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M,>s'.s,pp, ana Lou.>lnna nol.I.
RS. MARY KIRKLAND resncctG,llv n,
~ ho-

KS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
''h nounces to her friends and the public gene.
ally that she is prepared to accommodate them at
,e abov" establishment, and hopes from her
'xcrtions to render visitors comfortable, to receive
continuance of former favors She feels conf.
dent that persons visiting Coving,on during the
ummer months, cannot find better accommodations
than sho can afford them, on mere liberal terms.
Tier house 's pleasantly situated, and well supplied
with every convenience the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, &c. in short, she promises
vat nothing Shall b: wanting on her part to give
tire satisfaction to all who may patronize tho
Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. ie3
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
I'HE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
23s Water, near Bnckman street, New York,
nave received the past season, and are constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
OF the above goods, which now consists Of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for tho southern and
Tostern markets.
Hollow ware Of superior quality. consisting OF
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots "i 90 different sizes, from 2S to so gallons
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:S to 30 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:9 to lS gallons,
Is lkrDaus n Ovens u,fi,.r.u,
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- ''GS '"rAprrss his grateful! thanks t, the pu,r
g. Tor IN" liberal support he has Iec.lved since
r"hmenc'd business IN this city. Being s. lie pm
| P'l"t"r of the seed store, II Common stree, he .
""' an" never was agent inr any norIcrn scr,
V'nder; neither is he G. ed With any hous !,
tins rn.n,ry-hut he assures the public ,,,, h.,
connexions IN every department nr III, sc,,i ,u.
ness, III the different countries of Eurnpe ar, .o,
70 that OF any hus" ia the Unl,e,i States lie ,,u
p'r's seas. plants, &c. from tho most rxIcus,v.
ana Respectable nurseries and see smrn in Franz.
li"tnnd, England, Scotland, and the M ,hr
s'"'fs-hEal II VIII all lines be his inrrr.sns i,
y ~" STUDY, t" receive, III addi,on u his ur. SEN,
SUI urge ar lVais Ut every de- srripIlon really ,he
@r'' N "t 1885; "so, enurnttrd fru,t ire s. nj Al,
N''u'' Inc pnbl'c may rely on tind,ng tut M,
S"F''"'nt "t every hHlcc IN tue .csd I'm of GEM.
al quality, and imported Ilrec, by
VIM. OHM.
10 TIE PUBLIC-Tl,c unJ,rs;rn,d i,.,,,,
T. studied under DR.. Sci midi of l,h,rlrs,n,ss
South Car"lina, and for some years his assist,n, in
The pricllce OF medicine and surgery has the h,nor
10 uHer his professional services in ths c,v
Tie assures The ladies and gentlsnen tina. the m,,,
prompt attention will be paid to tho calls wh;r,
may DO made; and also offers his snrviccs 10 Tho
holders OF slaves being we'll acquainted with the
discusses common to them, having attended them in
e sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills ter the comnos,t;,,
Professor Smullettc, with directions, can b. had
u tho undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in tins and other cities, has been attended,
with the greatest success. to which tho best NJ
references Can be given. Apply at No. lG6 Mara.
Zinc street. JNO. MLORING,
~ oIiCE-c,The partnership of Kelley, Mason NCo
l OF New .'rlenn Mascn Harris &Co, of Natchcz:
II! Harris, Kelley go, of Rodney was dissulyeI o
c2lst OF May last, by the death Of Samuel 4 Mason
)ne OF the partners OF the firms
The Undersigned surviving partners. will be charged
with the settling and closing sud business as tooays.
LeviC Harris will attend to the settling OF the business
II Mason, Harris u Co.. ut Nutchcz and Harris, Kc
ey 4 Goa Rodney; and Henry Kelley will u,,cud tn
ne settling OF the business OF Kelley, Mason Il Co.. AT
New Orleans The nanrs of he several firms iii ho
Used in liquidation only. - W
Those indebted 10 said firms earnestly s,ed
come forward and makcuary scucmcnts and those
Wing cluims will please present them ,rithor r,Iclny
LEVI HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY
wv nrt.nr%. Iuu, :, iT.tr
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MUNtAGur'S
B.l In FOR THE TEETH
VIE cstabiscd reputation and constantly Increasing
dc4nand for this clc, uul remedy of pain ant, prs
scrvnlirc OF the tce,h has induced the subscriber
otter 1t to the American public. Arrangements hav
been nude To supply agents i'll all the principal cite
nnd towns IN tie United Stnrs to place it i,hi
the reach OF those suffering and likely to suffer thi. mos
haraSsins Of all uc!l =, Too,hlce.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle. it has never failed 10 afford imncdiate und
nnnent relief 1t also arrests the decay III d,fcctv
teeth and relieves Tint soreness which frequent,
renders strong tooth useless Tho application and
remedy are simF'e, innocent, an rot unpleasant and
the large number OF persons in different sections Of ii,
and sautarv effects from the use Of The Balm nrs rcady
to bear ior the public good) their testimony 10 its nm
rival!cd Glnliucs. 1t il an Indian remedy obtained
sing ulury AMI unexpectedly and nai be regarded b,
the civilized world az the most valuable discovery
rednian OF the woods.
PsIce 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
3 Cor Common and 'TcLD.itonI.s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

HrM ORLEANS & CHARLESTON PACKETS
+ft This line consists Of tour vessel. aII ,'
5IHS the first class. corperrd and copper fae,.
hmm rne"' and OF "h"u, 200 tons burthen.
"'r ~, n"nds'he accom- m"datinns for passengers.
lhfse vessels ar" commanded by captains wei
experienced N the trade, who will give every al
'eht'"h' ana exert themselves to a,commuda,: III.
snippers. They viii h TOW ed IN ana down ,hs
M W p, and leave New Orleans m or before
sne '''h an" 10Th Of every month. The following
vessels c"mp"e the Ilnr, viz
IN bris hr"5'an, Chares q ron, master.
3ng G apman,J J. 3. Thompson, master.
brig Aimenn, J. Dame, master.
oar" Roger WI'I,ame.J. AIihers, master,
r. ["r 're'ght or passage, apply TO J. A. BAREi1l
NJ ~, 81 common ST. New Orleans, or NJ. G
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~ PERM O!l.-l1o3 gallons pure winter A
~ Sperm Oil, in casks and hbIs, for sale by
JARVIS Il ANDitEWJ
las strcrrS '''P
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW fORN,
" Travellers DESTROYS of ,akin, the Florida route
via Pensacola, to The North, informed that rs ru
boats will constantly run From iloble t., Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other nv after the
III, ~; Of naX 1oa stages Will always he provided
Mobile, in cuse of tho failure of the boats
- y ARNOLD.
The stean'host Champion leuves Mobile for Pcnsa
cola twice week fob o., IT,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24
,>,,>o r'NNoCK'S ROME, &c.

EiSSN'OCk,S IMPROVED EDITION OF
n uo,dsml'hs Abr;dgmcnt of tho History Of X
70 which IL prcfxcd an Introduction To The S,udx
nonan history and great variety Of valuable infoy
In ", asn'a ih,oughon, the work. the Manners
meroGs biographical and historical Notes: and nn..
lions ior examination at tn" end of each sec lion, r.
"s'latco with thirty cngrnvings wool BY A,heron
rNSocKs improved Edition of DR. Golsmi,h's Iis,or,
OF England from the Invasion of julius Caesar - ~
d"sth Of Heorgc I'd, with continuation to the ven
LODI" WIN questions for examination ut tho end :,
.aeh seehon Besides variety of valuable inform.
ton added Throughout, the work Consisting Of ,nhls
., coh'rnll'rns. Sovcrcigns and eminent person
.oP'oiH explanatory notes. Remarks on die ,oj
ucS, manners and Literature of the are An outnc,
i,Igs. - many '"6's
"of ~, EhtHES'' OF ARrRoSoMY, and an Aorid.mes
OF Ncith New 1rentise on the Use Of (;ohes NJ
An'rIcan edition, with additions and Improvements
ana m cxpation OF the astronomical mr., ~ ~. a
tcan Almanac. f W "o AZ
Jutt received and for sale by WM urr.u
NOV - corner ui Camp and Common a..
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a NDREW SMITH Il CO., respectfully inform
I n their friends and the public in general, that
they occupy the new brick shop, 2l3 Tchoupitoulas
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Of cvcry description,
such as copper stills kettles, and pnnps tin bath
ing tn s. aud oil cans, of all and Sizes and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Grato bars of every dc, crption, srch as steam
boat stnrups. hog Chains, screw kots, and other
kind Of steamboat work, such as chimncys brooch,
c., steam pipes.
they will also do all kinds nr out door work.
such a zirc copper and tin roofing and gnlterng,
&c. They ahovo and all other kinds ni work IN
their line Of business, they will execute (, the
shortest notice. doggy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

H'itt Subscribers gents the extensive m,.. a,
W. l. s. Butcher, Sheffield, Enrland, have ms,
iceived very extensive of ,n ",,s CONSISTING of
lnblc and Dessert Knives OF O. sd cscru,ion Pom
ccktt, Dirk and Srcur point Knives; ltnzor- Srs
"rs E Z" Tools, &c. nc. &c. which they arc prepnred
oeHhbt to the trade Tor orders. Terms and con,ions
vii be made known at the time.
ml6 J. u. BEN & A COHEN 30 Common 81,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24
NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL,

! NEW bNi'l1 Wv liOiEi.,
! PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss.
'EN!li we'll known wnerug place is open for the
a srison, under HE Immediate sl'p"riltrndr!cc OF
Mr. John NlcDonneil. The establishment has bee,
very c"nsidcral, Improved bv alditIunl. buildings
Dining room, bal v"om. billiard rooms, nine pin alleys
stables, aud halliI house. Great exerlions have lt.
n'ede 10 render '''a plucn comfortable na an sesnn,
resort. 'rh arr FIT, five for il1cs and co,-
'en!tnf ont houses arranged for >ign gentlemen Fine
sail AMI hing boats prov dcd and an elegant band
ct usc for cotliou parties t. cxcur>io,s n the ulf
tpaft OF It Which lies immediately in front nf the
hor! IL l. nd locked by several enutitu isla,. all
ui'in hw h"nSs sail. among wl,it;, are Cat ISLAND
Ship Is,nd Horn Island. and he tian,ln.eurs
Letter Bag kept at the lar Of tine Exchunr To-
Tel, NJ - ~hich VIII receive ally aneu,,un.
McDpANEi l. y, WATERMAN,
June II Exchange Hotel.
NEW ri.>N'S FROM PARIS.
subscribers huve Just received per ship Charles
J. from i!hSre nnd offer tar 4ns n ,.lu,.ul assort-
ment OF lan"io les consisting in : ranlnns coi,s
Of Rosewood, Cnrac"ns and ri, mahogany nood.
Horizontal Pianos .! The richest rosewood aud naho
gany.
Semi aprisht Pian"fo,es do 10.
J l1esc instruments are all ,nanuiuc urcd nv the
celebrated makers L r.EiE & TO. of Paris, MI con.
'ectsd frrssly for lis by hesSr- rley kalhenn
which fa: eau leave nothing to desire in regard 10 the
beauty OF their tone.
TIN. unlocurs aud professors Of music are rc.pect
fully mvi ed to call anil examine the sem; upiigkt
pianos which entirely new urclo
JOHNS & Co, 81. Carries st.
- opposite Inc VeranGhh n Exchange hotel
REFRIGERATOR, 1 WATER JaRs-6 ma.
q hogany reirseraors, : painted d. ii gallon
water Jars; |9 gallon do in sore. Tor sale nv
mo- WHITNEY. 70 Camps,
u1n.uT bKEAD-lN hills, landing ON srambo,.
z Rudolph For sale by A. 'rl;IER,
may - 81 Ga9irr st
II EFF-95 half Lbls ness ana ID bLls NJ - prime
- ahd b Beet, fos sale b. & DORSEY.
l,'le y IL A.IiLrvee |
BEEi, CROOK.
4 NOVEL in 2volS. by Harriet Mnrlineau
"a Aisc Researches, comprising iuGuncs concerns
ng the mental characteristics of the North Amer, nm
Indians, first saiics lntnn Tales AID l.rcpd, Lv
Henry Rove Srh"olcrat, ao. Of T.uSels to III. sout
cs Ut the Mississippi sc &c.
Als', new supply Of stevens Tru.ais in Ervn,
.irsbiu Psttc, &c. or
M"tm"'h the Nandrrrr; Elvniu by Mas Bl.:ll.g
Errcst Maravrrs: lice
Lad. oflynnF l,hrncy, Cricllon
Wires Si'e'"ctH Work. \" q :. u received ami
r ~lI- hv ALEX, TGWAh
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1NI'i' wa 'risigTsd hltirr RECON- rar,., h, -
| "a u -, nHHl-' amt !tpn,arcorv j., ,L
-" h'" ny W.. ! c II o.. NJ T. e corner IS 1,,
'itr' and IE''"n Walk, resp c,iuli, snl,c,,s,
- '' '''' ph'rhnnr ANA rrnrw al OF m. f,v,,a
~ MS FORMER rnst"Al'ts. The ,n,,,r .,rL ~
ofHgs, mei'ctues and tone. ar,IcI.s !. t-.l "
'"F' fully s'E"'ed. The io!ow,np nu,y s,, ~.
| l""lliz" /, VIZ: " par
| re 9"n S"Ioil 7 and ESar,t ,sn Pnwd..s
| "e' t'N IL rs, lr':a- VIII l,suru, and ,l,,..,
| '"f yeas, IN ralsIHg Ditud, buckuh,.,
nrr-, ""es'
| hn'I''' LII r'sccni Magnesium Anp.r;..,-.
' 's''' al" gent" pug r'Ivr in dysprusn ~, ind;
I'S''"h' nerv u drnIuty, plddi, e.. h.oda"n.
'c'''F 81 'hr STOMACH, hAuItual cus,,yru,s. ,w,
"r"us erupunn~, &c. e"'a'
Carpenters Fund Extract IF s,,s,,,,u
pur'h 'ng N" h'"n''. dc do do nd cub.hs a.
>, '"a'm'S innh"rn aud Vrrn!iuy- Bt;,;sh -.
ha''ir'" ,hls' Op"hcld"c, &c.
m'"n'u Lq'"rice, lnIube and Guamauve no,,.
j. room brushes. N Pren,,c.'s cnrbon;c d.n,,;.
,,'''' ch'"r'n" tooth wash, pow der puT, n nd h.,
rff",'c's car'"n'c dtnIr'Gce, chE,r Re tooth. ~..
powder pnHs and b,xss, Pren,ice's scented ~.
pm" 'n''ei powder. pnmatum Creme Dr. PR.
''n!e n'"e', rose, lnvrn and tlurid, ~.,s,.
81 the nest Gnl'Ie-. R"wn nd's Mac,sso, al o.
r'd4. hh IN OF C'iumbia, bears oil. A v,,;,,v &c
'"e''e' ana other matches, iadtlibIe marking inH
superior hIack INK, &c. W"
sperm ana tchhed whale oil, H.v's r;,;,,.
''nsh assortment Of Th"rhnrn' s(iarden soc
GEORGE k)NcS
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Wagon boxes from | 1 ,o,l "a inches.
Wood Screws, u, 600 gross, iron aud brass, from,
IS inch, No. 3 10 80 Inch, No, 81 of superior
lraty and flush, and less than Junc's imported
prices.
Sad lronS, assorted, in casks Of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tlliors and ialtol. Irons, assorted
Sash weights, 100 TOMS assorted from, Al 10
2O.h>.
Bells for Pllntations steamboats, churches, &c
made TO order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
The af'ove assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended to tho attention OF Southern and
Western merchants and are offered for sale at low
prices, and upon the most liberal terms it IL be.
lIcved to be tho largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any ono establishment in the
United States.
Merchants. by forwarding request by mail, can
have printed circular. with DESCRIPTION of goods,
prices aid terms, from winch no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return of mail
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1898. ,e3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

RUSHTON e. ASPlNALL'S
OMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE-A speedy
and contain euro for the Fever and Acuc.
rem'ttent and intermittent fevcrs; prepared from
tho original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versal success in 1882, by persons of tho highcs,
responsibility in this city, as stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, tina, the proprietor of
the recipe has heen induced to offer il to the pub
nc III Its present form in tho hope that it may no
INC nc, means of relieving many Of those who arc
s"hering under the scourgo of OUT country. 1t is
hcdic'ne possessing great virtue, and when u.c,l
according to the directions has never failed of
etectIng cure. even in tho most obstinate sta &c
OF the disorder 1t is not at oil disusrccabIc, and
persons or the weakest stomach, and children may
'aSe II with impunity. Ii strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom REQUIRES
more than one or in obstinate cases, two bottles
10 effect euro. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in tho medicine, nor any thing injurious
TO the human constitution. The propric,oys are
SO well convinced Of its efficacy that they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has been
taken in accordance with the directions and h,,
not effected perfect euro OF tho fever e. aguc.
A. OLIVER, solo agent for New Orleans. at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine a orc,
corner OF Bicnrllle and Charlres streets.
For District Agencies apply Ia
leS II. w. SMITH, IS Cont At,
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w CEN lIFi TINT tho above mentioned disease is
! quite we'll cured to my satisfaction for which
tnanS i'r. itnet; Nh" moreover that the ne,.
cine nave taken makes me fut. and did not njure NV
neai'sI at all therefore advise my low sufferers ~
lose II" time and apply to DR. A. Elues 1873 Canal
street, between Dsuphin' and Bourbon Streets dr.
iluet IL at home from 9 oclOck A NJ, until 4 p N
They wilt find true doctor Tor this ecmpIuu,. ''
- JOHN DEAN. IT. liruvjer street
II any one wants to see nc, call NJ Nn 40 Grny;
JOHN DEAN
Vow Orleans. Tcl, I, 1888. f.h 1t1
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"ATS-l cases drab RusSia hats various ouoli,;es
4 broad brms aud low crowns landing ION sbi,,
st. l."us, for sala by BRIDGE 4. Co.
ms| l3l Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

s1'L!'CR-52 bis landing from ~teum,,ni Ba,oo
q R"nge, for saleby G DORSEY
may Al N, .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

COAL S,iU-,'IIDI IA u
hand n large supply of Cu.nrl and Ljverposl cnsI.
IN bulk. ut snprr"r qnaInv. whi,h they offer ior
sal. in los =" sui rnrrhas-rs.
Alsn rxpAr'cd nv the hrs, arrivals from Eny
ianh aud th- A"rih, Cannel. Leh1gn md Peart
Mourtnin CnAI. "r"k "n and screened, pu, US II
h 'gsha''s expressly tor in"lr us'--all uf wh C
th"v will ,iF-urs 1T the ,,,.a no lrra,r terms
Or I.rs I.ir H. Ir-l' ific.. = % i!i,Avl'ie $,
a. stars. "a, pIotiptIy alu NJ.
ga. Il. !. \ &DuLiT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

'o'"gne Water P,riumrry, Mc.-A .r.,,,u
"rl'c!e at cologne, put up expressly oi the rr,,,
trade; ais" the rurest F ench P"rtumprv, cmhr,-
eng every variety Tor the oe', Tor s,ls hy
Get REEFS e. D,I AVf.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

LATEST LITERARY
&CHOOLCRAFT'S Indian Tales un] I cee,d. 90
~ Miss MartIneau's Deerbrook, new novel in vols
J. he Croppy, hy the O'Iara Family
Marryatt, the Phantom Shin
ho"R Births Deaths and Marriages
Dr. Bird; Robin Day. volumes
He~ supply OF James The iIuguen,,
'ngraham; Captain Kid BuIwer's Bchcl.u
>, JOHN H. Co,
corner St Charles g. Common =
l1,,AChANGE ON BOSTON-for sale BY
L 1 NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

.. - . 81 'tlN, y" u Comic street, bri e, Il.
cu'ha'b ana - FhiIlp. kre,'- constantly On haud
81 kttns,Ge nss'n of hunis auu hr,pc ne ard
SHOES. at New 1"rk ruauui,cnre. Lr l,ti, ~ uiu.i,
M" ch'iafeH Ut "h ayes. "tlcn tie ,.iii .,spu.v u
al very ~" i"fa'e prizes.
f"m''es OF hIS a'T "niaurc err'l ~ an nr.tsr
VIII have !he!r WISHES attend q to l. S 81 iOlE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

b"''rs'"'s k'z r S's", -Ih,ee cases OF n,
Etl'''lE" article, l"si received nv
oct ). REESE & D'LANG, 10 Camps
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M'-S"''ri R"t"-'')' c"''- Aiis-",, , ,,.ir ruv..
maze an vt h'mr' ~ Htnlr, and tor 81 l.. hv
3 EOGERT i; HAN T,IORN G3 c;
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kOfLE MAY, liouse, o.gn, and Or,l,nvrla
~ ta'nter', NO 5 Car"nlclc street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations OF 'hc following woods and Marbles ex
ecucd ia mastery NANCY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-24

Northward. Coming Southwark ,he ,;, II, -; y. 70 20
less; beings days and II hours. -" ''"' Il" NJ" "ouf
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n. o. Announcements mrde on consjpumn. f.,
to Messrs. A. G. Lombard g. Co,
nov27
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TAYLOR Il MADDEN.
10. Gaarircs stree,
:, hAxE constant supply every a,t.re p.r,,,,,
prices ''Ae' ~ t'e" orX
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-06-01
From the Wayna County Chrotle.
CUMBERLAND ROAD BILL.

The Editor of the "Jef1ersonian," in b last
paper, in another ,reighty article on the 'ss of
the Cumberland Road Bill, admits and tbs his
readers that only nine Administration mn sup
ported Mr. Rariden's motion to take up Ie bill,
and FIVE only of tho Wings voted against; yet
still has the hardihood to assert that TIL is not
proof that the Admin istration is opposI TO the
Road
Against such an argument, We have NJ emarhs
to offer. If the Editor is such fried to the
Road a. he pretends, why does he nopour out
the walls Of his wrath on his Administrator Fl lends
who voted against it! Why does he sffer them
to pass unnoticed and unrebuked? wy does he
even euIogize and glorify Ra,Iiff Boo, of whom
he says "lndiana may we'll be proud, 'for his IN
auence in procuring appropriations 10 this Road
in years gone by, when he we'll knos that Col.
Boon left his seat and returned hon, last Con
gress, three weeks before the close Off Session,
declaring that his State had acted ugrateful to-
wards him in hot electing him to the United
States Senate-,hat he cared not that became
of tho Road, and that its friends ned no longer
rely on bis influence in securing foit an aPpro-
priation? One reason only can b. given, and
that is, we again repeat. the dishourable one OF
endeavoring to mislead the public mind
MIR. Rariden is charged by Mr.. Elliott, with in
juring his Influence with the Administration, and
thereby endangering the loss Of tle Road Bill by
voting with such men as John Beland Henry A.
Wise. In this Mr.. Elliott is but he echo of the
Globe. Bat will the "high sould" Mr.. Elliott,
who says he has '.brcathcd the pure air" and
q purns at letters and defes co,,rol,' sanction
the legitimate conclusion to be drawn from the
above charge against Mr.. Raridea! The conclu-
clusion is this-,hat because Mr.. Rariden ana the
other wings from this State, vaed with Messrs-
Wise and Bell in ferrc,ing out The corruptions of
the Government, that for theT independence IN
thus voting, they and the Safe they represent
must be punished by the withdrawal of Execu-
live favor.
Although we have ever been friendly TO the
Road, and wish to see it speedily completed, vet
sooner would We see it abandoned throughout our
State than have the wealth OF the Government
avished upon it, at the sacrifice OF principle, and
be passive sabserviency Of our Representatives
o the viii Of Executive dieta;ion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-06-01

ME subscriber wishes sell his farn,yng miles duo
of Ccntreville, Nolands folk of White
containing leo of land; good frame house, and
barn. necessary houses, 100 under cultva
,on good and meadow good orchard Of cui
fruit, apples pares. peaches &c. all the farm
be inuring in he least frst
well Of water, with good pump it, good spring
The road running through from Centre
Vile to Fort Wavne, which a turnpike, also the
state Richmond Losanport tn. other 81 .
of the nm ths farm bottom and the other
above which beautifully situated the laad all
lies and is neither broken and high.
health and sight of good merchant mills
wishing good would do well TO apply
for terms apply subscriber living the farm.
ISAAC COTTON.
NAV I5,b 1890 20tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-06-01

"AKEN UP by Joseph Conner of Whreriver township,
Randolph county, Indiana an es;-ay dark bay mare
with small bell fastened with leather collar about %
hands hea saddle marks white spots one on each
side Of the name of the head supposed 70 be
or twelve old, appraised for-hve dollars Also
an estray mare light thirteen hands and hall hgH
sn,s.S to be four wears old this spring. small bell
fastened with collar. appraised 70 twenty-five dol
lars bv Daniel Be.ls and I,hamer Peg ae copy fom
nv es,-av book. May 18th, 1889.
-' HENRY D. HUFFMAN J. P.
-. 1870 2I-3t