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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-23


z L has been for some time made known 10 the publ"
L that the subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press new edition of the Louisiana Civil Code
they were. from the first OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication OF the work,
and il was not without great hesitation that they con
sentcd to the undertaking. But the present edition,
amounting to bout three Thousand copies, and which
had cost tine State than thirty thou sand dollars,
was entirely out of print. For than two years
past the usual pice of the work has been from ihify
to fifty dollars
1t is system of written rules which so Immediately
operates upon every individual of the state interested
either in agriculture commerce and which governs
the disposition of so much property coming to us from
other states, hat-lr Ike anos aay other treatise upon
law-it is as much the textbook aud manual Of the
merchant aud the planter, it is of the private gentle
| man and the professional ndvoc lie.
The LAWYERS of the adjoining States and in fact OF al
those states lpou the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
find for tiicir produce in Louisiana have ire-
qurnt necessity Of reference TO The code and make ii an
Indispensable requisite their libraries and tile
cit, of New Orleans the book Is to Lc found in
the merchants counting room, MS upon die desk OF TIE
Judge the table of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore that the FIRST edition Of the work quick
y disposed Of and although mere reprint OF it would
in measure supply the public necessity, yet It
would be Imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references to the Reports aud Statute in order to
EN- race the numerous amendments which have been
made by the Legislature, and the Important DECISIONS
and constructions which have been giTenupon many
| its articles BY the Supreme Court.
The publishers hive secured, tor the general super
intrnlcnce and editorial department OF the work, the
| professional services OF Nhetlock Upton Esq. Il
me der of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
Bullarj, Jude Eernulcs. md Hon George Eus,js,
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the course o. their
studios and practice; and to Mr. Jennings the part
of Mr. Upton who is also engaged in the work. eo
Suwbrldge, Esq has presented tho great mass OF fee-
rences "onnined in his office copy OF the code, and
which nave been made by him during the whole period
OF his Distinguished professional labors, The publish
ers may therefore well trust that the annotutons of the
work will be all that industry and lobour assisted by
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EsGEsE ~ AEs u.

NEW-0RlEANS.
NOSEPH KNET'rLE., & Co.-importers OF t"feiS'
~ and Domestic Hardware, are receiving from T."
rome and the Atlantic Cities direct from the hanniac
tnrers extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low. al o,,,
Country Merchants and others are invited to c" an"
butchers pocket, zadders and straw knives plated ana
Britannia tea spoons needless pins, hooks and eyes sho
wells and spades. ongs, shoTGIS iendeis an9n"nS nri
tnnia and iup0ned ware brushes blank books anu pa
per looking classes a,Hils, r5ces plates, hand
sledge and nail hammers, smiths bellows, American "nG
English blister cast, shear, German and crowley steel
poagh mounds trace and log cham, wedding Louis
lama and eruhbing hoes H;atocks. pick axes, corn ang
grass scythes, Collins Kings aud Simmons ch3Ppin'
axes wrought horse and cut nails, cotton and "ot
cards, coffee and Germ millsplrnes and plai
els, gsuges, locks, sad, irons, hooks and
pistols, shot, powder and liquor hnks, per
powder. tea, fish, brass and bell Nttal
knob chest trunk and pad ocks, Bride
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FAYE just tssevcda at their furnishing Ware houst
I Z No II Camp street, by recent arrivals from Eu.
ops and the North, large additions to their stock Of
etul and ornamental h9sekeebny articles, which col
ec,ively Nhey bceve) form assortment more gener-
al and complete than is to be found in any similar estab-
ishment known; consisting of
SILVER WARE.
Coffee and tea SETS pitchers Walters castors caute-
sticks cups tnbers and sobets table and desert forks
table, deseyt and tea spoons; and gravy IA
goat spoons; sugar tonSsi sugar. sauce and soup ladies'
butter, fruit pudding and fish Knives pickle and desert
knives and forks, nnpk,s rings, sc. principally from
the paantactory of MIR b. Gardiner, of New York.
whose long established reputation for the manufacture
of silver is sufficient guarantee OF its superior
Plated MARE OF SHEFFIELD AND BlR-
MINGHAM.
Tea and coffee urn, tea sets; castors liquor and cor
dial stans superb cancbras, and Epergnes with mir
ror ulaea,x for centre of the dinner supper table;
waters round and oblong, from to 70 inches; beef
steak and vegetable dishes; rich dish covers; cake and
bread baskets; hceanter stands mantle and chamber
canestcls; wine sraners coolers and syphons; deca
ter labels caret corks tea staners table bells tea,
ble egg and mustard spoonsi egg boilers and stndss
''',' SILVER ON STEEL WARE.
Table and desert knives forks and spoonsi soup and
sauce ladies'; butter and fish knives. cheese scoops,
psragus tongs, vegetable forks, etc.
JApANNEitY
Fine Gothic Sandwich and wound corner walters, in
sets and single, from to 81 nchcs do OF Ger mace;
bread, cheese, and knife trays; large upright plate
warers spice, sugar and cash boxes; pressing cases;
India tables in nests, caddcs Jspp:nned and ofrich
tortoise shell, etc.
An extensive assortment, among wn,c re Astral
lamps all bronzcd aud gilt and OF rich cut glass; mantle
lamps do, do each plain and with glass prisms; very
splendid cut glass do; hronzed and Jaranned side or
bracket lamps.
CHANDELIERS AND HANG1f1G LAMPS
English aud French cut glass chandeliers or lusres of
s. TO- 49, 49, 90 and 81 lights; French hronzed and gilt
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Vol 80 1912

yI W.HNANS CAhit.ai4L 10
FgHHIss hirly~~~uable medicine
L sale * 1ctail at New DIRK prices, Il 4
D'LANGE..I3 Camp street. ~,
it is confidently Recommended Tor the following ar
Dyspepsia IN oil it, luns; bilious ana iSeF "
fchons, in every stage and d. gree; emae slckn ~
particularly the nausea Incident to mathefS, N.Y.
abus fever and aeue, Incl eGt censunptians o. ~ au
cpes, whether Of the liver lungs iea tache or gladi
ntss, loss of appetite, nervous uemors, nehf,a - "
dclirum tremeus, spas odic affection OF all thas
inaiisnl, whether chronic nhomntaofy; nervous u
bilious teyers, ot every variety; scrofula san leisi,
and all blutehes, bad humors, and indre cenpieKlnhs
Of the skin; tIesaness night and daily ifrtapity
and melancholy; the summer comp amt, ava ei'uelh
morbus diarrhpa in grown pers nf; worms ana i,a,
lency with bad breath; chorusis and Paipnafions o. e
heart and head changes of female constitution ana ior
impae, and disoreanzed constitutions IN eliher sex,
whirhhave not been pc ntly relieved by any olher
medicines sing lie trial of Dir w Evars' medicines. III
any of these cases. will produce seb effects as VIII m
dictate their incompatible hperiofity, AID lndAce sacl,
of Them will insure Il speedy and nquesiloha
bic Directions for use accompany lng fhenl'
Numerous certificates ofcures will be shown as rom
The length of the catalogue it is impossible give them
publicity through the medium OF q newspaper. oh Dr
Evans catalogue Their upwards nt 5.S1U. cilses,
and in this city refer 10 many persons VINO hi'e
been relieved, and in Instances enlifeiy earca Oh
long standing diseases, by Dr Evans Canon lie FMS.
n
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prJ7E san pHJTR SPRINGS.
GREEN5RiEa COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

GREENBil Err COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
YESHlS fayorito watering place IN me mountains
Virginia, l. miles ives OF LeWisbufg' ana - from
the White Sulphur will nc open IN dne season oF -toe
nave been since the last season, Spac'"9 p"ti
DOM, and number Of single bodied rooms htye beeh
~ the lstuf July, for 80 visitors. An zeeieht tam
nike road has been constructed passing ny me springs
and iitcrsecting the kanuwha turnpike near lewis
uurg. Over this road, by ulreGIl9l VI 't i,"2t oit5
department, Messrs Beldin Walker 4 co.'s line Of,
mail coacles will run. post Office being established
at the springs, visitors may receive news and CORES
ond daily, and west. OF the medicinal qualities
of these waters, tde propriotois need not speak ley
ave been anal yscd hy able and praIessed chemists aud
,und hold in solution all the valuable ingredients OF
die most celebrated springs IN Virginia.
The combination contains micn ,t7nItiiHi@@go ny
rogen, SUP ate @t lagnesIa, Sulphae OF Lime Cur
Donate of Lime, Snlphate OF 9oja, MHfnte ot soda
and Nuiae OF Magnesla, the snlutary effects OF winch
exhibited in diseases incident toeRes' eh't cHtoi-
ic affections of the stomach, liver, and bowels incH-
neuus affections diseases OF the SKIN no remedy more
potent or eifcacious can he found.
Extensive buthlng establishments !of Pptn sexes 'iaSe
been erected contiguous 10 Tue PHhgs N'Silots can
at all times enjoy 'iie n2culH t@tt'ia9a p. s'lst pe-
nignand MhslesoWe ea2s15, .-..,,
Major William Fas5 VIII continue me 4H2G'4tstHi-
ance o the sprnE t-EefA &H9, gu 'h IN 5EN'
the part OF the lropEet4r5, s4ast ge F.5H.,." u .
ort the Blue sulphur liberal snare Hi 'He b""4~ "'-
onnge. ..,
The prorrietors OF the Blue sulphur 1PflG3 WI De
liberal in the receipt OF notes AZ y hsfi ha W es
n Banks which are c9nsldered soly' fh"6P@f'
MilIA M0Hh' &C, c,f,-zi
a WtUi. disclosures OF MARIA mon o' u" ii"le
IN Dieu Nhinery OF Montreal, WI" %itu an up
pendS, containing part J. i.ecep.lon n.3t }
part I'd, sequel OF hef nfrauVe puma, GNle" "a ti'
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY OF MED


CINE.
Vs7iIORN'S Compound Extract of Copaiba and Sarsa
II parila "A certain, safe, and most ciCctua renee
dy discovered for the Gf Gonor1hea Gleets
Structures, Whites, Pains in the back and qns seminal
weakness, affections OF the kidneE, graye seorbuic
eruptlons, csc.
In the introduction Of medicine possessing the tsefu
and active virtue ot the one offered to the public,
tue proprietor has but to refer the numerous recon-
meitions received from the most eminent of the me-
deal faculty in Europe, believing that it wall be duly
appreciated when merits more fully known. The
Bastm OF CoIlba, extensively used, has lost much
of its credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express dresardins its disagreeab!e taste, disturbance
produced in the bowels and stomach and its heretofore
netriehcS when used in the inElanln,tory STAGE The
proprietor has made analysis of the Basan conceiy
ing that the more active qualities would thereby he much
more concentrated and more usctuy administered than
i'll the present state. The above medicine combines u-
gradients which are in the highest repntc nn.o the
most scientific and learned in the profession Each
drug IN the composition OF This preparation increases the
efficacy OF the Other producing operation truly aa,o-
nisng, and SURPRISING the sangunt expectations;
possessing at the same time the advantage Of its being
administered with perfect success in The different stages
| the above disease The most eminent physicians and
ugeons Of the present day express their decided an
pro alton in favor of Sars.pmilla whilst its use in the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
be aud still continues, very extensive Ii was fay
orlte remedy with the celebrated DR. Abernety in all
vencrca affections, and i'll obstinate cu,aneo1s eIultions
arising from dsordeled state of digestive functions
Having been submitted 10 the and experience of the
celebrated among he faculty. they have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in every
under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice. Their oh elNatons will be
inscmed hereafter. Prepared by J Thorn, Chemist
london. Price 81 So Fer pot
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srEA As FsOAT' LIN Z
h,fslz@ E t.. ;fi-s T Il l.
THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS.
From Mobile CAiabama) to Augusta }Hcej
r EANES Mobile every other DAY. h'',''''e H.
q the arrival Of the mad from Ne" o''e'hs' pei W.
steamboat EMEr!SE TO Blakely coaches to fenSe'S
steamboats, p., Pcnsacca Bay St Kos. sound anu If'oe
thaclie River and ayl to Cedar Blns, co.ches theme
via Ma,iarn,=, Chattg1occhee, Formerly Noun, yer
nom Raiub1 idge Fiueiton; lIaw k'ns'iiie an" i.'
vine to Augusta passenger takin, his seat al -',o
bile is in no danger Of being thrown out or losing ms
rre erencc v other conflicting interests, as ne
EA LINE is but one concern, ana uhVcf one H.
throughout, and may rel WITH chtFhlNt upon IL
ariylat Augusta in time specified, through AL "e'''''
er ant! at any season. uless some most unforeseen ta
t,opte should occur The Great New Orleans 4h"'
is cartiediy this route. The Agents Tor aceoi'o"N
ton Teams Coaches and Drivers are not SURPASSED
the solthern country. .,
esinp water nayis atom the time and accoinme"Hon
afford the traveller speed, certantf, comof a, PCS
ING variety; connecled AS it were with the Kali Road
Charleston. S c. and the steam packets to New erR
travellers can rca III New York from View orleans
LESS THAN Ii nAYs"-Washngton city IN ~.
From Chat,ahoocilee, Florida, We have i'rahe
Line Via Quincy and Tallahassee, to S' MartS' nor
post coachcs also tive Branches troh i'a"N''a''''
one to Ni!leiga,c and one Macon, light two nor
coaches. oio1N o'>o y w.
ArGtsrA 2oth Jan 1885
Office at Mansion House Mobile )
.Dis.nc, New, Orleans TO Mos lie, l1' n'ile
Mobile to Augusta, S+N =
ca ,,ta,.es,.,n IS6
ttLSIo., w Nrx York $50 1850
me, ,T, t,,l,,ao +, Mobile IS hour,
Mobile to Augusta, ~
1t, 'st2', -, Seu, ymL So 25S
,eQ ,.s TO-, .Iay. or miles per lor inr'u
-S =, ..,.,,,as' ROY 10
n. b. | beg leave TO lnfarm the public mat u
bridges over the Chataheoehe swamp a"d fiar" 'so
creek have jus, been completed ty the general govern
lneut, hc, nj, obstacles operating against tins safe ''n
SPEEDY route are happily rrm"se' AM, hnys u,
pleasure os.esng from travellers thai the 'oRehrs'h
s. s. drivers and ods Of he first order; and AS |" y.
water route from ensaco to Cedar H'utt, 1t IS aoh''
ted nv all who have asscd through it to be nnau,nsse
il, novelties beauty snd safety. The bridges tnro"s
Georgia have also hcen repaired j NJ e bAi>LR
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I soAfNTs, OILS, GLASS. BRUSHES, &c.-Sust
landing from ship Constitution, and for saem w,
160o0te feet glass; best quality, from 8Alo = 23A25
br keys; 81 oz laranedtns for signs;dOoO h. hrag@
26 doz splendid 00000 ground brtshe, also o!OjO0 and
900 d0 cases green in POWDER superior article
do do cans large of sash tools OF every
size and quaIity sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared, III boxes fitted ~ with all necessary brushes
artists Tools Nc.
Flake and rmnitv white 60 packs gold leaf; white
aud yellow wax gum arabic; and large and choice as
sorment of paints dry colors oil, turelnc, varnish
&c for sale, Wholesale and retail at the lowest prices
by MONHElL{,
a22 So Camp ST
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y
4. Colfectjaa of Cooqua Phrases, oil every topic ne
"a ce5sqr, /, ,a2rtaiA conversation, arranged uT!ef
tt,rcnt hen,ls yiti, numerous renr<s on INC peculiar
ironnocation and use Of various words. Tho Whole 50
Sislosed as considerably 10 facilitate the acquisition DL
correct pronanciaon d the French. by A boAn~'a
acw edition. revised aud corrected,
panied with key containing the text 2 literal aud ifee
sansation arranged in such manner as 10 remt out
Sc difference between the French and English dIon'
Gov, Ggnred nronlncietion Of the French, according
he hest French works cxtantep the subject The whole
preceded by short lrcase onthe o1nis Of the French
language, compared with these o Inc fe@ilsh. 80,
4 pronnlncing French Primer, OF tue scholars Hnldt
.the accurate pronunciation and orthography Of The
French Lang, ye containing lis eicm"nts according 10
ne best usage ~ Bernard Ffonchn lnSt reei.g4 ana
M Cor Camp Il Com SITS,
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- -
Fora single gin Of 50 saws or more, with
one set Of teeders, b;r'As, &c. al So per
SAW, $3.50 w
Forto. Of Go SAWS, with iecAers, !Es st Sc
30 pcr saw, 500 90
For do. Of 40 saws, wild, feeders, &C. S.
Il per saw, 500 10
For do. OF % SAYS, wth feeders, &c. al 81
50 per saw $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 cents each; the number oftcetl being about equal
the number of saws. One set of feeders, it is con
siered however, will wear out two or three sets OF
sows. Extra saws supplies, AT SO cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents OF
planters in any Of the port towns of the cotton plan
ting &atc al te above prices, the agents paying the
freight GA the same from New York. and becoming re-
sppnsihte for the Hno'mt OF the Gin. Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins TO put them up where de-
sired the charges for whese services will be extra, bat
moderate.
Iron running gaacon alsohe ordered where desired,
reasonable e.lns but w be charged extra. Horse
power, ofany description, be furnished on like
terms Small steam engines can also be ortcre'li il de-
sired
II is desirable, When planters give orders for Gins
t3v should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arl4ngcmento saws, breasts, brushes &C. 1t
is found they differ, opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter than others. The most common size
is 9 or 10 inches; some WISH them IL inches. Some
wish rows rt brushes on axle, while others do
not want more thln 4 al most. Some wish SAWS with
| o'g teeth To The inch while others want 10 or l.
W UGH discrepancy, we prefer they Should at
the time Of giving orders, furnish statement of THEN
wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where is left to our discretion, shall
make them the most modern and approved plan.
An order be executed, from the time It is received
in the space of eight nine weeks, and the Gin in that
time plHcedin the hands of the factor. To be in time
Tor the crop all orders ought 10 be in the hands
the manufacturers by the frs, middle of Mays except
Tor plantations where they arelate in commencing tt
| pick or gin entton.
n b. The Patent Right for any one of the cettor
growing s;tales will be sold on reasonable terms
mes 6moS
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EOUiSAlAN E-Cour du Premiere DIS


4 ,ETAT DE Ia LOUiSiANE--A toIs ce,X gu,
ces p1cecntes conecrent, Salut.-Attendn que
James Barnes I)ggs ayant acletc une vene late par
lie Sheriff dc la ar0ise d'Oreans Ia proprete ci-aPrcS
dccrite scs a;lless CRETE dc cte Cotsr Gu Ia ai'e
vcute fut gisiGe lie cine jour TAVri. lamnee
1855 pour uunvis contormcmen nm acte d. la Legs
l,twe de i'Elat de la Louisiana, inuIe Sc A,te pour
coniirmCr les tlres 0csAcIU reuSaaS Fchts l'ic"fSi
aprauye c 10 Mars 1871 Quill soit cuRn'i, I'll loncs
pcsonnes inttiessGs sont par prcscntcs somes a
nom de 'Ett be la 10 sianee dc la Cour du Premier
District Juicalre, Qo pouraient ,vo'r urot IA pro-
prete ti-apres deCrlte en- consequence IN dtis nc
orne dams OrIrc, lc decret Ou lie ugcmen tie Ia court
vertu duQu,l Ia etc iaitc de ,oue mesu-
arG on legae ,ans Destination, r,vis lie tens ct
te mode &c la yene, on pour unc attire cause esson1e,
de fare yoig, dams reRte otrs datcr de la publication
de cette avis pourVuoI la Ncte alns tuc ne seA pas
conirmGce 1hunolrgute.
La dte propri6tG fat rcndue par lc Sheriff, sls dit IL
so cine Jour de Mars tie nue 1885, vertu dun decrei
de Cour retdu lc 90 cine lie Jnyic de aniee 1888,
da9s lattru de James Barnes Digs Rufus Gre, ne
No. Il, lg, du Docket de cete Cour, laluclle VENT
sest rendu acqncrciw pour lie prx de Nngt cling miee
piastrcs.
Description de la proprG'e de aprcs lie transfer Judi
clare, Savoir.
Tn certain de tcITe avcc toues les cstlsses
umcli0l4ons pu sv rouvent, aisi uu les dro'is, e
privileges apin.Henant Dune maiore qnelconlne
situc au auNhnurg AhnoncIation lnestiiant tmeSure
angaisc) os cent cinVnn six picts q'larc hencme
Dun pourc fare Chemn publip.ee sur la rue de
la novec .evee, os cent loiscntc pic sSX pnne2s
qualrt hnticmes fare ala Celeste, teux cent CHI
nanc cinq pies neu oices,e LET deuX hlitremes sur tc
gne face Ia de la yce Lcyee, lusqu irapperla
iigne mtrophe de lapropriGtt tie Laurent Nliilauon
encoIgurc DIES rucs Vclle Levee, ct DIES Nonnes de
ii olmsn angle droit ct s'etcntaat il quatreving,
cnI pds ct hois pouees earrotnndcur lie long lie Ia
iiSne limitrophe Ge propiee du dit Millando, par
hl!el la rue Celeste, de la ornan angle droit ct s
attendant de SuiNtutc tr0s peds pouces tros
euitemrs sur la gnc linirophe de la rroprit,e de
dc Louis nedt, perallela Ia rue viee levee de Ii,
tormant TN aure angle dro ct s'eendan, de quaranc
deuX pieds sept polcet ct cnq huemes sur la lignc
limitrophe de II proprlee tu dit De,G parallel a In
rue Celeste della Torment I'm autrc angle droit, cen
an de cent 'ingl sept peds dix pouces ct quatre hui
;emes sur la gne Iimi,rophc de la propriee do dit
DGde parallel AT cheminpnbuc la de la gu.
vee LcNee ct soixanlc seize pleds quatre pouces e
quatle huitemes acea la DIES Nomes, conollnenen
I'm plan drcssa par J. Pile Noyer de la ve lie 25,
lmvicr 1852, anncxe acte asse par le>ant Louis
T Cane, notaire public, lie 90 ,lanvicr 1882. Tenet,
ion a. NJ. Buchanan Juse de Ia Cnur Sus,lite &C II
Avril 1883. p. LIZ BLANC,
|. ap u Dep. Gletier.
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c.
~ REAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and I}EI .Gi;T'i,
VI short Four in l335-Rf Heman Humphrey,
ID. d., President OF AuIhcrst College, i'll vols.
Tie WARTS If .llrs. ShermoQd-Bcng the only
colnlrte and uniform edition ever published in the
unired States VOL il. Just received and for sale by
WINNIE AN,
O. Corner Camp NmCmoa streets.
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NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
7EFE subscriber having purchased the lease oad fur
Il niture of this well known establishment, from Nh
Taylor the late proprietor will be ready Give VIZ
tiers by the lst of April next,
Numerous and cost Improvements will DC found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New aud
more coIniuolious bathing houses will tie lult and
warm b,lhs will he provided at all hours. A stable
will lie attached 10 the house, with good accommodate
tons Tor horses and carriages Fist raIc horses and
carriages will also be kept iur hire mo cruu prices
and sail and bouts, with persons manage them
for thu ofvslters. Billiards and ocl amlsements
usually found at watering places will also he furnished
and conducted as not 10 Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the noarlers. The wines and iuurs will
be of the best quality, and to Il uIl supply Of
ice cargo has already brcu ordered which viii arrive
about the Isl of 'lay.
hotel at Washington city, will condact This hu Ell for
the proprietor who, with such aid, confident, assures
the visitors ofiast year aud his friends gnueav that
they will every pos ibe attention; and thereby
expects 10 give gea=ra satisfaction.
The local advantages OF tn house are too we'll
known 10 need enst ched de>cHpticu kerc. The
facts tat Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Governments the general rendezvous OF The Gulf squnl-
rom the sauhry off climate refreshed constantly dlt-
ting the sumner months bv the coolest reenns from
rhe Cult; the beauty Of the bay and the neighbourins
| island, aud rivers; the abundance and decucy OF the
| fish with winch the waters abound; and It's proximity
the best Suatcrn markets, give Pensacola the pre-
| ference over ali OTHER places in these letldes, as Il
healthy and delightful sumncrretreut.
| Fnst rate boats viii ru between Pensacola and Mo.
bile and will at all times he al e take the passengers
| from the New Orleans boats.