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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17
24I BROADWAY.
Miner O6css,
197 HUDSON street,
I Spruce street,
ere na~.~.

(beween Houston and Prince streets)
These DR. Branarehs offices for the exclusive sale
Of his pills where tey all times ~ had genuine
his AProISTED who have each CERTIFICATE OF
agency, SEALED ant SIGNED.
b. BRiNDRETH. NJ d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
(FTom tic y Orleans Transcript, ZOE. - J

LIZ -
By the arrival Of ahe e. S sloop Of war Eandaa, oil
the s. W. Bar we are much indebted 10 the Politeress
OF gentleman pass.uger on board tor letters from our
spundens Vera Cruz, dates 10 10Th uno, and
IampICo 10 1l instant; IRON winch We gamer INC loi
| lowing information:
The French Admiral BauGn had arrived al Vera
Cruz with two sixty guns ships and was daily expect
irg the Prince de JonvilIe in The Creole with rem.
farcemen, Of bomb vessels and steamers.
An officer has been sent 10 Nexico with the iiial de
manGs Of the French Government, whIch 1t mol nme'
datey compiled with the Admiral was preparing 10 en-
force.
AT Tampco on the 7th uit the troops Of the garrison
headed by Col Montenegro, had declared IN iavor OF
federalive S. stem OF deposcd the authorities
issued remonslrance against the present
and invited the ether States 10 join. GuansuaIo had re-
spondcd 10 the CALL and 1t confidently expected that
Zacalecas and Guadaaiura would follow the example
and if successful division Of tic Norhrrn from the
Southern States might ensue, which would he highly
favorable 10 foreign commerce, as Tie continuance OF
tie present protecting tariff is 10 the interests
Of Tic North.
The event had excited much commo,ivn in Mexico
cutting OF great channel Of revenue.
Gen Cos ordered 10 take command o' the Tour
Of Tamau!pas, Nueva Leon. Coain'a aud Texas
and Caualisso his march from Nataniori'; ou'
it very doubtful if his trouPs could make any I'm,
preston on the well paid and well clothed soldiers o'
Montenegro who fortunately found the custom mouse
chest well filled. He had behaved with much modsta
ton and energy-marnl law was rrccla!mtd no dsor
excellent Stale Of defence.
A condncta lis way down with $500 OOO had been
stopped at San Luis and il uncertain 81 en It would
proceed The exports Of specie TO Enghn anc Ja'ia
ca since the lst Jan last amounts to So.oIOV0O-ihe
packe, Swif, sailed for Falmouth on the lith u!t win
upwards Of 81 100000 H. NJ. ship Satellite, Capt
Robb, vas off Tampco and would remain there Tor the
protection of foreign interests.
To make up for the deficiency in the revenue caused
by the blockade The supreme government! had establish
ed heavy taxes and mposItion which had occasIoned
much dissatisfaction.
The extraordinary powers demanded by Busla~en'e
being still refused by The Senate, he had placed Ge'eral
Arsia at the head Of 500 men, ana intimated an m
len,ion in case the refusal persisted in Of dlss"!T'
ing That body By force, ard usuping the coveted pew"
ers. 80,
Gorosza The minister Of finance, had tcndeifD .,'
resignation, but which was not accepted in The pre-
semi deranged O: the finances It would DC '"t'
.ihe 10 re place him. ..
n B. The Vundaiia has on beard $9l !9i 40
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IMPORTANT FROM UPPER CANADA.

Total OrteGt " the RtrofRta0HtSfS at Prescott.
New York, Nov. GIVE have dispatches of the
highest importance from Ogdensburgh opposite Prescott
in Upper Canada Annexed, will be found a valuable
private correspondence, giving spirited view of The
battle of Prescott and The total defeat OF tie Reyolu-
lioniSts.
So-fo tie present this cmeute is suppressed, was
that on The Chamrlain-but by every mall we expect
another outbreak perhaps the Niagara frontier per.
haps the Michigan. This guerilla will continue
through The winter. Our private accounts from lochrs.
Ter and Buffalo, speak Of various secret meetings and
organizations. Wen have stirring times during the win.
ter.
O"pENspuEGH, Nov. lG 1898
Butchry IF The PGtIiOtS ct PTtScoa- Triumph If lie
Briish-Yerr;hie Destruction ty Fire and Smord.
Dear Sir-The tragedy is over. The brave fellows,
after defying the power Of Upper Canada for five days.
have ct las, been fairly overpowered and crushed by
numbers The scene has been regular butchery -
TIM, ore hundred and fifty men, (Which is the creates,
Br.:bpr we suppose they hadl could have resisted
sucl f9;ce has been brough, against them
possible
Yon Of conTs', saw by the two papers have sent
YOU all ,ha, had luirn place up to last evening Will
now give You The rest,
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rroiaia Euptist Seminary.

,,,r session Of schGo. vii begin TIE ~ d"
' Lac on the 3lst Of Junc following. la TIE Literary
r, which il open any youth OF coct '"H"'' ian.
t,,. al arc instruction will LC given m i"e LAIN ' b,r
80. in Natural and Mental Philosophy. ALml''' "a Ton,
i;enciry Surveying Logic, Rhetoric, hNIof N ,i,
no,noD pcclaml0 on and ng.h IamH-f. I.rurr
ua,s,,cU, are arranged with parrtar eri'h 40 ,,r IN
g,,lry young mca e,her such foIise q ' n AID
,rs al lie 'rscy sill he conducted BY Eo''i' ~ 2,
Tli,s DoJoa A. e. An ltItioaa! Ica.'f ~, " : mild
ar !. il become, neces.ay. The cl'ey"e o. ' 3 cot,
Lu, rcnt and tie !Ials OF the ruI' -l' - lo..
,HN, 49, in INV institution the cog,ry -. tr. I'll
,e. ram Richmond. /, healthy aai a.aI''!I" eO"
I,yn;,rc. of county add cr'y ic.@r' ~ rent bedding,
ys md die; tho inst session So Iu,T year
tho "acSed session s32-gi;iOn Sii hl' % ..'anre
J if al III. co.e OF the session. , .,gLcr,. .aou4 70
for loss of time, i. It is sfeaI! '''"'
puGctGsi. ,,.r,sI .hst 10 ;ars " ~ L' -
promote tie hss oyed 70 massage ,n' goa.ig, Ey4
who viii give s.'''IIWs%i"s AvD, Ere,.n. -er'',!
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e. EsGN.
, MIN STEAMER LIVERPOOL.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER Ll' EkfOoL
NV Yosx, Nov 23-we are highly gTa''hed 10 u see
hs beautiful ship enter our pSt. bns hasn t o, her
safeIy The Liverpool left Liverpool as has been stat
ed on The goth October 1t was soon asceT'sSed ina,
sor,e IF her machinery net properly arranged that
her expansion valves if she had any, were not IN CON
d;I,on 70 be used and that she consuming as much
fuel when going the rate Of or miles an hour as
Len under full Roadway, using about tons OF coal
J,y more han was calculated On; qucnilr, after
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

C!lcfr Is I!si asht H.! HIS opinion OF NE
rnlt ii tie party accused "hi" 1t" writes
Il paper and fold, = zap. that 40 undue in!!Hr"ce
hc ",rd ~ any theiit.rr "l The c"ui;. We have
tie rgi.u"s made by NJ. BiuEG>nn, "md We
bel! viii ue erected this Gay. ~ Frost {" the new
caOi that the rebels i&7 j.: prospect wlch viii
doubt have the encouraging sound sicep aud
pleasant dreams The galuws can accommodate Or
ST VEN Il Tine Comfortably, bat al piIc!.-
.iiyatrc.i Courier: l!ra .F1r.
--sN.E s:-asa-1-s.
(friea!c Ccre.pcaGcEte)
FphT CAss. Fem y Nov. t. ISIS.
Atcr al the rX"TtIuEs which have been made by The
military (aud in TACT by alp 10 preserve peace aud
Cii,aCss 2murr TIE tHrfUhet$, aHC save them from tie
evl! consequences attention, upon war Hey have at
length commenced kostiilca ~ lie mountains "t North
t"T"lna y ceiacUhchi vi troops was seat Ep there
:ew weeks ag", nndrr c"wmard Of Lieut.. SwtI, tor me
purpose Of bringing in Indians from TIA, place 10 lhs,
preparatory 10 their removal 10 the Vest Lieutenant
Smith returned THIS evening, iii his detaCimrni aud
reports liat he had detachment Of Indians under his
charge. their Way to tbs post. mh0 apparently mani
lstrh disposition 10 be hcs:cbu Spccr,G!y as
HEY passing The mountains, The Indians
mrncrd an attack upon the soldiers; there beng only
tive III Company al the time, t'."u!rnaE! Smith incui
cd t"o Of whom they k!J dra,! upon The spot. and
wounded the third They then seized upon Lieutenant
Smith II no riding hulk III advance, and attempted
10 dSmoumt him; bait by the merrst accident irnag ina.
bic, he disc ngaged himself U"i their grasp aud
ms escape. This unfortunate occurrence, az! soIIy 10
state has produce great rxcit, en' and will doubt
terminate IN the destruction OF he lTJaEs. Tier
DeIs are estimated lt"'" 10 @"o hs"Ing men, who, |!
""u!" seem if"!h 'i!s circumstance, rave are'n'hsa
upon Desperation. The ih regiment Of ln'an'fy Under
c"iah" {" 1O roster are u"Gtf orders 20 march IRON
tnis posi- on TUESDAY morning. I" lie n'"unainS Of
Carolina, where HE difficulty occurred aud il appre
Eendcd, that blouGsIrd will be the result
merely give YOU this Information for The purpose Of
aHpriz'ng you Of what is going on and have tine 10
cLi any Thing moTe..Int Int.
r "a ,v,
is 10 Ia Slleu Of
on u" @''"'"'I"er' ne'' 'e-r"-" "@y' h'N "ttN
W so Va 'f SlI1'' ~; Z, a. o.
,,' ' a.: .r, -, 90, - .,' , " - , "
,I <, to, !ai al ,L ' ,i w.. r.-' y, ~
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COVERINGS WANTEU.I wIsl 80 "nP'"! tor me '",u,s
- wear, Female Teacher ny ii''f' 10 one "''' t','
r lc English a". Muse 10" " ia' u" '"'
waco viii r aiyc. Application BE- NAE To M , -. 'y
in chmcnd or s!rcs, the suJscn.af I-mmrf'e' u 'e'"'
eH."'!; Va G53-nI Us. i JONES.
a c,ru-DK RE.J!-TL.' THoNPAc' m'"tmH h. Ihoa-
n nnan enL- the public s'ncfh = iin hr l1""i""
the au! CONNEXIONS - """foi'' ~
about twenty '"as rom 3d." TO-. "
~ vherc his pcIsuG., %rd a'Iu" may re L ~ "
iryr. Al r,trrs, post pad, directed u Dr. Iahs' "'
Gaze Of d. w W. MARSHALL, will be pUDr'ua'y aiis''1 80"
ccucr raj advertisement w! arPc-T ~ l." de!' ,, q,
Mover
par f. p NAsiI-Dear Sir: The Taao Fort" wi'a Ooa-t
Nd Of vow am happy say greats a.m'd' ''i" D.! "
,r and those ~ ho have rS"rfS f'ch h't
eur without being alt ha,, and soft without ps
I the u,rao confidence iouchIns such :aaei' have
il a most exccIlem; instrument - : MILLS.
Mos; respectfully, yours, v
Richmond. Sept. ~, les .,r.. 100 what is said
on.l,r II much better plan 10 let the ?a' ,,,c, bcr,
Of nv Paro fortcs, by those "h" Lave 40 ~ ,y.,lr
,,n ma sc cuy strong assertion. N hri, n,
B,ol Store rect side Sycamore street, '4"' srgye r,,,
ri, nv intention very soon 10 'fl ~ ,,,., -, 3, u.
=, 80, ! ,,,iBirra cast 'air co. - ''"'' 80
'4"0 ~ ,r,.,r .;tp,n when VII "t sHP ~ '''
pace music Tor ic ii'ho 'I''-'' -,
soiae". ,o-,thcr with handsome u'soii"eht" '
'i"" 6. ,,rrrnis. fui;IcuGs Vi The same =" ~ r
in future uGEc'lis'"''"'' .--~5~
NnY
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Capt Goidie, y. d. G., Montreal.
The Court Martial for the purpose Of trying the rebels
and brgants commences lis sings 10 day IL CONSISTS
Of seven field officers and captains all OF The !e,
with Major General Clithsrow rs President. Captain
Miller of the Royal Regiment: has been appointed Judge
Advocate with Mr. Solicitor General Stuart his legal
adviser For the satisfaction Of our readers may men.
ton Tia: the President Of has greater autho
ri.y than any Of lis members except when his casing
vote i required, should there LC any ccc23'n s9 IT,
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nSSpCCuGhg scu!s,
4 oe'cch, p .n-Mr. Jonah Woodruff has this mo-.
mcnl arrived fom Ogdensburgh, which place he left al
noon yesterday. lie saw man-a Pole-who es.
capped, and who supposed himself to be the only one !et
alive. The Patriots rushed out Of the mill at az
ter sunset with three white flags, but they spear
ed as they went out.
TIE Mill was then filed with British troops, ard The
Po!e-who escaped-wh two others, who had secretcd
themselves in The lower part Of the m mingled with
the British troops but his two companions were killed
lie Eimse escaped by wearing the coat of Lieut. John
son. who was killed on Tuesday.
The Patriot force in the mill, numbered III men, be-
sides | wounded.
/, is supposed that Col. Won Shullz, Pole, who COM
manGed The Patriot force, killed himsef-f. T. Eyrress
Correspondence Of The albany 7rgns)
THE DEFEAT Of THE PATRIOTS AT NiHDMILL POINT,
Confirmed.
Telegraph Steamboat IN the St7rec Of The T. S,
OF Ogdensburgh, Nov. lG. )
81 have Just returned from witnessing the
ict between the invading force and The British troops
near Prescott. The former were strongly posted in q
windmill md several ndjacen, stone buildings
and in the confidence Of their position, rejected, il
is said, offered services to withdraw them.
"About two o'clock TO day. heavy floating batteries
took position and opened from the river side, while the
British troops, regular and militia, enclosed them on the
land side After severe cannonading and bcm5ardmen,
they driven, by shot and shells from their build
ings ands wien effort was made 10 escape into the
country. But here they met By heavy and rapid
fire. and when down, the last shot probably
lcld the death Of tie last man Of them.
They we're mostly young men Of Jefferson county,
and behaved with costancy and courage worthy Of
better fate But their tale is told.
"Ol The enliie population ready 10 revolt, as they
were laus TO believe, three only joined them In
instances, the people whose houses individuals visited
nslgate revolt seized upon them and consigned them
10 prison; and the militia fought like devils. Excepting
Pole by the name Of Won Shultz, their generals, colo
Ees &c 10 abandoned them before crossing, and
HOW shrink from the iGun!s Of an indignant people
(F,0m Ike " York Commercial .Noo. %
A; the moment ready for The press We have
been favored with letter from Col Worth, giving
full OF his operations ard Of the proceed
ings on tie Canada side Having received ii {. late
hour. only gice some extracts.
Col Worth says that the American citizens along The
frontier beginning 10 cxbi, strong feeling of
greet for the misconduct of which their portion Of the
country has been lie scene. and very many Of them de-
ny all know ledge participation.
Much fear is entertained Of retaliation lom the other
side, but Col. W. is confident That nothing Of the kiEd
will be GUne if the British authorities prevent il
His intercourse with them has been marked by Eeat
courtesy aud good feeling
Extensive arrests were in progress. Col. Worth ex.
pcclcL a. lie should lie ptr 10 set o or The Eth 70:
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UFNORRuOIDS
nli3


HAYS LINIMENT-No Fiction-AThis ex-
l. traord,n4ry chemical composition, the result
Of science, and the invention OF a celebrated insdl
cal nun, the iDtrodnet'n of which to the public
WINS invested with the soleniiity OF dsathbed
bequest has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness of the laInohted
DR. Gridlcy's last confession, TINT a he dared not
die without giving TO posterity the beuoht of his
knowledge this subject" and he therefore
b ,q,reathed to- ha friend ana attendant, Solonioa
Hays, the secret Of his discovery
1t is now used IN the principal hospitals, and
the private practices in our country, first and nost
certainly for the of the Piles, and so exien
sivry and etfoctuulIy MS to BATTLE crcduty, uness
where its effects are witnessed Externally ia tks
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crcating extraordinary absorptioa
at once.
All Swellings-Reducng them in few hours
Rhcumutishs--Aeute or Chrome, giving quiss
Sore Threat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whoopmg Cougil-Extcrnally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing in N
few hours.
Sores and Ulccrs--Wllether fresl. OF long
standing, aud fever
It's operations Upon ndTlts and children in redue
ing rheumatic swengs, and looscning coughs and
lghtne.s of the chest by relaxation of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. TIE
common remark of those wins have used il in tho
Piles, is " II acts like Charm"
THE Pill ES-The price, ri is refunded to any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Llninent
for the Piles and return the empty bottle without
being cured, These the positive orders of tho
| proprietor TO the Agonts; and ont OF many thou.
sands Sold not one has b. en- unsuccessful.
| W, might insert cert ltfcatGs to any length hut
prefer that those who sell the article, siiouG VI
| hlhit the original to purchasers.
| CAuTION-None can he genuine without
spl"ndid Engraved wrapper, which Is my name,
and also that OF the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
| Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK e.
Co, New York, and by ono Druggist III every
town in the Union.
For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, corner of
Common s. Tchoupltuulas street, and by the
Apothccarcs generally. ie3u
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haIDNt,SS.
A REAUTlFIFI. head of hnir is the grnndeat orna.
ment belonging l., the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF il changes the nance, and promo
fnrelv brings the appearance of old age whali e
many to recoil At being uncovered and sometimes
even TO shns society avoid the tests snd snsers OF
their acquaintance the remainder Of feir lives are con
srgu"nv spout in refinement. In short, not even the
loss of property fills the generous thinking vnhth with
that sinking gloom does the loss Of his hair.
To avert all these nnplea ant circumstances oldrige
Balm of Columbia s"ps the hair from falling of on the
first application ard afew hotties restores it again. II
likewise produces eyebrows and whskers; prevents the
nair from turning grnv makes il curl beautifully, and
frees ii from scurf Numerous certificates "i the first
respectabiIitv in support Of the virtues of Odridgea
Balm, arc shown by the proprietors.
~ Read the following
Robert Wharton Esq late Mayor of Philadelrh
has certified be seen below, TO the high cham
teInf he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that We hive used
the Balm of Columbia discovered nv J. Odrdge and
have found il highly -ervceable not only preventive
against the falling off OF hair but also certain restor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 George CHARGE.
No Sc North Fifth ST.
JOHN P INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN d THOMAS, NJ d, 1853 Rncsst
JOHN 5 Ft'REY 1h1 Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South Cd 1t.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t is known that three of the above sgners mors
than 3O years age and the Others mol less than 80.
From tue Mayor.7
CUnnlunw ealth of Pennsylvania. I
City Of Philadelphia
I, R0bers Wharton. Mnyor of said city VI Phin,te.
rhia, do hereby certify that am Elf acquainted will
Me>srs = lnglis John : Fure :, and Hugh 'CurIv
hose signed To the above certificate at the
| are gentlemen of character and respectaI,v, and al
such full credit should he given the said certificate.
In wi.ne. VIII reof have lereunto sci my hand
and caused the seal Of the city to be athxed, E
9th day Of December &c.
l.. s. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm In,
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Fall ,fNagnra, &c
SOLD .hoesnle and retail by the sole agents for Am.
RIGA. % Fletcher street, Maiden Lane doc
bel Pearl street. and by most druggists and perumer
t ough he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale AGENTS. New Orleans
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KUSHTON 4 ASPINALL'S

kUSHION q ASPlF A LIS
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
~ and certain euro for the Fever and Aguo,
reuiittent and intermittent fevers; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versal success 1882, by persons OF tho highest
respectabty in this city, stated in the ANNEXED
certificates
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success that the proprietor Of
the recipe has been induced to offer il to the pub
lie in its present form in the hope that it may be
the means of relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourge of country. 1t is
medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
etfectng cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. Ii is not AT all dsas rceat!c and
persons of the weakest stomach, ai,d children may
lake i, with IMMUNITY. ltstrengtacns the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, in obstinate cases; two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The pruprietora arr
so we'll convinced of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has otn
taken in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect euro of the fever Il sguc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, a,
his Wholesale and retail drug aiid medicine orc
corner of Bienve and Ciiartres streets.
For District Apencics apply TO
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New YORK, l7th August, 1888.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW oRbEANS
Steam and Pate"t Biscuit Bukery-Waters and
HLlman.
No. 80, Moreau (near the Pontchartraa Rail r oad.)
Eliot and Navy Broad, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All the above articles are warranted to be of the
first quality, and 10 keep i'll any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Aso,-k,ln dried corn meal.
Orders lett at q. W. Pr chard and Tagat, Jr.
corner Magazine and Puydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly fer
family use. l5nov
4 USF received at Inc Louisiana Furniture Ware
y Rooms, 80 Bienville street, 200 Maple and Cherry
i}edsteudS; FIST Article. Also, good assori-
neht OF Maple, Walnut, aud Paiel Chars, which
will be sold ior the ont est cash prices
W f CARNES.
J,T 5, Bitnville street
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"a n VI > W AlNbtF."
Wholesale Agents, New Orlf
PROSIECI'IIS


THE subscriber proposes to publish, in the he.
ginning of the cnsaing winter, n Condensation e
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports to be comprised IN four
volumes, 8so, according to the model OF Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is now in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison. Esq of this city, assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq The Editor is also permitted by n
distinguished retired Judge of the Supreme Court
and by one of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be reaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more ne
cessary, as the original is vouminous. expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest in the other States Of the Union in reference
to the peculiar jurisprudence of Louisiana; aud the
circumstance of the numerous principles here do.
cided in the adjustment of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge of adudgcd cases of prime uli-
lily TO the jurSts of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel case.
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN the
more authoritative forums of the other States will
be added to each
The work will form four volumes, royal octave,
and will he delivered, bound, to subscr beers at S6
per VOL; in it should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to sub
scribers will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,
jos cor Camp md Common sts
NEW ORLEANS COM MEKCIAL INSTI.
TUTE.
Peace street, Jetween .Moreou and Casacalrv, subj
.Nnrlgny.
8 PECIAL Course Of Book keeprs.-Ihe course
- of Boe~ Keeping opened since nGStfa months,
viii close in few days.
Many good accountants, among HON gentle
men ofhigh standing in business will he releren-
ces offered To the public patronage.
new evening class will he nlened az a ssf
cien nu:Iber of Subscribers will have ieen obtansd
il will close in November next.
For gentlemen residing in the upper part hr The CITY,
evening class. three tunes week, will he opened
at the corner Of ST. onis and Exchange Pace il sub
SC, DtOns are received