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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

~ ORDERS.
WASHINGTON GUARDS.-Attend n monthly
meeting this eveniny Dec. Sd, at O'Clock, p. NJ
at the Armory, By order of the Captain. avs
5 NJ CROOKE, LIST Sergeant
WHITE ITALIAN MULBERRY PLANTS
w Several hundred white Italian Mulberry plants.
from three to six feet hgh for sale by the undersgncd
residing on the Lake shore on Castn Bayou between
tation. John EAiTPtE pa"
dec3. oNH'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
Dress Il Masquerade Ball,
WASHINGTON BAIL ROOM

81 Philipsree,, between Royal & Bourbon.
VIE Manager of the above named Ball Room grnie.
full to his friends and the public for the unPural
leed patronage bestowed on him Tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them iha the establishment, has
been enla,ged for the amusement of visitors and I'M
dergone immense REPAIRS The bar will be surpassed
by none in quality of liquors, and the Resnura i'll DO
kept by the ablest Resuurateur in the United States
The room will reopen Saturday evening, 3rd Of
November next, bya o.
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BAIL,
and will take place usual every Monday WeInes-
day and Saturday evening, during the season. which
will and on the LIST of May, 1899.
N. b: The attention will he paid to keep
ing periec, order throughout the establishment, as was
done last season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

Norl-g
~ sperm C"ndles assorted sizes, of approved brand.
!5o boxes mould candles, Jacksons brand
90 boxes fresh Soap
SO bbls refined " hale Oil
Champaign Wine of superior quality
imperial, g"nPowder Young hy SON g. souchopo
Copper, in Sheets from 10 to ZOO lbs
Black Lead Pots, assor ed sizes. for sule Inv
n,v IN JOSEPH CoCkAYNE,
NV Wv % Graviers
ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1890
SrLENDlD London AnnuaIs,-The Book of Row
any! SUPERB core plates; Finlens Tableaux, and
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book,
BEAUTIES M Coslnn'e--BmIs and Blossoms;
Whverly keepsake,--The Impera':
Oriental Annual Forget me Nc
1ordan's Portrait Annual;
C"ricalur' ANIMAL Come Annual
friendships Offering;
ilsheI Juvenile Skerh Book;
ioule ladit and Young neneuen's Animal
A'afc' Watt Christmas Tales.
m american AnnuaIs
ihe Token and Atlantic Souycni,.
=, w ihe Violet The Gift;
MIS- "iImah'S annual REGISTER & Housewife Almanac
Americ II Almanac & Repository ofr ,eGl Koo,,,,o,
Blnnl's Nautical Almanac;
- nus u tos. Louisiana Almanac;
Stewart, toiiE,;r anu g., ,ao Almanac
fahduin Tor every day OF the year.
EJOfNS g. Co.
nov 28-5w ''' anu 'o''i "on SIS
w INES ~ DRDItLS-i'sr ;jui,, FINN, R,.n,,,,,-,
w and late arrivals "'
~, Rhenish Wines.
N",r"steineIr, aarcohrunner, Gracenrsr, Hocbbc;
. nsi, i'nnn'sberser, steiubeger, Our LADY, MN
classes. e ' ~ -'hSh WINE
Champagne
hed ana W hite, celebrated brands.
BurSundy.
SPafNl'ng' HON nee, Chanbertin, Clos de Vonreo,.
.ha'ean '.altte, and Chateau hlarsaux, Lco,ill.
lux, m cases of3 doz. Good Eseple and ST Julieu
able Clarel. - "'''"
While Wines
Hermitage, Sauiemc, Bnrsac and Graves
Dessert Vines.
nentlin" l.uncl and FrGniisnan Muscat, Madeira
Id ana pure ms imported in cams
Brandy old champagne, in barrels of 30 gals doz
nd in ii pipe ''''
Genuine alNraschino and di Earn.
90 Martinique aud Bourdeaux Ccrdials
:" hlle and Red Bordeaux Arisctte in cases
Old Eataia Iii tirinnbic
AbsHn'h and klschw tssrr
itnr1cnuX hrariy Fruits
W h'le BortcauA Wine Vinegar
70, sal" by r JOHNS & co,
l''-o cor OF ST Charles Il Common st !
guy k-l?O brls landing nom steamboat Western
= thl 'o sale by q DORSEY,
9-el Al Now Leyee
t'LoUR-joO bbIs MIs branlrin store and
10 sue hy c. DOR >EY,
"'-' - New l'v.t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

~ NOTICE.
a IoFFEE HOUSE, known by the name of the
~. steam5oa, Exchange for sale with all its con-
chairs aud all its fixtures if required he'd md beJdin~
Gnas ana tables, and number of other articles TOO te-
a,i.s to mention The tease is thirteen months, IL
y, II 70 come; rent 5o dollars per month. Amy person
ni$ns 10 purchase will meet attention at 10 Grod st.
For cash blrgain will be given
l., ROBERT MITCHELL.
eoPE-lOO COLI III store and for sale nv
ABR AHAM TRIER
"e.' 40 PoyGras It
EITER PAPElt-Just received a few cases Of
very lew priced letter paper blue and wbi,e nIa;n
and ruled, for sale very cheap by pun"
DAVID FELT e. co,
Jo., New York Stationers Hall
~" "a Chartres g.
AVANA SEGARS-300 600 in store and f1 soI,,
ABRAHAM TRIER,
40 Poydros 81 |
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
COTTON CIRCULARS

%" PRINTED viM Tie Greatest Ermd ton, and
in style unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, Or else.
where.
ORDERS left al CoMPrING R"oM in 81. Charles Elk.
change, Corner Of Grarier 81. or al r r E
NJ E lCAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner of Poydr,s and ST. Charles Streets, ,eiN be
promptly attended to.
Dec 1T.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

NOTICE.
MIR. GEORGE MLRRlCk having resigned the Of
flee ochef Engineer of the New Orleans aud Carroll
ton Rail Road, MIR. John Hampson has been ppont
ed IN his place, To whom all persons having usness
with, or wishing information regarding said Rail Roud
will apply at the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
BY order of the Board
(signed) JOHN NICHOLSON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
Such opinions are any hing bnt Christian.

The GIRAFFEIs coNE!-Ths most singular ami
NAL, so frequently nan-d by naturalists, and snecu-
lated upon by students, has arrived among u.s. and will
he exhibited in few days. Never before was one of
them seen the American continent, and no intelli
gent citizen should let the present opportunity pass
unenjoyed We received letter yesterday making
Two enquiries regarding the Grue, which we are hap
py in answering. The VERrEBnk of the neck ar,
only seven. Not more as supposed by our correspon-
dent. The proprietors of this living animal have two
skeletons OF the sanls species in New York which es
tab'Sh thus TACT beyond doubt. IL is true that in mo-
wing the Giraffe uses the two legs its right then the
two on its left, but it is only thus when waIkinr-
When it runs, the of its legs is similar to
that u horse when gallorng. MIR. Clayton who
caught this animal and has hunted md caurbt m,nv
others, is in attendance, and happy in furnishing any
information respecting its h,ls both in its present and
n its wild state.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
STOP THE MURDERERS ~
$1,000 REWARD

w Ill be paid by the undersigned, for the ann,a
w hensIon OF John Step and Solomon Mn ,vho
murdered Martin Farley, sen. on the gh oc,"Lpn,. VINO
VOLS Ferry in Hardin county, Tennessee. "' ~
'o4a hSeP IS obont26 years of age, feet spr in
cined to curl and verv low forehead The middle i,n,
o, e lore finger OF his right hand sconsderably enIar
se S. IIccaslon.s, tits supposed, by hurt.
o step about - or "A years of age feet II
dark complexion, dark eyes dark hair ;n
ched 70 curl, and very high cheek bones The bones
,s Sht hand have heSn broken near the middle of
back of his hand. e''o'e ''ase on Inc
in ne Steps formerly resided in the Cherokee country
ma & ana II is thought they will either make their
va BACK to Georgia, Or strike .or Texas. '''''
I, ne above reward will be paid on their delivery i,
c,p ehe county, tennessee, or Proporonuble rswa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

'HNHE subscriber having taken a commodous fire.
prenf warehouse, respectfully offers hi, services ia
chase and sale of hides furs and pelres and ~ repa
the same, as we'll as WOOL moss, hemp, tobacco. dr.,
goods &c. SC. He will also receive any kind of mat
chandIze on storage, at l55 Tchoupitoulas street
4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

The rererend and charitable editor of the Observer
on Saturday repeated the account given by the Bee of
the abstraction of money from the Post Office by an
individual named Smith, for the sole purpose of perver
ing facts to suit his specious purpose of abusing every
innocent amusement and utterly condemning all who
participate in them. In his remarks upon it he tries
tomake ii appeur that this Smith actor,-ergo
that all thieves, and all who witness plays,
guilty OF the crime. Such least, is the drift Of
this very pious mans logic He says we are also in
formed that this Smith, alias Adams, was lately
and till within very e days past one of the teachers
in that "school of morals" called the Camp street
Theatre" This of the reverend scribe is as void
OF truth the deductions he makes from are deficient
in that christian charity of which he processes to be
teacher! At the beginning of the season. for one night
and night only he sreptitiously obtained entrance
to the stage whence he secuted by the press the
public and the manager Since that tire, with brief
interval he has been employed as an undefstrappsr in
this office, to fold The papers we have published and
file those received and that too on the strength of his
coming to us from brother Laurence himself, of the
| pious Observer.
| lhe next sentence of his sneering sophstry runs
thus: twill this fact suitably illustrate the stote.
ment OF the Bee made made few DAYS since that the
theatre ia calculated improve the morals and under
standing OF the community" We will not ask his
meaning in this species of taunt-it is palpable
enough: but we would ask as he deems the church
and clergy fit school and teachers for pure morality,
what conclusion is to be drawn from the black list of
hypocrites in sable "who have figured so largely on
the catalogue ocrimnas guilty Of Of the deep
est de!" Does he think to do religion service BY
recalling these to peoples minds or by compelling
them in selfdeence. to publish the detas1 He can.
not point to the of 'one Acknowledged actor on
the criminal roll, yet utterly condemns all who visit
theatre, on the strength of Improved charge against
man who INDUCED himself on a stage for one night
Where can he find cuprs on the stage Of equal gull,
with those condemned criminals, E. x. Acery Jocelvn
Dodd and hundreds of such otbersl Yet those who do
not pnbcy profess religion, have much real car
y to condemn those that do because ofthese monsters
who have disgracsd the church: yet, this profcsssd
teacher OF creed, whose great master took for his per
vadlng attrbutes-"charity and mercy'-publishes
such liberal doctrines thesc
What will the world think of the religion of those
christian parents who allow their children to attend
| sucn exhi ons!"
Such opinions any Thing bnt Christian!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
SALLY FARLEY,
HENDERSON G. FARLEY,
JACkSON FARLEY,
SAMUEL, IENJX

I hCINT--dc I
~ ''1or' throughout Tennessee Alabama Ais
sSnp n;,s II"Sa AK 'nsus Louisiana and Texa, who
M sNe NE ABOVE f,iee publications nd forward ,ba;
charges to sally Farley Hamburg, Pn Hardin rn u,'
y, Tenn. shall be promptly raid. ''" CUM
t. ILL., l.. IS hereby given that an assignment h,,
If MI n ,, made by Messrs Blair u Lawes OF this v
l"p;na :" and eslae of ev 7 description be-
in uh ,o"ety OF this city, and of said Blair e. nwes Or
III V ey a'e respectively interest, d. To John Inv
nmd " W. X, New Jersey, AMI to John WalsworIh
n'in w III. y. Miller If l- ely ut New Yo,k r,r ,i
@eneht OF TIC creditor: of said house and under The
s.nap III SAD asst nncnt, aud which said as
All ,, ~ las .. en- duly recorded in this civ
pay ana a creditors # the same tire r,ouns,e ,o n," :"
Ssh' Their 'l''ms Imm"d r,cy To '" i'''
HENRY f. TIL )MAS
dccl--G, >, Ag nj of said Assgneea,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

STATE OF LOUISTANA.-Parsh Court Of the
~ Parish and City of New OIlenns--Present, ths
hon nor Charles Maurian, Judge. No. 1928 Newton
Richards VS. his credi.S.s 90" ,s ..aImn.g &c ID
is accepted by the for the benefit of his creditors
ana The creditors oil John G Boyd 1t is ordered that
SAID creditors do meet in the office of II Ccnus Esor
.hen and there TO deliberate upon affairs of the in
Solvent and III the mean time all ,oceedings against
tne person and property OF said Newton Richards are
stased-it is further ordered that Messrs Emors and
King be appointed to represent the absent creditors in
ms case. BY order of tn court
ARM AND PITOT, clerk.
Clerks Office, December LIST. 1885,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

'ENHE subscribers have now on hand and for sale:
Zoo sO' boxes extra soap, brand of James Gould,
800 do imitation Mol do
25o taliow candles, brand of Jackson &. Trowbr;dre
4oO sperm candles, N Bedford and Nantucket
SO boxes Judd's patent do do
300 do Goldfish
lOo do manufactured tobacco various brands
20 cases sweet Spanish chocolate
2oo cases Tyson aud young Hyson tea
50 boxes paste backing
800 kegs Boston nails
l6 casks W inter- strained sperm oil
2oo Sicily, Madeira Wine, in pipes, half pipes, a,
aoo casks and oc taves, entitled TO debenture
zoo coils bale rope
loo bales Hampshire sheetings rtinss, e. driIIinys
2OO Lowell cottens, 7l6 aud A cot tonades and lin
seys, kerseys, suitable for negro clothing.
ISAAC BR DGE eco,
der2 -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

NOTICE.
'NNHE packet ship SHAKESPEARE Palmer, Nas-
ter, FROM New York, is dscbarging opposite the
vegetable market Consignees will please attend to
the receipt of their goods.
lnc3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14
From the Christian Advocate and youruaLI
IMPORTANT To TuE BLIND.

NY Bear Brother Co.It Is 10 rforu<
you that for many have suffered much ds
sing affection the eye and have rsd many remedies srdS
operations from the hands OF the 6rsC
oculiss day In Europe, but without ercting pcrma
cure; and although could write BY the
aid Of cataract glasses still OF much
trouble asd anxiety Having Lssrd of tho masy tssd
Incredibly performed by JOHN wisnps Eo-
dent this i but late &C England rmlpsd
bio " enu'd obtain relief or rure
accordingly called upon him Providence House Iie ~
told me The nature OF dcscae aud dd n
doubt by 0ocs bess To BE- Of much service 10 me and IN
regards charges all h. vant.d ers,iuds moi bsvo
time ever wed from any Nthods
preacher ~ his NE; hutke qu upon him eyery|
DAY" Ths have dsne for the last DAYS and i due ,rI
him To soy that have already wed an smunt OF
ueynna 10y ost angune expectations for whch
2o grateful and y now source Of much regret both
n sru mysr ibst the nature of ministerial duties
auss me 70 Lave the CRY for have srorg hopes
hs'usd bsre sh'uio experience cer'as core. "a
nssf nen prompted ~ write thus that the Athlete
"nE MY brethren IN the ministry, who appI
.spr "llfn,s ~ hs house. have been witness
w hgnber ~ ~ paerts -ho have been restored sig
r sr,ng denied that bessirg msuy years and In 10
sianc those bIn blind A1ohpr important featu
nrirest~ePt Vs. that his remedies appear he safe, az
pan.
The Insertion ef this letter IN the Advocate would oblf
me Hnd think q ol oent tn those o bret who NEE
th doctnrs assistance aud avorsby circunssnc.d
To hs," tn opportunity ~ calling upon him.
an with and brotkery love ahsruonstelv
Ne .f"rt. Nav ~ 1888 THOS, RnN6RIDGE..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

STEEL PENs.-R Roach & Warner, of 1853 Broadway,
furnishes the fines. OPTICAL mathematical and phio-
sophlca instruments in the city. Wholesale mer-
chants and dealers could not do better than give them
call, and examine their csmpasses, barometers and
thermometers, all of their own manufacture and which
they sell on the most accommodating terms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

SuSressD CsrrLAsaAnoS.-Cspx. Nash, of the
steamboat PaiySeid, jast arrived from Bridgeport,
Conn, reports large Ere seen eastward of Crane
Neck, which LASTED all Thursday night; il was sup
posed to proceed from ship fire, either close to
Crane Meek Boy, or in the Atlantic. The light was
SO extremely vivid that, chhough Crane Neck is 100
miles distant, the persons at Bridgeport could see 10
pick up pin I!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14
ROYAL UNDERSTANDING.

The smsilness Of The understanding.
Those Americans who have never been in Lon
dos, have no idea Of the freedom with which Roy
atty and nobility ere handled By the carcstarists
Those got up IN New York against Van Buren, are
mild-positvely complimentary, compared to the
English ones WHAT will the ladies Of New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

SrIcIDE.-John Mac Cartin, an Irishman, residing
liz Hester strest day before yesterday destroyed
himself by taking audanum. The deceased was
porter to Messrs. Cores & Haydock druggists. On
the night of his death he came home and acted very
strangely; drank brandy, took laudanum, went to
PED, covered up his face and died. Verdict accord
inolv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

NInLo s-ASToINE RAvEL's BENEFIT THIS Eve
SiSG'-Aii those afflicted by melancholy, will find
cheap and eecual an,dote in visiting Niblos, where
inc comic and lrresistby droll Antoine PLAYS the
clown IN the famous italian pantomn,e, and yarie
~ ofother characters. We have no doubt hut. "a an
Gabriel Ravels night, Tuesday last thousands will
make good the old adage-
Care 10 our coffin adds nail M so.h.
While every grin so merry draws one outn
For particulars, refer orr readers 10 tho odxer-
tsement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
Samuel Erylcy. Talhart County, Md.
Owen Cnlln-ller

All are said to be like to live.
We rcorc, not to find the same of Jud@"
Ca,ncrun M the above isl. though lic may
be among those not arrived in Wilmington
from the n. !ulci, iur whom carriages were
yesterday despatched! from Wilmington.
Seven persons died on one OF the pieces
OF the wreck the ny before they were fall
Ten in with, anloug them the Rev. Mr.. Wort
and lady. of the Episcopal Church.
The hinder part "',lic stern, after thc boat
parted. contained 80 oi GU persons. mostly
women aud children. The persons savc'!
saw this go down. or course all we're lost.
some Ui The persons rescued ch3r"c the
accdciit as the result of gross negligence
t'!a b!"w c"rA had ''c"n left open. and the
h"i!rrS cmpticd and hot. the fri. ned
i.n2n"cr Suddenly filled ,hcn with water.
an the cXpius!"m va, the immediate result.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

curing the payment Of dues to the United
S'n'es to hc made in specie, hu, onlv tina,
no d,sf'acflon shall he made IN ,i.c II cdinm
IN which dues shall he paid. whc,lrr those
""es accrue from III" sil"s "i puilic lands
or from the customs. In other words. ,lIat
IT the land mcrcli,nt is required 10 pay in
specie, The broadclo,h nicrrhau, must pny in
specie too How such 81 resolution can he
considered reycni of the Specie Circular,
IS To usan enigma: and he prc.cmlion hv the
Federal papers 'Ia, this resolution GOES. ar
was was even intended, 10 repeal the Specie
Cirrnlnr. is Il GROSS deception prHct;Ccd upon
the crrhu'i,y "f I'll" people.
want "t ihi"'H-' ne, among ::ic people,
IS Il ilvo:itu axiom, ni,li the Frdrr;,i"tSnn
has been since the found ,.i6n of the Gov
"rnnirrt: hut the present r;,u:iulCn, aiic,um
10 impose II deception on the COUNTRY. will
prove. "c think. that whi... The Fc,.cral
hank Wings are k""~rS, the rco.,ic are rot
fcriS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
rrom the Cnurie>tou C,u,;er. .y,vo ~

H""Ei.hT OF TIE EXPRESS MN,-O,
saturday nISni last, between 10 and II ~
cloch. iuc h" having the charge of In. Ex-
pre-, Mai. was stopped. about 10 miles
from HE ci!y. hy two men o, borsrb,ck
ordered 10 'iIsinpum'. and heinz tuke,, :, s,,nrt
distance i:u me road. WAS boul,I IN a1rco
Ni'h ia" rcin, OF h:, hiilr, aud s,rins of his
eva ciJ;Iin,. The mai! bau was then cu,
op'h u l!:r robbers, aud the letter, wcrc
i'.ncA ""i ani r.il II ui their contents. The
COY. ai'Cr r,;:iaIi!!ng hound about an h,ur
succeeded ~ rcica,,:c himself hy his own
en- 'iio"-. ;sii'' II i.nicd some Of the inhahi-
'a'is ID IT." Vicinity. who. after a search.
'"G"'i Ii" ha:; AMI 'hr lcrtc,s in Il mrIti!rcJ
r"h:i.ioii, ani TIC S:!Ii:c were r,,urncJ .,
'iiiS pos. 0!!Yr Yesterday.
we Obtained 'imor particulars from the
rider, WHO ',n.c !uwn yesterday a!icruoon.
and the account is couiirncdhy n lc,,cr Pr,
c"ivcd by o!.c Of cur citizens. We under
.ia'sd iliai h' Posi- Master ha, rccci, ed Ter.
ler' giving more cu!np!ctc details, which he
hc:ncs inakins public.
sony " care aTr surprised that anv person or ncs>
S''S So'uii be 20 cnurHIv ',nn,rnm ,,r IL.
r'E"'"i:"iS adopted hy the Druar,n,rn. =,
'''e transportation OF the Eynrcs> Mil 49,.
90 s'i'i"se tEai i,sHii.:!r ii.nH, w,,!,I ~,
transmitted Ill ii.aI way, when u has ,,n,,
repeatedly Published! thai .nour, r,,,un,I,n
:, ~ "y 'ha' r"nrcyancr. Drafts or i;,yL rs
l. '-N'"a.sc. pnNab:" TO order, and rhnr.r,r,.
"'''' "'a"i" /" any hui Tie .i.irlul owners
"'t an 'i"l could be at ;.ny time of,,;,.I
y nc '""Ir!>-"nd for them 10 ri., 10
l"' '''E'E "i ""InS competed to .aLr l;,;
"'''i">t certainty oi ,lci. ci:uu. Gu
;''' - '"Ns 'l'!r own iiEc, fi.:, Pa, the for
n IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28

sou. w. A. Stewart, d. Ash. A. Hamilton,
=. Ai,Iier, Il. w. Poulrr, Sen. X. W Puolcr,
Jr., VIC. n. Swift, a. Burns, II. n. Car
ter. Pringlr. Ra;lr,lrr. II. 5 Bail, Long
worth, i. M'Rca, !. G.. Rnwami, Ehiug>,
II. Scab:ooh, S. Keith. G. w. Coy. r.
- haley, W. Whalrv. q. Gregory, n.
Smith, B. +. Smith. G.. Y. DAVIS, <. ID.
Vi aikrr. j.. ". James, Hubbard, J. AuHc.
Ecnncl, & i!i"n, Merritt, Evans, Green
wood AMI Freeman.
Passengers Sarcd IN tic tro yu,ris.
Mrs. +. NJ. Nightingale servant q child
OF Cumberland Island.
Mrs. w. Fraser and child, St. Simons,
Georgia.
J. II. Coupcr. Glvnn, Ga,
y. ". Poolcr, Savannah, Ga.
Capt. Pnnlcr, Son.
W III. Robertson, Savannah, Ga.
Ella, l.. Barney, North Carolina.
Solomon.
>. lilh,crt. j, maze PULASKI.
W. T.. n. SNiii, NrN Bc,iiurI
Il. \. I"uchtcul,cr., Hunich.
Charles Is. rapr,n. \. Work.
Gideon Il, West, New Bedford, Boat.
swain.
Il. Brown. Of Nn:u!k, Steward.
P'r"on$ d,orDed ia ium;lin".
Mr.. Bird of Bryan country, GA.
IN old gentleman from l,uiiuio, -. y,
auI recently from Pensacola.
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Priscilla, cn!nrcd w"mi'n. s,cwardcss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-28
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Mn. NEEsTEH'S RESoLurIox.--Thc
Federal papers are making II great noise a.
bout this resolution, aud arc almost frantic
w:.h ccstacy, because iimr,n!S. they say, Tie
'Sprcic Circular" We lave examined
the resolution carefully. aud ai.cnrivc!y
read tho debates on the suhirrf. and we can
not discover wherein i, rpeals tho Specie
Circular 1t will lie rccolIcc,cd ,I,n, ,y,c
Specie Circular was nciIhcr more nor ,r.s
than rcquisition that the public land.
should he pA! for in Spccic-,hc cor. ~
tionaI currency of the United S,ures-;,nd
was silent as To The medium i'm which tho
revenue arising from the customs aud o,hcr
sources should be paid. The Spcri, cir.
culnr made discrimination hc,wccu Tho
medium of payment for public lands, and
the medium in which other dues might hc
paid and all ihHi Mr.. Wchstr'S rcsolu,ior
does is to do away with this discrimiuutjoD
and to require that the Secretary of thr
Treasury shall not make any "ccncraI
order which shall create anv diG;rcace be-
tween The different branches of il.r rovcnuc
as TO The money or mcdiam nf pnvmcnt in
which debts or dues ac :rning TO tho United
States mny b" paid" This does ,,ot rcpr0i.
but rn;her am"nas thc Specie CircuInr. lt
docs not prohibit the issuing Of an order re.