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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29


CODE or 7ICE OF LOUKSLlM.9-
"A HE Subscriber has been some time in preparing
and has now very nearly completed, new edi.
ton of the Code OF Practice upon plan W hieh cannot
fail TO become nsefui TO the profession in which he il
assistedb, few Of his friends, the experience in the
Ia" OF some Of whom dates from the establishment, OF
our judicial system, and under whose especial direction
the matter has been prepared Since the appeara, e.
OF the specimen number oi the Civil Code, published
by hieSsrs q Johns CO.. it thought advisable 10
publish the Code of Practice in the same FORM that
those VIII" desire ii, may be enabled lind the two
Codes together.
The arrangement, however, will he different. After
collecting all the decisions of the Supreme Court uDon
the rule OF practice which apply to the articles con.
tanned IN the Code, they have heen digested and Ola.
ced under each appropriate article, in the shape of 4
note together with references the same; so that lbs
reader by turning to any article Of the Code of Pae>
| tee, will AT once know tie decision anon H. 7he
work viii also contain all the amendments ne ooas
OF Practice, wei the laws creating asI ,agnianng
| the City Courts of New OIi-uns with eoHipsS ''-
| dex 10 the Whole. 800.
The above wetk i'll make its ri e GOOD snbs,an-
as tie first of March and bond At s,x noIIARS
| tal sheep conn on low binaihss
per copy. NJ GREINER.
Attorney NJ Law
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
LOUISIANA
PuRNTT WAR e r oOMS

No. SO, Bienv'lle street.
NILLIAM R. CARNES, (f'rmery of the firm Of
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
from New York and Boston good assortment of Fur
spture such as mahogany chairs, sofas, ted teads
Me and painted chairs, maple and cherry bedseads,
mahogany and cherry tables of all descriptions, bu-
,Teaus. toilets secrearys writing DESKS wardrohes of
mahogany and cherry, wash stands, looking glasses,
feathers, bedding &c. &c.
NIB. Furniture packed for transportation with great
..,.o ie3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

Scancc du ; scptembre 1928.
Resolu que Performances relative uux clme!ier
aalopces lie 30 unut d.roier soft anendee lie manere
substituer dams Fart Ter ale leroctobre proclaim
10 septembre proclaim,
Resou que lie meme amendment soft fat IA I'art'y
dc la susdite ordonnance,
Sgne PAUL BERIUS, Recorder
Approve lie sep,cmbre 1888
Signe, G GENOlS marie.
Pour copie conforme, TIIEARD, Jr, secrclare
au8l0
MAINE & PORTER BOrrlES-5o gross wine
w and 100 gross porter bottles, for sale by
MES ~ i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TRAVELLERS going to Mobile by the Mail Line
IL on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, will regis.
ter their this Office seats can be secured
in the stage at Pascagoula on the above named days
unless :he,r names be placed on the way bill.
Those VINO nave heavy baggage can have it taken
drectto Mobile by any boats during the week, excep
on lheetbove named days. GEO WHITMAN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

JUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
- Rooms, So Bienville street. 200 Maple and Cherry
Bedsteads first rate article. Also a good assort-
ment of Staple, Walnut, and Painted Chars, which
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
w X CARNES.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

} CSAN-75 barrels Rosin, landing and for sale ~
IA s 81 p WHITNEY,
Cont stree&
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

EeAC SiDES-i5 hhds bacon sides, d ng from
I'D so boat General Wayne, for sa by
LAYEP IL ,MF UN :,
jy2 " Cotnne street.
ENIuUR, WIIISKEY, PORK Il BEEF-148 bbls
u superine and l52 do fine ionr; 10 bnls common
an, IS hbls reced ~hiskey; bkis and Is bbls
prime pork 2bbls prime bec; the cargo of fla, boat
for sal. INV q clnse by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

UAVANX SEGARS-5eO,6 900 & different brands;
IL L. in stone, for sale by
SLATER Il IRIER,
40 phydras stnaaa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
NEW WORKS

VENHE NATURALISF'SO OWN BOOk-Comprsing
descriptions and authentic aitecdo,cs of tlnadrup
eds; scientifically arranged according the system
Cu,et By the author of the "Young Mans Own Book.
THE NATURAL. HISTORY OF INsECTS-In
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

I'll AVANA SEGARS-?O8 bags Of green coffee land
IL IL ing from schr Liberty, and 300 bags in stog
for sale by SLATER j. TR1ER,
augl4 40 Poydras street:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

EAMILY HAMs-74 bbls carvassed Family Hams
" of superior quality, landing from steamboat
Monarch, fer sale BY LAiET 4 AMELUNG.
ls25 II Commerce street.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-20
NOTICES..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for this
"wednesday evening :-C1n there Be
satisfactory eUidence adduced that the
Planets are inhabited By rafi7naL 6eiags1
r. B. CHASE, Sec.
Inst. June 90, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-20
VERNON T TELEGRAPH.
From the Glohe .

MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, June
5, Statement of the whole amount
OF coinage done at the Mint during the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-20
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

u STRAYED fromthe pas.
EsEk ~ ture of the subscriber.
q IN Brandon, on The 2sth dav
of May. bay horse COLT.
three years old this Spring, of good size,
with black name and tail, star 10 the fore.
head; and had poke on when he left
The pasture. Whoever vii return said
colt. or give Information concerning him
shall be reasonably rewarded.
Brandon. June 90. 1888. sg:tI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-20

: TExAs.--As an evidence oil the char
acter Of the population Of Texas, we will
state a fact which we gather from an au-
thentic source, viz: That Robinson, the
murderer of Helen Jewett, is now Clerk
in one Of the Counties Of that illustrious
Republic. HRdson RireT Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

between the South and the West-we cordially approve
and will zeaously support all those measures winch my,
in our opinion be calculated to open such communicate,
and establish such connections believing that they WI"
furnish the suresi of securing the prosperity OF
the Southern Staes and strengthening the bonds oil our
Federal Union.
Thirty delegates were elected to represent The city Of
Charleston in The Convention TO be held in Augusta,
in5Apr next.
The Neutrality uct as il is Familiarity called, which was
published in our paper on Saturday evening, was aP.
provedb by the President the same day. and insruc'
lions immediately forwarded from the several depart
nens 10 the civil and military officers the Canada
frontier to enforce the execution of II by oil the means
in their power. It is expected that fellow citizens
in that part Of the country will at oncei submit 10 Inc
law and return peaceuby 10 their homes-Gl06e
We give from the Albany Argus election returns for
town officers in the Stale OF New York, showing that
the flood de which, for The moment: raised The crest of
Federalism so high has already subsidized, and left il
sheer wreck upon the shore The Evening Post, refer.
ing 10 the late results, says; =,
"DEaocRATIc RE.AcTIoNs.-We continue to receive
further evidence of the progress of Democracy in the
town elections of this State They truly gratifying,
and present the irmness of The people in light that
mast gladden. the heart Of every true patriot. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
LATEST FROM FLORIDA

The MilledgeviIle Standard, of Tuesday, says-"We
are much grahed to learn, that late towns,nan,
Lieut. John W. H. Dawson, who entered the service al
this place in November last adu,an TO COL Chaglsns
regiment of Georgia Volunteers, has been promoted 10
The rank of Captain of Ordnance"
From The same)
ave received few days since The following commu.
nicalion from one Of The officers attached 10 Gen Mel
sons brigade of Georgia Volunteers, from which il sP-
peats that the Seminoes have last found body of
men who are hard for them.
'How gratifying it must be- not only 10 the particular
relations and friends of gallant countrymen but 10
every true Georgian, 10 witness the galanry and good
conduct of their citizens in contest with sa-
wage foe. Go ahead, boys! Honors await you.
GEORGIA. BRIeADE,
In the acoOds-Head Quarters, Feb 8.
Deur Sir-Since wrote you last, several things of
importance have transpned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

STEAMBOAT BvRSr,-Ihe steamboat TangiPaho, ~
Sharpe master, on her way from the lake end OF The
Railroad 10 the Balize, the evening OF the 2nd
about p NJ discovered be fire. about forty miles
eom the Balizs aud four miles from Britton Island Al
ter time spent in trying exlnguish the hire, Capt
Sharpe, The Pilot, Mr. Wilson, and MIR. Smith passen
ger, LETT The boat matches with The intention OF reach
ing the nearest land Mr.. Grnne the mate states that
about dark, The chimneys he then with the aid OF The
succeeded in exiting uong The fire, ALTER great ex
ertions for upwards of hour He then got the boat
before the wind and with the aid Of blankets, kept her
in the direction she had Gomez with the intention OF get
ting South Pass other place Of security She
drifted about all day Saturday, and they let go The
anchor Sunday morning about A. NJ, and went
ashore 10 get water, but mol being able 10 procure
any, they weighed anchor and the boat shore in
the marsh Sunday afternoon and left her the follow
ing morning, from whence they travelled 10 Johnsons
store the Mississippi river, where they procured
boat, crossed 10 the opposite side and taken on
board the towboat Farmer, Capt Morrison, who kindly
administered their necessities and brought them 10
town.
The persons on board were Capt. Sharpe, Mr. Wilson,
piln and MIR Smith, passenger, who supposed 10
be lost Mr. Philip Grennell, mate, and six coored men
belonging 10 J. A. Merle of this city.
Itappears that there boat boats Of any kind
attached the unfortunate vessel when she left the lake
end Of The railroad and Mr. Gennel is certainly emit
tied great praise for his exeions in the
Gre aud running the boat ashore thus saving the lives Of
himself and the remainder of the crew.
" Orleans Buletn I(archS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

Single tickets S2O-shares IN proportion
Certificate Of package Of wholes S25O-s!ares in pr
portion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale By the package or sing
ticket by the alllucky MOlT,
AT the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the ss-
of the Eagle. who has and is now selling more Capi'
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
QJs Orders for Tickets from any part of the Unit:
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prl'
tickets, thankfully received and executed by reiuc
mail, with the same prornpt attention personal a'
plicaon, and the Cornucopa sent gratis, containing III
drawipo-if addressed 10 3. NJ. IiOYT
Feb 90 9l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
POETRY.
...ueH Tlr asMAiss uS,rsc."


(From the Ohio Statesman.)
TONY CIGAR.
Yes, social friend, love thee we'll
10 learned Doctors spite;
I love thy fragran, misty spell,
love thy calm delight.
wha. il they tell with phizzcs long,
Our years are sooner past,
would reply with fsusou strong,
They're sweeter while they last.
And OF, mild tub, to me thou art
monitor. though still
Thou speak'st lessons 10 my huurt
Above the preachers skill.
When in the eeeninS-lovely hour
Attended but By thee,
Ger Hi.tory's varied pige pnre,
Mans fate in thee see.
Awhile like thee, the hero burns,
And smokes and fumes nround'
Ard then like thee 10 nshes turns
And mingles with the ground.
Thou',, ike the man Of worth WAC gi'cs'
70 goodness, every day.
Tho fragrance Of whose virtues h'os,
When no has passed away.
on whom the snowy column grows
Aud breaks and falls away,
I ;r,ce how mighty realms thus roso'
Then tumblsd 10 decay.
From bopcar's prizs 10 mousrch's robe
Quo common doom is passed,
Sweet natures works-,he mighty siobe,
Must all burn out at last.
And what 10 no that smokes thee now'
A littio moving heap
That soon like Thee TO fate must bow,
Like thee in dest, must aleep.
And when see thy smoke roll high,
Thy ashes downward 60;
,Tis thus ne,hinks my soul shall ay,
Thus leave my body low.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
Fz1gnesgcrs' O0ice, K2icMu,o,,et, ga.
$4,000 =! =!

rs Dracu numbers in each paekage IF % tiekets!)
70 Number Lollery-l5 drawn Ballots
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 4,
For l53S-To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saur-
day 24th March, 1888
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
EaDET'S
LOTTERY and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND. YiRGiSIA.


HOYT has again beaten The Jieid!-Thrts Grand "a;
tais said by him.
Nos. l2 "a 36, little one of 81 900.
- - 81 81 g. IS, Two Grand Capitals
Drawing of the Richmond Academy Lottery, No !
S40ON0 Capital
II 81 So &c Ill Is ~ i6 10 4S IS
60 600 DOLLARS Drawing To take place 9th M.nl
Tickets 20 Dollars.
Send 10 IlOYT for them.
The most splendid Of all Lotteries which has bt
drawn for months is 10 be drawn The 9th ot March
Hoyt has the field, and is selling all the capitals. III
always pet Of The blind goddess, therefore pleas
direct your orders 10 D. NJ. Il.
10000, 25, 900, $1,000.
Is drawn numbers in each package Of % Tickets.
Alexandria LOTTERY.
For Internal Improvement in the District Of Cormt!
Class ! for 1888.
To be drawn in the City of Alexandria, D. C., sa'r:
day. the oath of March, lc3S.
Ru,,trIST ScurrF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17
BEGGEss'S
E:Gchgssge and Kottery Office


GT Unprecedented Lueh At Fortunes Home. m
Ticket, Nos. II 20 81, tie highest Grant CAMS
S25 900, sent to a gentleman in Mississippi
Ticket Nos. IL 81 SO, the second highest CaD,,,
s. UOu sold to gentleman In Richmond.
Also IL 2G 33, snug prize of $500, were ali .,,
in the Maryland State Lottery, and paid usual !,
sight by BIGGER
Another CAPITAL of 81 0 00U sold nj Fortunes l,1,.
Drawn numbers Of the Virginia Wheeling Lottery =
ira, No. y
50 y as e. 43 33 IS II 10 GO 20 q
Ticket Nos As 50 70, the highest Capital Of slvroe
sold 10 gentleman from the country, and paid as usr,
at sight, at Fortunes Lounge, Biggers Office.
To the Alexandra Lottery, Class No. for the o.,
March, BIGGER respectfully directs the attention Of y
friends and patrons. The tickets in this splendid IT,
lery las will be below are only $20 which will :.
cure chance for Of the grand prizes of Ste GSS
$4,000, $4,000 or COD The tickets are in erssi \
nand he, therefore, requests them to forward lhs, O.
ders without delay.
~ Let it be remembered that Bigger has sold 4,
highest Capitals which have been sold IN the City s
in the last ten MONTHS no Capitals over $500 b,r.
been sold by any Vender in the City during that ,inS
except by BIGGER
.7n0tker of Bigger's faroritc Schemes
Alexandria Hcttery, Glass No. /
For 1898, 10 be drawn in AlrxandrIa Saturday, "a
March, 1885 No. Lottery, 10 drawn out!
GRASD CAPITALS.
prize each Of s6O,000, $!5 900, $!5GOO, sloN,
S9OOO S5On0, 81 500. S7UUO $4,000, S. 1000 s4WG
S300O $250U, S2220 and 81 ,UOO-5 prizes each !
81 600 aud 81 5D0-50 prizes each of $eOD 500 Sl6
$500, and $500, &c, &c. Lowest2 No. Prize Si0, Is
drawn ballot $24; Cd, 3d. 9TH 9Th 20; 9th 7lh "a
9th or 10Th IL; Ilth, lath, 18th: 18th or 18th T.
Tickets $50, shares in proportion.
Bigger respectfully requests his friends and Psrta
TO send forward their orders as it may ;t
convenience, ind his arrangements are such that aaa
whose orders reach him or betUre the day Of dras
can he disappointed.
- Bigger has sold and paid at sight the last week
less than six capital prizes, and the old established r.
tunes Lounge! ID in full tonen, Of triumphant succy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

And eight Capitals Of SOUOO each, are a lew d III
leading Capitals sold and paid as usual with BlGGER
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay avs.
ali those who purchase their Tickets al BlGGERS
II Orders meet the most promp, attention, and in !,
cases the original (Manager s. Tickets and Shares vii
be forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes be had
usual at TT, the moment the drawings receive:
NJ Please address THO. Is BIGGER,
March 3 f95-tf1 Richmond Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

~ Orders for TeketsaNd Skares0r CERTIFICATES Of Pack.
ares in the above Magnificent Scheme, (Which will posi-
lively be drawn the day named) will receive the
most promnt attention. and an official account OF the
druv,ng sent Immediately after it is Address,
d. S. GREGORY d CO.. Managers,
Feb q I03-2aw4w] Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

so Of SG0O-5O Of S5OO-5O Of SlO0-GO Of S3OO-GO Of
$780, 60 of $500,
Besides many of SI00-$9U-S S0-S7O-SG0-
$4O-S24-$2O-S lG-$l2.
Whole Tickets S20-Harcs l0-Qunr,ers 5-Eighths
50 80.
Certificates Of packages Of - Whole Tickets $500
do do. % Half do $50
do do. 25 Quarter do Is
do do % Eighth do 32 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-17

CHARLEsTos, July r. 1891.
afflicted four years with ulcer leg nc
compnncd with eysipoaou inflammation and pain
the leg and ankle joint Several eminent physicians their
upon it, but without benefit state bot
ties Of the Indians Panaeea made pcrfcc,
MARGARET A. WEST,
~ boxes of the Indians Panacea fresh from The ma
nufacturer, received and for sale by
LYELL, JOHNSTON G. LYELL.
Sole agents for Virginia
Al james JhcKildoe's old stand, Richmond "a.
March 95-w3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
DIED..

inst Mr. George F. vaupe in the seth year of
On the Il,b instant, William W, Phillips skinner, aged IS
years. -, -. -
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from No. log Mot
street. -,
On the ith Instant Mrs Eliza Brown, in the s5 year Of
her
On the inst Abigail daughter of Sannel Gritng, aged
l6 years and months go,
son. aged years and 8 months. 80 .
Al Ndwa NJ j. the 10th instant In the 5h year Of her
age Mrs. Bathshe Townsend, widow of James Townsend
formerly merchant Of this city.
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTS.-The City In
pector reports 156 during e week end
Ing Saturday March 10; vizs mes, 6 womes Boys ~
girls; fetal 1885,
1; conyusons Isl Group hives s; consumption ST. casu
allies p cholera inantum, coic carries ]; dropsy
do typhod q do. puerperal, 2; do rrmtes, fungus,
hip disea 4; OF the BRAIN do the lungs 70
do chest do. liver, do bowels, 4; do stomach, u 40
throat iaunaice malformation narasmus u measles
old age 2 palsy I; rheumatism spinal disease " scro
MA 4; small box, 8; Varoloid L. worms, l.
1so-0fhe and under S5 between the age
oil and IS n and 10 ILL., 10 and 20 70 and so 2
and 4o So Is 50 and 60 so and TO- Il 10 and
"a, 90 and 80, 2; - and 100, o. 49,.
Places Of napity-Usited States laf; Ireland ~ Engena
u Scotland, o. Germany, 81 Holand Il Sweden,e Denmark,
.; Nova Scotia, 0; unknown, L. -.
0f whom 8 from the Aims House, Believes from
the Hospital do, from City Hospital, dol som Peny Hos
pita Bsckwefs Island, do; from Small PoK do
HENRY O. DUNNEL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, March 10. 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
APPROPRIATIONS.

HAvRE-Packet ship Poland-5 pks Schultz Bladen-3 do
c Hessenburp-6 l. Strasaer-4 w Loescbgh-l Grumpy 4
Drapcr- | J N Heler-8 Broem-8 x q Fehr-l3 Um-
her x Dambman--l + Gerhard COG Acklay-5 Nuder.
or l. Kupzer-2 Hennequn-5 Bolton Fox Livingstone
ii Balcad-i8 Charournes Paiet-6 Cuttemard-6J Du-
lem Jacqneln Aliens Destout Brohers-29F Leclerc
s French Consul3 Maher-l Casselll-l5 Deraimes
Bozard-l8 Legoux Plunkct-6 KouBdler-l Deraines
Freres-l3 C Howe-l ID Suydanl-5 Corbit-l7 Pea
body Briggs co., Engher & Foley Depeyster-5 o
Mouroe-lJ Psch-5 Wolfe Herrick-4 neier& Co-2J
N Bowersacks-1 Il warbury-l NJ Mathews-6 IA Voisin
-2W Kcbe-2 Vietsr Duckwiz-2 Beer-2 A y g
bey-7 Brueiere 4 Co.'S Mayez-2E Dumasean-24 Jolly
Noe-2T Colard-2 Cottinet 4 Barbey-2 ii RUSSELL 4
Cot WIGHT Werner Col Bruan-l Porter, DenHy &
Ce-i0 EDWARDS x Sloddard-l8 X Therio-9J GraviloR
II Cleveland 4 Lewis-9 Die,lrich-7 M Benjamin-3
Duileld Swift Raymoad-3 Harver-s C Fay--5 Cas-
se-2 Speyer-2 Taylor Brothers, Chevrolet Freres-
81 Howe-lR A Campbell-l Bpr1ey-l Ward, sill L.
III Osgood-5 Haiyn-2 Beyland, jr-2 COLOMBO Ise-
lin-3 De Luse Co.'S Renard Col Darveuse Sum-
mos w Vyse-l5 Muli-3 Lorat-3 w Stein
brerner Col + l. Meyers Godfrey, Weber Il Co.'S T.
Conydon-23 kaper-l Engler Foicy-8 Canell-2S
Beylard Ce-l9 Adams2 Underwood Tetteril Blain
Read Tayer-3 Sheldon-2 ii Haight-S5 Lane,
Sans Cs-iJV ) wder-i Prime. Ward Kng-1 c
Kobbe-l Townsend Sharpess Son-l Southland Belluc
II Rgot-l q r. Boxer Cary Col Berard
Mondon-4 Binninger Col ~ Astor-l Cochran-S94
to order.
ST. MARKs-Schr Rubeoa-l53 bales Gotten Hamilton
Son. and Center Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per packet ship Leuis Philippe, from Havre-Madame De
Grass Madame Arsoatt Madame lie SUN, A. DebotR Jus.
Coste. J. M@rrs and 6 in the Storage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

In Brssl6 notice sales Of prime foreign wheat -four
"a So which rather decline, the spring advances and
the navigator opens the prices for eur Of necessity
fall 10 gan there has beea solhng done buy holding
ON In expe citation Of a fall In prices
Tobacco-In Kentucky leaf few made in
of holders demanding higher Of manufactured
we notice ne sales The arrivals have been 100 hhds holders
snxieus TO sell.
Whaiebone-This article becoming rather scarce In the
market sales made rather an
vance, There have been sales reported ut 10 cts but as
near as we ascertain the TRUTH IS cts time the
rates actually given heretofore.
Transactions this day.
Flour. 600 sbs (prime erega wheat0 81 30
Cotton, 400 bales, "a ioc
Whaebone. 10000 lbs. fold and dryD ls cash.
Tobacco 25o bales Kentucky, very poor,) "a
IS hhds. [" (hne,) St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

NOBLE March AR, ship Lewis Cas- Thatcher, erns
Fr ship Medus, -, 0sudalsupe, Robt Bovine. Mansfield,
Yerk; Hannibai Munford dc; Tuskina Post do; bark
Boston, Virginia, 81 Clair New York. l6 days; schr jew
Sean, Havana; Mary, Stevens Matanzas Charles, Aead
Charleston
New ORLEANS. March 2Cld, ship Kuiusoh, Taylor ha'
tenn Comaqud, Snow Glasgow; Opsousas, Collins, Bati-
more; schrs Byron, Pearsa Maamora VIM Wallace Grow.
ell NYok; Carpo, Carnage Charleston; Sco'o Greey New
York; Sailors Return Tinker Boston Arr ship Lsgoda
man, Boston, 25 days. Laurens, Merrill kennebeck 20
day brlgs Architect, Gray Baltmsrc, "A days. Mall SmA
New York, 10 days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

NEW YORK TATTERsALLsJThe regular
sales IL lorsSs Carriae ~ is kDwa
b eontsus Take place every MCadsy IL oslsck
and ne proprietor hss sss adopted the Dhow,ng rule
ha yag for sne win net charged any
thug entrance III the LIST May mott ne usual cossss
sion he. will be charged on az sl sales only
The ext sale will commescs Monday March IL 1885,
IL ocsck and all hsrses nc INTENDED for this sale must be
and entered on or before Saturday March M
be offered auction unless registered In n<
for the catalogue. - - -.
NJ B. Horses registered for sale be left New Yorh
Tattess before IL O'Clock the day of SALE they viii
not be offered. Jle3nS