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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14
MESSAGE.

The Ptesdents message appears to have
been looked for with less interest than
usual the present season, and it has pro
duced little sensation, in any quarter. 1t
will be observed that its general tone 10
Standardization conservative 2; and in this
respect, we doubt not it indicates truly Mr.
Van Burens sentiments. The elections
are not alluded to. The sober second
thoughts of the people seem 10 have given
him no stomach for it. The U. s. Bank
as usual comes in for q gentle rap; but
this should be taken in connection with the
circumstances that Mr.. Blddle himself is
now opposed TO any new institution Of the
kind and that the administration, it is be-
ieved, is about to strike hands with him,
and employ the present U. s. Bank as the
fisca agent Of the government, So this
talk about the monster, must be considered
mere tub TO omuso whales. The pet
banks are again reminded Of their short.
comiDgE, land admonished to be humble. lie
denies that he cntertains any hostility. per-
sonal or official, towards them but that he
is fully convinced OF their "utiily in pro-
" noting the interests Of trade, and through
" that channel, the other interests of com.
muniiy." What will the anti.bank folks
say to this? The sub.treasury is again
recommended, and congress is referred to
former communications for bis opinions on
that subject, which, he says, have been
strengthened by recent ovente. Hc docs
not, however, attempt to illustrate this
point. We arc not a little curious to learn
what argument he would udduce in favor
of enlrusting the public money to the hands
of individuals, from the fact that q large
portion of those who have recently had the
keeping of it, have pocketed the spoils and
absconded five rightly comprehend his
views, he would have the keeping of the
funds left pretty much at the discretion OF
the Executive, who would employ indivd-
uals or banks, "just as he could light Of
chaps" He says:-
When the Government can accomplish financial
operation better with the aid Of the banks than
without, it should be at liberty to seek that aid as it
would the services Of Il private banker, or other
capitalists or agents. giving the preference 10 those
who will serre j! on the best terms.
This would certainly be very clever
little exercise Of power, but Congress will
never confer it. They will never send the
Executive about the country with the ma
tons treasure to purchase banks and dc
tate the terms on Which they must 'serre.
On the Canada question, the President
rciterates the sentiments Of the proc lama
ton, though in somewhat more courtly
phrase. He is. however, fortified and ser>
vile enough for the most ultra loyalis! in
Montreal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14

S DON after they attacked the regulars and
Ii on of 80 minutes, repulsed them. Tho Brit
sh loss is reported at thirty 10 forty killed;
The patriots lost Capt Sowr, two men, ana
three wounded.
The British armed steamboat, Thames, was Sc,
on fire at Sandwich. This was at six o'clock in
the mo,ning ard The burning buildings-the ma.
ming vessel the red glare upon the waters, ana
the illuminated spires ana edfces OF the opposite
city, with the noise Of the conflict, made the scene
one of unsurpassed submiiy, which hundreds as
scmbled TO witness.
Our letter places the number ofroval militia who
joined The Patriots, lower than our first accounts
and n, fifty sixty instead of two fall companies
The Patriot forces Immediately proceeded to-
ward the London District, leaving Maiden, inc
strong hold of the Loyalists, for them 10 guard al
their leisure.
The trial of the prisoners taken at Pres
colt is now going on. 1t appears by the
Kingston papers, that the whole number
landed at the mill did not exceed l75--o'
| these five or six escaped, 90 killed ant
| wounded, and 1870 prisoners. That paper
publishes Col. Youngs official account o
| the British loss in killed and wounded, IN
the engagement Of the 18Th. 1t foots thus
| Sergeant. Ensign, 3 Lieutenants, LIT
Col. and 10 rank and file.
S.-Van Shoultz was executed Of
Kingston, on Saturday, and two more wer'
to have been executed on Wednesday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14
NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.

Mr.. STAcY;-In your paper of the. 9TH
instant, under the above head you ment ion
that the commissioners letely sent out by
the state of Maine, had discovered the
true highlands which divide the waters,
and that they had moreover discovered
" the boundary line itself as marked out by
" the commissioners under tho treaty of
-" 1883, and all the monuments established
at that time TO fix the line"
Now the fact is that under the treaty of
1888 survey was made Of the river ST..
Croix before that time only known by the
name of Schoodic river) to its source, and
monument fixed at that place, and that
river was considered az the dividing line
and approved by the two Governments in
1897, and has never since been disputed by
either.
10 1917 and 1915, under the treaty Of
1914 John Johnson Esq continued he line
due north from the said monument 10 "the
high lands which divide the rivers that
"empty themselves into the river St.
Lawrence from those which fal into the
Atlantic Ocean," and a Typographical
survey was by him made comprehcndlng a
large tract of country west Of that line.
The Governor of Maine in q letter to a
friend dated at Bangor, November &C.
1885, thus expresses himself.
"The commissioners have returned from
"their tour and report very favorably
"Mr. Deanc says that Mr.. Johnson's map
Sand report give the best description of the
"country he has ever found and he has
examined the whole subject with great
care"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14

"First it blew, then it snew, and then it
friz." We had clever little squall from
the Lake on Wednesday morning. II was
Of short duration, but it made the snow and
other things fly nicely, while it lasted. An
old house on the lake shore was unroofed,
and the woodhouse attached TO the dwell.
ling OF Israel P. Richardson, ESQ north OF
the village, was Frustrated, carrying with
it portion Of the end wall of tho house.
A small vessel is said to have gone ashore
on Scbuylers Island. The gallant little
Mac. was out during the blow. but arrived
safe in port. Capt. Phillips seldom knocks
under TO hurricane.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14

The Vermouter is behind the times. -
The National Gazette has very recently
signified its intention to support Gen. Har.
rjsOn,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14
From The Philadelphia Ledger.
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION

This is an extraordinary document
The President, officially informed that
American citizens were making military
preparations, within our own territory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14

Mr.. Benton has been reelected to the
Senate by the Legislature of Missouri
Benton 75-Leonard 43. Mr. Benton has
been in the Senate eighteen years, and this
election is the commencement Of his fourth
term in that body.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-14

some Of his political partizans, that they
determined to abolish the walls which had
echoed this libel upon dick the Tecumseb
killer"--and after the lecture was conclu-
ded, on the evening of the 2ath ult., keg
Of powder was deposited under tho church,
and about 2 o'clock in the morning it was
blown up. The building was small, sup.
posed to be worth about $500.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

Billy jones's S1LIoqny -lhe follow ing profound
retiec'ons, uttered by one OF Nea''s heroes. IN h.
"4narcuat Sketches gives glimpse OF glory in
the way of future Improvements:
81 wonder if hey won dat list me for a Charley!
HolIering oysters aud bean soup has guv me
SPLENDID voice: and, instead III Steering away
if the thieves to hear me singing out, IN,
style of d lag it would almost coax lem come
aud lie TUX up. They'd feel like bird when
snake is urter II, and would wake up aud poke
their cont collar RI hit INTO my fist. Then fl
while, I'D be promoted TO the fancy business OF
pig kerhing, which though it is very light and
very excellent, requires genus. 'Iisn't every
man ua,l come The sClenlllcs IN that line; and has
studied he nature OF pig SO a to beat hun man
nuvrelng, and make hun surrender because he
sees il ann no use OF doing notAlng. 1t wants lar
nj G to convince them rru'urS, and its ony to he
done by heading EN- up handsome, hopping
which ever way they hop, and tripping 'em up
gentesI by shaking hanos with Their of hind leg
I'D scorn 10 pull Their ais out by The ro,'s, or to
hurt their feelings by pulling or dragging 'em
abnu by the ears.
But what's The use? 1t | was listed, they'd
soon find GU. 10 heller the hour and to ketsh the
thieves ry steam! yes, and they'd take cm 10
court "a rail roud, anu Try them with bling Wa
ler.-They'll soon have black locomotives Tor
| walchmen and cunsaues, and big III ers tor Jad-
GEES anu mayors. Pigs VIII be ketched by seam,
and SLED iii to bellre they are done squeallng
By and ny, folks wonl ue OF no use AT all. There
won't be no people in the word but lea kettles; nc
mouths but safety waves, aud no takn nu
bio van off 8 cam. If had a little oler inside o
me, I'd urn unlou-, aud week day I'D run I. n
| kens,ngon 20 the Navy Yard, and Sundays ~
run 10 talrmount.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

The packet ship Albany left the Cd Instant the suy.
which New York the 9Th Sept has not YET
made her per Great WESTERN ar
rived the End thus anticipating those per packet Oh
the 9Th and 10th.
orrosstrom the 23t (datc Of our preceding up
to the ,b in slant inclusive there succession of active
and most ofthe parcels Of u snort staple
descriptions which changed handsa further advance OF
continues per ko realized. Within the last two days
market has quiet and always happens in such
case for slacker VET however,
holders generally evnce disposition accept wer prices
The snies which re-saes are included amount to
s244 R. cousng of344s r. New Orleans, Of which GIT b.
1903 5l g r. at f. 05 to lls 10 b. choice f. 1872 SO;
2s2 b. Mobile of which Isl b. at f. 30 to 81 So 1858 at f.
81 to 81 773 100 to l07 50; 2e03 b. Upland OF
which IA b. go 1872 b. at 81 to 9S 220 B. at 70 to
lOi and 81 D. 1903 50 f. los; IS B. Bahia ut f. 1875 to
$50 the latter price for fne a. Guadal"upe at 1915 and
10 h. Cayenne at f. il0;the whole duty paid.
The arrival. per CONTRA have been only 2s9i B. all in
United States Cotton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

Fish. The Lake ie now more bountitully stock
ed with fish, than it, perhaps, ever was before.
The whole of the fnny tribes seem assembled as
in "hig pow wow :"-all nre numerous, but the
shrmps and prawns, would puzzle Cocker to
count. Numbers of our citizens go daily to the
Lake, and from pure love of red fish and lsaas
Walton, lake boat and bait and paddle OF some
hundred yards on speculation, where if they do
not net large amount, they to get the ish
N a line. Some three days SINCE gallant son OF
Mars-don't ask Who's he?-caught tween dine
and dark more prawns than he could find means
to pack, or friends feed on. All who love
fish or fun should take chance at catching.
Perhaps some may find it hard 10 raise cast ne.
before they can GO, bu. we are assured they will
| find it harder still! to rnise il when its thrown:-
it is said they are SO full of fish they are ob'
ped 10 leave their heads and tails outside. Ye
in our market nothing less is asked than I
quarter dollar per, pound, though any man il
half an hour can catch bushel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
CQMMuNICATED


mr.. Fditor,-A voter OF the LIST ward SAYS, in
,,, r ,Ietin of today, that he has read with at,ent
ion Al, herman Caldwcll's communication on block
n n I, 100. have read it; but like the Ca.
o,oon u, he travellers, its appearance TO me is
Msn,o,r;c,,lv Opposite to the form its assumes I"
hin, Win ain unlar perversi'y the "Voter" urges
.na;n and ao.in, the objections which the alder
~, has again I'D again reiuted. Like the saPlent
Ins,;co Shnllow th.. Voter seems TO saw,
81 hare no,o made IN ny mind!-'so" go on Nth
yo,,r amusement :"
The Votrr Of the LIST wa, d,--"sIIl hnrpng on m
Observation-Disclosures that ga 1ite blocks cnn be-
procured so soon as pebbrs,-,a 'ks"f pre- sumPt,ve
nroofs and reasonable probat ii ties. Plausible
words these but less po,e. than Q,'lAo te's spear
upon the wjndmiIls, when oppnsen 10 STUBBORN
facts The Alderman proves that the C"nncll
have received con,rsc,s-contracts. fon ,esPon'
srbe people, for FORTY thousand square ards ore
Is no, this sufficient? We, still "ihe .Voterh Arps
upon the cuck 90 note .s,hey cannot be prnc ureL
40 soon.,, Wbat,bet,er urn,f does he want? His
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
DISHc, -
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Ordonnance du Consei de la 20 Municipalite

Ordonnance du Conse de Ia 90 Municipalite.
Art l. A compter du Ter octobrc proclaim, il
sera du deyoir du garden ct gardens dcs cimetie-
res dams les lmtes de cette muncipalit6, d'sxiger
un certfcat signe par medecn tire lie coroner
on deux citoycns rcspecables conjointement avec
10 commssaire du district on 10 deces aura lieu avec
Ia date du deces, 10 nom Page, lieu do naissance,
sexe, couleur ct cause du deces du defunt apporte
au cimqtere pour sepulture.
Art 2. II sera du devoir do toute pcrsonne gu
personnes portant corps corps merits au ci-
metiere pour sculpture DEERE mum dun certfcat,
ct le garden ne pourra en- aucun cas- recevoir de
corps pour sepulturc sans avoir pI6alabement rcca
le certificat sus.mestionne.
Art. 3. Toute personne on personne apportant
un corps ou CORPS cimet6re pour s6puIture dams
cette mnnicipallte ttre munies dun cerificat
payera upe rmcnde de dix piastres ct il sera du
deyoir du garden du cimctere maire on recorder
la violation des provisions de cette ordinance
sans quot il condamne payer une amende
do cette amende.
Signe.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
NKEE SHREWDNESS.

COMING IT oyE.:' THE FIFTEEN GALLON LAw-Ne
understand that precious TO The Division Muster at
D.dham Yesterday n hrewd one hit upon the fol-
lowing novel expedent 10 evade the license law
He made application TO the selecmen for IL
cense to EXHIBIT striped pig tun"g 'he parade
day, which was granted, He aec"Fn.ne'y proen-
red pig, and with brush painted some stripes
his back, and yesterday morning no haa 'e"'
erected on the field, with due notice on ne exc
rlor, that striped pig was to be seen within: Ft'c'
of admission, SIX and quarter cents. The rats
being so low, numerous vls,ters were Induced to
call upon his sw'nish majesty, and every cue on
coming ont appeared highly grained VITA the KIND
md courteous reception lie met wlth from the
keeper of the remarkable pig, Tor each conner waa
treated TO glass OF brandy and water or gin, or
whatever liquor he might preer, without ANY e&-
| ira charge. Some were SO well pleased 1nat lhry
were ind uced to take a second ,ok the animal,
ana were as kindly and literally treated as at
tAer first visit. A the list accounts the tXhlbl-
ton was driving bnsN business, and Vas likely
to make oroti able days job exnioiung his
striped pig "-Bns,on Sentinel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

.Ney Dore T'a,l.-A new method of dove. failing
has recently been invented, and machine to cut
the wood, SO that it is done with great despatch.
Instead Of the two edges of board which are to be
fastened together being cut in alternate notches
and teeth, the hook and groove are cut peEpend'
culary upon the edges of the board respectively,
those edges being each beved upon an angle of
forty:6ve degrees, to divide the right angle
equally. On the edge Of one board the groove is
cut, and the Hook upon the other. 1t is very
pretty, as we'll useful and economical invention.
The inventor is Mr.. Davis, who has of the
machines in operation at Castle Garden-N. Y.
| Jour Com,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

rEFProfessor Coomb the celebrated Phrenolo-
gist, is among the recent arrivals by the Great
Western. Since the amen,ed Spurzheim no
visitor to our Union has brought such q pass
port to tho enlightened and scientific, as George
Coombe has in the simple announcement of his
name. We have good reason to believe him ,
scholar without pedantry man OF science with
GU. parade; and a gentleman without reProach.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

.Maiogany-W e have seen letter from Port
au. Platt dated Aug. q st, which states that law
has heen recently passed by the Hayden Congress,
which prohibits the cutting of mahogany in, any
portion Of the sl,nd after the LIST of January next.
We do not we'll understand the motives for such
law, but it is supposed 10 be the encouragement
Of agriculture. and the preservation Of the principal
staple Of the island, which, it is said, is already
growing scarce-N r. Jour- COM
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

suspicious person and Nicholas obliged to disclose
his real character; and then his story not received
without suspicion.
The German papers contain a ukase against Poland
by which the Poles forbidden 10 the Polish cos
tune commanded the Russan-which, they
told. is much more economical.
The Augsburg Gazette (good authority ams that Rus
will take sides with Turkey against the Pacha of Egypt
should he attempt to establish his independence of the
Srl&o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
COMMERCIAL.
EFFORTS

EXPORTS
HAVANA-Per brig Ringleader. $500 kegs lard.
PHlLADELPHIA-Per ship Archer 1865 pigs lead,
lie empty casks 1913 hides. IS porter casks. Is
bales cotton 2boxes books, 65 port casks.
IL. MEMORANDA.
The Ebro s. days hence for Bremen spoke 9th Aug
lat Al lon 81 by the bark Effort and supplied with bread
The Columbus cid Bo the 22d Sept for this port
DO New York 24 Peruvian do Oseoa and the ship
Natchez.
Hence Iiverpoo; 4th Sent Lydia Herman; do Elem
Brooks Lindsay; ID, Fomosa do; ls Francis Sailed alst
for this port Georges do Sydney ?6h AUG Jacob Penne
Gavesend Goth Nes.or Mosse Oath Rochester, Owen;
Gibraltar, l4h Ca oline, Dover: the Union Whitmore.
Sailed from Tennerie for New Orleans of the 4th 2sh
sailed Willie Paris Fro Sept Cd. Cowes hence: Mont
peler Tyson Al Havre 3st Aug Olympia Gray. Marseies
29th. hence, Kosati Murwap; Trieste, Eleanor Meany
The Elzabeth FIRTH Bard for this port Marseles
the 5lh August, to sail in ten days.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

CARRoLToN Tomorrow, we hear, capital din
per, md merry party, will be found at this de-
.,ehtful Hotel. Moore has a turtle to dress that
would mukea London Alderman smack his lips
with the emphasis of lunch of crackers, The
way in which he sells out his court bolsiaol, and
gane IL lesson 10 ''jde"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
RUSSIA.

The srrac Emneror arrived quite unexpectedly at NM
rich about the middle of August travelling inco: under the
name Of Count of Adlersbeg. number of amusing anee
Instead driving palace he stopped at the
and leavn. word the King of Bavaria where he was to
be found he started of fur Kreuh On his thtaer he
left his csr,ge and got into small cart belonging to
whom he and proceeded on his journey meeting
various stations who could hardly be satisfied by
specton of his passport
Atone station tho guard the point Of aVrcsnE imh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
PORT OF NEW LEA\S.

CIEARANCES.
Ship Archer. Mnrston ,Phladelp la J S Dcnegre
Brig Ring Hoffman, Havana, Il Groning 4 co
ARRIVALS.
U steamboat Seal, from f. Pass left the list, at
p m. reports nothing in sight.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

The loss Of the ship Kentucky, was received in
New York by schr Leontine from Havana on the
23rd.
Many vessels are reported lost, the Brig Hese,
Of Baltimore, Schr Tyler, schr Sarnh Louisa, from
New York for Mobile, with valuable cargo, al
total loss. The Brig Rowena of Portland from
Matanzas for Baltimore abandoned IN sinking
condition. The OgIeihorpe at Savannah reports
on 9th seeing two,vesses perlee, wrecks, one bot.
tom up.
Indeed the list of disasters would be too long
for our paper, hut few of them are yet ascertaned
TO be connected with our city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que lie tresorier soft autorise par ces pre-.
sentes denander ct recevoir du tresorier de etat,
coht dss banquettes ct pavagc fats autour de la
propriete appartenant Etar, situee dans cette
nunicipalite, ct bornee par les rues Canal, Com.
mune, Baronne ct Phhppa; ct lie tresorier est par
le present autorise payer ladite somme a la per
some on aux porsonnes laquelle clio pour-ait
etre due pour complement dndt Outrage, iaquelle
defni par lie csrtificat du voyer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
ARMAND PILOT,

ENTAT DE LA LOU eIANE-Cour lie paloiss
ENIponr la parosse Ell vile de la N-Orleans-No lll28
Present III Charles Naurian, Juge-2oe septem-
bre 1838-N lillian Kenyon coutre sts creanciars-
Apres lecture ct enregistrsment de Ia petition ct du
tableau dams celte aff,ire, II est decrete qu'une
assemble de nsovabe aura lieu pleine cou'j
lie lie jour doctobre proclaim 10 heures du matin
pour d. dnire las aisons pour esqueIlss edlt nsova-
BILE serat pas llbere attendant toutes poursutas
judciares contre sa personne pro- rietes sont
arretees.
q ssp:3 ARMAND PTTOr Grcffier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

NOTICE.
0J' The ship Hannib !, Capt. Mumford, from New
YORK, is now dischargirg opposite the hImt. Com
sgnees will please attend the receipt OF tn il goods.
LEVI ii GALE, Agent,
nct3 SO Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

vuyIls magnificent structure has undergone, during
the recess, an entire order OF eml,el lisment;
the whole OF the interior has been repaired the Chan
deier has been taken to pieces, and its 10 cwt OF cut
glass beads and drops cleaned and poshedi nothing
has been neglected. either in the building itself or III
enpa which have been made with the brst ORA
matte talent in the country to promote the hlgh chaf-
acer which the st. Clare has obtained both AZ nome
and abroad for its being of the first dramatic Es-
Establishments in the Would. ..
The Orchestra, heretofore ackGoWleaseu supeIloi'
has been cons deraby increased III nuihbef ana ten''
nd former deficiencies in particular members OF inc
Prague Band. r., ,.. r
During the season the most successful dramas OF
the day will be produced, and in style when II ls pre-
sumed will give general satisfaction
The following Ladies and Gentlemen are Ill "'ov
"'''' JOHN #. BARTON, Stage Manager
EDWIN FORREST,
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
J.R SCOTT,
Fl. J. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S. II. BROWNE, and 1s
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Messrs Harrison Nlessrs. Plumer,
Pearson, rage
Eorren Porter,
Williams, DAVIS,
Cowel, Paret.
Debar, DehHso"
And others in treaty.
CELESTE,
ELLEN TREE, JOSEPHINE CLIFTON,
Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Charlotte Brnes.
Mssdames Farren, MesdlIes. Sidney ; cowel'
| Cowel, Jones,
Debar Chester,
Pumer, Sc 1T,
| Harrison, G. Smith,
F. Brown, Ravenot
Madden,
Smith.
s. NJ LEE, Principal Artist.
N. Lewis, Costumer,
| We'll, Tailor,
| S. Wallis, Properties Maker.
| ORCHESTRA
Messrs. Croce NIessrs Hoelert
Gulienar, Myers,
| jacob, Storm,
| Zhterbar Luciani,
Desforges Chartan,
Carl, B. Hopt.
Fay, Eberllardt,
Kruger, Rova,
Holland, smelger,
| Foster, Ciufi.
l Conduit, strel!a.
Pann Grips,
G Hopt, Even
| Paterson, And others in treaty.
II. W. JONAS, Leader
r. w. Elliot, Head of Police.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-03

The Royal WnIlam on her return tn Liverpool
reported hr own arrival in New York. Nothing
like steam