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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

l. Resolved That this meeting highly approve, and
unanimously confirm the nomination Of AARON
CLARK, for the Office OF Mayor of the city Of New
York and do recommend him the nd cordial
support Of all fellow citizens wdo desire promote
the prosperity Of the city, ut.
O. Resolved, That the uncxampled unanimty with
which the selectios Of Mr.. Clark Cor the
Msyeray has been made by delegates TO the city
at evidence Of their lust apIreci-
alton Of the ability. independence and unwearied ap.
rhcation with which he has discharged the dates Of
his Office during the past year, and encouraging
presage Of the complete success OF the true rRIES
or THE PEOPLE at the approaching election.
a Resolved That the election Of Charter OHioers In
this civ although IN local in It's effects, de
rives Al this time the greatest Importance frvm is In
aucuce upon State and National politics. importance
40 well understood by the friends OF absolute power
:, Wsshine,ou that ell the msshinery Of party Is
to bear upon the fears Of hoae who hold Offices
vndeY the Government and the hopes OF those who
pect them 70 coun,ers the eors Of that part Of the
eousnisy whose sole objects are the prosperity OF The
country and the welfare the people at large Recent
experience has taught the sdmissraen party that our
ong abused and suffering city will no support ne
men 10 whom It's present caarrtous cendiuen mainly
70 be strbsied but they rely upon the apathy which
tsrucpg thcsc Who sot FROM aisanseresed nouves -
too apt to follow success This hope We are coohdens
viii Be frususted there evdenc s'n all sides o. IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-02

Henry Defhnbough,
William s. Slocum,
Alpheus Sherman,
Abraham Tappan
William Blackwell,
Philetius II. Woodruff,
Arson G. Phelps,
Meigs d. Benjamin,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wedncsdau, Mdu 3S3H


As soon as the journal was read,
Mr.. Boon rose and said that he h not diseased n
embarrass the progress Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JI
but believing that the morning houri least could not
be better spent, certainly for The nst of the country
from which he came, than by conside,o the res,uGon
ct the Senate IN relation 10 the monecevabe for ioe
dues Of the Government, he therefor 1oycd susPeT'
sion of The rules for that purpose
Mr.. Garland Of Louisiana, then r. and said, thai
without interfering with the motion ohe gentleman
from Indiana, he rose 10 privileged qqion. He saa
he had TO TO the House. that th reeabe dug
had been conided 10 him, and no doubt las e1uemeH
agreeable 10 large portion of the membebf the ou''
that the people Of Mississippi had ara the election
made by themselves in November last, lending Ser
geant S. Prenss and Thomas j. Word, 'thef reP'e'
sentalives in The 25th Congress.
Messrs Pren,iss and Word then presp ntehemse!vfI'
for qualification and just as the Speaker wasOu to al
minister the oath
Mr. Prentss said, before taking the oath, wished 10
state his objections Though elected by thproPe Of
the State of Mississippi in the election just ten pa'
no himself did not believe that election TO tconsiIp
iional or valid In taking that OATH Sir, sads sn'
take il under the previous election, IN Novebef .,D
and not under the recent one, because, in our ,'sc
CPS. we do not believe the latter TO be const!tu'
valid. ,,,e5 me
House By the gentleman from Louisiana, M ',.c,ct
tia, the Gentle men from Mississippi had bee"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01
Tuesday, May %, 1888.

On motion Of Mr.. White, the message Of the Pres-
dent, and The documents the subject OF the removal
of the Cherokee Indians, ordered be printed.
REPEAL OF THE SPECIE CIRCULAR.
The Senate took up the resolution Of Mr.. Clay, as
amended BY the Senate, modified by the mover at the
suggestion of Mr. Webster prohibiting the Secretary Of
the Treasury from issuing enforcing any general
der, like the specie circular. making discrimination in
the kinds Of money received for revenue in its different
branches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

1OLTNG CLoTHSThe subscribers have JUST received from
ID Ams,ornm full Of the genuine An
Choir Bol.ios Cloths. VAN LIZ" O s" VA
May Is 00"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

medium currency for the people and the Government:
Therefore,
Rssored bv the Senate and House of Representatives, Of
The unitd Stes Of Anerea in Congress asssm1ted That
they epecsie and condemn, the strongest terms TIE
issuing Of Treasury notes with a view intention to
fix upon the country and the Government Govern.
ment paper currency medium Of circu 'ation in lieu
of gold and silver, the bank paper Of specie paying
banks.
Resolcsd frthtr, That they deprecate and condemn,
in terms equally strong any attempt either directly or
indirectly To establish Government bank, any in
sttulion that approaches thereto in anywise
bes has the appearance or colorng Of Government
bank.
Mr.. Williams asked that the resolution be now
sidered.
MIR Cushmun expressing an intention of addressing
the House tEereupon.
The Chair said the resolution must therefore, under
the rule. lie
Mr. Williams ihereupon moved suspension Of the
rule and asked for the yeas and nays; which, being or
dered, werc-yeas 81 nays 81.
So the House refused TO suspend.
Mr. Haynes submitted The following preamble and re-
solution:
Whereas each of the States Of this Union has right
to participate in the public lands the fund for
their and benefit, according 10 their respective pro-
portions in The general charge and expenditure,
Resorcd, That as the public lands constitute
nue. fund.- subject 10 the said principle Of distribution,
and as taxes are levied upon the people, and upon
the States SUCH that any distribution which may be
made of those lands should be made Among the citizens
of the several States and Territories of the Union
cord;ng the principle by which direct taxes rrgu'
lated by the Constitution and that select committee
be appointed, With instructions to report bill making
an superintendent of all the public lands Of The U.
among the citizens Of the several States and Territories
according to the ratio by which direct taxes uppor
toned among them.
Objection being made to lis consideration at that time
MI Haynes moved suspension Of The rule which
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES.

CLEARANCES.
December 7.
Ship Garonne, G Kimbel, Hayre, wilkinson
Brig Catharine. Finer Laco Ma Geo Bedford.
Brig Raymond, Miller Gibraltar. Geo Bedford.
Brig Adelaide Card. for Richmond, u Addison
Brig Uucas. Rouch, for Baltimore, wv Zachare.
Brig c Williams, Mallory, Ralize Honduras, Master.
Schr Caledonia, Potter, for Havana, vienie co
Schr Eliza Ann Floyd for Arkansas n Goldsmith
Schr Byron Pearsai Nelasco, ID. Goldsmith
Schr VIM Hen. Cook Charleston Master.
Steam packet Columbia, Wsde Galveston, Reed & CO
ARRIVALS.
Towboat Porpoise Davis from the w Pass lowed to
sea bugs Eliza and SUSAN and Chapman Brought up hip
Shefied Equator aud sthr Casus Left the Bar the 3,l
az W m. Reports two ships and bark of the Bar No
Towhoat Tenuessean, Mcdonnell from the Balize; went
down Light and returned 10 with ship Propons and bark
liberus Left Pass on 30th ult, at Hamburg Blk
IN the citing brig EmeIine. of BRISTOL and brig Mary the
Bar bark previously reported and two chs in the river
Towhoat Shark, Houru from the Passcs having towed to
sea bark Fanny and brig Ca,harine; returned with
bak Nmod flowed boat Pos, Boy she having broke her
CYLINDER and several other pa of machinery Reports
nothing IN the oing nothing in the river. Left lat
Towloat Mohcan Eaton the pases having proceeded
to the Bargh returned with ship Empire, baque
Galaieo Loft the w Pass 3'th 10 NJ Reports no.
thing new in the river.
Ship Propontis II days Boston. Master. cargo
Ship Sheffield Porter day. from Baltimore to Geo Bed
BarqIe Gailoo Lombard 10 days from New York, to Geo
Ship Equator, Bison, Liverpool, 9Th Oct,
cargo assd mdze and live stock a s,eerage passengers
Bark Iberus, Sears 10 days from Balimo assd
Bark Nmrod Chadbourue 81 days from London, ballast
10 Master.
schr Casus days from velaco Master lumber
o order.
Ship Empire, Barker, 10 days from Philadelphia to
Cornly e
Brig Horace whith "a days from Kennebunk, master,
Win Porter and order.
Bg Pulaski StockPole "a days from Themaston
Bedford
Brig Frances Ashby from st. Joseph In ballast to the
nopter.
sehr Pacific. Adams from Pensacola to master. Cargo,
potatoes and onions order
schr Calao, Adams from New London, to ma ster.
S'oop Veto, Nye from Pensacola to uastcr Cargo $50 bis
potatoes and onions to order
schr Mary Jane, Caro-, from Pensacola TO master,
Steamer VIM French Reid, from Louisville.
Steamer Walk Water from Florence Ala to master
Steamer tanges, T Wilson, from Louisville
steamer Algonquin, Cadw aaier, from Cincinnati
Steamer New Albany, Montgomery from Louisville.
Steamer Ozark Hosea, from Cincinuas
Steamer Sultan, Pele from Snithland.
Steamer Emperor, Autu, from Louisville.
steamer Shakespeare. Warren, from louisville.
Steamer southerncr, Barrett from Columbia lowed dow
ua!ue Mary Ballard, for Liverpool Brig Ludwig for New
York, and 3 Hat boats.
Steamer Warren from Columbian
Steamer Du2ree Gordon, from French Island,
Stcnmor Caroline, Sutton, from Mobile.
Steamer Huntsville, Jordan, from Bayou Sara
Steamer Iiouma Lloyd, from Louisville.
Steamer Tccfc, Chauyiu, fro m Baton Rouge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
MOBILE RACES.

commenced on Tuesday, 9th November. WV col
ISL day. sweepstakes for 9 " Odds En-, A3oo r.. al,
single dash of mile. ' ~'''' nut 81"
Ill Garrsons b. f. Martha Owens, by Bertrand
dam by Oscar, a"''
Dr. Wethers oh. {. by Pulaski, out of Sally
Howell, ~ " Sa'y
d. stevenson's imp b. f. Amazon, by BIRD
Catcher ~ ''''u
Time l5a. Track heavy.
"a Race Proprietors Purse 500 Mile bests
l.. Garrson's b. h, Klebsr, v O. bv Rsrtr.nd o i,
head Cos chr c. Pete MILESTONE 8 " o. by
d, steyensons;u, h =, r..,:., 3..3..e
'rms <, ~, ~ l..2-3
SECOND Day. Jockey Club Purse 1900 emu.
heats. -m"e
j. l.. Garrison's ch. h Charles M,rie s v od
by St Charles, . ' , i,
X Wither's b. IN. Henrietta 4 " O. bv Rcrtrs,d -,
hea Sa q Cos s. m Harepelice, y. old by
d. s .es stratford. 4 y old, by Shake.
Time, 3-4a...35 "
Tbs Pr9pret9s Purse Of sion milo heats wa, won by
wood in l'54. l-5j and Isl ~ o'oy' ana har-
THIRD Day - {. Purse 500. Three milo bo,ts
" l., d.,., CHI. M Glsrvina, y. old by In.
D. st se b. Paul Jones, y old by Wild
heaa ~ Co oh. c Pete Wh,tst,ne. 3 y. old BY %
No time given. ar.
i, ne entries for the mile day were Me,zair a H.,
virginia Farf I'D old by Tim Ieon. s,d D. ~
ara Brown, ~. oli,b by Wild Bill. "Au 'o''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

M"r0's, The Haukee.-There is something in the
Yankee character, that is attractive, and whenever
star IN the dramatic armament purposes to shine with
faKce isht we never iall to go and if it be If the
genuine stuff. Report says that Marble is of suc,
material thathe never IN sses fire. If this be so, and
we nave every reason to believe it, full au lie nee a,
the CAM tonight will assist him in his endeavors to
portray to the eye and car the Yankee character By
tue by;-wlen are We to have Marbles wonderful eap7
In these dull days, we want excitement and there is
nothing SO well calculated to The att ention ms to
see man pre- Pitate himself from an immense height
40 De assured afterwards TINT he is sfs and sound
Make haste, Mr.. Marble. with your lean.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

W Inc f'rs1 Days Race-at noon to morrow
is sure to be one of the best Of the meeting for
S'eaa OF inc petty contest general on first day. the
great "ree mae race is to Dome off So great is the
number OF horses at and about Carrolltop, that
DER Of the cracks must go Tomorrow or they will no,
have an opportunity of running atall.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
EXCHANGE READING ROOM

FFNHE proprietor has re-itted his Reading Room. in
IL the St. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Grayer
and St Charles street, IN the nea,est manner.
Besides all the principal papers of the Unod States
OF every city and state. the Canadas Texus and Mexi-
co and HAVANA, the is regularly and extensive
~ supplied with the latest European papers, Loyd's
all the Literary Periodicals of the dav and bns The 70,
publications Of the London, Edinh rig, Westminster
METROPOLITAN Reviews and Blackwoods Magazine. Tn.
North American Review; the uihcn Literary. Kn;rt
hooker, The American Journal nf Sciences and arts
C-'inet Miscellany Democratic Review, Geutcmen's
n gnznc, American ne thly, BentIys Misce.ny. tn.
Mexico Chturgcal Review, aud variety ef others.
All these works are regularly subscribed for and rccci
vrd. The room rs also supplied with large variety
OF maps and aliases, Niles Register Lovys Price Cu
rent from its commencement, GaHatccrs and yarp,v
of works Ofrcicrence. '
The most active Il intelligent news collectors IRE ON,
ploved, TO give the earliest arrivals und no pains no, w
pense will be spared 10 render this Reading Room ,
first the United States. ~ '
Subscriptions are respectfully receive L.
OctIl-tt
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COMPANY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
LOUISIANA
FURNIT URE WARE Il o O M s

NO. Do, BlenVlIIe street.
"hlIAM X. CARNES, would respectfully in
w form hls friends and the public that he is con
stantly receiving from New York and Boston good
assortment of Furniture, such mahogany chairs,
sofas, ledstcads maple and painted chairs, maple and
cherry oedsteads mahogany and cherry tables of all
descriptions, bureal toilets, seCretarys, writing
desks, wardrohes of mahogany and cherry, wash
stands, looking glasses, feathers bedding sc. &c.
NIB. Furniture packed for transportation with great
royJ2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

LEASE OF hARKErs.-'Fhe St. Mary's anil Povd rms
Markets. n the second Municipality were leased nm
saturday tor one year from the LIST of January next
the former at twenty-five thousand one hundred d.,Ior,
and the latter for seventeen thousand seven bund.a1
dollars.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

In our paper of Friday morning, we p,vs ,
hurried account OF the loss of the se,mbo,, rov
p,o~n' IN which II was stated that 'he steam boa,
emperor Gen. Harrison and Commodore came up
0"e "eper sa'o he former rendered any assistance,
to the sufferers
we have been waited upon by Cop,. Russell, Of
Inc Empress, who requests US to stale ,ha, Can.
tains Black and Ellington, of the Gen. Harrison
ana Commodore came up to the Gen. up TO The
Cen Brown during the disaster, and rendered.
every assistance in their powor, and offered IN rs.
man longer than they did, but i, was not con
sidered necessary.
We are happy thus TO have i, in our .ouo,
remove any disagreable impression tina, NAV have
Oeeh conveyed i'm one OF our ublesl and lost
steam oal commanders.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
ARRANGEMENTS FOR rHs WEEK DAYS

hiicr 10 o'clock Car be obtained by psyip, IN J,
lars for the Trp. - paying ~ dol'
TIE JACKSON AND LACOURSE sTREETCARs
Leave Canal street AT O'Clock, A. NJ. and RIM L,n,i .
can past O'Clock this car will running eyerv his
nouf' ana continue throughout the day until O'Clock ) Al
from the head ofJack. on street. W.
PERSONS gong by the Locomotive must proyid.
WIN ickets as no money will be taken by the
once New Orleans and Carrolon Rail Road Comnn
Poydras street JDUN n .uoSn,pahy,
no'-' Chief Eng, q r. y ID
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

Is no" quite certain that the notorious .Bil
''hhS'"' The bucaneer of the Lakes, has beer
taken up, and lodged in N. York state prison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

Office ofhe Firemcns Insurance Company of Nen
Orleans.
'HNHE Stockholders hereby notified that the
] Instalmcnt on their stock is due and payable on
the 8M December next, at the office OF the Company.
A MEXICAN BRANDY.-2O bbls 9Th proof Amcrii-
IN can Brandy, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE e. co,
nov 2o ia Magazine at
rOAl.-Athnlace Conl N bulk and in casks an
~ Liverpool coal in casks delivered in lots to suit
purchasers. Orders left the Coal Yard IN Canal ST.
,r at HOLMES " MILLS,
nov " No. Bank Place.
SUGAR l. MOLASsEs, 80 hhds. Sugar, 100
~ bbls Molasses, landing from steamer Semaphore,
and o' sale by ADAMS a. WHlTALf,
nov 90 Iw IL Gravier st.
INLOUR. sol bbIs landing from steamer A N Phil
II hps,ior sale by DORSEY,
nov % A New Levec.
INLOUR. 400 bbls lBradLury's brandy landing from
IL flat boat, for sale by DORSEY,
nov29 Al New l.evee.
'TNHiRrY thousand II inch landing from brig
s&Jr WHITNEY,
DOThTOES.--75b bls Potatoes landing fran brig
WHITNEY,
nov26 70 Camp st
MALAGA WINE-In qynrter casks, and Indian
READ s. BARsTow,
noy2i Bank Place
RAGGING and Bale Rope for sale By
hp READ n BARSTOW,
noys1 Bank Place
lNDsEYS-l5 bales heavy Lin;lsc,s, suitable for
"a Negroes, landing from, ships Oc,iu gee and Ar
kansas, and for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
h'V|i l3l Magazine ST
lME-5oO casks lhomaston Lime, landing aud for
n = A. l
- nv" NV: % Camp s.
1 huCh-A complete assortment in store for snle bv
NJ 900, NJ VIII rNEY,
-- nova 70 Camp $,
SIAlNlS' NEW NOVEL.
NDElAiO: story of the Goth, by the author If
j., 'Mellichampe,' the Yemassec,' Gu, Rivers
ed and for sale by WIN McREAN
nov23 cor Camp 81 Com4on SITS
= ALT-5ooO saek> Liverpool Salt, naoa in lots 10
~ nos s@I' purchasers; apply to LII GALE,
nov wv, - -, % Common st
~ planlalion above the city, by 'N'' VI
READ s. BARsTow,
novtl Bank Place
V)EACH BRANDY-A few bbls old and sun,r;a,
READ " BARsTOW,
A LMANACS FOR 1839-Jus, received a farther
supply OF the Louisiana Almanac for 1899, cal
cuated for the states of Louisiana Misss, inn anJ Al
"'"''' '' cue ny New York y i aEhm co Go,
-..,.'.,--z a "a Charities st
N(hoGANS-lOO cases, containing mems prime kin
sale by iSAA1, RI;'In inl,"s t nna Tor
-., ~, =. --- l3i Magazine st
SPERM CANDLEs-225b Boxes New Bedford Spcrm
~ Candles landing. for sale by r''"'
ISAAC BRIDGE SEQ,
"o~o l3d Magazine 3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

The news from Canada re much like the story of
the three black crows" The victories of the Cana.
dans and the cruel butchery of the British have bee,
alike exag geraed in ,nner immeas,rr,bly absurd
The large parks ofengsh artillery and the refusal of
all quarter from their troo ~ are equally fabulous
From the "ofiicul accounts we find that Col Dund,.
had two eighteen FOUNDERS, and one howtzer to plav
on the stone windmill So far from all being nut IN
the sword eighty-sx surrendered, and were transmitted
to Mon'realf for trial lurge supply of arms, IS kegs
POWDER AMI three pieces of ordnance fell into III,
hands of the British. The polish general Van Saul,
did notpay ths roman fool and fall by his own sword
but fell into the hands OF the government. The vctors
had but one man killed. Thus ended the tragedy of
Prescott which differs widely fro the raw head and
butcher bones account given by Benefits Herald.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Friday,

Average Prizes Wheat per IOb Irish dried red "a a TO-
DO dried white Us Cd a H. do new white os i'd a. los Cd;
English wheat is'd lbs; Flour, per 2sObs, English and
ri: supcrne SIS a 67s do ne 52s a Cos do seconds SOS
a 56si do, thirds, 26s a 2e
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

W he ONO ut Cincinnati on the Goth was
rather declining. Weather very cold.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
CITY HOTEL.
VI Nv yang
Corner 0fCOmm0n Hmd Cdmp streets.


M Il. & MRS. GEO. SHALL have the pleasure
lVh OF nforlnug their friends and the public, thar
the House so favor 4ly known Bishop's Hotek will
be opened Wednesday the 18th inst. for the rcoep-
ton Of company. They have had the House thorough
lyrepared and newly furnished Throughout, and beg
leave 10 the traveller and citizen TINT whatever
reputation the house may have acquired in past years.
eAerlions their part shall be wanting to maintain
it hereafter.
COLLATION. will be spread at II o'clock on the morn
ing of the 18th inst, to which the public is respectfully
invited. nOvl3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
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Gj7MERCHANTS can have n BEAUTIFUL CIRCu-
LAR struck eli atJomr hours N"rIcH By ,nH,ns at The
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

winch tor the Picaynne peculiar accom- IN odn
ton may DO lrans,ied thus Thou Oh ten tim es
repeated it will please
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03
Clerks Office, December LIST. 1885,

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de paroissc
.p9 1r la psrosse ct vile de la Nile. Oreans-Prr-
sem sem honorable Charles Mauran, juge-decembre
ct les creanciers de John G Boyd & Co. La cessi n
niens du petltionua accep,e par la cour an
3enehcs de ses cr9anciers ct DIES de- John
an lieu en- etnde de II Cenas not public. yendredi,
ahsef 1855 pour deli les affares dit ill.,
sovable en- attendant toutes pcursuites contre per-
MN. Elmor Il King represente les crennc;sI. ah
III ordre de la COur-Bureau du Grefier, 1cr
L looo. ARMAND PITOT, greffier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

W The Louisiana land sales commence TODAY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

4 NhtAl WESTERN PEN. Just received dire,
NJ from LONDON one hundred pro =, ~ t w." "n'ct
western Steel PEN made expressly for sta,iour,s ,,
sales and warranted the best pen new in use f saI
by DAIJn Epi i" r. ' st r .of sale
49, - "a Chnrires ST.
'M IVY c nAnS-W bales bu h bags ia slo1e
r,r9i W. '"' 't Il DORSEY
- "A New Levee
NAWl. HOiTs-snt,LIe Ior vessel, ON ---------
nv IN oS > u J. f. WHITNEY,
IN ,,,77--. - Camp st
IL received aud for sale hy ''''" y" rome Just
,ovao CHRISTIE & SlNNOr.
II tummolst
tILOUR-274 bar,c,s rnnI;rr -,
4 u =, Harrison, uni ic sale by '" - "'' ooat "
Il. DORSEY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-03

BLANK Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bllls, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata.
1Ogues, &c. sc.
u5oRDERStor The A6ore, and every other des-
ERUPTION Of I'PRlNrINGe EU receired al Comptinp
Room cf"TRUE AMERICAN" in ST.. CHARLES Ex.
CHANGE Sd door from Graver street, or at The Printing
ofhce, corner Of Poydras ard ST. Charles streets.
Ertensire and beautiful Book and JOB Fousrs.
from the best Fodries nMe United States hare ;y,,
been added TO Tie already ,oe stocked Establishments
and ORDERS ~W be erecuted as Low, as Cbe,nlv
Exped't'ously and Beautifully at any other Office
in the City.
N0pl-tf
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drcl--Gt NJ ~ III VI 9ao 'sSIgnees,

| n WIS est dOnne qu'it a eIe l,t mn ,rIosT --. uu
-, hi Laws tie celte vile, de tuute Ia i,rop,ete
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