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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

pc SOUTHERN MECHANIC will be printed
double medium sheet, with good type,
published every Saturday morning, at
y DOLLARS per annum, pavahle In ad-
Ig' or SIX DOLLARS if payment is de-
ed to the end Of the year
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16


The London papers announce another Grand
Gala in the city, at which the Queen will lass
tend.
sTHE INTENDED GRkND ENTERTAINMENT TO
HER MAJESTY AT GotpsMIrH's HALL--Ths
most extensive preparations, on o scale of sur
passing grandeur, have commenced at Gold
smiths Hall in the city, for the entertainment
of the Queen, who has most graciously con-
sented to accept heinvitation Of this the rich
est Company in the world. The festival is ar
ranged to take place on the e4th of May, when
magnificent dress-balIw will be presented; that
afterwards there shall be q banquet in the SUE
perb hall or dining room oftthe Company, the
grand painted window of which is to be lllu-
minated from without by jetsof gas light, and
within the noble suits ofrooms are TO be lighted
with gas in glass, so as to produce the effect
of moonlight. the rarest flowers and exotics
will add to the decorations, and 1T Is sand q
miniature lake, containing gold and silver fishes,
will be prominent and novel part Of the spec
tacle.--Vocal and instrumental performers Of
first rate talent are to be engaged. 1t is not
generally known that the carpet in the banquet
room is valued at 1000 guineas, and that the
chairs cost 40 guineas each.'
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16
POETRY,
THINGS | DO NOT, AND HAVE NOT
KNOWN.

A married man | do not know,
Who's free from noise and strife,
A single man do not know,
Who would not have wife.
A woman have never known,
Who would not married be,
A woman have never known,
Who married and was free.
Inever knew an aged man,
Who truly wished to die,
Inever knew youthful man,
Who never breath'd sigh.
Inever knew an idle man,
Whom Satan could not hire.
Inever knew a trading man,
Who never proved liar.
Inever knew witty man,
Who ever wealthy was,
| never knew simple man, ..
But meddled with the laws.
Inever knew singing man,
Who did not relish wine,
Inever knew rhyming man,
Who meier went out to dine.
A homely maid | neve" knew,
Who SO herself believ'd,
A handsome maid never knew,
Who could not be deceived.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

Governor MARCY arrived at Sackets Harbor
on the end inst. He is expected here on Sat-
urday of this week. 1t is stated upon goets
authority that number of the pirates eng lged
in the burning of the Sir Robert Peel have keen
arrested, and, committed, and that some 10 or
70 others have fortified themselves on one OF
the thousand islands in the st. Lawrence. A
Mr. Scanlau, one of the supposed leaders Of
the band, was admitted to bail at Watertowns .
few days ago, but the Governor, we UNDER
stand, refused to recognize the bail, and gave
orders to arrest Mrs. He had however, abb
Seconded, and the last accounts state that Off
GERS were in pursuit ofhm. m.-O Osicego Herald
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

------ =. ~ : - " ------- u NJ 1,
The Editor Of the Raleigh Reriat1f riVe< III
following pleasing anecdote Of Chief 7a.f}co
Marshall;
"CHIEF JusTIcE MARSHA WE Heard re-
Gently an anecdote Of this distinguished man,
which SO strongly illustrates the dignity, and
simplicity of his character, thatswe venture to
relate it hoping that it may come into the hands
Of his future biographer, and be woven into the
thread Of his narrative. Il occurred ID this
city, on the occasion of the Chief Justices per-
iodical visite to bold the federal court for this
district. The old crier of the court having re-
moved or died, the marshal, Gen. Daniel Sc
lected new recruit and gave him some days
beforehand the necessary proclamations and
forms to commit to memory, that he might bo
au fat when the court met. The important
day at length arrived and the crier with his
" task we'll conned," made his appearance, at
tracting the attention Of every one BY the loffi-
ness of his stride, and an air of conscious self
Importance which he made no effort to conceal.
Every thing went off admirably at first. The
p.ocamations to jurors, witnesses, &C., were
roared out most sonorously, and the time iiav-
ing arrived for charging the grand jury, the
Chief Justice pulled out his well-thum5ed pepsr,
and waiting few moments for the usual eau
tion ofsilence to be given by the crier, but OBJ
serving no movement to that effect, commences
ed the charge. He had proceeded some way
in it when the crer, aroused from his revere,
found what was going on, and considering the
whole matter informal, with the quickness of
thought stepped into the bar between thecou
and Jury, addressing the Judge ina mandatory
voice cried--"Slop sir! Stop sir" The Chief
Justice, who seemed to see in moment though
the whole transaction, insteadof ordering the
crer to prison for contempt stopped as COM
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

Every body condemns scandal; yet Meth
ing circulates more readily--evsn cold Is lees
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-16

tenn, can scarcely be less tllab lifly millions oi
dollars--of which the States Of Indiana md
Illinois viii have to expend about forty mile
lions. ~
The cause is glorious, and worthy. the fora-
sight and energy Of the vigorous young conn
munities that have embarked IN it--aild that
will, with the blessing Of God, IN d few sh6r<
years, carry itforward to a triumphant com.
pletion. "a, & asf j. w. s.
Maumee City, Ohio. g,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03
ss.ss EsW AZ. 4.
% Magazine STkEE


EOSTPH kNE1"rLE, \ Co.-imnortfS OF r" -.
~ and Domestic Hardware, arc receiving ron ~
r,,e and me ,tlnnc Cities direct from tue Mnnutac
49, 49, -, ,ani,n assortment of Fancy and Heavy
iarlware Comprising every article III '.e line "hie"
they offer low. ..1 81, coll and
tnuntry Merchants and others invited to can ni''
.xt iIn;, stork which consists, in part, OF tnhie;
butchers. pocket sudicr's and straw knives plated an"
Britannia tea spoons, needles, pins hooks n, eyes, r
tr;., ,,l iolnnrh ware brushes, blank books AM, pa
per- looking ausses, uNiIs, VICES, screw p"lrs, n'n'
slrdgc aud nail hammers, smiths bellows AneI""n ",,p
En~IisI hiis,r east shear German and crowley Steel
,.,rl ,nnn;s race ox and log chain, weedmg Louis
nnn and clubbing hoes Mnltocks pick axes, corn 9l&
grass SC, thes Collins Kings and Summons cnyI'HH
axes, wrought horse and cut mills, cotton ana "ou
rnrls rolcc and corn niills,p4neS and plai
els gauges, locks, sad. irons, hooks and u
pistols, shot, powder aud liquor iai>s,pet
powder tea fish, brass and bell Metal
knob chest, trunk and puu oekS, bfldle
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03
B-FE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

GREENBitlha COZ mi !, Nii1niNiA.
FEHliiS mvonte watering p"cr IN i,e 'hpth i,l
Virginia, - miles Yves Oh ''u - in
the White 3uipHhf VIII p o1 open III u"o $500; t
reception oi company. hi"iF i'hl''''"'t -
nave been nude since NE last season; u spacious 'a
np'i, ana hi''" % e'.'7 " - ',,,,,l,,;,,.
added ami nov finishing; an 'rIIns nec'n'iioonli"iS
ny the lstot July, Tor 2'V VISITORS an eSetlleh f
pix road hls been eonsruclGh aS'5 ny ''e S,''lhS
ana ihtersFcthi9 tHe N'"o".'u u'iii 80 d. n;a
uurg. Over ,iis road, by direction oi the pos, Once
department, MeSSfs, beiall, NaI>u' ~ co s. me :"
aml coachrs Will rum post ONCE prlhg estapt'Shed
at the springs, visitors may receive news ana CORES
onl daily, east ana "est. W ''F ''',a' '' r
OF these waters, the prorel"fT heea not speak. hey
aave been analysed ny able ana pfoessH chemists ana
bund to hold III soilti N a th, Vtiu'o'e a'eue"'S VI
tue most celebrated springs III fnTht'. .
The conalnauo ! contains nllc,l 'Su''n'rei'e' ny
rosen, sui ate "i aaSnestt 'onipn9teo I'M, CIR
Donate Of Lane, Snhate OF oo1", aallitt VI s9old
aud fiul1ate", haShaso, IN, Saturry e t u Mtn
TT" e>hihed n DISEASES itten ~ ieI',s, 'l'i c'ii"n
&c affections OF the stomach li'ef, hh' po"e'S' ,lta'h-
heo"s affections on o,seases =, J sN'' ' 'o''y ''o
potent OF olcaclons can ne toui'.
Extensive bnMnS esahShn''n5 of no'i, sexes 'iaVe
been erected e"n'i9 nohS 10 'l'' i'us ~; I'''
at aii 'l,as ENJOY ie erl''" ''''''s'' VI '''''' o'
hign and wholeSo ne ehec!s' :,,
MAJOR Nhlaih f"Ss VIII c"l'.n'o ''i ~: >" ~, ny w
aee VI tae sprihS' rNe's A l, lou WI M H. T., 49,;
the par, ni Tue Proet9fS' sh'li pe ~
ofthe due S"P"" I'll u'ip''''' ''lo Va ''' l"''' l"'
onaSe' NJ, ,,, :. ; 40, L.,
The pfoPfemfs OIL me 'lud .'pslu' plies w X "'
liberal IN Tue recelp' !" hotSs oi l 81 i'n a'i" wv
,,,, MANILA 'cNN' Me. -, , u,
Wfoi- nsc'osulrS NJ Nn'a '''i " ; NV a'",e'
"a Dlth NanhF'y u ,'oi,oa.? I r, I ~ ~
PehdlN, coh'ainh. ,P'ut " ''et'l't'N II y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03

ErAI De IA LDIiSIANt.-Cuu du Premier bis
ulri Judciure.
{ 'Ei,T DE LA l.DlISlA.>E, A tons ceu1 que
z presrues cCnccmcnr, Shul:-Altcr du que
William i!nrkcv uvHnt ncteiG uEc yente tuiie par
lie Sher de la puuisse h'trlcuis, IN prOmiCIe caIHes
drcrite sest uddreSc trctc lie crle touf on la die
vente Tut enrcgistrce lie 5ene Jour lie Mai de l'annGe
1883 pour IN uv- commencement nre de la legis
ature tie aiat de Ia luu!siane, lulliuie "Acte pHni
conirmcr les titles ucquercms aux veutos judic
aires, upprnuse lie 10 Mars 1884 Gull soft cnnnu,
uutes personres ucI t&ers sunt par pro ercs
mCes de Fiat de la Louisiana ct de Ia CoUr ou
Premier ID lrlc Judlcnrc, qui poiInieH nvnlr droit
la propricC cl-apcs decfito, en- consequence dun de
uut de iorne dams oIdrr, lie dorrc lie lu9emenl de
cour, Yeru duqneI Ia vente Ce tnlte, de ontt
rre- ut1ute I,rsiIiIC duls destination, lavis GU la
tens ct lt mode de Ia Vene, pour ant cause
que oonuuc, de fare voif dams ene outs de
publication de avis ppurquo la ais uite lie
scftit pas cOntrmec Ell hnmnlOsu
La lte propretc tut vemue par lie sheriff sus-dit lc
cret lie cour' eudu lie .rime dc Nurs, de lanee
1888, tuus fatIirr de " illian Nuckey v. Samuel
Ben, No. l5,135 du docket de ecitc tuur, nquelle
venle lie dit William Mackey, o'est rCrdu ucqutreur
pour lie prix de $},2UD pant.
Description do la Prophets d'apre ln transfer Judci-
ARE, SAVIOR.
/ IN certain lot tie teric, comrrlstpl les baisses
ct umelIontuls, Situ" on Ia parosst' Il ans, dan
ict horut par les ss lie la Nonyele Levft, Louisa
Paul aud Dnlord, .sIsue Far lie No 8 dapies I'M pluf
dressc par G T Nmro Darurt Noyor General, IL II
/ ncccnhte 1884, ct devost en- fctue tie Felix Giu',
n0tairc public, CONNIE plan No II, lie dit lot Diet ere
mesrant vinet Pieds, roucrs face d | rsr dc Ir
NuuycIie esGr, snAHnc qurHc pietis de Iruonheur di
cote qu ouche lie lot No s. Ell qnare viug picls sep
popces ct qtlat.e ligues eu lrannrcur~ lu cote gu
touche la propretc npreseh on dettiiere appare
.ant a Goodall,erayant dix neut PEGS ou2c p0uce
de large dams In proio deur, t; ilce Il allie
Nos is, t, 20 ana ..
liur nu du Gr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03

( aSgiiNrS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.us
b landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-yIZ ::
10000 feet glass best quality, from &NIo 23N2@;
800 kegs white lead, pure 800 do green paint, i'll %
libr keys; n doz lnpanedt Tor s%ns;iDOib ithrage;
26 doz splendid 10000 ground rushe also Of00U0 and
OOo do leases crome green in powder superior article
DO do IN cans large assortment of sash tools of every
size aud quality; sable pencils ior artists flat marking
brushes tor merchants artists coors III oil ready pre-
pared IN boxes, fitted n with all necessary brushes
artist teols Ne.
Flake aud rnmitv wr,tc 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large aud choice
sortment of paints, dry colors oil tufpeutnr, varsl
Nc., for sale wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDEI.Ll,
900
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03

M ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
y ~ Castomhouse street, opposite the postotlice.
''fIe subscribers receiving from their fac
tories in New y or5, and will keep constantly
hand general assortment Of Marble Mantle Pieces
of superior workmanship and of the latest patterns
made of tho best Egyptian, Italian, irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, i'omts and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain silis and lutels
marble !acings hearths and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris, Roman " Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates tho newest and ruost approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmeE to
set the above work.
les JAMES KAHN s. STROUD.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03

STATE OF LOUiSlANA-rirst Juticlal District :
Court
fkfHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come observation-disclosures
William Aiackey having purchased ut IL sale made
by the sheriff OF the parish of Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied TO the clerk q" lis
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded
tie 9TH day of Mai, A. d. 1888, for mont1n adj
HertisenGnt in conformity to of the Legislature OF
the State OF lous entitled can act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers ut judicial sacs ap
proved the 10th day OF March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know We, and all persons interested
hereln are hereby cited and atmunsIed in the name
the State of Louisiana and of the First Judcia District
Court, who set up any right title cia in and tt
INC property hereinafter described, III consequence OF any
inorlnav in the order, decree Judgment OF the court
under which the sale was made, any rreguarty OF
i'll gaty i'll the npprnsenents and advertisements,
time, or manner of sale tor other defect whaso
ever; to show cause, within thirty days om the day
this monition is first inserted in the public papers, why
the suc made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the pnr
ISL 0resad the 23d day of April, A. d. 1888, by
of March, a. ID. 1885, in iii entitled William Macke,
amuel Bell, No. ID 535 of the ducketo this court
at which sale said William Msckey became the pur
chaser for the price OF So, 800, cash,
Description of Property as given in the Judicial Con
yeyan;e, vIz
certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon, situated in the paris
of Orleaus in the square bounded by New leyee
! Louisa PAM and Deord streets, designated by the N
3, on plan drawnby CT Iimpel, Deputy Suryeyo
General, the 10th December, 1888 aud deposited
plan No TO- in the book plans OF Felix Glimu, noar
public. Said lot measures 20 feet ii inches front
New evce street. IS feet in depth on the side uinn
lot No 8, and 50 feet inches and lines in depth til
side adjoining the property now, or lately, belonging
| N ,ioodnle and 10 feet II inches width in the reaI
where it fronts an alley nj three feet nine INCHES i
common To lots Nos 4, 5, e, 7, aud ..
Clerks Office, II i AiaV 49,
mic Il GWiS Dep CLERK.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03
'yAsG IAvltasSt oTAs.l n COACH
S,rs,. tssbA,v LANE

81 y VI lgSbA 4 l. : = +.
Eff! Efs-2 sats[:.1'a ~
rse4sss. S.-'-@=z7s'
rHRorGH in FIVE AND HALF DAYS
From Mobile Gala bama) 10 Augusta >".e.
EAVEs Mobile every other da, Immediately atlei
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per ',''
sfeamboa, ENElr<E to Blakcly, coaches to ensaco''
steamboats, tper pensscci@ Bay, St Rosa SCUM" anu Ios
,iachie River and Paw to Cedar hu, eo!eh's oehe'
via Marianne, ClqttafoGthee, (iorm@rty Mount yer
non \ Hanh, Idpe pmd-lton; iawSnaHiiie and Louis
WILLIE to Augusta a I,assengeertaknl, ms sea. Al No
bile is in aa .:er of heas thrown o' OF ',S'S ~,
,rc erencc by o,r conflicting Interests as me
ia line is bat concern, and n''Sef one COZ 'o
th,.o,niont and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon ms
arrivals a, Augusta in time specified, through All "ei'
el and at any season. unless some most
trophe should occur The Great Ncw orleans Nis'
is carried ty ibis route The Agents ior acGohhioua'
linn 1,ams Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
rhe smooth. ,ad, natural roa'is, the sale and inter
,stny water navigation, tue time and aceoh,o"',,"''
afford . traveller speed ccr,Intt comfort ana Peas
u,r y.uie, connected it were with the Kan MA"
Charleston, S G.. and the steam jackets To New ferf
travellers can rca III New York from New ,ofie'l's
LEss ruAN Ii nAYs'-"as,InS,"" cay III ~ p,.,,
From Ch,tahooc'.ee, Florida, we nave n ,,
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to st Mars nor
post coaches, also Branches lFo'" ii%"sss'.
one to Mctigevilie and Nl9eu,, l'Shl two hor
coaches. oiN~'> S'''' - we
ArGrsr, 2o,ll is,u. 1885.
Ohicea Mansion House Mobile
f,,,..,,r II, S,t,ip. l5N Hitd
distance, Ne" btte@''s 10 -''"'''t' a., &C
Mobile to Augusta, a1u y
Augusta to Charleston, 100 -
I,i T., New York $50 lSn
~. ,r o,.., II, NloLIc 2S hour:
Time, New oritaH 10 ,, 81
Mobile to Augusta 80 I.
Augusta to oI"'i,S""' Or osv
(,h.,lesnn to New YORK, s'- 29h
,co ,,;ias,,e, I,,. ar 7 miles per hour, nclr
sive of all stopIages ,,,,,;o ,,.,t III
\. b. | beg leave TO INTERN the p"b,c lhi'' VI
o,rr the. Cha,ahooeAe swamp a"d Hard LAT"
creek hav ,s been completed ,he general govern
ment, tles nj, Obstacles operating against TINS safe ''
speedy route Al thus happily removed "'o ,', ~
l. and eAds are Of the first orders aud AS to III
y wa,. route from esacol to Cedar Hlua it is adm"
ted by all who lavu passed though !, to be "slh'sS'
ia no, el,ies beauty and safety ne h,,"S's
Ccomrii have also been repaired. } NJ Z bAni-h
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03
VoL.-yI No 1894
iIK ~ tVANS, GAM
DIN W TF 4 No VN VI
THNHIS highly valuable med
ID sale and retniI at New Y

IN W. EtANS 1aM
FHNH1S highly valuable med
n snle and retail New Y
D'LANGE g Camp street. ~.
1t is confidently recommended for the following -
eases: Dyspepsia in all lis nlms; bilious ana iTei ~
ctons III every sage tnd degree; female sickn a
more particularly the incident TO muthers, na
aIhus, fever and aeue, iucirient cohsun Ptie's u "
cnes whether of the liver or lungs ea iache OF iuu
nes~, loss Of appetite, nervous tremofss eDia'nl -.
derum tfemcns spas odic affection OF all kIndsi
inatisn, whether chronic inianmaory; nervous %
billions evers OF every Variety scrotl1ia SAT- ,hen,
and all bntcps, bad humors and impure c"nilei
OF the skim ilessuess night and dhliy irfssaoy
and melancholy; the summer complaint, and cho'eIa
norbus diurrhua in grown Pers MS worms ana 'au
lency, with bad brea choross and ap'atons OF me
heart aud head changes of female constitution anu oI
paire aud dsorganzed constitutions in either sex,
which have not been pc ntly relieved by any othe1
medicines A sins trial of DIR W Evars' medicines ~
any of these eases, will produce such effects az VIII IN
dictate their incompatible superiority and induce suen
use oi them will insure speedy and unquesuoha.
BILE cure. Directions for accompanying tiiei'
Numerous certificates of cures will be shown, as foh
the length of the catalogue is inpo 10 give 'hgn
publicity through the medium OF newspaper. vi ~
Esuns catalogue ere upwards of Is, goo! cases,
and i'll this city refer 10 many persons VINO hhss
been relieved, and III instances enifeiv rupeu VI
long standing Diseases by Dr. Evans Cannon lie fiiis'
up-O I'm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03
NEW Music.

Eris The uour;Is size not passing fair; Ga MS IS
Inly. n,nuteDns Land; Tell not M Of bro<en Vows;
love /, lvell in tla Oosons Cell; We shall meet no
N,re; cons . Come, Castines are g"ily Soq ,,
Acct Mia lslbbef, Day is closing o er the ho"'
pnA ln.yI,nl Bids; NV light Brga tinc; OH do not
say Farewell; jenny ZONES; The Young Widow; SOM
Of de Fi5uers Nlie Rep",e my love a lovers Eve
;nimin.; Sing hay! for the Bottle; Aquoi bon Ia i.
chess, IA ,onnlnlg, ltr variety by i@Iiin o,I 50
lie ,tv q me 5taalins arrangedh y Q Ceney tGN"-
y,e mir from on VA La Eltra, varied bv liunle ica"
si.3 III the cuei,yaeI opera La Moran, by beilina;
Vlran ftyortn from the opera uritanl, Arf"T "a
or ,us III ne AMI Piano. Nivi Ii from Anht lio'9nf
srrira f,rtAr Fiat, Aai P'tno; hnlitunn u Ia walls
hy G i YEA Weber, p tre,yGil Waltz by |. NeignniIr
lut. Of llaeh-ulit~ Nat@, hy sansn. Robin waltz;
S;aiasa Nagora toae, \ now SCI OF CotiI1lon' ifoin
the vi ia Of is ,Ialoa. For sale ut
'''' e Il CtSEI'S
Piano Forte uad Music Store.
go, IN l9 Carp street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03
SC.7LE or PHEgf.S D0,tlla Go


SE.7LE Of PititF.S-I(ott,i@ t"S.
FOR ~ oa!ic SIN of 80 SAWS each
e,Iii"el, nH,Nims Loo saws the stand,
with feeder, balts, sc. AT 81 pera;w, $3.50 ~
fHra iiDube 'iin OF 60 81 IS on q eN i'n'aer,
or leo SAWS III III" st,ilt feeders, &C.
ST per saw, or 20 %
For do. OF 40 SAWS on do on 3 SAWS in
stud, at - - per saw, or 500 on
Fur do. OF % SAWS Gu do. or 10 saws i'll
S.lat, t., $50 per SAN, or 300 o.
: \ q |. T. & Ms.
For single gin OF 81 Saws or more, with
enc set Of Feeders, b.uds sc. al Sc per
saw, $50 Ut
For,ll. Of 60 SAWS, with feeders, &c at So
50 per saw, 500 ot
For do, Of 10 saws, witll feeders, &c. Sc
- per saw, 500 O.
For do. OF 20 SAWS with feeders, Sc. AT -
so per saw $50 oC
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 cents each; the number oteelh being about eq,u
Tie number Of SAWS. One of feeders, it is
sdercl however, will out tws or three sets oil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-03

~ Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida routc
via Pensacola, tn ihe North, are informed that frs, rate
boats will constantly from. Mobile t. Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other ay aer the
lst OF May. Good stages will always he provided W
the snbschert he in readiness 10 take passcn from
Mobile, i'll case OF the failure tie toats
N u snN0ID.
The steamboat Champion l.ayeF Mobile fnr Pen,t,-
cola typiut u week. ieb :, ~
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7 Stafford, Esq, MrC Cutlum. RMc ilpin, Esp, 1t,
Kibby, in Nlos lie; > L Toylo lskea'' Esq, in NF'
Orlca,rs.
= S-.A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons the hove holel, is placed al Geo Whitman ;
Office, u 81 Charles EXrh nge.
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TcPpERAS-20 bbls, iii store, tor sale by
" G DORSEY,
ie26 Al New I.evee.
* UGAR-d1 hls prine article, for sale by
- Ii DORSEY;
r26 A New Levee
so2K-'nn bbls Mess, lrime and other description
For sta 10y kS'fETSDN Il AVERY
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Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1893.
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for thci,
families, address the FrnpriDnr AT Pensacola, ~
Mr. Seweil I iayor the former pro.Ilror 1T sew Oh
Guns.