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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-24
HoUsE-FURNlsHING wARE-RooMs.

HoUSE-FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS.
| pOTELEB q DOM, Pennsylvania Apeaue, South
ID side, . street, nearly opposite the Ahenaelr,
have received their fall suppyo House Furnishing goods
comprising more general assortment than they have had
at any former period. They have aimed, from the
mencement of their business 10 collect at one place all
the necessary articles of housekeeping; and they
happy to say that they have succeeded in relieving many
from the labor of searching our extended city for
such articles as necessity required. Our stock is
large and full as cheap any former period which
they would invite the attention OF their friends and the
pnhlic generally.
They have good assortment Of
Cabinet Ware and Chairs.
ALso--Of Fancy Goods,
Crockcry and Glass Ware,
Looking Glasses,
Tin. Iron and Wood Ware,
Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c.
n D. All articles purchased Of viii be home
by careful porter to any part the city
| DOTAToES.---J b. MORGAN & Co have for saIs
at their grocery store, yarnum's Row. PENNSYLVANIA
avenue 1000 bushels Of the best quality Mercer potatoes
To families who want eight bushels they will lie
sold low. nov 2s-3t
WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED
w so pieces very rich figured Silks,
60 do do do plain Ponlt de Sole,
30 do do do plain white and cold Sat ism
l3l do superior black Silks
SO do indress pattern rich Shalleys
so do dark brown English Mcrino -
BRADLEY & CATl EFT.
nANlEL O'CONNELL.---A beautiful full length En-
~ craving, is this day received and for sale by
+. TAYLOR Bookseller
dec loft Immediately east oe Gadsbys
TINE LAWS OF WAGES. PROFITS AND RENT
Il INVESTIGATED. BY George Tucker, Professor
Of Moral Philosophy and Political Economy in the Uni.
versiiy OF Virginia, volume price dollar is ist
published and this day recevedi y r. taylor
Who has also for sale, Carey Wages Professor
Waylands Political Economy, and the various works on
Commerce, Finance, Statistics, Legislation History In
ernalonal Law, and other branches Of Political Economy
Of Say, Ricardo. Jeremy Benhnm, Raymond, McCultoch
Adam Smith Rae Chalmers, DR.. Cooper Tnte Oddv
Taylor, Story, Davis Burlamqu, Wheaton, valtel and
very many other writers not here enumerated
Feb |.
BULWERS NEW WORK
ELLA, or'he Siege O. Grenada COMPLETE in one vol.
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dec3o4u

A NTIQUITATES AMERICAS.E-The following
publications Of the Royal Society Of Antiquaries at
Copenhagen respecting the Iceandc and Scandinavian
knowledge and discoveries Of this country previous TO
time Of Columbus, just imported Ia single copy Of
each) and for sale by 4. TAYLOR
Antiqiltates Americana containing the voyages of the
Mortimer during the 10TH ilh l2ih 18Th and l4th cen.
tures IN the original lcelandic with in the D
nsh and Lain languages aud an abstract Of the whole in
English, illustrated with Is maps and plates, volume
imperial 4to.
Annals and Mersors of the Royal Society OF Northern
Antqnares for the years 1896 and 1897 illustrated With
maps and plates, VOL svo.
NordisN Tidsskrt For Oldkyndghed or Archaeological
Transactions Of The ROYAL Society Of Northern Antigua
ries, volumes svo illustrated with plates and diagrams
IrOrders will also be received for all the other publ
cations Of the Society. ian
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
Vi a.NErD AND rssLisnep IN RicHsiosD, smGsaA -
TABLE on coNTENrs

T. W. WHITE, Enron AND PaOralEroa.
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NJ B. Some folks in our parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues Of the
remedy that restored ihr hearing Of Joseph Chandler.
/ This gives 10 us additional hopes Of help dec2l
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DOTATOES.--J B. MORGAN g. co. have for sas
at their grocery store, yarnums Row. PENNSYLVANIA
1000 bushels Of the best quality Mercer potatoes
To families who eight or ten bushels they will lie
sold low nov 2s3t
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-24

.F the December No, which win be issued on Tues
y day the l2lh inst This number closes the third vol
me Of tins periodical The LIST No OF the 4th volume
~ be ready for delivery the lst January, 1885.
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| nANIEL o'CONNELI.---A beautiful full length En-.
~ craving, is this day received and for sale by
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller
! dec loft Immediately east o! Gadsby's
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
EXPRESS MAN.

The slips from Now York of tho 10Th Instant
"Roynl William" Captain Swanson, in the fore-
noon Of tina. day having left Liverpool on he ~ h
September. Her passage is called 10 days and
half, and WINS rendered ,hus long by storms, and
continued hard winds, which never charged but
for ono day when off Nova Scotia and hen blow q
hurricane. Fur tho las, days che was entirely
out Of fuel and had 10 surh substitutes Ra
could he procured. She had Go passengers who
wcrc TOO many for good accommodation, and for
while caused some approhc nsions for the health Of
tbs ship.
Tho .cs Of Cotton n, Liverpool tho week ending ert
H. were ~ OCU bales market spritoss though the bod
he'd not allowed prices TO decline Tho same condition
of the market continued until tho Goth
Coffee Looked ather better. Tho sale at Rotterdam
off with spirit AT amro tho sales were very extensive at
improving prscos more lively; 900 boxes yellow
Havana sold 26d 6s 27s. At Hamsro sugar better
LoNpos Sept, o.-EvEslnG-ihero was good deal of
so declined TO 934 to for money, and a35 for
Bank stock for the opening so to 81 India stock 3t
TilE FuSus-tate the afternoon of yesterday, tho
British Funds became heavy and closed at 955, VI Ac
count This decline attributed to report that sectct
orders we're lont to the Mediterranean to act in
conjunction with the French feet against The Rqssans This
morning the Above report is entirely conaIicted
X ailway shares dull, with PARTIAL reduction In
pres.
PANS BouRsE. Sept l7.-IAsr PRcEs-Fire per Cents,
I09f 45e; Three per Ccnts.i eUf. 9Je Bank Actions
ASSOC -
The London market reports Of Monday tic l7th,
quote foreign wheat ~ The duty had been at tbs
owo,t rate, viz, Is. hut would rise to 25 3D. on the
Thursday following No great change noted N wednesdays
market.
The nfairs OF Spain in critical position at last adj
vices The CaTts before Nalladoid with force OF
1900.
Great ton is making in England for organization to
obtain a repeal Of the corn laws ~
wheat in bond amounting million of quarters, was
liberated on Thu Hy last the payment oi Is per quarter
ty "a the 1ueeu fully expected TINT very material
decline in tic price Of That gram w0nd follow when tins vast
SAMMY entered the market Quite the contrary elect has
nn 1ropccl for wheut has actually advanced in value in
The ia, o If tbis enormous supply! How Is tSie
An FuMored IN MRfk@sSs p+st the Psisepa hodsFs 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

The Camp - The first action OF tho campaign
took place las, night with the troops in Camp,
under the command of their general, &. Il. Barrett
and rcsul,sd in completo victory. The Lady n
Lyons led the way--Piace n"r danes. Bnlwe's
charming rIny could scarcely have heon better
acted had the author chosen hlsiown reproson'as
lives Mrs Barrelt's Pauline was piece OF chast",
and effective acting. Her naughty pride in the
first scenes, conttasted with the endernese Of the
spb.couont events, either when aoknowlod ginr
Clsuds's parent as her "ntotter," or when her
magma nim Gus, but ploboisn lover rescued her from
the insults of her atis'ocratic eni,ors; and ina
very tenderness again con,rasted with the hgh
wrench, davoton of the lsst act; marked tho con-
srmmste skill Of The arti,e, holding in truth, "the
mirror M to nature" Mr.. Ffcdcricks who made
his first appearance hetote the c''lz"ns OF New
Orleans in the character OF Claude Menoue, re
allied ell the high expectations created by the
praises of tho northern critics. tie illustrated
like m or-ard thn, is no small praise tho
intense feelings of love, of pure devotion, which
h, bore the object Of his true affection, and unpre-
medi,stcd deceit. The high toned, intense LAM
puare ofBu,wsr was given with feeling surpassed
only by that OF the anthor himself. What Bu'wcr
;nnnined, Ftedericks illustrated; and tho Cam
has no, for many ysars had leading actor 60
likely 10 become general favoEite as Nh + ete'
ricks We have been unnceu'tnmed 10 see Mr..
Barrett in any such character as the bluff, kind
heo,,ed. old soldier " pamns:" hut the picture
was not loss perfect because unlocked Tor. Tho
honest, hearty, exsitemen, with which he vii
messed tho affecting inretviow between Pauline
md Claude proved him equally capable to dra"
forth tears, as we have known to excite laugh.
We have not time now to go into tho PLAY more
at length lust al this late hour, but must say tha'
such performance was sure precursor to csr-
tain mode of "Raisns the Wlnd.f'- 0! Mt Green
.,d m, otbsr strangers, we shall speak more
h.,.shcr. Mr.G's "Sam,n and Bsrstt's " Did
d,,r', kent the house in roar oil laughter TO The
end,
Thu house was crowded in all parts, and the
utmost order and deeorum prevailed throughout
The decorations greatly and university
admired. Mrs Barrett spoke the opening ndaresS'
md her beautiful appearance and lively manner,
vors indeed favourable sample IT the company
,hon behind the curtain. The effect throughout
nu,t have been SIS gratifying to Mr. Borsu as
ii was ,grse.be to his audience
The mouth of the Red River, II appoTrs, mas
been opened by the spirited efforts OF Captain
| Edwards, Of the Lirngstoa, who lo' sed passage
tkronsA IN. bar, and tew.d several Hat boats up 10
sA,s. n. msu.A Of ,As RIseb River Tsis will,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
Camp ST. Theatre.

BsHIS Theatre was opened for the season on
IL Sunday Eoening, the alst ofOeober, under the
management of
During the recess the interior has been newly hhu
Elegantly decorated, the boxes arranged IN the NEST
and comfortable manner tor The accomhoua-
lion Of families, and the parqueite furnished IN me
most splendid style. The decoaons are ai'ef INV oe
sign and executiono of
]. COWE1.L.
new drop curtain has been painted by the Au'iiah
artists, Ceresa and Pinoli. i,
The company will consist OF the following ladies ana
gcntlemen:-Nirs. q, Barrett Greene Anderson, Wor-
re Hall and Price. Misses Mcintyre, Lewis, w alis,
and Wray- Nessrs G. Barrett, frcdericks, Johnson
Hodges, ]. Nj. Brown, Greene, w. Seton, Franklin,
Davis Huntley, j. Sefton II. kepp-l. Kirkland hlarks
Austin, Eastman and Lewis. ~,
The Orchestra will be full and efficient ca'ler MIR.
Jackson-Firs Violin, MIR. Jolly; 2nd Violns, hlcssrs
Espenheim and Jokel; Tenor, Mr. solomon; Contre-
Basso Mr.. Gardingh; Vioincello, Mr.. Burce Clarion
cts Niessrs. Duran and Matz; Horns, Mcssrs Rans
and AMIGO; Trumpet, Mr. Schmeser; Iro'nbone' VT
Occhni; Flute, Mr.. Carol; Easscon; Mr.; Henn'nss.
Mr. Sewell, Scene Panter--Mr. Huntey, Proinpte'
Mr. Warden, Mechunist .
The Manager fully the necessity OF stTief or
der and decoruna well regulated theatre, and beiE
resolved to render this establishment every way ~or,n
of the patronage and support of an enlightened PupnI
has recoyed the assistance of efficient police, whcl
| will be ,nde, the direction of Mr. GOTHAM; ~,
The Saloon has been newly fitted up and einbeiiish
cd so as to make it agreeable resort Tor vsltors.
During the season, in addition to the VARIOUS ho'e
| ties that will be regularly produced,
! MANY ARTISTS
of acknowledged talent and reputation Will successive
G.. H. BARRETT,
| Lessee & Manage
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

Black birds nrc to be found in exceeding ahun-
dance in the neghbonng Prairie. and so arc black
legs in the houses, and s,rce,s, II our immediate
vicinity. These fall cnrrionnn, the legs, not the
birds, arc q marked racs, and should ever he 40,
There is an inteblo stamp Of infany upon them
as dscornihlo TO the obscfvant eye, as the oovcn
foot is said be the black leg Of their tutoary
Patron himself. We do not think il Wholesome
for them to coninuc their rendssrou, in front Of
the ST. Charles Exchange. Per5 sap.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

Canada There are only three rebel yrs ners
lei. in Hamilton Jr, and only Ihrro IN IoIynto.
The Point au Peie prisoners are in custody al ~ e.
on as prisoners Of ar. The three at Hamilton
are Malcolm, Hills, and WnIrHh ~" 'n NEE pm
onets at TORONTO are EnoCh Moore, Ebenezer
Wilcox and William Carroll, Moore was sentenced
10 death al London, hut afterwards rePU"red, by
the government, aud will be hhern'rd IN ms hnGlng
ball, himself In $500, and two snteucs IN A@'o
each. Wick uitd and conHlcied IN h"huoh ;
and afterwards sentenced to death in Toronto.
liz is rcsPj'et uru herAaesly pleasure Is Nnowh'
I'm. Carroll is about yours OF age, and belongs
10 the distrc, al NlpsGra. He was fokcn IN arms
al fosEt az PsI-, Ast beng FH'I"e', ne - not
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
a. . .nn.ea lresner Of war. Il. has not ys! been

tr ed.
The Niagara Reporter says hat on certain
we ing ely, the sentres the lower Terry were
sh,t al by some persons 10 could not be discover
ed. Also. tiat the sentry on the steamboat wha'i
was shut al, n few days after. And also, thai "
great number OF shots have been fred from ihe
American SIDES at the ssntfies posted near the
upper ferry.' Any one who knows the width OF
the river at this ferry knows that po'itinns On the
opposite banks would give eond safe duelling DIS
are saluling their friends in Canada. The late
| visit of Governor Arthur to Lower Canada is said
to have been made in consequences OF adVices
received of the dcings of the refugees on this side
| who have taken heart since the legal advice o
Lord Broug CHAM, and are getting ready to carry OF
the war in their way, while he manages 1t IN MS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
CHALLENGE BLACKINGi

AS. s. MASON, of Philadelphia, begs respectfully
81 TO apprise the merchants and public generally Of
New Orleans and Louisiana, that lie has appointed
hlessrs Reese DLange, the sole agents for the sale
Of his unequalled and iuimitable
CHALLENGE BOOT AND SHOE BLEACHING
in this section Of country; article which stands pre-
mnen icrits beautiful lustrc, and uniformity of quail
ny to is Se, m'[ nw inc Shaoaae
the leather to Which it is applied. lie offers $500 prcs
MUM to any person who VIII produce its superior
Certificates can be at the Store Of Messrs Reese
and DLange from mercha Is of tho highest respect-
hlity, bearing lie tmony its beauty and superiority
over eVely other blacking in the United States All
orders for this article i'll N. Orleans par sfthis
section oi the Union, must be forwarded TO the Sos
Agents as aboye who will a. particular attention 70
the same, and fill them At the manufacturers prices,
JAS. S. MASON,
Philadelphia, sept. 10, lG3G. 95 Callowhill ~,
REESE g. D'LANGE,
oon,A ard Fansy store Ia mt sesash
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

so1urrr to A Surveyors question in the Loui,
sinna 3ver,Her of Saturday.
Divide lhe difference OF the nreas by the sum
If no sides and you'll have the difference of the
sides OF tho square Fake 2 he sum oftho sdos
to width add li2 the difference and youlahave he
side Of the greater squarc-Sahsract Ire the tit.
ference and you'll have the eide Of tho stuaIlNr
squnie-Then by having the sides Il sour $
eYlIen'. d
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

MT Cnnonge was no, ablo to got his Restdurat
quito roudy on Saturday, owing to tho vary rainy
state OF tho weather which delayed his prcPnra'
tons. He will DO, however, in full blast 10 day,
wo have no doubt, and il any one, in tho words o
tho song, requires
81 nice III bit for his oren atep'ehing,"
no can assnrodly got il by calling on him in the
Thentrc Arcade.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

~ aome mcaswe, 2n~SpAs' N Sts'n Of Ihs u .
s'eam DIRE gei as far regards the MOUTH oil tue
River but The freshly formed raft above, requires
different operation entirely. When the sdes
fret fell 10, they formed another raft five miles IN
extent, at some distance above Shreveport, anu Us
it is natural to suppose thai delay, with The con-
| s.quent Accommodations, rust have greatly exteae-
| ed the lenet it will now require large oree 10
| open ,he navigation and liberate those ooa'a
which now remain in tho upper part OF the river,
entirely cut off from any communication with our
| port.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
COMMERCIAL.


EXPORTS.
x1yERpoot.-ror ship Majestic. 1860 bales cotton.
MaTagyAa-Pcr sohr Fransi, Amey. 1000 brs foHr and
100 kegs lard
10 do salt 100 boxes rsi.ius, 10 boxes and )
rash, cheese, 10 htls molasses, is bo1e. candies,
and l6 brls whiskey. ~
Par echr Mary Japo io3 hrls -four. 100 bags
torn cssk. Wine, sbr,s whiskey, 20 srls broad,
10 bys sandlos 5000 cigar,
---psr .chr David Moss, .lnkgs lard, ~ brs donr,
80 tae, corn, Q carriages 10 brs whskey l
miro vino. 6 hhds sugar and brs broad
r----Per steamer Champion. 10 brls sugar baskets
champagne, S bxs cider, 2 bxs Cheese bags
eeice 10 boxes lnustard aud sandry small az
Heles. ,
r fOpip-rer mer Riea al eratss queeavsse end
do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

From The quantity oil rain rhch Inns fallen here
within ihese cw days, and the strong indications
Of a similar visitation spoken Of in the last &C
counts from Cincinnati, have confident hopes
OF apeedy rise IN the rivers. Tho delay OF hu-
sinoss, and The hourly iroiease in tho price OF
flour, and other immediate ncccosaties, make us
all dcvoutly hope for such contamination.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
Congress .3men?ncnts
Ingerso!l, NayIor. For. Against
REPNRrEn MAlORITIEs.
DELAWA COUNTY

ITNIA " NNE K-VV4N 7
Rine,'s majority, 488. The Whole Wing tick
ct elected.
G-n,lomen ;-Porret's majority in YORK coun-
~ is 939'
In LANCASTER county, Ri'ner's ej'rly ex-
ccrds 5000
DAuPHlN county,-a disputed district lncu-
dcd,--sves Ritner majority OF 9l5' IL the vote
This drsrlcr be rejected his majority w''' he 6S3
LEBANON county gives 635 magnify Tor MT
CUMBERLAND county, 425 majority for For
ter. In great haste.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
GONTTEOI,i Frs OFFiCT-SECOND NUNS
CIpNLiTH.

Now 0rlelIns, OIt. t0th 1893.
4, c2FFAHi,i to a resolution Of the Council; dated
"a Va T. September, 1895 scaled proposals will be
rc~n,cd ~ so gf,cn nut,1 Tuesday The 'Hih day Is
Ngy,,rr ,a,t ;r rhre- HrnArrd ThoHsend Dollars
Bon4 Of his Slnic uaij,y, paye5e !" thirty years
md tcoting six per GEM PR AMMAN interest The IN
rcrnst pnylne sem-annlal'Y IN l,ono''' Se~ ork
or Sow Orleans as may he aged "a:
Tie Bonds to he Tor 1900 each, If %! 'n'snta' be
PAYABLE ia the Unite Satep, 'o 10" ''s ensh; "
The interest he payable in london. Tins proposals !" W
endorsed Proposals for bnmds.'
octII COMPTROLLER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

ono I'D nj ngrcrd To withhold gran from the marko'
at ncsept with the view Of forcing the price 1t is GER
tain that the display of samples OF the nueu WI
rate which they eventually obtained OF the ml'efs 10 '
tim, of o. to per
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

7trtan .HinstT DIR. Anson Jonss at Washing
the 10Th instant, delivered to the President
his formal credontinls as Minister from tho Rsnuh
lie of Texas TO tho Government Of the United
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

To sail on Saturday, tse 9Th inst.
FL The fast sailing a ship RUSSELL,
.SYsN Capt. Robbins, will sail as above.
4S1IE For freight of 100 bales of cotton, if i'm
,nedi,te application be made, passage. apply to
LEVI GALE,
oct92 93COnmon st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
EEENRY II LEE s. co, are now rcc wing by the
! late arrivals from the Northern cities, large
and newly selected assortment ut =

EEENRY u LEE s. co. are now rcce wing by the
. d late arrivals from the Northern cities, n large
and newly selected assortment nj
HATS BOOTS. SHOES AND RROGANS,
consisting Of gcntlemrrs 6no calf and Morocco hoot1
d., 2nd auaty: do butt d. and stout pcgscd boots
Of various qualitins mn's uc calf seal and Morocco
shoes pulnfis and hr0gans; huCksk&n shoes brogOns
and shippers; mems fine calf and kpped pcgged shoes
and brogans: gentlemeIs best quality cali sewcd shoes;
brogans and Jack Dow nings, do calf and Morocco an
kle shoes and brogans do calf seal x Morocco Indian
shoes and slippers do calf, buff and sen wings,
article; do fine calf seal and Morocco quarter boots
boys misses and children's pegged and Hewed bro
gans and shoes of every quality aud kind.
Also a general assortment OF mems stout wax bro
pons and Shoes together with 10000 pairs negro hest
quality russell brogalls nailed in the hanks, made
pressy for plantation use; good assortment OF mems
fine and stout kip russell brogans new Article and n
large quantity of an inferior quality russell and wax
brogans.
pump sole shoes; do fine fpo Ireuch Nusocco mud xii
run rnnnd slippers; DO roam ahurs, with Pnl without
heels do calf sen and souI talAer Unoto0s do fru-
nea shoes OF all snds andqUaliucF do ostng hroCaus;
40 gathered mud fpxei tn0tcrs. IisS". lnstng srng
hoes and hroganz. Chhlrcn's Coiorcd Morocco and
lasting broguns end boots, Ne.
Genelnru's fine fashionable black silk hats do
black and drnh: beaver do Of superior quality do I'M
tntion Koran do broad aud narrow brim mems fine
drab aud black Russia short Mapped hns, new orli
clr Youths lrrse size hats of different qualities; do
chi1ren's, Mems aud Boys black and drab wool hats
of various shapes with gonra assortment Of boys and
mems seal cops.
This assortment will he rcplcnishod in the arrival o
each packet from the above named cites, all OF which
will be sold on accommodation terms.
oCtl6-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
oONsIGNEES.
NOTICE

NUI II Il.
H-rThe ship ylle dc Paris, 1ro,t, master, from Ha-
vre, is dscharginc two tiers below the Rail Road
con.rnees will please attend to the receipt of their
goods. LEW II IL YALE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22
FOR NEW YORK

7NcFeE OF The 9Th tfsI-
LOUISIANA g. NEW YORK LINE.
Fl The coppcred and copper fastened pack:
-EEM ct ship LOUISVILLE, Council, master, will
AshAE sail as abose-For freight passage, having
elegant Recommendations, apply to the Captain On
board opposite the Vegetable market, or to
JDBEIN& A COHEN,
ocrl2 81 Conmon II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-22

Stables IN fire. In the great-slre which oecu''so
a, S,aunton. Va, on the 3Fd instant, asable was
burnt, nd in it thereby i've horses were consu
med. We mention this calamity principally to
repeat warning, and piece of advice, which we
have before given TO all o'able keepers The e1'
pcrienee Of the pas, has Taught US tho 'fnh Of an
observation made TO US by one who had moro man
once ample occasion 10 put his recommendation
into practice. In cnse of FIRE in q stable It 10
known that re compulsory measures vii induce q
horse to mo7e, but it his saddle be thrown over
his hack, his bride over his head, and the hand
and Voice to which no is familiar will quick
lead Vim out, the customary dependence OF the
animal on MINIS care and protection, hut par.lcu-
lerly HE attachment to bis rider, will induce him
even to walk through tbs flames. The zane fela-
tive nreesations will take harness horses through
the FIRE, Of which fact there arc many living esi
denccs. We speak on,he faith of man OF lonf
experience, and again recommend the suggestion
10 all whose valuab animals may be thus exposed
Many noble bea., has thus been saved, and ma
ny more may be, il this simple presaulnn BIO OBJ
served.