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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27

TIE G,aysoa Dt}egate.-1le last Abingdon Statesman,
snys" understand that he Carrol cec ted Rres
Conseryatn publicly declaring himself for Hopkins, Res
aud county-he living in the lower end of Glayson,
where The people in favor of new ccnniv.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27

o. Bennett, OF the New York Herald, is deter
mined that Gen Scott shall be candidate for The
next Presidency. Bennett is sort OF Earl Warwick
in his rag but we think that his talent does not
consist in President making. ..
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Review Of the Lymchburg Market,
coRRECrEp wrkkLi, ny
MOICOMnE a OTEN--a, om mi Isl. iaA' VI In N q

uOICOnnG n OrEN-S' onssu Is SION Nlc re a,r ~
Extreme prices Of passed Tobacco, r. 81 10 20 30
Interior To Common, 80 10 80
Common To Good 4 30 to II %
Good to fine. II 90 To IL 90
Good Il fine Manufacturing II 90 10 % 80
Lucs, of light weight, mean quality, 90 to Is
OF good quality. 8 90 10 Il 30
Inspected tho past week o75 hhds. tobacco. The
article is rather dull except the good aud fine quail
ties, which continue firm. Tho inferior kinds are
evidently tending dowhwad. We sold ON Tuesday
hid. made by Sexton W Smith Of rm.ylya at
$40 so; | made by N. NJ. Lewis of Milton, n
Carolina al 20 IS, so'h purchased b,.Col. A. Lett
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27

o. Fanny Wright sailed for England, few days
ago, in the Qutb C, from New York. One Of her
disciples, Robert Dale Owen, is Van Buren, candi-
date for Congress in Indiana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27

u A year two ago, when Champagne of the "BID-
DIE BRAND first came in vogue of the oycr-scns
tive and tid friends of the Administration became very
much alarmed for the +" liberties OF the country, They
seemed apprchend that the Democracy unconquer-
bic the open field and bSneat clear sky to be at
tackled nsidiousy by the in isibe spirit of Wne,' las
Shakespeare hath i'll and thus shorn of their strength For
that presume tho Bidde brand has been look
ed upon of contraband article in these parts, and
have known of it only by report. The alarm OF the
party however has subsidized since has been discovered by
the test of actual experiment. that there is no treason IN name
and that the Biddlc brand" about harmless the AN
Choir and the pocaontas and therefore ii is, we presume
that our townsman DIR. Davies has ventued to add 10 his
long list of vinous 1uds.L will doubtless give fine re-
fish to Wing the approaching anniversary and II
our Democratic friends relish the Though by the
way don't why they should object since the late
billing and cooling between Mr. Van Buren, and Mr. Bddle)
they can be supplied with Madeira from the sunny south
side or racy ina sparkling iock or generous Port
or rich Burgundy mild aud gentle Care The Doctor will
be doubtless willing to accommodate all psie and all poll
scs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27
EOIRGH OLE JULN.

Judging by the notes Of preparation in oni cx-
change papers, from all sections Of the Union we
infer thar the approaching anniversary of American
Indie pcndence will be commemorated with undlmn-
ished spirit. In thls place. there will be Sabbath
School procession early in the morning, and an Ad-
dress to the Scholars at the Methodist +. Church,
bv the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson. We shall have the usu-
al Military and Civil procession likewise and at ]
O'Clock, the Declaration OF Independence will be
read by Capt Samuel |. Watt, and an Grafton will
be delivered by William Miner Davis, Esq The
two Volunteer corps, with their respective gnests,wi
afterwards partakc OF a Public Dinncr.-The Order
of Procession will be pu blished in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27
EDUCATION.

vDiIE next session of the subscribers School
i will commence on Monday the 18th July. X
vacation of three weeks will be gwen in the monih OF
August RUBEKl Is. SliEIIIpN
Jnoe II isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27
COMMlsSioNER'S SAlEOELA LAND.

IN pursuance ola decfctal order OF The County
i Court of Amherst, pronounced ut us June
Term, 1880, IN The suit therein defending in Chan
Gerry. between Sylvester J.. Builotd and Archclaus
Cox aud Gillian his vito. Plaintiffs, aud Nancy Bur.
ford, and others Defendants; the undersigned, the
Commissioners therein named will proceed the
premises, en- the is day of August, 1899, 10 sell, by
way OF public auction, on credit o twelve months,
thc purchaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal security for the payment OF the purchase
money, aud the TUE to the Land itself being retained
as a further security Ihorcior.) certain
TRACT or parcel Of LAND sH&xysM.
with its appuienanccs, lying and beng IN sE$tk}uf%
the Coanly Of Amherst on both sides OF x%YSW
Harris Creek, containing 3Oj acres, ~A~.
more or less, it being the same Land On winch AM
brose BurlorJ deceased, late of SAID County, resided
at the time of hls death. The sale of SAID Land will
be made subject to the right Of dover OF 4 widow
of said Ambrose Il uiiord ID said lIand The title Of
said Land. with the exception of the dover inter
est aloresad) is belevedto be good, but acting
merely as the agents Of the Court, the undersigned
will not be responsible therefor
EDMUND WINSTON, I Commits
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS. : sioners.
June y ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27
PREDICTION AND FNLFlLMENT

II was predicted last winter that the Virginia
ections were over John Campbell lately of Vigna, b. :,
Treasurer would be removed The elections over, aud
John Campbell is removed accordingly.
sprcdiced that his vacated office would he pifen
VIM Sedcn sfRiehmond, reward for rcsigning the
Bots for Congress. Rumor says and have doubt she
speaks truly that MI Selrn has received the appointments
Here II plot which suppose the Enquirer thinks is
all fair und honest. Will The people think so VIII the cit
Acns of Little Tennessee" approve of the removal their
fellow citizen, because he had the Independence like hen
to condsmn the rreasury-aud perhaps because he
brother of Gov. cnmpbell We shall see,
Nur FOR ruE NuL,iryrN%-The Globe compliments
Mr. Ponsett one who, when Notification REARED itself
in South Carolina stood the head Of Spartan band Il
REPUBLICANS, IA support Of he Constitution and tbs L.
mon of the States" Why, thought that the Gob. and
its masters lad renowned the hcrcses the Proclamation
gone the Nul,er,! What, esc means thu, union
ebou, which we have heard much between tho Demo.
cratic and State Rights parties w II such an nunee ms
been formed, and the Globe still dcnounoes Modification us
rcason and Nn,oI as traitors, follows ocomse thai All
Calhoun aud his followers plead guilty to the n,putaton
have solcmnly renonced their errors aud
TO tho Proclamation and the Bloody Bill Is this SO Is
this the condition upon which Mcssr Calhoun, Pckens and
Rhet-and friend homehaye been admitted into
the Democratic ranks o. ,be not seeing that NulliGca.
ton and Nutws still denounced by the Government
Organ how they lepose any confidence in the sincerity
those States Rights professions with which tchenp coin
tho Administration hopes purchase their support aud
votes
W The Boston Atlas calls attention to the fact TINT in
the next Congress- while the Administration party loses It's
most cons lcuous lsndersPok, Howard, Cambreeng, Ely
Moore Ilamer &c.ther places wholly nsupplicd by
the recruits. In the whole ranks OF the Administration
party the House ofcpcscn,otiye. there not one
/
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27

I'VE Subscriber has good Mich Cow for sale
L II Il. RICHARDS.
June 81 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27
Boolkce's LOTTERY Il Exchange Omcc, }
Lynchburg, Jsne 9Th. 1880. {
bK.tDv'I.V'(t KEESl'EIb.

"Ns1tV ~ 16EVdV III.
I'VE toifomisg rere he numbers irann jir me
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS M 4. for 1880.
Al Alexandria on Saturday the oad June.
~ Holders Of Tickets hariae only ONE Of the
dsdiea Nnmbeis Wiiidkc notice thai the first drawn
number is enied To St2--lhe 2d. 81, aih and 5h 10
Sio--he 9th, 7th. 9Th, 9th and 10th To $5--and tho
ll,h, 18th, 18th, lilh and i5tl, to SO. as follows.
Drawn Numbers,
81 CO IS 90 30 g. a5toa75a 81 6s Sc % 2s.
sic $40 $40 $40 $io 50 S6 IS IS - sc Sc SO SO So.
q - Some very handsome Prizrs sold NJ
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFEICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED to tile estate
n oil Daniel Lceb,srll, deed, late of Nelson
county tVa,,1 are hereby reqyeslcd .ocome i'nme
daiey forward for settlement, as no longer ipdul
gence will. IN any case. be extended.
Those WHO have claims against the said estate.
viii please present them properly authenticated.
without delay; otherwise this notice will be pleaded
III bhr 10 then recovery.
JOHN MELTON, 1dmr.
of Daniel Lecbrech, der.
June ~ 3w
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.sO9'xCE rms.
.asasa!R

pAssLN6ERs to the Springs, and nihef nav
eilets, ATE Hereby informed, that tho under
signed will commence running
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4, Il II SII q OOIs y ,

Els Il y III GODS.
JUNE Hsth, 1870.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a hand
w some assortment Of
VIEW GOODS,
Consisting in par, Of the following articles
blue black +. de Sou,
Back Gro de Rhine,
DO Alatiioni Lustrinss,
Printed Lawns,
Black and blue black Bombaanes,
Checked and Plain Swiss Muslins,
Nene,as Bonnet R'bands, article,
Figured Gao do Nap do
Ghencll Cord.
black, koited aud plain English Silk Iiose
White do do do do
Hack Euravian do
Blacs ad fancy coloured Twisted SILK Gloves.
ia do md do
DO no Twisted Silk Mns,
Bonnet Whale Bone.
We deem it useless 10 enumeraie, rs our stock Of
GOODS Is present large and desirable, comprs-
ing nearly every mtiole Of Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, SHOES, &c.
Nc. We cordially invite oui friends and the pub
lie generally to give us call. as We are determined
to sell them good bargains.
YOUNG Il MEEM.
! ioor bel0e The Farmers bank.
Wa have several Rovme above our Store for ,cnt.
Y. 81 M.
June II wn
1--WE SUBSCRIBER TENDERS TO HIS
/ friends, customers and The public, his thanks
for the patronage aud confidence shown him for %
We ans past, and respectfully asks continuance Of
their fayofs. with the assurance his par, that
every rllori will be used to please, and GOODS
OFFERED at such prices as CANNOT fail 10
satisfy. Howell DAVIES
June % it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-27

4 N Apprentice Is wauted at this OFFICE.
IN Msyl is if
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

CITY, January l7th, tevenine.l
tits pretended by the Bank men that discounts will
abound, if Mr. Locketts bill, lesazing the suspension
Of specie payments pass the Legislature. How such
result Gun flow from the passage of such BILL we
cannot possibly divine. There is no natural reason for
it. thought may be the will and pleasure If the money
cd power that such shall ba the issue. Ii is the duty
OF the Banks to supply sufficient circulating medium
for the purposes Of trade. By mismaneg on the
part OF some, they cannot perform this duty and BY
wfu neglect on the part Of others, they will not do
what s required Of them. In this dilemma the COM
muniy suffers. The presen, distress in the money mar.
ket Of this city far surpasses in severity any that we
have hitherto experienced, and the Banks tell Us with
the utmost coolness,-pass Mr.. Lockets bill and We
will come to yonr relief We a.k,-why not relieve us
now Why is it necessary wait for this bill Of in
de'ant'esl The public get answer, and for the sim
pie reason, that the Bank governors have none to give
The truth is, the money power has before the le
gslature with Nj. Locketts bill in its hands ;.for mir
Locket. is firm and warm representative Of that inter
est-nnd the legislature is told to pass it, short as ii
49, Internationally. The demand in the mean while i.
enforced BY contraction Of the currency almost fright
| fnl. We do not believe that Wing legislature will
consent to the demand under such circumstances
What then The present distress will continue
Legislature us in duty bound will guard tho rights Of The
reople-and the result will be- the throwing open o.
Banking. The consideration of Mr.. Lockptt's bill has
been postponed to the 24th instant.
III the midst Of the present extraordinary contraction
Of the currency, it cannot be supposed that the mer
chants will escape. Many ofour first houses have al
ready been saved by timely aid from the Banks, hui
while these favored few are relieved there are hun
drcds who nre made to pay to their creditors the utmost
farthns Renewals are conntt nance'l only in extreme
cases, and they are chiefly confined to the fai,hfu-
Where the present conflict bctwee n,he moneyed inter
and industry will end, Heaven only knows.
Louisville, jan 11.-The weather CONTINUES, mild
and rise in the river was anticipated The ice had
nearly all disappeared. Navigation WINS resumed be-
tween that city and Cine nnat Some few hhds. Of
Sugar had been received from Flint Island in wagons
and sold ut IA a IS by the hind and l6 q II BY the
Dbl Coffee very scarce and held at ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18
CAMP STREET THEATRE
WILLIAMSOws BENEEJ7

IVA r. WILLIAMSON br-s leave most respectfully
W to announce, that numerous friends in the CITY
OF New Orleans have most handsomely inle rsed them
eeives in making him BENFl'r; for which purpose a
committee OF gentlemen have waited on
MR.. GEORGE BARRETT,
who has, in his USUALLY kind and gentlemnnly manner
Its appointed for Tuesday neat, 22d January, 1885,
wnen VIII ne presented n variety Of entertainments
which he will have the honor of making known by f-
Al this time he will content himself with offering to
ma supporters his heartfelt thanks for the great ineres,
they have SHOWN in hsbehal eserv,ng also to another
time the best manner in which express his gratitude
Book being now open. ial8
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

complimentary Benefits This is a humbu eginp
ham h"ozng age. Stroing actors without one
pa''c'e OF talent Z" around the country and i'm
pose on the credulity and good will of a few boon
com Panions in the most shameful manner. Too
lazy |" work tor an honesl livelihood. they come
INTO town, demand Of the manager of the thea.
ire, II there be one in the place, exorbtant terms
and being rejected, they frequent the bar rooms
and c"ee houses and pour into the ear, Of the in
mates ut such places long tales of wrongs done to
them by the managers of theatres.
assessing large fund of mpudence. thew
sw ar openly that they are artists of the 6r,,
water and that 1t Is sheer envy only which per =
secntes them. To remedy tho difficulty aud to
put lew dollars into the pocket of the bo,s,l,5t
vagae"nd, complimentary benefi, is proposed.
Alter had work IN the under channels Of society,"
me suiiace begins 10 be agitated, and the bep.
e'ng actor 's heard. The result is the acIor
pockets the money given HIM and laughs at the
folly and crednli'y Of those who sustained hin,
We have ever looked upon a complimentary bene
hi as the highest of all honors, that a pubI;c
could pay to acknowledged theatrical talent, bu,
is now he resort Of travelling actors, of sturdy
beg CARS, OF men who have esteem for themselves
and hold n" place In the esteem of their fellow
Citizens. II those who lend their aid to such at.
Temps At raising the ~ina would only re feet upon
the aosurd'ty OF their position, they would recoil
tom II with a just Indignation. LIE, the public,
one aud all, tell the Sc bald brggors to 20 md earn
their living, "r if they perss, in their alns.askny.
o. The guardians The puUl,e, the proper officers.
& n hr mn fnC ,r,t, I
Ole actor and acl!ess WHO laoor for thelr living
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18
Mail Regulations.

The Great Eastern Mai is closed every dag ut lU
O'Clock, A Ms due every day at H. NJ.
TIE Express Mail is closed everyday at halfpast
10 A MIS- due with the great Eastern Mail,
evcry day.
The Lake .Mnii (via Covington, Lay is closed
evory Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at 6o'clock,
A Ms due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day, at S, PM.
The Louisville or Rirpr Mai is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 + MIS-
ssnt and returned by steamboa,s-Arrives irregu.
larly three times a week.
The Bayou Sara Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8, P Ms sent and re-
turned by the steamboat Brilliant.
Ine .4ierandr'a or Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu
larry by steamboats,, twice a week.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

Errata.-ln our leading editorial article, yesterday,
respecting the conduct of Mr. Hon. several errors &C.
cured which the proof render had not Observed In
the 18th line LIST paragraph read "CounciI" for "Court
In the same paragraph last line but two for "Counci''
read "Senate. In the 9th line from tie bottom of the
column, for "measures'' read resources" and two
lines below, after "'nust' read "uppear''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

hold in equal de,es'aIion the man or woman il
their profession. who will resort unblushingly to
snch vile practices. Let the public do the same,
and we shall be rid Of these pests to society and
Tho dran
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC lTEus

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ITEMS,
Tins. y Rdg"lv. wing, has been chnSr,; -rc,k, :,
Of tn" Mnrvl'nd House of Delegates, over Johp g.
| Wharton, locoforo
Ihr"" mon "rr" a c'drnfn''v killed n, the run
nell IN Allegheny County, Nd, few DAYS NV,
The Alleghanian snvs-'' They were in lc bucL :,
going down one Of the shafts. when the ro,o y,
h"ok broke, which It., rhe'n fall nearly o5o fec,
rhey were all 'hr"e Instantly killed."
The capital of all the Boston Banks i, $40
450,o0o. '''
National Hogns'n".-We have received the 6,s,
number OF this periodical, just established \,
washington city, and conducted hy Henry ! Br.n,
q. 1t contains able articles, and lie an exccIIep,
"n''do'e t" tina, Bohon Upas, the Democratic Re-.
| view.
Bill was introduced into the Senate Of Tho
Legislature ct North Carolina, on the Bis, uIt,
au'horisng free banking.
The population Of the two Canados is ahou,
$4,000
|, Joseph H Buckingham as revived the New
England Galaxy 1t was formerly edited by his
'''"F'' Joseph Buckingham, hut passed tIrou Oh
d zen diheren, hands till it was merged in the
Pearl.
The Bedouin Arabs playing at Charleston.
Ihos NJ Washington, Of Wcsmoreiand Coun,v
va drowned himself d, place called Ca, Pain,
Ferry, on the 18Th ult. Ileis said to have hee,
good man, and preacher for nearly thirty
wears.
Madame Caradori was giving concerts at Pits
burg. on the 2lst ul,.
Notes of the Frederick, Md, County Bank. al
tered from one to ten dollars, nave been pu, in
circulation.
Steamboat Sunk -The Plough Bow sunk on the
'4'h' w'thn 'oo yards of the wharf n, Mobile
o"e mad 'ooo bales Of co''on the lower Tier on her
eng inc deck under water
Fire in Mobile We learn by tho Chronicle Of
Ne i2th inst, fire hroke out tina, morning. ahou,
ha''-Past 5 O'Clock, in the rear Of the bui,d;uy
o"nSd and occupied as shoe store, by G&JD
Saith, on Dsuphine street, three doo,s fran, ,ho
c"rnsr of Royal, which destroyed the BUILDING and
its entire contents.
We are informed by the Chronicle tim, ,ha
"u"one ana furniture were insured at the Atlantic
insurance COMPANY IN New Orleans, for So 500:
and the stock at the Merchants Company of this
city tor " ,O0c-Sh CHI, however, falls for short II
The actual lnss.
lCommuncaed]
MONS; ADR1EN attic Lyceum-some 30 Years
ago. the then celebrated jugger, Herman B.uz. aston
'shen Inc lundrrs OF Britain with his slight nf hand
performances. which we've dex erous and skif hni
many Of them found it as difficult tell how they were
deceived with helreyes open, did at that period
others had found their rules for extracting The cuhe
ro,t Later years have Put Brewsters works on unIm
raj magic md other similar into the hands of The
detcc ted in his tricks. Mons. Adrien zoe. far h.xnnd
i.n however and it is an advantage for young peope
I" 20 to his performances which are ronarkabIy veil
aona Tor It raises curiosity und makes inquiry into
polite invitation from Monsieur tempted us to step
into the Lyceum last "Wednesday night and we can as.
'' ''''!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18
CA IL ssS

u FRI NTED al NE shortest N,r;c, IN.
"''g1Hf manner, IN Black or Colnrcd I>r, M,
led, VIM" Flake, ar Plain Surfaced C,ur.
Fr'frs rrrY rrnsouobe al TRUE \NIIlN
l. i'f'' corner Of Poydrus nmI ST. Charles ID
Ser"'0l New ami Beautiful Eovnf, nj Il,
gust b"en "dded 10 The establishment.
ordrrs 'cccired at Compiling Room. sd
Exchange, 3rd door from Grayie, At mr. n, ID
Office, corner ofPoyira> 4 st. Charles sn1
UOrl-ff
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

In the opinion of the Courier there is no Institution
in the United States superior the the Merchants Ex-
change albeit supported by indiridual suJscript ous,
"With beraty worthy Of all praise--soy- the wise
Edto-We learn the Managers have lately sent an in
vtation to the members of the Legislature, to enter
the Reuding Room.' Now, friend Courier the Reading
Room of the True American is far superior to the
Reading Room othe Exchange in every respect as can
be imagined, and the proprietor has for four years pus
made it poit To invite the members of the lessla.
t"re' Officers ote Army and Navy ship and steamboat
Captains, and moreover they now publicly invited
into room where they find not only welcome but
rapers from every section Of the Union, and maps and
bo"ks Of reference on every various subjects.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18
TIE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED 3I JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
n h w OR FANS:
FRIDAY. JANUARY 1S 1890

Governors Horse Guards.-Ths Company is re.
quesled to meet at tile Exchange Hotel, on THIS
EVENING. at o'crk, upon private business ofn,por.
tance puncuaI attendance is particularly rsques-
tad
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

Tie Gas uorhs-For a long time, the Iigl ting de-
partment of the Gus establishment, has been mas,
siametully mismunased Such has been the ouol;,v
oi,he Gas, that the private pipes have been eaten of
by corroson and private houses and public establish
ments have been forced to lamps and candles
for light to conduct their business. The Theatres for
several nights have been thrown into darkness, AID the
stree, lamps have at the same time afforded bu, finn,
g'nmering. Is there remedy-is there no clause in
the Charter that will emil hen the Directors of bs es
Enlistment, in relation to lighting the City7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

Blank Checks, Bills of Ladiuv. And
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills,
losucS, &C. &C.
N"oED%Ri> for lie hbope, aml crery OH
rripf'o"W ppm TING II rcceircd at Cd
Ho"" c'' TRUE AMERiCAN," il ST. CnAkI
CHANGE, 3d door from Grav.r street. or at lie r.
Office, corner Of Pow and 81. Charles s,y1
Ert""sirc anil henmtifM Book ouI Jon n
from III" hest Foun,tricx inMe Unihd Si,ic.
bee" "itcito Me 0hcndy meN.siockcd Estahia
and HhnFns ~W he crcruied as loA, n, 4
ESprd'''o"sly ""d Beautifully, as At r,urh.s
in the City,
4 'NhN''r., &',-,o0 coils urlrd Hnrr,
r'"'s, tram 10 nm he :SpIn,,rn mad
,tnliS; also, Deep -"n and liam leod l,p,o: /
'tih,'' Ac. for SMELLY
III READ 'iN> IpW,7 ~
" hW EOnkS.-Ruh If ,lr p,vl,u Irrr
T. ln'gr"s hv ii- nutlI,u Of 'Srr l,r T., nj
a""" hn'''ns"n, &c. &c. IN ; vols !u>rrra
Tor >n'c hy w ~,