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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

enemy left the town on the very verge OF
winter-wholy unprovided with stores 10
meet the wants Of the coming season be-
sides, the poor were hocking in from Prov
idence, and other parts, where they had
been partially provided with sustsnance, by
the bounty of those among whom they had
resided, aud by extensive contributions from
States, Towns, Societies and individuals
while the wealthy inhabitants of the town
who had removed, mostly found employ
ment, and fixed their residence abroad.
Poverty, want and wreichedness, were the
lot Of this once opulen! and hospitable peo-
pie.
The wood standing in Jahleel Brenton's
swamp, in the neck, was cut down also for
the use Of The poor. lie was another Roy
alist.) Turf or Peat, was brought from
the Hanging Rocks, in Middletown, and
also from the swamps in the neck.
While all this distress was borne by the
people, the town was heavily assessed for
Continental and State taxes, which were
enforced with great severity. The Gener-
al Assembly however granted, in addition
to the grant of wood, EIOO0 for the relief
of the poor. The people of Tiverton also
generously contributed II quantity of wood
for the poor Of Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

The Courts for the county of Newport
were, by order of the Assembly, restored to
Newport, the Shire Town.
The State House in Newport, having
been used hy the British for hospital, was
left by them in so ruinous n condition as to
compel the Town to meet in the Friends
Meeting House, a part of which was not
much better off, aud the General Assembly
in February, in consequence of that, and
nearly all the other public buildings in New
port, capable of accommodating the assem-
bly,, being in so dlspidsted condiion-re-
solved to meet in May, at the State House
in Providence, where they met accordingly
on the LIST Wednesday of May, 1850, when
the following gentlemen were elected.
WILLIAM GREENE, Governor.
WILLIAM WEST, Dep. Gov.
Assistants.
Paul Muniford, Gideon Comstock,
Thomas Wells, Job Randall,
John Sayles, Peter Phillips,
jonathan Arnold, Enoch Hazard,
james Arnold, William Richmond.
Henry Ward, Secretary.
VIM. Claiming, attorney.
Joseph Clarke, Treasurer.
We here omit the Eamcs of the Deputies
for Newport. They may be found in the
Town Records, from this time forward.
Delegates elected to represent this State in
Congress.
Ezekiel Cornell, John Collins,
Daniel Mowry, James N. Varnum'
The Assembly passed the following Res
olution viz -
Whereas the State House anI GaoI in
the County of Newport, are in Il ruinous
condition, and must soon be rendered use
less unless they be repaired II is therefore
vstcd and resolued that William Dauis,
Esq, Sheriff of said County, cause such re-
pairs to be made on said State House as
may prevent it from further ruin That he
put the said Gaol in such state as to rem
der it comfortable for the keeper and prls-
oners."
The houses of public worship remained
in the ruinous state IN which the British left
them, as the several societies had not the
spirit, or ability, to repair them-besides, as
the war was not over-the same causes
might again reduce them to the same or
worse condition. Trinity Churb had been
spared from the waste occasioned by the
war; and the bell in that tower was the on
~ one remaining ia the town. The Min
lister, Mr.. Bisstft, having left with the troops,
and the house being useless to the cougre-
CATION, the Rev. Gardmcr Thmston, Elder
Of the Cd Baptist Church, was allowed 10
use the church edi6ce, and he preached
there to his numerous congregation some
years, until his own Meeting house wss re-
paired.
The general appearances Of the greater
portion Of the buildings, was truly dIstres-
sing; sashes and glass mostly gone, and
windows boarded up, With here and there
a solitary square Of glass cut into the board
ing aud often not more than one square
10 a window.
solomon Southwick re-established the
Newport Mercury a, Ne~pon-the frs,
number Of which was published Jaausry
9th, lao. Fe- Of those papers are to be
C,f,,J
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

IL tr gassibls ~ rsaks AcIoes eai II Hfa $40 ..
dsg,tAe priaf,Pca II sabisrs ard fssArf.
This beautiful figure is from an article IN
the Washington Globe, abusing the officers
II the navy. Who would have expected
such ling of contemp. at /" coblers and
hakcrsn from the dtmcrrgftc organ
Roger sherman was "coblcv." Was it
impossible 10 make hina hero p aa.
ny of the brayest soldiers ~ both vars we're
COOLERS and thinkers" and 50 arc many ol
tho most intclllgent men now living. -
" Coblers and finkers lorsooth a. ii they
were The very dfegs Of society--,he Io~es,
potet 10 the scale Of humanity This sheer
at mechanics will 10 doubt be appreciated
and will go very far TO illustrate the nurse
proud arrogance Of tho aridocrdts who
are now attempting TO gull the laborIng
classes into their support under the hypo
crlncal plea Of democracy - Rockesic,
Democrat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
From the Georgetown I'd. C.) AdrOee.e.
HENRY CLAY.

The following article from the Enamel
pa,or, will we hope, be extensively publish
"a hv AIR. Claws friends in the Southern
states, and should be looked upon as proof
positive that that gentlemon IAN enemy 10
The abolition cause. The fact OF his being
presidep, of the Colonization Society Is
enough 10 convince the mos. iast'dious that
i, ! no friend to abolition, besides which
no il a STAKEHOLDER himself. The Coioni'
za,ion Secretly is in our opinion strengthen
my tho interest OF the STAKEHOLDER oy sehd,
ing the lazy free negro DOT OF The way Of
the industrious slave, thereby, preventing
the bad Influence OF their assoeia'Ing To-
nether.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
cnrRnkEE EMIGRATION

Tho conference between Ger. st'a {
tho Cherokee Coupcll, Is at leng'a e
The Chiefs Of the Nation ha'e ui-s''s'
the transportation Of the fema'aafi
people 10 ,hei. nes homes. llsr3'
t.nnnl moYomou, 90 the part g iae -
ard for the FIRST time there : sa'
like a unsn,mi,y Of iecl'og and e'''H. !.
Of the whole TRIBE. They hsTe 's'S.
their part. to furnish oil the siS'''''a.'
means a transportation that Hai Y
sary 20 render the Indians co'n'0'''.-
the,r journey to the West, and 70 CO. ~
re,nasal b, The lirs. Of Srp'en0ff ~ ~
psp,. Of abou, QUO thousand each Y. ! !.
,he departure II the first, TO ha'e''sl
sec,,ve deiachmeu, 70 starr Y l.ls
aays' It's computed that y n y -. I,
.sn 10 removed in twelve 5',''D ~.
and tina, the issl w,ll lravs By ''' -
/ oetnher.--Genefai scott, % ~ n
lie Government, has agreed to ',' !
ryc dolIs,s Der head, for remo','' ~ .,s
n,sb 10 advance enc half q Y, "a ~ n
zach detarhmcn, viii be eois-a.''- -,,a
' ''a." Sy her own people, ''coas'
10 coo o. Two Physicians, ~bo ~, " \
nnso. receive tbcu appo'0'In,y,' i
- c., u,ih the concuree''
Cbef..--unlil tho departure " g,ss
,aebmem. the Indians vii y ,.,,.r!.
By she Government ~,d ss'
hone forever, one OF TIE IN" ~ Co;
and complex question ~bea Y, ~, /.
men, has had ~ con'cnn N'''
Hamilton GdEdie'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Aaofher Benton HvmbUg Exploited.
few days stnce fellow, With counienance
from which honest mcn would lns,luctiycly
avert their eyes, arrived at and took up
lodgings al the Exchange Hotel. He ca
tered bis name a. Col. BESroN. gave 90,
tina, he was rich planter Of Mississippi, and
that hc came TO thus city 10 purchase slaves
for his plantation. Iie soou managed, by
various devices, To get deeply IN debt, bot
some Of his movements having excited sus.
plcIon, he vas arrested for deb, aud, on er.
animation, proved 10 be swindler. uotori
ons in the South, by the name Of Hines
lie Is IN jail.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
"lAnANAAERlcAS CIrlzrv. We dc

"lAMAN AMERICAN CITIES. We de-
rive the following gratifying facts from an
accoun, Of late ylsli to the Museum Of the
College OF Surgeons, 10 Dublin, by cor.
respondent of the Worcester Mass Spy :
TO obtain Admission to this Museum. INTRO
dueicry no;e from one Of the members OF the 81
cicty IS generally rqamad vas unbsafe Of
he fsct prev ,or.Iy 10 going, ard consequently
vas uuproyidcd. Bot, upon stating thA, ! Wss az
American, aas lsamedis,ely sdsaaied. THIS IL
not ll4e first Instance IN which my hsiaE foreign.
er, and Amticau, has obtained far me privileges
Which o,hcfpiss Solld have been refused. Is
'artner days, the declaration Ian Esmaa rHi.
=sa' eas 81 vgts Of protection TO lbaee = ae esud
say Il gh lfuih. Now, the similar cue, ~ AZ
AEsRiCsS cirngs,' ne. only ensures pfotecuoa an
Ibis country, bat opens 70 our eounify men places
v hieh IN some instances. are closed even = In
gl,shmen. II gained admission ios roc iato th'
Z loose ~ Commons, DAY WHEN Tie cf1@d 5 a
50 great, sud the demands i1r seats 20 numerous
/ that The Speaker had refused 70 gran, the PRIV
4 ege 10 macy Aho he'd requested n-lhc day upog
phtch tie confederation Of the Qntens message
vas before the House, 10 seyersi other ,nsisuee
I have | been more than Usually thankful that
( could say | an AZ AaEkicAS cgT!zEs'"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Gailantry h,Ic The b .,",.n,n
we're encamped at I'oflalo, Et i. ssI
two ladie. approached one . ., '"r
on duty. / have not the eOu'" Ysa
he. and presume | cannot Pa. pass "a, ii
a coun,efsign upon each arm. aI,., srl +
Ian. reply, aud the sc''''''"
were permitted % pass
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

The accounts from Middle Florida say,
the Cot,oo aud Corn crops are unusually
fine for the season.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

no joy for Mr.. Lopg0y.-it has been
stated that MIR. LoveIoy, Of Georgia, one
Of tie passengers sa.ed IN tie late catas
trophe OF the Pulaski, was also on board Of
the Home aud VIM. Gibbons, three Of the
most appalling situations Of danger ever re.
corded.
II is now stated that while the canal pack.
ct vas proceeding from ButTalo 10 Roches.
ter, and, when near Brockpor, by some
untoward acciden, the boat upset. Ii was
40 early hour IN the morning. and the pas.
songers were all "on the shelves" and AL
thrown of INTO the water, where they Law
peIlmeI. The only means Tor making Their
escape was by breaking the upper side win.
doss, and drawing Up the passengers one by
one. This was done, aud all escaped per
sonal injury One Of the passengers wa,
MIR. Lovejoy.
Those persons who arc compelled to trn
vel by water would do well 10 examine III,
way bIIl nfuture, IN order 10 see II Mr.. Love
Joys name is on II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

From The fuiHess Of Tie heart, hs
Mouth Speaketh. - One d the far Yankee
girls, born and bred on the green mountains,
~as lately thrown from wagon, and car.
red TO a neighboring farm house, with a
dreadful cash across her cheek, and appa.
ren,ly devoid Of either sense or motion.
The village Esculapius was seq, for, who
pronounced II necessary to sew the wound
up, when the rustic beauty immediately
opened her eyes, aud said afor Gods sake,
sir, stitch it neatly ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Norei Sight--l esterday the Eleplan,
attached to the Meuagerie Of Mr.. Hobby,
which has been exhibited here for several
days past, not feeling disposed to trust his
person on board the ferry boat plying be.
tween Norfolk and Portsmouth, resolutely
refused to bulge from the wharf, and badc
defiance 10 the threats and repelled the
cOaz,ngs o9 his master. !, was Of last de
iermned 10 conduct HIN to the waters edge
near Town Point, and let hIm work has Own
passage IN the water, which he did IN a very
handsome and busIness like style. A boat
accompanied him, not to pick him Up, as
vas the design Of the one that attended BY.
ron IN b.s swim from Sesios TO Abydos, or
the late aquatics al Brooklyn, but merely 70
guide h,s motions IN the water. II is WEI!
for his eburnenn majesty that the Explor
ers have dropped down, or else they might
have taken him up COR n strange craft
I " bile swimming, his long snout protrudIng
out Of the water, his motions resemblec
those Of porpose. Refreshed by his bath
and 10 good spirits, he landed safely Oh III,
Portsmouth side. --NoTolk Beacon.
Characfcriaic.-Brindley, the famou
Engineer, beng asked for what purpose b
thought Rivers we're made, replied" r,
feed navia4bIe Canals Dandy bein.
sed, for what purpose his head was form
e., replied" 10 place his Hat on"
Shakespeare has veil described the grada
lIeas of dfuc.enne.+, and the changes who
i PRODUCES 10 the mental energies q an ind
yl1oai, By say Ing :-'' Now, SeTslbieman
by and W a fool aud presently, u Jedst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
AUX BiSIOUETIERS.

BUREAU DU CONTROLE DE La % MUNIcIrALITE.
Nouvelle Orleans, lie l8 Janvief, 1888.
nES ofres seront recus Bureau jus qa' d Sa-
~ medi e 10 de Fevrier, proclaim, pour la fourni.
ture ct ivrason dc toutes les bqncs que pourrait
querer la municipalite jus q au % Juliet proclaim
Les dltes brques devron etre livrees dams les quan
ties ct endros que des,gnera lie voyer de TENS
autreJ. SETH w NYE
jan 10 Conlroieur.
N B-Endossez-aO fires de Briquos,"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
ORLEANS HOTEL

UKLEANS F'TTEL.
VENll subscriber, proprietor of the Orleans Hotel in
Charities street, has recently made such arrange
ments in his establishment and deduction in his char
ges that he is warranted il saying that the private IA
BILE reserved for ladies andfames and the public one
for gentlemen, conducted in manner equal, if not
superior to similar establishments in New Orleans
bly, be afforded to families residing in visiting Hotel
in New Orleans are found in his establishment; ana
gentlemen boarders and olsers similarly accom-
modated.
His utmost energies and resources are devoted to
the care, superiority and extellency of his Hotel
The celebrity which the Orleans Hotel has acquired
while under his management, may serve as guaran-
tee for his future successful tex artions.
jan 27-3m ROBT RUDDOCK.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

j. =. EANG & Co

=, r.. LANG & Co
LEAVE. removed their Cabinet NJ Mandatory from 81
Il Custom House street, to IS Royal street, near
the Union Bank, and respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they still continue TO execute all
orders for bank and counting house work of every de-
scription, which they pledge themselves to perform
with punciuaty anddespatch.
N. Bon hand an assortment of Mahogany plank
Josts and Veueers, which they offer for sale low for
cash. jan 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
WILLIAM GREENE

Proprietor Of the Orleans photographic Ofice,:
SO Magazine street, opposite Banks Arcade.
DESPECTFULLY announces that he is now pre-
HI pared to execute all orders with which he may
be favored for Photographic drawings maps, plans,
business and visiting cards, Fac similees of com.
mercial circulars will be printed in one hours notice.
Being DESTROYS that his style should be generally
seen; he soci,s the public 10 visit his Office where the
ookof specimens is always oren for inspection.
BThe front half on the third story Of this build
ing to let Jan %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
TO BRICK DEALERS.

CONTROLLERS OFFIcE-2d M MUNICIPALITY,
New Orleans, 18th Jauary, 1888. (
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Saturday the 10th day of February, ensuing, for
the delivery Of all the bricks that may be required bv
the municipality until the 18th of July next Said
bricks 10 be delivered in such quantities. and in such
places may be designated fro m time to time by the
Surveyor SETH w NYE,
~ Comptroller.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
Fail and Winter Clothing.

r P. FREEMAN &CO. No 8, Magazine ST. are re-
- . cevlng and now opening well selected assort-
ment of Fall and Winter CLOTHING. They will
continue to receive supplies regularly the packets
throughout the As their stock will be large
erchants from the country can be accommodated with
lery article in their line at the shortest notice. For
lie, helesale and retail, on accommodating TERMS
sent Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

$20009 TO LOAN
TO MERCHANTS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
&C. IL.
TU,HE subscriber, the originu inventor of the pat
j. ent improved Metallic an Wood Block Letter
Signs, No. st Charles street, New Orlean, respect
fully informs fhe public that he is prepared to execute
the various styles of sign, transparent and ornamena
painting, twenty-five per cert cheaper than any other
establ sh:cat in the city. Execution guaranteed.
jan 25 JAMES ] ROACH.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
Office of the Eagle Insurance Company.

VIEW OT1eahs, Jan. II, IE53.
NOTICE is hereby gyent the stockholders Of this
Institution that its beard of directors have hi
day ordered that an instamen Of ten dollars on each
share OF its capital stock be paid at this Office or be-
,ore the 18th day Of Feb. ensuing.
Extract from Sd section Of the charter of said com
PAW.
"And should any stockholders fail to pay any install
ment when due the share upon which ii is due, and
the amount already paid upon it, shall be forfeited to
the company, and become its property.
JOHN WHIT EHEAD,
In a .l....
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

DaINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUS HE'S, &cs--Just
d landing from ship Constitution, and for sae-viz:
LIQUID feet Of glass, hest quality from 8XlO 23X28
libr kegs; "a doz apanedtins for sig s6l0O rage
% oz splendid 10000 ground brushes also of OOOO aud
wv DO Ceases cfome green POWDER superior article
40 do IN cans large assortment Of sash ools Of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists flat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil read, pre-
pared, IN boxes, fitted :P with all necessary brushes;
arssyt's tools, sc.
Flake and islnnity white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
ana yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sortment Of paints, dry coos, oil, turpeunc, varn.h
Ne., for sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices,
oy MUNDELLI,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
NEwDIGATE's IMPROVED pLoUGHs,

TENHESE ploughs have less friction than any nowin
IL use, as the run entirely on STEEL The lantlsids
Is laid with steel, and part ular hardened at the
heel the share is also tipped and laid with STEEL and
cleans itself The frame is formed of the hest sea-
soned oak and from the extra strong braces on the
LANDSLIDE the beam and the handle is, next to impos-
sible break them These excellent ploughs are
marked w G N, and made by w C Newdieate
tremely liked by all who have used them and
are to be had any time of Pierce Shannon and BRO
las Gavier street, and w Ferguson 149 Tchoupi,ou
Jan II
ul ACNERt.L, COD FISH, &c,
WI 500 boxes Cod Fish.
50 drums do do.
900 boxes Sealed do.
800 boxes smoked Herrugs.
100 kid No. & > Mackerel.
50 bbs, refined Whale Oil-laniius this day,
and for sale by s. & J. P. WHITNEY,
jan Is Cont st.
NEW GcODS-simmons, Hari " Co. have rec.
Y ed PSI ship Vicksburg, coral necklaces do neoI
gees, blk bead do do head and neck ornaments, silk
beaver bead and Tablet purses playing cards of nearly
descriptions, ivory and buffalo dressing combs large
tuck and twist do portable ink cases. feather fans
hn waist buckles, hair brushes superior accordeons
6ncy soap, NC &c. 70 Charities st. sig
NEW books.
THE CITY OF the SnttaA and domestic manners of
IL the Turks in 1916, by Miss Pardoe author OK
"Traits and Traditions of PortugaI,' in vols,
paadeleur; Animat Magnetism; novel in 9
volumes.
The Family Nurse: or Companion of the Frugal
House Wife, by Mrs Child, author of the Frugal house
wifi, "Mothers Book "Girls Book" etc.
Peter Parteys Common Sehoel History; illustrated
by engravings.
Just received and for sale by WIN M'KEAN.
an 2s cor Camp and Co'Hmon SITS.
Mutual MORTGAGE FUND.
NOTICE-All persons having made application to
Y thi institutions Informed that the election oil
their board Of commissioners will tske place Mon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07


New Orleans aud CarrsIIion Rail Road e!.,
Arrangements tor running the cars from this date
, FROM CAhRoLLTsN FROM New ORLEANS
nc morse car at 4o'clk A Nj Steam car at A M
steam car do do do do 8 do
40 do do do do do IL do
do do 10 do do do / pm
steam car u do do steam car at 8 do
steam car 10 NJ do do s do
40 no do do do dn do
do do 6 do do do do q do
do do s do do
The Jackson street and LAFAYETTE half past 6
o'ciock M. Canal street at u o'clock NJ and run
ming hourly at oclnck. These cars will commence
running every hall hour. aud continue Throughout the
day un7 O'clock, Il NJ.
The arrangement for the La Course street cars the
same us Tor jackson street.
HARPER & MERR1CK,
nov "a Lessees Of Carrollton Rail Road
F. F. LAF0Nr'S FRENCH & ENGLISH
ACADEMY.
No 76 Julia sstreet-FauhOprg St. Mary.
|ENHE Sixteenth Scholastic yeer of this Instiant on
whose object is tho moral and scientific edrcar ion
OF Young Ladies 81 Gentlemen will reconmenee on
y Monday Oct u.s.. Eminent Feaehers are attached to
the Establishment and the two Sexes will be entirely
separated.
Terms for dav Scholars to dollars per hfenth for
English, iuel for the winter oil. Extr, charge for
EFsgn.p. M. l1yl4 l m
English Evening School from ill ~ Per month Ar
Private Lessons in French or English. do do Sl0
Permanent Boarders have the privilege of attending
hem gratis.
:, PAYMENTS required monthly and in advance from
Bardef and Eivening Scholars 6m ort2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

AoVES landing from ship mary Auu, ItJm Nov
~ iofR, no. aud :, Atwaters patent, suitable for
ocunahg rooms, or Oiices also of cast
IRON CRATES and sto es for sale by
MARTIN II DEVEREUX
ian 16 ,roLo,,;,,,i -.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

q n "a BUUkEi IN
TUST opened and for iale VI 10 Camp stfs Il one Of
we'd n the civ and will be offered tor ssf bnt ss
weeks The collection embraces lazy . number or,
Professional Niiscelaneeus, Sshpol I'D Children's
Books Novels etc. whsch will he sold ow for cash
An invoice of Mitcheis Pocket Ms rs of the differ
ent States Texas; etc. jus, rsneive' also Christ
Keepsake splendid annual Ter the present yea M
nus in 1887; with map Of the Ste te Pecks e t
of The State of Illinois. ,o u ss"ee'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07


DRY Gue JDe. ---------
VOHN VLEs IL co. Nc, 3 Mus,ons R,;la;,r
y Royal street. have rece v 3D. aud dsr far sale -,
hberal terms, large assr nent OF dry soods viz. ~
Linen. CreaA, Piahller 4, Btetssnes. &c.
1abls cloth, DaDas {, low and fine qualities. re,,
patterns. s"'''se', new
shk goodsr n BLACK cravats, Rsomaes. etc.
!, s!in, and Tar stes, ribbons, gall ews etc.
to'serv-lA Lies cation hoes aud mana half hos.
bleached and nnbleached bic ok sI,,s brovn MAJ
etes etc. also few cases ofsteJ noss = ''HN"
Rrrs.ei pte nes cspas, cpllars te
nf"T Fn anu ss S;,'y 'ead aces very fine
RraaJ sIo,I ,eottor. and worsted
kerchieta. etr s. cas- NETS gnghams, shsgls, baud
-yT7zssr7F = etc Jan II u
L ,ALf "a handsome pat e earTiags horse.
ian ai "A Pnydfas street.
+ .ICr.-I5U casks Prime Carolina kice, TOW land
a q ing and for sale by THAfER CO.
ianot ~ foydras s.reet.
NAV HtSkEA 10 barrels Tor sale by
w JTHAIER & co.
Ian 81 7iPoydras street.
A CHEpK on Q 3 Bank Phiadelp5ja ipr SllA, ioE
n Sale BY THAfER&ao.
iau3l'0 ~ Poydras street.
8 UGAR Hops: Molassss--25 banels for sale by
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