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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10

,;or and clause by clause, and discussed
both as to principles and details. The
Soeech intimates that the Bills were report
ed to the House vsrd for word. letter for
letter, oad comma for comma. as laid before
the committee. He knew that various A.
mendmens both of form and substance
were proposed and discussed, some of which
were rejected and some adopted. The
Speech says, that the EIecafire Majority
in the House passed each Bill forth,oith
Just as IL came. from their MASTERS at the
Waite House. The Bills acted on by the
Committee were not even those drafts made
at the Treasury Department, and he KNEW
that the Bills were not reported in the form
as laid before the Committee by their Chair
man. The Speech says, that there IS no
doubt that the Resolution on the su3yeef 81
a National Bank came dowm from the Er-
ecutive ia tie pery form ia Dhieh 1t passed.
He KNEW it did not come down from the
Executive at all. for HE KNEW thar the very
first time the subject of a Bank was intro
duced in the Committee a discrssion took
place as To the form in which "A Resolution
should be drawn. This speech says, that
on the last day but one on which the Com
m,ttee sat, the Chairman Oithout preface or
e1planation introduced the above Resolu-
ton. He KNEW that the subject hnd been
postponed twice, one of the lines, If not
both, at his opn request. He KNEW that the
time had beer fixed days before hand when
the subject should be finally disposed of.
OF truth, if it he qualification to Mr..
Fletcher "to indulge himself in falsehoods
like these" and he uttered these charges
it must be admitted that he.has not exer-
cised, to a very great extent the virtue of
self denial
The charges made against the Executive
and against the Committee of Ways and
Means are thus seen to be utterly and en-
tirely unfounded. They ARE FALSE IN
GROSS AND FALSE IN DETAIL, They ARE
FALSE IN THE LETTER AND FALSE IN THE
SPIRIT. His speech presents an admirable
specimen of the nature of the attacks made
on an Executive selected by the People in
the exercise oftheir right of suffrage. Here
is u person who, having been a member of
the House of Representatives during the
extra Session, has espied all in his power
Of corruption and misruIe. He returns to
delight his constituents by pouring into their
ready ears all his tremendous discoveries,
which are to shake the Administration to
its fall. What charge has he been nble to
produce; only such sheer and pitifuI fab
relations as these! Take them away, and
the whole speech "melts into thin air."
These charges are proved thus false. not on
y by the testimony of men whose characters
Tor veracity no breath Of slander ever dared
assalI, hut also by written records on the
iles Of the House, aud ia the hands of the |
Chairman Of the Committee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TNllE Subscriber, appointed and qualified to &C,
n as Administrator upon the estate of GID
EON GARDNER. lats Of Sonth Kingstown.
decd, calls upon all persons having business unset,
tied with said Estate to settle the same with him i'm
medialely
so-Kingstown. Jan G., 1888.
H. n. POTTER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10
AssIGNEEs' NOTICE.

DELEG A. POTTER, Of the town and County
IL Of Newport, having this Day made an Assign.
ncnt Of this Property aud effects TO the Subscribers
fer the benefit Of his Crcdiiors All persons ndebi-
ed to said Potter, will make immediate payment.
and those fayng claims against him, will present
them 10.
EDWIN WILBUR,
Wm. d. RIDER, Assghees
New port Dec. ~, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10

DIR. G. COTTON.
OFFERS MS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE
INHABITANTS OF NEWPORT AND VICINITY.
O. Residence as Jormerig 10
In the Court above Mr.. vose's Coufect,on-
ary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10

Statement Of Brighton Narket, for 1887.
1864 Beef Caue. sales cstid at Sl567 s72
1926 Stores, +" '' 4s6 40
Il0,206 Sheep, =" 275,5l5
1862 Swine, " ~, ,361
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10
LICENSES.

a II persons wishing TO obtain license for retailing
n spniuous liquor, and for keeping Taverns or
Oyster cellars, requested TO make application at
the Clerks Office previous 10 the first day OF Janu-
AIRY next, which day the Council will determine
such applications are then modc-und that notice
be given in all the newspapers printed in this Town
~ order of Council
II. B. ROWLAND Council OK.
Newport Dec. "a, 1s}7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, j

(Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot ]
At market, d5o Beef Cattle, and 2lOO Sheep.
es.--Be.f Cadie.-Sales dull, and former
prices hardly supported We quote extra at Sc
75a 81; first quality SO 25 6 Is I'd quality S5,
50a Sc; Sd quality 81 25 525
SheP.-Sales quick. Lots were sold al 81 eS
81, 2 25, 2G7 2 Is. 2S5 and SO 25
Srine,-None at market
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10
9-PTAX NOTICE IN.

u iAA NOIICE-O.
NNHE Subscriber, Collector Of the TOWN
n TAN, voted in June last hereby gives notice
l''a, lie has commenced the collecting Of said Tar.
ana respectfully requests all those Indebted. 10 cal
ana pay the same without delay, at No Q, Markell
square III. G. MARTIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10
NEw.Yoex Carrie MAnKEr, Jan /


The market has been very dull and inactive fol
cattle Of all descriptions owing TO the intervention
Of the holidays.
Beercs-'rhe supply amounted to $50 head, o
which number only 200 we're sold at prices rangin,
from 81 80, and averaging SO so per cwt
Goes and Calscs.--The sales reached I6 out o
20 which were ofered-prices continue at $35
$50
shep.-Tbe supply included 1900 Sheep, nc
Lambs having arrived owing to the advanced sea
son 1000 Sheep were sold at SO IS a So.
Hay and strap-In consequence of large sup.
plies arriving, prices have somewhat receded, and
sales Of Hay have been made at GA 75c per.
l00Ibs. and Straw at - 80 IS per 100 bundles
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-01-10

REMAINING IN the POST OFFICE, sxw.
PORT, n. I.
JANUARY LIST, 1888.
rPersons calling for them piU plea,s
say "adrerfised." as Mey are placed in a
separate Dor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18
THE ELECTIONS.

Kentucky whole state has proved itself
Wing" TO the very core. Her legislature remains
staunch and true to the good cause. The proposed
alterations in the constitution have been frowned
down by IN overwhelming majority. 1t is with
great pleasure, all good wings will learn that
Henry Clay, jr, has been elected in Fayette, and
thus fairly embarked in the career IN which his
worthy father has become SO ilustrlous. We know
him well, and know him To be truly +" q chip Of
he old block ;" En.er,aining all his sound Prin.
ciples, emulaing his talents, and almost sivsling
his eloquence, the pu,h of his father lies open TO
him, nor can he ever fear that it will be deemed n
slur should he profess " follow in tho footsteps
Of his predecessor"
yHissouri.-Ths accounts, though imperfect rs
yet, give the highest promise thu, Missouri will
return whig legislature, and thus secure the de.
feat Of Hard-money Benton, and sfioctusliy
prevent him from further humbugging the people,
rom linkeIing the currency, OF exPuuging the
sacred records Of the Senate. IL Missouri succss
in throwing off this incubus from her breast, hers
will be The proudest of all the wing victories. 81.
Louis Cy has elected the whole tickle, from con.
stable 10 congressman.
Minois.-Ths wing ticket is going ahead IS far
as heard from. The governor. tEdward') the con,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

Ereursion.-This evening, on tho arrival of,he
O'clock cars, the Mazeppa, leaves the railroad i"'
the Bay OF St. Louis and Pass Christian. TIL i.
alteration in the previous arrangsm offers many
advantages to citizens requiring recreation and Il
change of air, tho principal of which is that while
i, more than doubles lifetime allowed for bathing,
shooting, hunting or fishing the other side the
Lake, it does not take away single hour from the
pursuits of business. Provided with exceen,
berths, and capital living, the absence OF hume
comforts is no. felt, while the keen breeze on The
lake sharpens the appetite, enlvens the mind, and
invigorates the system and this too withou, UGH
damage to the purse, the fare being only two
dollurs and half
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18
POtT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

CLEARANCES.
Ship Huntsville, Cornell, New York, Ben 4 Cohen
Bark Mary, Nickerson, baltimore, G Bedford
Schr Richard, Matheson, Atchafalaya, Msste,
ARRIVALS.
Steam towboat Post Boy Herrman from the Passes Hav
ing towo to ship salan bark Ellis, brig Good Hope
and schr Lafayette Returned with ship Arkansas sehrI
Edgar and Imperial Left the Pass 18th inst, at NJ
nothing in eight in the ofiiing or in the river.
Ship Arkansas. Deanis. "a days from New York. to
Ames.. Cargo, assorted mdze.
echr Edgar, sdell. days from Tampico in ballast, to
MASTER
Schr Imperial, Barlow l6 days from Savannah, to
Barsl CO.
Steamer Geo. Collier, Betzhoover from st Louis.
Steamer Levant, Laurent, from Bayou Sara.
Steamer Neocipede, Claiborne; from Natchtoches.
Steamer Chillicothe, Carlisle, from Paducah.
Steamer Giraffe, Swiler, from Pascagoula.
i. Steamer Chillcothe, Carlisle, from Paducah.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

ftrAn editorial friend in New York, dating
from that iIk On the 3rd, patheticny asks us
s.s it pery hot where you are? We have bee,
pretty essentially broiled here all the summit
but have no peaches yet IL make up for it," Poor
fellnw when the Workers.. who think our cimat e
that our thermometer yesterday was below 80,
hcw they will envy us the COOL climate we enjoy
IN lat % n, long. 90 w.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

Carrolton This delightful place is hourly in:
creasing its attractions: it's gardens are crowded
with the choicest flowers and are about TO be more
than doubled in their extent. The hotel is kept
in superb style, and families can obtain accommo.
dations there that cannot be equaIled at the
fashionable watering places. The dinner laid on,
o'clock the lovers Of game and choice eating, m ay
regalo the Palates with some exquisite ploper, and
other choice birds, Mr. Moore proves himself a
caterer worthy Of the best support.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

TThe directors Of he Carro,on road should see
that the present plan Of destroying the weeds and
rock gross be altered. Burning large heaps ot
green vegetable substances at ,imes when visitsrs
a, the hotel is ntolernbe: the smoke is anff,
eating, and obnoxious in the extreme. Ii burn,
very early in the morning, or formed into a COM
post, for the purpose of manure, tho public will NOT
he annoyed, and the grounds greatly improved:
the present plan is an aboininabs nuisance occur.
ring Of all hours, and existing to any extent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

The Wings have q decided majority in both
houses Of our state Legislature, and consequently
on joint ballot. The majority has been obtained
By well Tough, but hard battle; and for what?
Merely tina, we mil Oh, boas. oft? No, bu, that
We should enjoy the fruits Of it; that thr augean
stable Of the presen, administration might be
cleansed and purified, and the rule Of law and or.
der be made to take the place Of misrule and
riotous extravaganza. TO carry out such reform
it is necessary that the Wings should he united
in their choice Of those who are 10 fill Offices to be
united they nust abstain from giving my pledges,
and particularly they should be cautions not to
allow themselves to be whcedled out of their
votes BY pretended friends, sailing under false
c0ors.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

1.-TWO Of the men committed for tho a,,emp,
to murder Mr.. Baldwin have made full and free
confession Of the plan, purpose, conduct, and re,
suits, that daring outrage. They gave the names
and all particulars Of those who planned il, Of
those who executed it, any Of their own par,cipa-
zion, and the that induced it. Ts give par.
'iculars Of these confessions might be snbversive
truth or fnlsehood will be fully proved at the lcgs
tribunal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

In nbou, week hence the Nashville Rail Road
will touch the Lake shore the ''trem bling Pral.
ne." The trip by the cars even now is highly
interesting, but when in week or two the road
stretches along the shell banks Of the Pontchar-
train, it will be unequaled ot beauty in the south-
ern country. The hotel on the Lake sI'"re is ac-
lively completing.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18
Will the FudgicoM endico Society resolve una,

Will the FudgicoMendico Society resolve unani.
mous!y that Doctor Stone-one Of their own sage
body-is guilty of conduct immoral, uneenteman.
ly and empirical, il he does no, forthwith challenge
the editor of the Louisiana Advertiser, for having
asserted TIA, poor Mr.. Mccarthy who broke his
back aud fn"t, is likely TO recover under his
.kilful care! VIII is snuce for ano,her's gander,
10 surely sauce for their goose.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

..Ns... NOTICE.
gNNfiE Copar,aershp heretofore ext ting in this city
between the Subscribers, under the firm of Lane
Van Wsck 4, Co.. in New York. l.aidlaw {, Co.. und in
Matches, Miss, Van Wyck Laidlaw s. Co, is dissol
,ed by mutual consent. John laidluw, Peter S. Van
Wyck, and Thomas W. Van Wych are authorized to
use the name vi the finn in liquidation only,
JOHN LAlDLAW,
ANDREW LANE,
f PET: X y. VAN WICK
Gu THOMAS w. VAN WICK.
gu New Orleans, aug. 18th, 1888.
an. -.I COMPREHENSIVE.
30 The subscribers have formed Il copartnersnp in
ilis city undcr the firm of Van Wyck g. Co., and in
New FORK undo the firm Of John Ladiaw &, Co.
JOHN LAlDLAW,
PETER :. VAN WICK
THOMAS w. VAN WICK,
augl8-IG3@.
II IME-l5O0 Casks landing from shin Charles a,
- Thamnston tier, below the Ial road, for sae by
81 WHITNEY,
auel& 8 Cont 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS KEW ARD.
"a ME above reward will be paid for apRr henson
4 the boy HARRY, aged about twenty years, five
he absconded himself yesterday from the subscriber,
No. Is, Suze,te Hireet.
IL Capt ins Of vessels and 9th are forwarned not
receive harbor him. under the strctest penalty of
the Inv. l.. X. GAlENNlE,
al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

IMPRoMPTU AT he late te,e on hoard he Prince
de JolnviLe's ship at Newport Or ~ One of the
Amer. an guests gave as a toast "'The three days
OF july referring, of course, to the revolution
which placed Louis Philippe on the throne. An
officer Of the ship Immediately gave ".4nd the
FonrM!"' A happier instance OF impromp,u pc.
likeness never occurred.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

u S. Braaeh Bank-rhe N. Y. "Courier ~
states tha, Mr.. Biddle has abandoned his inlep-
lion to establish Bank under the General Bank
ing Law, bu, the Gazstte denies this, and says be
10 determined TO psrssvcre, and has already filed
the necessary papers in the Cerk's office.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

The 1edouin Arabs appeared for the first time
~ ~" Park Theatre, New YORK, on Monday tue
81 irs'nn. and crea ed grea, sensation. They
are s,i t" br tat superior to the Raves. Let the
travel a,s way. in the North they cannot be SO
well understood here: having so many wild
indians h-r-a b,uts.we could criticize these Arabs
phiioso ically.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

Call for Paper-On the day succeeding VIC
suria's coronation IFS, 900 papers were dispatched
through the London Post Office. These of course
were additional to tho small trife used in the
little village itpelf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

Sheridan knowless play called "Woman's Wit,
-or Love's Dsguises' has been produced in New
York with great success, Mrs, Maeder playing
the heroine Hero.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

We see it stated tina. Deaf Burke on his return
home exhibited the "Amrrcan champions belt, y
and cluimed tina, Of England! We were not pre-.
vioaey aware that America had the hunor of be-
slowing a belt on hrniser, although she has
given many bully betting.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

General Hayne, President of the Cincinnati an :,
Carolina Railroad was in New York on the 10Th
Instant. The Courier and Enquirer says The road
will be completed by the year l845 from Charles.
ton to the Ohio, and that two hundred miles of it
| will be in use in the course Of next year.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

O6pscie was a. par in Baltimore on The 9th
instant, owing to the approach of general re-
sumption. The Philadelphia Bank notes were re /.
ceiyed in psymeE, D, the Customl,ouse on the 9th
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

fhe fifth ihstAlaient of the Neapotan indem-
nifty has been paid to our ngent Mt Paris, and is
now in course of transmission home in gold. Will
i, he paid to the claimants in specie, orin Tren-
sury shin plas,ers!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

Improvement in Corn-The Baltimore Ameriean
statss Thai Corn in that city has advanced fully
twenty ants bushel within the previous week.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18
COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS

EXPORTS
NnW York; ship Huntsve cargo: 3oso pigs lend :
Of casks and bnx arjwarc. isf hhls and
boxes ,nhucco l54 kegs aud Is half bbls tnma
rind. SIS bales cotton, 696 packs buffalo
eobrs. 20 boxes dry goods md tuudry small
nALTiMoRErer bark Mary IA hills whi.key. tol do mo-
lasses. cask oil, ] do wine, II boxes rorlis's.
5 baskets wine, box segar., 3 hhds tobacco,
ATcHAFALAY, RAi-ter sehr Richards in ballast.
IMPORTS.
NAvANNAH-ref schr Imncral cargo 3s trs rice and U 5
i.soros, to Maj l Clark Wood l. Simmons,
Harry r Harding.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE
AZ insis-Pnr steamer Gao Collier. Cargo: 4a5 rigs lead.
soo hales bnso rors aud eass ur', to M"rle
i24t pigs lead md 30 hbls four Dwyer 1865 pigs
lead, fd6S sacks 10 do AZ do potatoes,
ms pigs lead ess eois bale rope hbs ell Boesrt
pigs sad Doanc; 900 do Foster 100 Ibis iour I J
nwysr 60 bid, teboeso, Lambeth Thomrso; 5do do
Jacobs Is do. Grant CO., do blanchard; do. God
lsy Laurie Smal i9 hb potatoes counelly e24 pigs
lead and 4s h. hoard 20 bbls do Wat
sea Kemp: $50 bhls potatoes onions Delassour Mon
srsail u hhds ohareo Oakley COZ 81 bales cotton.
White eos IS d. " Bailsy do Lawrence Lesendre;
esyoa safa-rer steamer evnnt. c-arco 81 bales
ste Lse; bb and bale mdxs Lanux, comp and boz
ssvirs bos.s mize Wa,o"; hi maze. Lsversh
40 bbs peaee. and lots fowls apd .undes
Pad ,cah Per steam Chlicohs 40 bh -four, Forsyth
eo s.; e. d. h ss a, comsosk g bagsR
w Dogar do w ii BeSi; "a do, Crescot Junes & co;
do do, Martin. faasnnts Ia do do Ish Is do do
Rurks, Watt 40 bbls potatoes and onios, Arbe
on board.
PASSENGERS.
ST Iouis-Per Geo Collier. .Mcssrs Mccormick
Eiword; ScnRss, tnl, Conson; Capt Frazier Mrs Contcs
and Servant. Miss Dro.
Bayou San-Per .teamer Ieyant Mrs brandon Mr.. ives
Mrs Hsadrn. Mrs Chaney Dorsey. r Bisbey. Freely
FoYsnH, Hoa, II PIauchc, Sbexnaydre, David an,
servaut Brown Sd~ll II Lamo,te. Mayer, F Der
noudy. f'nle Gantier. Datum. Degeos, II l. Hill. A
Lssique, l.aurty, DasandJ Ialdcle I ilcy, Wall
blanchard. lady and servant. J Walton. II Hehert /
William. Bartholomew, I Bishop, Woodward, J Lar
aquc. E Darresb,ry. 4 Brady.
Nasehnochss-Prr vc'ociped-. Maj Frazer Col
Crane, Raston laquire Crcse veil, Welsh II IIauri,
CGand, Sore, en- 4 family.
Paaraeonia-l-r steamer t;irnfe-D Mccall. Brncier.
ladies and servants Siol, Dchnx and servant Layton
Fourchy and child Herman laforcs II Adams L Scr
sstt, I,ebl,nx.
Padura,--Per steamer Chiico be. Judge Curc,on D
Dasarot and faulty.
MEMORANDA.
Spoken tho 18th inst lrig Eagle from Philadelphia Of
Mobile.
The schr Edgar arrived last evening from Tampico in
daysreports having been company for drvs Mata
with British Packet, bound to Havana. The learn
ed from hand Of her that tho rurs Of NJ xieo
beckaded for six months "Cer did learn how she
ny that inornatn hut supposed nor
with some French vessels #
New York, 10th Aue.-..ir. brig Fra.cis Ashiy Ashhy
hence.
Philadelpia, 10th Au.Arr. ship Archer Marson hence
Steamer ChliGothe lett iaducnh Saturday. Aug llh. Chi
very low and f:nR, only 32nchcs CumherlaGd Bn
Le II boats 10 port, principally waiting for get up
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

"a Ptrmr.-rhe baltimore Circus is nearly re.
built aud advertised for renting from Is. Novem-
bar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

GE- The Giraffe, Captain Swilsr, leav the
railroad tor the watering places the arrival OF
the o'clock cars this morning.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

NUITI e.
NrlL'IAM DOCkEf g. MICHAEL. EGAN, il
w aipr'seni in the lily, are requ sled to call at
tho Office OF tile Tcxiun Consulate.
.. NATH'L TOWNSEND,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

~ MAYORALil uF NEW ORLEANS.
fE'HE price Of fresh -four To-day is 81 80 per bb
cor,ling to the tariff, the bakers shall give during
the ensuing week, from Monday, goth inst., 81 ounces
Of bread for htt Bread of the second quality ia re-
quired to weigh rs per cent more VIZ: 464 ounces.
C. GENUlS, hla,Or.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

ESLoUR-3t0 bbls fresh ground -four lundng from
IL flat boats, for sale by
E -LAYET g. ANGLING,
augI6 II Commences street.
TDORK-5O bbls Mess and Prime Pork, landing from
II fat boats, for saeby
= $50 - LAYLT & AMELUNG.
auglG II Commerce street.
VTAWS and Shoulders-1O bids. Picked hams and
Il shoulders, landing from fiat boats, for sale by
LAYEr & AMELUNG, ...
augl6 II Commerce street.
TOPPERAs-20 bbls copperas, in store for sale by
y Il. DORSEY,
augl6 .-...-...a~- "A New Levee.
NNTHiSkEY, Pork, Bacon Sides, Flour and Lard,
w in store for sale by
aug16 al New l.evee.
WHITE Havana sngar-IO0 Boxes landing from
w schr Liberty, for sale by
TORN.-410 bags white corn in good shipping order
- 49, THAYER & co,
aug l6 "a Poydras street.
T1NDERWOOD, Pickles, ketchups and Mus,4ru
" in store and for sale by ru,vrp 4, RI
aug l6 "a Poydras street
HI .ul" J THAYER g. co,
aug l6 "a Povdras street.
4 ARD.-4uO kegs very superior leaf Lard for sale
u by JOSEPH COCKAYNE,
90 Grlver street.
i TT HvDE & BRO.
"ugl6 80 Common ST. corner OF Magazine.
4 HOUSE, kitchen and shup for sale, fronting on
- Circus and Basin street; Privilege to he given
augl4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18
WM. MIKE
aHg4 corner Of Camp and Common s,

NOTICE..
MORRISON'S Hygeian Vegetable Universal Med.
lvA icne, formerly sold by b Sykes, at 81 Char.
tres street, has removed to the Bookstore of DAVID
FELT Co. No "a C'arres street. directly opposte.)
who is duly appointed Sub Agent tsr ,ic sale of these
invaluable Medicines. Sold in packets of 81, 50, So
with ample directions in Spanish, French and
English.
A few copies of the Morisonia, or Family Adviser OF
the British College Of Health price 50 -. Also, the
Practical Proofs, eth edition, 81
:, Take notice. the gcnnire never sold in Drug
Store, and can only be had in this city al "a Chaftres
street
A fresh supply just received al
nugl-tf New York s5totoncrs' Hall
IME-l5O0 Casks Thnmaston Lime landing from
k-A brig Chiefiain, and for sale by
S e. J p WHITNEY.
aug4 Canti street.
4 EMON SYRUP-lOJ boxes leunon syrup landing
A. Tor sale by
s g. WHITNEY,
Cont street