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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28


since my first number. expec
u ing 10 hear from some Of I'll
:" mechanical lawyers dcnonncir
y ihe course which l avowed
4 should pursue upon The s1bjet
of Imprisonment fur Debt, BIZ
y as YET they have been mute, an
ii | expect not 70 be opposed b
N any other person than one D
I Those dollar-and-cent drum
! mers.s Every honorable am
I liberal member Of the bar | fee
contident, will give fill sanction
! tony views, though | have hat
Ino such limitation from one d
! ri,em, and taatI will be sustain
ed by the community, and tina,
levery member Of the Legislators
!; |Willb instructed 10 vote for the
lpassage of law aholisi.ing In.
|pfisonMentfur Deb; in The State,
have no doubt, (if Instructions
1.-THE Mould require.)
The majority Of Legislators
have generally been Of theweal.
thier class, or atieast free from
pecuniary difficulties, have 50
complicated the system, and
Thrown around il sncl, Il vast
number Of false colorings 10
prevent proper scrutiny, that 1t
has become involved'in a laby-
rlnt1 Of mystery; antlto secure
its existence, they have surroun-
detl il with snch dark suspicious
of fraud, that the subject can
scarcely be approached with
out embarrassment. Thus, like
an other systems Of despotism,
it lias imposed upon the minds
of men, with some shadow OIL
plausibility,,the idea Of necessi-
~; till by loog habit, they have
gradually become, in some de-
gree, reconciied TO the oppres-
sion. The victim is cutoff from
and because he pines
in solitude, where his misefies
are MOI seen, nor his complaints
heard, hrs case is passed over
As An instance efin,lisidual mis-
|ortune for which there Is 40 re-
nedv, and which is scarcely
worthy Of observation. Bat i'll,
III these victims Of oppressionjS
we're presented! TO our view inll
me congregatcd mass, with alll'
he train of scires, children and ],
friends, Involved ID The samet,
Mn. they would exhibit n spsc-t,
acle AZ which humanity would,
'hutlder III was Inc remark of
,ne of the sages OF Antiquity, Ii
hat The best government was
hit where AN i,s3nry 70 one cit
zen was resented us an injury
otIIe whole. Hcre, ii or own
rer aud happy country, many
huilsands of our fellow.citizens
ire suffering annually the deep
st injury. Chilhreo are depri- ]
'cH NJ their natural guardians, J
'fn,llies of their support, and \
feemen Of their liberty, BY Il Z
mnantof barbarism which, re- "
lures nothing bGt the yoics of j
sgislntion 10 blot ii OF forerer. Il
rom the earliest dawn Of civ.
ration, il has been Il subject I.
I the sevrrest censurc, OF the I
lost unqualified Remuneration.
But history teaches rs thai, =
zen accustomed II BONDAGE may h,
on'ract afondnessIfor the cF,Ins Il,
,at bind them. Tie subjects NJ
m"narchs become attached
co.lecius Ivy E, sho sou. uy.;ss susu, .ss
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

BfAT5 oy MIxlssssE-kasx tsa,.
/ APPLICATION being nad. b. T..
~ Nsyians, admiuisGstm 81 II. ~
Tn a. =. Eldridge, deed, II ,eil - ~
IIiJus Of laid estate. Il is ordered H.
Court, that al persons interested /. \
real estate nf sid deceased, 30 .,a.
par Al the nsxt September term i I
Court. 70 show cause, II any th.v,
why toe said estate should not 5. M NJ
[It y turihsr ordered that = copy q %a|
orJsr b. published in the Mon,;,.ss
Pearl RIVER Banner for six we4ks NV
s;yeiy, and ! copy thereof be sJssr1ssl
~ three Of he most public pla,,,
Lawrence county.
4 true copy from the minutes Il \
Court.
ISSUED s4lb July 1888
J. CALDWELL, clst
July eStb. i8s8--36--s w.
ADMINISTRATORS SAIa
TN pursuance Of an order Of me \ 4
= orahle Probate Court OF Lsw,s,
County, granted 10 The undersigned. n
rinistrator on the estate OF DeIiah NJ
dridge, deceased, AZ The July term Iss
! shall expose to the highest hidJetm n
town Of Monticello, on tie 24ih II
gus. next. within the hours prescribed
law, \ II the personal estate of the de-.
consisting Of Horses, hogs. Cattle i
furniture. which IL very VAN,
blr. Also SIX LIKELY YOUNG M
ONE FELLOW ABOUT
FE.7RS OLD ONE WOM.ih, 4 ,n
about FL years oii. aud tour IN
'feu. Tern's made tnown Oh day
ale.
LINES. N. TURNER, Ain,
Monticello. July "a, 1868. ~
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

N. 11.ii viii IN seen ~ the pro-
crctIi.lsgs ~ i irevsing N ianosh-
NV column, that SAMUEL SMITH,
Esq, ism es4nAidafc nr Colonel
1of tim nh regiment of fNlississ-
ippi Militia.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28
FOR TIE rnsRL Hwxa BANNER.

WhI sa icafzen. VI Lswrrnce Couniy =
" blessed 70 CIV Us lew additional
idvas, wl'y . member 81 tsn Ls eisla,ur.
calsnos be director in Bank
WISE We aust say IL = 49, ------ FUDGE.
s~-.s-s
lyety bodf read Guud's speecb.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

ae.s EcH skS sEARS RITA slEsrs.
M. Edsior:~ | noticed in yoov last,
| . short publication. requesting meeting
| Of ths citiSsps d bowrencs on the '6rs'
Monday iesauyust nest, for The purpose
Ut enq0iripg whether Il would mol n tof
th~ interest Of thsscAmmunisy 10 invite
our present representatives. 10 resign their
seats ~ Bank Directors. " their seats IN
the Legislature .1s for myself, I do not
lses under OR Constitution. That these
two of6ces u IN clash, for neither III
them are Offices Of iUcre; and again. 4 do
not se4 thai their osths ii one station at
.aIl interfere With The o,llef; Therefore
think they can 10 equal justice 10 The
I corporation and Stale. Though | am ii
pen 10 conviction, and would Ike 70 hear
the gentleman give his reasons 10 foil,
why he objects 70 ihe,n--l III "a may see
as be does, and be one with bin.
A VorER or LAWRENCE.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28
ADMINISTRATORS SAL

IUHSUHNC 10 40 order from MI
- Probate Court ~ Marion conn,
made Al the court house thereof. [ sb,
nffer for sale. On a credit Of twelve month
A. the late residence Of John .aIams hi.
q Marion county, Decd, on SstoIJ,,
the first day 81 September next, The ri
loving Described tracts or parcels of HAM,
ly'ag N The county and State aioyHn,
To wit:
Fractional section twenty.four. tosp
ship three ri range thirteen east; AMI
narih.esstauar'er uf SECTION iwsniy-,brs,,
and southeast 9a;arierH section ,wsuw.
three of 'ownshir'tliree 'of range tnr.tt,
east also. fractional section thirteen
III township three Of range thirteen e,sI
Of the Basis Mari,lan-- also the nor,h
west quarter &c section twenty three n
range thirteen east; the whole smouo,ipf
% twelve hundred aud thirty seven acrs,,
which SAID land IL bounded on The eos, hyl
Pearl River, The purchaser viii II
bound 70 give ts1s aud approved seeuu
".
ANDERSON ADAMS, Adm
fE(saf.I1. t.ai.aSss "a .ls
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

The vishfinnfor Colonel
takes .placc ~ Mnntlay and
TUESDAY. NE 9Th an,l7th days
M Angnstsnrxf. 4
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

One Rabctt ~ Donald s,lvertises Il,
. The Ga:Istiu Star, hat BE 'sis mol married.
and requires The editof of the Grand
GdI advertiser, who snnYinced h;s.msr.
rage. to- copisad,c.-4AA- slaieGeni. we
suppose the vefarious editor viii correct
ne stationery. As did 40 editor We once
kuew. BY saying s'be rputd have been
married, but tie ycung lady hackedoui!'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

Our thanks are dus Ii Hons. .Mvssrs.
prentiss aDd Word ~ ibis STATE, and
'ahn ". Croker of Tennessee ior j
ruinbcr Of interesting public documents.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-04
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

"HE subscriber now offers for sale.
L at low price, for cash or approved
paper, his lot of land. containing about
two acres. with good. Saw-MiH, conv.n-
iently situated on a small stream about
two miles from Brandon Village, on the
road TO Whiting, with good aud conven-
lent Dwelling House, Barn, &c. I'M
mediate possession given, and crops on
the ground, il desired. .s5...3..E,....-.-
Brandon, July 2. 1888. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-04
NOTICES..

NoT1cE.-At the last Meeting of the
Board of the Baptist Convention of Yer.
mont, Brother Jonathan Baldwin was d.
rected to continue his agency in behalf of
the Convention until October next 1t is
hoped that the Churc hes will cordially re-
celve him, and literally contribute to aid
the operations Of the Convention.
BY order OF the Board.
Seer ETARY.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-04
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

N. Funhey 81 90 Leland stfuntiey 200
Sar all Leland 90 o. Parsons = 9oo
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-04

serving angel" The other ladies on The
wreck behaved with remarkable fortitude.
The story Of Mr., Fosdick IS one Of great
interest, but relates principally 70 his per-
sonal dangers. He foatrd with twooflhe
hands on small rafL in great peril, hav-
ing found some reireshment, and sitting
upon chest which they had found and
lashed 10 the raft. ~, j.. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

cemetery 10 record in book kept for that purpose
all the particulars obtained by certificates relating
to the bodies having received seputure and also to
furnish monthly report to the mayor OF the city'
containing copy ofthe namcsagcs, place OF oirlh'
causes of death, dates of disease, sex, color OF such
bodies, names of the physicians or other citizens
attesting the same.
Art.4. A fine of ten dollars shall be imposed
upon the person or persons bringing body or
bodies for seputure to the cemeteries OF this mu-
nicpality; in all cases where the certificate hereto
fore mentioned shall not have been furnished, and
it shall he the duty of any keeper Of cemetery
within this municipality to give immediate intor-
nation to the Mayor or Recorder of any violation
of the provisions of this ordinance, in default Of
which, such keeper shall be liable TO fine OF SS50
Mr.. Lockctt, chairman of the special committee
to whom had been referred the letter Of John Grant
asked leave to be discharged from the further con.
Fideration of said subject, granted, and the same
was referred to committee on streets and landings
Mr.. Lockett introduced the following, which to.
gether with the petitions was referred back to the
Police committee.
Resolved, That Jamcs Priestly be allowed to re
tain his distillery where it now stands, provided
that said distillcry be kept as not to be nui-
sancc
On motion of Mr.. Lockett, Mr.. Sewell was ad-
ded to the Police Committee.
On motion the council adjourned toTuesday next
this 18th September, at o'clock p. M.
JOHN GIBSON, Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
From, The Pt,kadeIphia u, S, Gasete,


FIRE IN NEW JERsEy.-A fire has been ra gno
for several days in Burlington county, New Jersey
which threatens more extensive ravages than has
been known from any confa gra,ion in the state
A few days since, it had made near approach 10
Hanover furnace, but timely turn out and a
steady and strong application of sire TO FREE
turned away the enemy. The confagration, how.
ever, continues with undated force, and is sweep.
ing away forests and swamps with irighttul rap-
dlty. Its ravages in the cedar swamps are more
depored by The property holders than are those
on the upands The ground is 50 perfectly dry,
that whole acres of cedar trees are burned, stock
aud branch, and all the under brush is licked up
like shavines.
The cause of this FIRE is to be traced to the care
lessnes OF TWO old women, who went iule mear
dow and let fall some fire from their Tobacco CO pipe S
The cloudy pillars ui smoke are plainly seen by
day, and unless RAIN should come, the most Sc,
rious apprehension OF the loss OF property, and
perhaps OF human life, may be entertained.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

The Eriden,ie.-By the report of the Board OF
Health, published yesterday, we regret to perceive
that this disease has been increasing, and from
what we learn from private inquiry, since the
time of the closing report, there no indications
Of abatement.
The weather, for ten days past, has been quite
cool for the season, the thermometer ranging from
Is to &c. with fresh N. E. wind Blowing; and
this has led many to believe that the yellow lever
would he checked, but experience has laugh, US
that This kind OF weather is rather unfavorahls
producing colds, and therefore pre-dispos.ion to
tever.
We feel bound 10 say this much for the infor-
nation Of our distant friends, and as caution to
any who nigh. think of coming among US IN the
hope that there was but little danger.-Charles-
Ion Courie,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
PASSENGERS.
Markets.

BALTIMORE Sept. 9TH, P NJ.
FLouR-No variation in the prices of Howard -four
hut the market is quiet firm We quote the price
81 l24 a 81 25 and the price firm at Sc 81 a 81.
Sales of City Mills flour at 81 25 Some holders ash
81 So he stocks exceedingly small and the receipt
quite trfng in consequence of the low Of the
which prevent the mills from grinding.
Snes of LIST Rye flour 81 5O-some dealers ask it'll
GRAIN-There is not much Wheat appearing market
sales of good to prime reds continue to he made 81 As
81 4s for Yginas, We hear of sales Of white wheat
We quote white Corn at 50 a. s. Sales of yellow
yesterday and to-day at az cents
We quote Outs at 81 a 80 Cents-suppes limited.
WHisKEy-We quote hhds 40 cents, and bbs at 40 "a Il
The wagon price of bbs is SO a 81 cents exclusive
the barrel.
Saes ofAppe Brandy in bbls at Al cents.
SUGARs-At auction to-day l95 hhds Porto Rico cargo
brig Alphonso, sold at 81 is Ca 80 10.
MoLAssEsAt auction this morning the cargo brig Patsay
Boun from Havana, consisting Of l6 lids and erces
was sold at sat ca 81 cents.
CINCINNATI. Sept 4.
FLouRWhnt little of new was in The market this ing
of quick at SIS s5 with increased demand Cily
Mills, s. so.
LAxsEED.-In demand al 81 10 1-2
WHEAT-Waned at LOO
WHisgEY.-Sales to-day at Soc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR NCES.

Ship st Mary, Foster, New York, Laidlow
Srhr David Moss, Row, Pensaco Maste
Polaca Fecunda, Mas, Havana, JPratts g. CT
Schr Leila LabprGe. Havana. Pengere
schr Belle Hooper, Galveston, ADAM
ARRIVALS.
Steam towboat Post Roy, Morrison, from the Passes
Bought up ship Yorke and brig Daniel Webster.
towboa Porpoise, Clark, from the Passes-Brough
up ship Orozimbo.
Steam boat Pacific, Martin. from the Passes-Brough
up ship William Tell.
ship Orozmho, Massey. SIS days from Liverpool to X
Shepherd
ship Yorke, Larratse, "a days from Boston, to Master
Brig Daniel Webster Foansbee, % days from Charleston
to J A Rarei &
Ship Herald, Coffin, from New Yorke, to A Baker.
Ship William Tell Coffin from New York, to Barker
Steamer VIM Wallace, N Hoffman, Master, from Mobile
Steamer Yazeo Latham, from Sarlartea
Packet Columbia Moore ~ hours from Gav eston
to J Roed q CO.
Steamer Mariner, holland, from Rator Rouge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Green Boon, .Ncms-A Miss Fanny Jones, has
made her debut al the fremont Theatre. Boston
as danseuse. We do not know whether she is
d, lighter OF Mr.. Geo. Jones, and Mrs. G. Jones
Booth played Hamlet for his benefit at the
Olympic, New York, on Saturday evening.
The farce of the Irish Lion has been successful
at the Park. Power take his benefit Wednesday,
5th, OFlanuasan and the Fairies, "a poor plece)
and coniouhded Foreigners.
Mad. Veslrls appears on the Eth Sept.
The National Theatre opened yesterday evening
with Edwin Forrest Damon. Forbes as pythias
Matthews. an excellent nc or, as the ,yrant Dy-
onlslus-Aliss Monier, Caanlhe-Mrs. W. Seton,
Hermione-a very strong cast.
Mckenzie's company is playing at Niles-and
where 's Niles one may ask?-Oniy SO miles up
St. Joseph's river in Michigan Mrs Ingersoll is
playing the Lady OF Lyons, &c, and is very highly
spoken of. She is the youngest daughter of
Jefferson.-Wm Warren in the same company
aud also OF our old and respected manager,
seems to have become a great iavorite in Delrolt,
Chicago, &c.
Mr.. Parsons, and Mr.. Held, are playing at the
Walnut Street Theatre. -Parsons is very good tol
western tragedian Bali. Chronicle.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

We hrd the annexed paragraph quoted, with
out comment, in the Montreal Courier We hsv.
no means oil knowing how much truth there il in
it, but it seems possible enough that some such
arrangement may have been made by Mr.. FORSYTH
while IN Canada.-N Y. Com. Adv.
NORTH EASTERN BoUNpARY.-It is understood,
under what we consider good auhsri,y, that an
arrangement has bean made between The Uni,ed
States and the Governor General of Canada. with
the consent Of the Governor of New Brunswick
that, ifthe Executive OF ths State of Maine sba
proceed TO run the Northeastern boundary line
pursuant to the law of that State anthorisi6g the
survey, he will not be opposed by force by IN.
British authorities; butthe matter will be left for
adjustment between the two government, who
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Singular PARTNERSHIP Tow nshead's Spain, writ
ten in 1886, il is stated that the insurance COM
panies in that country had each a saint, who's
name was regularly entered in The articles and
appeared among the other underwriters in every
policy of insurance. Tie SAINTS dividend of pro-
fits was regularly set off 10 him, with as much
scrupuous exactness that of any other partner;
but how his assessments were levied, in case OF
loss, does not appear. As this important part of
the business is left unexplained, we do not think
that the custom may safely be followed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

The RIvER,-Since yesterday morning, the rve
has fallen something like two inches. The mai
boa. Swttsure, on her way up from Lousvill,
yesterday, was detained for several hours by tn,
bar at Warsaw, and in consequence, did not ar
rive until six O'Clock in the evening. The Maine
very light draught boat, has, we understand
been chartered TO carry the mali down this morn
ing, SO we hope there will be no further detention
The steamboat Adventure. in leaving our land.
ing, last evening, got aground opposite Main st
and had not got off at late hour.-Cln Dali,
News.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

CONCEALED WEAPONS The ship masters of Phi
ladelph,a have held a meeting and formed an as
ISOLATION, the members of which bind them
selves to allow seamen TO TAX q On hoard of ,h
vessel in which they may ship, any sheath-k hives
or daggers, under any pretence. This is a good
move, and should be followed by ship-mas,ers
call along Shore On this subjec, the New York
Sun remarks, "The sheath. knife, ~ern a, the bel,
instead Of the jack in the pocket, looks too
much IKE the equipment OF pirate, Tor American
taIs follow. AS differences anu ouarrels will
occasionally occur il is wise to have Tenn, a,;on,
to blood out OF the way. In the conduct of shin
masters, in relation TO this matter, landsmen NAV
also find salutary example; and the Efforts Of ali
men Of good intentions should be directed tn III a
suppression Of the habit of wearing conceale
weapons.-N Y. Sun.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13


TNNHIS ms Tuition for the education Of young gentle
i men. will go into operation in the early part O
next October under the direction of the undersigned
wins has occupied the char Of mathematics in severa
Colleges ofthe north, and who is graduate OF
the most celebrated universities of Europe.
The course of studies be pursued in this semina
ry will be comprehended in the following division, viz
!. The English department, embracing all the
branches of thorough aud accomplished English ed
ucntion
2. The classical department. comprehending the
Latin and Greek languages.
g. The department OF modern languages, in which
will bo taught the French, Spanish and German Ian.
guages.
4. The mathematical and philosophical department
compromising zebra, Geometry the two Trgononl-
ctres with their practical application to Surveying
Chemistry, illustrated by Appropriate experiments.
The location ST the Institution will be made known
in a subsequent advertisement.
CT HADERMANN, A NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

The Ypzoo has not yet arrived The story of a
part of the committee appointed to receive Mr.,
Prents. going dswn to the Balize hoax
passed off on some of our creduous conferes.
The Yazoo is momen.ly expected, and when she
arrives, Mr. Prentis the gifted Congressman of
our sister state of Mississippi will be received by
the committee with due honor, and by salute of
twenty six guns.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
have the only legitimate right to settle the quss
tion.-Plattsburgh Republican.

TIE BUFFALO FoRGERIEs -Rathhun Allen, ne
phew OF the notorious Benjamin Rathbun, of But
falo memory, passed Yesterday in irons, through
this city, on hi, way trIm New Orleans TO Buffalo,
in charge Of some officers, who were conveying
i'm 10 The latter place for trial, on a requisition
ON. Governor Marcy.-N. Y. Express.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13
COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS

EXPORTS
NEW YORKER ship St Mary. cargo 81 puncheons
l463 pcs logwood % bills castor OIL &c boxes
tobacco. IS hhds do, 1887 pigs lead, $50 bales
cotton. % bbls. s43 kegs lard &c -
PENSACOLA-Per schr David Moss .cargo bills 10
do pork. do rum, 10 do -four. q coils rope.
cask oil 8 kegs lard, "a bbls bread, boxes
segars; Dbl rum, 8 do whiskey 10 do potatoes.
HAVANA Per Poaca Fecunda. eargo 800 bales cotton
FIG schr LsIia cargo 90 X casks ~ine' 70 baskets
CALVES rON-Per schr Belle, in ballast
IMPORTS.
LERPoOI-Per ship orozimbo 800 IONS rail road
iron, 26 cnsks salt, 100 boxes tin plates SO bbs
lime and 26 casks oil, TO Kennedy, Durel T. co;
Harrison, Cle.g & COS & Dennisfoun; A
Grant & CO; Il 4 Curreli L hilaudon and
Mullnrd.
CHAIR EsToN-Per brig Daniel Webster cargo 5Obundes
paper, boxes mdze 296 casks rice 4 slaves,
to ! A Barell g. co; J w Zachare a CO; II e
Gidcmeeser; Latin & Stevens La Page &
Bros; l. Cantin; Robh; F Fors,al & Bro;
and DR. Bailey.
ship orts 1900 sas. linn to
1000 sacks salt lot OF iron mdzc, to S
Barker
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
Standardization Yazoo. l6 bales cotton Nugent.
Turpin CO; do Lambeth Thompson II do, Prescott
Jones 4 10 do Lyons, iris co; do Smith voor-
hees; "a do. Borart AZ do Bennett, Ferrday co do
o Stark do, burke, Witt co; 10 bbls apples, &c,
Baton Rouee-Per Mariner hhds sugar.
Allan Temoule bbls, kegs lar1, and sundries, Pres
colt. Jones & CO; and order
PASSENGERS.
Galveston-Per Columbia. Mrs Deon children
servant; Miss Raymond, Messrs w Davis ID Vance,
Ellis Alb y, wv Andrews, J NJ Brown J Davis Thornton
Coude A l. Woodward. P Phillips. Harris, L Lane, G
Parker, Matorsa Smith, J Dimond, Morgan, Rev w Y
Allen, aer. Tannahil w D Lee and servant. May, C
Sebu.g aud Levy Thos Miles, OIrian, Chas Senate
MenIe, Coude. and 10 on deck.
Baton Rouee-Per Mariner Mr. Welman lay and
daughters Mrs Valos child and servant; Miss Bancanca
Mr. Lau,e LADY, child and servant Mcssrs Revoe Lacey,
Dubertrand Laneye Borne Page, Frazer OBron Sauve.
Fener, Dufho Sana, Arneaux, Jamison Rody Bernard,
Turner, RICHTER, Black Rice, ST Martin, Cage Walker
Groves, Johnson, Reymond Boute, Farren Caet, Fery
Berten, Zenon, Feraux, and Capt Cole =
MEMORANDA.
The Ambassador Upton from liverpool for this port
24th July.
Hence at Boston, LIST Sept brig Ellsworth, Homer.
Cleared at Boston, for this port bark Henry. Dean.
Cleared at New York, for this port 3D. Samuel Houston
Russell.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

The Buffnlo Commercial Advertiser mentions
the establishment at that place of Bank organic.
cd under the new law, which is shortly 10 &c
into operation; capital 100000. Another ,nsli.
luton ia nearly organized by another ASSOCIATION
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-13

Uarl,ke-We learn from the Bangor Wing tia
a thousand stand OF arms arrived in that CITY ~
Saturday week, from Porland, for the purpose o
arming forthwith the Lincan Frontier Regiment
This louks as # Governor Kent was IN earnest