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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

rE Daily Mail Coaches for vile, Staun
Warm, Hot White sulphur, Red SULPHUR Salt Sulphur,
Buc Sulphur Grey Sulphur and Sweet Springs and several other
watering places of noc and Gnyanoc Travellers wish
ny seats for either Of the above places will he particular
calling old Stnsc Office in the Eagle Hotel where they will
be furnished with tickets which vii secure their Seats when they
Stanton preference any others going from Rich
on Those taking in the Old Line Of a Coaches, shall
any where This i'll he found be the cheapest,
nearest unl best 10 the above places.
BY THE PROJECTORS.
~ B-Thc subscribers Inform the Public, that the above
old Mail Line sill in successful opcatUn that tho fare
part which extends from Richmond to Charlottesville
distance Of nearly eighty miles reduced to Fur Doar
making accomplish the entire
those pnccs day ony but that ftras DC
poyri Of thcm to travel pretty much At Tho option Of their ocu
pants. BOYD EUMOND.
Ea- Ic IIoe ri va Mar 9th, 1893 l05-E
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

WYE by packets Now York; part OF
Spring supply of DRY GooD,, and expect by tho Wry
mouth and Richmond packets, their from New York.
and Of seasonabc Goods purchased ut the
Auclion which will be sold Wholesale and ren the low
about $50 packages WILDE received arranged BY
April when country merchants will huvc opportunity Of
lining choice assortment and moderate prices The following
nrc a part, us per invoices niroudy ohand
Extra super cloths and cassimeres
Erminstt and French cassime assorted colors
Super summer cloths and crapc camb!cts
Super black French bomhaznc for summer coats, &c
Valencia, velvet, marscillcs and wullings for vests
Irish nons lawns and thread cambria
Russia, birds eye and table diaper
Napkins, table cloths and table damnsk
English nnd Irish do
Common, fine aud superfnc French brown linen
bales German buaps, No 10 4. superior
Plain coored sodered thread camt hdk
Super and medium quality black gro de Rhine
Fest italian usng and dc Swiss, black and blue black
Rich figured assorted colors and plain poult dc Sol
DO plain and figured satins choice colors
Plain and figured assorted eoIotcd G Io de De. Nap
Do Do" bonnet, cap, saith and "s,rins bbaod i '"'" '
Ladies' black and white plain and figured silk hose
Do do do and assorted coorcd slrk gloves
Do horse skin, kid and pick nick do
Superfne French painted musins and lawns
Do4 do prints, new patterns
Plain, checked, striped and worked Swiss muslins
Do 6.i cambria and jaconet
Null, hook and medium musins and Scotch lawn,
90 low priced, medium and fine caicoes
Rich furniture and common do
Garment and furniture dmi,y
Thread laccs
BobbiHe, quilting, and cotton Iaces and edsinss
Handsome plaid and striped sipshams
Plaid and cotton flag hhdfs
Large India do and ponsce do
so bales md beuehed and brown shifting. md sheens
from cents 10 hnest quality
"a aud "A apron checks and bed ticking
Heavy colorcd sr ped cotton goods for servants
30 bales Richmond and Petersburg cotton oznaburss
Plaid and striped domescs with variety, which not
terms, by VALENTINE BREEDEN,
Marehg7 lo9-3,&=ls3w
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hy FALSE ALARMS, that those who sci themselves ioi
.1rafeh dogs" are now looked on dsluT5ers OF their

hy FALSE ALARMS, that those who sci themselves 'o
'arat dogs are now looked on as d's'uf'efs o' 'Ne
reposr. o,d
Let the "siang" of Gone currency for The people ana
another for the Government, he met. and lis ahsnFniy
exposed Let The be told The truth, That ,he ue
ret. C;ovcTnmn is not aiming destruction the State
Banks bu, Jevisng plan TO be- independent OF men,
and predict they will send agent with Instructions
10 put their money where they may al alt times COM
mand it.
The Wings, and their ne'o allies, may Try 10 reaaIn
MIR raton 10 vote against the Independent Treasury
Hill bu, my acquaintance with him jnstilics The oc!le
thai their efurts will be aborve. Sumo men might
Weld 10 enrealies Of this sort but of such naIerius
MIR Patton is not made If he to do it, he would
thereby give contradiction the truth of his many
declarations that he was no purity man. Again, ne
knows it would be said he either very fond OF Wash
jnr,on or that his stay there was 10 defeat the wishes Oh
his constituents.
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HS c. H. uNCuRE, Attorney at La will hereafter attend to
any professional business III The Court Of Appeals which may
he entrusted to his management ny of The Railroad he
promptly attend that CONT whenever required by his engagements
to do Soils office is in Fredericksburg.
March OF l05-wiw
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Commercial Concention-Athens: Augusta, Cns,eS
ton Columbia, and The citizens of Fairfield Dlsrc. ~
G. have appointed Delegates to the April Conven,l"n.
meeting has been called in Norfolk of Inc same p0'
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Gen Scott, who was confined TOR several days at Al
bauy by ndisYoslon produced by fatigue and exposure
passed through this city yesterday on his way 10 wash
lf Y. .3merccn, .Idrch %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

Cv,pu.s Of Monroe, as candidate for the next h0'''
Of Delegates.
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After brief discussion Of The point of order by Messrs
Haynes and Bell the decision Of the Chair was sustained
by the House.
Mr.. Bell then moved TO amend the bin by striking out
SG7 $50 for pay and mileage Of members, and inserting
S425 700 Also by striking S4O4 for the clerks
und officers Of both Houses. and inserting $4,000
Mr.. B. had wish 10 commence with these items
but they the first in order he had been compelled
TO do he wished TO proceed and propose similar
ducton in ull The salaries throughout the Government
with the exception of the President Vice President and
Judges. He was not opposed to liberal allowances for
public services, DESTROYS Of reduction for lis own
sake but he thought the great disparity between the
aries of State and Federal officers called for
of the kind 1t would be vain 10 rely Stale
rights bulwark against The entertainments Of the &C.
pssal Government, while that disparity continued 1t
gradually, in practice, working change in in.
situations; an instance Of which, he alluded to the
fact of the Ex-Governor of State accepting suhord
station in Of our Departments, or in The Gus
tom house. But whether the Sub. Treasury bill should
pass no. the thing proposes TO authorize did already
exist in fact and its effect had been by paying Govern
ment officers in gold and silver, 10 raise virtually, the
salaries they received, and in the same proportion TO d.
mnsh the enjoyed by the debtor class in the
punity pay their debts. The reduction was, there
FORE perfectly fair and il excessive banking here
after TO be curloed the reduction ought, Of right to he
permanent. He content, at present, to make it
temporary arrangement.
MR. Mercer though not disappearing the genlleman's
object could not support his molIon II accord
ing to usage to reduce salaries by appropriation bill
il ought to be done, if al all, by law.
Mr. Reed regretted the debate; but how could il be
avoided Which the proper place and the fitting
opportunity animadvert upon the measures of the Ad
mnisralon, and the extravagances of the Government
if upon the appropriation bs He referred 10 abu-
in the Post Office Department. and in The proportion
of collectors salares but could not support Mr. Bells
proposal reduce all in the proportions; some ought
TO be reduced half, but others should not be din
nished at ALL
MIR. Williams of N. c., thought it according to law
and usage to reduce salaries well by an appropriation
bill as in any other manner.
MIR. Bell demonstrated with warmth against Mr.. Mer.
GERS position. The appropriation bills were the great
ctudels of the People, in resisting the expressions of
Government This had been admitted even in aristo-
cratic monarchcal England; how much more should the
doctrine be cherished under our own free Government!
He lamened that seemed his fate always to be resisted
by his own political friends and allies.
MIR. Mercer explained He did not deny the naked
power, but only the previous usage OF the Government
The question being put on Mr. Bells amendment it
was rejected.
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AIHNESS,

BEtUTlFT1. head of hair ia the gTnhdest orna
= ment belonging 10 the human frame. How strange
ly the loss Of II changes the c"nnenahce and promo
urelv lrings the appearance Of OLD age, WHICH
mnnv rpcol being uncovered and some times
shus society avoid the tests and snsers oil
their ucnunil ance the remainder Of their lives are con
seGu"ntly spent In retirement. In short not even me
loss nf property fills the thinking Youth with
that sinking gloom does the loss OF ms hft
To Il, ert all these unpleasant circumstances oiIfhse
Balm Of Columbia stops the hnr from falling OIL on Inc
first application, aud afw bottles restores II agan IL
likewise produces ehtowl ad whiskers presents tue
nar from turning gray, makes il curl benutullv and
frees it from 7cnrf Numerous certificates OF me hrst
respectaltv in support of the virtues OF Oldrlcgei
Balm, ara shown by the proprietort.
u Read the followng:-
Robert Wharton, Esq late Mayor Of PhilndH'nh
has certified be seen below, to the high chata
ter OF he following gentlemen.
The Undersigned do hereby &c titv that have uset
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Odridge hnd
have found il highly erviceahle only preventive
against the falling of of hair, bu, also certain restor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in = George chnrse.
No 86 North Fifth 81.
JOHN INGLIS, 32l A1ch street.
| JOHN d THOMAS, NJ ID, 1G3 Races
| JOHN : Fl REV ,lG1 Spruce street.
HUGH McCI1RDY.2 t3 South ID ST.
! JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t is known that three Of the above sgners are NOR
than So years Of age, and the others not less than 80
[From the Nayor.1
Comlnour ealih Of Prnr.avlyania. [
CRY of PhllaleIlhn,
I, Robert Wharton, Mavor Of said cv OF rhiInde
,hia do hereby certify TINT am we'll acquainted vii
| Mcssrs ? Inglis, .Iohn FureS, aud Hugh VI Cnrd
whose names are signed to the above certificate HAT the
are gentlemen OF character and respectable ", and
such full credi, should c given To the said certificate
In witnrs VIII 4rrof have hcreunto set my ham
and caused the seal OF the CITY 10 be fixed, til
9th day Of December, &c.
H.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
| OBSERVE that each bottle fthe Genuine Balm liz
splendid engraved wrapper, which is rcprc,. ME
! the Fall niagara, &c
Sol holeSale and retn by the snle agents for Am
RIGA. 90 Fletche, street, ar Maiden Lane, 40
bel y Pearl street, and by most druggists and perfume
t cugh h country. .-...,.
| JARVIS & ANDREWS,
+, mo wholesale Agents. View Orleans.
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n H,A1lRRHGJDS


EEAY'S LINIMENT.-No Flctan.-This ex.
III trasrdlnary chemical composition, the result
OF science, and The invention OF celebrated medl
cal man, the introduce Of Which to the public
was invested with the solomnty OF deAthbed
bequest has since gained reputation unparal cled,
fully sustaining the correctness of the lainented
DR. Grdleys Last confession, that {" he dared not
die without giving 10 posicrity the beuoft of his
knowledge this subject" nnd he therefore
b 'queathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
! Hays the secret of his discovery.
| 1t is new used in the principal hospitals and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly for the of the Piles, and so exten
svely and effectually us to battle creduty unless
whore its effects are witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Creuing extraordinary absorptiac
| ut ouec:
All SwoIlings- Reducing them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Cnronlc, giving QUICK
ease.
Sore Thrca.-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and 'f4Q42lng Cougu-Extgrnay, and
over tho Chest
All Biuso., sprsins, aud 3a-us.-Carins in a
few hours.
Sores and Utcorx--WAetler fresh q. long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reduo
ing rhsulnatc s~cillngs and ooseuiug coughs and
ugAtness of the chest by relaxation of tho parts,
has been surprising beyond concep ,ou. The
common remark OF those Whs have used i, in tbs
Piles is " Ii acts like II charm"
THE tlL ES-Fhe price, II is refunded TO any
person who will USE bottle OF Hays Liniment
for the Piles and return the empty bottle without
being cured. These the POSITIVE orders of tbs
proprietor TO the Agents; and out OF many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessiu
| Wn might insert certificates 10 any lensth but
prefer that those who sell the article should OK
hlhit the original 10 purchasers.
CAuTlON-Nonc can be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my narne.
and also that OF the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and re,a by COMSTOCK u
Co, Nov York, and by Druggist IN every
town in the Union.
For sas by the Wholesale Agents, corner of
| Comnan Il Tchouplluulas street, and by the
| Apothecarcs generally. e3O
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JARVIS & ANDREWS,
wholesale Agents, View Orleans
pR0SPECII1S

tiNN'oA
THE subscriber proposes to publish, in the he
ginning of the ensning wiutcr, Condensation Of
The twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martin. Louisiana Reports, to lie comprised IN four
volumes. S.o according to th" model OF Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work il now ia preparation by J. Burton
Harrison, Esq of this city assisted by William F
Brand Esq. The Editor is also permitted by a
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by one ct the sitti.g Judges, expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be reapod from their experience.
Such work is becoming every dav more
ccssary. as the original vulnnnous expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest, in the other States Of the Union, reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence of Louisiana; and the
circumstance OF the numerous principles here de-.
cldct in the adjustment of CONFLICTS of laws, makes
the knowledge of our adludged clses of prime utl-
,v TO the urists of the whole Union Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those In the
more authoritative forums of the other States, will
be added 10 each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave,
4d III be delivered, bound, TO suhscr .hers at Sc
per vol; in cuse it should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to sub
scrlbrrs will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN
les cor Camp and Common SITS.
NEW ORLEANS ts,Al AltitCIAL lNoTl.
TtTE.
Peace street, brreen .No,~ul and Cosaculuo, subj
.UoNsay.
g PECIAL Course of Book Keep ns,-The course
| - of BoeN Keeping opened since soveru montls
will close in few days.
Many good accountants, among whom gentle
| men ofhgil standing in business will lie 7eeren.
I css offered to the public i,aronags.
| A new evening class viii he opened rs sson s4f
icirnt number of subscribers will hu,e cen obtained
| it will close in November next.
For gertemen residing i'll the uppe, part of the city
an evening class three tunes week, will he opened
at the corner Louis and Exchange Place, If sub
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Corner of Canal and Bourbon stree

ORLEANS LITI1OGRAPnIC OFFICE
No. o3 NIagAZtnc trttt, opposite bhhks Arcade,
ENSTABl.iSIiED for the execution of maps, plans
H and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
address cards OF every description, funeral circulars
deep mourning paper, apolhecay and druggists labels;
bank checks, dray receipts &cprntad aud execute III
cheap and expeditions style, by the proprietor
WILLIAM GREENE.
Mr. Rank Notes Mt { .ly executed. m24
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NEW HAT STORE.

HUST received per late arrivals from New York,
- fresh aud fashionable assortment at HATS,
The subscriber wonld particular call the attention
Of the pu lie style beaver hats OF IL superior
finish fine lie Aturc rio beautiful lusre; also 10 u
fine plain Russa hat of 4 superior quality and also Il
81 el,di article of silk hat, oge er With general
sorment mnnufactu ed by himself, expressly for this
market wholesale and retail
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
NIB City and country dealers are invited 1ocnII
fab
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FRED. WILKINSON
DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENEPhi Cr LOUISIANA,

OFFERS his services to the public il. the depart,
W menta surveying aud Civil Engineering, both
in tow aud country. tromc u,isie r experience IL
his profession, and 10y promrness and hdellt, il The
execution Of business entrusted To him, he hopes to
merit and ,ecei,e share OF public patronage. He vii
also aud calculate The contents Of wallis
excavations. Olce No Charities street, second story
l,IL i.AN
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WlOLt%S ALE TIN WARE MANUFACTORI
e LOCKE 4 co. No. % Old Levee, have in
- store .f their manufacture, large ana "x-
tensye assortment of lin ware, which they invite deal
ers in the trade to examine also 200 Copper, sugar
house ski nmers; 80 do. Sugar Ladies; % doz Copper
sugar lamps; 4, Bath tubs assorted sizes; ~ gross
assorted sized Coffee Graighs
N. B-Root4 of buildings covered with zinc, copper
tin. Copper and tin cutters put up on the sio ri es
nn,irn ausI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

lpRAADY-5 Dol, 4th proof American brandy fsi
) sale by ISAAC BkltEE Go,
augl4 l34 Magazine ssreef.
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LOUISIANA
URE WAR E r o O M S

No 81, BenvlTIe sTret1.
NN7ILLIAM r. CARNES, (frmer y of the firm OF
w Flint & CarnesJ would respectfully inform his
sr;.uds and the public that he is constantly receiving
from New YORK and Boston good assortment Of Fur
ai.ure, such mahogany chairs, sofAs led ends, ma
aognny and cherry tables of all descriptions, bu.
reaus, soets secre,arys writing desks, war'rohes Of
mahns,ny and cherry wash s'ands locking glasses,
feathers, bedding, &c. &c.
ND ~ JED
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L>XCHANGE On Mobile wanted by ...
~ A3ljAH FISK,
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ARTiN IL DtVEREtX offers f,rsa :, II large
.Va quantity OF superior Russian sheet il IL, from, 9
to Is on. wei hit Also, quantity of Ele ish Ahee
Iron JUS received an assortment Of Cook, nd PurO
Of he latest patterns at TO- Fclopito las street
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Hi, IA. 81 IT. Id. Newco Eab,

Hi. k. & IT.. I'D. NeWc0 IRab,
NEAVE opened a house for the tunsactihg OF a gen
Il Il eral Commission business nj Natsh z, aud any
business confled them shall be faithfully attended
References
#:%s s: WIS ;':t ' c.. New o's'"'.
octl2-tuttm.
Ed APER, quils steel pens, ink luid waters sealing
j. WAX india rubber, black sand, pounce, and every
other article stationery OF the very best qua con-
''A"''' 'f'' - ~ DAVID FELT SEQ.
MIC n Y Statnners' Hall, % Charities st.
TO MERCHANTS.
MERCHANTS can have II beautiful crcn!ar struck
.vE off at two hours notice, by calling at thu Orleans
photographic CtEcc 80 Magazine street, opposite iinks
Arcade. nI--
ACKEREL-;55 NuIf DbIs 40 : ..nckerel, tol suls
VI by READ & BAR>TuW,
mt2 u Grayier street.
X ENTUCKY BAGGiNG-luo pstor sale by
IN HOLMES Il MILLS,
ivl2 Bank Alley
S,COICII B4liliISIj 80 ps heavy Scotch Tagging
y 43 inches wide, for sale by
V1XCHANGE ON NEW YORK for sale by
~ LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
;vl2 % 4 % New l.evee.
yEylIE American Democrat. hints on the social ana
L civil relations Of the United states. by . rem
more Cooper. ,,.
The Two F,rrS; or, Adventures in Country House;
md other tale bv Lady Blessngton, + l. }nlwer Mis-
Norton Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore, CaptaIn Aied"in,
Bnd Others in vols.
The River and the Desert by Miss pafaos, a"'hor Vi
the City Of the Sultan .
TN, Caske of Gems, the Gift Of m Uncle and Aunt
with fine God e,lgraviugs by Anderson.
| Just received and for sale by WM McNtAN,
icl6 cor Camp and Common sis.
uNOSIN nEDSS-7O bis rosin dross, landing and
~ for sale by INA ~. oo'
| ;y ii "a Pnydras street.
IAVE g. SCIIAFFER'S Compoun" F''Iid Elk
" tract r Sarsaparill., for the of obstinate
crup,ions of the skin; pimp!es or pustua> of the
face bllcs viii arise from an impure state OF the
blood; scAlv cru tons; p ms i'll the bones chrome
rheumatism; tet r; scrofua, or kings evil; whit
swelling; syphili,lc Diseases aud all disorders
arising from an impure stue of the blood, by long
residence in ho ciimatc or the inJudlcous uso OF
mercury.
Also.-Cave g. Schaff RS Worm Syrup, or 1u-
FAINT Preservativc: the best preparation now extan
Among which are the follow rng:-Indian Dye,
| for col,riug the hair; Bears Oil; Russian Bear
Grease; Pomatum ichaws Free lie Wash: Sill
perior Pearl Powder; Lily White; Cream of Roses
Vegetable Rouge; Otto Of Ros"; Lip SAlve kre.
osite Tooth Wash; CArbon,c Dentrlticc; Orange
Flower Wafer; Powder Putfs and Box :; Amer
can Charcoal neatly put up in four nee walls
P, cston Salts; Cologne; Kreoso,e rooth-acle
Drops; Hair Brushes; English Dire ng Co BIS
In, ian Hair Ol-wth variety of 'ther PERI
meries, &c For sale by
w GLENN'S PERFUM RES.
&c TRINl ARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
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a4'TAr De La ..UUlS I0ur du Premier
-hA District JHd,c.irc-lh,s. II Jenkins contre ses
creanciers ct ics creanctrs de Stcrus Il te-la ces-
on d's bis de IInSo> able ayan ct acoc,te Four 10
henShcc de SEES creanciers il ordonne uu'une ussel
Dice dos cuanclers dc de Sterns Gia ait lieu
Gu teLde Heb Marks. nulale public, udi, % our do
Novembie dix heures du main, pour deiiheler sur
It's nttreS desdits jenkins ct Stem, Il ie eli mene
tens routes procedures judcinas conr- III ptrsunre
ii Ia peisonne uult Jenkins s"nturrtteesM N chs
CT nohne pour itlncse les creanciers ubstns.
l"m"n rhon Nj iuchaEan JUICE de la couf CT
cldes slis. "A vctulre, 1855
| 27oct PA LEBLANC, Zen Gicf'cr
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ANlKC tlAI>,t n,urs! Circulars !-.Aierchants
" wishing to have beautiful circular struck of at
the shortest notice, has only 10 en ut the Orleans liz
Geographic Office 50 Magazine SITS OPT ost. Bank's
:, rCate. srnti5
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH ACAL
ENN

EN-
HpROFESSOR MORPtiY assisted by gentlemen of
4 proper qualifications and experience. has opened
an Academy in tn. brick building belonging TO Wn
Brand Esq. adjoining the \eruuda on 81: Charles
street. where Young gentlemen, we'll disposed, will
ceive good education.
Mr. NJ socits the cooperation Of his friends and
those of education, enable him render this usl-
tuition useful and permanent.