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TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA &c &c
A New MAP LOUISIANA with its canals ro,ds
and distances from plnce to place. along the stage
and steam boat routes, by II. 8. Tenncr.
MITCHELL MAP OF THE UNITED Sr.rss showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, on which arg
gwen the dls,snces in miles from place 10 another
also the COURSES Of the canals and rail roads through
ont The country, carefully compiled from the best au.
thorlties-pubisIed by S. Augustus Mitchell.
MIrCHELis TRAvI 1LER's GUIDE THROUGH tn,
UNITED STATES; map OF the roa,ls, distances stem
boat and canri routes, &c just received and for sale
WM M'kEAS
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. FOR THE CURE OF
Srr"i!ih or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cuancous Dis Pains in the Bones. iy freq
. e"ses, use of Mercury
nus very concentrated Syrup is prepared with ths
greatest pharmaceutical care and accuracy and contain
the active principle of Sarsaparla in the mos concer
ated degree, combined with other vegetable substance
Unknown efficacy.
The great desi,Ieratum witt, physicians in being abb
to exhibit large quantity of Snrsapnrilla in sma
dGro has beer, obtained in this preparation-thcy being
inlly convinced Of its merits confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
, IrIce 81 so per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BEOTiER'S drug store, No. ! Canal street, whe-
may be liud fresh and genuine, dircc from the prr rio
tors, Swaim's Pt.nacea and Vcrlnuge Potter's Ctlou
con, Carpenters Preparations, aud large and genera
assortment of fresh drl gs, md
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~ EW BOOHS--Nnval Sketch Book, OF, the Service
Ail.ul aud ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
eos, fragments and opinions By the author OF
Tales OF Tar, &c. second series, in . vols.
Run! om Recailcctions of thu House si Commons
from the yenr 1880 To the close Of 1885, rIudg perso-
nal sketches of the leading membership one of no par
y, just received and for s"le by w McKEAN,
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NO'riCE.-1Lc ewnero of several packages merchan
l die marked Madame V. Arquencavc. per shin
Groon, from Now York, is hereby not fed thai they
have been stored by SrETSON, AVERY L. co.
m3l Consisn "Gioton,'
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To THE LADIES.

TO tHE LADIES.
A TKINSONS DEPli.LArDHY, Ter r,.usyins s,,-
" pcrilnnus 'lir from the face, neck aud arms win,
xGnal safety and certainty, leaving til" shn finer and
whittier than betnre the application A fresh supply
just received ,IION,s '''
No Exchange Hotel come, 81 ,nh5,.y, and Commc.
sire 10, and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
NO MERCURY NOR coPAIvA

BOZ T six months ago had the misfortune to &c,
secret disease, for which have applied se,e-
raj doctors for cure and they did not cure me- so now
huet, and expect hin. 10 me. Since Tint time
the disease got worse break out in large ulcers
10 The number Of six egh, leg, and all over
my lace, and throat and not able to work at Il.
present time Of the sease; large ulcer on
the right aide Of the throat. am no putting myself
confidently under, the Of DR.. Huet, Of Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN,
te- II ty
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ktACON SlOES-3i casks Cincinnati s,nok
e'aring FROM he steanh"st Erno ana tur saIe,
DOGEkI Il IAWr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12


ss@s ntsa.i kLUAB..E AMI STANDARD!
vAIuAB1R Ann scancr
WV. iETl'S PmnreyanA, , vols sno
fluhl.r 7 1 ~ y wun si'i,eft cni0'ed ftatss
Les ioujs C;v,iss ps p.'e ~, "a IA Na'ar~
!. En~ ,clv,,e.i,, 4" l.. " y. n -. scarce
f58l'az @ wry. ,,.. .snecs
Lewis q, rev.,p ~ msD'cAL WORKS
Raw. n. I,;., ,,',-rn'h,sis and Biusd lie
Holmes ~ go suf,sspiadence on Insanity
Gibsol'. Snryo.v - I,;.,.. on insanity
Midwj6erv Ilim.s. ,,.J S.p ". surgery
Uss,a Djut mar. " " So e.es popu'1 +Meu'e'""
Roses IA lytic,i CLa,m; ~
80. Ire,,i tfy
An. = soAME9oiAI. AND NAUTICAL.
NsCiioc, A"snac ana kePos'tory,to ' ldD
M so"mefc'al Dictionary, Lsndo"
IA A:Manac for 1859
% Measnre. Nav'gat'on
n,.e .AssalrscruRE AND MECHANICS.
a. 81 Gtt.nArv Architecture, London Nv.
Aha~.s 4 nfchiecturs, sols, London u
Bnginest'. MscS.a;s;- 1redgolds Carpentry
- Hathenatcal Tables
S, MISCELLANEOUS
pE:,s american Biography oyuis
'sCPn'cal Miscellanies from the
i.orl Rs Unsn' 19nttfoy and B. Consian
= ssss..asn. Curosities of Literature In
nIai economy BY Saw do Vethnke
S sssass Life Of Walter scott q vol.
asn,ana and isabella, by Prescott 8 .a,.
Aud a general .s.. euuion,' Vol. 8mO .e
g,s:e.slcal, iscelaueous Rooks. Nv e"e"''
ssseuohaFies, Grammar English and
es'han, latin and Greek. 'slg1s I'D
JOHNS l. RI.
VEG nv f-h..,. W.
po7y wi. N and Commsn Fts.
Far freedmen, WI ,. auNiC MIXTURE,
\ r viii H., rn.i:, y e"'e q afe Fecc. 0na 1gwe
iure In snner;,, -. wherein the Tonic Mix
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r,,,,,e, EXPRESS MAIL.
LINES sr oF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&C. Of the Express Mail, bsiw"~n Noodle and Nev.
nork--leavng Mobile daily at 8 P. M. Northwsr
New York daily at 5P. M Southwark.
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Nau,,,., 1905 143 h. or Sd %
less; being 5 days and II hours, ~ - GA "o"r

Nor'hwar'l: Coming Southwark, the time is 81, ho%,
less; being days and II hours. GA 'o"r
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY from l69 Carondelel corner Of ITev;,
Streets on The night of 3Olh Of August, and was
seen inc next morning in Psydras street, a negro bov
named CHARLES, about II years of age, ond 5 fee
or lere"bous in height, black. and has an nneJ
by recent hurt; he had on when he wen, nwuy White
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pnutaloons,
Masters of vessels and steam boats are cautioned a
gnst receiving or arborg said negro, as well as all
other PERSONS the utmost rigour Of the law viii h.
enforced against them The above reward will be paid
"fdclvcng him into any Of the jas Of either Of thv
municipalities, or ut 1863 Carondelet, corner Of Hev.
e - sept
NOTiCE-Thc copartnersLin hcre,oorc .,;s,;n1
! under the firm of dubois & Gurrctson, has been
dissolved THE subscriber will li1uiate the affairs
Tue concern in this city, and requires all persons ineeb
eh TO make payment him only and all those hayns
claims, to present them for settles,e,,.
mug 8-7t Ht;ARIrrSON
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GARRETsON,
w. w. SWAIN

No. 1lACanal Street Nc1c Orleans
III AS always on hand cen ,tnntly n reccivin: DR..
- Dyes, Chemicals, and Pants, annons thor arr
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DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled witt, dea ness
bv the of hch the slightest articulation of The @
man voice is distinctly conveyed: to the var Any o'
who has ever been ebged will, yerv de-,
person. must ne fully s'l ,ble OF the difficulty aud EN-
barrass.neul experienced both by themselves and RIO ~;
dlvidnas so unfortunately afflicted BY the use of tho
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely ouviued. The
most sceP'ical havc always udeled their doubt. after
having used tis irunipct. For sale a, ''''
TF GUION'S,
Fancy store, OF .mnon aud 81 Ckarles STRAIT,
ndsr the ESchin,s Hotel. fah "a
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GHECKS On FHiLADELPHIA-For nal. Nv
~ York; BROTHERS,
~ e. Ca,np stree,
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MISSISSIPPI ana louisiana Ho1cI-
c,vINs;ToN. l..
Ri KS, MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.

S''VIVvTfN- II
III KS. MARY KIRKLAND resnoc,c,lv nm
nounccs 10 her friends and The nnhl;c cow,
o'y that she is prepared to accommodate them n,
no above establishment, and homes fr,m ber
:xertiens to render visitors comfortable IN recc;vc
continuance of former fvors, She feels conf.
dent TINT persons visiting Covi,p,,n during The
hummer months cannot find bc,tar ncc,n,,,o1
Than she can afford them. on mere liberal terms
Her house is pleasantly situated and well .unn,;n
with every convenicncr; tho bar is furnished with
tho most choice liquors, &c. in short she promises
,at nothing shall b. wanting on hor part to give,
n ra caV;.c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
W GLENN'S PERFUM RES.
G TRINt ARD,
Corner of Canal aud Bourbon streets

ERON, Steel. Il, HEAVY GOODS-HDt sonar.
Il and bundle ilon we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll ami rod iron, nail rods aud ,,o,,sl
mOulds
CAST German, shear, bIis'ercd, spring, rsIce, and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrong nails and spikes
Zi"c, block lin, mill and grind stones, sal, kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log m'ltr.c chains corn mills
An'ils vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar le:d sl,n,
Coa, and cooking stoves
~Amcs, Rowland's and other spades and shovels
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, shH,ps. and ether axes
lara and Manila cortage. lines and Irvine
Bolt and shcathng copper; Naval stores
Paints, li"secd aud sperm oil
ln'l assortment OF hardware and slip chsmllery.
always on hand, and which offered n sale ut wle,,.
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON Il Co. So Old I,eyec
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MAIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
U,~,h... Mi, Due Every Day at l2Ai
1'o' "e'" ""'' Closes Every day at 1OI AM
Wes,eru atou Due every Sunday, Wednesday
|3os2 Closes every Monday, Wedncsds
and Saturday. by o, PM.
'"e A T;n Ma" sa.nrdn, by PM '''''
Closes every Monday, Wetlnesda]
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Wagon boxes from Ia to "a inches
Cart do. S to inches.
Wood Screws, 20 900 GROSS, iron and brass, from
a inch. No 3 to $50 inch. No, "a of a superior
quality and finish, and less than james imported
prices.
Sad Irons. assorted in casks Of abou, 500 lbs for
retailing.
Tailor's and lattor's Irons assorted
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from a. to
20hs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches &c
made TO order,
Also steamboats, AND other machinery made to
ordcr
The above assortment of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Western merchants, and offered for sale at low
prices, and upon tho most liberal TERMS it is be
seved TO be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any establishment in the
United States.
Merchants. by forwarding request BY mail, can
have printed circular, with description of goods,
prices and terms, from which deviation is ever
made furnished by return of mail. IN
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1898. ,c3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

SPEaM oIi.-l5o0 gallons pure winter :.
~ S3srm Oil i'll casks and bhis for sale bv
JARVIS Il ANDREWS
Wholesals Drusg SITS, corner ,mnon and Tcba,
las streets. ~ ",a,P
WHITE LEADS bbls, i50O los esch:
w 4o kegs, 100
200 do 25
English dos IA bbls. inO
loo Paint Brushes, various sizes;
case Vermilii,n;
bbls cosal Varnish;
e" Japan
" Coech
20 packs Gold Leaf;
so do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal
WINDOW GLASS, American, Err glish and French
-Iaon boxes, various sizes aud qualities.
Boston Crown do.--50D boxes consirnue, will h.
sold low. ' 'e
Also. general assortment of artists colours and
tools, for sale BY w SCAJES
No Is CauaI street.
Is alabama notes taken AT p r. and Mississirr;
noes VIII he received ut 10 per discount for goods
or IN payment of debts. IL. T.. "'
UNInI1R-oan
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

XV7OO'. HATS. in cascS--25 zen while wou
w Hats for sale JOHN II GRAHAM
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UNIONS HARTr d. co, are now receiving iron
- on board shin Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
se,.y Andrew French and German play cartls Back
arg Balls; 9, .. 10 and u inch blade Bowie Knives:
Leather and other travelling Dressing Gases; Belt.
horsemen's, and Dnelling Pistols double and
single harread Guns; Game Bags; Shot BELTS; Powder
and Pistol F1asks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
ere sss,on Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth Hair, Tooth
sna Na,i brushes; Orrs and Chlorine Tooth Wash.
!ooth Powder; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great
sna Io'ist Powder Emery Bags Ivory Tub Cushions:
patent Slides Garters Gum Elastic Suspen,lcrs;
r"wder Puff and RoSes Gill Chains, Seals and Keys
and Chains; Gilt and siivercd Beads; Indian Beads,
bells and rlumes, Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
COMBS, whch,in addition TO their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete and will be sold
cw and on liberal terms, the sig, of the Golden
oolnD. '25-tf 20 Chartres street.
ME Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house of
W. 4 >. Butcher, Sheffield, Enrland, have just
ce;vcd very extensive set Of pm eirs consisting of
aoie ami DESSERT Knives OF description, Pen,
.ockes, DIN and Spear point knives; Razors Scis-
'os Edge Toels, &c. &C. &c which they are prepared
exhibit to the trade Tor ORDERS Terms and conditions
VIII .., &c made known =, y,r at the time.
NEW GOODS. : :
SIMMONS, HARTT 4 CO.-Arc now receiving
per ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry An,',ew, High
snter, French and German double head payinr cards
Her belt aud pocket pistols plain, ribbed and spill,
cuss'"n caps; cap holders; scissors, lsazors, ren.
YES: Gillot's commercial and other steel pens Vio-
rs; Violin atrngs shell, ivory and horn conhs waters;
4, bead and leather purses; hair baids trent and
ack rngtets; negro pufs; German and French coog,e
sa!er, ow!an's naecasser oil, imitation do; antique
s,d bears oil; portable desks and dressing cases; ps
o'ackng sa'ia and toilet glasses; convex mirs; ops
cal gasses and views; lnan heads, bells and llunes;
ceoreon, white wine toilet and shaving soaps; toilet
ow,'er, cosmetic wash balls; scented satin cushions;
pool stanss; cushions; fancy bead chains and
~ ln0t and, Hat
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-27
PirginiG Military Institute.


The conversion Of the Public Arsenal at
Lexington, Va. into a nj ilitary Academy.
and the substitution of school of young
Vrginians for garrison of hired soldiers
is perhaps the most felicitous Improvement
which has characterized tho legislation of
Virginia for many years. We understand
that the Board Of Visitors have recently or.
ganiZcd the institution bv tho ndop;ion of
rules and regulations for its government and
taken steps for increased accommodations for
professors and students-and that the ins,i.
tuition will go into operation at some time
during the present year.
AT this institution will be taught Military
Science and Tactics, Civil and M ilitary Fen,
cheering, the Modern Languages, and by a
happy and liberal connection with Washinp
ton College, the whole range of the Sc,en.
ces necessary TO IA complete and per feet ed.
ucation. A number of cadets equal 10 the
number OF Senators in Virginia, will be re-.
ceived into the institution, and educa,. AZ
the public expense. Besides The cadsr 09I TO-
per, other young men will be admitted a{ IN
expense .of about $3.50 per year, Including
every thing except their clothing.
FRANCIS II. SMITH. Virgtnian, and
distinguished graduate of West Point, now
Professor CT Mathematics and Civil Emil
neering IN the College of Hampden Sidney.
has been appointed Principal Superin,en.
dani.
The Board OF Visitors consists of the Adj
Jutant General Of the State, Col. Claude
Crozet Gen. Peter C, Johnston, Gen. Thos
d. Bolts, Col. G. p. Dorman, J. II. H..
Preston. Esq, John p. Wylie, Esq, DR..
Alfred Leyhurn, james Mcdowell, Esu.
and Hugh Barclay, Esq.
The Board Of Visitors, we understand.
will again assemble at Lexington about the
LIST OF September, OF which due notice will
be given 10y the Proclamation OF the Cover.
nor, Tor the purpose Of receiving applications
Tor admission into the Institute.
Qualifications for admission are limited TO
ODD moral Characteristic student TO be moi
less than i6, nor more than % years of age,
able 10 read and write, and instructed in the
Jour ground rules OF arithmetic, including
decimal and vulgar fractions
The expenditure of the school is the same
as Tor the present Public Guard-so that no
additional charge will be nude upon the
Treasury.
We well remember the eXertions of Col
Dorman TO effecti This excellent Improvement;
and we congratulate the citizens Of Ruck
bridge, upon the reorganization OF their en-
inent Institution OF Learning, by which the
moral and intellectual advancement OF a
portion of the youth OF the State " i'll be pro-
NOTED Washington College will soon be
enabled TO perform for Virginia what West
Point does for the Union.
Situated 10 one OF The most beautiful and
healthy countries IN The world, in the midst
OF moral and intelligent community, moth
ing can prevent it from becoming a most
prominent and useful institution, prov ided
Inc fostering hand OF the Legislature shall
be extended 10 il, SO as TO enable il 10 get
fairly under Whtg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-27
The Mysterious Disappearance.

NO little speculation has arisen in conse.
quence OF the unexpected and, as yet, unac-
| counted for, disappearance OF SAMuL A.
MILLER, the confidential clerk and finap.
cial agent OF MIR. j. b. Sleenbergen, the
great cattle dealer of Virginia. Mr. Miller
lett this city on Saturday evening, the Slh
instant, for New York, for the purpose of at.
lending TO some moneyed engagements for
his employer. After transacIing the bust.
ness, he settled his bill at the As,or House
up TO Tuesday afternoon, the lllh instant
and was TO have been at Newark n. J. IN
the evening, where Mr.. S. had large loi of
cattle, but from that time up 20 the present
he has not been seen nor heard Of The
TACT OF his absence we believe became known
here on Monday, for The first time, in con-
sequence OF the non payment OF two or three
acceptances due on that day by his employ
era matter which had always heretofore
been punctually attended TO by MIR. NJ
Mr.. Steenbergen, however, reached this CITY
yesterday morning, and promptly paid the ac>
ceptances in questionable whole amounting
to about $4,000. Reports have been in
circulation chat MIR. Miller went off in the
III, Great western, which left New York on
thursday last, but those who are the best
Informed hold the story to be utterly untrue
1t is well known that when Mr.. nj. left this
for The eastward, he had entrusted TO him
considerable sums Of money which were du.
ly delivered in Philadelphia and New York.
10 The parties for whom they were intended;
and il also appears that large sums have been
lett untouched which were entirely at his
disposal. Mr.. M although scarcely turned
OF twenty, was remarkable for his intelli-
gence and great business tact, and has al.
ways conducted the very large transactions
confided TO him with perfect satisfaction to
all concerned. What has become of him is
a matter yet involved IN impenetrable mys.
tery.-BaN. Hnlerican
We have seen a letter from SrEESBER.
GEN, dated at New York on Thursday, in
which he states thai he had cot been able 10
discover any traces OF Mr.. MILLER, his
former clerk. Mr.. S. states that be found
oi' his pecuniary affairs correct. and cannot
discover That any portion oftbe large amount
OF funds under the control Of Mr.. Miller has
been distracted On Tuesday, A!r. S;egn.
bergen states, ne received trunk contain.
ing all the papers and documents lately in
Mr.. MIiier's hands, which had been sent 10
New York from Lake ChsmpIain. thus pnt-
ting him in possession Of every thing con.
nected With his business.--Il will thus be
seen ttat Mr.. MilIer's whereabout, ii. in
deed, he be living, Which is considered dues.
tionablc,--is still Involved in mystery III.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-27

U-it IS stated, in the Knoxville Times
.hat every section CT the line of Rail Road
rom knoxville to Charleston, by way of
Georgia, is now in process of construction.
Inc distance between those two points. by
inns route is 475 miles, and the distance i
divided between five different Rail Roads
VIZ LIST. the Hiwassee Rail Road 9S miles
IN length, 40 miles Of which are now ready
Tor receiving the rails, and, in less than nine
months, the 5S miles extending from The
tennessee river To the Georgia line will be
In The same condition, and considerable pro-
gress will have been made in grading The
road from Biair's Ferry to Knoxyjlle-9
The Western and Atlantic Rail Road. us
miles; lou miles Of which are already grad.
ed Tor the rails-3, the Decatur and Cra,y.
louisville Rail Road, So miles-4,b. part n,
lhe Athens and Augusta Rail Road. 65
miies-and 9th, the South Carolina Rail
Road, 1876 miles.-On the Decatur anil
Charlottesville Road much grading has al.
ready been done, and the remainder is pro,
crossing rapidly, while from Charlottesville
To Charleston two hundred and Ten miles are
now completed, and The cars are rpnnino
on them daily and doing fine business
when will Virginia awaken 10 her true in-
ierests, and, by Rail Road from Jas. River
TO Tennessee, connect with these great lines
as well as that other still more important
route leading by Nashville, through Missis,
sippi, TO New Orleans, which awaits only her
appreciation TO spring into existence
LyRchburg Dlrp.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-27

Who made AR. S.cartyout Colector . f
New York THE attempt Of the Globe
to make an exclusive Wing of the late
collector of the Port, since his defa!ca-
ton Of million or more is a failure
The Baltimore Patriot has been exam.
ming the records Of the Senate. and it
finds that every Wing Senator in the
Senate voted against confirming the
nomination. The following is the re-
cord of the transaction
On the 18th of January ..lS3O the ar
pointment was sent to the Senate for
continuation, and was Immediately met
with decided opposition.
On the 18th of March, 1880, Mr..
SANFORD, COT n. Y. presented the me-
moral OF Jacob Vanderpool and others.
praying that his nomination might not
be confirmed and on the same day, Mr..
Holmes, of Maine, presented the repre-
sentation OF Gerrit Forbes, on the same
subject, which were both referred to the
committee on Commerce.
The Journal Of the Senate Of March
~, lpage 440, } is as follows;
The Senate resumed the considera-
tion OF the nomination Of Samuel Swart-
won't On the question, will the Senate
ADVISE and consent to this appointment
1t was decided in the acknowledgements
20, nays 20. On motion of Mr.. Bib.
the yeas and nays being desired by one
NTH OF the Senators present, those who
voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Adams, Barnard, Benton.
Brown, Chase, Dickson. Dudley, Ellis,
Forsyth, Grundy, Hayne, Hendricks,
Iredell, Kane, King, Livingston, Me-
kinnley, Mclean, Rowan, Smith of
Maryland, Sanford, Tazewell, Troup.
White, and Woodbury-25.
Those who voted in the negative are:
Messrs. Barton, Bell Bibb, Cham
6ers, Clayton, Foot, Freling huysen,
Holmes, Johnson, Knight, Naudain,
robbins, Ruggles, Seymour, Silsbee,
Smith, OF C., Sprague, Webster, vii.
ley-20.
The Senate then consisted, when full.
Of II Jackson and Fl Wing members.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-27

IL will appear from the following par
agraPh from the Massachusetts, Eagle
that speculation is 1.-The mother ofinven.
tom
"A gentleman recently from Hartford
says that he was surprised at the gener.
ally di!aPidated appearance of the dwell.
ling houses on the road between that
city and WeStfield, Mass. Every second
habitation was oindowless.-Upon en-
quiry, he found that the windows had
not, as he supposed, been Smashed in"
by some terrible storm, but had been
taken out by the owners, and used in
the manufacture of hot houses, for the
more rapid cultivation of the Morus
Mul.icauIis."