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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-03


Otake heed ofthis Laodicean neutrality
end indiGerency which Christ hates. Be sure
your ground be good. and then be sure you
stand your ground. The religiono. time
servers is bu, hypocrisy: they have sluices
in their consciences which they can open
o. shut as occasion requires every fox
will at least have two holes to his den, tina,
h ons be s'opL he may escape at the other.
The hypocI,e po;se,h himself so evenly in
. mediorcrity, that, as it is said Of Baldwin,
one so let Christ win, or let Antichrist win,
he hopes to make every wind that can blow
serviceable to watt him to the port Of he
own interest.
The hypocrite hath always more Of the
moon than Of the sun; little light, many
spots, and frequent changes it is easier to
him to bow TO the cross, than 10 bear the
cross to sin, than to suffer.
'Our.own story tell US Of q poor simple
woman that lived both in the reign Of queen
Mary and queen Elizabeth, and would con-
s,aot,y say her prayers both iu Latin and
English, that she might be sure to please
one side or other and let God, sald she,
take which likes him best. What is noted
as an act OF ridiculous simplicity in her, the
tims.serving hypocrite accounts point Of
deep policy in himself:
The times under Dioclesian were Pagan
under Constantine. Christian under Con.
stantius, Arian under Julian, Apostate; ;
aud under Joviap, Christian again; and all
this within the space Of seventy years, tho
ags ofone man. o What shifting and shutting
was three among the men of that genera.
lion The changes of weather shew the
unsoauaness Of mems bodies. and the
changes oftimes, the unsoundness Of their
souls.
Christian, if ever thou wilt manifest and
maintain thine integrity be a man but ofone
design; and be sure that be an honest and
good design, TO secure heaven, Whatever
becomes Of earth : to hold fast integrity,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
GEO. T. DUNBAR,
Engineer 3. p. Works, La.

We do not often take the trouble to criticize the style
and dc,ion Of contemporaries for we are not conf
dent that do not sometimes render ourself ohnox-
ious t" criticism. But yesterdays Ad, crtiser Inns
leadss editorial, which for classic elegance and ual
s~erabte argument, for harmonious flow as we'll as
biting SATIRE Inns had equal since the days of Ju-
Mus. The scoring that Brougham gave to Byron hen
he was but fedgeling, and the hard knocks that JEFF.
frey received in return, when the young Lords temper
was up were nothing to the "petng' Of this ptiess
reviewer, He absolutely demoishfs the Report Of the
Chairman OF the Committee, to whom referred the
Memorial of the Native American Association!
Tire asuc critic, who himself seems 10 know az
muth of any other language Of he English, not only
object. the >prt but the letter If the Report And
yet We have seen language "more Iamely and un
+ s,ionabIy" constructed. For instance, h, re is q
beautiful sentence:
awe 10 not view that report with The grnvnmen o,
seriousness, that such topic might seem to require
for i..ink il Of The most sngularlv defective AMI
ASST ling. that we have seen, Of public nuture, for
sumo tinie." .'
Aad yet the learned critic squuts and sneers at the
Language # The Report, which Is, to ~ The least much
better than his He goes say of tho Report
at states its subject 10 he foreign naturalization,
the mode OF naturalization III foreign cuuntries vel
gives not one word Of advice instruction on thai pnn
nor indeed does ii give il any domestic NATURAL
zaon for lis whole tone and tendency are against the
laws and the rights Of suffrage in each state and CON
fined to them aone yet discreetly advises Congress
to interfere with the sovereignty Of the stale in such
case-wisey forgetting that event f tie general natura.
izatpn laws Of county altered or sbolished
the several states have undoubted right nnuaize
seeir own sh'Z'ns IN nr manner thought best, ID
emile them to vol. or be qusli6sd for political offices
lhe citizenship NJ any one state may he cOmprtey
dfereat frOu-atho' tot NJ. aranee wfli-the citizen.
ship OF the un'ied States. THIS our select committee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
LATER FROM ENGLAND,

The British steamer Liverpool, Capt. Fnyrer, arrived
a:Gut O'Clock this morning. She biings accounts
from Liverpool to The 9TH, and London to the 9th OF Feb
rny We nre able to publish little else than the stnte
Of the markets
The Queen opened the session of Parliament in per-
son on the 9Th o: February. There was unusual
number of peers in attendance. Her Majesty does not
refer to the suffice, of the corn laws.
The steamer k"yal " lillian arrived ut Liverpool on
the Sd Of February, making her passage from this city
III sevahtten days-wrater very hOiser0us.
The packet ship Sheffield which sailed in company
with the Royal William arrived off Liverpool, and sent
her letter bags ashore Oh the 9th of February.
The P-nnsy lvain has changed her position, and now
lies with her head northeast.
PACKET SHIP 0xroRD.-rhis fine vessel, the hull of
which, though lay for hole fortnight on the sands
Of Boote lsny, did not sustain any dnmn.t is new in
ready 10 resume her station until the 7'h Of March,
when she will sail for New York. The packet ship N.
America will sail on Thursday next in her place. We
have already noticed The skill and courage which Can't
Rauibone displayed during the hurricane in which his
noble vessel was Stranded. We have, therefore,
great pleasure i'll stating that the passengers hv this
vessel from New York. hive presented 10 Capt. Rah'
bo G, q handsome vase a mark of their esteem.
The Victoria, trnm Charleston To tlis port on shore
near lcns"we, ner every preparation beng made Io
getting her off, received so much damage ,lat she vii
| be Condemned.
The following is the speech Of Her Majesty from thu
| throne:
any Lords aud Gentlemen
re,oice to meet YOU again in Parliament. ] am par
cularly DESTROYS Of recurring advice aud usss
;anc'' at period when many matters of great impor
tancc d mand your serious aud deliberate attention.
lcontinue 10 receive from foreign powers gratifying
assurances OF their desire to MAINTAIN with the
| friendly relations.
have concluded with the Emperor of Au ,ria ,
treaty of commerce, which trust will extend and i'm.
prove the intercourse between subjects and those
! the Emperor.
have also concluded treaty of the same kiul will
the Sultan, caluuted to place The r"um rcal relations
between my ions and the Turkish empire upon
. better and tuOtup.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
COMPrROLLERS OFFICE,
Second Municipality.

IVFW f7TEtNNS, .T7HFfN T. TGjJ.
DUBLfC NOTICES hereby given that on Monlav
the lllh March 1889, at o'clock, will niudicate
at my Office to the lowest bidder the rsnai,n for
year. of nli thenvcd streets and side walks bordering
on the same, within the limits of this municipality
including all the side walks in bricks borered with
curb stones gutter stones, and paved support wher
ever sxch sidewalks may exist within the Incorporate
limits The said repairs shall consist in bringing
their former line and level any part OF sud straes and
Sidewalks which may be found ont Of Order and shall
be executed in such afford, at all times
an ensv and convenient communication. :
Payment to be made monthly, in cash. on the certf-
cate Of the surveyor, that the work has been executed
according to contract.
The person to whom the contract shall be nduaicated
to give bond with securities in the oi
$4,000 for the faithful performance OF the duties devov
ing upon him. The names of the securities must be
handed in the time of SALE when they not salts
factory, the contract will be immediately re-adjudi.
ated. JOHN CALHOUN,
mari to II COMPTROLLER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07

OWING to alterations in the arrangements for the
~ conveyance OF her Lady Shp up the River, she will
be exhibited days longer. Sunday, 10Th, will posi-
lively be her lust day in New Orleans.
The PropretorS beg leave to return their grateful
thanks thu citizens Of New Orleans for the liberal
patronage they received during The winter and feel
happy know that the interest excited by their unique
objection among all classes, and especially the nlclli
ent and moral of both sexes, has been eqnaled
any collection Unnatural curiostcs however nner
Gus in this great city, whose mild climate has been SO
rongenin to the health Of their beautiful, but costly and
ather delicate young Lady! :.
Open from 10 TO 20 O'clock each day. Ahmitiancc
50 cents. Children md servants, 25 cts.
mar Cor ST Charles and Pcrdido sis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
WASHINGTON BALL ROOy
Dress & Masquerade BAH

ST, Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
TINHE Mana ger of the above named Ball Room, srnte
1 tul to his friends and the public 70, the unpara
leel patronage bestow ed him tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them TIM, the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement OF visitors, und I'M.
iergone inn,csc repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors, and the Rrs,nnn i'll h"
kept by the nblest Restnurnl-ur in tie Unitci States
The room will! reopen on Saturday evening, Bird If
November next, by Il
GRAND DRESS Il MASQUERADE BALL.
and viii take plnre usual every Monday WEI ms
day and Saturday evening, s'urin" the season, wi i:h
will and on the 1T Of May, 1889.
N. b. The create attention VIII he pnid to -.
ing rrrcc, order ruughun, ,hc establishment. as wal
done last season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07

TO THE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.
TUST received By the Ines, a. ri, ais from lnvre
~ splendid collection nf Artists brushes, pa ;ns nal.
cts pallet knives, and asc,s wnrf CO orS md
water c";ors prepared With honey and warmth for do
$tnps of every description. splendid mahogany and
walnut easel, for portrait painters pastel cn, ors Of
every collar pencils OF every size varnisi brushes, fat
and round very large size canvass already prepared
India ink, supcrhne ; large boxes fully noun au with
colorS, brushes, elegantly fitted mr., sc Sc
Splendid Albums, supeibly bound and gilt; colour ,
of every description, by rnkr; sign and ornamental
tools and pencils and great quantity of articles Of
TASTE winch nrc too numerous to detr
The principals Of Academies, Teachers of Drawing
and Painting, " i'll do well to call the store Of the
subscriber which will accommodate the nn,atears and
artists tavorably. MONDELL,
No So Camp street
for painters, wholesale and Retail. m1r7 I'm
TURNEY MARRIED., a sequel 10 Gilber Chr.
VI ney, by the author Of Sayings aud Dongs ~
"Jack Bray &c &c in 9 vols:
illustrated Edition of Oliver Twist, complete i'll one
for saleby WIN. MckEAN,
MARI cor Camp and Common st
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS..
NlCHOLSON'S Archilec ural Dictionary, large
~ quarto vols. with numerous plates, yer, valuable
work.
Nclolson's Principles of Architecture, 3 vols &C.
tavO. numerous plates.
Hoskn's Principles of Architecture.
Stewards Architectural Dictionary, 3 vols s vo.
Loudon's Cyclopeda Of cottage, farm, and village
Architecture.
Glossary of Architecture, ] vol
Nchoson's fine orders in Architecture.
HrittOn'S History Of Architecture.
The unetted Antiquities Of Atti.n.
The above nre oH English Works and rery SUPERIOR
Also BE nnmins Architecture. shaws Architec.
| Nichols"ns Carpenters Guidc L.fcvrc's Modern
Architecture.
Leisvre on stair ways, &c. for sale Ivy
1 - IL MI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
~ NOTICE.

DARfNERSHIP DlSSOLVED-The partnership
= between Hurry Hunt and George Wayne, Of The
ed this day. Wednesday, 9th March, 1889, BY mutual
consent. All business connected with tlie establish,
ment will be settled and carried on by the Subscriber
only, who respectfully soici,s continuance ofcusio'n
+ W Free and Easy usual. on Wednesday, md SAT-
urday Evening. marc - HARRY HUNT. 5
:ltstoUR-IOu bsis in dne shipping order, fo,, sale
u by, -. T., DORSEY, @
mar 4 ~ Newlssss
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07

SECOND PART.
I. THE ORPHANS PRAYER, for four flutes, by
hlessrs Jnndot, Morphy, kohn and Orv.
S. Solo on the bassoon, by Mr. Sy, from a thoma IF
Aayrcdcr
3. Variations, composed by Mr. Janlo', and accompnni-
ed on the harp by Mr. Trust, Jandol
!. Duo II Turco in Italia,'' by Sgnora Stella and
SignOra Snnn.
j. The overture Of Domino Nor, Auber
The Piano by Mr. Nores.
B-Tickets can be had on application TO Mr. Jan.
dot, No % Rampant street, and Alesr Johns and co
Brocard & Nor.s T. Cnsv.
Admance 81 So Concert to commence at seven
O'Clock. mur7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
BUREAU DU CONTRULEUR,
DE Ia Seconde Municipalite.

La .N'0areHe Orleans, Mars l. 1889.
A Wis est donne que i.,,nd ! | mars, 1899, midi
n au bureau, 10 mGt,rai a adjudication, lie contrat
pour les repnrn necessae pendant an, de toues
paytes ct les troltois de meme dams les !imes
dc cee Nluncipate tous les lrottois en-
briqnes entourGs It soutcnus par Pierres, qu sc
trouvent dams les limes incorporates Les dites reaa.
rations devron comprendre a travail n"cessaire pour
metre en- 0rdre ct lire communiqner toute ligno OIL
dea ,racee atm one fon peut les approcer dams
aucune saison ct avec tacilite.
lie Placement sera ait par mois de ouvrage accompli
sur e rtihcat ds l'inspettenr. =
L'eurepreneur enu dc fonrnir caution dams Ia
some do tros mile piastre pour gnrantir du contrat
lequel dph ore presente lie meme temps.
- JOHN CALHOUN, .
,nnrlto IL 90. Conirolelr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
NEW ORLEANS, !
+, hrurry p, 1889,
J
CUllrc tons office. 81 Municipality.

Collectors Office 81 Municipality.
NOTICE 10 oancrs of hacks, draws, &c.-'The fol-
~ lowing ordinance will he stic,y ennTel -
Resolved, that whenever The Mayor shall give IL
cence fur Lrays carts other carriages, said lCenca
should be immediately endorsed on the back by the
farmer with his receipt and every prison nrglcrlng %
obtain said cndn semct uGd rcce the back of his
licence, shall pay fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars halifo the city and the otlrr half ia" the in
former. Approved Decrmber2 q, 1891.
Also the fell wing ordinance Of the Counci! Of the
second municipality IN the follow ing words TO witt
BE it ordained, that from AM, after this date; per-
who shall run n ha k, drny cart, within the
second municipality, without having previously OBJ
tanned ccnce therefor, from the Mayor of this city,
shall be sub eci to fine of not less than twenty-five
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars to he reco-
yered before any court of competent jurisdiction =
Provided that uny hack, dray. cart do run wiout
cence aforesaid shall be subject to be sci zd by the
collector of taxes on hacks, drays, carts, &c.,
or by any officer of police, and detained until the fine
aforesaid shall he paid. Sen, to the Mayor the l4l,
"a" siSns sI"e 1885, Jos !fHtH BALDWIN, Recorder
W WHEATON collector of hacks .Lrays
and hawkers md pedlars. 2O fes6
BUREAU DIES COLLECTEURS,
DE Ia Sec0nde rnnicnalitt.
La NonreHe orleans, Feprier 25, 1852
A Wis aux propritin'cs des voiures, drayS, &c.
IA Les onlonnunocs suvanIes, seront strctemens OBJ
services.
Resolu-que toucs les fos unc lie Marie donncra une
Ii cence pour dcs chariols days, Nc, In dte crnce
devra cre nlnediuement endnsse sur lie dos par lie
collector SON recu, ei quiconqne en- ncg gean
oh'enir lie d! endosscent ct Ia rccu sur lie dos de Ia
licence mis- umen,lp tie loo piasue>, une lnoe
pour la cite, ct l'antrn motto pour IL deluieur.-Ap
prouve, e2l DtcrrAhre, 1881.
De meme lordonnance sIivante du COnseil dc Ia 2le
Auncipae, en- les nLts suivnnts. SAVIOR:
Qu'll son ordonue quapres cet,e date, toute per
qu fern courr DIES clarots, dnys, &c, dams Ia
Ode Muncipnt, sans avoir obtenu preablelnent, une
licencc pour celia dn Marie de ccte vile, serasnjet
la,nens de IS iusque lou, detre demande devant au
cune cour dc Jurisdiction sutlissan'c. Pouyu que
toute voiturr day, &c. qu Ia de licence
seront sle, etrt sasi par lie collector de taxes
les voitures dhys NC gu aucnn officer de In police
ct detenn iusque /, Susdif amcnde SOFT payee. En-
| voye an Marie lie II jnn 1857.
| JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
W II WHEATON, collector de hacks, druys, colpor
| tours ct pctits incrcers. GOT fe28
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07

=. GREAT ArTRACTIUNN
At No. So Mdgasass street. oper 8. Lepy's Auction
:: =. Roam, opposite Baak's Arcade., -. ~
M Gll,LER respectfully informs tine public that
80, 81, Statue Of CLEOPA IRA, Queen Of Egyps
Which has beeh exhibited in most Of the principal
cities OF the Un:en 10 the lively admi alton Of nr.ny
thousand yiskers, has arrived in this civ, and ia now
being exhibited iar shaft tine only, from 3 o'c.ock
"A N, 10 96'c'ock. PAi. -. -
~ hdm'tance, 50 cents; Season tickets, 81. =.
fsbl6-tf ...z.ss ~ -
T OWL. CDrrtlSS--4l. halrs rs aud Al, and
\. Twil'cd sse1 t-n'tiis ,tar sale by. . -
\ 'nes6' ISAAC BRfDtsEs& TO. laf Mag ,x'ne st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
MARKETS.,
Correspondence ofNew York Times,
IIvIRp(IAI rnVT IN Al u II 4,


"a. LIVERPOOL. COT1 ON MARKET; Feb l.
The state of rade in Manchester has caused de-
mand for cotton in Market which, re,aus o,eraIv firm
more especially regards the finer quae thcy have fully
supported prev prizes. and mdng desc rtiions athn
they were in some few instances sold depression of Id
ib not centrally lower Spectators appear 10 have
tetred for the present both buyers sellers and the
1aeo have barely purchased sufficient satisfy immediate
wants. AGO Carhagena and 0 Peruva this day offered
for public sale but purchasers were be met 500
American were taken speculation and the euc trausuc
lions conPrise Extensive holders pres
sns sales and the opinion is generally that
The Forthcoming crop Aaericu viii only prove moderate
one, e-s..s-'
&C.,. COTTON MARKET. Feb S.
Since writing the above. 5000 bags changed hands
~ Stead prires, the sales varng from $500 pcr day
aud the market closese 10 day quietly every an
pearance Of rmness a0 bales American were taken on
speculation this moraing. "
liverpool Tobacco Market Feds
Taking into consideration the exceeding high prices
throughout the pat five xweaks anil tho have met
With rm support 100 ds had changed hands last week
including 50 taken for Ireland and 50 on epecuI alton
The sales Of the preceding mouth siu hhds
Of which 70, lrciad sou for exostion hhds for
rssae and the reminder lct with tho trade u,
full prices. - =
James River Leaf. sound. .;............sI,
do DO good hne'-.. .........II a IS
no do stcnmed sound ........9! a ~
Aehencky Lear ......-...............9
- 40 us semined. ........ll Is
virginia ssemmed '........,........ lis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07

NANCY SOAP-2N0 boxes; for sale hy
II M SHA.L& BROWN, 90 Magazine st
TEMIJUHNS--50 /, . and 3 gallon dempLu+
IL landing from ship Cherokee, for sule by
. JARVIS T. ANDREWS,
fees corner Of Common g. Tthuupi,o,las At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
Ten CAPITAL PRIZES of $1,000 each 10 $4,000
Tickets only 8.
JOHN v. CHILDS,

JOHN v. CHILDS,
ENGRAvER AND CGPPER-PLATE PRINTER,
No. 3, Camp 81.
WILL engrave and print to order, bank rotes. bills
w ofe1chunge, bills Of adiug, diplomas, n,ercan-
tile and visiting cards. uotural consular and counting
house seals, door plates silver ware &c. always on
hand, an assortment Of silver plated and brass door
;.sates, - = -.
IS Cards priated from plates alrea,ly engraved.
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE Rail ROAD
-. -. COMPANY. : - 49,,
: NEW ARRANGEMENT. -
FllHE Loeomotive viii leave the Depot the foot o.
Canal street, every day at A.. and return at 4
T. N. eEcep, Sunday when she will
r. Depart - Return
49,. a. NJ. 81; So. " P. NJ.
a." At
4 NJ Car Cor privute parties, proyil d the number
be sufficient, will be sent dpwn,the road days
previous nntice., 49, - =
Ha, isW -, JAS IL e,AI,piyEi.L, lresilcur;.. 5 5