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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

BUSINESS FOR AN OFrrcTAL.--The private
secretary of Governor Mason, has been de-
tailed from the Governors family, to edit the
Monroe Times. Very considerate in Mr..
Mason.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24
On motion the Convention then ads


jonrned
COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE.
Waynesfeld---Oscar White, James,
Howe, E. Mack, B. d. Coffin, II. Reed, J.
Jr. M. r.. Waite.
Wing--W. D. Herrick, L. Dodge, d.
Mills.
Amboy-T. c. Berry, Abm. Wilcox.
B. Poorman.
Royalton--Wm. Thompson, v. Wins
low, S. Campeton.
springfeld--H. Holloway, s. Divine..
T. Dejon.
Clinton-E. Williams, A. Lamb.
WatervIle-E. M. Dyer, o. Pray, A..
Eldridge.
Swan Creeks. Barrett, J. Threshen,
Thos. Gleason.
HORACE WAIT, Chaymans
G. s. HAZARD, Secretary.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

The Detroit Free Press, talks of having
us cupped, to get the fever and ague out of
our sys' en-. If we had thirty odd thousand
dollars a year in treasury pap. as he does,
and didn't get fatter ont than he does, they
might put their cupping apparatus over our
mouth if they pleased. o shaw, man! Cup
the +stnte! Cup the state. The Governors
in his cups already.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

PoErRY.---The following contains 81
sprinking of the sublime not to be sneezcdj
at:
Old Uncle Sam! Old Uncle sam!
What an you've got to ami
For you've so long been plundered and rided
It's wonder you arnt long ago dIed'ed.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

r COOKING GLASSES, China, Crock
II 4 cry and Glass ware,--a large assort-
ment at low prices. Z. FAIRMAN
June 8. Commercial building
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TVyAE subscribers having relnquished the
il Forwarding business in favor Of Mes
srs. Smith, Howe s. Co., all consignments
made to our care will be taken by that firm
for US. FORSYTH Il MACK. +
June l.. y
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

Judgment accordingly rendered against
Datcm, and he was obliged to foot the whole,
hill
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
HOUSE or REPRE- EsENrATlvEs

~.
n, ro,or ne N. n.,,:H ""nAi' 4il VA Gu 1889.
al G ,ia vi W., 'es"'tI"a was adopt
C , .il.'', VI uo '-'r"'lihs NiefH hr T. a
IL n.y. "us "pF"lh.en
cbnncs MI rn,, u' i"' ~ su"nr' me-
uruynr fr nm n"rnt;nn nf Tho a,ss ~ mr'"ns
A. H. ~, "'' "le'"''' VI 'ne '"S u hn''hlsS
~ mr. ~, pnInar prescnra the memorial Of Alo<s's Cad
Wv" IF KIN 'o r'i,,ns ,f Inc n''rs''n "' ne cx
the committee on finance Il ~
Mr. Kcnner presented \ petition from, tho ;,,,,,;,,
in the suburbs of Duunlds, nviIIr n,n vim, ~ m ;
po,atcd. Referred to spec nI ,omntcc c"pnosn ol
Ale>Srs Kenner, Onion and l.nforcst VI
Nj Picket, on behalf of the committee to which had
been ref rrcd the blu from tina Senate, dividing the office
Of sheriff of the Parish of Orleans rcnDred iii div.
ding said Office iun parts o for the civil cours
and the other for the criminal courts and the other for
the criminal court and the prison. Read for ,hr f, ST
time.
Mr. Muse reported statement of the affairs of the
Caroltnn Bank Ordered to be printed.
Mr. Brushear, behalf OF the committee to which
had been rccrre the bill to cxpedite the inn
OF 'hr New Orleans and Nashville Rail Rnad Companv:
reported the bill cause the subscriptions on The
part OF the State to one million md quarter of the
stock of the compan. and the sam, time increasing
the capital stock of the Exchange and Banking Comma
ny to S3O0O,OO0, condition that said bank will as
sumo the payment Of the State bonds issued for the
stock of the Rail Road. The bill was read and fixed for
the special order of Tomorrow to take turn Of Tho hill
relaivc 10 the Citizens Bank
Onsmoton Of ir Thomas the House took into co.,
sidcration the bill providing arms far the PcniInn,;nr,
md after an additional section uroviIing for thr
chase of machinery for the manufactures of rotton
and another section to enable tl,e Warden Of Tho nnn
Tertiary TO sue and be sued in his official capuci,v e
bill was then passed.
Mr. puCh intro llcrd bill to ncorporatc the A,tok
npls lake Vcrrct car al company ard the rules heinz
dispensed ti.c bill was read for the LIST, 81! e. 3D. ,mrs
and passed.
On motion of Mr. Morse the bill nl,olisin im,rson-
for debt, cSccnt in eases Of fraud was fixed for
the special order of ThurS,!uv
On motion of \ir Dan,ar the House took into con.
sierontl. bill grant an npprnpr ton To IN, Snr;nu
Creek Academy. The House went INTO II cn,,m,lce
of the whale mud the hin was ndoped with nm Whit;
ona section proposed hy Mr. Duyison' sran, nv mr.
pru1ion to the Springfield Institute, I]t i Is Cou,nd
proposed IN add nal section grnn,ing si0,u to the
college of Baton Eouge, aud ublisung the college to
educate six or more INDECENT ch,lrcn-tbis was on
posed ly Mr. G N Conrad on general princpIcs, MIR
Lewis opposed it on the ground Thar asked far mnr,
than had been heretofore appropriated hv the House to
other academies far simi|nr ulruosps ,rso nnnr,r;
tons should be made on an euual bnsis.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

CELEsrr-St Mnry'y Zoe The ST. Chutles WINS
crowded last night notwithstanding the intense cold,
greet Celeste. She was welcomed by dozen rounds,
and received Them with most graceful acknowledge
'nsnts. ST. Mary's Eve frnugu with intense interest
and exiting incident and the part Of Madeline, by Ce
leste, is worthy of her high histronic Abilities If we
were Judge ofits merit by its effect, should give
proud rank; but We must admit that it borows its
chieest force hom the power Of Colestes acting The
streaming eyes of the beau testified that the labors
of the inimtable artistic were no, thrown away. tits
| to be repeated this evening.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
S1lQ REV ARD

A BLUE Morocco Pocket Book, with steel CLASH,
"a WINS lost Yesterday, containing draf, of the Real
Estate Bank Of the Stue Of Arkansas, in avor of Cas
Rnphy, on the N. American Trust and Banking Com
thousand six hundred and sixty six dollars Is $685.
due 10th April now payable 10 the order Of Til. s.
Williamson, Pres One other draft, same bank, on the
y. A. Il b Company, for fifty Thousand dollars,
($5O000.) payable to The order of Th. T.. Williamson
Pres. Also number Of notes and other obligations,
the dates and amounts recollected-a small sum in
cash. The cash and hundred dollars will be paid
fer the return of the pocket book and papers the Of
fee Of Thus. g. Lee L. Co. for any information bv
which the owner may regain possession Of the pa-
pers SC. mnr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

CHARLESTON RACES, 5th Day, mile heats-Purse
$600-Feh. 81.
l. Is brf Polly Green, years
old Ivy Sir Charles, out of Polly Peachum II
@ W. Sinkle.'s &C santa Annu, 3 years old
by Bertrand. r. dam by Kosciusko, 80
g. Col. tIampton's (imp.) b Emily by Emil
ius, out Of Elizabeth by Rainbow, Cdr
No time given hut SAID to have been the best since
the annual meeting of the club.
SIXTH DAY, Feb. 22d--Co Cargo's Missouri, 4
years old, by Eclipse, dam Director, 5l1
Col llnmmond's timp.) b Florida Hepburn,
3years old, by Tramp, dam by Whisker 44e
Col Spnnns Comprise, years old by
Nullifcr, dam Anti-Tari1, l3dr
Col. FLUIDS Zornidn, 3yeals old by virginus,
dam bv Comet 323
Mini. NlcRae's C Ellen Perry, years old,
by GojoPhin, dam by Bedford, 9 5dr
Tno-1st heat, 3 m. SO s. Second heat, 3 m. So
Third heat moi piyrn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
ST. Charles Theatre.

This Eremny, March 5,
Will be presented new Drama called
ST. MARY'S EVE,
Written for CELESTE, and per formed by her at The
Theatres Royal, l1avmarket. and Adelphi, London,
for Ono Hundred successive Nights
Madeline, CELESTE
In which Mau'lle CELESTE will perform speaking
part for the first time.
MINOR Wentworth, De Bar
Tom Bags, Cowcll
10 be followed by the Grand Operate lance,
called,
LHIRONDELLE.
BY Mad'e Celeste, assisted by NIad'lc Ravenot and
Mrs. Bennc.
Previous TO St. Nlary's Eve, will performed
MONS. jacob Els.
Monsieur jacques, Mr. II Finn
Vivid, De Bar
To conclude with the Farce Of
MY HOOL LOW
Elr Cool, MR. s Browne
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED u1 .s0u~ s:tnsoN.
FAITHFUL AND GOLD.
- r. w OR MS:
TUESDAY MARCH 5, 1889.
CLAY'S
Speech on Abolition.

Recently delivered in the Senate of the
United States. For sale at the Counting
Room of the True American Office, St.
Charles Exchange, by the dozen or single
copy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

I ARD-20a0 kegs superior lea lard for sale 6y "
AZ fees STETSnN \ AVERY, SO Gravier st
"AVANl COFFEE-l22 bags ndng from Mie
i Curlo,o, and 100 bags in store, for sale by
fe26 TKlER, 81 Graver at
NlilTNEY'S COTTON FACTORY--'The sub
w scrih"r would inform merchants and planters
that his establishments in full operation and thai
he producing fabric under the style and lenomln-
ton Of Nliitney's negro coons. Those wishing 10
purchase superior article for plantation use, will
please call and examine fr themselves nj Messrs Peet
Morrill, agents l3 Churtrcs st or ut the establishment
of the sn 'scriber l57 'rchouptoulns st.
BENZ MIN WHITNEY,
fey New Orleans, February z lRRg
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
SYEAHQ BOAT RILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
" BOATS can hare their Bills struck off, in one
Culorcd Inks on Plain or Colorcd Paper NTH
despatch, and Gnror0he Terms, by Aeovins their
ORDERS otTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner OF
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

The CAMP.-Mr Eaton played Damon very credit
ably last evening. He makes his third appearance to
| night.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
Camp 81. Theatre.

id nj hit If Mr.. G II. EATON.
9TH Night Of Mr. J. K. SCOTT.
THIS EVENING, MARCH 5, 1886,
Will BIZ performed the celebrated Tragedy Of
VENICE PRESERVED,
Il II IL OF DlSCOV ERED.
Jafficr, Nj Eaton
Pierre, Scott
Pruli, Gilbert
Bclvidera, Mrs Green
Fancy Dance, by Miss Wray
To conclude with the admired Farce Of
THE FRESHMAN IN LONDON.
Mr COLONY, Mr. Fielding
Muroch Delany, Greene
Louisa, Mrs Anderson
Wednesday, last night of Mr.. Eaton
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-Sixtccn lives lost.-The
last Quebec H. C) Gazette states that cant belong
ing to Mr.. Chabot, in attempting to cross over the ST.
Lawrence from Point lcvi with wcuv passengers,
upset by The floating ice in the river, by which sixteen
out Of the twenty were drowned.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

The house of Daniel i'radisl, at Potsdam, wus con-
s'mcd by fire on the night Of the Cd inst. One of his
daughters persisted in the flames.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

CARADoRl ives second concert to morrow even.
ing. Those VIII" were present AT her first will not have
the heart to stay away from the second
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

On the 18th ult. Mnuch Chunk, Robert Hunter
a piner employed in blasting rock in a tunnel near the
Lehgl, Coal and Navigation Companys grcn, coa!
mine, was accidentally and instantaneously killed by
blast.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

A Revised CODE OF PRACTICE, new cduuu Of
"a the state Of Louisiana, emit i,g rules of Pro-
ccdure i'll Civil Actions, Sc, for sale ly
WM McKEAN,
lehi6 corner Camp and common st
NNlNDOW GLASS, LlNSEED Uil.-7UO box
W es OF Wi'dow Gla S, 1900 gallons Oil; 10 bur
rrs Of Yarn, hes 60 dpz of Paint Brushes, received
pes ship 81 Louis aud Burque Voucher and for sale by
ROBT. CLANNUN,
ho'a| II Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
Correspondence Of the Courier and Enquirer]
- = - STATE HOUSE AUGUSTA

De,r s;r-,, r,l;., rt" Jury 10 io'S e. 81;
John Horx.v o,,, .:,i ' r M Ns mI.1':'" nv
rived hare ast ;,i, IL mo h, I've" ~ Is,"nnJ If
orr Goyar,nr H., ,h ' o.. a.: e S :" ,. Iva
been sen, ~ ,rr.s, , .ses %. .'s sue .
fu'. I,n.;.;n A. "':'uuwh ''o',I 11e' 4."y
Sir. Mcint;r. o,r ianI ISL 'o.'is ou' !; ' ,a
custJ,, nr H. WI ~" "t" Is u rl;oc!,cku'' =" Wy
thnt he vii, h .: I''o''''es Vi ole 'o'" "'"
From th. "A A . .o..,''ea' ,,,,;,
the wnrd.n or ,o s',a1 'o'n .lla. WI. Is, ~;
lain H,r,. -. si'N Nv ~ wy sPPo"e,u ~ 49,
m, i,rres ~ .a .'. w. ~ WI 'ile ,
bcr N.;es.,. ,o.I:.". s u .u.'""Eeu '"T ~ %
wos Nv :om' "tlIt"tv n[!h"Ith; Oap! MILES, WIN
whers In arr;" ni"' "u STU" "l'' ~ n""so'
Isnua ~. al E.: yGS't'""yi
orJo. ,,. ~ ,u""e'u "as aNGctea ue' I"usar ci ~
;,, oe thousand o' MS oVlsoh' 10 pfocecu .o'I
.. w. .''e support OF our forces on Tue Aroos,coF
fi'i u fenobscot, has enlisted five hundred men, by
order Of Inc Governor whn are on their way there
sixty Of them left this notwithstanding force
territory, and that have been ordered there.
This morning the governor has issued orders to each
the militia of this State to order one thousand men
be drafted from each Of their respective divisions to
non themselves IN readiness to be called INTO ac'ua'
service.
~. wv 1ours' III hasn.
s:,a 80 ,.,u w. j" e., hhh, Esq
S'oe ~Inne me no"Ve' Il message mas been sent 70
.an'e ny Governor f",rhe'd' IN winch all the
,, "
since in the i;,r;c, t-, az w. t;J 70"
is of peculiar interest to masters of vessels and saors
aIledged abuse by the captain with whom he smiled
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
w ORLEANS Il CARROi.LTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.

HcT To o OF ChF can DC OItAlMcH by TO do
lars l;r the Trip.
TIE ArKSON AND LACOUKSE STREETCAKS
l"aseCana street al oir,ock a. NJ and hourly At
calf past o'clock this III ever, half
hour, and continue lrou ,hnu the day until u,o j. NJ
from the heed of Jnck >,,c,t.
Persons going by the Locomotive must provide Yes
with Tickets, will he taken lv the commuters
Office New Orleans and Car rulon Rail Road Cnnlpau, ,
POydras street. JOHN ia rSt,S
ho'-' Chitf tu.. u. y L 4 X .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

splendid Print Of the st. Charles Hotel is now
being engraved in New York, by eminent Artist and
will he forthcoming by the first of next May, at the
General Agency Office of Periodical Literature, No. 10
Exchange Place. Price O..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
COM AERs,al.
POas'r OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEA,,aNCEs.

Y Sats- CLEANANCES.
March Z, 1880.
ohlp Wm Joha, Robinson, far Havre. Master
eeAs 4iatico Cavman. Pages, inr Havana, Master
1stg Pelaski stacApolA for Boston, Geo bedford
nfg ADELAIDE Ca,o for Philadelphia Ashridgc jenkins
ygsS$s ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
4 oNDON Edtionsof standard works. consisting %

- the '''''''''''
Memoirs of Cralock, literary and miscellaneous
4 volumes,
do NapoIc,n as dedicated to slon,lo!o
Il G"urgaud, vols,
DO Phillip de Confines, = vols
DO Count lie Grnmnlont, 4 vols,
DO Gibbon, vols
do Catherine Cd 3 vols,
do Guiford,
do Sir Dudley North,
do Sir John North,
do Napoleon, by W II Ireland, vols;
do Napoleon, by Suvary, Duke of ltuviso
in vols.
In addition 10 the above. Il lnrge supply of standard
works. lust received, for sale by
- )a26 WIN Mexican, cor Camps Common ST,
NEW MUSlC-Poor Rosalie-l don't mean to tell
y you her nanlc-Thou ias learnt to love Another
Sweet Alton Water; The Knights Farewell; lie pass
rs her in sorrow; ilnda's Lament; They have given
Thee to Another; Lovely Lady Mine;
The Bridal, The Broken Heart; NV Heart is all
Alone OH Men whit sill things you are; Oh coul
love him; Oh! Patrick Fly from me- Tint thou ar, love-
~ who'll deny; Think My Love, Oh! Think of Me
You think have merry Heart; The Vintage Song;
Tho ship is ready; The Silver Moon; No ever;
groves me; Not for Me; Ive been here fresh Flowers
are slrnslng denry love Thee free; Wonlnnn spare
that Tree; The Wild Alhaiross; Rise FAIRIES, Rise:
Rose Of c,sey; The Minstrel wnn'd bcau,eous Maid
The E!es's were hidden: My Father Land; The Maid
OF the Mounian; Nv native Love- Nv hearts best trcu.
sure; My Woodland l}rle Mine must b. silent Tear:
NY chiltioods nous Farewell; The Grcen*ond Tree;
Solomon Lob, connie song; She wore wreath OF
NoseS; Ny pretty jane,
Just received and for sale at
Piano Forte and Music store
ho'l9 10 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

The store of Benjamin Holmes, at Stockholm, y. J.,
with all its contents was destroyed by fire on the Goth
uIf. A former clerk of Mr.. Holmes is under arr,s,
on suspicion Of having set fire to the premises.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

M ALAGA WlNE-Swcct Malaga wine in ar casks
, yl for sale by READ s. BARSr';W,
p m2 Bank place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

The Legislature ofNew York have refused to divorce
Mr. David frost from his wife Ev.Iine This if viii
be reco ected is the case where the wife, immedateiv
alter marriage separated from the husband and has
refused ever since now some m,nhs, live with him
proposition to allow the husband, but NOT the wiGe
to marry Hgan, Vas lost 10y only few votes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

NEW BOOKS-Fhe Hugen,ts by james, in , vols.
IN keith's demonstration of the truth Of the Chris
tian religion with numerous cngraviugs.
5E The Diary Of u late London physician in 3vols.
Also new supply of
Maria Edgewurtil's works
Hannah MOnre's Memoirs
Pearson the crced--Burmcit on the -, ticlcs
Enfeld's history Of philosophy
fuckers light Of nature, &c Nc
Received and for snle by A TOWAR
M 40 CuJnD st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

.NENENT-R0n,nn and hydraulic cement landing
~ from ship Washington, Tor sale by
VI mi READM B>RSTOW,7 Bank place
sHOSHEN BUTTER H. PINE APPLE CHEESE
O-for sale by READ Il BARSTOW,
mp Bank place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

The FIRE COMPANIES made splendid show yestcr
day. They were handsomely uniformed, and their an
pa'ans looked in prime order. They do honor to cur
c'ty' nn' afford Safeguard against the destroying
element, which, without them, cannot be found.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

COLD WEATHER-Sunday Morning broke
brightly caenr and "a clearly bright as any we have
had this winter. But them there was ot'west.r
hearing down, that would have made Russian sh,vcr
Yesterday morning we had sprnkIing of snow and
pretty considerable show of ice and the cold continued
without abatement throughout the day. This is more
like Northern Winter than Southern Sprine we
wish little warm weather would come along ms,
about this time.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

}T INSEED OIL-lO bills in slo,e and for sale by
lL fela q DORSEY, A New Levee
- FERN Uii+-l0 casks and 81 barrels winter oil
- landing iom brig EIizabolh Pieaynnr Tier, and
fos enle by NMPtlRTER,
II fell IS Common street
SElLOUR, lurl and Auitsr-itO bbls Flour, 3G8
~ kegs Lard; 80 kegs Of Butter,
eco I'M q DORSEY IA New l.eyee
nIi.-An in,e'ce tall nd winter warranted, for sale
tNDky SHALL. s. BROWN,
9G Magazine ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

TAMEs' LAST NOVELS, &c.-The Hugenot,
- tale of'lc French Professionals, by James.
Tales Of The passions by james.
BOgotn, in 1886, by J Stewart.
Alex. Keith, D. d. Demonstration of the truth
0f,le Christian religion.
Frost's cdlinn Of the British poets, l vol.
Atkins British poet,
And variety otncw, standard and valuable books.
JOHNS e. Co,
m2 2w corner st Charles & Common SITS
X ENTUCKY BAGGING 4 BALE KOPE-For
IN sale by READ & BARSTOW,
M Bank place
EXCtlANGE ON BOSTON-For sale by
II mo 4,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

GUNNY BAGS-lO0 bales, 9 bushels Gunny Bags
N in store and for sale by JTHAYER Co
4 mar ~ PCydras At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

AXlNES on EdncatioM: How shal! ! goyerr nv NV
adapted TO assist parents in the manage,ens of fami-
res by E Wines, author of 9 years and half in
he Navy.
Hints on Education, by the same author; also Halls
lectures to sclUol mustcrs. For sale bv
Dbl ... A TOWER 40 CamD ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

(hRANGES, LEMONS, &c. GOO boxes Sicily Or.
" anges and Lemons in fine order.
loo bags Fberts and Wanuts lnndne from shin
Corolnnns for sale by J II LEVERiCH & en-
mar4 10 Old Levce st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05
A Card.
ORLEANS LITHOGRAPHIC ESTABLISH
ME r, So NAGlZINE STREET,

1 In al the above variety Of English, French and
Amaf5e6n manufacture.
Ivory fine tooth Combs in all the variety Of size and
quality.
Pocket, Rack, Horse. and fine, and all other
/ REES & DLANGE,
noyl3 10 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-05

Bonds. For what foreign capitalists would make II
'"a" TO company who are discredsd by the Legs'u
iure Of thu State whose interests they arc subscribing,
s"d whose prosperity is conteppated7
we go for the interests of L. uisana. We think tina.
they are involved in the prosecution Of works of Inter-
nal Improvement; and the most magnificent under.
taking that has been commenced, and one that will
materially add to her wealth and cnlta the Nashville
Kali Road stands prominent If the Legislature forget
its dnty the people of Louisiana will not forget theirs
at the next election.
Corrected with the .'rovcments Of the State, is the
establishment of direct trade with Europe. Lousi-
ana has sufficient credit give her aid to this we'll
as other great undertakings because the Session is
nearly brought to close the Legislature should not be
nnmndfu OF tie obligations il the State ut large
This projSct is intimately associated with the very best
interests of the State. Not only will the benefits &C.
'utng from its establishment be experienced in New
Orleans, the great heart of the State, but they will be
| felt in the remet.st corners
As means of bringing out the latent capital which
will enable individual enterprise to aid the Suite in the
rapid drvelopcment Of its resources the system of Free
Banking should be established. Not only will this ad
vantage be gained, but it will relieve the communi,,
from the depression under which it hns been lahorinc
and still lubors. All this ii yet in the power of tn.
Legislature I" Perform 1t remains to seen if the,
will do their duty to their State and themselves