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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

TN7REE HILL COURSE.-The following stakes are
to come off over this Course, Spring Meeting les:
l. Swecpstake Tor colts and fllirs thee years old
entrance 5000 forfeit lG0-nne subscribers, and closed.
,. Sweepsake for colts and fI:rs, out Of untiied
mares-cntrance $50, forfeit $lop-tcn subscribers;
closed on the Isl day Of January ISIS.
g. Swee pstake also, for colts and hIlles raised and
owned in the counties Of Essex and King \ Queen
entrance so, forfeit 21-seven subscribers and closed
!. Svecpstakc for colts and hl!:cs-entrancc SlCO,
forfeit 5O-to name and close before the LIST day
Of April ISIS; four more 10 make race now three
subscribers, and promises we'll
s. Swecrsakr for colts and flies- entrance 500 for.
felt 25-to name and close the st day Of April, 1875
now two subscribers-All the above stakes are mile
heats.
Any gentlemen wishing to become subscribers TO the
open stakes, do by writing to the subscr.
bcr describing the coli FLY, sire and dam, or Ue-
fore the LIST day Of April, 1885.
JOHN P. WHITE.
Trnc Hill Feb - lS3S S2-Wiw
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from severe confusion the uce lie douGilcssiy re-
ceiyed violent shock In this situation II IL Prooaoir
he was nsensibe suffering, and unconscious Of Ills
lonely he'd quickly sunk into the arms Of death.
ILcesbme Genius u Liberty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

communication in The U. S. Gazette states that Mr.
Edward Tonkin, Of Gloucester county, in New Jersey,
has pair of short horned Durham cattle, about Ave
years old, which, it is estimated by good judges will
weigh three thousand sir hundred pounds each.
Mr.. Nj. Mcilhenney, farmer Of Loudnun county,
Va brought 10 GEORGETOWN market last week two Hoas
of the Chester Breed which he sold, for $50 and
The other Cor S35. The FIRST weighed 80 pounds, and
he latter 54o pounds.
AT WrSDsoR, CoSS.-The paper mill Of r. g. J. Nj.
Niles was burnt the Both u Loss from $50 600 10
$4,000; insurance: $4,000.
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$50, OGO--.15,OOO
YirGinia STATE Lottery.

For the benefit ofthc Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association, Class No for 1899, to be drawn at Alex
audria, Va on Saturday, February "a, 1888
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000,
$4,000, $4,000, 900.
10 prizes of $1,000
20 do. 800, &c.
Tickets S10-Half S5-Quarter 50 so. Certificates
of packages Of . Whole Tickets Sl20-Shares in pro-
portion.
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S6O,GOO---2J,00O.
Alexandria Lottery.

Class No , to be drawn at Alexandria, D. c.. on Sa.
turday oath March, 1885 No. Lottery and 10 drawn
ballots. Containing the following
GRAHD CAPITALS.
s6OOoO, s25 900, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
$500 s. 900, $1,000. $1,000, 81 900, S3,000 $4,000,
800 $4,000 Of 81 600, Of 81 800, so Of SSUO, 50
of 500, &c. &c
Tickets $2U halves $40, quarters s., eighths 50 So
Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets $500 90
do. % half do. l30 90
do. 25 quarter do. Is 90
do. % eighth do. 80 80
Ordcrs for Teketsand Shares or Certificates of Pack.
ages in the above Magnificent Schemes will receive the
most prompt attention. and official account Of each
dra,cing sent Immediately after il is over Address,
u. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
Feb [s2-5t] Richmond, Virginia.
EHRINTlNG lNK.-Just received al this Office a
e supply Of Johnson a. Durants Wtnter -Ht,cs Ink,
which will be sod fer IS cents per pound, fur Cash.
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Jan g,

EEUSCOE GARRETT, 1t0rnsy at Lntc, has re-
l7N moved 10 Tappahannock, the County Seat of Es
sex. and will devote his time exclusively to his profess
,ion-he will attend the Courts of Essex King Queen,
King William, and Richmond counties. Persons with
whom he is not acquainted referred 10 Messrs Lewis
Webb Il Co., Bintord Brooks, Gay Il Co.. RIchmond
Messrs Geo. Il. Dobyns, and r. l.. Puts, lappahan.
flee Immediately opposite the Tavern OF COL danger.
field
January RI el-w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

naINGO will stand for mares the ensuing season, to
W. commence the 18th Of February, and terminate
the ls Of July 1878, Coopers Ferry, opposite Pha
dephia-terms 100 dollars, and dollar to the Groom,
10 be paid within the season. and before the removal Of
The Mares Mr. William Cooper will furnish paslurage
in abundance, Of the best kind, moderate terms III
the immediate vicinity Of the stand Of The horse; and
hay and will be supplied, if desired by the quaint.
w. at the market prices Also suitable accommodations
on reasonable ierms for Persons who may be sen, in
charge Of the Mares The Stables extensive, safe
and very superior
Every attention will be given 10 guard against acct
dents and escapes but liability will be incurred for
either The charges for keeping Mares to be paid
before their removal Pedigrees with the Mares will lie
acce Ptable, and will be recorded. G. IRVINE.
Philadelphia, Jan. 90 1899 1c-2awet
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M,ssAcuusETTs ASD RHODE IsIaSD.-The Supreme
Court uf The United States engaged upon the
case Of he Sntc RiOdc fiam The Sate Of HaSSachu
scttS The facts of that chiefly these. BY the
Charter Of massachusetts Bay, the Southern boundary
OF that Colony fixed at line running East and
West through The head OF Charles river. A century
EGO or upward, Commissioners were appointed to run
the line, and they fixed upon the head of Charles river,
and run the line accordingly. Rhode slan complained
Il! the time, that the Commissioners did not fix upon
the true head Of the river, bat that another head farther
North tie true head aud she seeks 10 set aside
The Old boundary, and 10 establish one, which
wond give her little strip Of territory with about five
Thousand inhabitants Oil il.
Massachusetts has PLEADED TO the jurisdiction of the
Court and that is the pnnL present under consdera
ton. Mr.. Attorney General Austin opened the case for
Massachusetts, and he followed by MIR. Hazard, WHO
oprucd the for RhnIc Island. Mr. Southland of n
jersey at The last accounts, closing for Rhode Is
land and Mr. Webster will close the for Massachu
srts All accounts agree in representing the opening
remarks Of MIR. Austin extremely ubc and eloquent
Upon the point IF jurisdiction, are inclined to think
that the is against u.s. though believe, that upon
the main question shall beat opponents If we
remember Alright Massachusetts has sort OF claim TO
the whole State Of Rhcdc Island and if that is the case
perhaps had better file in claim by way OF Offset
Boston .3HaS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

SPANISH CoMMIssoY.-The Commission for adjust.
ing the claims Of merchants for indemnity under the
Convention between the United States and Spain, clos.
ed It's session of eighteen months this day. The duties
OF Mr.. Henry being sole COMMISSIONER have been ar
duous, and occupied his unremlting attention to the
last day. The pr"prely Of extending the Commission
this day is manifest from the fact stated u.s. that the
memorial of the largest claimant not filed until ga.
lutdaY last-LIOlc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

Drawing Of WesDurg Lottc!y, 10: y 1oE 110V
drawn 2Gh inst
2 3S "a I3 II II % ] 81 ~ %
Nos IS 50, another capital, sold at the counter to
gentleman from the country in package. Always
apply to Hoyt for prizes he is the pet son OF MADAME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

NoRTuERS FRoSTIER.-Ccl. Worth, with detach-
men Of troops, Inns made descent upon the late Navy
islanders ut Fredona and captured three hundred stand
OF arms. amrnu milton. Nc. &c This is and sad
blow these digniiicd Canadian invaders.
NoMISArioNs.-T'he President has nominated to the
Senate Enos T. Throop, of the Custom house N. York.
10 be Charge dAfares to Naples, Jesse Hny to be Col
lec.or OF New York. and VIM. S. Coe to be Naval Off.
Ger Of the same mort.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery.

Class No | for 1899, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, Va.
on Saturday, February II, 1875
MosT SPLENDID PRIzEs.
prize Of $4,000
do $4,000
do $4,000
do $4,000
$4,000, $4,000, 81 .94O-5O prizes of 5 ,0O0 &c &c
Tickets $40 half So, quarter 81 go certificates of
packages OIL - whole tickets, $l3O-Shares in proper
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

TENO FISHERMEN" have on hand supply Of
cotton twne, suitable for hauling seines, which we
will sell certainly low, if not lower, than can be
bought in this market. we shall keep supply through
the WYATT & WHITE.
Jan 20 II-2aWIW
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APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and ,eih the adries and consent If The Senate.
DEPUTY PosTMAsrERs.
William l.. Homlndieu. at Norwich, Connecticut
James j. Godfrey, at Monroe. Michigan.
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Aug IS

rE'IE Public especially Females cautioned n:nst GER
IL tin JOHN t;ARNETT, born in Kin. William cnunty
Virginia migrated Missouri about the year S' ana VINO has
proven rabc deliberately pcrrctrin. acts OF the most
wccuras. The said J"nS GSRNEIT alter having
las suuo>cl respectable female Missouri to very
returned 10 virginia me ast Su"i ah'
married widow lady the county, whom he has lett prnnlcS
having her property Of six negroes and omc
household furniture into money which he TOOK the rccuuton
take with him: also sury articles belonging TO Others m the
n.iy horhuu-n frequently pursued by him. IL 10 true
m q hy himself ha; married several ladies' whom he
had having converted his all they we're pos"
srS oil. appearance, nout the n!ir sl|r very
hct ha and eve. cue hands,nc black heard, fond OF ajins
nurses gamble, some, DRINKS occasionally When lie lett her,
with the intention Of going 10 the West IN when cnu nc
has ~ He'd much JAMES H. fDA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

The Globe of Wednesday night, after some remarks
upcH pamphlet circulating in Washington. purpnrting
he n correspondence between member OF The Scien
tic cn.ps attached 10 The Exploring Expedition and the
Secretary Of the Navy, says -" The publication O! these
letters and their circulation in pamphlet iorn by
member ri the scientific corps, is particularly repre-
hcns!bp, al moment when the most active and vgor
efforts being made 20 prepare proper vessels Tor
this expedition, and get them 10 sea. The iii health Of
Commodore Jones' and The Of confidence in The
qualities of the vessels, expressed by other officers who
have been invited to take charge Of the expedition, have
compelled The Navy Department to make sumo allera
tons in The force aud 10 remode! the squadron. This
is hrinc done in 10 meet the ust expectations
Of the public, and take pleasure in stating that the
expedition will shortly depart its destined voyage OF
exploration and discovery The late gales Of wind upon
our coast rendered it desirable thai of national
vessels should be sent out 10 the merchantmen
that might be in distress The brig and schooner
ready for sea, and have bee ud;cously employed Oh
this service This will delay The sailing Of the squad
ron as they will return in few days, be relieved by
others. which preparing to form The home squadron
contemplated by Congress"
We are happy to Learn, that Commodore Rdgely has
received instructions send the briggs Pioneer and Con
sort. and schooner Active Immediately to sea- 10 give
relief and protection 10 distressed vessels bound to our
ports. The Pioneer will cruise in the truck Of home
ward bound vessels to Boston and other Eastern pors-
The Consort will cruise between Sandy Hook and the
South Shoals Of Nanluchet and the Active will cruise
between Sandy Hook and the Cnpes Of Virginia. for the
benefit Of vessels bound the Chesapeake and Delaware
rivers They are all well found with extra provisions
and men, and were 10 20 to on Saturday, the 9th
ult-yT. Y american.
ExrLoRISG ExrEplTIoS. The last arrangement com
munraed 10 the public specifics the sloops of war Pea
cock and VinceHacs the store ship Relief and the schr
Active, The squadron, and Commander Gregory The
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WTERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursu

>Thc Western papers viii no houb, benefit the public nr
SO-wJtE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

meeting Of citizens Of B"ston held at Faneui
Hall on Thursday last TO take into consideration the
subject of unncxng Texas 10 the United States. The
assembly was called to order by Francis jackson, and
organized by the appointment Of Amasa Walker as
Chairman. and Edmund Quincy as Secretary. Resolu-
tons against The annexation uf Texas were read, ad
vocntcd by several speakers, and unanimously adopted
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. |, 1898.
The Treasury issued up 10 this date, under the
provisions of the act of Congress of 9th October 1887
entitled An act 10 authorize The issue Of Treasury
notes. amount to 81 ,904 %.
The amount received for duties, md in payment OF
debts as appears by the returns made up The same pc.
Rod, is about 81 1921 500.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of The Teasury
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J AMES II. FDN,
JOSEPH TUCK,
THOMAS ORREL,
JOHN y. fDN.
TfI0S. DhBSEY,
IIN. WHITE,
WM. :. RSl.AND,
JAMES FDN.
JAMES COOKE.
JOSIAH RliRi,I'Ss.
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TIDEON LANGSTON-Take notice, that we shall
g u proceed 10 take the dispositions Of DR.. Charles
Quurles and others, at Mechancsve, in the county Of
Louisa Thursday, the LIST day of aIarch next, be-
dcncc in sui, in Chanccry now pesding in the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chaneery for Louisa
IT, in which you are plaintiff and we and others de.
fndants-and it from any cause the said dispositions
shall no, be commenced and completed on that day,
shall proceed from day to day between the hours,
till com pleted-when and where you may attend, if you
choose NATHANIEL MILLS,
DAVID THOMSON,
JOHN r. QUARLES.
Executors IF Ralph Guarics, dcr,ased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

SNLOVER SEED We have on hand, and shall
a. keep constantly through the season, supply of the
freshest and best Clover Seed, selected by agent
prcsslv for this market. WYATT & WHITE.
Jan 20 1T-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

FHIOBACCO LAND FOR ShLE.-The subscriber,
q as attorney in fact for Douglas Muir, ohers for
sale tina, valuable tract Of land lying in the county OF
Dinwidde on Butter wood Creek about four miles from
Darvlls Old Store, which the said NJ ur atey es!t.
ed This contains about $500 acres neury one half
of which is in woods of original growth and capable of
producing good Tobacco. The improvements consist Of
comfortable dwelling house. and all the necessary
houses Mr. Muir having removed TO the State OF Mis-
souri, the subscriber is authorized to sell great bar
gain in the above tract of land, which will be shewn to
any person disposed view the same by MIR Gusavus
a. Muir residing the premises. Persons disposed
10 purchase will please communicate with the subscriber,
at the city OF Richmond during the sitting Of the Legs
laure and after that PERIOD address TO 'Macon Post Of
fee, Powhatan county" JOHN w. NASH,
attorney in fact far Douglas .Huir.
Jan % 1S-wiw
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& MELlA ACADEMY All letters and papers for
IA The members of this Institution should hereafter be
directed "Union Post Office, Powhalan." A few va.
cances still 10 be filled. WM. II. HARRISON.
Feb g Si-w2w-
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January IL


las, as further Indulgence cannot be gwen
POLLY c. SHIELDS. Eleea,rih.
ALEXANDER {. SMITH. Ertcntor.
Mount Ebba. Cumberland, Jan. ~. U-w4w-
a MrROVED STOCK FOR SALE.-My imported
Z thoroughbred Short horn Durham Bull, Patrt.
ciun' five years od-not intending 10 breed IN and in,
will sell bargain in him.
PYnIGRrE-Pntrc.an imported in 1898. (bred by the
Rev H. Berry got BY Martin, dam b. WharfdaIe grand
dam prma by Men;sr. g dam Pretty Lass by Harold
g g. g dam Pretty Maid By Charsrs Duke z. SIS.
dam BY Charges Grey Bull, &c. &c in direct line
to the S,udey Bull Martin by BeIzoni, dam Rosanna
by North Star, Surprise by Major, Red Rose BY Var
brough. b. Favor;te, Punch. Fojambo Hubback, &c,
vc-Bezoni by North Star. dam Cleopatra by lancas-
ter, (sold in r. Ceilings sale for tG00) grand dam by
George, Favorite: Comets sreD &c, &c.
Also, > Calves OF Patricians get. male and female
several pair Pigs Of the Surry breed and some Ram
Lambs by my imported South Down Ram,
Any disposed 10 purchase can see the above by
applying TO Mr.. Allen, my Overserr at Beaver Dam
farm, Goochland county. CORBlS WARWICK.
January 90 77-wiw'
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$4,000! so of 81 600!
VirSlssia State lottery,

Tickets S2O-urdcr them from
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14
PARKER,s ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c

- AoShi lhopIN ANS &C.
Journal of an Exploring Tour beyond the
- Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
A c f Nj, performed in the years 1885, '36 and
~; containing description of the geography, &c.
oiogy, climate aud productions and tho nun or,
manners and isloms of the natives; with Il Map
OF Oregon Territory, by Rev. Sam cI Parker, A Nj.
Inc River aud the Desert; or Rrcolleulons of
the Rhone and the Char;reuse; by Miss Pardoe,
author oflhe t ity Of the Su tan, &c. in , vols.
Tie Robber, Tale, by the author OF Rlchelcn,
Tn Gypsy, Atliiui in 2vols.
he Two Fhrts; Adren ure in a Country
House, aud other Tales, by Lady B!ossnglon, L i.
Bulwer, Mrs Norton, Barry IornwalI, Mrs Gore,
Captain Medwln, and others; in , vols
The Lie aud Adventures OF Nichols Mic eby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Pnz, No.
Just clyod and tor sale by
BENJAMIN LEVY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14

A CARD.
THNHE undersigned have opened house in this civ
l. for the purpose of tran, acting
GENERAL CONMlSSlON BUSINESS.
OFFICE, No. 10 GRAvIER STREET, Ur STAIRS.
ii LEVY.
The house at Grand Gulf Miss, will be continued
in the above nume.
References.
GG c, L M;,,hd & Small New Orleans. La
H b Hill Il Co, Louisville, Ky.
John NJ Gilmore, Nicksburg, Miss.
a' uiPe Moore @asS"t co, 20 Grand Gulf Miss.
Silts Lilluid, Natchez, Miss
New Orleans July Il, 1888. ivl9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14

4 FEAtTlFI1l, bend ofl'nir j. III" rrahdrs' or"a
,urs fp p}n ne@ nm he ., % @ 'on
ss , - "n ;,'~ ',cearahce % o'n age which u
evs, t 49, :" oe'ns 1"'aVerrt. ana sometimes
tl; 70 "vosn "a" ,ej's anh sneers OF
s.ouan,l. sht, H. =" ,.ea peS are ron
Sr' y, refinement. In short. mt even the
,, ,,S ''e generous ihnkre tc,'th with
r.. s'nNne shHn as does the loss Of hs hair
MI, r - I 'I "nPie' hi'' e'fr,ihsfn,cs' 'drfEe
H., t;a,, 1l .if mn ron ffi'ing on IN tho
ile ~ rndto" new no,.es rrs,o m nss ~
NM . pt , e. tn oW M" "lsN,iS l,teNrh's ING
t,ro, j, fro,, ,.r S,. ~ ~ n'".',u.it' e'"
rcsn.cto i,;t, in ,,nntt nf ,ho .. U MI, ~ H.S'
Balm are show, he ,t ,o,tin. VI "'a'''ses
"''' "'N ''0r ~, ., ''e ''"in ."'''
u eead inc ioH""tng--
Robert Whtrton, Esq late Mn,or IF plIln taIph
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14

WANTED.
IA Brig Schooner capable Of carrying
,FAM from Cot 100000 feet lumber to load at East
.SAAaRG Point, Mobile Bay and proceed to Havana
Applyto LEVI H. GALE,
ju131 SO Common strestl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14

NEW BOOKS.
fHNHt American Democrat or hints on the social and
Il civil relations of the United States. By ]. Feni-
more Cooper.
The Two Flirts; or, Adventures in a Country House;
and other tales, by Lady Bessngton, F l. Bulwer MIS-
Norton Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore Captain Mcdwn,
The River and the Desert by Miss Pardoe, author of
the City of the Sultan.
The Casket of ,iens, the Gift Of an Uncle and Aunt
with fine wood engravugs bv Anderson.
Just received and for sale by WIN MckEAN,
Jel6 Camp and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14

FOR PROVIDENCE
4; The copper fastened and cnppered brig
tyFfM NEPTUNE, Capt. X. Leavitt, having une
- half finer ca, go engaged, will have despatch,
tor balance of freight or passage having good
modaons, apply to the Captain on beard, foot of De-
lord street. or to
CHASE & DlXEY,
augll Custom House
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14

POStN nENS>-7Ob Is rosin drpss, lunding and
III for sale BY JTHA\ER 4 Co,
Jy - PoydraS street.
GAVE 4 SCHAFFER'S Compoun Fuld Elk.
" tract Of SarsapurillA. ior the of OF siinu,e
erupiions of the skin; plmples or pustule> of the
lace; bles viii h arise from an impure state of tho
blood scaly cru rtions; ms in he bones; chrome
rheumatism; lie t r; scrotuia, or kings evil; whit
swelling; syphilitc diseases, AID all disorders
arising from impure stute of the blood by Il long
residence in no climate, the njudicous use Of
mercury.
Also, Cave & Schafi' rs Worm Syrup, or In.
FAINT Preservative: the best preparation now extant
Among which are the tnllowng:-Indan Dye.
for colorlng the hair; Bears Oh; Russian Bear
Grease; Pomatum; ichaws Free lie Wash: SUI
perior Pearl Powder; Lily White; Cream of Roses;
Vegetable Roug"; Otto of Rose; Lip Suvc; Krc-
osite Tooth Wash; CHrbonic Dentriicc; Orange
FlsNer Wa er; Powder Putfs an Boxes; Amer
can Charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce vlas;
? eston Salts; Cologne; kreosote Tooth.ache
Drops; Hair Brushes English Dressing Go Is.
luoan Hair O;-wth variety of other PERI
meries, &c. For sale by
l. w GLENN'S ERFUMERIES.
J c TRINCHARD,
Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-14

CARD.
NATHANIEL TOWNSEND having located him
self in New Orleans for the purpose OF ransacting
General Agency and Commission business, would re-
specially solicit from the public share of their pa
tronage
Having house in Texas, he viii attendtu the trans
acting Of any business that may be desired in that
country and will guarantee prompt and unremitted al
tcntion 10 all business entrusted to his charge, and
faithful application lin accordance with nstructions) of
all funds that may come into his hands.
Office in New Exchange, on Graver street, opposite
to Rev MIR Clapps church, and adjoining Gibsun's
reading roorn.sign of the rcxian Consulate.
New Orleans, November %, 1887
References.
s ss;; w "i''Es, Bush 4 Co. New York.
Alvarez Fisk Nachez, Miss.
Il NJ Sirolh ) l.ouls, Mo.
John T ur Y, Louisville, Ky.
DIR Jon sree, II pkInsve, Ky. m2s 6m