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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01
go Fge0.s' srEFyTERs.

b. 2c'uai, converted INTO spe. r. all.r such
a." Iaa 'och regulations Is Congr s.may
SIS ol the banks. whilst they lleyrtttlenuthc
y !fol' BEN. employed ion private or l orporde
o"ed' hat, however Important The lraciples
+! 'ad. r~Pedl-tsey nvo;scd IN the question
pe""'"s before Congress. wuh fcspec, to the
fe''ti"hs OF tue Gosetna.eut, pay BE- aud az
" we desfe 10 see that subjeet speedily aa.
'poh Jasi and proper groun4s, We o not con.
''t II Should produce dI>uaion IN the RopuLI-
y, ar prevent those wuo ditlsr IN oltnr,ai on
A NEW AMI well made CAkRlOLL, for sale
a hy MARTIN, WAKD x DAVIS.
February 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

hAFRESS MAIL.-Petiti.ns have been for
"Maed t" Washington, to discontinue the Express
'''l-and IT IS said it has already been determined
" 'fconlnuc tins Mail between New York and
Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01
EEaEs YSIsIg
AND
R'g.N'KSG asE.aS't3%,

v cttzcuspl bSnchhus lot thru hheIal cnrou=
lagrmeut hitherto hr'S lrJ't to nturn The public.
HAT lie has taken permanent icsidruee IA the
place, aud VIII be pleased 10 euulinne the lnstiuc-
ton on tie III NO to he" beginners npnn the
most suuRIe mfthpa, aud Ia the more advanced, II
required, h vii add the study lhatnuu> tholnnah
Bass and the So's.au ii on OF 'Es,sic Ter ti,c
tinao,--caeulue 10 discover the StIEAGE al
u SIC Is tonadcd, upon The Mathematical qtlacis
IT, anI only means OF sell Improvements
lie viii also continue ~ attend To ~ ~ AZ,
s'E.t.7 '1% upon thr usual terms,
IaalnNrls.-- lohn VI. Warwick. Ell sgd.
aor capt. Iho'. \ Iloleeobe, capt. ". v. NOVEL;,
t1pt. \. Hancock.
Washington Hotel, Eel. nGw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

Cempn son OF Inspection 1897 and l23'
Nos Passed & Rcld. Ton Irsp. Stock.
1871, IAN. 9 ii. 81 SO 995
ls.,s. Sit. 3lG9 $50 4j9l
We see no change IN 'robacco dnllus the past
wrcf. Ihc stocN hand Is arlc, o,Ing to the
low stale oi the river, aud Freight ve,y high. 1--we
could have Il tide, perhaps the Article would get a
IlIe beller.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

u We have received second communication
''On heaiord,' upon the subject al the Cover
no' pardon to the condemned Slaves for poisoning
lie author will that he has been auricipated.-
""' ms commnuicalontuiIy confirms the statements
- ''e communication, inserted in our paper to-day,
wei as the great excitement, which this act of The
'''efnot has praducrd in the county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

"a - = wv
MY STOCKS LARGE MD WELL Y
SORTED. aud huhl, oHt elrl mdn,rlarut.
PlEGilNSEES--aad II pan consists Nth, follow
IN u1nlrd mttIrt--slH
WEST OF ENGLAND CbOIIl$--B'ue, bIu'
rtcen. olhe mi<cd Ac4
tASSiNERES-B Blue aad bla,k.
& NSSINEFFS-i' lalu aud rlaid,
kENrl CkA JEANS,
tLlED CIOTnS
GLASGOW JEANS,
IdN$fA S--lIa and plaid.
14NNkGfS-Lo Dutr,
po " hnnry's,
GLANAtIS--All eolols,
Il Fleucl Alctuocs,
81 loshsh do eoopel aud boeh,
Gl do do do,
% frenchhonb,<nc,
t.ai,cs' Colls,
Mems Gl,at Cnais.
ftloI cloth superior,
Df3b Flushing.
Cotton tlafh-Bc1chcd aud brown.
Cotton Olalbutes.
tountetpdnr l'lnda,
PEud Dumesttc, lor Servants,
Z / aod iOsl lancn Duper,
IL lush I.iucu,
BItd I've bnprI
LINEN C,mbrc laniActfhels
Brown lltsll l,uap.
BulJp, and Scotch Oluabure5,
Ladies Blleh Wo'sted aud lle,iuo Hose.
DO Lainbs Wool dp,
Chllftn's do,
Ladies baeh AND white Cotton. do.
DO do - silk do.
DO SDlk aud hid Glose.,
PAINTED Nlnslns,
French Camhlic.
Gin4 lam, plud and stdpcd,
10 Black and WHITE
G= tambl, Muslin,
DO JReouet do,
DO Figured SaIss do
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- 50 Il EsIag,
81 he sloif undcr lie Nig1'niaa Office
-~.-A snply At tn, C1fce.
In =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

More Steamboats, HDrpt.--By slip from tho
y. Orleans True Nuercan of the 2Jrl ult.. ws
hpo, thai t'fer Steam Boat4 werc bant wing togo
thcrat The want--oor heavily Ioa ted with Cotton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

Nole Rcs.i4Aoas--col Walhps has Introduced
INTO the House Of Delegates another bach of Resolu-
tlons, upon the Currency t1nes'ion. They are said
10 embrace the special prpos,tc plan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

November ~
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alitlaiN +!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
FOR NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana aud New York Line Of Packels]
H. - - H.

'ANflr ships composing this Line WI. sail from New
Il q leans and New York every other Monday
commencing thu 10Th move nber, and to insure the
strcteSt punctuay in the tine OF sailing, the line
w hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship Ia-oo, Captain rrask leave on the luta
Ship Louisrue, Captain Palmer 10 leave the 18th
december.
Slip Huntsville. Captain Eldridsor to leave the
18Th Decent u!
Ship Tichsburg, Captain Woodhouse to leave on the
jst Jan lsrv.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the 18th
W The above ships are all new. of the first class
cnprered and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tors
burlhen, Of light dailght of water, being built in
New York express, for The trade. The price OF pas
sage is Fixed al hundrei dollars. Their cabins
fitted up on tie improved and eent plun aud
isled in neat and elegant stNe. Ample stores OF
the first quality will b, provided, aud eve regard had
To The comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
Will please take notice that berth be secured I'M
til paid tor at the office OF the cUnsignccs.
These rac:.sts commanded by Captains well tx-
perenced in the trade, who will give every ention
and exert themselves to accommodate. hey will al
all times BE- towed mp and down The Mississippi by
steamboats, and tile strctest punctuulity observed i'll
the Time of sailing.
Tile owners of these hips will not be responsible for
let er, parcel pac age by put board of
Them. unless regular bill ladng he signed therefore
1T the counting house of tie agents owiiers. Fer
nrtl,rr particulars apply to
u BEN g. A COHEN;
nov 10 81 Common ST.
NATAS found fifty miiestro lie Bze, il.t,e mon h
w of July, large launch, English built copper
fastened and has been coppered, she is y feet long,
and eight feet bcan and has Leen sloop rgsed, as
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
cngni.es said launch, will plaase call at No 10 Old
Lrvct. q !
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
THE r. pfiEa}3 SIlAaM CO8..H
AND s
STA NJ Il 8AT LINE

- s sssazzss 1T sHzszzass-
THROUGH IN FIVE AMI A Hale lays.
From Mobile tAlabama) to Augusta sGcoJ
I EAVES Mobile e,eiy o,er da, immediately sftei
IA the arrival Of the mu from New Orleans, per the
steamboat EaELISE to iilakey. coaces to Pebsaeols
steamboats, per Penscos Hay, 81 Rosa sound and Choc'
tai,acie Ri'er and Bay) Cedar Blu, coaches themes
wa SarianHa, Chat,a'ioCclee, formerly Mount Yer
non, Bainbr ldge, PndetoD; Hswkssille and Louiss
vie, to Augusta. passenger taks, his seat at Mo-
bile is in no danger of beins thrown cut losing his
pre- erebce by other conflicting iaterests the FLOR.
"a LINE is but ont concern, and u,ier one control
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
er and at any season, unless sutorescea catas
Uophe should occur. The Great New Orleans NAL
rs carried ty this route. The Agents for accommoda-
ton, Teams, Coaches aud Drivers are not surpaused
the southern e,1,ntry.
he smooth hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
esuhg water navigation, the time and accommodations
anora The Traveller speed! ceftat, fort and n,ass
ing saiey connected KS were with the Rail Road "a
Charfston, b L. and the steam pockets to New Yerk
travellers can rea III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN u o.fs---Washington city in 10.
From Chstatonetee, Florida we have a Brane,
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee to St Marks: bors
post coaches, also tvs Branches from Hawkinsylle
one to Milledsevile, and one to Macon light two hoe
coaches SToCkroNS s. GO.
AuGEsTA, Goth Jan. 1855 )
Office at Mansion House Mobile {
ihsiAhes' New Orleans to Mobile, i5nrn
Mobile to Augusta, SEQ
A;snsa tn Charleston, 1Ss
s.st0r 10 Scv York, g8t-- "a
lime, Nc, Drieat to Mobile, ~ tslg;
Mobile to Augusta, SO
Augusta to ChAlSaston, IL
Charleston to New York go ..5t
Making l6s miles per day. or miles per hour, .i-
siye Of all stoppages. nc,
n. b. i beg leave TO inferm The public III b
bridge. 2Ter the Chs'ahooehe swamp and Hard ,,
creek faye JUST been completed y the general q,
ment, thc My obstacles operating asains, Ills ST. m
speedy route ar thus happy removed; and have d.,
pleasure of 1lng from travellers thai the coaccs b
srs, drivers and Dads Of the first or,ler and as ~ he
water route from ensaco'a to Cedar Bluff il is admit,
ted by all who have passed through j, to he
Iuno'eities beauty and safety The bridges ,hrourh
GEORGIA. have slsn been reuaii.d. / NJ e RAKNu %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
DIR w. EVANs' cad MILE PILLS.
FENHlS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
u sale and retail at New York prices, Of REFS 81

FBNilS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
j. sale and retail at New York prices of REFS e.
D'LANGE. ) Camp street.
Ii is confidently recommended Tor the following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in all its 10, MS bilious and liver at
flehons, in every stage nd degree female sickpsss
more particularly the incident to mothers; huor
abns fever and aeue, Incl ient cpnsu fons OF de-
cnes, whether Of the liver lungs eaache gddi-
ness loss of appetite, nervous renors, mebraIian or
deiirum emeps spasDodic affection of all kiGdsarbeu
ma'ism, whether chronic infalnnatory: nsfyens or
bilious levers Of every variety scroula, sst It@um,
and all botches, bad humors and impure csnnplexuns
OF the skim re ilessuess night, end daily rt'tahty
and rnelanchoyj the summer complaint and cholera
n'ofhus diarrhtea in grown pers MS worms aud Hati-
lency, with ba braatl cborosis and psIphan OF the
heart md head changes ut female consultation; AM for
'mpaite and dsorsanized constitutions in either sex;
whchiiave not been pc nianenty rslievedbv other
medicines sing lie trial of DR. w Evars' Inc defines in
any of these cases, will produce such Effects will in
dicate their incompatible uperorty, and induce such
use of them will insure speedy and unluestona-
bic cure Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates OF cures will be shown, from
the length of the catalogue it is impossible give then
publicity through the medium of newspaper. DIR
Evans catalogue there upwards of 25sOoo! cases
and in this city refer to many persons who have
Leen relieved and in instances entirely cured of
long standing discusses by DR. Evans Canon lie Pills.
L.,
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NEW III

n r is the Hhr; Is she mt psssii> fair; ~ tns IS
L |. ve tJtllns Itp,! .,nl L. iwthct iirme;
Gtay; ..,a lteois ,ald; r;li a1t 80 IA V"s;
/ loya t. lw.tl IN Ia, no.pns ,el; ~ sja' s'si u"
VI ,r. Co NJ, 20 ne, Casinft s gail ildu";
AseUfi ilit sltbrr; )IYi : ,'Llr oet tlt .i"o'';
III. 20 vi N fIlA Nv ugN irlrt TN. IN 10 not
~ay Fare veil; J.luv JAMS; flc ini,s ii ~; Song
of t,s il4'iars fus; Gen.,e aN love Il l'v'rs hY>;
Chi mir. :; Sin. kss fsr the i!,te; AaIi bon Ia III
.ht~ du Mar ,pty tlir vare ~ bv Ialt,rr; Sill 50
,ie ttlv s,f stealing, orange hv CrerneH; Fave
r tie air fro Iperl la Zira, rrd Nv Iihuem; Beau
Ma. If the cuicLrltcd opera Norma, by Bena;
'rnfes t,vocite airs nn die opera nritan, arranged
tor 'l,, ri tie AMI PianD; Vivi ii from Annt Boenr
hrr,,s "a fru, Flat, AMI Pnno; L'nyira,on n Ia walls
Nv = II Van .Vehcr; F'rtwcll Waltz by |. Heignan,
Du<. ut Ri:cht;ait, Waltz, by STRAINS, Robin Waltz;
Gel sic, Favorite Dance new sci of Coalitions from
4 he Up ,r4 Al he Macon. For sale Mt
b CASEr'S
Piano Forte and Music Store.
i'm 10 t'aIru street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

bJhINTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &e.-,ust
4 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-yN ::
l5ooo feet Of glass, best quait from 8Xl0 23X2S;
5o kegs white lead, pure $50 do green paint, in 25
br Kegs "a doz apanedns for s;6O00lba litbrage;
26 doz splendid 10000 ground bruse also ofO000 and
oo' DO; leases green in powder superior article
DO do IN cans; large assortment of sash foos of every
size and qnaty sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
and yellow waS; gum arac; and large and choice
sortment of paints, dry colors OIL turpentne, varnish,
&C., for sale, Wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices,
by MONDEII,
a2s 20 So Camp ct.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
STATE OF EOUiSIANA:-First JUDICIAL District.
Cn,rf

ul.lClA
|s'HE STATE OF LOUISIANA; To all whom
y these Presents shall cone, Greeting: Whereas
William Hacke) having purchased at a sale MIA Z
by the sheriff of the parish Of Oreans the propet,
hereinafter described has applied TIN, cler OF IL
roar j., whose Dtce the ed OF sale wal recorded on
the 9th day Of Mai, A. ID. 49,, for mpniiiou Or Id.
vetsrnen in cOhtOrmit, act Of the Legislature of
the state Of Lot na entitled IAN act for the further
assurance of titles tn purchasers Judicial saIes az
moved the nth day o. March, 1884
Now, therefore, know yc, and all persons interested
harein. hcreb' cited and ad,nunised the name
the state vi Louisiana and Of The First Judicial District
COURT VIM can sci up right, title or cai in and
the property consequence 4 auy
intOnity in the order, decree alignment OF the court
under which Ia. sale .ade. irreguarity or
Ill galit in the upprai-r ens AMI Advertisements: in
trtie manner of sale, Tor other 'ieect whnsu-
ever; To show cause, within thirty days from tie day
this nonton is first insete in The puhlic papers wl1y
the sale ,ade should not he conir ned and homolo
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish oresaid on the 23d day Of ,pr A. d. 1888. nv
virtue Of decree Of this cont rendered the Sd day
of March, A: D. 1888, in it entitled William Mackay
amuel Bell, No. 1885 of the docketo Of this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the nur y
chaser for the price of $3,:'00, cash
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con.
veyan e, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded BY New Levee.
Louisa Paul and Delord streets, designated by the No
9, plan drawn by C. F. Zinpel, Deputy Surveyor
General the 18th December 1884 and deposited as
plan No TO- in The book Of plans OF Felix Giima notary
public Said lot measures 20 feet inthes front en-
New ievee street. rs feet in depth the side adjoining
lot Ne g. and 80 feet inches and lines in depth ON ,h
side adjoining the property now or lately belonging m
uoodale, and 10 feet IL inches width in the rear,
where it fronts alley Of three feet nine inches n
common to lots Nos 4, So, 7, 8 and ..
Clerks Office, Iith May, 1888.
mis- Nv LEWIS. Dep. Clerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
ETA1 DE L., i.uuiSlAAE---Cour tu psepios s.
trici Judiciare.

ETA1 DE La EuUISlANE--Cuur du Pfeta54 g1ss
trltt yudiciare.
( 'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, A tous ecu el.~
css presentes ecncernent Saut:-Aite,Lu t,s
william Mackes uyanl acheie d ute VENT + ts Lay
10 Sheri dc la paroisse dufeaus, la propritte tf
decrto ses addnsse CRETE de cette Cour on la L,
venle tut euregis'-ie le 5eime Jour de Mai de un,
iSsS nolr un avis confirm eent i'm acte de Ia eels-
la'lre de hat de la Louisiana, inii,ule AGte tour
coniirner los titles ues acqnere1rs aux venes udic
aires, HpprOte lie 10 Mars 1884, Quill ,oit copnu ct
utes pernonres e par res preseptes som.
mGes au nom de tai de Ia Louisiana ct de la Cour din
PREMIER ~ 'rrt dudicnre, qni pourraient avor dro
IL proplcle Grapes decfte, consequence dun de
aut de forne dams ordre, lie docret GU lie ugement ola
Ia cour, EN- vertu uugue la etc faite on de TOM.
negslnrte Gu il,egae dams destinations PAWS on Ia
'e'is 81 e moaH de Ia vente gu pour une cause
que conaue. de iaire yor dams treD,e ours ,aer de Ia
pnblcaun de cete avis pourquoi la yeute as aite ma
serut ras conhrmee Ell hunooguee.
La d,e propnete iut vendnc par lie Sheriff sus-dit e
sdeine Jour dAsnl, de rannee 1885, en- yertu I'm d.
cret de ceite cuur ierdu lie cme de Mars de P,nnsa
1855, dams l'afiairr de Wiium mickey ", Spnuei
Bell, No. l55I5 du docket de certe Cour auueIIe
yeute lie dit William Mackey, s'cst rendu acquefeur
pour lie prx de $3SU0 compliant.
description de la Prorrie,6 dapres le transfer Judc,
:. are, SavoIr:
I'm certain lot lie erre, compris tnus les hatsses
ct authorizations, situe en- la parossa d'Urleans dan
llet borue par les de la NonyeIe Levee Io,Iisa
Paul and Dtlord, signe par lie No d'apres un plum
dresse par = Znlpe Dcpute Foyer General lie rs
Deceinbre 1854, ct dercse fetude lie Felix CHINA
n9taire public, con plan no H. lie dit LOT de terrs
mesurant 'ingt pieds, ONE pnuces face In rue de Il
NouVele Le'ee s"lAanie qunze pieds de prondeur du
ro,e q ouene e lot no o, ct qnatre ving pieds sept
pouces ell quate lieues en- profundenr du cole ail
tnuche la ptoreteapresent, dernieTe n 1t apparte
nant Gooda. Ell ayunt dix neui piecs onzc nouelet
de large dams la proondeur OH il ait face une alice
ae 'rois pieas neu pouces en- commune avec les lots
Nos as, =, Z, ! ana 8.
Bur au uu CIR
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- -
Fifth ::im
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE

yENHE subscriber having pur. hasel the lease and fur
Il nitureol this well knoNu enlistment, from Mr.
T"ylor, the late proprietor vji lie ready GIVE Vi
tiers by the LIST ut .iprll r =
Numerous and cost iEa. ~ ~ will ne found i'll
the arrangements OF the tS1.iH eW IA
more comnodious bathing IA, U.ls wi' DC built, and
warm tbs Will be provided ii all hons'. a stable
will be attached to the house, with good accommoda-
tons for horses and carriages. FIJI rate horses aud
carrlnges will also be kept for hire al moderate prices;
and sail and boats, with persons manage them
for the OF ysites. Billialls and othe amusenens
usually found at Watering places will nisn be furnished,
and conducted not 10 Interfere with the cotnrt
and quiet OF the boarders. Tho wines and quora will
be of the best quality, and to ensure u supply OF
ice cargo has already bneu ordered whch will arrive
about the LIST vi May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will culdac this no Ell for
the proprietor who with ssch aid, confidently assures
the visters of last year, and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give ernl salistaC lion.
The local advantages ct tn house toe ell
known to need lengt. ened description t.re. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station Of the
Government; the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
ron; the salubry lis climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months by the coolest reezes from
rle Gulf the beauty OF the bay and the neighborrlng
island and rivers; the abundance and delicacy OF the
fish with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places in these latudes, as
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will RI between Pensacola and Mo-
bile, and will all times be aLle take the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1898
UP Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, can address the proprietor al Pensacola,
MIR sewelI I Taylor, the former proprietor, at sew Or
leans.
| -..... References. q.
T Sanford, ESQ, MIRO Culunr, b McAlpin, ESQ.,, Ii.
Kibby, in Mob lie; S T Taylor, Rea, Esq, in Nels
Orleans.
| T S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the bove hotel is placed at Geo Whitman S
| Office, 81 ST Charles Exch nsc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c,
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
u a short lou in la35-By IIenun Humphrey,
J. d., President OF Auherst College, in , vols.
Thu Works Of AIRS. SherTood.-bcng the only
m, lete and unfurm edition ever published ia tue
nted states, vol. Is Just received and for sale by
WINNIE AN,
jrs2 Conner Cunp Am CmS. streets.
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FIoRID, Ro,rrE FOX NEW YORK.

FLORIDA ROUTE FOX NEW YORK. No.
" Travellers DESTROYS oil taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola, the North, are informed that frs rate
boats will constantly From, lnhie T. Pensacola,
leaving Mobile aud Pensacola ever other day aer iht
LIST of MAY. Coed stages will always he PROVIDED uy
the subscriber to be in readiness take passengers from
Mobile in case of the failure Of the boats,
b ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
cola twice leb 70 ly
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q !. u G ! n Is.
Fora saste GIN ct 81 SAWS snore, with
set OF feeders, bands, &c. at Sc per
saw, $3.50 10
ford" of 60 SAWS. with feeders, Sc s,36
80 per saw, 500 %
For do of ~ saws, witll feeders, &c. s6
75per saw, 800 90
For do. Of 70 saws, with feeders &c. a, ~
SO per $50 N
Extra teeth *ssre desired, fas tcarsers. ,up;lied
~ cents cash. The number 0ftee1a ts.ing an'H qual
the number Of saws. One set Of feeders it is .,,n
sdere' however, will wear cut tive three sets Of
sows. Extra SAWS supplied at so cents each.
The Gins srered will be delivered to the agents o.
planters in any IL the por,owns of the cotton plan
ting Satcs at the Abo,e Tlces The agents paying the
freight the same from New York, and becoining
sponsible for the amount Of the Gin. Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sed the charges for whose services will lie extra but
moderate.
Iron running gear can alsohe ordered where desired,
on reasonable ersis but ~ibe sharged extra. Horse
power, ofany description, can be furnished on like
terms. Small atean engines cab also be ordered If de-
sired.
1t is desirable, When planters give orders for Gins
ttuy should aecoipan, them with their views in REGARD
to tile arrangement Of saws, breasts, brushes; &c. |,
IS found they differ in opinion. Some desire saws oil
larger diameter than others. The most common size
is or 10 inches; hit some Wish them q inches. Some
wish or rows Of brushes On axle, while others do
not want more Than at most Some wish saws with
or . teeth to the inch, willie others want 10 or ii.
W.! deh discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
the time Of giving ORDERS furnish statement Of their
Wishes and tlis manacutsrs can fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left our discretion we shall
make them on the most mSdero and approved pan
Az order can be executed fomthe time Il is received,
the space eight nine weeks, and the Gin in that
tine placed in tie hands Of the factor To Be in time
tor the next CROP all orders ought to he in the a,s OF
the aiiactulpisby the first middle of May except
tor pl'n''to"s where they aiea,e in commencing 10
.'ick or gin cattou.
\. b. The Patent Right, for any one Of the ceton
growing States, will he sold On reasonable terms.
th23 Gnos