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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

o. Mr.. SanIy OF n. c. completely demoshes
DIR. Duncan Of Ohio-not by the Of foul eph-
,hets, but by showing that they might be applied
with entire justice TO that member. tie does not,
for example, call the Doctor liar" bu, he proves
that he did not tell Tie ruth, by the testimony of
twenty five members Of Congress aud the Reporter
of the National Intelligencer. Mr.. SanIy came to
the right conclusion "htn he remarked .Selfre-
spsct, regard for the opinion of my friends. respect
for my constituents ali forbid that should conde-
scend to notice the author of such a commuuica-
referring 10 Duncau's late abusive and vulgar
Cad)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
ROAD CONTRACTORS.

VINAkE NOTICE, that the presidcn, and Dircc.
J. tors The Salem and Pepper Ferry Turnpike
Company, will let out, on Monday the ith day of
March next, at Salem, two sections al five miles
each, or all that part OF said road, J. Ing between
Salem, aud Lafayette,
BY order Of the HoaId.
The above LETTING is postponed To the 2lst
day of March, II being Roanoke Court day
March II I2l Mhif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
NHOnOngaHSu lottery
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.

Alta meeting ofthe Board Of Trustees of Washing
ton College held on the o9nd day OF Dccembur
1888, On motion HcS0irG8, hal Samuel Med. Resi,
A. Il, barclay, Reuben Gri2sby. Robert Whi,e, and
John Alexander, be u Committee To sell The Hairs
bottom 1fdct 81 Laad and also tia Mountain Traits
and The Tract II Lani called the Lower Plantation
that The SAID Committee advertise The time &c. Of
the sale six weeks. IN such prpers ~ they may think
proper. and hcn TO sell at Public Auction, the seve-
raj tracts oil land above specified, rescrvng one bid
which bid the said Committee shall be authorized
to make and that the said Committee be requested
to offer the said lands upon the usual payments Of
land sold in this vicinity.
tue copy from the Minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM Scc'v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
DE. IL. NJ. GEkLEY.vT.
SURGEON DENTIST.

'AhES this occasion 10 inform the public that
lie has removed his office next door above the
auction room of Col Charles Phelps, and directly
"PPos"e 10 H. Is. Richards's Hardware Store where
aa ca" AZ any time be found ready to perform, the
ou,es Of his profession.
Dee. l3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

MURDER.-The las, Abingdon Statesman says:
F" That Solomon Large, Of Scot county, in this
State was killed few days ago. by James Flcnor,
his broiher-In-law. They were together in Sugar
camp, q had some alteration originating in ,rifug
cause. The killing done with an axe. and Large
survived but few minutes. The murderer has been
arrested and committed TO Jail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

Albemarle Congressional District-Gen. Vim. f.
Gordon is announced as The ubTreasury Van Blu
rem candidate, for Congress in this District, in oppo
si,ion TO the reelection Of James Garland Canseua-
tive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

PLENTY OF MONEY.-Wc copy from the
last r. Enquirer the following exrae, Of letter,
from Mr.. Stevenson, our Minister to Enplan,l-
" he we have such an opportunity to procure the
means to undertake and complete our so much nee
ded works of Internal Improvement should our Lee
gslature hesitate moment TO embrace it:
EXTRACT Of a Letter from The american Minister.
"LoNDoN, Feb. 4.
"This is the time for Virginia to make a Loan for
the purposes of internal Improvement. | can max
any loan for the State. the amount of 5 or 10 mil
lons that she may want irrea6em0be or not, Tor sc
years. Rely on il, she will never have so good a
chance. 1t will not be necessary send out an a.
gent Why not let me negotiate for them, before
return !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

IN conformity with the above oiler or the
Trustees Of Washington College the undersigned
will offer for sale by way Of Public Auction, Mt
Han's Bottom, (seven miles South of Lexington on
The Nonh RIVER on Monday the 2end Of April nexr,
thp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

u The Wings rejoice in the treason. but
damn the traitor" Such Ishe language which the
Enquirer now permits its correspondents to employ
towards It's friend Mr.. Rres, whom it pro-
iessed SO much Glove. Save us from such friends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

Morus Mullicaulis.-The Augusta (Georgia,)
tConsilu'ionalist says g" Tha, Mr. Robert Philip Of
that city, sold lately four Morus Multcanls Trees
about five ycas old, for hundred and fifty dollars
each, cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

C. Gov. Fairfield states positively, in letter TO
Mr. Van Buren,. which is published in the Portland
Advertiser, that the Maine army will noleaye the DIS
putcd territory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

W The crow ded state Of orr columns, excludes
several Communications intended for this paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
Review OF the h.ynchburs Market,
coRnfCTEp ny
RICHARD TNREE-C ouni. Merchant.


RICHARD TNREE-C ommi-.ion Merchant.
Extreme prices OF passed'lobacco,Sll 90 To Is 90
Lugs new according 10 quality, q 90 10 10 90
Lugs, old 90 10 - 80
Leaf new and old varies from 10 SO TO 10 rs
General sales from Ii 10 10 IL 80
The Inspection is small and quality of Tobacco
inferior, there il material change IN the market,
except IN mean Tugs. which are some lower.
The market IL duh for Flour AM Wheat.
Flour, (by wholesale) S6 90 10 90
Wheat, tofa kinds in good dcmandll 90 10 90
Corn, per barrel, 90 10 90
Mead, (per busheD 90 10 90
Whiskey, As 10 50
lron (per toni mouths, 100 90 To Oh 90
Hemp, (per toni 100 90 To 100 90
Bacon, (by whoesale,) 10 90 10 90 90
Oats, (per bushel,) S. 10 90 90
Salt, (pet saek,) 90 TO 90
EgEhSatnE.
Down the river 80 50 10 90 GO
Up the river, o 75 10 l 90
Plaster and Iron (per tony . Oh To 10 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
FOR REV'Y.

sGyeS, TIE STORE ROOM, now occupied b,
hNmi Us. will be rented On accommodating terms
---.X uullI the first OF October reA.
MARTIN WARD X DAVIS.
March II At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

W We observe from the Richmond w hig, that
Thomas II. Flood and George w. Kyle, are candi-
dates FOR election the House of Delegates, from
The county Of Buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
IS sgE.g'6sFsERs .gCEeES,

and will be sold separate it lies on IT, Nol9E Riv
err about two miles below Ilans Bot. ON. On This.
Tract there Is large proportion OF good farming
land. The produce Of these lands cau he sent 10
naihe, all seasons of the year by the River Il lies
from ten 10 twelve miles above the Blue RIDGE ia.
nal, which point the Navigator is coed from Rich
mond and Lynchburg, aud the improvement, of Thu
whole is expected 10 be com leted by the James
River kanawha Company few years lila
unnecessary Ia say more, PC fsons wishing to nun
chase respectfully invite To examine the lands
and judge FOR themselves b' fore tho day Of saIe-.
They will be shown by Copt Tlnsey, or Mr.. John
Sales, living on the lands tenants.
SAML. Med. REID,
A. T. BARCLAY.
REUBEN GRiGSBY,
ROBBERY WHITE,
JOHN ALEXANDER. 49,
Committee ofue Board of Washington College.
Lexington, March IL t22A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
DEATH OF DIR. COOPER

letter from Columbia received yesterday, an
nouuces the death, al the age Of eighty Of the yene-
rable Dr. Cooper. [Charleston Courier, March 4h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

a tAKDNEk NANGED. 1T CONSTANT employ
" nenr, aud good wages viii be given lor good
Gardner Enquire at tins Office.
March II 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
Eight EF;s; dr. ri .scres,

has always been considered among the hest, If not
the very best, Tract of Land in Roekbridge county.
The Mountain EES.gCE'S are intended to be-
sold appendices Of Hats Bottom, atfording
abundance of timber. aud excellent range for Cattle
and good deal Of excellent tabacco land. The
Mountain TRACTS contain about
Twelve hundred Acres,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
Befreen baltimore r. Richmond.

rEesSft-.Fs.ss'r-r
Refireen baltimore ~ Richmond.
NllE STEAMER VIRGINIA. Capt. Parish,
having been newly hued up, has resumed her
ttips between Baltimore and Richmond. and will un-
I'll further notice, leave
baltimore every Saturday Evening,
aud Goods Shipped by her On ,ha, DAY. will be landed
in Richmond the following Monday. Goods sent
from Philadelphia will he received n, MI times by
the Agent OF the nb"rr BOAT IN baltimore. and the
expense paid thereon aud forwarded Tree OF cha, &C.
80 that Merchants sending their Goods from Pha.
depha by this route, can rely ON getting them
earlier than by any other conveyance. Returning
the Virginia will leave Richmond for Baltimore
every Wednesda, evening Ut O'Clock
j. BRANDT, Jr.
agent ). y. prR,nia.
Baltimore, March II not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
LOTTERY
perdirs sfe.rs E'Rarass0y.
1 Prize o. &ie,OeO!!
30 PRICES OA soon
B'KhOKE T'Ef'MET& 0.s'E. Y'S3!
Petersburg Ecchamics'

S.0EFcrH.
EXTRA CLASS No. 3, For 1880
To be drawn NJ Petersburg u Thursday II Of March
a. TIE dfatrjpR WH be feeeira1 al H,is OHcs
on Ta@dag The l6h INST Al : O'clock, 4. NJ.
Handsome Scheme.
I Prize Of $4,000 so OF $500
do OF 5000 % Prizes Of 200
do Of $500 20 do of $50
| do oi 1908 10 do OF 100
| do oil ll27
Besides aercat number of $40 $50 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only $3-IIaves-Sl 50-Quaricn
40 For suc AZ
TALBOTS OFFICE. -
o. Orders f,om tho country, accompanied with
the Cash, or P,izc Tickets for Tickets in any Viz
GINA Scheme d,awuhy y. $ Gregory n Co. Mana
gers will be promptly supplied aud Exchange Sn
the most liberal tcrlnS effected addressing letters
(pos paid) 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
LgncLbWg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

March II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

EW GOODS-Simmons HART g. co are now sYe
tcelving from on be ard ships Yazou and Saratoga
"hdbrlg Conc"rdia from New York, great variety 81
goods i'll their line, which together with their former
stock on ,.nd makes their assorIn cnt veryc, plctc
tuck and dressing combs, horn do ofn descriptions In.
tine elastic sspeudcrs, loco oco and L,cifer matches
pocket books and wallets, needle books she'll peorl
nal beads, necklaces AMI negligecs, bead chas bead
Indian beads, bells md pumcs; pistol and large pow
ter TASKS shot belts horse, belt pocket and dueiny
pistols; double and sins lie harre!cd guns, Bowie knives
and dirks scissors shears, pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, cloth, hair, TOOTH nail comb,
arumb shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes Cologne
Fordn, lavender and bay watcrassnc,l essences,
and extracts, AiaccasSar bear, antique and Wards We
senh!c hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps of all des
crptions ladies' aud gcntlemens desks and dressing
cases. hair REG lets trzeites and brnids plain fancy and
musical work boxes plain and gilt figured coal and
vest htoas pear. and ivory shirt do shirt Studs gold
and silver pencil cases, oothcks and weezers plated
md gilt Jackets, miniature do, silver brass and steel
'hnbies hooks and cycs hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and retink, shoe hacking, vioins and gutars ribbed
and PLAN percussion caps, liu2n twine scented csh.
ems, gold and silver lace and fringe latter raser .aue
bag riding WHIPS, walking canes, payil;c cards. 6n
gold, plated and giai ifwellry sc.
Tie above, together with great variety of Other ,r,i
les ar Offered at whole sale retail On dc accommodation
CinlS.
y Shell eonihs repaired
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28
pROSFEC'rTIS


lllE subscriber proposes to publish, in the be
ginning OF the ensuing winter Condensation
inc twenty volumes OF tho Old and New Series OF
Martins Lousiaua Reports, to be comprised IN forlr
vniu''cs, svo according to tho model Of Peters
Conac.,srGi Reports.
This work is now in preparation by ]. Burton
Harrison, Esq, Of this city. assisted by William +
Brand, Esq. Tho Editor is alSu permitted hv a
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by ono of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all tho advantage which,
may naturally DO rsapod from their experience
Such work is becoming every day moro no.
cossary, rs the original is voluninous, expensive,
and scarce An increasing curiosity too is mani
TEST, i'll the other States of the Union in references
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of Louisiana; and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here de-.
cldet! in til" az. nslncnt OF conflicts of laws makes
the knowledge Of our ajudyel cases Of prime uti-
MY 10 the Jurists OF tho whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes
and thus there is great .icaa ld for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, Indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those III the
more authoritative forums of tho other States, will
nc added to each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave,
and will be delivered, bound, to subscr beers at SIG
per vol in case it should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the Price to SUD-
Eribers will be 81 per VOL
Subscriptions received by
WM MckEAN,
Icj cor Camn and Common sis
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fIARRoWGATE SPRINGS
-, :, :, Y,
DAYS JOURNEY EPOv NEIU
a L 4


THREE DAYS JOURNEY IRON NEIV
ORLEANS.
fa'HE proprietor of this establishment has the nIeo
r. sure OF announcing to his friends and the puhl;,
IN general that he will be in readnessb by the first dav
iay To receive vsiters. He will also state for the M
neit of those at distance thar there have hnen J~,
Improvements made, and others now going on and n
RAPID progress for completion, which will enable IN,
subscriber 10 accommodate much larger number thn,
heIetoinIc' and at the same time much better.
fam'i'e can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those who prefer can have large cabins detached from
the main building. ''''' wv
1t Is deemed UNNECESSARY tie say anything in rarcu
OF the character OF these waters io i, is generally
believed that they are not inferior tn any in the South
ern States. All the antIsements thai nre gen,roljv
tonUd at Watering Places, will he found at ibis. Thc
best music That this part Of TIL country affords has
been engaged and W ill be in cors,n, attendance nj the
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will anvil himself of this opnrtuny
IN returning his nntigned thanks for the very liberal
suhPo,f gwen nm last season. and hopes by the ever
"i~ that have been made in mprov s and extending
III" Recommendations, TO merit liberal patronage the
''s' NJ aeaH"li. JNO CRAM.
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THE FLORIDA LINE

t:"% %%": ,s Y: a:y s' Gs
;s;=ssssszssssz o'elock. p m per u S mail boat
for llalls LENDING, above Blak .-thercc four
post conches t" Pensarola-,hcnro steamboats, i,
Lagr 'nec, where the lnnd 'on'e is resnmed-,herce
Maiinnnn aud Br"wnsvillr, FIn B,,nb,i iyc
Piuderto" n, IL ,wklnsvilie, Snuudcrsviiic g. Luuis
vile To n4usta, ia, connecting rrpulorIv with
III" r ii r"n! cars +" thnresfnr, and the steam
;arte's I" Nav York, Nar'nIk, P4iladcIphia. e,c
The stranjboa's are the hrst for the servicr and
the Navigation presents more aIvanfagcs than rau
he found upon any STEAMBOAT route in the south.
region.
The great improvements in the route have A,an
pfodncct BY the construction OF fifty miles of new,
road, by the pr"pt'etors, viz from I.aGranue on
l,afay''e Bayou, an arm of Santa Rosa B.y, TO
Bynml's Ferry, on the Chat nhorci,ye liver 20,
nil. above the C"w!ord, ii above Cedar i',nT
whereby Tie navigation OF the river, and the cor
segment aeientnhs, and more recently the inror
venent crossing at the Cow(,rh, are entjrc,v
avoided, and n tine road from Marianna direc,
to Balnhridg", instead OF the roundabout 70 ,d via
Chattnhonchee, lessenng the distance about for,
miles, and increasing the facilities more thun
once day.
Afro, u branch line Of two horse starcs evcrv
other day t,"m lIlwkinsyille, via Perry to Macon.
ga. connecting with t'e line to Savannah and
Darien Geo.
mail steamboat plies regularly be wccn
Bainbrdge and Apa!achico.a. Travellers wishirc
to reach any point on haitahoochec or a ,aarh;-
cola, can take slcoinh at Brownsville.
Mobile 10 Pensacola Land Etou;c--Durinr III
time occupied by the repairs of boas, the proprie.
tors OF the Florida line will run line of four
horse post coaches every other day between Nc.
bile ard Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile at 3 O'Clock y M.
IN the ) mail boat, and proceed to Halls Land
ing, where tour horse coach will lie IN waiting q
convey them to the excellent h"use Of ar. Charles
Hall, 4 mile distant, where they viii find
pleasant accommodations for the nuht--lcavinp
mex, morning, they will arrive in Peusacol, carly
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort OF
night travelling.
Once at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Co..
llns tloe1, Pensacola, where sca's mus be scqu
red. STOCKTON g. Co. nav
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" " Mex E 4 n,
cor Camp and Common SIS.

~ i'n.ESAl.E AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
W R'Ei1 STORE-at the sign of the golden
comb, do Charres stecet. The subscribers have re
cryed, in tition to cirprcvious stock on hand fall
and connlct. of articles in their line: VIZ
com''', lrrinn rv, jew2'rv, brushes locking classcs
'oh 1l articles, *s cons listing in part follows:
GoAlBS-nr'ise she'll, wruugh and plain tuck ,.yjs.
fIed back! ionl round, dressing, side puff, curl ans,
neck brazilian combs of every description an,nnrs,
wcn arc some Mexican rnttcrs, Ivory combs every
description, horn, dressing and packet together win
general assortment of Frenuh and American.
PERFUM ERl-Colognc, Lavender, Florido, honey,
bay and orange flower waters of every size and des
fancy soaps OF all kinds shaving do in cakes and uots
cream do, Wards vegetable hair OIL bears and nm
qe do rres,on's smelling salts plain and pcrfilmed
one powder pearl powder, pow lerpus and boxes po-
NAHUM IN pots and rolls, orris and chlorine tooth wash
aiiI poWdcls, with general assortment of
JEW ELLk f-s"n,e ofthe latest md most lnslona-
Die sett consisting of white and red conelia topaz
Jet eardrops set in iagree, breast pins of grea mo
tX OF patterns, watch trimmings gilt and silys uckles
silver tilnhes silver and gold pc 1cis and guard chains
fEUSfES-Clotl', hair, dust lg, crumb, hcartllhoor
whltcwash brushes
LOOKING GLAsSES-Gcrman stata and toilet
glass, magnifns and French dressing gassss, home
do, with variety of other kinds not enu1ner;,rd
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTICLES-Frcnch
and American portable desks AND dressing cases some
very rich and finely iised ladies work boxes and dres-
sing cases with and without music, musical bnxcs, Ac
cordinns various kinds, vons and guitars silver and
plated pencils and pencils for carpenters and
crnyons mantle clocks and pistols with and without
eases percussion caps percussion cap chargers nipple
screw drivers shot belts game bags, paste backing toy
tea sets, Indian beads of every kind bells and uiumes
hne md common knives, and scissors ,nimbes
needless pins, silver plated, steel and common specta
,'es pocket books and wallets of various kinds visiting
rds and card cases, playing cards of French German
ana American manufacture, dells imitation fruit snu
2oxcs, prints Of various kinds Saunders Pomer,vs.
tnfrson 5, tii!lmans and Hawkins razor straps and
metallic homes drks, fancy bead necklaces do With FAR
toy Watches pearl buttons powder TASKS eui and
,Ian seed heads, gilt and silver d. gum elastic ssnnn.
iers and garters plain and sword canes backgammon
boards dice optical Nennes jewsiarps locoocs Match
> ana rihAhs cups, with great variety OF other orti
les, all owhi will be sold for cash or city accenm-
es on II months credit. Is II SIMhlChS, & CO.
di M 80, w.
otiS' Medical Bnrks--'.ou- Pi,,hisis; do ON
] hloOdletiInc, a Dew Supply. rec d by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

FOR THE CURE
S1fo'ua or hings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism
|hroh'c Cutancous Dis Pains in the Bones by freq
IT,, HhSes, use of Mercury
Inns very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
the active principle of Snsaparlla in the most conren
tncd dagree, combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy
The great desideranm with physicians in being abl
70 exhibit Il large quantity of Sarsaparla in a sna
1ose, has been ohlaned in this prcpuratonhey bens
the course Of their practice.
:, Price ice, 81 so por bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
bsolliER'S drug store, No. Canal street. wba-
may be nd fresh and genuine drec iron the pr..r ria
tors Swals Pnnacea and Vernifuge, Potter's taui
con, marpeners Preparations, and large and genera
"a'' '"''''' VI "esi drugs, ma
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NO MERcJRf NoR COPeTVn

t'eW oreHhs, NOV. Ia, 1857.
A bort ss months ago had the misfortune to 90,
secret disease, for which have applied to Sc .e-
nl doctors tor cure, and they did not cure me- 40 now
% tho above date put myself under the of Doctor
Huet, utd expect him To me. Since hut time
the disease got worse to break out in large ulcers
10 the number Of six eight |, leg and all over
my lace, and core throat and not able work Il, h..
present time Of the disease; large ulcer on
the right side of the throat. no putting mvte!t
confidently under the care OF Dr.. Iiuct Ct Paris,
TO be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
fea "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

CHINA GL Ass X e Mr. HEN W AIiL 81 ,JIir +.
SO Charrrs street, New Orleans.
WIN, SERGEANT e. Co. importers Of French
w and English China and Eartheu ware. are
no" opening new and rich patterns of break fas',
dining and tea services toilet sets, pitchers, tea
u c"tirc cups, 'eap"ts, sugars, creams, buw!es,
plates, di' hes, turerLs, wash basins an! ewes,
foot ha hs. etc. e,c.
Rich cut and plain French and American glass.
ware-Lohlcts, cham igncs, lcmonadcS, icilles,
r'aTe's, vines, cordials, howies, docanirrs
tum hers, preserve dishes, ceicrcs, pitchers lamps
limp shade and glasses, can1lo shades, salt Gel
lers, etc.
Snvtr plated, hr"nzed and brta MA wares-rns.
tors, liquor stands cake hrsk cts, candles,icks .,
branches, seo"ns, ladies, cot" and traputs sugars,
creams. lamps, ,panned trays, astral sands, and
hanging Lamps line cutlery, German SILVER spoon
and forks, together with grea, variety # articles
tor f'nl!Y u>r. Merchants, planters, hot, Is, and
steamboats,, furnished viii goods the mos, lea
Sonnble Prices, ana packed so to be cunvcyt d
"'th safety t'nny pnrl I" the cuun ry.
\ ls". apN' hecaricS' glassware no,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

J Is Ptrvosl has located himself IN this citv tor
the purpose q! ransacllng a general wholesale
Drug business. He is now receiving a full snpp,y
OF fresh and genuine articles, winch he will sell
on liberal terms To city druggists, aud those of
the Interior To physicians, mcrl hnuts and planters,
he will offer inducements such Ms have never he
lore been offered in this CITY. His intention is 10
do strictly legitimate business. HIS stock will
soon be complete, nnd in few weeks will be rea.
dy tor business. All orders from the country, md
from merchan's OF I'll CITY, receiving such orders
viii be promptly attended to.
oct No 80 Camp st