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|AtcAED.
Frs'gned, Members of the
Rvltation, take this method
LADIES of Madison County
PUBLIC DINNER, to be given
The cELEsRArIoN OF THB
|next.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Want Of ,News.-IIow hard pushed we scribes
Tor novelties, may he judged of from the fob
lowing. which appears in of yesterday jour
nals.
The new ship Bombay, wrecked on the Tor'u'
gas Bank, after being stripped and the cargo taken
gu, by the wreckers, sold, by order OF the
Captain, at auction, for Sl,450. On examination,
the vessel was found not TO be badly injured, and
after being repaired, was re-sold to a merchant OF
New Orleans, by quit claim deed, at Proh' Of
$1,000.
OF the novelty of this intelligence some opn'
ion may be formed by the fact that after under
going an entire and thorough repair the Bombay
took in cargo of cotton for Liverpool, in the
month of April, and sailed on the 22d May; ar
rived safely in England, discharged cargo, took
in another and brought it to New York, from
which city the intelligence of her arrival has been
regularly received, and ye, the above ne'cs of her
first visit % this port appears in one of our city
paperssh the 28th September. News! news!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

10 furnish the stone at 50 50 per square yard, in
large quantities; but this former plan would place
the matter beyond doubt, and at the Same time
give to all men equal advantages; and notice should
be given by public advertisement of the intention
and wishes of the Council to obtain $4,000 square
yards of cubic blocks, and for the furnishing and
laying $4,000 square yards of hexagonai blocks Of
wood.
IT, therefore, think is here clearly proved,
round stones eannot be procured quicker than
granite blocks, or hexagonal wood;-f, as here
abundantly shown, the present style of pavement
is not cheaper than that which seek to substitute
for it, there be reason which patriot
should acknowledged public functionary regard,
why the blocks should not be sought for, and the
pebbles abolished The contractors for the proposed
pavement will receive pay in the same bonds given
to him who supplies the materials used at present
and as it is perfectly clear that the difference of
price in the former is not ne.fourth the extra
expense of the latter, economy, not less than inn
provement, calls loudly for the proposed change.
When the citizens generally become aware of the
onerous taxation they have suffered, and still suffer-
from the egislation of men abundantly conscious
OF the load and alone capable of removing it. they
mnst be cursed with more than the monst.rs blind
ness net 10 rail at those who could help them
under their affection yet would not.
JAMES H CALDWELL, Alderman,
LIST Ward, S. cond Municipality.
polypheme
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Paren'ents We particularly call attention to
the publication Of Mr.. Caldwell, in which he states
his reasons for advocating the substitution Of
granite, or wood, blacks for pebbles, or round
stones, as materials for paving our streets The
document is every way deserving the calmest
tention, for its subject is one in which all are deeply
interested: to the present generation well us
the next, to the drayman as to the merchant, to
the property holder or the merest casual visitor
this important item in public improvements is of
the first consequence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

PORT Of NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
Ship Russia, Elliott, Liverpool, II Bean.
Schr Liberty, J Sears. Havana, Fernando.
Schr Joshua Sears, Havana G Abbott.
Schr Sarah Ann, Bontcmps, Havana, brunette
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Tempest, Shaw, from St Lonis.
Steam towboat Pacific, Martin, from the Passes; took
nothing down; brought up brig Hector from Boston, bound
to Natchez brig Charles Carroll schr Diadem and schr
Moaska Reports packet ship Mississippi outside, and
Lafayette from Baltimore, the l. Pass.
Steamer Seal Breath, from E Pass
Schr MolaSka, Hawks, FROM Tampa Bay.
Brig Charles Carroll Van Stavoreen, from Havana 10
Croning &
schr Dadem. jacques, days fram Havana D Marston.
Steamer North Alabama Grce. from Vick.burg.
Steamer Howard, Dumica, St Louis.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

The Baltimore American grsvely informs Us
that the recent solar eclipse observed by R. T.
Paine, Esq, We can assure our Maryland con-
temporary that the same phenomenon was obscr-
we'd by sererat Of our own citizens, and that, too,
without taking ANY very great pains abou, the
matter.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

General Mncomb has expressly forbidden ,ha
officers on service on the Canada frontier from re-
ceiving into he rank any deserer from ths Brit
ish troops on the other side Of the river. The same
order strictly prohibits the enlistment of dessr,ers
from any foreign service whatever. This 10 as
II should be.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Yankee HW.-The English papers speak highly
OF our native comedian, whose success a, the
Haymarket IN q piece called "New Notions" is
highly extoIled. The farce is written BY Mr..
Bernard, the son of once well Known theatrical
manager SHOWN enst."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

GFMadame Ves'ris made her frs, appearance
in America at the Park theatre on Monday the
l7h instant. The house was crammed. and
though seht'a,tempt was made to get up an
exclse@ ent, it was speedily suppressed. There
is some chance of our receiving visi, from tina,
syren Of song, Caradori Allen. All lovers of mn.
sic will cordially wish it may be fulfilled.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Editors in suit. Noah, of the Star has sued
Bennett, of the Herald for promissory note o,
500, for which he has obtained verdict with in.
terest from date amounting now to one half the
principle. Tho Sum says to the Star ,'-"Major,
1 rush you may get it.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

w 5. SnlP PENNsTLvANA.-W are pleased TO
learn from our Norfolk correspondents that ,hi.
noble ship was brought back 10 her moorines on
Friday the 18th in perfect safety, her extrcator
from the mud bank TO which she had been driven
in the previous gale having been effected on FRI
day, Mt high tide, without the leest difficulty or
he removal of any thing from on board of her.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Intelligence from Montevideo dated 4th July
states that the blockade of Buenos Ayres con-
tnued with great rignur, and that nothing could
get in or out. Jerked beef could not be had: no
hides would be shipped for long time from
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, or from Rio Grande,
so that stocks hand of thnt article and other
produce of tina, seclion-wooI, hair or skns-are
likely TO rise high in the market
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Maine The election in Maine has lost pro-
baby FssHI'sd sJ5u more T Than ever know,
heretofore in the stare. 1t isquts clear that the
vast number of government officers located in this
state have exerted an excessive influence, and
though Van Burenism is temporarily successful in
Maine, in the main it is doomed to fall.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

CASE OF ABSENCE oP MINp.-An English pnpor
gives the following of absence Of mind,
which out-Herod's any thing from this country /:
"A fond mother took her darling her snrr, and
then loaf, intending t'to make brea and butter
for IT, as people shy her"ahIu's bat oy il strange
fatnliy sh" hu,,errd the chids face, md cnt its
head nfi. and did not d scover her mistake II. til
she undertook To feed the loaf.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Tidings of damage done by the recent gale still
continue to arrive from all quarters. No less than
ii vessels were wrecked at Ocracoke on the 18th
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

The "s,ar," in mentioning the death Of Revo
lutonary veteran, aged 80, says che had been for
more than century known as q useful and upright
man.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Wheat has taken great rise in New York
state. The latest accounts from Rochester quote
it at$l so to 81 IS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
MAYORAITYO OF NEW ORIEANa

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
ENHEpfice of fresh flour to-day is So 25 per BARREL
IL according to the Tariff the bakers shall give du-
ces Of bread for bit. Bread of the second quality Is
required to weigh 25 per viz: 43a ounces.
sep 90 C. GENOlS, Mavor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

FLest surmises injurious to my character be made
by my fellow citizens in relation to my expulsion
from the Battalion Of Artillery of the Louisiana
Legion, think i, duty to myself and friends to
publish the two following letters on the sub ect,
without further comment than this: Agreeably to
the citation contained in the first, l attended the
assembly Of the Committee at the Mayoralty, and
met the accusation preferred against me, declaring
it utterly false, and demanding proof. Failing TO
subatantiate the charge, although trivial and
ridiculous in itself, the committee broke up with.
out coming to decision, but reformed in the
back room of the guard house, to which was
denied access, and there resolved on tho verdict
of expulsion contained in the second letter.
Will this judgment exclude me from admission
to any equally honorable corps, should desire il?
feel assured it will nor do believe my
feow-c'izens will respect me any the less, for
the verdict thus pronounced against me by the
Battalion of Artillery.
BENJAMIN VAN Os'rERN.
New Orleans, 28th Sept. 1888.
BATTALION OF ARTILLERY. }
New Orleans, IA Sept. 1888
Mr. B. VAN OsTERN,
Sir,-You are by the present notified to attend
general meeting of the Members of the Bn,ta-
lion OF Artillery, which will be held on Tuesday
next the 18th September 1873, a, O'Clock P. Nj.
at the Mayoralty, to answer to a charge made
against you, for having raised, or assisted in rais-
ing company to the detriment Of the Battalion
OF which you form part, and Of seeking to dis
member the Battalion. Be pnnc,ual.
BY order Of the Committee, Il
M. GRIvOT, Secretary.
BATTALION ARTILLERY, }
New Orleans, 10 Sept. 1888.
Mr.. B. VAN OsrERN,
Sir,-I am charged to announce to you that the
Committee having deberated pom the facts prov
ed in favour of the accusation brought against
you, have found the charge to be sustained, and
has decreed that you well as MesSrs Nadaud,
Kok ernot and Kosseius be struck from the roll of
the Battalion of Artillery.
1t is with pain that perform the task imposed
upon mo to announce this decree.
1t was also resolved that the Judgment should
be read at the head of the Battalion mt its next
parade. salute you,
\ NJ: eRIvoT' sss's'1Iy &c
Lake Trip. The 'Ma zeppa' departs this eve.
ming on her usual weekly trip to Bay St. Louis,
and Pass Christian. As the season of amusements
is now drawing fast TO a close they who wish a
pleasant, and economic trip, will do well to take
their berths in the Mazeppa.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
MARRIED

On the Goth instant Ivy the Rev A. II. Lawrence, F.
FLEMING, Esq. to Mrs. CLARENDON both of this city,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

fHNHE price of Coke from and after the 1st day of
D. October, will be fifty per barrel in the Gas
Works yard, and if taken in quantities of one hun
dred barrels, will be delivered fres of drayage.
The advantage that this article of fuel possesses
yer the anthracite and bituminous GOALS igntng
readily than the former, and frea from the unpleasant
smoke of the latter, should induce every famy to make
use of it.
Orders received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
l. w WELLS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

FENHlS magnificent structure has undergone, during
4 the recess, entire order OF establishment;
the whole OF the interior has been repared the Chan
deer has been taken III pieces, and its IL cw of cut
glass beads and drops cleaned and polished; nothing
has been neglected, either in the building itself in
engagements, which have been made with the first dra-
acter which the ST. Charles has obtained both home
and abroad, for its being of the first dramatic Es-
Establishments in the Would.
The Orchestra, heretofore acknowledged superior,
has been cons derably increased in number and TALENT
end former deficiencies in particular members of the
Prague Band.
Daring the season the most successful dramas of
the day will be produced, and in style which it is pre-
sumed will give general satisfaction.
The following Ladies' and Gentlemen in treaty
with, and engaged.
JOHN H. BARTON, Stage Manager,
EDWIN FORREST, y
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
II. ]. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
ST. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Messrs. Harrison Messrs. Plumer,
Pearson, rage,
Farren, Porter,
Williams, Davis,
Cowel Paret,
Debar, Dennison,
And others in treaty.
CELESTE,
ELLEN TREE, JOSEPHINE CLIFTON,
Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Mesdalnes Farrrn Mesd'lles. Sidney Cowol,
COwel, JONES'
Debar, Chester,
Pumsr, ScJtt,
Harrison, C. Smith,
F. Brown kavenot,
Madden,
Smith.
S. M. LEE, Principal Artist.
N: Lewis, Costumer,
We'll, Tailor,
S. Wallis, Properties Maker.
ORCHESTRAL
Msssrs. Croce, Messrs. Hoeller,
Gallenari, Myers,
JncObi, Storm,
Zilterbart, Luciani
Desforges, Charltan,
Carl. b. H0pt
Fay, Eberhardt,
Kruger, ROva
Holland, Smelger,
Foster, Ciofi.
Conduit, Estrella.
Iarni, Cripps,
HOpf, Even
Patterson, And others in treaty.
IL. W. JONAS, Leader
X. w. Elliot, Head of Police.
sep27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
+. FREEMAN ~ CO., No. 3, Magazine street
81 are rrcen ing their supplies of Fall and Winter
Slns and will continue to receive shipments regrl.
iariy throughout the season. Their assortment being
Tie country, nj the shortest notice. for sale wholesale
and retail, on accommodating terms.
sep29
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS

LvEEPOOL-Per ship Russia-cargo; 1894 bales cotton
1000 hbls flour, 90 bales, and mdze.
HAVANA-Per schr Liberty-500 bbls flour.
.--Fer schr Joshua Sears. cargo: 1881 bags cocoa
tons fustic, 5n bales tobacco. &c.
.--Per schr Sarah Ann. cargo 500 bbls flour.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
IMPORTS.

1MPORlS.
HAvANA-Per schr Daden cargo $50 bags coffee 1870 hx
sugar, A CASTILLO, Grooming & CO, Labordes
Tontera, w s johnson F Ferntas F Caslrino,
Tar, A Fisk Blanchard, stetson & Avery,
X & Geddis, kolin, Dnron co, S Nyo.
---Per brig Charles Carroll. cargo: 300 boxes
sugar, 47s bags coffee, segars fruits, &c. to R
Grooming, Vignier. A Castillo.
TAMPA BAY-Pe schr Moaska cargo: corn and horses 10
Mase
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

(ETWe publish to-day the statement, Of Mr..
Van Ostern, on the subject of his expulsion from
the Battalion Of Artillery, and with it the two
letters Of citation. and condemnation, connected
with it. We publish them because we deem the
whole affair high handed, and Objectionable mea.
sure; and so convinced are we that our fellow CT
tizens agree with us in opinion, that gentleman,
similarly situated with MIR. Van Os,ern, has been
admitted into one Of our military compa nes, ms
distinguished for high and honorable, spirit as ever
was the Battalion of Artillery. We open our CO.
lumns to this matter from the conviction Of the
injustice done to Mr.. Van Ostern, and two others,
bv their former associates; nor are we to be de-.
tered from publication by all the black look ., and
angry words, OF those our proceedings may offend
We American citizens, well knowing our
own laws, and fully determined to support them :
We WELD an Independent press, and will use it to
expose error, in despite of the noisy threats
that if we dare to publish these letters We shall
not live twenty four hours. To us menaces are
idle, and anger thrown swny. What we know
to be right, we will fearIessly do; and wha, we
do will resolutely maintain.
Opening ofMe Theatres. On Monday the cam
paign opens at the 81. Charles where the busy note
Of prepare ton has long been heard. The house
itself will appear in an entirely new and splendid
dress. The entire decorations from the color on
the walls 10 the gorgeous chandelier in the centre
have undergone complete renovation. The en-
senble is truly superb: the boxes throughout have
been newly fitted, and decorated, and the cut glass
balloon, while i, lights the entire house, gtters like
corrusca,ion of gems. The company as will be
seen by the advertisement present an unusual ar
ray OF names, ye, we learn that thore are many
more artists engaged than are there enumerated \
Mad'llc Ravennot, dancer of great beauty, and
much reputation will make her appearance on
Monday, and though the orchestra is not yet com.
pIete, large and efficient, portion of it will be
there to perform the ''natinnal airs,' and two bril-
liam, overtures. The dramatic pieces will be the
musical drama of"No Song, no SUPPER" with the
farce Of "Family Jars" and new dance by Mad'll
Ravennot.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

a examination will take place at the School House
4 n =, Of the Orphan Boys Asylum, on SUNDAY next,
INT ~. ooth lnst TO commence at 10 o'clock, A NJ The
friends ofthe orphan respectfully invited by the Di.
70 witness the progress made by the inmates of
sepo8
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9TH
4 ers conducted by b. Granet, l. l. II.
Exchange Alley, between Cont ind Bienyillc. This
situation the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the roise Of the streets aud the
rafting of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into depart
ments. The Junior " elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in English-rhe Senior department for Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, &c. Punctualty, order discipline
are strictly enJoned and observed.
Z Terms Junior Department. per month; $40
Senior do 10
Spanish 6
LIST. BOOKS, sla es, paper &c. charged separately;
2nd. A month once begun, to be paid in :ull;
3rd No deduction for absence nor for HOLIDAYS:
4ll Payments to be made regularly every month.
School hours from 10 to O'Clock, except Thurs.
days. sep27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

drURB &, GUTTER STONES-3O,OO running
mansions, 70 in 6 in. 10 in, % ill.,, 26 in, and 28 ill.,
expected to arrive between the LIST of October and 18th
January next, will be sold by the subscribers on arr
wing, by the invoice.
Terms. Cash the delivery of the bill of ading
Persons applying shall receive the stones us they ar
rive, in the order of their application.
FETERS &, WILLARD.
sen 27-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

NO TCf,.
rENHE public is hereby notified that on the first day
IL ofDclobcr next, The City Hotel, known l'ish-
epson Common street i'll be cosel-prrpurutory to
public sale Of the furniture and moyeub rs belong ing
the undersigned who tender then respectful acknowl
edgments tor the liberal patronage which they have
cclved as proprictors.
ID c WATERMAN & co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
81 Louis-Per steamer Tempest cargo: $50 bbs -four
ndze, &c, to d Carlton.
Vcksburg-Psr steamer North Aabama-cargo: 3l5 balss
cotton, Bennett Feray GAG do Bucknsr Stanton q
co, do Lambeth Thompson 80 do Burke att CO. So
do Rey nolds, Byrne do Lyons. Harris co. do
Dick CO, IL do w Oakley CO, do White r CO. 10
do Laudmay 10 do LcdouS, 10 do Gordon Bennett
do order II do moss ORDER 50 bbs -four
& co. Ekg, E Johns 4
81 Lous-Per steamer Howard. cargo: lac coils rope
Bogsrt 4 Hawthorn, IS hhds tobacco H McCiil as do
Lambet tn \ Thompson, a bbls flour, Walton Kemp; Is
sacks oats, &c, TO order.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Charles Carroll reports the brig Bogo,u to sail
days for this port
The brig Charles Carroll reports the schr Anna
Johansa, Bemott from New Orleans, in dstres bound
Markets.
MONEY MARKET &c.-september 49,
The Stock Market continues heavy and depressed and
iufther define the was ve
ieraay established, principally Railroad Stcks viz
lem stonington, and Paterson Railroads l. and Mohawk
Kaoad per No sales of United States Bank were
Adyices from Philadelphia money 40 becoming
more ABUNDANT S' - '"S
moderate of business transacted in FOREIGN
for transmission by the packets leaving this morn
hs of Liverpool and Have and without material change on
previous rates Bills London rugged at 9t a. 81 per cent
sminm GU France, ST Is "a ST. 90 4Ot cents on Holland
z " 30 on Hamburg, and gu cents Bremen
earn that Bank called the Bank of Central ew
A mas Deen organized at Utica, with a capital of half
aoh dollars Charles Could Esq. has been nominated as
n a few days. " ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

10 The ship St. Cloud, Cant. Winn. from Pba.
aelfna, Is dlschargns opposite the Vegetable market
cohsighees will attend to the receipt of their goods
S 81 WHITNEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

lME-l5O0 Casks Tholnaston Lime landing fI,,m
~ brig Chettan, and for sale by
S 81 + WHITNEY:
aug4 Cent street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

ENESTERN BUTrER-25 kegs superior uuul
w ty Western butter, received and for aaIe by
STETSON IL AVERY,
ScDo7 RI Gray;ar ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

EpREAD-50 bbls Pilot Bread in store, ,or sale b.
he CHAMPLlN e. COOPER,
sep.2 80 julia n.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

TORN-lOoO bushels white Corn in prime order.
" for sale by
CHAMPLiN g. COOPER,
LII
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

bpACpN SlDES-5o lihds Bacon sides, in store
y an for sale by
LAYET & AMELUNG,
SONY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29


ENLOliR-!i0 hhls sulmrinr; l2O bhls fine flour new
H. wheat III stone and Tor sale by
LAYET Il AMELUNG,
sen97 IL CnIn,nrrrn Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

FNNAR-3O bbls, in fine shipping order, in store and
a for sale by '
LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
sep20 % T. 90 New evea
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

- OAP-2OO boxes Valentines No | SoaD in sto,a
- and for sale b,
LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE:
scp2O 28 & % New eve.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

'ooo families: 2 loads wood per week, dray.
ages each 1850 600
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

TLARET WINE-lO0 boxes Chateau La Filtt,
~ 300 boxes Meioc, good article, for sale by
WINSTON Il SHALL,
sent05 Front I av.a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

STU KEW ARD.
DANAWAY on the 28th inst, ANN, or MARY
IL ANN, light critic, five feet or inches high;
buslly hair ever her left eye, and scar on the
right side Of her mouth; wore away straw hat faded
calico frock green apron with blue strings; formerly
belonged to N. Murray, Triton Walk The above re-
ward will be paid for her delivery at No. SO Delord st.
seno9-3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

STATE OF LOUISANA,3
Parish Court for the Parish and CITY of N. Orleans
Present the Hon Charles sauran, Judge. No. Ii,
123 John VIII tie in actual CUSTODY rs. his credit.
ors and the creditors of White & Foley