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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06

We learn from st. Adams that two men
were SO severely injured on the 4th, by the
accidental discharge Of the gun while load.
ing, as to render ampulalion necessary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
WlIIG MEETING.

The Wings Of Burlington are notified 10 meet at
Towards TOMORROW EVENING, at eiph,
O'Clock, fer the purpose Of appointing delegates to
the District Convention, to be held at Cambridge
on the l2ll, JuIv6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
THE STATE CONVENTION.

As we anticipated it would be, was the
largest ever holden in Vermont. Various
estimates as to the number have been
made, varying from 600 to 500; judging,
however, from actual counts at different
times and from the fullness of the House,
on the floor and in the galleries, we think it
safe to say that 700 is near the true mum
Der present when the convention was full.
The nominations were unanimously con-
Cured in, and q spirit was manifested
which promises well for the cause. Upon
the resolutions there arose an interesting
discussion and we shall not be charged
W it'll Undertaking. the speeches OF anv gen
tieman, when we say, that father Herrick
Of Randolph--a patriot OF the revolution.
who suffered his full share in British pris
onship--for his pungen. touches at the false
democracy of the loco focos, for his occasion.
al outburst of true patriarchal eloquence
and for his earnest invocation TO the people
to maintain the principles of their patriot
ia thers--exceeded them all in interest and
effect. Slavery, the currency, and the
presidency, were subjects Of earnest discus.
sion; and although conflicting views were
fearlessly expressed and maintained with
that boldness and independence character.
stic Of true Wings, the final decision on
them all was made with great unanimlty.
The Presidential question was referred to
the next convention; a resolution upon the
subject of a national bank was laid upon
the table and the opinions of large ma.
lorily Of the convention on the subject oil
slavery. and the admission of new states
of this convention, we say to our friends
be of god cheer--do your part (aihfuily--
and Vermont, at the nert election, ,oiU giut
a largely increased majority against loco
focoism. -Vermont JVatchman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
SUB TREASURY BILL DEFEATED

W - bET Th ] Ell.
We are enabled to write. 1t is finished +!
week sooner than we had anticipated
The Sub Treasury scheme of collecting,
keeping and dlsbursing the Public Moneys,
after an earnest debate Of one week, was
demolished in the House of Repres en,a-
lives on Monday evening, by the decisive
vote of 1875 to III The House, when full
consists of 242 Members, of whom one
Mr.. Lawer OF Ala. is dead; two (Messrs
Brnye Of this State and Ripley Of Lou J
are sick at distance from Washington
Mr.. Jabez Jackson of Ga. had abandoned his
seat and gone off to Saratoga, to avoid
voting on this queston-not wishing TO
vote either for the measure or against his
party; Mr.. Speaker Polk does not vote
so there was but one Member beside Mr..
Jackson who could have voted and dad not
= and he is Mr.. +. o. J. Smith of Maine,
Conservative, who has gone to Europe.
ISo full vote was never before taken
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06

Treasury arithmetic, or Is turned into 81
Tine following piquant epigram is given by The
Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Chron-
ice, as one of the current querlies of the capital
under the above title. II will be better understood
by It's being ca lied 10 mind that under Mr. Adams
administration the expenses of the government
we're thirteen millions, while under Gen, Jackson
they rose to thirty one millions.
"In Tariff times, when Adams reigned,
How swiftly was the treasury drained
His millions when we came TO see
The tens were ONE, the units THREE.
This was too bad, and, in a storm,
We roared for jackson and reform
Both came and now, so greats the fun,
The TENS are three, the UNITS one !"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08
Lot ISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

OYER THE LOUISIANA COURSE.
rlNilE FALL MEETING: has been postponed TO
D Tuesday, the , tn day Of Dec enlhef.
First Doy-~wctrslnkcs. Tor two Year "Ids--mlle
DISQUALIFICATION 5000, forfeit S2nI' four suso rocrs
and roscd-J"hn + Miller A l. Blngniuan, W Mi
nor and T. G $ Fn,rar.
Same Dry -rroprctors' Purse, sl0o-niie h"nts-
entrance 80, ad led the purse: free all horses.
Second Day -lhe Creole Purse Of $5bl-mle
heats.
Same Dny--Purse $25O-ne heots-tree for all
horses.
Third Day-proprisor Purse Sl,2H0-two mile
hcus more than start, the second best t" be enc
titled to .nO-if but two, the winner receive : l
Fourth Day-Jockey Club Purse, 81 ,8ol-three nile
heats; of which the second best will I've aned tH sl'
it more than two starbut two, the winner 10 receive
$l,5O0.
Fitth Dny-The Louisiana Plate, value 81 ,O0h-two
mile heats five year ods and will AIRY 100 lhs
-four wear olds and under, their appropriate weights
Sirh Dny-JocKcy Club Purse, l5OO-tour mile
heats: more than start the second best horse will
he entitled $j00-f but two, the winner TO receive
$2AO0
tSerenh Doy-Proprietor's Purse, S6Oo-miIe heats
hest 3 in 5.
Eighth Day-Post Stnke-hree milo heats-en-
trance $l5D-p. p-tree for oil ages-wegbt for age
HENRY TAiLOE,
c BRANCH,
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY,
noyl3 Proprietors
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

NEW, VALUABLE AND srANDAhD.
VALUABLE AND SCARCE.
SIR WN. GETS pompe yana, vols 8mo
- fi"ra's Gems with superb coIored flotes
iinboei, La fhiIo.opIle lie Ia Aatur.
Les l.oui, CvleS, Paris I791 scnrce
khcvclnPedle du .lCu est Eshecs
NEW MEDICAL WORKS.
Lewis on Fev'r-phlhi>is aud Blood Leg
Rays NJ deal Jurisprudence ON lusaniGy
Holmes On Fever-rrtcna,d o" Insanity
GIbs0n'S Sur4er,-l.iston's surgery
MdM fiery llustrated-Cootes popular Medicine
tle'S Dictionary OF Chemistry
Roses Anay c.l CLeml my
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL.
Amarcnn Almanac aud Repository, for 1879
Me- uIoch's co rmrreini Dictionary, London
lunt's Nautical Almanac for 1899
:" Pilot i}owiircus Navigation
hxpoiitous Ncnsurcr
AEcnlrECruRE AND MECHANICS.
l,on's Dict nary Of Architecture, lendon v.
do Arritecture 3 vols, London
Shsw'S Arrhlectme I redgnld'S Carpentry
tng'neFr's Mechanics Encyclupedia i.ond u
Hath os Mathematical Tables
mI>crLLANE,trS.
$n@rNs American ltiog ap1y. " vols
ihioSopiGr" M>rcIIanIns nom the FishHf OF '.
Cousin, loujf oy and Il. Constant
tofh Eunon'S " or :, : vols, und"n
u Israeli CnroSes OF !.iterHture, l.ondon
t'titIcaI Econoa y, 10y say, do Nethnhc
iackharls ii Of Walter >,cor, : vols
'cntiuant and I@ab,a t., Prescott, ; vosa
>huke*peore splendid shltion, vols 8no
And general assortment Of nw, hedicai : lGn &c
Classical Miscellaneous BOOKS, \o>os, rhn"t 300
Dictionaries, q IA Unar, English and + ench, spun h
EJOHNs 6. co.
v26 cor. Chnlles and Common SIS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08
METAIRlE RACES.

V6'IIE Fall Meeting for 1885, over this course will
4 commence ON Monday, 10th December.
First Dny-t match for $3.50 side h. f. four
mile heat. Major r. }. Wells names b. f. Extant, by
INN Levathan, dam imp Refugee, by Wanderer.
Grier & Simmons name b. c. by Pucic dam by Sin
Charles.
Second Day--A mulch for $1,000 Il side, h. #. four
mile heats. Mayor I Wells names c + Hecswns,
by imp. Levi"than dam Black Sophia. tlrnine ham s
damn by Fopgallan. Grier 81 Simmons names c..
Wihnn IIrrnden by W"odpecker, dam by Whipstcrn.
Second Race, same day. Swe-pstukc- for ? year
old colts and fllies, mile heats, $500 il nine
subscribers.
jas : Carlson &C : Farrur,
Ira Smith Smith, + Smith,
'rhos J Wells y Stevenson.
Coz Ringnmnu VIM } Minor
Third Dny--Two mile heats, c Purse, $500
Same Dav Two mile heats, J & Purse, $50
Fourth Das-Fhree mile heats, J Z Purse, 1000
Fifth Da,-Fnur mile heats ] c Purse, 1000
Si<h DUy.-NIilc heats, best 3 in j, j G Purse, 100
seventh Duylhrce mile heats, ProprieIors
purse, iOO0
JAS $ GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
mos WELLS.
nuvl6-tro
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08
FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

TENHE public are rs ectiulIy informed that THIS ins
u tuition is erected the most improved plan, and
aud most aiarahie situation, in the iaubour
trHqhIn, upon lie laih ID, one mile from she 'iIssls
sppi.
'fhc building Is large / most eommo4iouslv divided
Uu aIurmrmtS for -tpI separate different classes,
and Il Ierent Diseases.
The instruction is suppl will. most skuI and
attentive male aud emai' a..d speaking the va
rlUus mOleim ianguagca.
frfyne rooms may be bad by gentlemen at live dol
lars per day, ncudin- Attendance, sc.
Terms III the mary w~tAs. tss dollars per day
Slaves also TWO dollars. Small rox the ordinary
wards, five dollars. #
An capital surgical npera'l"ns ex'Fn.
Tie fr~I'jrnt phl .Iat Df " sddenan, 10 " hnn
application tor ADMISSION must Ire mad, 10 DR. G
l'nzeHhe'g, No II Rampant street aplN "
10 CASEY, No. 10 ia p lree has just received
Do fro;r Lundo, per tlip iper aas,, Ntnillni.
Royal Super 70, al. Imperial, Coumbier, and double
10. Tnrnbrl'T i"ud"n loards. uin aud Tin cd
Bristol bpaid Ivory pnper; Transparent Horn paper
Gold and Silver paper Gold borders, White and Color
DRAWING PENCILS.
Reeves & Sons best prepared Lead Pencils; l'rook
n Langd,n' do do
COLOURS. &C., &c.
Reeves & Sons WGer Coora Newmans do; box
Of Chaks, soft Ora, ols-36, y AID IA different
shades; Liquid Gold; Gold and Silver shells; Marble
and China Ink Slabs China saucers; him 1ile,3o
and d, isn,Ds; Ivory Mahogany, and hna PHleites;
Ponuh brushes; best Badser lomh brushes; f"nah
knives; Music and Stretching Portfolios Paper testl1
and Cork srnnps Miniature worries Cases
Swan Quill Pencils; do black ; hle do.
OIL COLOURS,
Prepared canvass; Japanned Tin hnxos Bladder Co
LOUIS. With Pencils. Drawers, g.. Prepntsd t1nva.s
Il, 30 \ :}6 inrhe..
POCKET BOOKS & WALLETS.
Russia aud Morocco Pocket Books: Rus-Ia Leather
Wallets; Itussa Leather Poclet, books, d ivory
leuHes, patent Tablets, with Snve pencil casrs.
StEEN HANDLES.
Plain and Rredrd Rosew ooh, Boz wood, Mat gold
Furnished gold, Fancy coorcd and gold Screw Han
dlrr.
PEN HOLDERS.
Pearl mud Gold Pen Holders; Pearl and Silver do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

NEW PtBLH AIlONS
FENlE If rchanS Manual, mprIstIs The principles
H. ct trade, conn cree and tNng, it'll lercant's
accounts, inland and foreign bills, par OF England:
equation d payments, ,>c by Il Foster.
Democracy III America, by Alexis de Tlcquevilla,
in vol.
Man III liz physical structure, and adaptations, by
Robert Moiir.
The Flower Garicn containing directions for the
cultivation Of all garden flowers; with stlgcte li<s
the aupu.cd annual, blennia and perennial
flower plants in vol, mo.
Gleauiugs of Natlrc' containing ttty-se, groups
of ANNA and pIantS with roppltr descriptions o.
their habits. tv Robert Nnde.
The erims of Gaming; being extracts from the Da
nt an american hhHsriat
Outward Il. uutI; Merchants Adventures, Nv She
ar,thor OF 'i,Utin the Rccf.r' The cid Colauodoc'
new edition, in : vols,
4 Resid nee Of Eleven N,ars in the NaN Holland
and The Caroline lands, being the Adventures OF j.
F. O'tonael, Edited iroui his verbal narration; in
volume.
stevens Ms Civil Ensisering of Moth America in
volume, @vo.
Grny's Eiegy, illustrated, vol, 8vo.
GrayS Bard, illustrated vol, l2mo
Welstrr's Elements Of Physc., | vol, l2mo.
Roscors Life ofl.o elzo de- M",Iiri. with n memoir
Of the aathor in vol; !nse received aud tor sale b,
w NJ NrkEhA.
now cor OF tnurp 4 Commons
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08
COKE

COKE.
fgNlE price of Coke f.om and after the st dav Of
j. DCoAer VIII be fifty cents per rel III the Gas
Works lah, and II taken III quantities OF nua-
died barrels, :" i'll he delivered free Of tilayage.
HE advantage tta' lits article ottuel possesses
the anthracite and bltum eolI5. gniting
rradily than the torner and tes from The unp ensant
smoke of the iatt r, should induce every tamil make
OF it.
d W WELLS,
Sec'N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

E, JOHNS & CO,
STATIONER'S HALL. corner of st. Charles aud
- Common streets. The subscribers having rcceiv-
we'd and now in store their assortment of goods fr m
England France and the North, offer for sale the fol-
lowing articles:
English Drawing papers Of all sizes,
do wiring do super royal, royal
medium and deny, foolscor, letter paper,
ex. large thin velluln; do blue laid; do do
copying paper, at all sizes,
London an! iirStn boards; do ftncy letter and
note paper, plain, elTboss and coral bro
cadr,
knSercan cap, letter and writing papers from
the best mills in the Union,
ftrryan Pens OF all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts; Stephens and
Perryans writing fluids, Nlorrsons aut
Ierryan's best copying inks; English and
American folio AID qunrto copying paper
Rodgers & Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk knives. razors and scis-
surs,
Pocket books and wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English WATERS md sealing wax, superior quail
tv; Travelling desks and dressing cases
Ackerman's and Newmans hest nature cn.,n :,
Brookmans and Auhernun's drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British and Amer.
lean Annuals for 1889
Books-English, French, Spanish Italian Ter
and Latin, consisting in classical, law
medical works, literary, &c.
Just received and for sale BY
nos2a b JOHNS g. CO.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

AIRS II Court Ter the Parish aud City of New Orr
leans, Present The Honorable Charles Muuriau,
Iui&as No. l266 John IL. Graham, in actual Gu sio-
dy his trtdltnrs pom reading and ing the Pc
lttip d Sct dude, GIs case 1t is ordered by tlla
Court tat meeting OF the reditnrs % the a, olvcat
flke pnce, in open Court, Monday The Il III day of
5eccnhrr nest, then and nerr 10 d, ,rrse on the at-
tnre id u9u>r ni and the tie all pioceed
lmgs =. ls hiS p ard properly stayed. 1t il
!t:stt'tr orrrel that ihos II. n unet}v Esq be APP
pnnlcd Ia re-, resent the .hsrMt creditors.
ClcgA's tfce, Nc " DliranS, Anv %, 1898.
A GUlOL,
nnr,lI IYnrk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

'ESIFE Gfire OF the New O'eaus and Mobile Mail
Line is removed, tru' under the t3,>chanee Hotet
No. IS luydHs street. NJ which place letter ha:4
viii be kept open una III to Il II. Frrway letters
Tn Sc Ton Mn.is liuTther Eust, ill he pHt IN
The Post Once I'll MOI lie.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08
MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE:

Hempred from Il Custonhouse ST
70 MEX / DOOR TO ST. CHARLES rilEATRE
CORNER OF P"YDRAS & ST. CHARLES STREET.
aueo-l232
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FOR HAVANA.

Regular Packet
Fl The fast sailing packet brig GANNI-
m coppersi '1 5 " "sH viii %I be ncya ' on
the 9th inst This brig is intended a regular
packet and is fitted such in the handsomest manner,
for the accommodation of 30 passengers. An eXpc-
reuced commander, attentive servants, and table sup
piled with luXrrv the market affords. For freight
passage apply board I'd tier below the ferry or
to opposite the Triangle stores, or to,
WI PORTER,
dec3 % Common y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

II FOR HtVRr.-lnc A last sailing ship
,SraN GIL. NStiDW, ill have immediate despatch
10y. For passage ony apply To
) Il j + WHITNEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

Fox iuO.iAIONp.
Ia, The rig i.lNCpi.N, Capt Gr,nt, viii
have drsl'ncll, for, aas"ge nrriy to
go ) / j w lfNEf,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08
NEW ORLEANS
,Steau dul Bateut RiScuu RuLeru--N 1

WILLIAMS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and
Hlimdn
No. 80 Moreau ncar the Ponclartrain Rail Rond)
Pilot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Midtord and Water Crackers.
All the above articles warranted to be of the
frs quality, and keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-Kiln dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. w. Pritchard and Taga't, .lr.
corner Magazine and Pnydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly fer
family use. l5nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

TVIh y II-'N EJItF.
III The fast sai'ing coppcred and copper fast
,lrersrN entd rig Trojan, Chandler, IUter, huv-
.a--sI- my All nor cargo engaged, Will >hiI IN 81 w
days. passage only, ausing handsome utconl'o-
dAdons, hpplJ to
WIN PORTER,
d'cJ % ollilon st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

STAFE OF LOtiStAAAy-i alish court OF the
~ Parish and City Of New O1Ienns-- resent, the
Hon Charles Mau,Ial, Judge. No. ll2a3 hew;0n
Rchnrs VS. his CREDITOR aud the creditors of .hn &
Boyd y CO. The ceSsrn OF property by the petitioner
is accepted by the for the hnr Of his cled'ors
and rhr creditors John q 80 d. 1t is ordered that
sa creditors do in The ,tce cf II Ccn;s, Fsqr
notary thiic, Errpy The 4th day of any, 1893,
then and there To deliberate upon affairs the IN
solvent and il The mean tine 3il occehmg. ngnhlsf
the person and prnnerty ol SAID Newton RrA,, II
Staycdii is further ordered that Messrs Elnure and
King r appointed represent the al sent cfcdsiUrs tr
this case. AZ order of til cont.
ARMAND PIrOT, clerk.
Clerks Office, December 1t. 38.-
dee t-.}ttar
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GoasiWzse.


T''N FTNFLFl0 TFIN.
III he \ fast sailing brig LANCET, J.
,@I5aT> CLARK, master, nving two thirds OF her ear
-l - z 20 engaged, Viii have mmcrIiac despatch;
io bn!alcc OF ireisiIl or passage, npply 10
) X J T. VIII TNEY.
i..Il14n s.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08


FL The A and yer, fast sailing packet ship
tYFfSA ROCHESTER,, Chas owen, will os.tiveIy
-Sgl-AsZE sail Saturday next, and ahe 10
bales cotton, and accommodate three cabin pns
sensers i immediate application lie made to
LEVI II GALE,
Doy11 (n.,tn,nn ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

FOR MOBILE.
r. ffas;zse a he regular packet low pre- sSure
t-ls,l z-zz4 S,sseomer GiEltFE, Capt Sw,er,
val leave the lake end of the Rail
Road, every
THURSDAYS & SUNDAYS
after the arrival of the y o'clock cars and on err re
turn, lea We Mobile, every
Tues,t0ys"nd Fridays.
For passage apply on bonra TO
CAPT. SWILF.n
S-Whenever IA sufficient number of passengers
offer the Giraffe will touch at of the intermediate
landings, upon previous notice being given to Capt.
Swilfr. nOv7-tt
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ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

No. % Magazine Tttt, opposite banks Arcade.
ENSTABLlSllED for the execution OF maps, plans
IA and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
address cards of every description funeral circulars
deep mourning paper, apolhecary and druggists labels;
bank checks lrav receipts, &c, printed aud in
cheap and expeditions style hy the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB. Bank Notes mt. ely executed. ma
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

in
hl,allU nn. y rnnN 10 + n
ing Mn s. q. NELL
Gance Fnrparn +t~e i, The lm.
m hn and Ssh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

EUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
% Roons So Bienville street, 200 Maple aud Cherry
BedsteadS first rate article. Also a good assert
ment of NugIe, Walnut and Painted Chairs which
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
W Il CARNES
iy7 So Bi.nvilc street
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For the Enterlor.

For Shrcreport, 0ud all |antiugs on Red Ricrr.
cpr PHI i T' ayi "%: : ,s' ""is A1@Hr
=. -:s - thorough repair lIarrods n lughs
slip yard, viii ut went er permit be ready to take
freight Wednesday, lelh inst, aud will run the en-
suing season in the above trade For freight or pas,
sage app to WINSTON X SHALL,
Font | rynr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

HIGHLAND GIN, Hc-6 casks of a superior quail
III itv; an assortment Of real Dantzic Co dials,
Hirrct importation; 2No roll Polish Linen. 30 nni 10
inches wr, snr,abe lor haIiug F"nccoani rnnHnssias
ha,ns; nm assnturn III u mask and i'aHcr Fable an
ems ;5hcetings lshirags, lluuihrtchrfs, Patillns
tIcHs. Rrcagut-, + t,ii!as, Sc, direct tro t, man
ufctufics in Ss-a tPrssu,) and warranted 10 he pure
nen. Also an a. s0rtnrI.t OF toctnss aud socks, to
sale lay JOHN III MAhllNSt' IN,
lj-3tp Il! Royul :
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stoAiDS II SGANTLINn-l5 NJ feet seasoned
, White Pine Boards; p \, feet Hemleck 5. ant
ling lndlng from sGr CUssiuS, Leyce Press and
tor sulc by 5 MP WHITNEY,
iii
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HNTAT De la LDUlSIANE-Cour du Premier
IA District Judic are, John May Foster conlre
crnancirs ct les crcnnciers de Deveapx & Foster Les
crcanclers de john May Foster ct de Deveuux n Fos-
ter s"nt par l present r:qus de sassenbler peine
Gour, sanle'i, % du courlnt, 10 hrures Gu mntin
attn de monrer cause, sill en- exis,e, ponrqnoi ledt
passes pour lie souagemeit DIES debitcurs nsovabes
delen"s. Caswell 4 Brand Esqr. sont NOMINEES pour
reprrSenter les creanciers nhsen>, dams aiare-
Par ordre do la cour, 3 ,iec, 1858.
deC7 = LEBl. tNC, Den Greffer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

NEW PORK Y BEEF-2u bhls mess, and 40 bb1s
~ prime Pork; 20 bbs prime Beet, for sale by
q DORSEY,
I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

THSO Hire or purchase good Cook and Washer-wo'
Il man. Apply at the corner OF Camp and MicertC
streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

G NGNNf BAGS-;'J bales , bushel bags in store, |
w and ion saleby DORSEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

FNshOnlh7e IIattefs, Exchange FfnleI,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
From The Geo,ge,o,ru Unjou


Mn. WEBsTER's REsoLuTIoN.--Tbo
Federal papers are making great noise n
bout this resolution, aud are almost frantic
with ccstacy, because ilrePrnls. they say, the
"Specie Circular" We have examined
the resolution carefully. and aitentivcly
read the debates on the subject, and we can.
not discover wherein it repeals the Specie
Circular. 1t will he recollecied thn, tho
Specie Circular was neilI,cr more nor lcss
than requisi'ion that the public lands
should be pXid for IN Specic-the constitn.
tionaI currency ofthe United S,a,es--nnd
was silent as 10 The medium in which The
revenue arising from the customs and o,her
sources should he paid The Specie Cir.
cGlar made a discrimination between Tho
medium of payment for public lands, and
the medium i'll which other dues might he
paid, and all thai Mr.. Wehstr's resolution
does is, to do away with this discrin,inot;on.
and to require that the Secretary of the
Treasury shall mol mako any "ceneral
order which shall create anv G6trence bo.
tween The different branches of The rnven1o
as To- The money or medium, of payment in
which debts or dues ac:rning 10 tho UnileJ
States may be paid" This does no, repeoi.
but rather amrnas the Specie Circular. II
does not prohibit the issuing of an order re-.