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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22
A REPUBLICAN, INDEED.

E1,ovd b. Dudiey took the oath Of Office in
presence Of the Legislature, on Saturday last. up-
90 re-enterng The Office Of Governor of the State
Of North Carolina to which he has been lately re-
elected by the People on which occasion he de-
vered q brief address. We invite the attention
Of our readers to the manly sentiments expressed
in the following paragraphs, which formed part
Of thar address
But, gentlemen, am far from looking TO my
election a mere personal triumph. II stands on
much higher ground for it is in my estimation.
the triumph Of law and order over doctrine Of the
most peruicious and disorganizlng tendency. A
spirit Of bold disorder, Of dariug md centioue r.
OF, ii sbroad 40 country, and threatens The tia
bdHy Of our Institutions lIs waichw ords ore The
People against the Donks-The People arain.t lAe
ArlsiocTacy '-the Poor against the Rich SC.
This wretched largon s Of European Origin. and
las been introduced by foreigners into our happier
country. Here The base and the dcsigu,Dp inv.
/ appropriated them to the accomplishment, OF then
unhalowed purpuses aud effort has been made
! TO Introduce into our State these loalhsome here.
s.es.
"Bat, thanks to Tie public souudness and iprel,,.
gcnce never was mlschieeous folly more siooell,
rebubed. oar people are not sc, sroepod SO deco
ly ln moral or political prolsscy rs to cnsc, lso.
and grant privileges bot to abfoeaie them. The,
are yet Co learn iha, It right or just to coucedc
At ore momer', charters, Investing rights and pron
cr'y, and a. The ueX; 70 render them vs,gcio.s J.,
dcuuclcuon, or TO destroy them by violence.
'As 10 our srlsiocracy, gentlemen, need M,
TEL you That our institutions neither Icgal.ze MOI
recognize is e2is'ence that u lives bgtp N,
deceased fame Of the worthless aud en,ip.s level
Ter "ha, cesra'nng To elevate h.asc!C .c.k. :,
pull eo"n olIers 10 als own poor STANDARD. ".
have no afstocracy o.; thst which sulcf,sr ir5r.
.fy, intelligence. uud moral worth c,pfer.. and q,
lAai Mat Go'efnueui would not be Justly p,epd A
Bot, gentlemen, there i- danger m lL,. vspto,
madness und % ID our daty. q. psirons a.. ,,,,t
i0i Representatives. nf ja- people. io war, ,,t,
a-1'nHirh ihei1 ~ the brnpllrg mseh.,r Err.
end 'iee should ua, 10 made tIe s,sooyu... -,
taib lEc virtue. The mora. srn.e Of Che comm,
ai'l ''rnot be irled ",il eitL impuory, n M,
p become oiutiei aud corrupted. Gr constant s,,,
ID uon 1871 effect 'he f-qrdesi s.b.iance..
len, lei rs teach The mere psrii.,u md a.
nnF"nc'ped de'nsg"gus that the end csppo, i.,,,,
= %" wesns that, by destroy iag the .psn,,k. 3.
l"e'" "gA' sad wrong he lie Gaping the ,e,y Ion,
dsuons Il COR GoyeIru.e4i aud ca. rc,,,,o 80.
= ieUsnce from us. whp hose ssorn. ib,. a., g..
- folly Go e1ecate tic isu. Tee man 40 coals a
re-, Fs--e oti.m ed F.s..: !.Lee. b. vL,,.g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22
TIE MEMORY or THE BRAVE.

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22
Canadian .fDairs.
CANADA.

The time ls approaching when tho C,n,l,. ,
be separated from The mother county Cu,.tu.
separation take place Peaccsbly neither nan,
would be the sufferer. Canada WOULD be- go,c.,..
boy her oUn laws. enacted by her own Lcci.ls,.l.,
eud adapted to her own wants aud e,iua,Ion. ...
from any commercial reflections aud woeid ,.,.
her place eide by side with tbs country 10 the f,..
of civilization; while England would be Released
from bufIhen which has cost tcr immense Sun,
and brouga, her no remuneration aud 10 ,s,
years Canada would DO better market for Et,
lsh manufactures than under the colonial ,yt,fs
'hc would in fifty. Both parties would gan b,
the change. Bot this can never be the ses,,,
ton when It Gomez, and II surely viii come. INN,
take place IN blood and suffering: the colon.
Wlll bc torn from the mother country With,
lencc which shall tear the very ,lals of enc ,ra
greatly Impnit the strength Of Ibe other - Bnra..
ton Free Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

Monument 10 Cor. Ciiaion.-- Gov Seward 10
the ooaclusion ct hs inaugural m"tssgc, recon.
mend. TO the Legislature Of New Yurk. the croc
ton # o monument to the memory of De W.T.
Chu'on. IN Albany in the following very peru.
ucnt and feeling remarks
1T is now eleven years since thus state Wes
suddenly called tn NOUN the death Of citizen,
who Illustrated her history by life Of eminent
public Usefulness. Ills deslh happened ~ the
maturity Of his manhood. aud while We; the VIE
dom of h's policy, and the purity Of bis motives
were loudly questioned. Experience has more
rapidly than the almost inspired enthusiasm Of
his genius anticipated, sanctioned the one aud
posiCriy has made extraordinary haste to vndi-
cato the other. His remains still rest ia that
vaul of private friend, whose hospitality re-
ccivcd them as sacred trust, until auspiciuus
period Tor more fitting public obseques should ar
rive. He Is Understood 10 have left tu bis children
no inheritance bot what they enjoy IN common with
all Their fellow ci,iz"us--hIs fnne and abouudrg
public prosperity. The custom of bunotug the
dead commonds Itself to the naturel sentiments Of
mainland. l. cannot be too often remembered or
practically illustrated, that worthy Us military re-
no~n is If posthumous honors, civic virtues less
frequently attain their just reward that states
men pass an ordeal more trying than the field Of
battle, and that The history of this state records
the fame of many valiant generals while it hu.
witnessed only one persoufca'Ion Of the geLius
aud virtues Of De VIII Clinton"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22
MONDAY. Jan. Ia.


Ia the Senate, Mr. Brown Of North Csroljo,
presented series Of joint resolutions of the leg
lsainre OF North Carolina censurlng the expung.
ing act, Tue Sub treasury scheme, and the Gradg.
alton Land bIl.now before the Senate and request.
ing the Senators from That Stale to use Their a.
infS to restore the records OF the Senate. and 10
deiest The eUb-treasury and Calculations schemes.
mr. brown IN long speech declared that the re-
SOLUTIONS were not binding on the Senators. mas
much as they were not Of mandatory character
but simply requested them 10 pursue a certain
course without commanding them to 30 it, Hs
therefore should retain his seat 10 the Senate
whereas, u the resolutions Lad been an imperative
instruction, lie should have resi- ned II. Mr. Strange
also addresses tie Senate taking similar yieas u
lhe mhiier-he said that nothing lees than POSITIVE
INSTRUCTIONS should drive him from his seat ~ ihr
present important political cris's Mr. Clay oi
kentucky, spoke Of the North Caro.i,a fesoiu-
"ons' o. open, pioln explicit and palrie,sc. 10
regretted that the gentlemen could not tad !. 10
the'' hearts 10 obey the instructions Of sucb 10
Hoh"iAble body. The resolutions we're laid on tLe
/ 'ahie aud ordered 10 be printed.
The Graduation Bill was next taken up, tie
question being % Sir R,se's motion for pte6ats
/ postponeuea,.
/ Dir Webster Who for the fret time appeared 10
1i' -eai, made some remarks IN explanation Of be
Ne"'' nnd 10 favor Of poslpouemsnt. lie DID mol!
think there wss time to take up and cona4ef The
whole subject Of the puDl lands at til. session
The question being taken on the motion 70 poet
pone The BAL indefinitely, II vas lOs--lhe vote De-
ing ayes 23--noes 81.
MI Morris thea brought forward ID, ?ro.e-'-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

Sir John Colborne has made n demand upon
Gov. Jen-on for the surrender of the persons con.
cetned IN ihe late burnngs a, CaldwolPs manot.-
Inc bearer paesed through town on Tuesday, bu,
has not returned. The result, Of course, has no,
trans PRED Bur. Free Hcss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

Execution Of Goldman, the .Nurd,rer. This un
fortunate wretch, who vas convicted of one of
the most horrld crimes that disgraced the an
bals Of civilization [cui,ing his wife's thront in
open day IN the street about three o'clock yester-
day, paid the forei, of his life TO the violated laws
ot his country. For many DAYS past, even up 10
his last moments, Coleman has maIntaineda snl!en
silence, which has in fact been the chief feature
Of his conduct during the whole period Of his con-
fDomfut, since his sentence. AT half past two
o'clock yesterday all the prcminaries for the
dread solcmnles had been gone through WITH md
the rites of religion performed by the Rev. Mr.
Tappan, the Clergyman III attendance, when Cole
man requested further stop Of IS minutes in the
hope Of the arrival Of reprcve by mail from the
governor, which has all along been inducc, 10 be-
lirve would be the case, by his abolition friends
who have visited him.
THIS last request was grotifed. The mail ar
rived bu; no repreye All hope was now lost
and bot one course remained to be pursued The
white robes Of death were now adjusted, the arms
closely p]nloned, aud the prisoner led forth to the
fatal tree. Here, no unnecessary delay took
place ; the rope was adjusted, the cord was sever
ed, aud the victim of the law was suspended bn-
twlXt heaven and earth-a fearful warning TO all
Offenders.
The body after hanging some thirty minutes
was conveyed into The interior Of the prison. md
delivered over TO the surgeons aud in the presence
Of large concourse Of medical students aud other
spectators, series of interesting golvanc expert
meu!s were made upon tn Y Sprdgy Mans
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

-is,i7yoisI T,o.lt.-For zone ueels ,,.,
'''.f'' ''-'e''ea' Zee rfe's'ied snors .ls ct,i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22
From the Frontier.

Uppe' Canada The Court Martial az Kingshp b,,
just adjourned unu The 90 OF February on account n
the condition Of the wounded prisoners, nine Of whom
were IN the hospital, unfit TO be removed The ,u,
prisoners who were to have been executed on the Al
hnve been fcspitod - Chronicle
The Chronicle gives the following account of ii,
prisoners taken into Kingston mud Fort Henry --
The number OF prisoners tried 10y the court h, l40
Remaining untred IN Fort Henry,
3" in Hospital,
Died in Hospital, 0
Queen evidence.
49, i'uhi humhct t9krn, 100
Ten have been already executed.
tCOrTespondenee If tie Commercial .7d.nasttl
Waiertown, oh I,n
Genilemen-Van Slyck and O'NciI two of the Pre-,
colt men, have had their trials md have Jus, arrived
from Kingston under discharge from Gov Athpt 49,
Hunter e. Vaughan, son ofCapi Vaughan, u. Is \ I.
also released, and is probably with his dis,t,,.,d
parents.
Lo'ou Canadd.--Of the Nopictvillo prisoners nine
have besn found guilty and sentenced death at Mon.
real vi these two are tecumme nded to merciiul con.
slderation, for miiigatcd punishment
Louis Lemellin and Jean G. Dozois Senior were 40
quilted
The finding Of The court has been approved and pub.
shcd IN general orders.
Seventeen more prisoners brought in from Ma
pierville on the 9Th
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

.9a0thr Fire at Burlington. fire broke out
between two aud three o'clock yesterday morning,
in he Brewery in this village, owned aud occupied
By Z. n. Fiack, Eeq. which IN short time was
entirely consumed together with large building
adjoining, belonging to the same establishment -
The engines we're promptly on the ground, and
rendered essential service 10 preserving several
buildings adjacent. There is no doubt that this
fire was the work of an ncendiary, We under
stand one attempt previous to this has been made
TO fire the same premises within the last fortnight
This is the fourth successful act Of ncendiarsn
which has occurred in this village within a wear.
and which has resulted in the destruction of LARGE
amount Of property. Can means be Devised
to ferret out the scoUndrels 7
We learn that there an insurance Of Sd 500
on The buildings and stock So 900 10 the Mutual.
end 81 500 N the A1lna company. -Bpr. Sent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

Estimate u iie Property in The Empire State. -
The total value OF real estate IN the State Of n
York, rs reformed TO tie Office Of the Comptroller,
Is SOU SOD COG. Personal estate, $ l24 CSC 77s
Total, SUI 5i4 154. The aggregate annual TAX
for town and county expenses, including SI244
972 for the city Of New York is s., SEQ, Az :;
being al the average rate Of mills and 6 lenths
On 4 dollur.-Joar. cf Cam.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

- "e D'Ii 70 fepea the Laws The I,,s. ~
s,ls has passed both branches Of line ~
,arA IN ne Senate ty ys:e ofs. e a' sae IA Dc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

SuproHc Court The Supreme Court Of the
United States commenced It's annual session at
Washington or The l4h met. Present the Hon.
Roger d, Tanoy, Chief Justice, and Joseph STORY
Smhh Thompson. John Mclean, Henry Baldwin.
James NJ Wayne. Philip p. Barbour John Catron
Associate Judges.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

The New York Gazette says thu; the word pat
r'o'''" On The northern frontier contests principal
ly 90 coaSing nlss INTO Canada, while the eosxers
run away iea'ing ihe coa&"es TO be hanged. II
they would only coax The night ones 10 The rsl-
lows, the world would be The gamer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

tom Horr's6urg The Pennsylvania Isg.slstu,. Il.
eT1" lH season he inauguration Of Gov Fof,s, 80
pace yr'lefosy the 1874. Gov Riioer has purebs,eS
~ a'' ~ NlhDsHsnd CO, 10 which he ~ retire
oa}' - sad, enriched By the sweat Of he Lt,x
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

Cf~The New York Mirror has psssed from the
hands oil us ipfmer editor and proprietor, Geo. p.
Morris snd II nnw under the exclusive control .,
Expos Sargent. Esq.. formerly Of this city. X
+. "iIIi- has siso w.thdraau from the same v,,t,
he Intention. probably, Of de,ouug h. wboIe
n"e 10 his ne" weekly paper tie fret humble, o,
winch is TO he published clrus The month o,
February B0sioH Times.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

ANIMALS FOR iS4N
uS' received per ship ECHO, the follow ing s,lenc
y did lo.Ion EilinnS
The Anarnnih, miscellany oforisual prose and verse
edited by +. X, Harvey.
Gems Ut 'eautv displayed in ii series Of twelve highly
finished "ngra> ings Of various subjects by the GUN
toss Of b. s-n, ton.
Fishers 'raw Room Scrap Book 1910, with ,,oe.icul
iilu>trati"n by L. T.. l.. and Mary tiowilt.
tieah~ Book of I'enntr, 1910, with beautiful enrmy
ings, dItrd hy the Countess ur Bessinslnn
The Keepsake for 1910, edited by Lady L. Huur,
War'hly.
krath's Picturesque Annual tor 1910; Windsor Custe
aud ii tnvirOIS, bv l.. Kitchia.
he Poets OF America, by John Reese splendid morocco
bound.
Christian Keepsake for 1910, by Rev. John A. Clark.
morocco bound.
Besm's Offering for 1910, by Miss Wa ermuu, en-
bussed.
The Gem ior 1910, a Christmas AMI New Years Pre-.
sent. cHb s-ed and NOR ,ccD.
The Pearl or Affections q fl for 1910,
The ''hili'> Gem for 1910.
The POlst lar 1910.
4 iii for l&lD.
The Bell of the Season, poem, by the Countess of
Bic singlon.
Shakespeare Gallery containing the principal female
ciiar'ct!rS, in the plays If the g ra, poem
Forget We Nn', Christmas and New Years Presen,
nv Fred Shnher.
Friendships Oile,ing and Wilp.'s Wreath, n Christ
mas and New Years Peseut, edited by Frederick
Sh'herl,
The Token aud Atlantic Souvenir, Christmas and New
Years Present, edited hy S. &. Goodrich
JOHNS n Co.
~ N. Orleans Staouers Hall,
" corner ST. Charles and Common .,
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fXcHANG HurEL
) tsH Il Allan would respectfu
, tention OF ciilzens and slrangers I
's-1r'inen; Of Gentlemen inca shir,.
stto hn.n runts. fashionable linen 2irt
isrs: silk, cotton and nerinn under sljr
eanihric mud silk handkerchiefs: blac.
Sa's n great variety: stocks OF every a.
slnstic and cotton s,ispenders: silk, co
gloves: gents hoskin gloves: umbrellas
mounted.
Alsn,-Splenaid assortment of Iadles
ling desks, dressing cases, port olios,
terry. and r'eh fancy goods,
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NJ MISSION HOUSE no

HAVANA.
TllE undersigned, present prophet,
4 known establishment, called The \
situated IN tbrapa street. No. lI9. hay
announce TO the public, thai their create
tcnIlon will be dedicated to render CONT
who mny invur llrm with their patron
vnntAseS possessed by the house for ,r
locality, convenience, &c. are so well /
unnecessary 10 enumerate them.
sept lily CUNY.
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MANSION HOUSE HOT

ELS soussgnes, nouveaux propr;c Tres tp lra..
=. tab Isseucnt situe duns la rue d. IA Cbragiy.
M Nc az connu sous 10 nom de MANSION
HOUSE, ont Phonneur dnforiner le 4aal.c, rp.ils
fcront tous leurs efforts pour Sc IshL.,, arrstis
aux Personncs qni voudrenl bien les t;tvGr,s,r 4,
leur continncs. Les commodities qu'c iire ,,stS mn.
son aux voyageurs sont ASSET com oes pouF n,
point Juser necessairc den taire lei i, detail
81 sep--ly CUNY & FInGF1,.
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ATEDlClNES, &c.-Lauding from ships s.. Louis,
IL Cherokee. Lousville Josephine and Ohio
Puv. rhnbarb in eases
Sicily birthstone do
lniig" in cerouns
kladder i" casks, barrels end kegs
Salt petre in kegs
Flour Sulphur in barre!s
Ground ginger in do
Race giuger in hags
90 hbls castor oil
Sal soda in casks
Salarotus in do
Sedltz and soda powders
Castor Ill bottles
Patent medicine vials, assorted walls
Paint and varnsh hrushe.
With general assor nent ofm.dicincs for plantations
and dealers. For sale by
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
n29 corner Com, u Thea nitouIas ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25
MANSION HOUSE HOT


i Us inirascrtos nurvos prophet I'll .,,r
- conocido establccimicnto nom .rtN
SION HOUSE, stuado en- la Gale ...,f1
Mum. ll9; tienen ell honor de anunc .. h,.-r
que sus nayores etuerzos atencopr. ... ID ,,rr.f-
cadas a complacer las personals q, isy.,,y.
can con su patrocnio. Las ventaias rsa.ue ,,,
cha casa para 10. viagrrUs, tanio poi = lurat..,t
cnmodldad, etc. etc tan concclda ,,4 ,s mn,
til cnunnsrarlas
II set-ly CUNY g. FULTON
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Il f & u I.Ak PRJC
81. LOUIS STREET RESTAURi
,lNIlL, \, OIL AZ,


Il VIE Subs rber has the honor tot
u. md the public in general, that he
lG'h instant, Il Restaural, where person
at cnrdIns to the bill of fare, ~ reguln
f'lty cents 70, Breakfast, and Seven
Dinner. Tie breakfast will consist
"rtI"n'"ne cup Of c"flte With mix, half
and bread al discretion. The Dime.
, ,n'ee dishes at option, Il soup: halfa b,
bread at discretion.
A great number OF persons have been
long time of The Inconvenience tnil n
where They are obliged to be at resul
subscriber has the hope of having obvi
ventllre in establishing his Restatlra,
ana where persons wilt be attended to
Tue day, al cheaper rate than at The IN
1 he subscriber has also elegant sal
P"f,'rs' and will execute city demands.
ol0-ow MICH l.
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NEW GOODS,

NT.W tIOUIJS.
E9USll Il N.LEN are now opening a compIete ms.
- so,tnent O. linen shirts; do caml,ric with linen
fronts; lIIrn coll 'rs; silk, and mnrino under
shirts and drawers cambric anil silk hanlkcrchi is
black and fancy cravat in great variety; nar scarf
stocks OF every descriptions sun site and cotton -s
render~; silk. cotton and thread Gloves; genleuleu's
hnr ~eskin gnveS.
Also-a slendi assortment fladiss : and gci,meu's
writing lie k, dressing Cases, musical boxes. work
hnztS, Port Fn ms, PrrImery and cutlery at the Il A
ZAAR, corner Of ST. Charles aud o urnou sts -
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hE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF TIE TWO MI
LION LOTTERY.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1870.

~ Each days drawing under the supervision of two Jdr
o' Courts in New Orleuns and the wheels opened and
sealed by them
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w F C DUPLESSIS,
d23 IT Register dcs Tes,aments

&TATE Lnnisi,ua--F aria, Court, Of the Parish
- and CITY II New orleans Present, tn. HnneraIl-
Charles Maurian, Judge. No. Il, .60-H.rv Cnzrnux
his creditors The cession of pros v the nett
sioner ia hr,ebr accepted the for the benp Of
his creditors; and ordered ti e.sne If "a credi
tary psbI'c, Friday the a4s, .lav OF Jannary next
there and then to deliberate the affairs of the pe
en- and in tie meantime all proceedings against his
aha, l.. Seganx, Esq. be appointed to represen. the
absent creditors. By order ofthc court.
ARMANB Pilot, Clerk.
d2l-3IeNf
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
,l'llE SUBSCRIB RS, hav,uy uow o,,.u.d
their stock Vi Guds. CONSISTING of r,hlc
Cutlery; tine ivory handled krIvus and F,rkx Ivo
~ table and desert Knives aud Forks IN .c,>.
Ivory and buck handle Beef and game curv.rs.
oyster ard cooks knives; German, Euvlsh and
domestic nlanuiact red meat saws and cioov.rs.
| axes, ha chefs, 'uck saws, &c patent pocket and
piAIn cork screws; Germ, II SILVER tea and ,uhI.
spoons, forks, butler and fish knives; English j.,
pai!ed Tea trays, walters, md sirp,e bread
and knife trays; cus'on and plain top plate warm,
ers lea chddics, with and without tea tea G. mis-.
terS; cha"hcr candle>tIcks; Lamps; nurse la ms:
ioolba'hs, wash kettles and c,ailibrr palls &c. man,
is'rd and block TIN ware; common tin ware: lr, and
coffee urhs, with and without lamps and heaters:
c"H'e b'gg'ngs a"d filters; lea and coffee pots, ma,
tent imperial dish covers, in SETS dish and nj tie
heaters; 'g boilers; egg slice, viii IS, ladies' &c.;
sauce and stew pans; pepper and dredging boxes:
bake, pudding, patty and milk pans; retlcctlng ba-
kctS; TIN roastcrs, NC &c
gen raj assortment Of pot metal and iron ware:
sk'lle's bake pans, srid rs, clay and iron furnaces
stove As aces, with pipe suitable Tor small rn,.,s
shov"A longs. andirons, tenders, bracNcts, &c.
Wood and willow warc chairs cordaue bruoms
mats, &C., comprising Il general assortment nj
house and kitchen furniture, which we uuw ofT.r
on rraSnnab e terms, aud hope, by our long ac-
q,aintance with the business, and unrcmiiiinc All
lento", to merit il share ofpuhlc patronage
dig CAMPBELL & BEERE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25
TO HOUSEkEEPERS, HOTEL
Pn J'VC cnv,rv,r,,

F\'ff. subscribers are Now receiving
manufactures, large supplies Of {;
E"rth"nwn'e, ! onking ',lasScs, Plated u
Lamps, Chandeliers, Juranrry, Hitch
house furnishing goods generally, " hi,
unus' ally low prices, NJ No. II Camp 81
Common street. ,iID-Jw n RtG