out
standing equal to only nbou, S8,o97,3Io 90
LEVI W ooDBURY, Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. Woodbury. also advertses that tie treasury
notes outstanding will be redeemed. What won
derful condescenson on his part /! We presume
that the redemption is to be made with the money
Illegally ertorted from the merchants pockets at
the New York Custom House. But here is this
extraordinary document. Read and stare.
Treasury Department, Sept. |, 1885,
Notice is hereby given, that the outstanding
treasury notes issued in pursuance of the acts of
Congress of the 18th October, 1887, and the act
add iona thereto, will be paid agrceably to their
| tenor upon presentment at the Treasury of the U.
States whenever they fall due.
Each parcel of notes offered for payment should
be accompanied by schedule showing the dates
and sums Of the several notes, with the rates OF
interest thereon.
Holders Of Treasury notes, 10 whom it may be
more convenient to have the amount due upon The
same made available at either of the Ports Of En-
Try Land offices are informed that all collectors
or receivers Of public money will continue TO re-
ceive them, and allow the principal and interest
due thereon, in payments for lands and customs.
Those who may not wish TO use the notes In pay
ments to the Uniled States, nor find it convenient
TO take the amount due on them at the Treasury,
| will be account odated with drafts therefor, pay
able at their places of residence, whenever II is
found to be practicable.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Unable SALT: so Cases: 60 boxes each; fine la
H. Bile salt, for sale by ..-..
READ * BARSTNW.
,,ntJJ r. Rank Place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

NOR SALE-The splendid steam boat MERCHANT
II having undergone thorough repair, will be rea
dy for in few days; this boat is copper iasened
and coppered, with a copper boiler and splendid en-
gine her accommodations being very extensive and
well found in every respect for further particulars APP
ply at the ship yard oftiregory Byrne where she now
lies or to MAUNSEL WHITE & co,
aug2l-15t 96 Gravier street..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

\ EMON SYliUP--5N boxes superior .emun SvrnI,
\ for sale by READ Il BARSTON,
Srpil 81 GrnYier street.
an AlAHA WlNE--Sweet ANA Dry Nnjngn W,ne,
lFH in Or casks and ndi bbs, entitled to lcbenure
for sale by READ " BARS row.
septll e. Graver n.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

ENTAT DE LA LOUIsTANE-Cour DE District
s1ldu premier district judieiare-Eliiam Fuller con
ire SEES creanciers-No l6549-La enssion DIES proprc
les du petonnuire ayant etc acceptee par la cour
pour le Ienefce de creancers, il est decrec que
ne assebee desdits creanciers ait lieu All grete de
NJ VIM Y. Lewis, not. pub ieud &c octobre pro-
chon 10 heures d matin, atm de deliberer sur les
atares dudil peonnairo, ct ntendnn toutes pour
suites contre sa personns GU prophecies son arc
tees
Temoin Pfon. A. NJ Puchunun jugc de la cour CT
dcssus ce II septembre 1888.
!, s,,..2 w LEWIS D4n (,retar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Secretary of the Treasury.
We learn that the Arkansas loan of two nll
lions Of dollars for Real Estate Bank has been
taken. Halt million of twas negotiated by the
secretary Of The reasury with the Smithson fund
through Mr. Beers Bank. This is the beginning
of the political influence that we more than a
month since predicted would be brought to bear
on this concern. We now make another predlC-
| lion, and beg readers to bear 1t in misd. Ere
six months roll round, the North american Trust
and Banking Company miH be the PET Of Mr.. Fan
Bure,a's government. The balance OF the Arkan-
sas Ioun it is SAID, taken day at per cent.
premium. It's further said that the North Amer.
lean Trust Company took the million loan of the
Safe Of Arkansas for 1903 en-. Y. Daily " hig.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

RNlIOSE persons who wish 10 take passage in the
IL Cars any intermediate points between New Or
some motion signal TO the engineer Of The Lscomo-
tive previous his arriving that point in day light,
after dark il is necessary in order that the Engineer
may sop, that a lamp should be held out.
GEORGEMERRtC OK,
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VI DV u M,
5 FIELD, Commi
CHARLES AJAC0BS,)

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
NAll.L be paid for the apprehension and lodging in
W prison in either OF tie nunic qualities. VII.
LIAM FERG NER, an inlenIcd apprentice to the
blacksmith trade; the said apprentice ia about five feet
by birth spenk the English, French and German Ian
euageS All persons forewarned not to hnrbnr or
trust the said apprentice under the severest penalty
the law. NICHOLAS MURRAY,
aug'4-u Blacksmith, Triton " ak
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

lSEAcH BRANDY. A few Ibis old peach b.an,iy
l. for sale by
READ x BARSTOW,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13


WA TED, Also, as above, Room, suitable for a
Drill Room, in central situation,
snDI1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

lpAGGlNG--5l pieces Kentucky bias ging for sale
I'D by HOLMES q Mills,
send Q Bank Alley
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

nRAFTS on Louisville, for sale by
~ HERMOGINE BROWN & co,
anglo 8 Cont st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Treasury DePHTT- NJ '-|-
The whole amount OF 1'rp ~
ised by the act of October a. 1872
issued viz:- $40,
And there having been redeemed
of them about I,
The new emission made IN place
of those under the act OF May IL,
1883, huve been 5
There have teen redeemed Of
these last about
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

WOMAN CEMENT--,rnct from London for sale by
~ READ & BARSTOW.
s.ntI1 Bank Placr,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

REMOVAL.
A NDREWS & Brothers have removed their Count
"A ing House to No. so Camp street.
sep4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

SPERM CANDLES & SOAP-200 boxes New
- Bedford Sperm Candles, best brands, and assort-
ed sizes.
1870 boxes Boston Soap, Jacksohs brands, now land
ing from ship Plato from Boston for sale by
JOSEPH COCkAYNE,
-
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4 Card.
ORLEA VS. LITHOGRAPHIC ESTABLISH
MEAT, 50 MAGAZINE STREET.,


wv GREENE returns his sincere thanks to bis
w friends and the public of New Orleans, for the
patronage bestowed on him for the lust two years. and
begs leave to assure them that all orders committed to
his charge shall be punctuay attended to; he will
usual, keep the Office open during the summer. and
shall he always ready 10 strike off merchants circu
lars business and address cards. funeral notices 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 line he feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction.
good style as copperplate engraving, and at one
third Of the expense. iY24
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

DAGGING-And Bale Rope, for sale nv
Id READ 81 BARSTGW,
septll Z Bank Place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

4 " ESrMKN BuTTER-l3l kegs, received per
~ steamer Vnndalin, from Springfield Illinois, IL
superior Article, for SALE by
SLATER & TRIEI;,
JclS 10 Povdras street.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-23
TO OUR PATRONS.

- Mr.. HENRY s. TAYLOR is our author
sed agent 10 mako collection in this and the ao~
joining counties. We trust that all to whom ac-
counts are presented will be punctual in settling
them. Our wants are really pressing, and our
patrons must excuse us for calling upon them
at this tme--neccssity has forced us to it. and
We hope that it will be sufficient apology. Can
not our distant subscribers remit US their arreara-
yes by mail 1t may be done at our own risk.
~ Henceforth the name of no individual liv-
ing at distance, and with whom we are unac-
quanted, will bo entered on Our BOOKS as a sub.
scriber, unless he pays in GdrGnce. We hope
| that this hint will be attended TO.