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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-08
The Hon. J r. PcISsErT,
Secretary Of War, Washington city.
Gen. .Jcsup 10 The Depuiaii0n.


HEAp.Qua RrEEs, Army THE SoUTu,
FURT MELLON, Dec. 10, 1857.
GgSTLEMrs have received your communication OF
his days date md seize the occasion to assure you OF
the respect which entertain for you, collectively and
individuuly-u respect inspired alike by your official
conduct and personal department
| regret with you the failure Of your friendly and phi
anlhropic mission but SHALL every proper occaslon
bear testimony 10 the Jealous anu unlrng efforts you
have made, aud the hazards you have encountered III
fulfilling the duties assigned 10 you by your chief.
In common with the ma ority of my fellow citizens
am the friend of The red man, and would rather confer
benefits than inlet injuries upon HIM. Should inc iut
tune of war place any Of the Semulrs or hlcasukies III
nv hands they will be treated with kindness, and every
indulgence will he extended TO them not Incompatible
with their security.
AS to the Chiefs Nicanopy and Cloud, they came in
10 remain; they Hostages under The treaty al tur
Dade; we're forcibly carried off, and Mcanopy at least
was on his wav to Join me at Tampa Bay where he sup
posed he would fnd bclne lie heard OF your arrival
lie is aware that have sent him, and the warriors who
accompanied him, TO ST Augustine, IN consequence OF
their people,
mos, arleny desire That the may be terminal
ed if possible without bloodshed and shall avail my
self Of every favorable so To terminate It,
In returning to you: homes you have my best wishes
for the peace, prosperity and happiness Of yourselves
and your people. And, nn gentlemen, with great re-
gard. your obedenl servant, TIL JESUP.
To acssrs Rchd Fields, Hair Conrad Thos Wood
ard, and Jesse Busyhead Members " The Cherokee De
tega!iOn
Having observed that the publication Of the mem.
Lers of the Cherokee peace delegation vndlcGting them
selves from the Of their having acted tcache
rous par, towards The Government is accompanied by
that of letters from General Jesup, addressed 10 the Sc
crctary of War and the depulaon, deem il proper
to state without intending TO hazard an opinion on this
delicate subject that General Jesup has, since the
menccmcnt Of hosiilies, expressed himself IN d.yus"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-08

Immediately on the failure of the mediation h'rnmlns
certain sent To ST. Augustine ssvrniY'l"n l'"'""S
g b, ,, a. ans, rar camp; uiuong l-Im aie ''!c'', ~
nriurir,I c,l Of the tu,r,m Cloud the war ciri VINO
commanded al the Wuhno, and Nocnse Falnla 'he
Creek Of highest rauk who down from Aa3nma
in 1876. j. H. fOi"SH'i
Jous Ross, Esq, Washington City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-08
Gen. Jrsup to the Secretary Of Var.
HEAD QUARTERS. Army Of THE SOUTH,
FuRT MELLuy, Dec. 10, lc'H.

FORT MELLuS Dec. 10, 1887.
Sir-The Cherokee delegation will leave in the hrst
steamer that goes down Gareys Ferry, on their re-
turn to their homes 1t is due 10 justice that should
express to you the high which eneEuin oil thei'
character aud conduct. Their mission has terminated
us believed would from the beginning, unsuccessful,
lp but they have acted with the most untlring zeal ana
earncslness in endeavorlng 10 convince the sgnoeu
chiefs of the Seinnules and Micusukies well as their
people, of the advantages Of peace, aud The Necessity Of
fulfilling ;her lreaty engagements.
Having entertained doubts the True Objects
Of The MISSION which expressed TO you before BECAME
acquainted with The members of the delegation, consI
der it due to them well as to myself 10 you OF
my belief that they have acted throughout in perfect
good faith, and with sincere desire TO serve ynu END
country and 10 benefit the Indians by enlishening
them in regard to their true interests.
We have prospect of terminating the war eS-
cept by battle but il is extremely doubtful whether the
Indians will Fight ;her policy to fly; knowing as they
do that on the approach of summer the climate will fight
their battles for them, and drive from the county
| have the honor to be, sir
Respectfully, your most OBJ servt.
TIL. S JESUP.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
EssEeHsYy RHs Il.
u NTAGAHINE 'STKtFT'
NEW- EANS.

Joseph kNETrLE, & Co.-1mportcrs ofFofcig'
- and Domestic Hardware, are RECEIVING from lu
rope aud the Atlantic Cities, direct from the NanlltaC
urrrs mn extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low
Country Merchants and others invited to call ano
examine their stock which consists, in part, OF table
butchers pocket sudlcrs and straw knives plated ano
Brituta tea spoons needles, pins, hooks and eyes, so
wells and spades -trngs shovcs, enters androns Brit
tnnia and aluned ware brushes, blank books and pa
per, looking glasses, auNs, vices, screw plates, hand
slrdge and nail hammers smiths bellows, American aud
English blister cast shear German and crowley steel
plough MOUNDS trace OK and lug chain, waeding Louis
lana and grgbbug hoes Mattocks, pick axes, corn ns
grass SC, thcs, Collins Kings aud simmons chopin,
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails cotton and "od
cards coffee and corn mills pl.ncs and pla
els, geugcs, locks sud, irons, hooks and 3
pistols, shot powder aud liquor iaks, per
powder. tea, fish, brass aud bell Metal
knob chest, trunk and pad ocks, bride
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

SAINTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.us
u landing from ship Constitution, and for sae--ylz:
l60oO feet of glass, best quality from 8Xl0 u 23N28;
ibr kegs; II doz Japanedtns for ;G000lb hraes
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe, also of0G00 and
oVo do; leases green in POWDER superior article
40 DO III cans; large assortment OF sash FOOLS of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil read, pre-
parei in boxes, fitted :p with all necessary brushes
artist tools, &C.
Flake and iemnity white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellowewax; gum arabic and large and choice as
sornent OF paints, dry coors OIL turpentin- varnish
Sc Tor sale wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
by MONDElIl
a2S So Camp ST.
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5s0S.,s.sI''s Ph:Hsrs.

. Collection OF Coloqual Phrases on every topic ne
a cc,slrv maintais conversation, arranged nnlrr
iirrent heads, With remarks the peculiar
pronunciation and use of yarons words. The whole 50
disposed considerably 10 facilitate the acquisition vi II
correct Pronunciation of the freuch iiy a Dolmaf It
uew edition, revised and corrected.
selection OF tnc hundred of pcrrinS Tables accom-
panied with key, containing tie text literal aud free
Wanslaon arranged in such manner as to point out
BE- difference between the French and English lion,
figured pronunciation OF tie French, according
he hes French works exnnt the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise on the sounds OF the French
language compared with those Of the English.
PronOuncmg French Primer, or the Scholars Guide
4ihe accurate pronunciation az! orthography of the
French langl g, containing It's elements according to
best usage ~ Bernard rronchin, Just received and
ar saiely WM MckEAN,
nlS Cor Camp & Com sts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05

ETA1 DE La LOLiSIANF.-Cuur du Premier Dis
init Judiciare.
/ 'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, A tous ccux que
r ces preSentes ccnretment, Sau-- A tter du aue
william MaCkov avant Hcher ute vcnte flute par
le Sier de Ia parosse dOrieal- In punrctc ci-aprts
decrtc sest adrcsc CRETE de crtte Cour on In d te
vente Int enrcslslrce e 5rinc Jour de Mai de unnte
i65o pour IN aNi. cuniurnenent IN de la Iegs
!atufe lie Fiat dc Ia Louisiana, iIurlie "Acte pom
cnnhrmer los titles ucquereurs aux yentns iudci
ares, npprouvt lie 10 Mars 1881. Qu' soft comm Of
loutcs ersonres nel SOM par pro Son-
nteS au nom del Eat lie la Louisiana ct de Ia Cour du
iteihIer DISTRICT JidIcmre, Ini currurut avnir dluil
la pfUpuetc c-aprcs dccrit, consequence dun de
laut de torne dams forrr, lie dorIe lie jugeneut de
Ia cour, en- vertu duquei Ia Sene ite, gu de tont
ircgulure on i'ieguirt dams Destination 'yis on l.,
l'ns ct 10 mode de Ia vcnc, on pour cause
que couque de aiit volr, duus IRENE iours outer de Ia
publication de cettc avis pourquu la ycntc usi uite me-
sCr.lt pas cunirulee ct humOlOgute.
La dItc propnctc tut venhuC par lie Sheriff Sus-dit L.
25tine Jour Avrl de ruuu&e 1888, en- vertu dun d.,
Crct de Ctlte cour lendu lie .rme tie hurS de lnunne
)B6% dams Tatiaire de William Mackcy ". SuIuuel
Ben, so. l55h du docket de crtle Cour, Il uuueIIc
Vente lie dit William Maekey, s'est rcndu uuqueTeur
pour lie prix de 1900 compliant.
Description Dc la PropetG d'apre lie transfer Judci-
are, Savor:
In certain lot tie ere, cOmpriS od les bHissrs
ct amelioraons, siur en- la paroiSSr 4 u. cans dan
Fiet borut par les rLss lie la Nou.eL.e ev1e Lonsn
Paul aud Delord, dseuc Par l., No d'gprrs mn MN
dressc par C i Zmpel, Depule Voyer GeuenI 10 IL
Decembrc 1851, ct depos6 en- etuds lie Felix ti,iu,
nothre public, CONNIE plan No Is lie dit lu lat I, r,c
slesrant Hnst rieds, onHe poucea face rue de /,
Nou'elie Le'.t, soAane dunze pies de prntonIeurr
coie qui touche lie lot No o. et quatre vngt pics sep
ponces ct quatre ligues ea profomlcur du r6,S an,
ouche Ia popnele apresen deruiere Inu il ll,arte
SAINT Eooda et ayaut dix neut pieces ol,ze pol,res
de large dams la proiondeur, il it lace une ale.
Nos 40, &, z, 8 ana 9.
Bur au du CIR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
rhE FLORIDA STAG L COAs Ill
STT4 BOAT LIN

hfsi@@1s sss;%e Els:i~~-s-s =
TuB0t,GH IN FIVE AND A HA LIZ DAYS,
From Mobile (AIabama) 80 Augusta Saco.
| II EANFS Mobile every other da, immediately aug
the arrival OF the mail from New o',s a, ".
steamboat EMELiSE, lilakely, coaches 10 eSae'H
st,anLc4s per Pensacoa BAY, st Rosa SOUND AN" coe
taaehie River and Bay TO Cedar Bin' coaches ue"e'
via Mariana, ChattahoCehee, (torne'ty -ho,, fet
non Baubrl dse Pluderton; llawk'ns''le ana LOUIS
vile ia Augusta passenger akin his seat At NJ
bile is in no danser of being thrown out or '9SIS
pre- erence b, other conflicting lnterests as ne
ia LINE is but concern, and u''aer one eo' u U
throughout and may rely WITH CEnrAiSri upon ms
arrival at Aupus, in time Specified through all wealth.
er and AT any season, unless most unforeseen cs.as-
trophe should occur. The Great New ories''S Nia'
is carried ty this The Agents Tor accohmoua'
ton Teams Coaches and Drivers are not SURPASSED
the southern country. &c..
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe AN" hh.er
esng water navigation, the tune and aceohno'''oh
afford the traveller speed certan'' comor, am 'e'
ing variety; connected AS it were with INC Kan hoa
Charleston S, C. aud the steam packets TO Ne" YORK
travellers rea Nh New York IRON New ofiea"s
LESS THAN II nAYs'-Washington city in IL.
From Cl.dtahoochee, Florida, We have bra"e
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, TO ST Marks, hor
post coaches, also Branches tron iia"S'nsV'lf
one to Nille,gerille and Que Macon, light two hor'
coaches. SlOShioN - W.
ArGusrA 2O,h Jan. 1855.
Office at Mansion House Mobile 5
distance New Orleans To MO.ue, iNo nu's
Mobile to Augusta, saw
Augusta to Charleston, l5b g
Charleston to New York, $50 $50
1r Nv orl.an to Mobile 2S hour,
Mobile to Augusta, 81 .
Augusta to Charleston, IL
Charleston TO New York, go 25S
Making les miles per day Or miles per hour, 'hc,"
sive OF all s,oppages. ANY,, ~, i,
n b. | beg leave to INTERN the public 'ha' W
bridges over the Cha,ahooshe swamp aud liar" i.nno
creek have Just been completed the genera: govern
men Uhc mi, obstacles operating against ts sac an
speedy route are thus happily removed; aud haNe til
pleasure olesg from travellers thai the eo'ehes,hnr
Sos drivers and Dads OF the first order; and as to IN
water route from eusaco Cedar Bluff, II is admit
ted bv all WHO have passed through it t" be "nsurpsse'
in no, elites beauty and safety. The bridges ihrous
i,eorgia have also been repaired. } NJ Z BAKER
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE w4,rnopsE,

Y ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAhEHousE,
Customhouse street, opposite the pust-otiicc.
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
olsuperior workmanship, and Of the latest patterns
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tumbs and
Grave stones, moulded and plain sills and lintcIs
marble iacngs, hearths and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris Roman Il Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved pattern.
Lettering done in the neaest manner and nj Inn
shortest notice. They have first rate workneE IL
set the above work
jos JAMES KAN II STROUD.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-05
EOUlSAIANE-Cuur du Prealcrc L


,>,, ,''I' Ju,nS';.f%: - m
f'lAi pr- LA A'ooiolNNi-,-1i tous 'enA I"'
~ cGS in eevnts eoheefhe., oai""-A''thuu que
James Balles bisSs' ay'' aehe'c a ''e 'ente iie p
lie oieri he Ia p"osse a Orleans Ii lrol'e'e c-ap,e
dccrte stsi adlHse au Crete de cet'e Cou GU Ia N't
,rnte int ehreSs'iee ie enc Jour "AN'i "'ee
1913, pour uIaNs commencement a u actc Il ia Legs
i"ue de ft'l dc III Louisiana, lhu'ule Ave l'oui
co"hrmtries u'res 'esacqu reus aux e"'Sjudic'"'ts
"Ph"'e !e ~ wars 1911 gun sun eo""u' e' '"u,tS
personnes inlereSes son par ecs prcsculcs sonmeS Il"
nom ue r.'a be Ia 10 'siee, tie ia conf uo 'ten'e'
District J"'hc'are q'n Poura'en' "N"r Hro' Ia pre-"
piels u-aPts uecfte' en- coh'e", nee q u" "e'"u' III
tome ds orIre, lie "ecret on engagement dc Ia eo"r
e" Ner'n dt"t la Ve"e atte ta'te, GU de toue neg"
!a!1G GU ,;alis tst'lnDo", FANS gu ie Tens
dc fare yoir dams cntr uuls ,aer de Ii. publication
lie, cettea,is pourio la scl;e aItsi ae nc sylslt pas
conirmecc tiiomuloguee.
La due pronict lut ,enue parlc Sheriff s,s dit le
50 cine jor de Mars de l,nur 1855 en- vrru dun ,lecret
de cee Cor rcndu lie 20 cine de Janver de aimee 1855
ia. ; .taire de James Barnes Dgs vs. Ruius Gre, nj,
NO 10, 1871 du Docket tie COur Huucll, ycult
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA.-First Judicial DislIict


STATE OF LoUISIANA.-First judicial District.
rH,nE STATE OF i Lo%Ji To all whom
u these Presents shall come, observation-disclosures
William hlackey having purchased at sale made
ny Tie Sheriff OF the parish of Orlcaus the property
hereinafter described, has applied to the clerk of THIS
court III whose office the deed of sale recorded on
the 9th day Of Maj A. D. 1888, for monition or ad
veftsenent in conformity 10 of the Legislature OF
the State OF Loua lna entitled Ar for the further
assurance OF titles to purchasers judicial saes an
proved the 10th day of March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye and all persons interested
herein, are herebs cited and admunislcd in the name
the State o Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can sci up right title claim in and To
me property described, consequence of any
lhornallty i'll the order decree or Judgment Of the cour
under which the sale made or any irregularitv n,
liegaiity IN the appralsenents and advertisements, in
time, or manner of sale, for other defect whalso
ever; to show cause, within thirty days from the day
ms monitor Is first inserted III the public papers, nv
the sale SO made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par.
Ish Aforesaid on the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1885 by
virtue OF decree of this cot rendered the 3D. tlay
OF March, A: d. 1875, in suit entitled William Aackey
VS.. Samuel Bell No. 5535 Of the docket of this cour
at which sale said William Mackoy became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property as given in the Judicial Com
veyahce, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
inss and improvements thereon situated in the parish
OF Orleans, IN the square bounded by New Levee
LOUISA, au' and Delord streets, designated by the No
8 on plan drawn by c. F. Zimpel, Deputy Suryevo,
General the 10th December, 1884 and deposited as
plan No TO- in the book Of plans of Felix Grima notary
public. Said lot 20 feet IL inches front en-
New leVee street, rs feet in depth the side adjoining
lot No and so feet inches and lines in depth ON th9
SIDE adjoining tbs property now, lately, belonging to
N uoodale, and 10 feet IL inches width in The rear
where it fronts alley Of three feet nine inches in
common 10 lots Nos 4, ), 6,7, aud Q.
Clerks Office, ! / Nav, 1878.
MID g " EVILS Dep Clerk.
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VoL.-V1 NO 1876
DIX w. ~ lNS "a /
faNHIS highly valuable med
y sale and retuil. at New Y
DLANGE IA conn .,,.oo,


| fAiHIS highly valuable med
~ sale and retui New
| D'LANGE.l3 Camp street.
| 1t is confidently recommended for the following dis.
eases Dyspepsia in all lis fo ms; ious and liver at
motions, IN every stnge and gree; female sickness,
more particularly the nausea incident to mothers; fuor
aDUs, lever and "ehc, ncpient ccnsumptians or de-
cnes, whether of the liver or lungs headache or giddi-
ness loss OF Appetite trenors inebriation or
deiirllm tremens spas odc affection OF all kinds; rheu
malsm, whether chronic infaminatory; nervous or
hilous levers, OF every Variety scfoua, suit rheum,
and all bloches bad hunors and impure complications
of INC SKIM t'essuess night, and daily irriability
and melancholy; tie summer complaint, and cholera
hofbs or diarrhua i'll grown pers MS and fiatn-
irncy, with bal hrHa choross and paipa,ions Of the
heart and head; changes OF female constitution; and for
Ihare1 and disorganzed constitutions in either SEX
winch have not been pc utlv relieved by other
medicines single trial OF lr w Eyaps' medicines in
any OF these cases, will produce such effects will in
dcate their incompatible uperiority and induce such
use OF them MS will insure speedy and unduesona-
b. cure Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates cures will be shown, as from
the length of the catalogue is impossible give them
publicity through the medium of a newspaper On DR.
Evans catalogue there upwards Of 250 600! cases,
and IN tins city refer many persons who have
eeh relieved, and in Instances entirely cured OF
long standing discusses, by DR. Evans Cannon lie Pills.
aD-n I'm
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NEW AIIJSi('.

4 + is the Hour Is she passing fair; Oh this is
A Love; Nothing: II tppy Land, My Switzcr Home;
Italy; eauteous Luud; Tell not me of broken Vows;
| love dwell in the h0,ons Cell; We shalt meet no
More; Come, . Cone, CaStines gaily Sounding;
a % of Iudl Rubber; Day is closing DER the Biow;
III, Loy,nd Bride; lily light Brgaqtine; oh do not
say Farewell; jenny Jsnes; The Young Widow; Song
of The Fishers WIFE, Repose my love II lovers Eve;
Shall we ever meet again; Whcl evening bells are
Ginning; Sing hay! for the Bottle; Aluoi bon Ia Ri
chess; Ma Nurmlnly, lair variety by lielIn; SILL so
Gently DER Stealing, arranged by Crerncy; Fevo-
ric air from opera La Zujra varied bv ilutcn; Beau
lies of the celebrated opera La Norma, by Beihna
Three iwurite airs from the opera pnrnni, arranged
al tte Slate an Piano; Visi ri from Auna Boienr
ARA ~ cd frtn Flute AMI Piano; i'inyution Ia walls
NJ G " Won Weber; Farewell W,rtz by |. Meignnn,
Duke of 'tiechs,,S Waltz, By Strtns, Robin Waltz;
tie } p IRA al ;.c Macon. For sale at
Il CNSEY'S
Piano Forte and Music Store
,,u % 90 Caru street +,
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SCALE or PRICES Do,.54 GINS.
For donbe Gin of so saws or more on c:,ei.
c,li"ief, Inakias Go saws IN Tie stand,
with lrerr' bands &r. al 80 per saw, Or $3.50 90
fGr a double Gin ot 60 81 cy Under,
or l. ~ SANS in the stand, feeders, Nc.
ST per saw, 7lO GO
For do. of 40 saws on do. or Saws ina
stand, AT So b per saw, or 500 o0
for do. ot 20 saws on do or 40 SAWS ia "A
stand, stS6.jo per SAW. or 600 on
SINGLE GINS.
For u single gin of 50 or more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. al t6 pee
saw, $i6o 90
For do. of 60 SAWS, with feeders, Sc at Sc
80 per saw, 500 Ol
For do. of 10 saws, with feeders, &c. So
75per saw, 500 90
For do. of 20 saws, with feeders, &c. a, 81
SO per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for te. ,ers, supplied !,
40 cents each; the number ofteeth being about equal
the ni'nber OF SAWS One set of feeders, it con
sidered however, will wear or three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied at SO cents each.
The Gins ordered will be delivered 10 the agents of
planters in amy of the port towns the cotton plan
ting States, nj the above prices the agents pnyimg the
freight on the same from New York. and becoming re-
spon,ible for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wright
Will be sent with the Gins TO put them up where de-
sired the charges for whese services will he extra, bat
moderate.
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
on reasonable ter,ns but will be charged extra Horse
power, ofaly description, be furnished Oh like
terms Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
It's desirable, when planters give orders for Gins,
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrangements Of SAWS, breasts, brushes &C. IT
is found they differ opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter THAI others. The most common size
is . or 10 nclesh some wish them II inches Some
wish OF rows' brushes on an axle, while others do
net want more thah at most Some wish saws with
Org teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or IL
W! uch Discrepancy we prefer they slnulA a,
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" Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route
via Pensacola To The North, are informed thar frs rat
boats will constantly run from. Mobile t. Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other day after the
LIST of May. Good stages will always be provided Nv
Vie subscriber TO he in readiness take from
Mobile, in case OF the failure ol the boats
NIB AENOLD.
The steamboat Champion liaSea Mo,,le tqr Pensa.
cola twice week. ieb % ty
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &C.
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BEL GUM
W short -Four in l&}1-Bv IcuIan Humphrey,
ID. d., President of Amherst College, i'll . vols.
The lp"rhs IF Nrs Shermooi.-Bcng the only
complete and uniform edition ever published in tue
United States, vol 10. Jusl received md for sale bv
WINNIE AN,
g Corner Camp &mCmol streets.
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r Stafford Esq, Mr. c Cuuni, 3 Me lpin, E.so., 1t.
kibhy, in Mos le 5 I Taylor, = liea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
S-A letter bag, TO receNe communities lions for
persons at the above hotel, is placed III Geo Wiuuns
office, ii st Charles Exchange
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SACoN-25 hhds Sides, is hhds yoies, and 26 h
a Shoulders, Cincinnati cured, landing from slea
er BdcAeye, aud for sule by
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