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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-31
The Correspondent of the Baltimore Pat.

riot writes -
II is said that The President and his Cab
met have been discussing the propricty oil
taking the same ground in regard TO this
Committee, which General Jackson had the
audacity 10 assume towards the Investigating
Committees Of lS37-ond OF refusing TO an.
swer the questions propounded, unless spe,
cific charges are made. The pretence will
be sci ny, il is said, thai there is want oi
specification.
MIR. Van Buren, will, if be tries this expe.
riment, find be is not Gen. Jackson, and that
The present Congress is very different body
from that Of 1887
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-31

| by Mr.. Shaw's estimate, in the report q,
bove referred to.
Your petitioners are aware that some
oftheir fellow citizens. a small minority
as is believed, prefer M'Adamized
road During three fourths of the year
NJ Adamized road wouli, in their es
timatiOn, be inferior TO a well graded
common turnpike. The cost of its con.
siruction. increased, as il must be, by the
want OF proper materials on the eastern
side Of the Blue Ridge, would add so
much to the tolls, as to improve but little,
Al any the value of produce TO be carried
on it, while to the back country beyond
its terminus, il would be OF no value, but
rather burthen. The carriage Of a
barrel OF flour from Stanton to Scots.
vile over such road could not cost less
than seventy cents, while over the Rail-
road it would not exceed half that sum.
10 travellers, the Railroad would be in
slnI!ely preferable, aud as a means of car
ry,ng many articles 10 market which
would not be worth carriage by any o..
thcr kind of road, the Railroad would
be very valuable. For instance-Hay,
Lumber. Oats, Lime. Coal, and many
other articles the whole value of which
would be consumed in carriage even over
NJ Adamized road, would by the aid Of
RaiI>road, be thrown in immense guam
titles into market with prof, to the pro.
Queer.
Your honorable body are well aware
how difficult it is to construct so exten.
sive and costly work (however prom
ising of profiU by the aid of individual
enterprise. tits plain too, that however
great the profit might be to individual
stockholders, il is infinitely greater TO the
State, which while it would enjoy the
tolls would also be enriched with large
additions to its population, trade, and
the wealth of its citizens. Especially
would it be wise for Virginia to wrest
from her rivals Of the North, at once and
forever, the rich trade of the valley, and
to unite TO herself by the ties of interest
and affection SO large portion Of her
population.
Urged by these considerations, your
petitioners would respectfully, but most
earnestly, solicit the passage of law au-
Rail road ,on State account from Staun-
ton 10 some point on the James River,
or to Charlottesville. Or if this should
be deemed inexpedient, they would ask
such modification of the present char
ter as would require much larger por-
ton OF the stock to be subscribed by the
State than is required by the present law.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-31

The Debate.
Mr.. EDMUNDs of Halifax yesterday
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chigAn, Detroit Buffalo, st Reg',, Pla,tsburg and

chigan, Detroit, Buffalo, st Regs, Pla,tsburg and
Pnstlanl H. the east the ter,nni at Philadelphia
Nerfolk Newborn. Fayetteville, Wilmington aud Char
t.ston. In the south, Savannah Darien st Angus
line, Tallahassee Pensacola, Mobl., New Orleans and
LIST Fort, the mouth Of the Sabine. Some idea may
be formed Of its extent and inporancs from the mere
mention Of these tprmiRi. .'
The expense to carry out tls-ystem of roads would
be immense, and whilst we aC know ledge the additional
strength its completion would give to country and
how important, it may be to many points, question
the feasibility of prose nn The extent proecte ted
by unlhor or of its returning moiety or tenth
part Of the interest he anticipates In the thicky set
tied and business sections handsome divide nds may
be declared, but how many sill be useless bur,h
cn unable to keep the roads in general repair. Inter
nul npr vement is subject worthy Of cons idsrntior
ut all tinea, and Gen. Gaines deserves the thanks OF
hi. countr, men for the labor and expense he has
ergonc in illustrating his views, many OF which art
important and containing much that is novel and int
esting,
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Gen. Gairex's System ofRaU Roads.--Through the
polteness of the project of this magnificent scheme
for intcrsectins the Union by connuos rail roads, hav
ing their extremes, the very confines nf
ritory, VIC have received a diagram, wherein are set
down the principal routes. The author thus makes
mention of the proposed plan He calls it "a diagram
ofu System of Rail Roads, lending from Kentucky and
Tenness"othe two great military states of the unon
embracing the principal lispo ihc toce of the Repub
lic-to the six grand divisions OF The national frontier
A work designed in time of war, to enable WELD
our fighting men, with their arms ammunition and IA
tons, from these central and other Stnes the most
vital and vulnerable points IF attack upon the whole OF
seaboard and inland border in tenth part of the
time, and Il, tcnth part Of HE eaPense which such
movements would cost in the present Of the roads,
work moreover calculated TO bind the states together
by saments rendered ndissolui!e by their great nd
nperishabe utility to the States and the people Of all
| casseE,-giving safety to our national Independence
cncnur gemet TO Li,crniurn aud Science profitable
extension ag cultlro, and protection To the man.
u'acturing md mcchnnc s;trnling ihrr y to r. H.
der beloved country nvueahlc and our cummel &c
prosperous in and on the uin u ppacr, whcI
iortitcuilns ArscnnlS nn all other expensive means
o. national defence founi he useless and heavv
hIrihen upon thu Of the coL,!Irv then the
proposed work viii afford uncxomped facilities TO III,
uttrI"r and exterior commerce ufail tho States whils
il a.iurds perpetual such States or com.
| psnes rs shall have contributed to its conpleun-o
revenue that will reac every dollar expended in the
construction Of the work, in from FIVE ten Years aft
its accom- Shmenf, and forever thereafter be sut lent
to oviae some Species of taxation hill ero known to
| our institutions. twill do more: 1t " i'll in the first
ten years Of its operation neualze the vo,rirs of he
spirHo party aud leach the people Of the uniun thai
true patriotism consists in LOVE OF THEIR COUNTRY
rather than LOVE OF THEIKrARrY twill thus save
country from the only evil ika 10 disturb our I'M
| isn-r vil war"
The diagram Of Gen Ganes's system has Il rai!rosd
marked If 10 connect the lth Fort at the remote Sou
Western end of Lake Superior and the Missi4sippi
River, at the mouth of the Chppewa-thence to have
water connuncation to st Louisa rail road from -
Louis to 9th Fort on Des Mones River branching q,
some intermediate point 10 tn 9Th Fort on the Missouri
| at the mouth Of Big Platte. Iso rail road from S,
Louis to h Fort and Fort G bson thence to 9TH Fort
near the head waters If the Arkansas. From For,
Gibson to the Arkansas ard Memphis rail rad, form.
ing part Of s~eep from 2nd Fort to Charleston s. e.
Ii we've needless TO 90 through detail Of this m
nifcent system. We have shown some Of its wrs,cn,
points, In TIC north it extends O point on Lake Nj
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THEArRIcALs.-At the Camp this evening, Mr. For
res, as Kin Lear; mud to morrow Mctnmora.
At the st Charles by parteula- desire, Mr. Eoo
will repeat Richard the Bird and on Sunday night he
he will appear, in l., ar, for his benefit.
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appointments By the Governor. Pierre Landseau
Recorder of Mortgages for the Parish and City Of
New Orleans.
Directors Of she UN.on Bunk Of Louisiana. G B
Milligan, G Adams Jr, Bernudcz, l. A Ducros aud
G Prevail.
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The signature of the Treasurer the note pnbishe,
from him yesterday W as incorrectly printed. IT is
Doanc" und not 81 ohm Doane'' az printed.
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FOR BOSTON,
IA; The ~ fast sailing ship COPIA, Capt
ytTHN> Moore, will have despatch. For freight of
-. 2|0 bales cotton apply II
fo9 81 p WHITNEY, - Camp st
Two PLANTERS'rhc subscribers offer for sale.
Mrl'icr's Corn Will, cub crackers. shelters,
straw and fodder cutters md every other variety Of
farming and gar'en tools; grain glass and garden seeds;
books on og iculture n"d management Of Stock fruit
and ornamental trees and plants. Catalogues contain
ing Names price and description Teach article for sale
furnished by the Sub>c esS by Shall Brown, who
are appointed agants for This establishment.
ROBERT SINCLAIR Jr g. Co.,
fc9 Seedsmcn and Manufacturers. Baltimore
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ca x sa&

II PRINTED at the shnr es, Notice, in The mast
elegant manner, Black tu,rrI lNKs, on I,npm mel
led White II lake, Plain Surfaced CAMS and
Prizes rcry reason1dic at 'ri;i f. AMERICAN OF
Fl''l, corner Of Puydras and St. Charles r,s
Scr~M New and Hrrutfnl Founts of Tyre horr
Just BEEN 0ddrd To The Establishment.
Orders received at Compiin. Room, 81. Ch1r1cs
Eachanee, 3rd door from Gravci sor at The Printing
Office, corner Of ruytr,s Il It. Charles streets.
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FOR NEW YORK,

Jacket q III" Ilih INST
Ncm York and Ne'c Orleans Liae Of Packets.
III The fine copper fastened x Coppcrcd
,lTFfA ship TROY, Capt. Wood. has the greater
$3.50 part Of hcrcnrso engaged and going on board.
For freight OF the residue, or passage apply to Grpt
Wood, opposite the Vegetable market, or to
fe9 PETER LAlDl .AW, 66 Camp ST
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IIEMORRIIOIDS.


HAYS LINIMENT-No Fiction.-This OK
IL traordinary chemical composition tho result
of science and tho invention of celebrated medl
cal man, the introduat'n of which 10 the public
was invested with tho solemnlty Of a deaihbed
bequrst, has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining tho correctness of tho laInoniod
DR. Gridlcy's last confession, that " no darod not
die without giving to postcrty the beueft Of his
knowledge on this subject" and no therefore
b,quca,hcd to his friend and attendant, SoIomss
Hays, tho secret of his discovery.
Ii is used in tho principal hospitals, and
the private practice in our country, first and most
certainly for tho cure of the Piles, and exten
sivcy aud cf1rc,uuy to battle crcdulity, unless
where its effects witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Croating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All swcllings-Rcducing them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throat-By Cancers. Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whoopng Cough-Extornally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprans, and Burns-Curinr in .
few hours.
| Sores and Ulcors-Whcthcr fresh or long
standing, and fever Sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in redue
ing rheumatic swcllings and loosening coughs and
,ghtncss Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts.
has been surprising beyond conception. The
|
| Piles il " 1t acts iihc a charm"
THE Pill ES-'rhc price, 81 is refunded to any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Liniment
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured. These the positive orders Of the.
proprietor to the Agents; and out Of many thou"
sands sold, not one has been unsncccssfal.
W, might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer tina, those who sell the article, should err
hhit the original to purchasers.
| CAUTlON-None can be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name.
~ ~ ~ " ~ SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK h.
Co, New York. and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corncr Of
Com & Tchoupitoulas street, and by tho
Apolhccnrirs generally. je3O
ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1882
SPLENDID London AnnuaIs-The BOOK Of Roy
- atty, superb plates; Findcn's Tableaux, and
Fi.hr,', Dro~ms Room Sketch Book:
Beauties t'"suue-,-l'uds aud BlnssOns;
Mnvcry Keepsake, The Imperial;
Oriental Annual; Forget me Not
Jorian's Portrait Annual;
! tari, a'"r,' Annual; Come Annual;
F,irn.Islir't Offering;
Fishers inv emile Sketch BOOK;
Young Iali and Young sen'lt,nen'. AunnaS
AhrIr, a Watt; thrs.un. Tales.
limc,iraM AnnuaS.
The Token rni Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Gilman, annual Register Il lIousew lie Almanac.
Americ N Almanac & n"r".;,,"v ofU,en, Kuowl.aks
Blum'- Nau,i,nl 'uannc;
~ h,S Cos Louisiana AlmHnnc;
Erockcu-t '"mir-t;crnun Almanac,
Stewards lturv Tor i;ii'. containing ii blank memo
randun Tor every day OF the wear.
r JOHNS & Co.,
conner of 5, Charles unl Common ats.
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9o the Judge und prosecuting Attorney, amounting to
four or Eve thousand dollars This is objection tina,
pisttic, are considered The PEG e. Of the three
Parishes IRE DESTROYS of citing this measure, mud
hope thor Representatives will urge it the a,tpn ION
ofAe Legislature the present session. Cadd Free
| Press. r.
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TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets only $500
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Class H.
ll,29, $500, II, 33, 63, 30, 90, l3, "a, "a
Nos 4, 49, 81, the Capital Prize of $lHo0G, WIS sold
to Nr ''ardoza, merchant of this city.
TLASS II, Authorised by The Legislature Of the
~ SAFE: To be drawn This Day, Feb Q, 1889
at o'clock, =. NJ. Ut Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS g. co, Managers.
IS Drawn nllmbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
y 8ll Prizes. amounting TO sl92 1923
Tickets 81 00-Ilalves G0-Qnartcrs 81 90.
Packages Of 25 Tickets for 81 co. warranted to draw
at least Sl", and may draw The b ghcs, capitals Z.
mounting to 10000 y! Packages of IS alf Tickets
$50 90, warranted to draw least S24 90. Packages
of Is Quarter Tickets $25 90 warranted to draw at
least sig 90.
For packages Of single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Feb9 IL Charities st
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Fl The II aud fast sailing ship RICH
,I$zt1&A MOND, Capt Ninshp, Viii receive in,mc-
.xGE date despatch for the above por, having tie
greater pant Of her cargo engaged a, sung on board.
For freight of 81 bales cotton, passage apply to
ie9 |. II EALE 93 Common 81
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j OND0N Editions of scarce AMI valuable works.
Just received md for sale by the subscriber.
Baron Dupin's Commercial Power of Great Br,uin,
exhibiting complete view ,f the
Public.
Baron Dupin's History aud actual of the Militia
Forces Of GREAT Britain.
alurqus dc fn"lacc's System of the ur!d t,HnSIa-
ted from he French, and eucidued with
explanatory notes.
w l. Nalier'S History fthe War in the Prnnsu-
la, and South France.
Jeremy Zen hams Rationale Of judicial Evidence
X McCullochs dictionary, Practical. Theoretical
and Historical, of commerce and
commercial navigation. Hlusun-
ted with maps and rlans, new
edition. WM MckEAN,
fe9 COZ Camp Il Common SIS
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NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB
EcEipp%e Course

\ OLIVER,
we" orleans. heb !" 1883 Proprietor
+. TANDAKD P!.KlODiCALS-Iitt's MUSEUM
~ and sour Glohc iustrnt"d.'
MIR llAUSMAN the ng"nt for these publications. is
now III New Orleans, aud win he happy to re, eve
subscriptions to either work. Tie Museum poSS SEES
standard publication "'D,,r Globe IlIustrned' is
ruhll>nnh III weekly numbers, ~ of which will for,
sr'rnird Y, lnmr. Each number contain. two hrau,i-
II" steel rnS"'ng nnd about eight par"S of drscrip-
non 1t 1s IN qnhr1o He 'nd is The cheapest nubtin-
non the kind in the world. Subscription price. eight
numbers FOR 81; THAI $4,000 has been expended
on the work and is confidently recommended a, fully
worthy ofpatronnoe.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at No "a Camp st, and the
Post Office. foo
TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION.
NllE Regular Monthly Meeting of this Associate
will he held THIS EVENING, at the Planters
Hotel, Canal street, at I o'clock.
JAMES ODOWD,
13 Secretary
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The Council Of the LIST Municipality haveklec,ed
st Rome, of the Courier, printer for that Municipal
ity. Bayon was printer and in purchasing the Bee
Nessrs Butt and Co thought they had included the
Municipality printing. Mr. Bayon fought other.
.wise' ami the Council thought differently from both
annuI'ing the contract with Buyon and giving St Rome
II out of II votes. Bayon received and Built, arc
Co Gone declining vote, on account as he proes tee
of the illegally Of the proceedings,
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FASHIONA BILE CLOTHING, AT COST.
FH>IlE subscribers Offer for cash city acceptance.
NJ short sight, lat " hocsale) their stick of Ready
Mode Clothing, of the latest an sbunnblc ,e
consisting Of every aItCic app-rlninng cctrncn's
dress ROBINSON 4 GOODWIN.
feb7 If No 63 Charities st
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THIS DAY.
The following he drawn numbers of the Louis.
ana Lottery, Class 3, for 1899:
"a, %, Al, 81, %, 81, @2.2i, 10, 50, 80. L.
Ticket II, CD, 69-packngo No 11v9, entitled to the
2nd capital prize Of 1900 doors sold by Schuyler bro
ker, 10 Camp ST. Tlc holder is requested to cali at
this oii+c and receive his money.
) 0,OoO CAPT AL PRIZE.
l. 0 U S l A n A LOTT Err Y
Authorized by Act ofl.egis'atme. Chapter XIIU
passed Mach o. lH2a. Glass No. for 1899 To be
drawn on Saturday. Feb. 9, 1889, at 5 O'clock, p
NJ. at the Exchange Hotel, ST. Charles st.
u. $. GlEtiORY T. Co. Successors to YATES
NcTNTTRE l. Co.
"a Nu.!bGrs-l2 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCIliMF.
rrzNs amounting to $3.50, 337 J
Tickets - 90 Halves 81 A-.tnartcrs ! IS
Packages Of Is tickets for SIPS. p rkages of 25
halt tickets S62 80. Packages OF rs Quarter Tickets
$3l %. E"r Packages single Tick. Is apply at
u. > GREGORY Il Co., the Managers ctir'.
teb8 50, tGnnl street, mkt TO Camn f.
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JEW PIANOS, from Pn,is--Jns, received per ship
~ Saxpn from lluvre and !or sale by the subscr-
bcrs:
and Pircoas, from he celebrated muau acory of Piey
el & Co., Of Paris.
i Flhese Instruments are particularly well finished,
carefully .9cted and form the last supply until May
NEXT. 1. JOHNS Il Co,
tf9 st Charles st
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FH1llE Captains of the scvern companies, and the
a. officers ct the Staff of tie 4ih Rcg't., l.. NJ, and
also 1.-The members Ct the committee appointed bv the
Col requested To the officers of the Legion,
This EVENING ut O'Clock precisely. AT the Orleans
Theatre Ball Room. BY order Of the Colonel
JAS. II DAKiN,
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BOOK & JOB P!RITM71pTN

g, In connection viii, this Office lisa
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TYPE
FOR TlE PRINTING OF
Pamphlets Blank Checks
Catalogues Bills Of Gading
Labels, nray Receipts,
Legal Notices Auction Bills,
Bill Forms, Show Bills
Steam Boat Bills ! Circulars
ls@GEG.
Ana every description of Sob Work thai
many be rcquircd.
1.-THE proprietor respectfully calls the attention o
the public to the above Card, and assures them thu
all work intruse his care shall he done the short
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, AM
at the lowest rates,
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The Empire State. From table expended to the annual
the Comptroller learn that the value of real
IN this state S5a IS % Of tie personal tate s!2i
go les. Sie7 5l4s94 The az ate taxation
except of the counties of Aln,aay, mun Clu
Cot and, Jefferson Oneida aud ,wrenue which
there returns during the yra amounted to :! 53t
~ The average rate OF county and town III nils
the dollar The highest paid Franklin
70 6lU mills; aud the low is Qucen's county, 10 mill
Tho number Of acres taxed in this city "A uO The value Of
real estate il down ut S95 1850 and the personal
estate 696O95s2 total, 2i4 GAL. The aggregate
ton down .24i 9a l5 b"ing $40
mills on the dollar. The number of of land the
according I" Burs Atlas is 29,3-06 The number
Of land taxed in the e,enl Countless with the exception
those enumerated above, is 81, S:l.0O. ". Y. SUM-
The Baltimore Chronicle, in an eloquent article oil
the merits and claims of HENRY CLAY, candidate
FIR the Presidency, and which expresses earnest
confidence il the belief that that eminent statesman will
be the u miner Of the great National Convention, be
leves for ITSELF thoush it approves the act il others
that it is not quite lime yet to upit the genera han
| ner in its own columns. This virgin and dcfcrenlia
modrsty would have been well enough perhaps few
months ago; but the Wing has now got its hands full
| in doing battle " h foes without, and foes within. |
has Auyean views Of its own, which need ubutol
nightly. close observer may find that those wht
pirate the loutst and regret the most, about the
1cts of preference, and the evils of management i,
the great question, of the party, the busiest in
ang the former, and perpetua'ing the latter. Ii is idt
| to lnlk of holding back under these circumstances
Our flag is at the topmas,, aud there il shall wave;
believe the banner of the people, from their long spon
| taneous, eccgn!liun Of it when they hnve raised
hilkerto, and they such clangeling, dc,Aa
gogues would have, or aSpranis believe, them. II
bow to The decision of the C.nvcaon when made, vii
of course be the duly of al r,.e Wings, but to chnk
down their honest opinions tn then, tribute "
nMreciprocatcd comfy, section of the party whic
mer of Independence Gnd impossible to do.-PMla
deiphta Gascke.
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LAW books.


EQUI1Y Craftsman, Equity Digest vols, Cralbs
~ Eng sh Law | vol, Coventry Il Hughes Digest
= vols, Chuneys Manage Rights vol, Comyn on Com
tracts vol Coiyer on Partnership Bacuns Abridgemenl
8vols, iiurlam' gus National Political Law, Bailey on
Bills, Brmkehorcks Law Of War,R ngham lniahcy,
Adams IN Eutren,s, AnhomS iiIucks,ouh AhLounn
SuipIing, Angel & Amss on Compilations, Goulds
Pleahngs, inrriSons Digest vols, llovend"n on
Frauds, Jones on !iuiluentE, lngosol Digest, krn's
Commentaries 4 vols, Gov Partnership, GreslcN :
Equity EyIdenca. Smiths Chancery Practice 2vos,
Conklings Prasce, Curtis Admiralty Digest,
For Sale by ALEXANDER TOWAK, 40 Camp ST.
| DAlSlNS-lO0 boxes Mr. RaSins,
IL 2OO boxes do do
100 Id boxes do do do
In stnre and for snle Ly
feb9 CHAMPlIN l. COOPER, 80 Julia =,
(NQRN-5OO sacks landing, and for sale by
| " ja26 CHAMPLlN u COOPER, TO Juli, 81
stUNNY BAGS-5,Gu0 Gunnv l,ags in store for
| IN sale by CHAMPLIN L. COOPER,
| fec 50 Jul II 81
| | tME-l50l casks Thomasron Line for sale in lois
| - to suit purchasers. Apply to
fe9 PLAIDLAW, 66 Carp s.
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Free Banking-No Sour motives in advocating
the adoption of system of Free Banking by the State
ofLousiuna, have been questioned by qud nunc and
those who
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FOR SALE.

a Mulhi1o " oman, stout and healthy, agOh from
thirt, six 10 forty wears She is like, and most
d sirnl" servant; good cook, French or English IA
washer ironrr and seams Ss-in word an Amen.
can house She is sold because she has been
insulrnt to hel mistress.
Apply to the Editor of the True American.
feb 3t