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NEW MEDICAL pAMrHLETs.-Jn., nnhIished

1 and this day received, for sale by r. TAYLOR.
brodies Pathological and Surgical ,reat-
Observations onthe Comparative state Of Medicine in
France, England and Germany, by Dr. A. Meuht, Of Ha
mover price 90 cents
Essay on Cataract, by J. Maunoir NJ. D. Of Geneva !;
price rs cents.
Carmichael and COLES on the Venereal; IS cts.
Medical and Surgical Monographs, by Messrs. Andrai,
Beck, Brode, Louis ard Dubois and BnIne published
together n thick pamphlet Of 900 price so
few copies Of each only received. apl3
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nEERBRouK, novel, by arriet Martineau, in 2
IL vols.
Schoolcrafts Algc Researches, Indian Tales and Lee
gends in vols just received for sale by T., Taylor
for circulation among the subscribers TO the Wavery
Circulating Library, Immediately East Of Gadsby's
may %
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THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND, by Miss Stckney
l. Jack Adams, the Mutineer, by Capt. Chemier
Bubbles of Canada, by Sam Slick, Are this day publish
ed and for sale by. +. TAYLOR,
And for circulation among the subscribers the Wa
verify Circulating Library Immediately East of Gadsbys
Hotel H&
Also, Number Ten Of Nicholas Nicklety. mar 10
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THE CORSA1R-E Edited by N. p. Willis and T. o
i Porer-The first number Of the above is Just re-
ceved and may bc the bookstore off. TAYLOR.
Immediately east Of Gadsbys mar %
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CtHEAP BOOKS.-F TAYLOR'S list contnued.---
~ Mrs. opie's complete works, in oc:ayo volumes,
handsomely bound in full CLOTH price for the set $3.50
Ws's lnklngs Of Adventure vols, price rs cents,
published at Sl75.
lrvings Conquest Of Florida BY fernando de Soto vols
prlce 81. published at 80
Walter SCOTS Novels, handsome edition neatly bound
with portrait price for the complete set, $40.
Judge Halls Sketches Of the West, vols handsomely
bound, price ST.. published at 50.
List TO he continued june l.
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CAPTAIN KIDD, Romance by Ingraham, author of
~ Lahtte the Pirate of the Gull, &c in volumes,
is this day received, for sale by r. TAYLOR or for
oulaon among the subscribers the Waverly Cicuat
| ing Library. mar 8
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DERClVAL'S WONDERS OF THE WORLD
Comprising the most remarkable curl, sites of nature
and art BY the Rev E. c. Clarke new edition. edited
by James " Perciva IN one octave volume Of 624 pages
Cravings Just received for sale by
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NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, No. IL.
IN Elvra the Nabobs Wife by the author Of "Vlage
"reminiscences" ~#m sEM"
Conversations Nature and Art, with cuts, vol
LIST No OF Jack Sheppard, romance, by Ainsworth,
author OF lockwood, &c 10 be completed in Nos with
plates.
Are lust received by F. TAYLOR,
mar 90 Immediately East Of Gadsbys.
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TAKE NOTICE.

UDUBLlC notice ishercby given to all
LII persons indebted to the late arm of
Durham 8 Otey, Of to Thomas Duiham
alone, sineerthe dissolution Of said firm Of
Durham g. Oteys that alldebts owing to
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cord Ia the Office Of the Clerk ofthe Cont
Of Prohateof Holmes county on the 18th
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lNSOL v ENCY.-
FURTHER timeof.hreee month,

A FURTHER timeofshree months
IA having been grantcd by-the Hon
oatle Probate Court Of Holmes county,
at@e October term thereof, to the com.
niSsioners Of insolvency upon the estate
Of James Higgins, deceased, win meet
for that purpose at the Office sof Wills
Drake, in the town Of Tchula, on the, first
Saturday,, Of each moalh, commencing
The second day Of November next
w. w. WALTON,
WILLIS DRAKE,
s. ID. BELL.
Commissioners.
Oct 90 so. BIN
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NOTICE.

YEyHE Undersigned having been APP
-M pointed by the Probate Court Of
Holmes County, AZ tie Jan. term thereof,
1899, commissioners to audit, examine and
allow the claims asainstthe estate of John
b. Davis, deceased, and wili meet at NJ.
ID. Haynes store, in Lexington, on tie
second Saturday in each month, for the
next SIX months, for that. purpose.
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COMMITS SION HOU Sc.
Oct &c so. BIN

COM MIS- SION HOU S E.
fgVHE Undersigned having secured
II. one of the largest and best ware
houses in Vicksburg, are prepared to
receive for sale, shipment or storage,
cotton and other produce.
One of them, Mr.. A. A. Halsey, will
attend 10 the sale of cotton in New Or
leans; and their agent, Col G. S. Cook,
will superiniend the receiving and for
wardiog the cotton and produce at
Vcksburg.
ahe undersigned will use every exertion
TO get the very highest pricesgof the
market, either at Vicksbnrg or New Or.
leans, for such cotton as may be entrust-
ed to them FOR sale; aud the proceeds Of
The sale paid to the customer in the very
money received for the cotton sold. They
Will also buy cotton; but in no instance
will they accept bills upon the. cotton
shipped or agreed to be shipped to them.
Their warehouse in Vicksburg is The
large aud commodious Cotton Press erect
ed by Col. Vim. II. Washington, on
legee street.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-14

NnL Undersigned having been ap-
Hap pointed by the Probate ! Court Of
eyam; ,s county, commissioners 10 audit,
ssa,a a &c and 7, allow the 'cIaims against the
viii u u Hardy Wecms, deceased, and
salar ",ss' At i G. Raynors o. The lliird
nou,hs t "a each month, for The next six
DAVID S.GLASS. ! q s
I. C. RAYNER,
[. B. BOWERS; 4;
Ma Commissioners.
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BLACKSMLTEllNG.

Ia EI AVING started a Elack Smith
IL shop in this place, solicit share
of public patronage. have engaged an
experienced workman, who, Ibelieye can
not fail 10 give general satisfactiori. Par.
ticular attentionswill be pnid, tohave work
done with neaness and dispatch,
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Fl LANGTREEs& O'SULLlVAN
4 Or Editors throughout lie country are
requested 70 copy and notice this adver-
tisement;the Metropolitan will he sent
Eto allscomplying with the request.
Nov III ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

UPHOLSTERY T. PAPER HANGING STORE
Henry Siebrecht, Formerly ]. C. Wcks Cox
would NEST respectfully inform his friends and
the public IN general that he has and is constant,
~ receiving general assortment Of upholstery
and paper hanging. The following comprices n
part Of his stock, which he offers for sale at who'll,
sale or retail on the most accom- IN odalin8 terms
viz
French velvet and satin paper, latest STYLE : do
halt common and common, Philadelphia glazed
and nngazed do do, French Iandscapes. fire
boards, blinds, &c. do velvet and wors,ed do do.
mo reanze do colors silk fringe and gaoons Of ali
qualities patterns and prices, worsted trinees as
sorted pattern. plain and coInr,d. Swiss m usin.
latest style plain and colouaed, cotton drapcry
mnslins plain and twilled, assorted coIur<. new
style OF needle work for sofa cushions, fuoistoo
covers, &c new style Of bell pule,s, raised figures
and plain, gilt window ornaments Of all patterns
and sizes, gilt eagles batal and spears, feathers,
&c, glass knobs, casters, hair cloth. figured and
PLAIN, large assortment Of toys { r chlJren.
lurge silk cord and tussrls, worsled cord and IA,
sells, general assortment Of uphoIs,ero and paper
hahgings, constantly on hand and foo sale a, tho
lowest prces at Nos Al Royal aud "a Custom
House SITS.
N B-Persons in tho city or from the country
are respectfully invited 10 aall and examine for
themselves Carpets and curtains made in the
latest modern style, rooms prepared Il, the suor,.
est notice. and all kinds OF uphoIdes,ery wo,k
oo"e VIII" "eatsess anC despatch. Uct3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

Jew GOODS-Simmons IIartt 4 CO ure now ire
yceivIng from on be ard ships Yazoo and Saratos,
"ndb brig Cenc"rdia, from New York. great variety II
goods in their line, which together with their lore,
stock on htnd makes their assorln cn verye, plee,
ne following compose part, viz: ell twist ,r ;;te
tGck ana dressing combs, horn do ofa descriptions In.
qua rubber, silk and worsed elastic gartcrs common &
ne elastic sspenders, loco oco and Luciicr matches,
senlltz powders, powder pu and boxes toilet powder
pocket books and wallets, needle books she'll penrl
IVORY and morocco card cases, head ornaments, Main co
raj beads, necklaces AMI negligees, bead cLuns ben
necklaces, cut gluss and plan seed silver and gill heads
Indian beads bells and pumes; pistol and large nnW,
Ter TASKS shot belts, horse, belt pocket and dne;in
1istols double and single barreIed guns Bowie knives
and drks. scissors shears, pocket knives guar Chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, CLOTH hair tooth mi comh
srumb. Shoe late floor and busting brushes Coloone
Florida lavender rose and bay water
and extracts Niaccassar, bear antique and WurI, We
getabe mar oils shaving mud toilet scans oi iii des
crptons, ladies' and gentlempns DIES AMI drcssng
cases hur regies, trzees and braids, plain ncy and
musical work boxes, plain un gilt, figured, coat and
hnttoas pearl and ivory shirt do shirt sdds gold
and silver pencil cases. toothpcks and plated
a gu lnckets, Tinatnre do, silver bruss and steel
nihbes hooks and hair pins imitation fruit blk
ehd redink shoe eblaekius, victims and guitars, ribbed
anu lan percussion caps, linan tyse scented cusl.
iehs' gold and silver lace aud fringe latter paper game
bags riding wps, walking canes playing cards ina
gold plated and 9Th jfwelryaSc. :. -:
The above, tnsether with great aris " ohei ami
les are offered at Wholesale rcta on Accommodating
n Shell co,nhs rsn.;r.d VI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
THE FLORIDA LINE

Hfa{A1 From Mobile to Augusta, &c ;.
tz4s $3.50 leaves Mobile every day a, three
for Halls Landing, above Blak ely ,-t'.ence four
past coaches to Peasac ola-thcnco ., en- hoat, N
Lagr,nee, where the land route is esumed-,hence
Mariannn and Brownsville, Fla Bainb,idpe
P,ndertown, II ,wkinsvile. Suundersyille e. Louis
vile I" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
The rail- road cars 10 charleston. and the steam
pack els to Now York, Norfolk, PniIadelphia. etc -.
The s,ea"boa, are the best for the service. and
the navigation presents more advantages than con
be found upon any steamboat route ia the south,
regoh.
The great Improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction Of fifty miles Of me- "
road, by the pr"pretors, viz from LaGronue on
Lafayette Bayou, an arm of Santa Rosa Bly. Ia
Brynnt's Ferry, on the Chat,ahooc,ee river len
miles above the Cuwterd, or Ia above Cedar Bluff:
Whereby the navigation OF the river, and the con.
segment detentions, and more recently the incon
venient crossing at the Cowford, are entirelv
avoided, and fine road from Mariana direc,
to BalnbrIdge, instead OF the roundabout road via
Chattahoochce, lessening the distance about FORTY
miles, and increasing the facilities more than
once day.
Aluo, branch line of two horse STAGE, every
other day from HlwkinsvilIe, via Perry 10 Macon,
Ga. connecting with the line 10 Savannah and
Daren, Geo.
A mail steamboat plies regularly be,weeu
Bainbridge and ApaIachicoIa. Travellers wishing
10 reach any point on Chatnhoochee or ApaIach--
cola, can take seonhoat at Brownsville
Mobile to Pensacola Rou'e--Durno The
time occupied by the repairs of boa.s, the propre
tors OF the Florida line will run line Of fou
horse post coaches every other day between Mo.
bile and Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile a / O'Clock D m
in the U mail boat, and proceed to Halls Land.
ing, where TOUR horse coach will 10 IN waiting ,f
convey them to the excellent house of Mr.. Charlie,
Hall, ID mile distant, where they will 6nc
pleasant mmoda,ions for the night-leavnp
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola ca rl1
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort 81
night travelling.
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and COL
Inns Hotel, Pensacola where seats mus, be seen
red. STOCKTON g. Go. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
,|c5
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
cor Camp and Common sts.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
W RlETY SrORE-at the sign of the golden
comb MOI Charities The subscribers have re.
ceIved, i'll addition their previous stock on hand full
and complete assortment of articles in their line viz:
combs' nerinery, Jcwellry, brushes, locking glasses
'"ncy articles, &c consisting in part as follows:
qiiled back lonL round dressing, side puff, curl and
neck, Brazilian combs of every description amongst
which arc some Mexican patters, Ivory combs Of every
dascrptian horn dressing and packet together with
general assortment of Frenah and American.
,PERFuMERY-Cologne, Lavender, Florido, honey,
rose, and orange flower waters of every size and des-
fancy soaps Of all kinds shaving do in cakes and nos
creum soup do, Wards vegetable hair OIL bears and an
tlqne do rrestons smelling salts, plain and perfmed
natum in pots and rolls, and chlorine tooth wash
and powdeAs, with general assortment of
JEWELLRY-some ofthe latest md most fushona
ne Sets consisting Of white and red comedian, topaz T.
Jet eardr"ps, set in lagree, breast pins off gres me.
~ OF patterns, watch trimmings gilt and silvc uckIes
silver tmbles silver and gold pc ciIs and guard Chains
BRUSHES-Cloth, hair dust lg, cr,lmb, hearthaoor,
nat aesli, tooth, pate comb, Nail shaving shoe and
wllitewash brushes. " ~
LOOKING GLAssEs-German s,a,ia and ,oe,
glasss, magnying and French dressing glasses, home
do, with variety Of other kinds not enumerated
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTiCLESwrrencb
and American portable desks and dressing cases. some
very rich and finely finished ladies work boxes and res
sing cases with and without music, musical boxes A.
cordians various kinds vions and guitars silver and
plated pencils and eadswood pencils Tor carpenters md
crayons mantle cocksguns and pistols with and without
eases, percussion caps, percussion cap chargers nipple
screw dryer shot belts game bags paste backn. tow
tea sets, Indanb beads of every kind bells and pnes
hne and common Knives and scissors thimhjes
cles pocket books and wallets Of various kinds VISITING
cards and card cases, playing cards of French t;onS
and American manufacture, dolls. imitation fruit. SIM
boxes Prnts Of various kinds S0unders' Pomersv's
En,nersens, Hllman's and Hawkins razor strabs ma
metallic homes rks, fancy bead ckiaces do with ~
watches, buttons powder TASKS, cut and
PLAIN seed beads g and silver DO, gum elastic suspen.
boards dice optical viennes jewsharps, ocooce match
es and drinking cups, with great variety Of other arr;
Giles, all will be sold for cash city accepan
ces on II months credit. H.SIMNiCIjS' A. ~
az = stt, ~ Cnartress,. |
II. L M.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
HARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alabama
THREE DAYS JOURNEY IRON NElV


NHE proprietor Of This establishment has the nile,
u sure oi announcing to his friends and the publ;e
IN he will be in readiness by the first duy ri
May to receive visers. He will also slate for The h.
aehf OF those ut distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others now going on and in
RAPID progress Tor completion, which will enable tl.
subscriber to accommodate much larger number ,h,,
heretofore and at the same time much better,
Fannie can be accommodated it'll guol rooms mr.
the man building. "'"'"e" "o''
Is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in partic,,.
aI oil tle character e these waters, for It IL generally
oelesed mat they are not inferior 10 any in die Souti-
efn STATES. All the ainsenents thar ure generally
,"and at watering Places, will be found at Ills. The
hest hes! music thai. ;is paH Of III country affords, has
Seea and VIII be in eohstnt attendance ut tile
Ie subsciihei will nvail himself of ,his op,nriuny
y returning his 'taieisned Ihauks r ts way liberal
support gwen him last season. and hopes hy the exer
lions thai have been iia ia improving and extending
the accommodations 10 merit liberal patronage ,Is
Fiesen, seasol' - JNO GRIM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
FOR THE CURE or

. = FOR THE CURE or
90" or hing's Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutuncous Dis Pains in the bones Nv fra.
Il, eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiated state.
ms very concentrated Syrup il prepared with The
the active principle Of Sarsapara in thu mos, concen
rated degree combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great desicrntum with physicians in being abb
10 exhibit n large quantity Of Sarsapuria in sma
DOSE has been obtained in this preparation-hey beus
the course of their practice.
, Price q so por bottle Sold only at SWAIN
bkOfHER,s drug store, No. 1Canal street, whe-
tors, Swam's Pnnucea and Venniti,ge, Pocr's r. ,,nI
con, narpeners Preparations, and large and genera
"e''"o"' Vi fresh drugs, MI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

} Prevest has located himself in this city Tor
the purpose Of transacting a general Wholesale
Drug business. He is now receiving full supply
OF fresh and genuine articles, which he will sell
on liberal terms To city druggists, and those of
the interior, TO physicians merchants and planters
he will offer inducem ents such Us have never be-
fore been offered in this city. His intention is to
doa strictly legitimate business. His stock will
soon be complete, ond in few weeks will be rea
dy Tor business. All orders from the country, md
from merchants OF Il is city, receiving such orders
will be promptly attended 10.
oct No 80 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

III NIsY LEE e CO, No Magazine street, are
Ill row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals frem :h
s-ern cities :. large and new selected assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consisting Of gen!lemens fine calf and Morocco boots
do % quality; do bu'd, and stout pcgged boots
various qualities; mems tine calf seal ant, Morocc
shppels: mems fine calf and kipped pegged shoes and
rogans Ito boots; do stout kip aud pcgged shoes
I'D brogans gentlemens best quality calf sewc. Shoes
f.ogans aud Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
icke shoes anil brogans do calf seal and Morocco:
"an shoes and sliput-s do calf buff sea, wings
new articles do fine calf, SET. and quarter
lots; hoys, misses and cldren's pegged and sewe
b ogans, and shoes Of every quality and Kind.
Also general assortment Of mems stout wax and
s'~'t rosans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
cgro best quality, russell brogans, nailed in the
ranks, made expressly for plantation use; good as
rlmen OF mems fine and stout kip russell brogans,
article, ant, arge quantity Of an inferior quality
r. sset and wax brogans.
Ladies' fine cali, seal, and grain wells, and
pmp sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and xiii r,,
Wind slippers; do shoes, with and without heels;
kinds and qualities; do lasting brogans; gaite-
sand io>ed boo,ees. Misses lasting spring shoes
bi gans Chi.rens colored Morocco and lasting bro
1! ,ls and boots, &c.
,ientlenens fine fashionable black silk hats do black
W 'drah beaver do of superior quality; do imitation
10 ram do; broad and narrow brim mems fine tal and
slsk Russia short Mapped hats article. Yo1ths
ine size hats OF different qualities; do chl,re:,'s
Mems and Boys black and trsb wool hats of various
sMpes, with general assortment Of boys and mems
seal caps.
his assortment will be replenisled by the arrival of
eLi ls'cketstrom The named cities all of which
Wilde sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
Piano Forte Instruction.

William Smith tenders his services to the CHI.
zens OF New Orleans as q teacher Of the plane
forte. Mr 5 having been employed several Yeas
as teacher Of music in private families in Bis on
and also d. several Of the female seminares in ,s
vicinity, cannot but hope to meri, their confidence
lie is permitted to refer to Rev DR. Clupp, M.ssrs
Stetson Il Avery, Henderson g. Gaines
For terms. SC please apply at the book store OIL
Alexander Tower, 40 Camp st oct Q
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
New Orleans, June q, 1887.

COAL The subscribers have constantly on
hand large supply Of CaEnel and Liverposl coal,
in bulk Of superior quality, which they offer for
sale in lots to sui, purchasers.
lso expected by the first arrivals from Eng
land and the North, Camel, Lehigh and Peach
Mountain Coal. broken and screened, put up in
hogsheads expressly for family use-all of which
they will dispose Of on the mos, moderate terms
Orders left at their office, No. SO Benvile 8,
up stairs: will be promptly attended to.
oct3 B. e. A SOULTE