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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

delinquent named Noble Bennett, long sought
for by the New York police, was suddenly dis
covered by them while scratching his head at a
window. He ought to have remem bersd that
when man scratches his head il is pretty certain
there is something in it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

Quite an Adopis of cnt-throals has lately been
operating in South Carolina, and the proclamation
offering a reward for his apprehe nsion; describes
him as well made, Of fair complexion, with light
waving hair, and blue eyes, full mouth, and white
teeth! Such array of personals in Europe
would have ma de the officers search the boudoirs OF
every spihsier in the neghbourhood. lie is fnrther
described as being 30 years Of age, and five feet
ten inches in height: very fond of grumbling, and
braps much o. his manhood. And after all his
name is Abner Stripling!-a pretty tolerable des.
crp'i,n Of the age, dimensions, and accomplish
ments Of STRIPPING.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

Bark Helen Muir, Ekcnhead, Trieste, &JP whitney
Ship Arkansas, Dennis New York. " Anne"
BARK Union. Whitmore. Marse'les. wilkinson
Rr;e Mar, Therrsn PeIln. Trieste, de Iizardi co
Schr Mount Moriah, Hawthorn, st Marks, Whit"ey
Brig A Z Driscoll, Havana, w Aachhre q CO
Brig Catharine. Merrill Havana, ~ Marston
xchr Urciln Arnoux, Charleston, I'm Bryan
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Erin. Ashton, from Manchester.
Steamer Giraffe. Swiler from Paseaeoula
Steamer Rola, Taylor, from 81 Louis
Steam towboat Grampus, Clark. from the Passes lowed TO
sea ship Sauta Cumberland Brought ship Plato and
,chr Brandon Lett the Pass The 9th at II d. Nothing
in the otiing
Ship Plato Finny, from Boston, tn Master.
Sctr Brandon w Roose, from liverpool, via Havana
Steamer Velocipeds Dalman. from Alexandria.
Steamer Shelby. Kcrcheval from mouth Tennessee
U 8 steamer Seal, breath fiom N Z Pass
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

In stating tina, rufian called Kenney, lately
committed murder in New York, one of our
contemporaries observed that his name sounds Xix e
hat of the first murderer! Now Cnin and Knnney
may make good Irish coupet, but have rather
an odd sound to ears.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

The Wings of New Orleans are making pre-
parations for the reception Of Hon. s. S. Prentis
Of Mississippi, who is expected TO arrive in a,few
days in the packet ship Yazoo. We hope Mr..
Prentis will find time 10 accep, Of dinner.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

Backing out-rhe New York Wing suys:
The administration ashamed nf its impoent
attempt to fly in the face Of the act Of March, 1893,
has abandoned the audacnus design of ieyying a
duty on n,ilLinary goods. Collector Hoyt has just
returned from Washington with this agreeable in.
telgence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08
ARRIVALS
MAyoRAl,TY OF NEW ORLEANS.

MAYORAL1Y of NEW ORLEANS.
vEyHE. price Of fresh -four to-dayis 81 so per Dbl ac-
:ording to the tariff, the makers shall give during
the ehsl,ing week. om Monday, 10th Sept.) 81 ounces
OF bread for bit Bread Of the second quality is
quiled to weigh rs per cent. more, VIZ: 4G4 ounces
C. GENOlS, Mayor.
sen8-I4}8.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

Captain Shreeve is about To resume operations
on the Red River raft, Ms to rr-open the naviga
tiou time enough Tor the coming season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

A curious parsonage called Watson, the cacu.
lator, lately died at Buxted, England, mserably
poor, though possessed of the intellectual REM.
niscent power truly astonishing. A Sussex papel
printed att ux'cd rays OF him.
He can state accurately where he h d been on
any day for the last thirty years, what person he
saw, and what he was about. He lived for man,
years with an uncle in this parish, who was 4
farmer, and he would recount the quantity of live
stock bred during the whole time he lived with
him, To whom they were sold, and The price the,
fetched He has been often ask ed to 81 ate on VIVA
day OF the year Easter Sunday was for csntur,
past, and has never been wrong in his unawers
The birth days and ages among Georges acquan
lance were swell known 10 him as themse Ives
and he has often raised laugh against singl.
ladies' OF certain age, by stating the day of .hei
birth In company But one OF his favoilte anu
semenis was t" recount the number ct acres
amount OF population, size OF the church, anc
weight OF the tenor bell Of every parish In tn.
county, which he would do without MI TX inc "a mis-
take.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

ASSAULT OF THE GOVERNMENT ON THE Navy
1t issa'd that MIR. Elk secretary Dick erson speak,
pretty freely concerning the rascallly of the Kltch-
EN- cabal at W ashington, Mr. ID. will probably lay
before the people long, defence Of his official
conduct.-Susser (.N.J) Register.
We learn the ex secretary does not mnce te
matter al all, but says there must be reuasl ion
and surrender of the nqlhor We fear the Gov.
ernor will find himself the dilemm, of his prer
decessors, who have been sue cessivply excluded
To preserve the STUNT" system, and after their re-
trerhen been loaded with the abuse of the unprin-
cipled wire work ers. He must submit to The fat e
of lnghnm, Duane, Berrien, &c We learn that
the friends of Gov. Dicke declare if redress
Is not made, the Van Buren, party of New Jersey
will in body mako transit to the Conservative int
telest. IL is true ".Id J.rsey" is wing enouy h
without lp, but We should rejoice see this al,
ditional indication of regeneration. Mr.. Van Blu
ren's most distinguished friends in Virginia ack
nowledge that in that state alone the attack OK
the Navy has lost him 100000 votes. Never was
any thing more indiscreet and in worse taste, bu,
it is all IN character and keeping With the men
who are guilty oft, and corroburates all that We
have said at them.
N. B. Since waiting the above. Gov Dick rson
has wrlttena letter in defence OF the administra,
ton, and says he has been we'll treated by the Pre-
sld.nt.-.N Star.
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Council # Municipality No l.,
S:,.:nu ,r Au,ux, an 1879


AN ORDINANCE concerning Rurals in the bury.
N ing g,Uunds Of Municipality No. !, of the city Of
New Orleans.
The Council Of Municipality No. One, ordnin fol-
l0ws:-
Art L. From and after the 10th of September next
it shall be the duty of the guardian or guardians OF
cemeteries within this municipality, 10 demand, GER
ticate signed hv licensed physcian or the coroner,
or two respectful citizens, jointly with the commits
sary Of the ward in which the deal may occur stating
the date Of the disease, name age, place of birth,
color and cause of death Of the body brought to the
cemetery for sepulture.
Art. 9. The certificate in l cases, to be furnished
5y the person or persons bringing to the cemetery
dead bay dead bodies and in shall the keep
or Of the cemetery receive for nIerment bodies,
without having obtained the certificate above men
toned.
Art 8. II shall be the duty Of the keeper of the
cemetery to record in book kept for that purpose,
all the particulars obtained by certificates relating
the bodies having received sepu'tlra aud also to fur
nish monthly report to the mayor of the city,
tanning copy Of The names, ages, places of birh
SEES of DEATH dates OF sease color OF such bodies,
names of the phyicians other citizens aesng the
sSArt 4 fine of ten dollars shall be imposed upon the
person persons bringing body or bodies for sepul-
tnre to the cemeteries of this municipality; in all
where the certificate heretofore mentioned, shall no,
have been furnished.
Art. g. The guardian of the cemetsry shall in such
cases c and he hereby authorised 10 take possess
sion of tile horse or horses and vehicle bringing said
bodies and snail keep possession of said horses and
hicea until the fine shall have been paid.
Art. 6. The mayor is hereby authorised to publish
the present ornance in all the newspapers this city,
both in the French aud English languages during ten
[Signed PAU. BERTUS, Recorder.
Signed p'''A''' . ' C GENoIs, Mayor.
A ,rue copy. 1'HEARD, Jun. Sec'y.
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=
VVYHt Corps attached to the Fire Plugs OF the COM
mmercal Water Works, TO have been
changed on the LIST ins but in consequence of the Of
fcers in charge of the several companies not having
called for the spanners fit the caps, the change has
been procrastinnted until this day. The spanners may
be obtained ut the office OF the company, No. CD Maya
zine street. The attention Of the gentlemen in charge
of the Engine and Hose Company are respectfully so
cited By order.
s,nI Secretary.
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StFo NTNgaZlne ST
SURVEYORS OFFICE-od MnnicinoIitv-

SUR'b1Oto offICE-2d Homeopathy.
NOTICE is hereby given that in conformity to a
IN resolution of the council of the Second Munich
will noon, of Saturday the 18th day of September
1885, adudicate at office, to the lowest bidder, the
opening deepening and cleanins of Mepomene canal,
agreeaby to the intentions oi resolution of said c.un-
Gil, passed on the I'd day o August, 1886, (Eghtesn
hundred and thirty ,six and in accordance with the
specification now exhibited III the surveyors office.
Security will BIO required in the sum of $1,000 lone
Municipality.
JOSEPH PILE Survevor
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NOTICE.
VasHE subscribers have retired from the Dry Goods
L. business, in which they have been engaged for
years pnst-at New York, Huntsville, and in New Or
leans. They will continue their respective branches,
permanently at same places and under the same firm
for the purpose Of conducting the business
Those indebted to them will please call and make
settlement. ANY claims which may e due by them
will be paid at sight. -
ANDREWS e. BROTHERS,,
Names ofpartners and residence.
] J ANDREWS, New York,
q ANDREWS, New Orleans;
l. ANDREWS, Huntsville, Ala.
sen4-l23a-3f
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

E3- The great eclipse of the sun will take place
on the 18th instant. 1t will be annular in 10 of
the states though not in ours.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08
SITTING OF Sci

= SITTING Of SEPTEMBER D, 1905.
Resolved, That the ordinance concerning the bu.
wing grounds passed on the 3Oth nit be amended
MS 10 substitute the words "lst of October next, for
the words lntl Of September next in the first article
OF The old ordinance.
fSignedl PAUL. BERTUS, Recorder
Aapravsd, September 5, 1895
[Signed] c. GENOIS, Mayor.
A true copy THEARD, Jun. Sec'y.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

ENGLISH BOOKS.
DARTINGTON'S Cyclopedia of Biography vols.
u do. do Arts and Sciences,
2vols-Shakespeare in 3 VOLS pocket edition illus
traed. Phillips Geology. Jamesons Mineralogy.
Brewster Treatise on Magnetism. Gray's Elegy,
illustrated, Rogers Italy and Poems, illustrated,
> vols. Harding Drawing Book for 1888. Phillips
on water coors. Easy Drawing Book by Childs.
Struts Sports and Pass Times.
Just received and for sale by
WM. M'KEAN,
ang4 corner of Camp and Common st.
4 ALlVEH TWIST; or tile Parish Boys Progress.
~ part second, by the author of The Pickwick Pa
pers Sketches of every day Life, Nicholas Ncklehy
illustrated numerous designs by Cruikshank.
The Life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, con-
tanning faithful account of the fortunes, msfortunes
upraisngs, downfallings and complete career of the
Nickeby family. Edited by 'Hoz,' with illustrations by
'PhZ,' Noe.
Sketches of Young Ladies': in which these interest.
ing members of the animal kingdom, clas sifed &C.
cordng their several instincts, habits, and general
characteristics by Quiz, with sketches Of Young gen
tlcmen, by Quiz, ir'
Lights and Shadows of Irish Life, by AIRS. S C Hail.
auth0ress of the Buccaneer' Uncle linrace, &c. &C.
in two vols. Just received and for snle hv
WIN. M'KEAN,
nugi4 Corner of Camp " Common st.
DORk-50 bhls Mess and Prime Pork, landing from
L flat bouts, for sale by
LAYhT 81 AAfELUNG,
auglG II CONNER ce street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

1y The principle of IL take the responsibility
seems travelling through every department, of the
general government, having already run down
from the fountain head at Washington to the de-
putty collector a, New York. We learn from the
Star that Mr.. Ferguson, the officer in question,
not finding 'slk braid"in the new Circular, i'm
mediatsly wr"te on his own responsibility "slk
braid, twenty FIVE per cent" Thus are the very
laws defed by the responsibility taking govern
men!, for though Congress sees fit ts exempt any
article from duty, deputy collector in his supe.
rior wisdom is permitted TO impose on it whatever
duty he pleases. An importing merchar, states
that on his demonstrating against this new and
unlocked for duty, the deputy collector remarked
that 1--WE" the merchants, ''had been INDUCED
loug enough :" the construction Of which is that
they had long been INDUCED by law, but now it
was time try what could be donewithout III CO.
Iour of law. Such are the actingprinciples OF GU,
pru!essed democratic government: such the daily
illegal acts of its authorized officers. Foeigner RS
must deem US most orthodox nation, for GER
tninly EXHIBIT the christian virtues Of forbcarance
and long suffering, to an unparalleled lextent
When the executive proclaims his right to construe
the constitution as he thinks right, it is not be
wondered al that subordinate officer deems him
sell competent TO reform the law and supply what.
ever he deems defective. But if individuals be
thus permitted to substitute their personal will
for the acts Of the federal Congress what is our
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

The following handsome compliment to our fell
ton Morning Herald, and will be ecknowle dyed
as jus, and well meri.ed by all who have heard
Mr.. Clapp preach.
We understand that large offers were made Mr.
Clapp by more than one congregation, but he de-
cliHed them all. No salary, however high, could
induce Mr. C. TO leave the liberal city of New
Orleans, nor part from his many warm persona
friends.
Mr. EDITOR .-Sir,-fIaving learned on Saturday
that the Rev. Mr. Clapp from New Orleans, had
engaged TO preach al Iha Church OF the Rev. Mr..
rierfont, curiosity forced me 10 leave my own
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New Orleans, Sept. 6, L. 3S.



BUREAU DU VOYER DELLA se MUNICPALTTE
INN confornite Dime resolution du conseil de la 2nde
Ia muucipate passee dams la seanne du II iuillrt
dernier ct auss au desr dune autre resolution dud
conse passee dams la seancedu2 aout 1886, Avis est
dome que samed dn present mois de septembre 1898
amid, bureau, adjugerai tabais, les travsux
tare pom reCreuser e neltoyer 10 canal Nelpomene
snivant ss instructions exhibees an bureau susdt-
Une caution de $1,000 n salts faction du conseil sera
exigee. 3sept JOS PILE, Voyer,
SURVEYORS OFrICE- ID Municipality.
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will be
lth instant, for cree ting Vegetable Market on cast
iron columns at junction OF 1choupitoulas and An
nuncation streets near Delord street, agreeabIy to
the plan approved by the council of this Municipality
For further particu apply at this office
JOSEPH PILE, Surveyor
New Orleans Sent q, 1855:
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corr. n OAkUM.
NyORTY Bales of Oaknn and $50 coils Manila rome
IL d sizrs, lst received and Tor sale by
5 LOCKE g. co.
aug7 22Od ITcyes
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TO RENT.
XNHOSE large premises in Grod street; one lot from
IL Buronnc, the front on Giro is 23 feet by n
depth of 160-the mprovens consist of double frame
dwelling House and kilchensund the rear lot DIN
ing has brick building 30 by bU-divided into three
tenemen!s. The whole will be let on reasonable terms
to "a good tenant. Applyto
DOYLE g. MAY,
sep4 8 Carondele st.
~ ANTED-A Book BInder-none need apply but
w workman. WIN MkEAN
sep8 corner of Camp IL Common SITS.
TLOTHING-l0 Cases, comprising heavy scarItl
~ h.nnes; Liverpool striped, twilled, and white cot
landing from ship Concordia for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
sep3 1874 Magazine st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

kINTAT DE Ia LOUISIANE-(sur -du Premier
EyDisrict Judciaire-Patrck Dgiik4iy and James
Noen, oontre ercanciert ct les crGanciers dc
Doherty " Co. No, 1919. La cessi,li DIES proprit-
ties DIES ptonares ayan etc nscertt par Ia pour
lie btntGce dc elrs c'tanciers; II est ltcretc gn une
assemble desdits creancicrs aura lieu Ell retudc
de Edw ard Barnett, Esq. Not. Public, Jeudi, 6 sep
temAc proclaim, 10 e,rss du matin, atm de ttliLi
les aInirrs desdits ptuonaires, ct at
tenaut t0ues poursutcs udcairrs eur person.
leur pro rittts cont nrreters, quaint cream
cies mentonnts dams lie ablcan; ct il de plus Dc
crete qes Mir"n, Esq. soft nomne ponr reprtsentcr
les { 6a' citrs absens, dams cette affairs.
Present llIon. A VI Buclitnan, juue de ladite cour
lie a"ui, A ID 1885.
TiiEO. LEWIS,
out % DeDute Clerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

SERVANT WANTED.
WANTED Immediately good Cook, washer and
w ironer, for, which good wages will be given;
Apply to 121 st Joseph street, between Camp and
Magazine streets sepd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
NRAFTS on New Yo,k at sight, 80 and GO days
~ sight, for sale, in sums to suit purchasers AL
so, Cedar timber for posts and sleepers, and Philade-
phia lumber wheels and for sale on reasonable
terms JAMES H CALDWELL,
aug23-Gt President.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

80 lice.
'BNliE und"rsigned have associated themselves I'M
Il der the firm OF A + Dunbar " Co.; for the rui
pose OF lra'sactng the wholesale boot and shoe bust
ness hil will conduct tile in the store, formerly
occupied by A t'Duubar, No. q Custom House st.
AT DUNBAR,
GEORGE WILKINSON
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

GOAP, CANDLES, &c in store and for sale No |
~ & stap, Of Valentine and other brands.
Judd's viii and colored patent Sperm Candles, a
superior article. Fail aud Winter bleached sperm oil
in store aud for sale by
sep8 10 Gravier ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

DAGGING-5l pieces Kentucky bag ging for sale
ID by HOLMES e. MILLS,
SEMI .,S 9 Bank Alley.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

WANTED TO RENT.
9A A large, airy and convenient School
fTsIN Room. Apply to
lin J GIBSON, Editor.
auo3O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

NEGRO CLOTHS, LiNSEYS II KERSEYS =
~ The subscribers offer for sale, landing from ship
Concord, . bales plain mixed negro clut bale
CIVILIZED mixed negro cloth; is bales lnseys asssrIed
dtoors; bale white swan skins; printed kerseys;
bales heavy mixed Cordova jerseys; bale unfinished
eva kerseys. "
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
jyl2 1874 Magazine street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

HAVANA COFFEr-21O bags havana Coffee,
LII landing from brig Sobano, and iorSae by
STES0N g. AVERY,
sep8 8o G,avier street,
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NOTICE.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

TANHE Ladies and Gentlemen engaged in the
y pbove establishment requested to assemble
In the Green Room Friday the 23th inst. pre-
vous the opening OF the Theatre, which will
take place on Monday LIST October next.
By order of the Proprietor,
GEORGE HOLLAND, Treasurer
N Orleans, 18th Sept. l838.
CEFThe Cincinnati, Wing, Louisville Journal
Vckshu Sentinel and Natchcz Free Trader vii
please insert the above three times.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
IL

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
VDATRICK DOHERTY and JAMES p. NOLEN.
4 VS.. Their Creditors and the Creditors of p Doh.
city Il Co.. No. I6i59TAe Cession Of the Petitioners
property having been accepted by the Court for the
benefit Of their Creditors, it is ordered that meeting
of then suid Creditors do take place the office of Ed,
ward Barnett, Esq, Notary Public, on Thursday, the
9th of September lext, Mt 10 O'clock A. M for the pur
and in the mime all Judicial proceedings against
cir 2 IONS and property, to the creditors men
tiore the schedule, stayed; aud it is further
dered that Micon Esq be appointed to represent the
abs nj cre,i ors, in this case.
Witness the Hon. A. NJ. Buchanan, Judge of the said
court this 4th day of August, A. y. 1888.
TIIEO LEWIS,
aup7-3tbm DENY. Clk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

FTREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
TIME Stockholders of this company arc hereby no.
4 fea that the fourth instalment ON their stock is
due, and payable the ninth day of October next al
the office, of the company.
ESTRACY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

COIFAGNIE D'ASSURANCE CUNTkE LIE
FEU-De In Nouvele Orleana
U ES actonnaires de cene compa Mo sont notifies
que lie 4e yersement du ct payabs lie 3d. ctobre
proclaim au bureau de Ia compagnie.
cont Ell TRACY secra,o;.o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

400 DOLLARS REWARD.
n OST or stolen from on hoard ship KENSING-
Ia TON, while lying at the Levee, 95 Columbian
and Mexican DoubloOns-,he above reward will be
paid for any information that may lead to the discovery
| of the same.
sep8 1888
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

NotFEE-In store and landing, $50 bags prime
" quality Of Havana Coffee, for sale by
G BLANCHARD,
seps 80 6ravier street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

TYPOGRAPHICAL AssoCIATIoN.
G5' A monthly Meeting of the Association will be
held at the Lunch, Poydras and Camp-streets
This Evening, at o'clock.
sen2 JANFS 0pDnWn S..s,,
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-24
IMpoRTANr TRoM cANApA

A gentleman is now in our Office,
who came direct from u. G. and states
that he there saw as many as Is or IL
wounded British soldiers, who arrived
in two sleighs, direct from Maiden.
The battle was said to have been fought
on Sunday evening, and $50 British
soldiers were killed. He left Hamilton
about nine o'clock last evening.
lfwas said that Fort Maiden and all
the military forces had fallen into the
hands of the paGriots.-Builalo Star.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

We are requested to say that the Board
of the Mississippi and Louisiana Bible So
ciety will meet at this place, on Thursday
next, at the court house, at i o'clock, A.
NJ.
The Rev. Mr.. McLane will preach here
ON the first Sunday in April.
The Board of the Mississippi and Loui-
siana Missionary Society will meet at the
Academy, on Friday before the third Sab
bath in April, when the Rev. James B.
Smith, of Clinton, La, will perform divine
service. On the following Saturday there
will be meeting to organize a church
preaching on the same day and Sunday
following.