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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

Now a, the course from Gaze Clear to New York is
about w by ~ il is evident the Rival William had to
contend against IL l2 days Of opposn winds-that Is
to say, those blowing between SW and w. and as 1t
to vessel who has opposed them so successfully For
the first eleven days she had opportunity Of seng
her ioresa or foreopsail As proof Of her capabil
ties for speed is only necessary give the result Of
the last seven days she sea- during portions Of
which time she had So hours Of head winds.
Moon ending I'll, ooe IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

To give n pear wilderness to he teeth.
r. eshance the charms and beauty ~ the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness ts the breath,
Is an attainment eng devootly wished,
Though neer ill now effectively achieved
The Orris Tooth Paste happily insures
This mush desired result, will It's use,
With premp ness asd high satisfaction, prove.
THE ORRIs TOOTH PASTE. while II beauties the
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance OF
tartar giving clear and pesrly whiteness, i'm.
proves Of the lips amt gums, and gives additional
10 the mosth-by It's sintectine
properties greatly tends the teeth from decay
and mpars that peculiar and fragrant sweetness the
breath which the Orvs Root Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale VII, lesaie AID retail BY
n. q. HART, No lis Brosdway,
a2l.y CORNER OF Courtls pdt 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMED'S TURKISH
DYE aniversay admitted be the best article
before the public daily supesedRg every other preU
ration he purpose which mostly composed Of dceter
materials. eventually give entirely 10 the
Turkish Dye Its operation almost magical being applied
head before going bcdon rising in the
ming Transformation complete. Tue skin meantime sui
ers change either em acoorment eruption, roughnsss
attended with venience IL
conseou ences whatever. Sold wholesale and retail by
II. c. HART, ITS Broadway,
ao1 Of Cour udt IT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

LABamA, LOUISIANA, TENNESSEE,
IN and K~aucky Money and Certificates OF Depose bough
ut very Improved terms. Also all the Deroit Civ and hich
gan chartered country and few Of the Safety Fund banks
8 j. SYLVESTER.
A. Wall 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

Illustrative comments on the beauties of the
sub-trcasury scheme are hourly developing, and in
them the wide difference between the defa ca ton
of a-sub'trcasurer solely devoted 10 the govern
ment, and its evil pactises, and one who dares use
the freemans privilege to think for himself. When
Watkins was defnulter to a comparatively trifing
amount Andrew Jackson threw him into prison,
and decreed that there he should "rot." Scarcely
had the order been issued than the pure democrats
throughout the Union shouted for the patriotic
chief who evinced such praseworhy care that no
one should piilage the public treasures-except his
own immediate friends. From that time 10 the
period of his boast that he "Ieft the country pros
porous and happy" scarcely a day arrived but
brought with it the news of some public defa tier
yet who ever heard of these fellow beng cast into
| prison, there TO ''ro." No, they were friends Of
the administration ,--A embers of the party-good
| sound democrats,--and forthwith all who could
claim such substantial exceptions pecuated with
| IMMUNITY. Many of them may be seen daily walk.
| ing freely about streets, and those OF every
other city in the Union instead, of being incarce.
rated, and ro,ting in prison. OF the vast mum.
| bsrs OF these we have had a specimen in the l,sts
presented TO Congress by the Secretary of the
Treasury, and they might have continued their
robJsries to the end of the chapter, for they
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

DIREcroRY.-It is contemplated by the sub
scriber provided sufficient encouragement! is gi9 en-
by the public, to publish, addenda, to his Dl-
reerory and Guide Of the City Of New Orleans
comprising the new residents, and the changes
that have taken place during the past season.
Persons DESTROYS of having their namos inserted
in the addenda, will please leave them with the
professions and residences at the Counting Room
of the subscriber, Exchange Ao.e.
Cards tastefully inserted at moderate price.
The Adtenda will be sold bound with the Di.
ectory at four dollars, or by i,selfat one dollar.
JOHN GIBSON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

From the New York Gazette.
FROM ENGLAND. By the arrival OF the Sheffeld,
Captain Allen, we have received London papers
10 the 18th November.
The whole attention of the English Editors ap'
pears to be engrossed in discussing the prospect
OF war with Russia. Accounts from CONSTANT
nople of the 10Th Oct. state that Lord Ponsonhy
had, IN consequence of immense preparations IN
progress at Odessa and its neghhourhood, directed
Admiral Stopford to keep close to the DnrdaEeles
in order to watch the movements of the Russians.
The Schah OF Persia had appointed an anbassau"r
who was to proceed on special MISSION TO En-
gland
Advices had been received in Egypt, annnnnc-
lag that another corps'of British troops had arrived
in the Persian Gulf, with small park vt artillery
ANN unllion, &c.
The journal des Dcbats announces that the
French Government will recommend 10 the
C.ambe!s the adoption of bill Tor reducing BY
one thiid the import duty on Colonial Sugar. that
is to say, by lS liz per 100 kilogFammes, or . M
| francs per cwt.
Ger. Van H,len has conipe'led the Car'itt chic
Cabrera to raise the siege Of GaFpe, ana oea'eT
two or three small Car'iss banus N Aira3on.
| u Some OF The ill., ju, ging iricnds Of G9n'r'
Harrison are very tnrcby rehuked III the follow!
remarks OF that excellent Wing papef the Nash
vile Banner:
| The PRESlDENcY.-We have noticed, since lht
elections in Massachusetts and New Y urk, indlra
.ions in the political horlzon which, We think, arr
far from being favorable to that complete unol
and concert OF action the part OF the Wing
throughout the country, that is SO desirable, II
order TO insure the certain overthrow Of the prGsen
corrupt and Cor,upting Administrator. 1t is etl
dent thai from some cause or other, certain res les
spirits among the friends of one of the q ntemel
" no have Teen named as candidates, are bent OF
torestaIling any general movement Of the lfea
| Wing party. Why his is So, know not, no
| will we now hazard conf lecture. II is enough Il
say that such signs are portentous ut no go"d. do
| these gentlemen think that they can easily enough
snare portion Of the Wing party aud thea cleo
such candidate they choose! We tell then
such are int pretatlons ul their movements
We tell them that when they put forth hints ii
favor OF particular tavurite, they will be met viii
hints from the rlen.s of other lavuritcs: aud tina
when they commence elimination, they will b
met with Gil Hlllatlun-and reCtlmlnauon vii
follow, and all may end IN defeat. We have see
il already put forth that no Southern man, rusldin
in save-holIlng STATE, can receive the SUPP OF
of the great body Of the Wings OF the n"r-slave
holding States. And has come to thlo! Ar
the lines linus to he drawn! When such shall b
the case, it will be time for the States south OF III
Potomac 10 take their stand. But it has not com
10 this! tne lines are thus drnwn--only by
few inconsiderale, iIl.judging, weak-nnded mer
who think great things but were never known t
accomplish any thing.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15
FORT or NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANCES.

CLEARANCES.
December IA.
Bark Chnnticlenr, Thomas for Tampa Bay Master
Steamer PunloIlarlrain Miller for Mobile, Master
schr Buna, Minor, f # Alphabetically, Muster
ARRIVALS.
Towboat Mexican. sitoou, from the r. Pass having
towcl ship Woodbury., brig Maria swift and
Pilgrim Returned the city with ship Adrian. and bark
Diautha. and sclr Fox Ln the Pass tho 18th,
reports nothing in sight OF the Pass nothing in tho
river.
Ship Adrian, Tomes II davs from Boston. to Master.
Bak Dianiha Williams, Il day. from Boston, to Master.
Schr Fox, throws, from Key West 10 VIM Bryan.
Schr Louisa, from the Cost
Schr Couilcice. from the Coast.
Soop Sarah, from The Coast.
Steamer Factor, Aston. fIom l.onisye.
Steamer Brilliant, II rt, from Cincinnati.
Steamer Salem Ford, from Louisville
Steamer Tuskina Claiborne, from Red Rcd River
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

Resolu que l'offre de Ia Banque de Cite pour les
$500 UO0 de hens autoris6es par la resolution du 25
septenbro 1888 pour 10 rachat DIES potts bilets dc
Ia smnnicpaliiG circulation; cest dire quatre-
vingts piastrcs poor chaque cent piastres do bons
est ct domenrc acdcptce: ct lie mario est ct demeure
metre tlehors ct d6Iivrer ladiie banque trois
cents hons dc ccto municpalltG do mile piastres
chacur: lesdits bons devront ttre dates du Ter de
ccmbre 1888, puyablcs a 30 ans, portant six pour
cen; d'inter6 par an payables semi nnnuellemcnt
au bureau du tr6soricr, tella banque de la vile
de New York que Ia Bauque de Cite pourrait de-
sgncr. Sign6,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

former city, has been arrested BY The public au-
thorites Of Lower Canada, on charge OF ins'l
gazing the late rebellion in that province and OF
aiding and abetting the insnrrec'lonlsts IN their
moyements. The Consul, it seems, has several
children attending ii Convent or Seminary there
for their education On n visit TO them, The
arrest in question was made.
The evidence on which this proceeding was
based, was information communicated 10 the ga
madam authorities hv certain Baron ftniteIn
who was announced the other day as having arriv'
ed there in the same. boat with the common hang.
man. 1t is possible that this event has some con-
nection with the recent adjournment OF the Cour
Martial
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

GT'rhe field for the four mile race to-day pro-
misses an extraordinary share of sport, such as has
rarely if ever been seen Maria Black was a win.
ner on Tuesday: Pollard took The mile race at
Mobile last week Mczair has been frequent
winner and was close up for the Purse at the las,
mee,ing on the Meairie while 'tIe Poney' won
two big races in the Spring. The prosaec' of a
plentiful attendance of dies will greatly increase
the crowd 10 witness their beauty, and the horses
speed
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g9NSB15
DE LA
Muamicipalite No. q.


MAH11I, q NUVmDTc.
Attcndu quo 10 conseil est intorme par 10 voyer'
Que VIM. G. Hewes, VIM. NJ. Lambeth, A. P.
Gray ct autres ont employee certaines personnes
pour obstruer' ct cntraver les bords du feuve, en-
face de cette portion de cote mancipalite. bornee
par les rues Lacourse ct Robin, en- violation des
lois do Get etat ct des droits dos habans de Ia Sc
conde Muncipallte.
II est resolu que 10 marie est ct demcure autorsd
OF requs d'empecher, par tous les moyens les plus
prompts ct les plus eficaces, cette infractons aux
trots pubcs,ret de fuire outre arreter touta OF
toutes personnes engagees creuser gu auiremen'
abimer les levees OF quas on face do oette muni'
cpali,e.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15
t.XPOIt rs.

EXPORTS
rAvp, nav De- h.r, ch,,;,,,o ,ooo .,L o -,
~ " " nj do a,ts. in hund,o. L"v in ~. 1871.
frun = tsr, hY,., IN ~ 49, ~. % ~.
ri,ier IN ,,f i,r,. h,eT md Inn a,r, " "
uopur p ,,,,r pa,, ,a..a; ,u, III. , e., noe
''' " hsg,;"g "a coils rom. hr,ndv ' ,cs coa "a
"r,,ri ro,aor a. F s,.' ~. a. 80 .L es'
mackerc tobacco, and hrooms
APALACHlCOiA Per schr Boina 2Sl brls -four 20 hhds
sugar, " hlds bacon ~ kegs lard, ~ pcs cast
Jugs, ll9 bris m"lOsses, aud III casks OIL
IMPORTS
ro.sr ,. e.h zo .1I . eo,,,
''i' l =, ~ mus sugar. W UTE moase''
Su'"e'' hichey. so
a SSn 10 US eoon ~ nhus sugar.
T TI 70 p aegtona "Es ss1 co. ,.o.L.
e' 10 us eo''oh' anu ~ mas
posroN Per Lnrt n;s s la . , ~. ,o on,
emuty hhIs $40 do brs 3 bhdn' nrnin, i32
bundles hay, no bills potatoes, J Mentoun, E
WV, ,,,,,, SneI'ln:, r. and Capt Williams
hEf "tsI ,fn sch feet lumber and sundry
,osr,N n io,s niaI. 10 oruer
BOSTON. Fer ship Adrian. assd mdzs.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Rad R;vs, Par ste,rer Tr.xn, AZ Ills co,,,, .,xo,r
AZ do w Onkev. III liz do Tavor Gardner co os do r
q SHARK ga d. Bncsner stInton IN. u n (ijoysr Ron
ham. OI do Adams q WhitnIl: do w Curliss. a do
Bennett Ferri,ay & 90; 20 do q NJ Lee IA do audumny
Iouisylle Per crmer salem Iu5 ncs happnp and in
cells rope Lawrence LepenJe: 10 brs mime and "a do
mess p5rk Warren Coz 5u rl. prme nofk and 6CO key,
lard Dwyer " pcs basging aud is coils rope Buk Wat,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

RGsolu que lie prottr OF la petition de N. Holmes
J McFarlanc, L. V Jourdain, W. F. c. Dupcs
sis, ct aures, protestant contro Performance de &c
consci, prcscrivant lc pavage de la rue du Cirque
en- picrros ronpes, soient rejer6s. Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

Resolu que 10 tresorier paera John Tobin, sur
ror,lre du MARE, la somme de douze piastles pour
avor relieve la lev6o, pied du wharf, 40 2, par
ordrc du voyer, Sigde,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15
JOSHUA BALDWIN. recor

Resolu que la somme de $50 piastros soft payee
Geo Doanc, pour avoir fat la lsIe des taxes Poul
1885, avec un alphabet desdtes taxes ct leurs rccus
JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15
HOW DN II DO?

ID not asking an mper'inent question, did you
ever
FLYING DUTCHMAN?
You know he belonged to Holland, and so does the
FH.A,NYO.H SHIP:
the very identical one known in London for a
hundred nights in succession. This is the real phan
tom, Sent ont like VanderIecken's venture, for the
BENEFIT OF HOLLAND
NV friend George received it per Euphrates; this
F1ying Duch,non is said to he an Amsterdam vessel;
strange story told of it; only her how it runs:
Biackwood says the ship was commanded, about a
hundred years ago, by Vanderlecken whose boast
it was, that he ould have his own way in spite Ct
the devil.
"Once on doubling thu cape, they were a whole day
trying to weather Table Bay, The wind increasing
ahead of them, aud Vunderdeckcn, walking the deck.
continued swearing icarnly. Just after sunset he
spoke by vessel, " no asked him il he did not
o 20 into the Bay that night? to which Wander.
decken, with tremendous OATH replied he would not
though he should heat about till the day Of Judgement
Vanlrrdecken never did 60 into Table Bay and is be-
lievcd to have undergone the doom he so desperately
dared His vessel is still seen in the cape seas in foul
weather, sailing against the irrccst Storm with every
stitch of canvass set, striving in vain to reach her
hone or send despnccs II relatives by other vesseSl
Wonderful, sint il! | must also mention that by par
tcular desire OF many ireuds, with the juvenile parts
of their families, 10 witness the splendid spectacle of
PETER WILKINS,
With variety other entertainments. Frerd George,
therefore, respectfully suggests that as the attrac ion
of an unusually powerful nature those who purpose
honorlnS the occasion by their presence, will Just op
il as early possible, with view of securing Their
seats; he begs to add that
TuEY WILL NOT lNrRUDE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

R6solu qnl est est nopportun d'acc6der main
truant la requdte dc la Compagnie du BAG va'
eur du du MarchG Ste, Marie. Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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wing expected on Saturday next, of the following
Grand Scheme.
RO 1000 Dollars!

5U PFtzes 0f IUUU edch!!
A UTHORlSED by the Act OF Legislature, Chapter
IN LNIlI, passed Hlarch, 1928 Extra Glass, No.
IL, for 1885, To he determined by the Drawing of the
WelIsbnrg. Glass No. 7, for 1888. 10 be drawn at
Alexandria Va. Saturday, Dec. 8, 1888.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

Serere Puaishmcnt.-S NTH, the young man, who
about two weeks since, robbed the post office in this
city, by calling for letter not his own and extracting
its conteuts, u 500 bill, has been found guilty. and
sentenced, we understand by Judge Lawrence of the
U. s. District Court, to ten years Imprisonment at hard
labor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

Resolu que lie tresorcr paera T. Ellis, SUI
pordre du MARE, Ia somne de de trente cinq pias-
tres pour avor 6tamp6 100000 bons municipaux.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15

Resolu quo 10 tresorier conmencera Ia collection
dc la take lnuncipale pour 1893, lie second jour de
janvier 1899, apres avoir donne dix jours davis
ruvance dams deux des journaux do cette vile. en-
anglais ct en- francas, ct quill intente une pour
suile con,rc toucs les personnes qui manqueront
ront de payer esdtcs taxes dams les dix jours qui
suvront la notification, pour lie montant do la take
v comprs les interets, au taux de hut pour cent,
par an, partir du ur de la notification.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15
TO MERCHANTS.

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~ sale by q. II. BLISS,
DIP rs Poydrnss
IA To Let-A Counting Room on the first
ss!M floor of 40 Camp ST, enquire at the re,nises'
llstaM, of A TUWAR.
di2
HOLES & SHOULDERS-66O in bulk, ior sale
- from the Ievec by OH BLISS,
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~ WHlrRlDGE 4 co,
di 76 Magazine s.
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d, of Thomas Toby n Brother, dissolved OF
the 10th inst. Thomas Toby is authorised to use the
name of the firm in liquidation.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MONTREAL We lenrn
through private channel, from NJ ntroa, that
the Russian Consul, of Boston, visit to the
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WILL BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
Sl5,5UO Carl TAI. PRIZE.
"a n -. .T 81 1rl :. aIn -np
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.

~ II Il w oNLlD.
Y WILL. run Mr.. John Cnmpbell's colt WAGNER
\ by Sir Charles, out of Maria West by Marian
now four years od) against any horse, mnre or geld
ing i'll the world tor twenty thousand dollars or as
much more as the aCccpur h,ay please, II rae Of
leans the fourth Monday in March, 1889. The forfeit
he one half of the stake, and the rarr to be run
agrcenbly to the rules of the Hictairle Jockey
Clue. This challenge will remain open for uccep-
lance until the fifteenth day of January, 1889.
dl 1907 JAMES : GARRISON.
ENuHAAUE READING ROOM.
fEFlil. proprietor has re-titled his Reading Room in
the -. Charles Exchange Corner OF Gravler
aud II. Charles street, IN the neatcst manner.
Besides all the principal apers Of The United Stutcs
OF every city and state the Cunadas Texas and NIrxi-
co and Havana, room is regularly and extensive
" supplied with the lacs European papers, Losd's
Lists, nul pic.'s Price Current Also with nearly
all the Literary Per odcas OF the day. and has the re-
publications Of the London, Edinburg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Barhwouds Magazine The
North American Review; the Southern Liter,r, knick-
| booker The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review tentlcmen's
Y gnzlne, American monthly Bently't Misceicny iii,
/ Mexico 'hlruiglCn Review, and variety ct others
All these Works regularly subscribed for and recei
we'd. The room IS also supplied with Lar &c variety
ct maps and aliases, Niles Register LEWIS Price Chr
lenl fOnl its commencement, Gazatcers and a ynretv
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The most active & intelligent news collectors are en-
poyed, give the earliest arrivals aud no pains nor ar
pense will be spared to render this Reading Room the
| first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resou que dams ropnon de ce conseil il est in.
opportun dannu!ler, canceler gu deliver aux par
tics aucun bon on bons d'aucun officer gu astres
personncs qui ont 66, sunt on peuvert etre EN-.
ployes par cettc municipalte.
Sign6,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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And others, amounting to 81 20 GS8.
Tickets s. 5O-,Ilnlves 25-Quarters Gol
Packages of 25 Tickets for 500 30, warranted 10 draw
at eas, $40 Packages OFFS Half Tickets S3I IS, war
raute,i to draw at least Sl5 Packages of IS Quarter
Tickets $i5 63; wnranlodto draw NJ least 81 So
For packages OF siuglo tickets. apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
do Is thartres st
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CA L,Ll

INEU.
e HE Prncpo Of the English French and Spnnisb
academy, No. II, 81. Charles street announces
10 his friends and the public with satista, ton that hs
institution is in successful operuton that he hopes
soon to hay. his compliment of pupils, which will be
limited 10 fifty.
Re takes This opportunity of assuring parents that
notlnS shall be wanting, which NAV contribute to the
comfort and improvement of their sons.
DE-: IS23
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GEOR iE w. SMITH,


SVrgeon DeattSt from Phiiadeiphta,
EOS 10 inform the ladies and gentlemen of New Or
Ab leans that he has located hinselfat
No. loo, Canal Street, opposite The State House,
where he will be happy 10 attend any professional
engagements.
G W Smith mt having previously visited this city
taxes the liberty OF extracting from recommended
Tory letters that he bears, the following testimonials
from those who have known him long nd intimately.
From The Rev. S II Tying, of Philadelphia
II take great pleasure yng that have had idera
pe acquaintance With air. NTH both PERSONAL and in the
gentleman highly worthy of the patronage hich he re-
tosi"efod superior, and feel satisfied that
G be reposed in him by those less acquainted with
in VI" be well repaid by his discharge ofdues
me pei onaly and for members of my family.
STEPHEN TYING.
From Rev Robertson, Missionary Syra Greece
Il waited in Philadelphia give Or. Smith fair opportu-
my OF putting teeth in order This he has done in
mastery manner, and the gentleHess Sc and skill with
winch ne conducts his operations equaed only by pa.
TENT perseverance, in giving thing the highest finish
shall in future be saved only suffering but also
much Yau' bic time &c. &c.
References in New Orleans:..
Jacob Wilcox, Esq.
Thus. Allen, Clarke & Co..
Slocomh, Richards a Co, New Orleans.
William Clarke Jun Esu
Cuthhert Bul ut Esq.