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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
RLANItS for sale mt the
- BOOK STORE.
Sheep Tobacco.
TERMS OF TIIxs pAPIa.

~ To Igbserlers in the village g2oo Mail subscribers
$500 or 81 10 IN ad .anne.
Glasses Nho take ibsir papers the Office Sl76of Si0
"a adsaace Individual subscribers rho lake ihef psps At
The Ohce. TIE sane,
Subscribers to whom papers are sent 10 aesagf By stage
The sane.
Subscribers tie souhera and Sovslsfiy Post lioae
70 ho pspors delivered BY cnrref Of their door,
ggO To th0se LIVING Of ne rOste siibsr 30 PiekaEese
Sugy IS. discount u % eis vii se shade " sseh
usc fber Who pays 10 sdvanes. no aeiiofsrd 70
make different tsrgsiB ias route bit the psbiisef
and unless b frssds arc suns Go comply eite
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ls 20 without tls coas "a the ofhes ~ ~
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psy yearly al b. charged s5eis. - sdeaiSa -
terms.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

isT OF Letters remaining in tbs Post Office at Pitts
IL ford, April let, 1859.
Adams Sarah Miss Hcook Henry P
Amsolem Mary l. MIss Harrison y T.
Atwood Joshua iiibbarI Timothy
Barlow JirSh Harvey Amanda l. Miss
blanchard Hiram Rev Kemp Dsnei
Burr Rufus Leonard Eliza beth Mp
Boyee Allies Bliss Leonard sarah q Miss
5ooths BithoP Loagley Rev Dir
Brown John Morgan Peter
Brown Lljsh Jr Pierce Louisa Miss
Brown DAVID Phelps James Z
Cooley Ruth Miss Parker John l.
Fairfield Mary G Miss Richardson David
Fairfield Samuel Esq RobIason Henry
FreeloYe Joha huihvau
Gilber Seal Eiwin 4
Gale May AnDe M'ss sesar George
Graves Jaei S. Rev shsllnn Gideon
Harms Reuben Esq sInend Perm l. Miss
Hudson John or Nhiicomb Chapman Zee
II aason John w Wilcox CiAfissA hiiss
IS ADDISON BUCK, T.. 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
PROFESSIONS.

PROFESSIONS.
DEF. Msitsn ana foft, BY the barrel, for sale ~
ID JAMES BARRETT, j.
Rsc.sd, APrAi. is3s. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
FOR SALE

by JAMES BARRETT. IT,, ons "a b.ud a,,,,l,
- Wagon, 81 hand double Iiatnesse. and one
good Traverse Sleigh. 10
Rutland, April ,, 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

Rice Garland Wing, a member Of tho last
Congress. and also Of the prcsen, Congress. has
been appointed Judge Of the Supremc Court of
Louisiana. This appointment causes vacancy in
the Congressional delegation Of Louisiana which
will have 10 be supplied by new election
Charles Derbrny has also byen appointed Judge
Of the same Court.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Dissolution.

''HE copartnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under The firm of Brown q Hopkins,
10 this day, by mutual consent, dissolved
A. L. BROWN
+ w. HOPKINS.
Rutland March 90, 1889 is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Notice.
Oranges 81 Ecn,0ns.

IoHN STRONG has Just received 10, Of the asov.
Rutland, April |, 1892
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

4 Naf,rsi Rsrzsdv-- syThoctA ~ ca. Consultations
--aaS Ccmytfssft n Csrs Erery tN,a6s D,s-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

Eiection in he iA District Mass The Boston
Atlas Of last evening contains full returns, from
which it appears that parmcn,cr is elected TO
Congress by majority Of votes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

a mar in Franklin county. Ohio has invented
pair Of walking utensils, which he calls skip
pers' by which man can run over the ground al
ten knots an hour, Tor ten hours. The are made
somewhat On the plan oil the steel spring of a car
rage.- Cincinnati Gazeifc.
This most be good news for the leg -treasurers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19


o October next, the farming of places for the cx
elusive sale Of oysters, within This Municipal BIZ
a mlishrd.
4. Resolved, Thut the comptroller with The ap
prob 'lion OF the Finance Committee, be and he
II hereby fully authorised lease The oyster stands
comfortably with the condition of the sycoud res
olution.
Mr.. Whitney offered the following resolution in
behalf of his colleagues of the third ward, to whom
the subject had bcch referred, which was taken up
and adopted.
Resolved, That no ordinance now in forco, pro,
vldng for taking up stray horses, mules or horned
cattle, shall apply to that part of the third ward of
this Municipality, in the of Magazine street,
except in cases where said srays reported to the
police by Inhabitants of the ward for trespas;ing on
his or their property.
BENZ. WHITNEY, Chairman,
EDW. W. SEWELL
The same gentleman also offered resolution in
relation to taking batturo earth, which OIL motion,
was referred to the Commute on Streets & Land
ings.
On motion the Council adjourned to Tues
day next, the Oath September, at S o'clock, l.. NJ.
JOHN GIBSON,
Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
PORT. OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
Sept 10, 1880.
brig !sn"h NC Almy Gihrnlter Eorsta. Roman 4 &C
Ser liaruct Jihnso& Mobile. Master
btelmer Nleuu,, Patterson, for ST Louis Master
Sept. Is, 1889
Ship Orwell. Cow, Liverpool, for Liverpool,
sehr E!izaAc,, Forsyth, for Pensacola, Master
ARRIVALS.
Sept H. ls3,.
Brig Gannc eft, Levy. day, from Turks Island to tn
Bn, Emprcs.ao. conwuy days nom Galveston to the
Muster
schr Mary Washington. H,y. firm hey Yves,
Sept II, 1850
Eleanor Meteor, Du1nica. FIN 5, Inui,
Steamer ii't'' Rouge scetk fin Enyou Sara
steamer Nuomi, TayIur, FIN St Louis
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Fer shipDr~e Cargo I.9 bales cotton $40
,,.,, IONS l"-""ni
hESsAPOol Per scht za'eh cargo 500 bis bread 10
Il" 'ur | do moiassrs, 5io whiskey, Il kegs
lard. 30 boxes soap. cheese 3 casks bacon, 5
dp.ns Il coils bale rope : hds suyur, bags
IMPORTS
TURK SI>LAND. Per brig tianuc le.rt. Carco salt
CALVES ION, fcr brig Lmiprtssaro-n ballast
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Bayou Sara. Per Baton Rouge. Cargo halls cot
,'nLam' eth Thompson. az Burke, Wat, & co. 81 doc
Ice. III w Oakley 3UGreep bros - do Reynolds
Nyrnn 4 co. Il do Fulton a CO. 90 do Finley co. 10 NJ
White co. 3'do Folulu Dssoles, and "a roll.
Tuieiano
AIexAud ia Per steamer IIouma. Cargo la bales cotton
krkman Hama .lD do Lamleth Thompson, 10 do WIN
Flower do Armour, Ii DO Pcy roux. Ar:inel Il
St Louis Per steamer Naomi Cargo III coils rope Godfry
Laurie Small, 20 kegs specie Field a05
81 bis Hour Fisk U 81, Hour Maard Siyersou sacks
bran II Mctill 10 bis flour Florence Is bis potatoes
bacon II kegs butter 1920 sacks Siuan bro 67
racks and his of do pickles Connolly Elder ID hid
cattle AZ hogs 81 doz fowls ST hays Dc
dots potatoes onicnu cabbases fowls cider apples
board
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Naomi :Messrs Stearns, Swell Murphy. West
MctiregUr, Selr
Per steamer tiouml u HotrissE Gallery. Bush and lady,
Iavney and lady, Eusan Thompson
CONsaGNEEs
No list Ofconssnees from sea
MEMORANDA
Naomi lief ST Louis the 9th inst SteaMer Echo had
escnm up for this Prairie and Belle
to leave ncxtday
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
WHEAT CROP MICHIGAN

lhe Detroit Free Press estimates the Whea,
crop of Michigan the prc,ent year at G 700 00o
bushels; of which 1000 bushels, it saws. mas
90 considered surplus, for sale or expectation,
lhc average product per &C e is estimated at 20
bushels. The Editor of the Free Press, who has
recently travelled extensively, in the State, saws
1--WE could MT resist tho opinion, whi was exu
pressed by nearly every traveller we me, witt,
U. S. who have so many acres of land n,,,,.
improvement as the people of Michigan. Not onlv
farmers, but lawyers, merchants, and resident spc
culator', have raised their 40, 80, and in MANY
instance more than 100 acres Of wheat the prcssn,
year. Cotn cats, barley, buckwheat and potatoes.
have been raised in abundance
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

REfRiGERATOR-'rhs is new and useful ar,;.
ecIe OF furniture rapidly coming into use, in n r.
them as well us southern autudes 1t is DESTINED IN
Keep cool and sweet, sucH dishes in the culinary do
iafient as are necessary to be projected from the
heat IF the weather during the summer season.
The Refrigerator is now considered an indisneus,hJe
article in the economy ofcvery good housewife The
quantity Of food protects from the weather viii moro
t'Mn pay the cost of the article every year.
The subscriber is constantly receiving from tho ,,o,
facinrer, Refrigerators Indifferent prices.
The Subscriber isapp"inted gent for the manuf,c
turer, Mr. f;dlen. Specimens OF the Kefriprrntors
may be seen at my store So BienviIle st.
"ya If W r CARNEs.
iNSEED OIL T. Spirits of Turpenrire, a SAMMY
- of l.'nsced Oil in pipes and tarrels-lO Ba!r.s
Spirits Of Turpentine, for snle by
JARVIS II ANDREWS
July 9th Corner Of Common & Tclapi,ou!ns sts
SORN-l5no bushels landing from flat boa, and lar
- sale by m3 ATRlER 3i1iray,er ST
TUST received Ia'ge assortment of summer stocks
- OF various patterns; linen shirts of fine quality.
GOSSIP l. co,
m'3 Exchange Hotel St Charles st
'vnRENT-A comfortable awelling.houSe IN 1 ar0n- |
delet street. few doors from Canal 81 ,osses.;nn |
gwen Immediately. Applyo boyle & NAV
3Carundelet st
RuTrER-l5O kegs Goshen and Western, in store
=, "' safe oy DORSEY,
80 III New Icvee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
From the Iowa Patriot,

Queer Cran-We saw |, ing at orr lond;nc ri, r,os.
day morning, singular looking water craft, with Re.
lott W T." painted "n her side. On examination we
learned that IT contained Yankee family ornerv of
vermont, who have been living for the last two wears m
IN wisconsin, Possessing the locomotive propensitjes
and wlt'la' The ingenuity Of the Universal Yankee Ma
ton the father OF the family constructed this miniature
place on the nes Moines river. The family consrteI If
eight. the father and mother with one or two sons and
several spruce and tidy looking mailens They had
plenty OF I've stock on board, including good looking
OF milk and cream enough to make butter every other
day. The vessel had mast, on which was ricged
u square-s"Il, and at the head of which Noated The
American ensign wrought by the fair hands of some the
daughters The inside of the cabin or house was yrrv
tnse'uty arranged being divided into three apartments
u parlo'r bed rootn containing four bertls, ard d.
hihg room. we were informed that their trip thus far
grcss OF about ior' miles day. Success attend them,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

IE1As.-By the steam ship Columbia which left
Galveston the 18th, we have received our regular
he OF Texas papers, They contain very little news.
The officers of state removing to AUSTIN the new
scat OF government. Enlistnents were making anna
renty 70 serve against the Indians About 80 had us,
left for the frontier and it contemplated to keep
considerable force in the field in case of emergency
The Indians, however, quiet.-llous,on was
very healthy.
The elections had just closed; among those returned
to Congress is Gen. Sam Houston, late President
Provisions Of all kinds were very scarce. Flour was
selling at $75 per BARREL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

Ignorance and crime.--The coin cidence bc,wce,
crime and ignorance has been often rcmorLcd w.,
we nave never seen so papablc an evidence of
us 'ruth,as IN comparisoninstituted between some
OF OF. the 6 untries of England and Holiande In
"arwlcksh for instance there is one criminal to
every 3ol persons. In Westmorcland one to eve
~ 2'@ol' Ia the first namsd county, there is on.
" one school /" every 1,l56 nhabit nts. Turn
10 Holland and what contrast is nroscnted TL.,o
all educated, and according TO statistical tables
The a'iiIua! Lnnhcr OF criminal convictions is on.
out OF *v"ly 1866 inhabitants. Again, by tho
year 1885 1t appears that in EngIa d, out Of 80 1914
persons Committed Tor Violations Of law that wear.
there were OF both sexes, 1913 who could neither
read nor wI'l'' and 1885 who could read and
write but npercc,ly. Tho two classes together
make 2O,276 which out of ,,794. mako AZ mr.
cent OF the criminals who are uncducated WI,
WI deny the connection Of crime and ignorance -
Wilmington Chron.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
2)rocre0tmgs of CouurfI.
S E c O ID NICIPALIT
TUESDAY, l7th September, 1899


The Council unct pursuant to adjournment, pr
sent lien. Joshua baldwin, Recorder, Aldermen
CALDWELL Irere,, Gloyd, Peters, Rogers, SeweIl an,
Whitney.
The Journal of the preceding meeting having
been read aud approved
he two following weekly statements Of the
Treasurer were submitted.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY,
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER
BY balance last Report, o;Ga ~
'''o'"' eu s'"'e' l5,554 So
n.s,nxs,,, H., Dollars 1922 II
'''' "''A' 1926 68
Balance Dollars, a857 03
New Orleans Eth Sept. 1882. ''' ~
Mr.. Peters, Chairman of tho Commi,iee or
Finance, reported tho following resolutions. which
the rules being dispensed with, were taken I'M"
{ consideration aad adopted.
J. Resolved That until the oyster stands b,rc
totore permitted by law on the Lcvro in from, of
THIS municipality be leased. all resolutions and
Ordinances restricting the sale of oysters within
The .lplts OF this Municipality, from the 18th Sen
Iembcr te the 18th April ia each year, arc hcrebv
suspended: At eing hereby prohibited to sell ov:.
ers al sa'o sands Under penalty of one hundred
loilafs iecS sFable IN any court Competent uri.
1iclion' for the benefit Of this Municpulity.
:. RESOLVED, That in case the said oyster stands
70 not ieases previous to the first II October next
or a sum eqedi TO that produced last year. by tho
he ieaSe OF Sale slauds the Surveyor is hereby in
trnc'ed 10 cause to DO removed, without delay, al
he buildings and sheds on tic Levee in front Of
his Municipality, heretofore L ed for vend;nn
yscrs and fruit. s
3. Resolved, That in case SIT ov aers,,1
ut 'cased us Is herein provided previous Il, tho frs,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
DIED.,

y" board the brig Gauniclct her passage ON King
jamaica, to New Orleans via Turks Island in lat ., IN
"o."i long II 80 vest Ms RALPH PAGE aged 49, native
VI and for several yonrs member of the ST.
Theatre of this city.
e"1 .'a'oor"e' Ala. on the 7h inst Mrs. ELIZABETH
""e JAMES DiGs Esq., Of New Orleans, formerly Of
Camden. 5. c.
new Orleans papers will please copy
VI yellow fever. yesterday morning, CALLER E. DAVIS,
agod Is years. Of Boston, Mass
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

a., a., C.-A cc'tan article appeared in the Rec q,
.lle 9'l' INSTANT signed by Pariange, sta,nr I'M, -
eeft ,n ulsber Ind been partner Of Henry Valet,
;, 'e .'ly person INIT know of by that name in this
put never was his partner ard if am the person mean,
oy Mr; e. tarange, bound to cali him ar h"'
public. ~ ""' sousn' 70 arce,ve the
New Orleans, 18th Sent 1879 'oIe'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

Our excahge list is already $, large that, with ,hs
GREATEST WISH To "hl'ge, we are compelled 10 refuse me
ha'' Inc Applications made IN for excl,ng-. Pc.
Sues many {" those applications are from papers tl,at
Cost 'n' two, three aud five dollars. We shall ex, &C
hat tor the future, all papers with whom we exch ng
shall make up the difference.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

An abolition society was la,ely formed at Whippe
nary ~ j., and resolution almost unanimously adop
cd not to vote tor any for President or Vice Presi
dent, who is not in favor of the immediate abolition oC
slavery The saucy rascals-if they adhere to their
resolution they will lose their vntes thnt,s all
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

~ OTtCE-The members IF ,,,e vo,,r u,,,, H.,
-. ara ASSOCIATION will please attend special mee
,ng, at the,r hall NJ" Co. Magazine street, on this eve.
Tue is, Instant, at i'2 past o'clock, p
,o ;, "tenua''ce ~ Requested business oi impor
lance Will be brought before e society. '''f'''
e'' ID 5 RlCAHDO Sec'yv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

oHsTERs-A combination has been formed by those
who have been in the habit of leasing the stands on the
Levee tor the sale of Oysters. Their object has been
to monopose this business, get the stands a, very low
price, and sell their oysters at hs price. But
!" ms their ne'arious attempts they have been foed
Tor the Council OF the Second Municipality as will be
seen by the proceedings of that body our paper Of to-
day, have wisely moved that the stands shall not be
leased at less price than they last year, and that
unless they be leased peviuu, to the Is, October
tie stands shall be removed md the farming out of the
privilege of selling oysters the Levee abolished
This after ALL is perhaps the best plan, for oysters i'll
then he sold from the boats families and putc hou
SEES and retaed from shops paying cence to the Mu-
inequality whrh will increase the revenue
"'s shame that oysters, so plentiful in the city,
should even be sold higher than fifty cents Now ,bev
cannot be obtained under dollar or one dollar and
half, and we have seen them sold at ten ol,ar. a.,
hundred.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

Dsloyis dnngerous.-May is considered b, the
the Scotch say, nncannie.' A lady Yves cou tod
IN APRIL being solicited by her lover to name the
Gay IN the following month for the wedding, replied
mat May was "n unfortunate month and be ny
asked t" name it in Juno, asked if April would
not suit Just as well.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

a Wis AO PUBL;C--Dans PAbcillc du 9 Coils
rant un article paru signe G.. ParIange.
distant quun certain Cleber a, dams lie tennis formf
une socicte avec Monsieur Henry Valet CONNIE
Je me trouvc lie seu dc OF que ai etc ct suis
encore emp loyerp par Mr.. Valet, ct n'ayant iamais
e e0 son assocle' Je declare ouvortement que C.
f1a'ange est un menteur quill par Ia publication
dc son article cherche indure e public en- o,rour
Nel'csOrleans, CT Is seplembre.
10 september l.. CI,EREPT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

Those Ladies and Gentlemen engaged with james H.
tad"eil, New Orleans, are respectfully informed that
the THEATRE will open for the season il, all September
heSt-ferso"s III n'g"cnll"n will applet G. II. Bar
rrt Esq New York, or by letter to the PROPRIETOR New
Orlrnn-.
~ / he Louisville journal, Cincinnati Wing, New
YORK EVe''nS Star, and the spirit of lho Times will
please publish the above three times euch. BY order
oftle Proprietor. Geo HOlI. AND, Treasurer
ST Charles Ihentre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

FUNERAL FARCE Mr.. Times, recall those words
The procession you Witnessed, was the funrr,l Of
hickman; did You never one brfore7 was il not
appropriate! The hacks, but one empty; the
mourners, were those WHO drove the hicks
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

BOSTON PAPERS. For til" last two months the Bos.
ton papers have been received here with the greatest r.
regularity. Until Friday latest dates were only to
the 18th August. On Saturday receivedto the 23d.
This is 20 days from Boston,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

The yankees are in high gIee. They had been very
much down in the mouth for time past in fearful
anticipation of short crop of f,h. But laerlv the
mnckere' have made their appearance in great nbnns
dance. Two hundred barrels we've taken in one DIV
some"here's down east at place chilled Gloucester.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

fellow chilled Harvey Peas has lately been senten-
ced In one efthe courts Of Indiana pay fire of five
dollars, and four months Imprisonment for whipping his
WIFE, This is extolonate and oppressive parc
as the gallant Peas pretended have whipped his wife
by rule of scripture.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

mail arrived yesterday. and brought dates Of the
9th from New York. The papers contain great deal
OF reading matter, but scarcely item of interest; not
one Of the slightest i,nportanc+
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

The pi"us and sanctimnnous New England and New
York chaps are 5rco'nng q"e gallant; hardly paper
comes To hands Int find case or two recorded of
their forcing the ladies' to their lovcs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

TrRKs lsLAND.-By accoantss'y the Gannic lett, u .
learn that this island s comparatively quiet and mos
porous. The crops looked well and things were going
smoothly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

The last Of The FIdges's seat in his ressnaisn on
Saturday. We mean to s<y that the last of that Caste
gentry-he resides in Cump s1eet-sem us word IN SIN,
his parer but poor unfortunate Miss Bail-v-yor were
too late by da.-you mutt isay for six months .,o
subscription befne we'll let you Of Hard isn't il IN L
compelled tofeax paper whether you will e. ,o,,
bnt SO itis-sos' gaip destruction srGm il tho
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

nfand PpeS Holland gin: lihds port and madeira
vines landing from ship hcmulgee and for sale bv
sly sc BLANCHARD, 80 Gruvier st
i ,oR ES bags white corn: for sale by
" sly &c BLANCHARD, 30 Gravier 3,
~ ANTED-t, Coloured Man, whip can writ. de-
cent, attentive, to serve in the Exchange Read
ivy "oon,, aPl,ly to the EDITOR.
~ ANJED-A sober intelligent and s1eudy pcrson
to act as Porter. The situation is an ellig iblc
one, and none but an honest and well known prrson
obtain il lad ofabout l6 would be preferred
" Apply at this Office
TAGGING AND BALE ROPE-350 NJ Ken,,cEv
l., Cotton Bagging, $50 coils do Bale Rope, for sale
ny So u BLANCHARD 33 graver stree
Et'L'Tn-loooo bbs Snferfne in store, for sale bv
>" DORSEY, "a new levee.
oOk-uoohbs New Wheat Flour in store, for sale
oS so q DORSEi, A new levee.
FTA DE LA LOUISIANE-Courd de Dis.
- trict du premier District Judiciaire-S. II.
Page contre SEES crtanciers-La cession dos pro
prletes dc ). H. Page ayant ere accep,c par la
Cour pour 'avantage de srs creanciers IL est de-
cree qnnn, as>cmhlee des di crtanciers al, lieu
III ir"ff' dc ). b. Marks, noaire public, jeudl. II
d'o"tob proci'an. ~ heurcs du matin, afin dc
de'btrcr sur les atalres du dit Page, ct en- ate,.
dant' quite procedure conrc ga persoune ct SEES pro
pEetes sont auspcndncs, j. P. Caswcll est nommi
pour reprcsenter les creanciers abscns
Temoin Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan, Jucc de Ia
ditto Cour, &C ID septembre 1899.
II sep P. LEBLANC, Grettier,
STATE OF LnUiSlANA-First judicial Ds,ric,
- COn'-> II Page, W.. his crelitors-T The crssion
Of u Pages property, having been ncrcptrJ hy the
Court for the benefit of his creditors; It is ordered thar
meeting Of his sai" cmd"rs, do take pIn,c at the
Office Of d Marks Esq. Notary Public, on ThmS ,Ia,
the eth Of October next at 10 O'Clock a. W. for the
purpose OF ,rlihcrating the affairs of said Page and
in the mean time all Judicial proceedings agni,s, his
person and property, are stayed ID ] Pu>wrll Esq
is appointed to represent the absent creditors in this
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

H1ppy rcrerse Of yfortune.-A Fruch soldier, nor
many "eeks'SI, W. called up by his sergeant to re-
celve letter that ii n~t arrived. Tie |. tier not heinz
ranked aud the postage OF cuns,dGrnb amount the
soldier r"is Il to receive it, aeg that he could moi,
aorh the money His Officers sloi, ntterwu dis heard
OF the fact, aud sent to redeem the letter At their
cost when ON being opened, it was found to contain
some family documents, accompanied BY the ann,unce
ment tnat the soldier whom i was addressed had just