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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
MERCiAL inE PACKETs.
III d. IA IA

RE0ULAK COMMUNICATION.
roI sss and S &c
LINE The sDtscriber respectfully intimate 70 their friends
viii them Tor the bringing gu. Of ,hsr families
sis Ss ~ M
and viii continue o 10 ran regularly every r.eh ssrwlrds
The detention Of vessel, a, Liverpool engaged this trade
e sus.crbers are DESTROYS Of removing despaie
rsen from L,spoo 70 sa.s. .s ssrs
~i give epre sstisfscses shippers end as further IN
sny vessels susrss,ee they shall invariably
sail the appointed day, fu not FULL aad take cgh,
sure The support and preference 10 shipper, by line
The employed for The convenience Of Their pssssa
Liverpool OF the first clas,runnng regularly
every day diferep, ports OF ireland and Scotland
coayenenes Of importance 70 those residing al the out
In rotation to remu,snees their drafts post the
pros.es and a the
,ow. .n.~erng The san. s gs,gsss as Sank notes
Ther rs sasssss orders sn Be- wa s ~
ss &. a Tss Ss residing i Ss e
addre. ~ letters pcsl PAID which will BE- runctusiy :.
so::,ss soo's sr,s' New s xs5a ,rorurss CO
Am NC xoI sAT rs s'5 and from Kings
~. s Jam =, 81 ,ss 2. r:ss mo . win .,
10Th oc,o,,ep' is,h November,
,s sss P P~%Tsss, isS Msres.' '
, ,ss j Hsss Isl ST JAY jay
Ieth August 18th September. .
The sbp mo CATER Jno ". Crane, MASTER VIII sail
Troyu New Yort, FROM Kingston, JAM
10Th November, 18Th Deaemser,
10Th Jssusfy 18th January,
18th March, lsh April,
ian Nav 18th June,
10Th July lssh August,
18th September. lrn Octoper.
shove shns ccppsred vessels or the hrs cls
and eomusades by experienced masters Their aceommcds
lions raeners and extensive being Furnished
: sSa ss .Sd sSs, % ne %
mssner usual with pscte, ships vises sroeped Ihe price
Of passage fixed from New ysrk si us spd from Kingston
Sse steerare passage ssS For offeisht spply
y. AYMARh co. - south u. New York and
jN CATER \ TyRRELL Kirgsten.J Jam.
IA PASSAGE From sLIGO-A FIRST rate
IN shp viii san from sligo about the 18th April
pert, and can accommodated number Of passengerin
either cabin
For freight or passage. spyly IN
WIN COULTER, if5 Front =.
Me- rersees wishing remit MONEY 70 their friends,
bsve drsns sight Mr. Hsgh Leighton, Qua sligo.
j22tm !.
g EED GA s-A very superior kird-seed from which
- they raised cos, ~ busbc-now selling by the
beg II less asp si. Apply 81 ie4 Duane st. asIm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

III UNTt5N'S CEL% BNAIED Es ED DROPS
i FOR Vs&-ssL.-Oaice Division st-Never known TO
faii-Those afflicted with The venerea disease informed
that find safe certain and eeeiual by apply
nj Division The Of this medicine such
drives every vesge OF the poison from the In few
days matter how aggravated the addition It's be-
and certain IL IS also safe the most intimate
IT, with perfect safety without ard circumstances
respect diet The wonderful eff ced by
this extraordinary oesrne in different parts OF the u States
have renderea celebrated that Is ia universal demand
froal Alaipe Florida.
Out of thousands leases Instance has been
kta~ iai raj OF 10 20 sauirc
been cured aer thing else has failed Cerfes~ss
be seen by applying st this Office.
The universal Of all competition ut ds6anceI
YOU wish remedy be and find No. Division st. the
only place In the city where IL is sold.
nature Of DR.. u LEvISoN or whom IL be obtained pr
yately al alliimes. ms. Inn
CT CAMEL SAw!l-I CONQUEHED!!p-
DIR. GOODWILLS DETERGENT, and DIR. GOOD
MANS PlLLs.-A sure and speedy cure fer certain de
cate diseases When taken together he Detergent multi
her and the Pills Of The diseased
These articles universally used that thing
which sand Ia short advertisement would add
their reputation. Their popularity be judged OF
IRON the fact that leo 900 bottles and boxes have
sod New York, Philadelphia Boston and Washington
ing the last Those that desire by
Of these medicines be entirely cured without the fear II
exposure
Sold wholesale retail by NJ Guion, I27 Bowery COR.
Of Grant of Henry ard Pike and AL Grand
Harris corner OF Broadway and Chambers ST. and
Broadway at 50 bottle and box with iull directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
II LEOPOi.D, ioi William street, In

Is GhOPOtsD. lOl william street, Importer OF Dry
IL Goods and Tailor respectfully that be has
just received very handsome assortment Of Cloths, CASH
meres Nssngs and Fancy Goods OF the and IA
onsbc for the which lie oer sale
at most remarkably low prices for CASH
H. l. particularly nvi,es the attention Of the trnde assuring
them that they win where fad goods cheaper tssn his
store Genu.men purchasing their CLOTH are here Offer
cd Inducements TO buy which single glance will convince
them ec t.E....
In the Tailoring Department, ". Leopold acknowledges
himself second tase rentleep who honor
him with their commands depesc shaving Clothes made
IL the most fash enable style o elegance aud extreme Nv
deratf prices. m23-lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

nK. JOHNSON cossu,tea conndeptiany n hisoSAee
- No IL Duane street, between Chatham and William
The feAowins diseases viz Gonorrh~a st'.ss Cbances
Structures Seminal weakness sumsrous diseases srs
ing from yeneres poison or improper Dr. Johnsos
engsgeso remove any receni Affections aswo day.
and the most nysterae cases prcpoooste time witos
tor from business Persons themselves
sons may desc themselves with
Ne most aggravated cases Scroulous usersted
DC spevly healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
JOHNSON cal certain preventative be aga,p
the occurrence OF the Dre eas.s hch has
ed ~hra used within iwentycur hours ser exposure Let
dicine, ADD directions ter tsuse forwarded.
Attendance from G. A. N To II at slgh. Dr. Jeassn
moved from Ia Chanbrrssrect. mo Ina
A ssORTED PICK les
"A 1909 eases, dozen each, 4 sllon jau
1eoe DO do do halt do
superior style, and for sale by
ca .R. WELLS, 1874 ws,er 81
J2ssms sert door to Holrs Iossl
INFLUENZA, COUIsH~. COLDS. PUTHID
Sore Throats Rheumatism, all Cuian disc such
Sail Rheum, EryspeIas scroulous Erupons, &c. be
cured few days by the OF Doctor Jaeksen Nedcatsd
vspour Baths 2p9 Bowery where visitors may he
modated willis BAH nj FIVE minutes notice every day, from
soclock. A NJ ulil ~ O'Clock IN the evening
hes, Of provided for fnvsds who wish TO put
themselves under Doctor Jacksons treatment and his Med
Gated vapour Baths II proper 10 mention these Baths
have resemblance To the Tbonsonan system, nor treat
menL ma Sms
ITO sE-Tor term OF years the Hope Mills siiuz
w the village of westchestef Westcbeser
Possession given on The isor Apn Pr. APpIy 70 TO
FINE rchoMPssY ~ M ssfSNd.1,,s
sa0oOO0, in and invested authorized nsnre
IRE risks Proposals for insurance against s
buildings ss merchs1dne, aa for the renewal policies
The city Of New York left at the counting NJ A. BfGE
JOSEPH BALCB. President
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

- NEW NORK AND LONDON PACK
ETa-fo ssn a the lsI l0h aAd 18th Of every mos.h
This line Of packets will hereafter be composed OF the
0uowRE ships which will each other IN the ORDER IN
wh.cs they are namedsaling Puactusly, frem New non
and roouth 10Th 30th and from Losooa on
the TIL It'll and OF every mouth The yea
IRoM aEw YoRk. LNoDoN rohIss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

CIR AsTLEY COOPER's LOTION FOR
- P1MPLED FACES-The great "Sir Ashley" assured the
knew instance Of its failing produce The sale
IL In Europe has been immense
Sou by Guion. ~ Bewery, Of Grand Hen.
~ Of Pike AL Grand C. Hart OF Broad.
way and Courtandts and VIM b. Hoffman, 657 Broadway.
Price 50 cents. ASSN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

SWAIN's WORM SUGAR PLUMs-An effea
~ cous and convenient medic children causing
be discharged In great numbers end when there Is
OF they do much good in carrying on the
secretion Of sm the stomach bowels which
rate them, ard injurious chdrcR alive. For
sale by The prspr~torsageni,
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
m27tf No % Nassau ST corner on Tultou.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
"T GAME!.d sAW!lmI CON3UEk ED!!g-

LAW NOTICE.
X. GRAHAM BENNERS. formerly Of Newberp, N. C..
ATTORNEY AsB COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
kEsERENcEs.-Hes. william Gss,on, Newbern, N. C..
Hon. william r. Haywood, Raj N. c.
Hon. L. d. Henry, Fayetvile, N. C.
Mr.. Il. II. Tayler, Mobile, Al
r. 8. Bloupt, ESQ.,, Mobile, Al
Mr. john NJ. Strong. Linden, Al
NJ William Locke. Linden. Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

j DIscQyEREB,-Dr. POETT's Eredicaior nevr' fails
TO eradcaeA certain delicate plant IL taken at the
single dose sucientapd " Of longer duration, sin
gle bottle generally suiees Every afflicted he
his physician for the directions faithful and
presvs enable the sdvdusl his disease
welt as sure method 81 venting H. Indeed thousands have
said that the prevaencs o this annoying complaint has
dcruy decreased sce the Eraestor has made public
II sits the stomach without a'nsg the breath
For sale by A. b. ID. SANDS. fussn and Wi am
Boweiy and Wal and Bond
Bo~ery; ~ Non-s sfI Broadway, r. Burnet. IS
9Th avsnus. In Philadelphia, by y. r. Grifhth.
Price al. m9olns
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

6FJack Frost Esq.,, tina, mos. Welcome visi.
tor, has been seen in neighborhood although
not officially announced among our city arrivals
We have ii on positive, dependable authority that
Frost was seen on the Metaire Ridge on Tuesday
morning last. We would no. positively de-
clare this setting in Of "fall weather" were we
not perfectly persuaded Of it's truth, from the
correct source our information come from, backed
by the experience Of all long residents who are
fully aware that Frost is always found in the sub
urbs, before no visits the city, and that too from
palpable and evident reasons. We are therefore
perfectly satisfied that all fears Of epidemic
q, an end, and that our absent citizens may return
in perfect safety. Tha, many feel and know this
fact, is evident frem the number Of fresh faces
congregating in our streets, and the, downcast,
disappointed looks Of SO many ofour MDs. Their
gigs have long been sacrificed to pay their horse
feed, and now their uncalled for Stoke Of drugs
and fluids have melancholy a look as empty
botAes have with more convivial cts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

upon our coast. The recent change will doubtless
bring many Of these involuntary truants into port,
and with them will come many wished for old
friend, and many a welcome stranger. A few
days will doubtless produce an extraordinary diff
ference in the business aspect of our wharves and
streets. Judging from the multitude Of invoices,
bills Of lading, and other commercial intelligence
already received, these absent ships will bring to
our port SO large a quantity Of goods, that trade
will have q most unusual, and sudden impetus
The season will begin briskly, and no doubt will
continue active throughout. We may well COM
graduate ourselves therefore on the opening Of
fresh and mos. prosperous season, and with the
reaction ever consequent on such depression al
re have lately experienced, we may fairly calcu-
late that tho success Of the coming year will
| remove entirely tho losses Of the past.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

.ar,nv and Napy.-The LIST reg ment GO com.
pa nies) u. S. Infantry arrived at Platsburg on the
5th inst.
Col. Worth has been appointed to the command
of the new regiment Qhe 8th) and has chosen
Sackett's Harbor for his head quarters.
Col. Cutler has been ordered to take command
of Fort Gibson.
GENERAL ORDER-An official note fromthe AID
jutant Generate office, Washington, under date
Of September 9th, directs tho several held and
company officers temporarily detached from their
regiments, for service on the Northern frontiers
or elsewhere, and all officers absent on leave, to
proceed without delay to Join their proper regi-
ments and companies in Florida, the Cherok ee
country, and the southwestern frontier. The gra
duates Of July 1888, appointed second lieutenants
and subsequently ordered to service in the field
are TO Join their respective regiments without
delay.
K Naval MovEMENrs.-The frigate Constellation
dpd sloop of War Concord will shortly return to
the North from the West India station. The fri
gate Macedonian will be the next flag ship OF the
West India squadron. Commander Breese has
been relieved from the Onts rio, and Commander
Williamson, from his orders to The Vandaha
Commander p. Levy is under orders for the
Ontario, and Commander F. Forrest for the Van
dalia.
No officers have yet been ordered to the Ohio
IA, and Surgeon only, who resides at distance
To the Constitution.
DR.. Edwards, Fleet Surgeon, of the West India
squadron, has permission 10 return home, but nc
successor is yet appointed.
The Levant and Warren, it is understood, vii
return to the West Indies, and the 81. Louis be
sent to tine Mediterranean. The orders TO the
several officers mentioned in the Chronicle OF The
3Oih ult to take passage IN the LeVant, have
been coun fernandez, some of them are to pfoce Cd
inlmeda iely, and others are TO hold them selves
in readiness for future orders.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

While our own city is absolutely rovelling in the
enoymen, Of robus, health ldings Of sickness reach
Nc from all quarters. In Charleston the Strangers
feveris committing awful ruvages among the la.
boring people lately arrived there. In LOUISVILLE
carries its victims 10 the grave in one or two days
The city is extremely unhealthy. In Knoxville,
Tenn, fatal epidemic is now raging, and has
carried ofTlarpe numbers of the nha biants, inclu
ding the post master, Capt. Crozier. In Florida
also, ,hore is much sickness. and accounts from
the troops are greatly disheartening.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAltANCES.

CLEAtANCES.
Shin (-oncorda Marstop Boston, IA Merritt
Schr Col DE Rose Berry River st Josephs, Goldsmith
Schr Elizabeth Forsyth, Pensacola Master
Bark NJ Miller, Tampa. ii jenkins
Pac ket ship Vioksbure, Whtemore, New York.
Brig Alvira, Springer, Havana, Larade
Bark tialaeo Lombard New York, II Abbott co
ARRIVALS.
Steamer John Jay. Cochran, Paducah.
Steam Post Boy Paudng from tho Passcs brought
nm shin Eliza Ann and sChr Mount Moa Left 5th leporls
nothing IN sight at either Pass.
SHIN Eliza Ann Burwel from Boston, to Master.
schr Mount Moriah, Hawthorn, 30 hours from ST Mar
in ballast to Whitney Sailed in company with brig
Somerset and schr Henry, both in the river.
steamer Semachore Clark, Baton Rouge.
Steamer Mariner, holland, Baton Rouge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
AN ORDINANCE

Conserving the Poydras at. market,and providing
fer farming the revenue thereof.
The council Of Municipality No. Two ordain as
fellows:
Art. 1. On the first of December, in each year,
the comptroller shall adjudicate or cause TO be ad-
Indicated, at his office, the collection of the reve-
nue Of the Poydras street market, for one year.
He shall give ten days notice in the official ga
sstte Of tho municipality of tho day and hour at
which said adjudication shall take place.
Art 2. The contract to be entered into with the
comptroller, by the farmer or lessee for the col
loetien of the revenue of said market shall be for
one year, from the first of January OF each year
and ct the end of said year, said contract shall be
renewed in the manner prescribed in the proceeding
article.
Art ; The farmer or lessee shall within FIVE
dave aor said adjudication, furnish his promiasory
notes. endorsed TO the satisfaction Of the council,
psyabo from the first day OF January al l, 2, 3, a.
5, 6. z, +, g. 10, IL and 10 months. Should he re-
fsse or neglect to furnish his notes as aforesaid,
the comptroller is authorised to cause new ad.
Indication to DO made, for the account ana fish oil
eaid farmer or lessee.
Art For the more ample security for tho pay.
ent of tho notes furnished for said lease the far
ansf or lessee shall affect and mortgage, 10 iavoT
Of this municipality, all the rights on when the
collection of said revenue is hereby farmed, 30
that in default of payment of any OF the aforesaid
notes on their boconing due, tina municipality may
have the power OF ssizIng professionally the afore-
aid rights 90 affected and morgaged as pledge;
which II shall be the duty of the Treasurer to do,
within three days after the protest OF any OF The
afesesaid bills or promissory HottE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

Why docs not the Commssary of the 3rd ward
500 to the removal OF tho many annoyances now
existing in his district? Numbers Of the streets
nlhs whereabouts lobstructed by piles of lrub-
Dish, steamboat shmneys, and other nuissnees
which have remained untouched for weeks and
weeks, and are yet unnotced, and likely to con.
tinue. These distractions should have been long
since taken away, and we hope we shall not be
again obliged to advert to their unlawful presence
by breaking our shns over them at night, or list
,ening to complaints Of the nsghbourhood all day
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

OIL, will be perceived that Mr.. Caldwell las
proposed an Ordinance for paving the majority OF
tho yet unpaved streets in the second Municipa-
li,y with cubic granite, or hexagonal blocks OF
wood. We would willingly 60 into the argumsnts
in favor of this proposition, but hope the public
spirited proposer will find some way OF letting our
citizens know the reasons that prompt to achieve
this great public good.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
I1EEERS0N AIAnL,NY

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9TH
u ers conducted by b. Granet, l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between Cont and Bienville. This
situation was the most eligible that could be found;
being entirely free from the rose of the streets and the
rafting of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
ments. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches of education in French and
in EugIish-rhe Senior department for Latin Greek,
Mathematics, &c. Puncuality, order uni discipline
are strictly enJoined and observed.
Terms. Junior Department, per month; $l0
Senior do Is
Spanish b
lst Books states, paper, &c. charged separately;
2nd. A month once begun, TO be paid in 'uIl;
3rd. No deduction for absence for holidays:
4th. Payments to be made regularly every month
School hours from IL 10 O'Clock, except Thurs
days sep27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

II Nearly forty vessels bound to this port from
the North are yet due. Many of these have been
detained by Gains, and many more BY adverse
winds, and stormy weather, lately so prevalent
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

The South Carolina 5 per cent. State Bonds, is
sued for the rebuilding Of Charleston, have been
readily sold in England at IS, Gen'l. Hamilton
having disposed of a million at that rate immsd
atelv on offering them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

TUyHlS magnificent structure has undergone, during
the recess, entire new order OF e mheliishlneht
the whole Of the interior has been repaired: the Cha
deer has been taken pieces, and its IL cwt OF cut
glass beads and drops cleaned and poishedi nothing
has been neglected. either in the building itself or IN
engagements, which have been made with the hrst ORA
matte talent in the country to promote the ligh chat
ecter which the ST. Charles has obtained both at hone
and abroad fof its being one of the first dramatic Is
Establishments in the Would.
The Orchestra, heretofore acknowledged superior,
has heen cons deraby increased in number and talent,
End former deficiencies in particular members OF the
Prague Band. ,- r.
Daring the season the most successful dramas Of
the day will produced, and in style which 1t Is pre-
sumed will give general satisfaction.
The following Ladies' and Gentlemen are IN treaty
with, and engaged.
JOHN II. BARTON. Stage Manager,
EDWIN FORREST,
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
J.R SCOTT,
HI. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S. T. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
| Mes,rs, Harrison Messrs Plutnef,
| Pearson, Page,
| Farren, Porter,
Williams, Davis,
| Cowel, Paret,
| Debar, Dennlson,
And others in treaty.
, CELESTE: ,,,n,,s,t
| GAh1IN AN1E, Soocl bANI SbAA AoA'
Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Mssdalnes Farren, Mesdll Sidney Cowel,
| COwel, Jones,
| Debar, Chester,
Pumer, SCJtt,
| HARRISON G. Smith,
r. Brown, Raveno,
Madden,
| Smith.
s. M LEE, Principal Artist
N. Lewis, Costumer,
Weil, Tailor
8. Wallis, Properties Maker.
ORCHESTRA.
| h1sssrs. Crose, Messrs Hoeller,
Gallenari, Myers,
jacob, Storm,
Zhterbart, LUCIANO
| Desforges, Charltar,
| Carl, b. Hopt.
| Fay, Eberhardt,
Kruger, ROva,
Holland, Smeger,
Foster, Cioff.
i Conduit, Fstrella.
Parmi, Grips,
G Hopt Even
i Patterson, And others in treaty.
| H. w. JONAS, Leader
r. W. Elliot, Head of Police.
sep27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
Oi'l(,t,.

NUTTCE.
rNNHE public is hereby notified that on the first day
Il of october next, the City Hotel, knrwn as Bish
OPP on Common streetwill be cosed-preparatory 10
public sale of the furniture and moveabrs belonging tc
The undersigned, who tender tholi respectful acknow
edgments Tor liberal patronage which hey have re
ceved proprietors.
ID C WATERMAN g. co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
THE MILITIA REVIEW.

UTThe Express Mail arrived yesterday, but
brbuoht no intelligence from beyond Charleston.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

"ENRY'S Calcined Magnesla Just per
IL ship Yazoo, from New York, few grocs of
He ,ry's genuine calcinet Magnesia for sale by the
duz. groce by
DAVID FELT & CO,
sep27 N Stationers Hall, "a Chartre ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

LOUISIANA INSTI VJJI

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
'NNHS Institution TOR the education OF young gentle
men. will go INFO operation on the first day OF Dc
ober in the basement story OF the Methodist Church,
corner of Carondeet and Poydus under the direction
of the undersigned VIII has occnpiedthe char of nat
enatics in several Colleges of the north and who is
graduate of one Of the most celebrated universities OF
Europe.
Tn. course Of studies to be pursued in this Semin
nv will be- comprohended in tn following division, viz:
|. The English department, embracing all the
branches OF thorough and accomplished English ed
ucation.
2. The classical department, comprehendns the
Latin and Greek languages.
3. The department of modern languages, in which
will bo taught the French, Spanish and Gernun Ian
guages.
4. The mathematical and phioso 'hical department
eomprehending gebra, Geometry, the two ,rrigonom
ctres with their practical application to Surveying
Mitigation, Astronomy &C. Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, illustrated by appropriate experiments :,
" Evening Glasses in the Mod IN Languages will
be formed and attended to from the LIST October.
CT HADERMANN, A NJ.
Dv.,t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Messrs. Beaucherry, Dutilloy, Salvador Fernandez,
Chas. Vouarmet, and Visnier, consignees per ship
Zotof from Havre, requested to call at the sub
scriber's office, and receive their goods.
LEVI II GALE,
sep27 SO Coumon ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-27

ENLOUR-24O bbls superfne; 100 bbs fine -four new
u wheat in store and tor sale by
LAYET L. AMELUNG,
sep27 IL Commerce st
BACON STDES-5O Hhds Bacon Sides, in store
ID and for sale by
LAYET & AMELUNG,
sep27 IL Commerce Sd
WESrERN BUTTER-25 kegs superior quail
w ty Western butter, received and for sale BY
STETSON & AVERY,
sep27 3S Grarier st