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The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-08-02
kazoo CITY yvhig ana Political Register.
FklA1k1 AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
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- ege5soas ssfes opposite Ae Washington Hotel'
a'sa ol.e aoof 0s.oD J1sssrs. Ho & WTigh's Store.
.AstAN4s.-L Lhe Vine viii be furnished to sub
senoers at 81 O0 per annum in advance; $5 so
q the termination OF six months and So 90 II not
paid until the expiration of the year.
ApvERTIsEsIENTS viii be inserted at the rate of
OO per square tor therst insertion, and so cents
tor each week thereaffer-ten lines or less, con-
aututlng square, The number of insertions re-
CURED, must DC marked on the margin of the nan-
userPt, or they win be inserted till forbid, and
charged accordingly. Advertisements from dis
tanee, must be accompanied with the CASH, or
good references IN town. Announcing candidates
tor ONCE VIII be $40 90 for county offices, $40 90
Tor State ofhces-in advance
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
$60 No contract taken for less than one year
and payable half yearly in advance.
The privilege OF annual advertisers is limitee to
their own immediate business; and all advertise
ments for the benefit of other persons, seatin by
them must be paid rby the square.
Professional Advertisements
For 10 lines orless, not alterable, 34honths, Sl2
" 10 do do. do n do. 5OI
OF As the above rates are the same as those
established IN Natchez, Vicksburg, Jackson, Grand
Gulf and elsewhere in this Site, no deduction
viii be made from them in anyease whatever.
or Alb JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
= Letters on business must be post paid, or
they will not be taken out Of the Post Office.
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Bon "a sonthern Argus.
HENRY CLAY

The president az tbe United States still
adheTes to the Sub Treasury system. His
particular friend, Mr. Cambreling, virtually
said, on the floor of Congress, that the pre-
sent times should continue until lS40 "In
spite Of The lamentations Of the people -
What hope have the people for better times
unless ne en- svo1s RUE E.ERs, and elect HEN
RY CLAY9 We can see none. Mr.. Clay
has proved himself the savior Of bis country
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BY endowing a Universits and branches with
land yielding an income Of $50, 900 per an
mum, and primary schools with landed pro-
perty worth about $500 per annutn.
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q CoMpIIMENT 20 MIssIssIPPI ENTERl

a CoMpLIMENT 70 MISSISSIPPI ENTE1as
PR1zE.-The New York Times Of the l4th
ult., in mentioning the Mississippi Import
ing Company, adds in very complementary
terms that, The object is to open direct
trade with Europe, BY means Of steam ships.
There is no reason to doubt the ultimate
success of the enterprise. The Mississip-
plans, whatever may be said Of their bank
inc experiments, seem to lack nothing in
their enterprize IN other matters.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-08-02

g Cuff. you see dem two ladies' o. color
cross de street dareP'' eyes, / see de dear
angels, Pompeyg'' 1Well, don't dey look
anazin like one anoderG'' Dat q fact,
Pompey, ] give you credit for your nice pen
umptration, dey do mazingly zemble one
anoder. specially de one dis side
ANoTHER SUB- IREAsURER CONE. VNm.
q Run, one Of MI. Kendall's Post Masters,
has been separated from bis friends by being
sent to the penitentiary for ten years Inere-
Il because he removed The deposites from
The mail.
MTcHTGAN. young state has out
stripped her sisters in the plan Of education,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1839-08-02

John Quincy Adams, ii his letter g the
people Of the Uniied States, who had en-
trusted him with their abolition petitions,
asserts that The Immediate abolition of sla-
very IN the District of Columbia IS utterly
impoSsible.n
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.VETF EDITION or THE CIrIL CODE or
LOtISLf.NI

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mas been tor some t''hT 'a'" Know" 10 .'le 1','e
that the Subscribers are engaged IN pifr"t,hI LOT
ne press new edition OF inc lo,.,'a IN'
'hev WERE from INC hrI!' aware u, we stcat u'nn'
ana responsibility n'ta''ihS INC uon'',"n % Inv ""'N'
ana was nor wl'"n' great Ins.'"n'i u',, ..f ,u
seh''d 70 tue "hdefak''s h't ne iHS'. ~ .'I','
amounting to nhnn' URGE ,''o'Sahn c''le' an" M'"
had cost the state more tinh ''''r'F '"ns'u uo',
was 'n'lf'ly "''' OF pr'. ror '"'' n'" Nv" HI'.
p"S', INC usual pt'ce Oh Inc "of" 'S "oe'' HUM "
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tI'-fN trTTy IT'D
81 ssr-S..LsS
FOR NEW YORK.

Tolt NEW ] 'N ~.
t!ouisiana and New York Line Of Packets
lllt. Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York every other Mon
insure the punctuaty in the time Of sailing, tho
line will hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship lnzoo, Captain Irask, TO leave on tho 20.la
November
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on tho
lih nccc'Hbcr.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Edridge, to loavo on the
lS;h December.
Slip V.cksburg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave on
the lat January
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on tho
18th of January.
The above are all now, of the first class, copper
Il, and copper fastened, and upwards of $50 tons
burthcn, are of light draught of water, being built
in New Y orl expressly for the trade. The price
Of passage is fixed al 100 dollars: their cabins are
fitted up in the most inp proved and convenient
plan and finished in Il neat and elegant Style
Ample stores Of the first quality will DO provided,
and every regard paid to the comfort und entire
satisfaction of passengers, who will please take
tcc that berth be secured unit! paid for vi
the Office of tic corsignecs.
These vcssc Is commanded by captains WON
| experienced in the trade, who will give oyerv u,
| ten,ion and exert themselves to accommodate. rhay
will ii, ali times be towed up and down the Missis-
! :: .--.io.... stIi npc,u,I,,,r
| observed i'll the time of sailing.
Thc owners OF these shl will not be rosponsl-
uc for any letter, parcel or package, sent Ivy
put on board of them, unless regular bill of lading
be signed therefor, at tho counting house Of tho
agent or owners. For further particulars apply ~
D BEIN Il A COHEN.
nov27 80 Common st
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DhiN'rS, oils, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-'ns
4 landing from ship Constitution and for sale-yIz'
$4,000 feet of glass best quality, from 3XlO ~ 2N2;
300 kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green pa', in %
libr. keys; "a Ioz yn,,edlins for s;dOoob rags
81 doz splendid ooon0 ground brushes, also ""eoo and
COO do: Gases green III POWDER Superior article
do do cus;n large assortment of sash tools OF every
size and qsny sable pencils for rtis'f flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists co"rs in oil ready pre-
pnrel in boxes, fitted p with a necessary brushes;
artists tools, Nc
Flake and ,rn,:,iiv white 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large aud choice as
s"rnlct Of paints dry colors oil, turpcn'inc var,iSl
&c. for sale Wholesale and retail at the lowest prices
by MONDEI.LI,
a22 S: Camp st.
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ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE,

FOR FEVER AND AGtE.
7kNEN years have not yet elapsed since 1t was
H. first regularly submitted to the public; but 1t
has attained the highest regulations; and has sup
planted every other medicine for The Aguc, "hcrcv
or it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
the United States, and still realizes more than could
have been an,icpatedby its mos, Fangninc friends.
Thousands Of ,,ursnIS have only uoi iG'ic'."
but restored t" he nth and vgur through It's agcn-
CIV; and they now chccr(nly testify, at every op-
porlui,itv to IFS ccid4d and supreme efficacy. |:
is composed Of such medicinal principles as are
calculated to the healthy ac..on OF the stom
ach liver and other important digestive organs,
the loss of which harmony is the immediate: cause
of the disease. 1t is apparent also, that 1t Produ
COS an entire change in the condition OF the system
nn-ssr,ai,4y DESTROYS the native liability to re!ap
srs Of Ia, affection. WHcn the Ague Is attended
with any other complaint, the employment OF tive
Tonic Mixture will not interfere with the treat
men, of the other disease, but viii even afford as
distance by furnishing strength and vig"r to til"
body during the course OF treatment Those VINO
| make use OF this medicine may be assured that
| there is no arsenic, H0rks, Merury, or any other
article in its composition unircnd to the human
| constitutions; being entirely rfgcfaMe erHdcf;
| and they may have additional confidence IN Tie
| use thereof when they perceive that IT has the CT
feet OF Il gent c laxative about the t!ule hA.' a bot
tic full has been takrn---in consequence OF which
| here is no pat Ct .he medicine lett to lInger III
the bowels 10 cause distractions, and other evils
arising from the use of many of the remedies no"
offered for the cure Of this Affection |. has ber'
| used also as preventive, Ivy many who we're sun
cct to periodical recurrence Of the Chllls, and
las invariably wardod off the aprrahendcd attack
Obse,rc. The Proprietor, fully satisfied With th
unparalleled and universal success which has crn
s,antlv attended runcual and regular use OF til
Tonic Mixture, in all cases Of Fever and hgns
feels warranted in engaging to refund the Price t
all those who have taken tho medicine IN ssrlcs ac
! cor,,nce with the prescribed directions, withor
having been perfectly and IastingIy cured.
The Subscribers are the wholesale agents for til
South Western States, and hare now on hand si'
" cases of this medicine, which is warranted irHs
and genuine. For sale at the manufactured prlc'
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druggists,
noyo7 cor Common L Tcl.Dupitoulas stfet
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Isssiiih LILLE.
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE


I .it,r- of this well known establishment, from Mr.
r lT' The late proprG,or will he ready to receive vi
Numerous and costly improvements vii be found u
tlc arrangements OF the Mansion House. New AVID
more cuiniuodinls bathing houses will bc built, and
bsh< will To provided nj all hears. A stable
will lie attached III the house, with good acconmuda
rors for horses and carriages fnst rate horses and
carriages will also be kept tor hire at moderate prices,
and sail and row bouts, with persons To manage then.
for the of visitors. Billiards and olsel ause,nsns
usually found st Watering places, viii slso be furnished,
and so conducted rs not TO Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF tie boarders. Tho vines and liquors will
be Of the best quality and to ensure all supply Of
cr has already breu ordered, wlth will arri,a
about the ls OF May.
Nj Frederick barnard, who formerly kept So popular
hrtc! at Washington city, will condaci This hu 81 oT
the proprietor, who, with such aid, confidently
the visitors OF last year, and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects give cnsral satisfaction.
! Tie local advantages oil tn house toe ven
knuwn to need lcngt encd description Esrc. Tho
that Pensacola is tho largest naval station of tho
Government; the general rendezvous OF The Gulf SQUAD
rom the sluiN OF its climate re, shed constantly du.
ting the summer months by the coolest treezes from
le Gull; the beauty of the bay and the ncighbourns
islands and rivers; the abundance and rlicncy Of thu
i,h " h which the wstals abound; and lis proximity
to Mn, best southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
errnce all other places in the attitudes, u
| h ;-A> and triigitiul summer retreat.
T.,a E,.:ts i'll ri between Pensacola. and Mo-
bic ,r i'll ut tai! times hu allie take the passengers
fran lhs NnS Orleans hc"s
| reusuco,h, Feb. lhfl, 1898.
| Z = ,;sntirrren wishing engage for their
families, can address the proprietor, at ienrnsnla,
Mr. >'cwe I Taylor, the former PROPRIETOR at Kew o..
leans.
References
T IS ford, Esq, MIRO Cnnm, r MeAlrin, ESQ.,, Ii.
'<ihby, i'll hob lie; r Taylor, Eea, Esq, in New
Orleans.
| S--A lPe, bag, to receive nnc atoms fns
persons ut the hove hotel. placed al Geo Whitman's
Office, Il st Charles Each nse.
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
9 : Travellers DESTROYS Of taxing the Florida ronie,
: Via Pensacola ic North, informed that frs, rat-
boats viii constantly from. Mobile Ia Pensacola,
leaving aohii anti pssncGla every other dny after the
\. LIST Of NAV. Good +,2rss will always he provided ,
i tic subscriber hc arss take passengers irna
Mobile, in cnst ot the failure ri thu fm,ais
| N b ARNOLD.
Tic seanl.nai Champion 'snves Mobile tcr Peasa
ru!a lwicc ~cek. feb 20 "
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NALUA BILE BOOKS Just received an inyoirc Of
Y standard aud vnlu bic books, chiefly lordon
editions.
Tic Dhdrn, wit, superl, plates,
Beauties Of Byron, or lie DANES de Byron, splendid
Byron r'" illustrated, do do
SCOTS Landscape illustrations, platos
Irockendrn's Alps,
Roscoe's Wales.
Fidcn's Tnbcaux,
Gallery of British Artists, NIL splendid cnsray ings;
Liz. of John Myr,on, with rol"'cd sporting plates;
Livy, Tncit,ls, Nenoplon &c.,
Byron's works, London pocket edition,
Shakespeare, London diamond edition,
Iioggs, tbs Et1rcI Shcpcrd's, tales,
Aikcn's British poets,
The Spectator, 6 vols in l8mo,
Selections from British poets
B'rcacco's Dccaneron in : vols,
Curiosi,ics Of Literature by rlsraeli,
Nlarslall's liz, of Washington | vol, Emo,
With II variety Of splendid ANIMALS and works Of
AIT, in handsome bindings.
fec cor st Charles and Common sig
%TEEI. rENS-Fcl,'s Nos. l,!a% pens -
congress rr S Iarss d" TO-" rcry's fiat sprng do
do small do do 3 slit do
Winlcl's ladies' do Ito double patcn,
do imperial Double pn'e" 10
tiillU'S barrel do 10 National DO
And till't's Commercial, for sale at
DAVID FEi n & Go, 81 Char,rcs 81,
frG ~ S,nonrrs Hall
StUGAN & MOLASSEs-I5o bids sugar,
- 10000 gals Molassrs-'n plantation above The
f,i-2w 81 Gravicr 81
NLASs-IOo hozes in store for sole hv
~ f'G SHALL g. BROWN. % Magazine s.
rGND KEN An office on the onA floor, oncnp-G
4 by Hcssrs Kelly, Harris &. Co. Possession Civ
en- on the l>t fCrlni v-auplv IN
Nv PTITCIA Il, i 10 TAGEETIR,
ja2G co" Povlrns II MaUnyinc ct
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\oL.-VI NO 1879
IN. York q Baitim ore Packets

f)ACKETS FOR NEW YORK New L'ns.
4 10 sail puncLuaIiy every second Monday
during the season, full or not full.
ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. S. Sears,
Ship Alabama, Ala do G. c. Berry.
Ship Arkansas, G27 do T. 5 Donnss
Ship 5 r,,ugn, SAP do W Hathaway,
Ship Nashville, $40 do y Jackson,
Ship Kentucky, G29 do J Bunker
The above ships are of the Arr, class. coppered.
and copper fastened, and hayrg been built in Now
York expressly for tins trade, they arc OF light
draft Of water and almost invariably cross tho bar
without any detention. Tho commanders arc mon
OF great experience. and tho ships VIII always he
towed up and down the Mississippi Wy slcan'b"a's.
They hnvo handsome furnished aCcnn'noda'Ions.
and stores Of the best description will always DO
furnishr d. The cabin passage is $50 without
wine or liquor and there is no liquor furnished I"
the officers crew. Fnr freight "r passage app y
on board, or to III G AMES, As Camp NJ:
Tho ships not accountable for breakage OF
glass, hollow ware. marble gra,itr cooperugc OF
tin, ofir-nor steel, Responsible for any
package parcel, unless regular bill, Of ladng
is executed therefor at tho o!lce of tho cuts.
nulgI
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FOR NEW YORK.
,,,isi,r, ami tJar Wort mo If P,cka,-y
IL! IL - ~

IL ~ IL IL IL
: Nlr ships composing this Lane will snii
L y lean, and New DIRK every other Monday
commencing the 2O november, and insure tbs
srctosl punr,usl;iy in the time OF sailing, tn. ling
will hereafter consist OF five Slips viz
Ship In.oo, Captain lrHsk to suvo tho goth nov.
Ship IouisriYe, taptan Palmer, leave the @lh
December.
Slip HuutsrWe. Captain Adrigar TO leave on the
18th Decent /.
Ship Vicls5@rg, Captain W5olhouse. to leave On lbs
ist Jan larry
ship MisssSpyi Captain Davis, to leave on the ls,h
January.
i J. The above sps all new, of the 6rst class
buriIen, Of light draugh of water, being bull; il
New York expressly for Ike trade. The price OF raA
sage is ii ed al hundred GOtlars. Their cabins
fitted upsu the improved and convenient plan, and
uist'ci in and elegant style. Ample of
the first quality will b" provided, and every regard had
the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
will please take notice that berth be cd
til pi,id tor TT the Office OF the conSignres.
These packets commanded by Captains we'll rx
pcrenccd i'll the trade who will give attention,
and exert themselves To accommodate. hey will ii
all times be towet up and down the mississippi by
steamboats, and tho striccs, pulctua,s observed in
| the time of sailing.
The OF ll,se ships vii. not be responsible Tor
let parcel package sent by put board Of
hem, unr regular hill ladillg be signc, tia reuro
II the counting hnusa of the agents y Icrs. Fer
| ur,r'r particulars, apply to
! BEIN - A COHEN:
| IL 50 Common ST
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

ORDERS RECtIN Ed FOX
JONES, Il7T.NT CO1YON CIV,
v,!e P:Acn,ce, No. S. Magazine street, New Orleans
lobe MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK 3i
ROBERT HOE & co.
SC.7I.E or PRICES-Dou,Ie GINS.
For a tl0llle Gin Ht 80 SAWS Or more On each
cyliule, making lGO SAWS in tie staH",
viii, Ice.lrri, bands &c. =, g p"r.Hw or S9'o u"
Frra nuuEie Gin of 60 saws IN acylin''tr,
or 100 in IKE ssn' feeders, &c.
S6 yer saw, or -" W.
For do Of in saws on DO or ina
stand, at 81 y per saw, aoH w
s,,nL pi Il. 10 ner s,w. or eco %
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin OF So more, with
one set of feeders, ba'as, &c, at IS per ..,o 40
For DO of 60 SAWS, with feeders, Ssr &, Sc
For do OF 10 saws, with feeders, sc. SIS
For do. OF 20 saws, with feeders, &c. 81
Extra teeth where desired, fer feeders, supplied
10 cents easn; the number ot,ccth being about equal
| o the number oil SAWS One set OF feeders, h~ con
si,lcred however, will ont two or three sets Of
sows Extra SAWS supplied ut SO cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered TO the agents OF
planters in any of the port towns OF the cotton plan
tnr Sla,cs at the above prices, the agents pn!'nS lh'
u VII, on the same from New York, and becoming re-
s,>,.iblc for the amount of the Gin. \ Gin virgil
viii be sen: with ,i, Gins r'h then. up where dc
sirch the charges for "hese services Will be extra, ba
moderate
Iron running gcarc:n a5o'ic ordered where desired
GA reasonable c:lis but will be charge lrAiA. Hers
power L. any description, can be furnished Oh -
terms. Small engines can ase be ostlcs'! II d.,
sired.
!, is dcsilr,',Io, wcu planters i've orders Tor 'ns
III y shout! accompany icm with ,irN'cws ~ reSA'
to the arrangement" SAWS, breasts h'ushcs, &c
is II u, they uiic opinion. SOME desire SAWS
Larger ,i:i,r,cr thai others. The most common stz
i, 80. 10 inches; WISH them - i:.chcs SOM
wish ) or E r,ws.l brushes aNs. while others d
not want more ib;n II NJ most Some " ash SAWS with
Il or teeth to the incl, while othcrs w"n' 10 or !!
". uch discrepancy, We preicr thy SFn"''
he time of giving ORDERS, furnish statement ct Tue
wishes and tisc manufacturers can i'ilHl ih:An Ia e\e
Is rurirulr. Where it is left 10 or dsrirI'' we ST."
nuk, them on the most modern and approved i'2
M order can be rxrss:e,, from the TING :, IS receive
st an the s,,ce eight nlmc weeks and the t' liz I,
time ,lrc,l in the hands Of the factor. 10 be IN IA.
~. ,hc next crop, all orders ought /" be in Ne 'a's
- he l,.;,,,tigccrsly the hrs, or middle! OF May; c\I'
NJ plantations where they are late in commencing
- ,'ck gin cotton.
!" n Il. The pt1cm Eight, Tor ANY one OF tl'H ce;
~ ,,'s States, Mn be sold on rcasou,blu Terms.
= NJ Gmos
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DIHIl EuIl HlIII " 'I.77TT U'
Saddle bays, double nnls no'r; vaccs ~ deal
saddle bags, B.u-+ Is carpet scs; best IRON frame
lie ller 'uIu trunks, brass ua,d leather boo, TIP
do, cd and various sty les h"ls els and
pis', belis coach, gig, suIkey, twig and planters
crop WHIPS: WOO, "nls',d, cottm ana leather
4,rl!s and surs!n .cs; strrup Learners: tunk
straps und wursieI ,,lu wet; chain and hook
names; blind brlulcs and lines; 5 utch coas :,
and horse and mule collars, ss"t all 4"a''l's: mo-
rocco, buck heep and buffalo sNins; PLACED
brass and steel hiAl" hts If ev'ry description,
plated. brass and steel spurs u! every description;
plated, brass and steel s.!rtups of every drscr,p~
ton
Together with complete assortment Of every
a;lic!e in Their ',e OF busrness--al Ut which they
offer for sale ON accommodating lurms
They will also Cnntnnc 10 r rc!ve ,nrnngh the
year, by packets from New York, fresh srppIu 0
keep their stuck nm pie and compile e.
kOuES, DAVIDSON & co,
| IS Is Canal st.
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>OMr,>,>E:>. T!lEENbMElEhS, Ni' iH'S
CORES, e. Just received and for safe 10y
Mn Mexican, rr!er Of Camp AMI tUMIman Streets
(, ., ncral assn, tmcui of Surveyors ConpnSsrs,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing FSns,
Sp,ns Div lrndS, sprnE l"v Pens, Ivory Pre-
tractors,
Ivory Srn!c<, Gunter's Scales. Glass lrtanglas,
Parallel Rulrr5, Microscopes. Ihrnm0Meto :,
Carrera Ohsrrrns Survey Chnin=,
Mutsurim. Tapes, &c. az
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

EfRESI GARDEN SEED The subscriber
a h"gs 10 cSpf, SIS his grateful thinks 10 the pubs
c, for the LIBERAL support he has Iec,ived since he
commenced bushes, III tins city. Bong sole pro,
Prlct"r OF the seed store, Common street. he is
not and never was agent Tor any northern Seed
vender; neither is he cred With nIv house in
this country--Out he assures the pubic that his
connections III every department OF The seed husl!
ntss, IN the UleICnt countries OF Europe are equal
10 that OF any house in the United States. He i'm
ports SEEDS, plants, &c. from the most extensive
aud respectable nurseries and seeJsmen IN France,
H''lnnd, England, SEQ land, and The 10 them
states-and il will all Tines be his nrcres'. as il
IS his study, to receive, IN addition to his present
stock. large arrivals OF every descrption really the
gro" tn OF 1888; also, cngtuitcd fruit lie $, Of all
kl:ds. The public may rely on inding tuI! as
s"Iimcnt OF every article in tHe seed linz, OF genu'
inc quality, and imported drcc, by
nj VIM OHM.