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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
Cerm,a cola, -.iae IS cents.


i orillc1'r 2 a-a hrer 'asnIGs II tIs .lf-,Lsal
T'r9f-FnsI ~ Ge71spy. "a EHfobs
we, Toe uHdctssnfi, ft4,itio1rrs q mrdisire
60 ''erruauN, -eii s4arc ilst. onr course -e
nay fr's ne friunituip ~ ,onc 81 the faculty..
lat uei ~ az hru. '1l~lt thsut- ~hO ATE untu-
u.-- 90 ty srih - mctivcs though &C stall -
Ifan 'f'u az SEp'-ssscn 81 "pi',i1u. ,,t,sr a
'- s.,iHtns,,l uasouutHrssul Dc q rvh,kr's r..v
. -.f'r". lslily g. ~ th-t ,'s-Tn h,s
"''i'c tho 'slJshle ., H. br g. rally kuu~t-I.r
'st Qua t!es G,Ayll sAd uaT vars hear. meat
bal eve.
W. herehy ''atr, ,h-t shea DR. l ou. OlIoa G-s-
htk nn' sSuie hsfOte is,e GerIlaN public, - Ito
i'frt,D-,1 dbsso,vTst q . nr,< dor,r,as .ud 49,
l-dtc"-, ~ hvli hsr ,n Ia, h,ghc., eostetpt. he
l"'itS a'd openly rronon sirg HAN a. be b,ss
poster snJ thr vttHt- 90 vuSrAA Bot, un T., srtrg
- tn1 u ssid sa.''i t.g s-st.,r gg.,ast ~ BaG & .
-, ~ s,rc Induced. from motives 81 tut,a.rv
Drrris, o. nnkc tr'o q IT. rrp,ei virtues ~ or
uninhtr ~ o"r Gees, SopeI.sK p-iI, nts -Id ao.
drsfn e nHr uolcn isty (s,tn - ghe tNqsus- ct
"ur s-li-irTCst, ahlSiy e. ssk Ledge ts l,n-
- ~ SuFi1s ~ ouy con,urapton tat ut.r f-sr'-l
n-Isftss, vhisl. ~ h-,- heretofore believed 20 ~
n.uf~hie. Oar contempt iur Ihc d,seu,rr.r OF tl.is
Utc'sirtuc rss ~ tncr allowed 30 sIsT
'nilhu4-ui - u-sc unrx ne,t,,i F,sllt.. aud.
a.ne"ds Tor uuc abssr - hun, do fr-ukI, e.ntsu
g. Tie wogi th.t We believe hun pi4l.uthrop,st.
sh' q e, h"" : G. the groicss,9u aud 10
~ vhi ia .,t, Lim birth.
ne T'ceut AlbrtuR 81 THIS medicine tltp surre
= our Frrogt-u toSgita's - s1Ms,ctt glsrslty
thai II 'criJtas Al IL grvtpi,r. I, rrodvd not
testimony, fJt -h,se,cT a.. used, !. it, L.n
sItncss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

After n I'm arr .s,isf,c,or, ,cst # tic bore.
q. ati-iu. teom " fitIP,ifitt- rl:rrt smut So o.
S.Ife,' an ut tee, uN.,if boErd. p behalf
&C the uii.i's trwmu.liy. e. make Il known.
and hy these ytescaf. do .s-tIt ;hst - o., -ps-
J. uar, tne quality az g., q or 3, mucn inpiuy-
-. tie complexion mgch i.ifer gri c.,-rcr e
-Iv -. u shot 80 Jc.>,uat' o amount ,i eN-
I,i.,c would br tLc least iuL,c,a,cri iyr t..e 10
a-gcu.c wIlh a, operation, | -o earnestly iu-
800 Tie ur.rrs ot i.r Nai.o,. tocail atuy r.i'I.
AID Let iL,,g UWo I.'s1irri truNc o., s..rt'r, o.,
DAVID iiul tINCsNOATIL
Nlr-l ,.t.r ~,tt ..I la.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
TIsTiSoNr No 1.
i isifsg Z ON H. = >.sy1ss0d. Esg. II ~ ro,E
- N..nr- d.

- 1900 - - 80 .fNfNs ~ ~ ~ hHfe-
SsS N"Rr. D,t =, 49,
Dr. -. $. Rp~iss'-s,t ALlrt u,e untie &
lu1 1t. sssic nv tut,rsa ip uswvsi.s, th~ al
',r,.,r,,u, Il hc Nt.tci.isss .ntt,tr ~ .h,,.
9rF'c''sd } 90 Sefe sgsnt. sui ~"ioh yrDis,s,d 10
or sissrrisa Itssrds ~ Cnpsnu. ,.tiun
A. rny viir ~as thsu last .stu < 4s.v Nth ELL,
fi"- f"t dissst- and ftruty rhf st,tsh - -
i''iv 'uI srNiou.ly suiss,nl"'F W rr.t.ir be- -
"s-!t' -'sh. It s'sesvss. sisplsd Ls hOuss
sol sri bitD u b. sisad objections e. l.rt ia
w o. t,stitiit. Hr 'ytl-d thai hc ysf-
i-.'i' ~'li'r, hya Sh,rsold sho1li s-kr t,-t 90
soy Der ia 'i'ear sc rsii ,oosy. bal ,s thJolit
o. .'f' 30 lsf o' good. 90 hsT iu"Fs -rsc T-tt.iy
-'..'s"'"E. sad 90 h.'n." o.re'. ia ssse Ter "
Nt.t. thr S~ustys. t,tsg rs,1u,ul sts.sj ts thtyv
.i'' -..its vl's hl ti.cd 81 10 ir,r platt't, s',8
.ii' .i o. E,sc q trtsl s-ni .Yd ,,srsh.s~a
p..el sf..h siis epsIitsterd isktU- tiTee tIts.s
So. .tt.ay if,r irfidg-pc~ o. ttr sgpvGt- o..
r.t.IHr g. trrttfrrs o. Frf.rng tsfs e,f.5 -
irsti ,..,sii, t-1iy tlt uc LFst - ~ 80 eco
I.'.. boz ~'s shortly ,bls u 81 end dn4s fry,it.
a'..i..Ht tH. isaft u'e,ss en,fnso.
- tuas i.ls sleks f,ofn o.. Es.t us,f Z the fac,
uf.r, htf tilr hoslth sol ~ss,sd i.fto b, s-n 10
t'' ~ eos "''usih. A"d 'l.s h4s bset' ..'n'is O. oin
les g. .y ta.nt she pts "a asoulsAt So ti,s ~
s.ill .l'H'eni 81 ouf frudy .hysis.sa sad 81, ii.
$40 't f. rrl tinz tui.i,ti. uie ftsY. 10 uot tst
it.'' sos. 20 s.sih, 81 .oic 90 be -oIut tie hoes,
4a- .'.r. 70 ,',4tlh
NJ, ...t. ..a| 49, rl.s.lf az both fltiv e o.
-.i, r.. tf s.. 40 %. isis heft,rt.ts stlc s.t~
i..t s.r "-.tI.t ife @ Tee esa..,sr al..s ana 90
.H.'' tf if..s. ~ iafrl eJtssut,.i, g.Tsous is
iH. d.. .si ri.'-,. sH1 h-ye - 80 fs...I 6 n.t
r.,-'i a. -, lt ~ ea'iy ~ y, -doi .cd fl,
.4,r fHff l1sii, Asnsa.
ra.. .fs.ns 500 ouT uris hAofh 1csi. a-.
d-'si-a' f, ttA. - fot Ctst s,t,s1s co,a. l....r
800 '.'t -',.' D.tttt
t...k ID sY.4 o.. H.e S.gib. .iu, ,ft f.....t.
'rs a.fs i-ii. ZOO ,. ssss ds. is.II 3s...I
f"g st..l.f 6 t. -.-sf.tr iu ufat o.aftt4 o. ,..
'ls s..I. "f fH o., ...tsss here a. .-ftt.lt ..
.-.. tt o.. 1'......iy tti.,s o. ts,.fa TO-
..F''.E .ftIr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

The undersigned, Inspectors of Flour Tor tic
town 81 Ai,Nla,tit. ari ior mlnN wears prarti-
crl m'..,rs, take pleasure on st.;rg. tHat ;Lry
have seen 90 operation. and .Nau.rcd wiih some
attention. rae. irick'> Pstrni~uut Na,t.r 20
ora HaVc uo hc.t-i.an o. Ttorout't'g a. ~ 80 ir
oi.i.r,, slTcsint to ~ uia, l,inc heretofore 20
u-c Tor rui 'l.s afd cleaning WHEAT ans ,.ier-
tuRly freeing "a of smut sud dust. Wlite cope.
erd other matter iAat Ia, = tendency 90 datt.n
aub i' iTrc the q.sUt oi tie -four. 1.ry have
90 particularly noticed 10 oiis q "a TIC . .lr
er"'tin o. II i'.ls ma Let--tI-t ig,,l the u.iI.-
y here - - used re,ns much Whiicr and c'tarc.
n sptstr, q an tA.t from other mill. oT from
tSe same MAJ, before the i..rodust,on Il thi,
Valuable Improvements L. simple, contract
an! dur, Slc con. iruc'i0r, combined sit. t'c 1T
&C. power required 10 keep It H. operation. ara
additional re- oms. tDiaiiou~ - -, General .Jur-
tsun- Relieving It would Toe great a,q1i,ii,n
- every milling esiab!i.Lmcut where lonr d,
MnrsigctuteI, they earnestly recommend II TO
tic atteutIJn Vi miller. generally.
Sisucj, .lRTLIH JIMMY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
CA8INgT MAKING
Iu suppHrnpsTowu.

= puoMAS HOPKINS respectfully informs
- his friends and lhe p'blic. that be has com-
mcnesd tho Casiasi Baaia,', "a ShcphsJd,town,
where he - prepared 10 manuf-eturs articles
ia hs iiuc. "a Tie neatest anil must durable m3u-
uer. and UPON the most reasonable trrmS. liz
shop b, nearly opposite Daniel Eniici', tavern,
aut Directly opposite stevens, nrur stole.
shcpht rdsiOwn. MAY 10, isJ9 TN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

In Ly,c'aL eai i-'rr yHrC yyr Ge
I'sgtr ass.; so5c.
9 ,'o q ,"ss Is .rctl,.l vlc0 tie
. 4. ae I'D l.'-r rscvaI D. ins c.ur'r}, !
w.v'i l.f,ra ih' fp-.r. thatI have IN si.-,iurl
AMI '..:o, Cure Cor sai! disease, q: nv Drug
Store ia S-ephcrLsiowa. Fcr-o,s who have
been -tl eiGl Silh lh., sesse for mou:h,, nf-
Ter has':s ti.s vs....' preparation, recon-
.-. .-.. tase ;r....so a b1'tf, e CO... T,di-
rlre. a1a t@p os t.s.a q - pinui~,rr,l pro-
jfc-' go crtIre core. ] believe a. VIII I.yHfii-
~ -Hr.rei when i-.eu acc,r!ir1 SO durOtIan.
p,ltss,s ard Merchant ron have ,iis i:odi-
cine "a -Cc.ml-0datEg t,r,,.
JAMES HIGGINS
iroc r. l.5o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
IfOr ksaracni.

-
I'VE have jssi opened Sugar. Cote, Tea,
w Rice, Chocolate and Molasses, with every
thing else needed To make tho Ayprosehius
!'sntIel has'ssi siSE,eas and Gels hIfui haf-
Nest hUu.c.
r. ". & c. W. hSoCirH.
inro n. iss9
eisCap csroCcF.Cs si.s' L4nsI go.
NATE haze i4-tTc,eNsi lsr.o supply II
w Groceries. Also, Liquors o-.rrsparc.
TIN aud C-Jsr ware watch &c Wi ,U,r az
sm1ii sds1ucc car customtrs ori she public
ans ia,ded - call, .f ,hes wsut y,sei as,si as.
J. J. - l.. 4. MILLER.
NCts Ceods-.E0oii.9r Surpi,.
wv have tae pleasure o( informing ous cus-
~ ,oaers aud the ppbHc. ust NC have last
r"'eIn-i fr-m u.tsct AND arc uaw receiving
s.iII sUIats - $50 .as'is &c ~ completing
'.r simmer siNI ali Fashions, asj which. u1l-
~ - OK former s'4ck. usko, eur assortment
very oomIlctr. we would ,uSi;s call itum
;lyse ~AJ - ,sh To purchase.
}. J. s. +. r. MILLER.
Jur- II ,s'o
EassC> csOode.
I Tr-E NouH pau,eiy'nns H., rrcrton Of
~ 80" Ladies a atothtr s0pp's Il larcv
I Goods, wi.'l We ase nov rseri'ir:, sud WL.cl
cl-iAtas nau! 'er! SPLENDID atUe..s.
} = L. =. MILLER
superior ~ - t,acs.....
! ; "H1rs S:AC->a, vsrrar',d good
( - lri 90, ATS gcs .cf. -. .,r l.. eeats t.o
lo,N"'s Drug si.,e.
ua-rsr' f'r'y jur- -. I's1
t2yuJ, made C:o:h!r.g.
.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Hove now enc n I.zrairicL'. machine, C.r
rubbing I'D cl'a'ius what, sud hnd .t answer.
Wy u,u-t ssafYtrc tNIrctslpu-. Ito ctn,ttuc-
"a. u ot a. 0. simple. f,q4to> tut h'tic power 10
psaHel u. AID teifs made ,rtteh e iron.
l0t..-lt a.d cs.t1 wuli,q.frr tgt t.le q af.,
grvrit, t"r sry'tsiNfIu. wheat t,llr4 ~ .'h
to- ma't'se. - Itu,h im'rs,c, tac color ttd
quaiiy e tie L.Ir, U.st Gota wheat ui fs.r
4-ai.'N, lie whole prnd.,t u'.lttt 10 bc best ~
peri. p. o. short, brl,tr tle advantages -
vrr1t from the Tee at a. tamil uo'ud rec, NJ
mend every mailer. irm'd.J.t!y, 10 have Cuo
lut ia opposition "a hi. n.ii.
T.F,N' II.CN-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
- C,."5.-, ., sss Ca..r...ig.,

The .rh-sri boa, having been appointed ole -.rt
81 te C'y - tiienmcnf f1r IN. sale II ,hr .tps.s
iH'su,Dls Nsae'"r, tr- pared - cN,ru,- ORDERS
g 'ry IV,nbty. sJust.ut suy y ~ill Uc ksIt I.r
retail, i1 Yua..,IIss - su't Iuroi,,ers
ELISHA SlIEPPFHSON,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

second @9ggTss O. LcS. aad
Cheap Goods.
T,FilE subscriber especially lsg, leave 10 In
b.o h, fsrri, a-l the p4luc generally
i.at &c i,s J.'t r4seiscd. It Doc, Siose IA shop
hctis'o.a, as second sur,iy Of
T-.----J AID CHEAP GOODS
Direct frsn tho Cry OF Faihdclphp, watch
c,n;'.scs uearI. every article called Tor in tLi-
e.i.an Cf colniJv. lie invites b., fried,
sa! al Vc,'crs WHO ore In search 81 New,
tur5P All Fashionable Goods, TO cal. II tie
store e 80 Subscriber, who is determined to
sell C..1 GyrL, FOR c.. CT to psujc'pa! psr.ous.
ca. AID examine.
JGHN + CO1KUS.
Jr~o q l-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
lIfars'aisJ f'o-. ,A<. Cs,-a,.
LOWS orrom GoELIcHr
TIE GREATEST or HUMAN pBNEFAC
TORS.
CITE" q North s-d Soak .'n-is.

C't;,. = North asd Soak .ir-iss
Two Lpt. oTros Gerucss NJ u ~ C.-
u 'nsry. ,Furors. b. longs the tfnpsr, shlfic b.
nor 81 i.-,us saw aud ratuoJ. buSrsisN g. -
Se'cnc- q ", dic'nr-s dSstr'ne -ht,h. thou,h -
hvmc"i'y opposed ~ macy OF the faculty tot .hi,a
hc - valuable wctnb,F. lhc groves o. o. ..s.I
iruttlSd in truth - say doctrine Il holy Ant.
doctunr, "p"n The 'rt'ty 81 -htSh su,p.,..-,i
the lives q wiiOns Il or race sod .hish " Dol ID.
il eha.icusr' h'' cYg1.-rstl .f,tc. Wis CeusunP-
Uun - = dtssss- stss's oscssiaosd ~ ji.oft.rst
est - D.. Itfs Or tlfs Puasipi,l e the h,t,..
body oirn sCorcu, lurt.ug "a the .ysts,n Iuryt.r.
before there - the least COMPLIANT 70 the iuu,
sud sh,sh m-, D. q. vcrisinlv. thoash NJ g a.
IL. car.i, a. err4u.lo cola ~ ,mpl- hsaus.n,
Nu unsuitable precious dl,tsa~ ttts. - u trl sI.
aH i.ai.4riaDt lesson t. the uf p 4fs-,Is h.at.
b. a. s,N,s ts.sL,ug tAsn. thst i'i, ,fsiil ,t, O.
rlsy D. upoh>vt,,j tDu,-tc IS th-ir &c ,l.,.v
house,, even -hilc they .u,sS 'hen ~. .,-.-e
tr,u, u. st,,ks, teaching ii'Vs thr great sr.I q,
~ ar u frss-futsg HsGIh - o p.',k sf Is .Ls.
s.Es -stsr o.. IA ji1Jc. and nsf ~aH a. ftr d.
gam 80.
1hi. 40 rs;r ~, hsncf..-- q rnsn +. -, ,rtt..I
- ,'pr mt fsr.i s'-u'u a. and the srat'ta's -
~ottd. ttr Tie irS rainn 81 Is MNiCIiLtSs >
ALIVE. -sh.-c Leailug G-tu,sy li,tIy clam. g..
Il such utls. sUe, % h.. 50 .i.natl, ,iuu.t.'
~. r our CREST cr.m1n ~ CsHsarl' ten u, g..
'i Zee rot s"' 't ,tss "a ~. Irti'r Siieh Pc.
Us1i Sh, hiioi i,r ttirtaiAa az me Naisii- Vi. o-
sud ttr O rs proved t;sslt t,- tgrgucrs- Of ~ 90
.'.'s u.r,.'sirr ter ~hts all ,Asnki.d ~it a.rl
shurd-at eaus. - biras the hvhe 6osIt har, OF
. siHd lt"'ti'tte,-a fnssltSTs, sL sc Nondt
Nttacs haze ]. go 40 giostnSiy porifSvvd sNeu
sln,v & cur dsTg,, "a their ps.e'a ,,.its ~ a.,
s.,S chs nFrrs bN -beh means 'hsy often bee. ..v
r.c hs,PN 's.rtnefts ~ changing d.sgon,eu,, istp
..e. -,src,, ,.t' health. -,.I .4ip,s. 81 fri-,..s
'nt' N'-ir sss.--U DfLiCkE'S MATCIuf~s
>AN - L., Ins,ltstn- 81 move value 10 a.su
t..u thr '.st taii.'s 81 Aastfin even abe Gn,t
treasure @ onr ~ he. t1ydie,as. vhiCL 20 o.
ta44d cfl.Hv is,u, sic vegetable, an,u.sl srd uiu,
81 A.ce,ou'. and thus possess ; q rhrs.-iu!i pow
'r.--s 90 d,etGr. shiyh. though drusnrd ta-
uIr'y q c-usImp,D"s r9ssc, I'D % u'ys-
t-''sus 'ofaen,e 'scr asu, d,.~a.es q r,e hu,aNn
svstrrl tr..ii,tnr. uhish h-gtus g. Lr S.to.d ~
~ i"s, ~h, ar da''y ~tt' ,siuE at tsh
sn's, & Ea"y sbotn til, h-l s.rsusd "a, gram
- tus iH,~tt be grr,e
DOSE % tb~ San.','e. fcr Adults. one drop. Zoe
e'tiliTcn, bolt trop, .sd fpr isf.ats. .a.,tsr
's9p, tic dI'sci'' us 81 .-'nIug I'e tax
,.y h.H cr ,g-j ter drop
Ia. = Arr aud Vae -.hird rA toii.T.' ~, 35}
g,T hlIi ounce.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09

The Shell Road-This beautiful promenade.
road superior, u almost any other in the
world, has long boon considered dangerous. Seve
raj accidents have occurred upon it, consequence
of its very close edging upon the Canal. On FRI.
day last a female was prccptated into the Canal
from gig, the horse having taken fright. This
only objection 10 the road can easily be obviated;
let the Company put picket fence, or chain and
post fence along the borders of the Canal. and
they will not only save promenaders from acct
dent, but greatly increase tho travel on the road
The Council of tho Second Municipality have the
power to provide for the police and safety OF said
road, and wo learn with pleasure that Alderman
Caldwell has expressed his intention ofintroducing
ordinance the subject at the next meeting of
that body.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09
NJ " OR LEANS:
MONDAY. DECEMBER 9, ls3e.A

N The Policy Of Mr.. Van Buren-Tho Mes
sngc now on the way to this city will shortly de-
vclope Mr.. Van Bnrens pocy-the policy upon
which he and his friends will stak his reelection
to the Presidency. Norman who looks we'll al the
inherent vices of tho party system now in vogue,
and tho bad administration Of the government
hesitate moment 10 anticipate what that policy
will be.
The balance between tho three estates, 80 wisely
| established by tho trainers If the constitution, hos
been destroyed by The Jeffersonian school, and as
arriving to be tho sole organ Of the popular WILL il
is very natural that Mr.. Van Buron should pcrsc-
we're in measure that goes 10 prevent these two
elements from perfec,ly c.nlesc,ng. The third
estate must not exist. and hence tho war upon the
currency. aggravated by the want Of policy and
frequently Of hono>ty in those to whom was On
trusted tho delicate and difficult task Of providing
tho country with a medium Of circulation equal in
value 10 silver and gold.
THUS VIC look for message from Mr.. Van Blu.
ron, declaring openly and urgently tho necessity
Of putting in force that portion of the constitution
which prevents the Statcs from emitting bills of
credit, upon the violation Of which provision, the
system of state banking, with its multiarious
good and evil. was orcc ed. The whole course Of
the administrations Of tho government since 1929,
has tended 10 this issue. For this, it became no.
cessary 10 destroy tho National Bank-for this, il
became necessary to uproot the influence Of the
U. S. Scnate-for this, it became necessary 10
tear down the American system of Mr.. CIay-and
for this it is necessary to cst,blish that powcr-
fnl engine, the Independent Treasury. And whom
this is done, in a fow years, state banks will all he
SWEPT away, and with them every vestigo Of State
Rights.
= Then the executive and the people will be ono
then we shall be ready to enter upon the export.
ment Of subjccting the people to tho power of
Few. Sucl. was the intention of jackson policy,
and such is tho intention of Van Buren, policy
In few brief hours, the message itself will do.
clare whether the policy of 1929 and 1897 is be per.
severed in.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09

The Pork market abouc.-Wo state on tho bes
authority that the pork buyers Of the upper taking
lesson from last years severe rcverscs, will not
adventure this season beyond 90 to S. 50 in their
oft, for the article The farmers and raiscrs de-
mand SO so to 81 90 and have refused to let no p
60 for less. To consequence has been that in
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, scarcely barrel has
b"en put up in the usual way, and the producers Of
hogs will be compelled to slaughter and pack on
their own account. We arc glad OF this. for last
year. they pockctcd 81 and s. per cwt. 70. thei.
pork, and huzz led for Van Buren, and his Sub
Treasury, and the spectators havc all come gu,
mourning severe losscs. Tho rails rs this yeau
will get taste of the loss that surely awaits the
! obstinacy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09
IHE BLOOD HOUND SCHEME.

Can any scheme he m outrage Gus than that PROMO.
sed by III" government for the hunting down If the
dians by blood hounds! Have nat done wrongs
enough t" the red man, out that must now fill the
measure Of our wickedness and oarhary by esortng
the cruelty fsavages? Truly have servants brought
the nation into disgrace in the eyes of the civilized
portion of the world by ncnowle tina, $500 Indians
can e!nde the united fo'cc and means At the com.
mands of l6 millions Of people, and now to add t.,
our ca'nmi'ies, Col Fitzpatrick has been sent to Cuba
topurchase resim ent of beasts ex,armina.e the
br We Indian. These thnga canno, be- without rc,ri-
button. The men who to such an abhorrent
measure IL fit to sit in high pnce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09

A. A. Loeke.-We had not the pleasure Of an in
innate acquaintance with this gentleman. who died
'of pleursy we understand, contracted from a
bad cold. he caught in late hunting expedition
with the press in the North he was a graduate Of
Harvard. and a naivo Of Massachusetts. He was
brought to this city by tho senior editor of the Pic
ayune, to act as assistant, in which capacity he
cvinccd much talent.
He was much esteemed by the fraternity gencr-
ally, and by many friends, who thought highly o.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09

Heouy arriunls Of Cotton.-Direct impovtation
Of Coffee from Rio for Louispille.-.ast week cot.
ton literally poured into our port. According to
Per Levy, 1856
Per Raynal, 24,373
Tho price. it is agreed by all parties, has been
reduced, since the news by the Queen IA Of a
cont per pound. The sales arc represented for the
week by Levy at $4,000 bags, and by Raynal at
10000
Extreme quotations for La and Miss. are 6 "a
to IL and for Tenn. and Ala. l-2to9. There
seems to be :carcity of fine cations in MARKET
Levy says that the exports for tho week were
&c, 9s3 bags, and per Raynal VIC have %, 769.
These authorities differ widely in their state
mcnts Of stock on hand. Thus. VIC have
Per Levy, I25,l77 bags,
Per Raynal, ll7,435 do.
Levy says that there are sG.27l bales in tho
pre- sses of the city.
We note discrepancy in these price currents as
to the amount OF tobacco on hand. Levy places it
at 1863 hhds. and Raynal at 666. The market of
last week was without any action of moment.
On the Goth Of last month, the ship Vistula arri~
we'd with a cargo Of some 1000 bags of coffee from
Rio. We omitted to notice then that tho chief
part Of this account Of some Louisville
merchants who hud gone into this laudab.c enter
prise with Wow Of opening direct trade with
Bazil. The gentlemen concerned deserve tho
appreciation tho Western people for their zeal in
tho matter, particularly the article imported is
superior to any ever brongh. TO this country. l.
was purchased by Mr.. Dorr. skilful dealer who
| VIC hear, are tho houses Of
Phillips. Reynolds & Co.
Pope, Davis & Co.
in Louisville. We hope they will be encouraged
to perscvero in this trade. The increased con-
sumption Of Rio Coffee in tho West, hilo that OF
Havana is nearly stationary, renders it probable
that direct trade in the article can be driven with
advantage, particularly, iftho prime Western 1ou,
can he introduced into the Rio market.
Levy reports the selling price Of Rio at II IL
to IL cents. with little doing.
| In the Sugar market, things look some what dull
The heavy crop 10 come forward, it is said, will
throw the price very low. but in our opinion, the
| rate will be governed pretty much by tho future
prospects Of Mr. Van Buren's currency PROJECTS
Tho existence of orders from the North not to nav
over 3 cents proves tia, dealers arc preparing to
meet the coming prostra,ion of all prices by the
SUBJ tltu,ion Of tho hard money y stem.
The money market is assuming an interesting
aspect, and tho propositions to Aood the city will,
shin pasters under one dollar 60 10 show what is
10 be the ruling policy Of the Bank for some time
to come. Whether that policy will lend TO benz Fl,
U.S. VIC shall examine in due time.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09

Als. Times, we feel much indebted 10 you Tor
your compliments. II, you will not tako Il ~ q
"ticke mo and I'll tickle YOU we would just giyc
our opinion. that you are very good nstured and
gentlemanly fellow. very industrious and inclined
to DO humorsome. If all the craft followed your
example. We should have some good fellowship be.
tween them. But may bc your good nature il
stuffed into you, with by the many good 'linnera
and suppers you eat Now, our i'll nature may
arise from tbs fact, that We have seldom anything
good 10 eat and no time 10 eat that.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09
The MAIL TO THE 28lh,

The mn" yesterday, brought Philadelphia papers to
the 28th Nov. The N. York papers are missing. The
Posts, who sold putty at the Of Front and Fle,c
er streets have aIe They had the reputation of being
very RICH hu, appears it false one. The sales
of N. Orleans 600 bags $50 of which were at
3-4 to l2 cents Flour quet6 I2to so for all sorts
except Richmond. Southern corn Ga cents, Sc lbs.
Exchange on New Orleans less in demand and the dis
count Shade higher. The north river was open 10
ALBANY, and the Canal to Schenectady. U. S. Bank
stock 20 to 70.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09
CANDIDATES.

U We authorised 10 a.nounce thar, a, the soic;
ta"n Of large number Of the citizens OF the three
municipalities, Mr.WILLlAM FREREr Inns consented to
the presentation Of his name to his fellow citizens a,
the next ensuing election, candidate tor the office
Of Mayor "i the City Of New Orleans.
O' Nous sonmes autorises a announcer ou'a In
do"ande dun grand nombrc dcs citoycns dcs troll.
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT a
sc presenter comma candldat Ia place do Marie d
Ia p,oclane election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09

1As prospect q gloomy eae.--The usual influx Of
our wsslorn dealers hos not as ye. taken place.
VI semc twelve or fourt.en boats that left Louis.
vile in all tho latter part Of November, they do
not average half dozon passengers each. The
up country purchasers will not como down before
February. AID even then their determination will
DO limited BY the slate Of the money market, so
that the prospect before us il not bright one.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-09

Romantic! Horribtc' Ertrno binary and ner! This
is the caption Of article that is copea into the Plea
y"ns If Yesterday into other Of city papers previously
from tao Nor'her' paper. Of six weeks ago, and the
whole complete perfect story Of which, published
"o'ne t'o, or three yenrs ago. furnished us in letter
from friend in pa i. when the events narrated oc.
CURED. Let's have no more Of it-for God y sake