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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

pIOlll ny tncit 'S"PS''
Mr.. EDITOR ALLOW me TO remark
briefly on few points in the "Communl-
cation" of Vlndex which appeared in your
last.
Vindex first lays down the "reasons"
which he couceives would be proper and
sufficient TO urge in the case and then
goes on TO observe how far the reasons
assigned in the Letter to the Governor
'square with" these. In the course of
the examination the discovery is made that
the signers of the Letter have been so
unfortunate rs not strictly 10 confne their
remarks TO the "reasons" which Vindex
considers Sufficient" nasmuch as they
have urged one or two considerations OF
interest and erpediency in addition to those
Of obligation and duty. How far the
moral sense of the community has been
outraged thereby, cannot lake upon me
TO determine, bu, will venture to indul &c q
hope that no serious and lasting mischief
will ensue.
am sorry TO find Vndex charging the
"signers" with being confident that heJ
had monopoliSed all the information relative
to the Questions OF issue" and still more
is it to be regretted that, in order to sub
slantiate this charge, he should have beer
. led to misquoie and bring together frag
men,s of distant and unconnected senten
D ces. The Letter in,imales no such emo
nopoly" of information. The assumption
8 is maintained throughout that The "slgn
G ers" in common with their fellow citizen
, were not sufficiently possessed of th'
e questions at issue" TO authorize interfere
Q ence of any Sort
T.. Vlndex goes on to say that while tn
I writer's Of the Letter "disclaim any dispo
= sition to discuss the questions pendin.
g between the parties" they yet assert tina
d "the macontents have no grinding opprcs
!. sons to complain of, &C." 1t is exceed
G ingy unfortunate for the "signers" tina
If Vlndex should egain have fallen into the er
6 ror of misquoling their language, The letts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

pockets Of thousands of la5oring men,
whose families ere dependent upon their
earnings for their daily bread. And hav-
ing been gull y OF this public and private
plumber, they now turn round with brozen
impudcncc, and cry "Down with all banks!'
supposing that in the general destruction
their own rapacity may be forgotten ;
like the thief who, having plundered
store or dwelling house sets it on fire to
conceal his iniqnily.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

MAINE.-We learn, from the Portland
Advertiser of Tuesday, that JOHN WEE.
Esq (Whig) has been elected to fill the
vacancy in the House of Representatives
of hat state, occasloned by The resignation
of the Rev. VIM Getchel, Loco Foco,)
in the district of Pnlsfeld, PALMYRA.
Chandervlle, and Iartland. At the Sep.
tomber election, this district gave a msjof-
lty of one hundred votes for Gorham Parks,
the Loco Foco candidate TO. Governor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

FROM THE WEsT.--The appearances
now are, that the disturbances on the
Upper Canada border are now ended
Through the energetic action Of the Gov.
ernor of Michigan, the u. S. Marshall. and
his assistants, on that Frontier, the Pa
triots have been dispersed in that quarter,
and order restored. r. Duffort, d. D.
Mckinney, T. Switzerland, were arrest.
ed, and the two former held TO bail. The
latter was discharged.
"The force assembled on Bots Blanc
Island, under Gen. Southcrand, was dis.
persed by Gov. Mason, who went in the
steamboat Erie, with about one hundred
citizen volunteers, for that purpose. The
number on the island which never ex.
ceeded 350-was ou|y some 200 poor,
miserable fellows, not more than TEN Of
them Canadians, and they were all Landed
by the Governor at Gibralter, on the
American side, nearly opposite Maiden,
when they dispersed. The Arms, &c.
which had been stolen from the U S.
Arsnel. we're duly taken charge ofby Gov.
Mason" So says The Buffalo paper.
The general impression at Detroit was
that no farther attempt at patriot invasion
OF Canada would be made--or, if at all,
not near that place."
A clip from the office of the Fredonia
Censor, Of the e2d ult. says-"Col, Worth
has ust arrived 10 this village, having just
come up 10 Dunkirk in the steam boat
Robert Fulton. He had with him two
companies of regulars and one company Of
militia. He made a forced march from
Dunkrk here, and took possession Of what
arms we're deposited here last week.
amounting to three or four loads. A few
were sent off before the forces arrived
havisg 60. wind Of their approach
There are some two hundred patriots in
this towa, bivoucked in different places"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

THEOLOGICAL Messrs. Kay and Broth,
err, Philadelphia, have published n duo
decimo volume, from the pen of the Right
Rev. Francis p. Kcnrick. the coadjulor to
the Roman Catholic Bishop of Philadel-
pha. The subject is the supremacy of the
Pope, and the councils in ecclesiastical
matters. The volume is composed Of
series Of letters addressed to the Right
Reverend Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of
Vermont, in reply to volume on the same
subject, by the last named prcate. who
endeavored to prove that the Catholic
Church had in this matter departed from
the doctrine and discipline of earlier ages.
1.-The Bishop OF Vermont, (says the U. S.
Gazette,) brought 10 the discussion a great
amount Of reading, and very unusual
degree of Christian charity ard urbane
feeling for controversalist-his work
was therefore the more entitled TO regard
and response. Bishop Kenrick, a ripe
scholar, long student at Rome, has GER
tuinly come TO the contest with at least an
equal degree of reading and an equally
Christian temper. 1t becomes not US to
express an opinion upon the result but
we may be allowed TO say, those who feel
inclined TO hear the arguments which can
be used for and against that favori,e doc
trine of the Catholic Church, may safely
trus, to the work of the two American
Bishops; and if not able TO follow them in
all their critical research, they may at least
profit by their edfying temper"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
STATE OF LouIsIAN>-FIRsT 1upICIA

~ ia TIE OF LOUISIANt-FIRST JUDICIAL.
- DISTRICT COUIIr-'rhe State of louisiana,
TO all whom these presents shall come recng:
Whereas, Henry William Pulirey having purchased
sale made ny the syndic OF the creditors of Ew ard
SultHman the property herein after de cribed, has np-
piled this the 2J:h of September, y ID. lS2
ior Il m0nition or advertisement in conformity to an
net of the legislature of the State of Louisiana entitled
''n Act for the further assurance of titles TO pIrchn-
scrs at judicial salcs;' approved the tenth duv of
March, 1854
Now, therefore, know ve and all persons interested
herein, are hereby cited and ndmunshe in the name of
the Stjte Louisiana, and the First Judicial Distr
Court who st up amy rig t. title or claim in and
td the property hereinafter duscriLcd in CONSEQUENCE
q, any i(onality in iii, ORDER ,.ecrcc of Judgment of
the conr, uni"r which the sale was made, or any ir-
rp,ruiry ar ruJ ty in the arprseluenls and uIIycr.
t.c,cnls in Tine o. lltlpner OF sale, or for any other
defect " hatsocvcr 10 sn,,v ruusc, within lhnly day,
from Inc dnv hi. lIonition * -t Inserted in the public
,rnrr. nv Inc sal, 81, N l, .h1r,, ID MAJ he confirmed
AMI Lu,rnIurn,c,
Tie saiJ nrnnarty was sold nv the syndi, t,rreal
ON the t,y,nf, itt| l. ,v IF Innc ,st il IG38 il. IT,
Inc ON drrrrc uf hi, cuIt rendered ON the Gtif dnv
ofMuy, A. ID. 1888 in the matter Of tdNard snzman
y. Iiis c,nI;tnrs Nn II ntr, Of tI,n J.Lc, ~ H.;
court, AZ Which, sale Inry II. pal(rev 'r.nne ' ihr
purchaser in the D,,ro q, II 800
Dissertation Of nroperty rs given III the Judicial Crn
y.yanrc viz
Fi,e lots Of oronnd d,.iroqtsI bv the n,ln,,,ars
oing cnch other, .ute in the ralsh Of Jef.rs"n,
and measuring all one hundred and nine ty-ey !, fec
d T%H a a" @" r e %r od e.es s"c one han-
bred and sNty-thrr feet three ucbes and five lines ia
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

4 nEAUT1FUI. head of hnir il II, grnniest ornn
menr belonging II the human frame. How attanea
urely brings the appearance OF old age Whlc c. Il
many rfcuil 81 being uncovered, and sometimes
even TO shu. sncietv To avoid The ests and sneers OF
their urQunancr the remainder NJ their lives nre con
sequeny spent IL refinement. In shnrt, not er"n the
loss property il1 the generous thinking vonfh with
that neavy sinking glonm docs the loss of his ha'r
a'er all these unpIra AM circumstances, pi1ldge
BALM of Columbia stops the hair from falling off an the
first application aud few hotties ii again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whisE-rs; prevents the
nair from tuning makes it cu.l beautifully, and
frees it from Scur(. Numerous certificates OF HE first
teslectoiIity in support of the virtues Of Oidrilgei
Balm are shown by the pronrotor'
o. Read the toIlowing:-
Rohcr, Wharton Esq. late Mayor of Philadolph
has certified may he seen below, To the high chara
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby r'tv thnt we have used
The Balm of Columbia discovered hv J. Odrage and
have found it highly -ervceablc NOT nnv preventive
against the itIiing of of hair hu, also certain rcstor
live.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 Grorre cIarse.
No Sc North Fifth 81.
JOHN p INGl.tS, 33l Alrh street.
JOIN d THOMAS. NJ d, lG3 Rncesl
HUGH McCURDY.2l3 South ID st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t IL known that three of the nbnv, signcrs more
than 5 years Of age, aud the others notices. than 30.
[From the Noyorl
CommonN ear Of Pcnsvlvan;a
Civ If rhilldetphia,S
|, Robert Wharton, Mayor Of snid city of phhr,le
fha, do hereby certify that nm we'll acquainted will
Ncssrs Ingiis, JONI, rurey, and Hugh NJ Curiv
whose names signed I" hcHhoYc certificate that they
are gentlemen OF character and respcctnli ~, md n
such full credit ShouId be given the said certificate.
In witncss VIII rrofi have hercunto my hand
and caused tho seal Of the city to be fixed, thi
H.. 81 ! R0HEHT WHARTON, Mayor.
obsEKIE that each bottle ot,6e Gennine Balm ho
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NIB. Bank Notes nt~'lv executed.
NEW HAT STORE

EUST received per late arrivals from New York,
ID fresh aud fashionable assortment rt HATS.
The subscriber would particular call the attention
of the public To Il style beaver hnts OF a superior
finish, fine texture, rio beautiful us.re; also
ine plain Russia hat of superior quality; and also
~ endd article of silk hat, toget rr ~itl general
sortment mauutNctu ed by himself, expressly for this
market Wholesale and r'tati
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
N. B City and country dealers invited 10 call.
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liNMORRHOIDS.


HEAY'S LINIMENT.-No Ficton.-rIhs tx.
d traordinary chemical composition, the result
OF science, and The invention 1 celebrated iaeti
cal man, the introduc. n Of which 10 the public
WAS invested witt the solemnlty of n dcathbcd
hequest, has sirec gained reputation unparalleled
lnliy sustaining the correctness Of the anented
DIR Gridley's last confession, that he dared not
die without giving 10 posterty the beucil of his
knowledge on this subject" and he therefor,
b,quoathed to his friend and attcndaut Soomon
Hays, the secret of his discovery.
1t is used in the principal hospitals and
the private practices in country, first and most
certainly for the cuic oil the Piles, and SO extern
slvey and eifrctualiy TO battle ctctulity, uness
where its effects witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints;
For DropSy-Creating extraordinary ABSORPTION
at once.
All Swongs-Reducing them in u few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chrome, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throa,-By Cancers Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whooplng ough-Extcrnally, and
over The Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-suring in
few hours.
Sores and Uccrs--Whcther fresh or long
standing, and fever surcs1
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc-
ing Rheumatic swetlings, and leescnnp coug lbs and
tightness of the chest ny lelaxason Of the parts.
las been surprising beyond conception. Tho
common remark OF those whS have used it in tlis
Plies IL " 1t acts like IA charm"
THE I'll ES--The price, s / is refunded 10 any
person sho will use bottle OF Hays Linimcut
Tor the Piles, ard return the empty bottle without
h'ng cured These are the positive orders of lilo
proprietor to the Agents; and out of many thou
sands Hoid not one has been unsuccessful.
W. mtght insert certificates to any length hut
prefer that those who sell The article, should ca
hhit the original 10 Purchasers.
CAuIlON-None can he genuine without Il
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
and also that of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and rera by COMSTOCK Il
Co, New York, and by Druggist in every
town i'll the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner OF
Common y Ichonri'orlas street, aud by tho
Apolecarios generally. icaa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
ORLEANS LITf14,aSAPtfTC OE5pTC

ORLEANS LITE1uGRAPkfIC OFFICE
No. % Ala4"zlnc street, opposite bahks AIcaGe,
y ESTABLISHED for the execution Of maps, plans
M and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
address cards OF every description, funeral circulars
deep mourning paper, npothecary and druggists thnts
bank checks, duy receipts &c. prut-d aud execute in
q cheap and expeditions style, by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB Bank Notes mt -'v executed. ma
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KUSnION & ASPINALL,S


EOMPOtNp TONIC MiXTURE.-.A speedy
~ aud cor&n euro for the Fever and Aguc,
r.mittent and intermittent icy.rs; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
,ersal success in 1892 By persons of the highest
responsibility in this city, is stated n the anne-1
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced TO offer i, Ia The pub.
lie i'll It's present form III the hope that it may be
the means OF relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourge of country. Ii is
a medicine possessing great viltue, and when used
according TO the directions has never faiIrd Of
otircfing a cure even in the most obstinate Stage
of the disorder. 1t is not at all dsae rceablc aud
persons Of the weakest 81 cmach, and children NAV
take il with mpunity. 1t strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or IN obstinate cases, two bottles
TO effect euro. There is ncilher mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing Injurious
TO The human constitution. The propricturs are
well convinced of is efficacy, that they agree
TO refund tho price Of every bottle which has been
tnkon in urcordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect cure OF the fever & agur.
A. DIV Err, sole agent Tor New Orleans, at
his Wholesale aud retail drug and mrdlciuo store,
corner Of Birnvo and Churtres streets
For District Agencies apply to
Ju5 T. w. SMITH, IS Cont st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

NSTHOLESAIE AND RETAIL COMB AND
w VARIETY STORE, NO. IS Camp stree ,u,-
der Bishops iotcl--fhc subscribers .rlIea ~
at the new STAN, an extensive assortmeu, 81 articles
their line, comprising every variety OF Combs, FRA ics
Pcrtumety, Looking Glasses, PLAYING Cards sal a
large number of Fancy articles. The following ia
prr't descriptions
:: COMBS-fortoisean I Brazilian high op tuck >,aI
and carved; do do twist, long, neck puff side po,Ne
and dressing, ivory and horn; fine .o,lh, dressing ava
pocket combs; horn, retlng ana nIrss Combs; woolcr
DRESSING fine tooth and pocket con.u..
PERFUMERI--A general assu.,-eiIt of French
and American Periumeiy, consisting Isl ,gne water
in bottles, OF all shapes and Sizes Law, rdef Flora
rose, orange, lcmCn lessarlnc, bciamo>, nilerfcurs
etc. fancy soaps of every description; macassar arQun
and vegetable hair oil and curling fluid; chlorine tooth
wash, carbonic and chlorine dcnuce scented and plain
toilet powder; ponatum preston salts, etc.
misunderstanding great variety of CLOTH
hair, hat, flesh, Tooth, nail cGmb shaving, plate, HEARTH
fine and plain busting, sweeping, crumb furniture
scrubbng and white wash, horse, shoe and tanners
co,iing paint and varnsh brushes. and sash and grain
Ig tools OF all sizes.
LOOKING GLASSES-CorLprising gil, frames of
vsrioHs sizes, 5, 3, and draw toilets German satia
toilet and pocket glass, magniying mirrors, etc.
PLAYING CARDS-Eagie, Harry Sth, Broom
Highlander, Spiel Carten, French and white back Play
ing Cards.
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTlCLES-A supe-
rior assortment of portable desks, ladies' and gentle
mems dressing cases and ladies' work boxes ,cy box
of various descriptions, suitable for the year
and Christmas gifts pocket books OF all sorts; suspen
dcrs, musehoxes, lead pencils criyons, vlons bead
bags and purses, assortment of fancy heads, superior
quality billiard balls, paste backing; bone, shirt vest,
fall anti sspender burtons pearl uons and st Studs
razor strops; gas machines for creating light; Spanish
and melee segarsi maccoba, Paris, ;appee AND Scotch
snus; an assortment of plain aud sword canes; back
ga,nmen boards; dice fancy screens, optcs Jews ha,Is
harmoneis uelter matches, pins, needles, percussion
caps, drinking cups, hunting TASKS and game bags
Steel SILVER and plated speetaclcs; tmblcs twine etc.
handsome assortment of engvviugs and large yarie-
ty of other articles, all of which will be sold for low
prices, or cash or city acccptances.
may REEFS * ID LANCE
NAP PAPERS-Just receive u few cases ofYery SUI
" perCr thin blue and blue and white " owe Cap pa
per and splendid article, for sale by
DAVID FELT g. co,
octl5 Y Statoners Hall, 9 hartre4, ST
FXCtANir. OIL Boston-ln sums 10 sui ru--
Ia chasers, at to 80 DAYS sight, for sale bv
STErSON " AVERY,
o'ti9 SO Gravirr ST..
g HIRrlNGS, Flannels, 4 Co.-lG0hale Strings
= of various qualities; so bales fine and heavy
Hampshire shfetings aud bales Angola Flnnnels,
landing IRON slips Russell, anh6l nnd Perlonnett,
f6r Hule by ISAAC BRIDGES co, ~
ocil8 i3i Magazine t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

TO OWNERS AND USERS OF HORSES
\ uRGEON WALuLRAVE'S CONDITION
70" DERS, &c. N. b,-Ths Article has
peeh introduced into the country but obont three
mon hs, and the irg dcnard ii h, met
wi'h las emu ely exceeded tho ast eanpniue
hopes OF tho propi tr. Naerly all livery sfabica,
atd great lumber OF gentlemen owniig h res.
have USED and ase deishted with IL Ii not only
improves pre- eht apPea AN If the orse. bu
IS "i permanent and most decided be. fiji. App
10 the druggists generally. iyiO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
pRAMYLTN INrTRMARY


fENlE public respectfully informed that this insti
A tuition is erected on The most improved plan, ana
airy and most admirable situation, IN the iaubourg
Franklin, upon The railroad, mile from die alissis
si,Pi. n.;,,a
intl apartments for keeping seParae ddterebi ciassss
and feren Diseases.
The INSTITUTION is supplied with most skilhll and
attentive niae and femal- muse, nnd speaking 'heya
ruiis modern languages. :,
Private may be hnd bv gentlemen ~ hfe d0i
lars per tav. nruin,4 aitend'nce &c
Terms in the OF mary wards. tso d"'iars per day
Snves also two dolIara. Small P"x IN The ordinary
wards FIVE dollsrs.
All capital surgiaal operatr M e-trn.
The resident pin, sris DR. "sddenan 10 whom
application inr admission must be iade u 10 l'r y
Inzeniberg, No " Eaniparl street aplg1y
t.AC i, SIDES-l5lrl, bacon ,int,,l d ,g from
ID so boat neral Nnvne, for .. b,
IAIEF 81 M IN,
i,2 II Coome fstreet.
gNi.OUR, wHISkEy, PORK T. HttF-l48 Ibis
u superfiue aud 15} do fin, -four; 10 hnls common
M IS h6Is rectifed whiskey ibis and Is bbls
prime pork bhs prime beu the ergo OF nat boat
~ '''' ''"' - ''"''' n !, & AMFLuNG,
2jy II Commerce street.
X,AMiLY hAli5-74 bbIs cnnrasscd Family HAIRS
:" sns,or quality l%p9"S AMI i uNt
isx6 IL Commerce street
! !. Os.N-75 barrels liosin, landing and for sale ~
Cont street
TFAlANA ANS-500,O60 q didersnl Lruids,
L in stone Cor sue by
SLATER s. 1RIER,
au.l4 40 PoJ dras street
| HNXCHANGE ON Mobile wanted by
GI ABiJAu FISK,
sugt4
tsRA ;nY-5 bolF "a ploof Anglican brandy for
sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co.
aug1i l34 Magazine street.
EgAvANA sEGAHS-2U8lagso green coffee land
! ing from sclr Liberty, and 200 bags in stor
for sale bv SLATER g. TRIER,
augi 10 Pc, dras street.
| 4 LIE leo casks rhiladelphia Ale AIbofs
| "a lust received. mud for sale by
/ b BEIN 4 A COHEN,
iy9i 80 Common street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

L PROFESSOR NORpiIY assisted by gentlemen Of
i proper qualifications aud experience, has opaued
an Academy, in tn. brick building b-lonElng 10 VIM.
Brand Esq. adjoining the Seruniu 81. Charles
street, vince Young gentlemen, well disguised, will
ceivc good education.
MIR. n. sucils the cooperation of his friends and
those of education, ennhe him 10 reader this ilot-
turi6u useful and permanent.
aug23
70 Office TO THE PUBLIC.-Unonndcd
~ rumors of the undersigned having sold out,
or discoutlnurd his old ant long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
No 50 Custom house Street,
Having been most ndusriously circulated by s"l'-
interested parties, the subscriber hcgs to his
friends generally, and the public at large, that he
still continues within two doors Of his late, or
former stand, to be furnished with fun and cx.
tensve supply Of all the standard kinds Of kitchen
or vegetable uarrten Secds, of the growth and i'm.
port of the present season, 1887.
Since the early part of September, no has re.
ceivcd ample supplies, by the packet ships Vcks-
burg Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages direct from New York. BY the Mlssis-
sippi and another packet, he is in daily ex peclu.
ton of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received Invoices thereof by
mail.
The subscriber begs further to assure the public
at large that he il at present as we'll enabled TO
meet and execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale retail, he ever was
since his first establishment in Jnnnnry, 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardancrs' orders
filled at the lowest and most reasonable rates. by
the pound weight, and gallon bushol measure.
Catalogues, citIar in French English, may
always be obtained on personal application -
usual, to WIN SMITH,
Garden Seed Store, IS Custonhousc sire It.
NOFE.-A constant supply OF Bird Seed, citi.o
mixed plain; puverzed soup; herbs, and ShakGls'
dried herbs,-wjth supply Of peas and beans.
E1LOUR-lOO Ibis hes, quality, made Of new wheat
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

CODE or PRAClh + or LOUISIANA.
HE Suisse ber has bSen time in preparing.
and has now very nearly completed, new edi-
ton Of the code of Practice upon plan Which cannot
hEi To become nsetm the rrottssi0n in hch he is
assisted b., few of his friends the experience in II
law OF some of whom dates ora the establishment Of
our judicial ~ stem, und under whose especial direction
tue matter has been prepared. Since the apleara
0i the spe linen uunbcr nI the Civil Code, published
by MrssrS. l.. ohis Co. II thought advisable
publish the Code of Practice in ii e form, that
th,sc who desire it, may be enabled to ind tie two
Codes together.
The arrangement, however, will he different After
collecting all the decisions of the supreme Court upon
the rule OF practice which upply to the arioIes
aiued in the ode, they have been dtgeSted end pla
ced under each appropriate article, in the stupe ofa
note; together with references the same thar the
reader ny turning TO anf article of the Code Of Prac-
ce viii AT know the decision upon it. The
work viii also contain all the amendments the Code
OF Practice vel AS the laws creating and regulating
the City Comts Of New Oieans, with complete in-
dex to the Whole,
Ihe above work will make its appearance us soon
tic first Of March neat and bound in good substau
tnl sheep COM! on low binding, sold 1T SIX DOLLARS
per coy.
NJ. GREINER.
nu!0--2m Attorney at Law