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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

BY BACH & CALHOUN.
~ ILL he sold on Wednesday, 3D. Julv, 1879, II
w o'c,ock, at the City Exchange IN st Louis =

~ ILL he sold on Wednesday,, 3D. July, l33a nj -
w o'cock, AT the City Exchange st Louis street.
Two Sq"u,cs Of Ground
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brngicr, sur
vcyor general, as spares f and {. Square T. contains
2b lots, numbered from to !G, which measure Us fol
lows:
Nos |, "a, ), G7,&, 9, 1910 lots measuring each
~ re front ON NHchrH street, by lUj feet in depth lot
No forming the corner of MnCaiy ind Adm streets
and lot No 10 forming the Of Macury aud Bur
Diet streets.
Nos II, II, l}-} lots, measuring each 800 feet font
on Eurdct street hv $50 feet in deph
Nos H. ,, l6 H. H. 49, 20 81 - :!3-l0 lots, meas
nrng each 80 feet front Commercial street. hv 100
feet in depth No II forming the of Commercial
and Burdet Streets and No 90 forming the curuer OF
Commercial and Adams streets.
Nos n, 5,!i-3 lots, measuring each 80 ic1 front
Adams street by 80 in depth
Square contains &c lots, numbered from | tu &c
which measure follows =
30 feet front Commercial street, nv 1913 feet in rpl;
lnr y" i"rmIn, the corner If Cn'nercnl aud ln,rt
streets, aud No 10 forming The Of Cunrlria Il
Washington strrcIs
Nos II, II, 1873 lots, measuring enrh 80 fee, front on
Washington >iurct, bv lj| feet in Depth
Nos II, t. Is, ~ 49, 10, 20, Il, -, 2.5I0 LOT. ,mens
uting eurl 81 feet Pearl sliert hy no feet in
depth IL" No ii forming The corner OF Pearl and WASH
ngton streets, and No =. joining the of Pearl
and iu,er Streets
Nos ~, %, 2i-} lots, measuring carh 81 feet front
on Enr'let street, by 30 fee, in ,Lp,lr; all American,
measure.
june 3t Ijl1j&:jy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

The rount'y's cause. Messrs. McFurlane and IJise
have proposed 10 publish paper in this city to lie
styled the "Natve American" to be devoted to the
counlr,s cause Of the repeal OF the naturalization laws
II escews politics and seeks unite native Americans
OF all parties upon one common ground. This is right
AS the founder of the first Native American Association
in the country, is little graft, ing to see The crea
principle OF combining citizenship 10 the 'anor born
inhabilant spreading so rapidly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
New Orleans, June 29th.

The l.ouisnnan continues to assa with its woncd
bitterness our distinguished aud public spirited citizen
Sd Peters, Esq and not satisfied TO bis pubs
nc conduct as IL member OF the Board OF Aldermen,
ur the purpose OF exciting hostility, he rutrenchas
himself behind tu:Snc ops entirely OF private nature
and with which the mass Of the community have 10
concern.
Every impartial and respectable man in our city well
knows that Ar Peters has enoyed an ensable churac-
ter US inoncef,, and thai he has given to the Bank
| over "hch he rre>idrS, al"puiaon for usefulness,
"hHh no other OF onr institutions possess. We NIL
snow that the lair and honest fame earned by any one
devoted to his country his own Immediate business
Is always target tor tile envous shafts Of those who
cannot acquire the elevation. Suffice il now even
10 say III relation To this part the that tin. Board
OF Directors OF the Bank who arc better informed ,hun
'he eh"rS have thought proper to make the Loan with
"heii ms E"ilS" Is 50 iteqn n lpruidcd and tia,
IN enlightened nu,, 81 ilt, IT, ur u, j., f., un mi,
from r"n' '''"n OF is h'sI' mercantile character but
'hn th' standing AZ that board ahuml1nrlv Justify It,
No" IN relation I" the Second MuuirmII,v-ipY
docs tins ease slnnd-i appears that The Legislature Mt
It's hail session granted To the Municipalities the Bonds
o! the Sit, III "Ncinmg" iur bonds TO g issued by the
'l'H; aud I" il! !nd Municipality was allotted the
h'""h "i Son0, " nth the spirit n enterprise which
mas so remarkably characterized this portion of lie
NY, III order 10 further the public Improvements
winch are lculOuv watched lty an enIie hirucd cn,n
'n"n'y, 1t was deemed eNI'licn, Immediately to sell
these bonds IN I."mdo", under such resolutions and
tssna''"n, as mad been adopted and were considered
i'"re'. htc"f"s'v US matter OF course the Bonds
were III due form demanded IF the Mayor and lI,
necessary 'nen'nrS adopted, I, forward and dispose Of
lhfni' me n'n, nes were taken Of course privately
'or would hay" been the hrish Of uh ,ri,v to have
u"" ot'ierw~c, with an important nnnrd urco,ation
Ana Just as every hing is arranged it ,"cns that tic
mayor ct the City III the exercise Of his rlrnarv an
t'":,t assumes the Prrroene Withholding The HoulS
"hi'i nc S'nnid lie inrErd of, and suite almut The
'erM>' 70 be communicated to the Agent in London
No" !" any thing ran be supremacy ritculn,s it
Sr'y t. 'hS nr":a" assumption Of powers by his hon
"'' "i 'Gr; To the Terms Of sale of these bonds and
Il" put the inttcr III its fair and strong light suppose
"hy i"r moment and is on, to show the ShaIlnu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
ARRIVALS.


Steamer C"sican, Iockwo God. firm St Louis
Steamer Miller, Funston. I'm Louisville
Steamer Edward Shipper, Birch, from Louisville
July t. 1899
Tow boat Phcnix Annabie from W pass having owcd 4
The passes Two ships. brig okomokc and Tom Paine an
schr Courtney returned tothe city it'll brig Architect sch
Comet aud cutter Woodbury.. Left the bar o
the 3otl nlt.: ut ST NJ. Nothing new.
Bedford
schr Comet, Stark. from Mobile. to master.
steam packet Columbia, Wine "a hours from Galveston
Steamer Pekin, spcake. FIN Bayou Terra Bonuc
EXPORTS.
NEW YoRK-Per ship vcksurc Cargo 5Os7 pigs lead IS
bales Cotton, 725 bis pork. III bales hemp. 3
his gil bales tobacco Is buffalo robes and
dry lots merchze
GALVESTON Per brig Couner. Cargo snndry lots fnrn
sure rope. lime, salt slab bacon, coffee, toba'
PHILADELPHIA Per brig Virginia. Cargo l5a lids .ug,
ST Per brig Sam Houston Cargo 400 bis -four so
bread % do pork, Is do ~hiskry, Is hf bis be-
% keys lard, 50 do butter, tics hams, 10 bali
tobacco. 80 sacks corn
MATAMORAs.. Per srhr Waterman. Cargo sundry lots
le,,e gasscs, vcrm,ccli, tobacco, tea cofc
~ brandy. prints hardware f ware. &c.
TAMPlCO. Per schr & II Wetter Cargo sundry lots coppc
nails. glassware, ware, turpentine, brand
assorted mcrchze
BALTIMORE Per brig Architect. Cargo, assorted merca
MOBILE; Per schr Comet. Cargo 1900 sacks salt
GA' WESTON. Per steam packet CoIu a,bin. In ballast
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Terre Rome. Per Pekin. Cargo ln4 lids suga
Bennett. Fcrridays 81 do II Galway 90 d. Is bis
! lasscs Lambeth 4 Thompson
CONS1GNEES
/ Per schr Comet-A Peck.
MEMORANDA
Steam packet New York. Wright arrived at Charleston
| Key West in days and 9 hours.
The Texan schr of War Viper arrived Galveston pr
vious to the departure Of the Columbia days from Bali
more She is commanded by Capt Lothorp, Of the Text;
steam ship Zava,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

Libcls.-What do the wicked ones Of this city meal
by threatening us with libel suits whenever we notice
their moral alterations We are no more afraid Of a
lie bell than of c0mbeH lfsome of these small
CRITTERS don't keep away, we'll put two in Il
peanut anil roast 'en,.
Phil. Spirit cfkhe Times.
Can't YOU manage to come to New Orleans, Mr..
Sole 7. Mems moral alterations here are very much
after the Genet order.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

The drinking shops in Philadelphia are as I5i to 500,
This heats us immoral people of n Orleans.
ID. Warner, surgeon OF Richmond is doing himself
immortal honor, and his patients great service bv his
operations in C0ngrnita detoniv of the foot. The
ghtenng o club foot be hence forth no won
dertul feat.
A lump Of gold II carats fine, about n, bs-not ms
piece OF chak,-but as hens egg has been found in
the Nlerrimnck river, Missouri Tom Benton's reign of
mint drops bids fair now to he rrnlizcd
They arc going to send ont whale >hip from Ralli-
more, armed with guns shoot the lnvintllai,s of The
deep. The 'alorcans the boys for success in new
things.
One of the companies Of Dragons at the Trenton En-
| campmrnt is mounted black Iorses-as n sign OF
mourning for the late di>graccfll treaty. We presume
Poor Along Moy-thc lady with the little fret-has
been deserted by her Snowman, and is now living in
Monmouth county, New jersey in Il destitute condi.
ton.
Every body in the East, butchers and ALL intend ccle
bratng the 4th of July by poccssio,s preceded ly
drovns Of CATTLE and dine afterwards on roust bee
| 0lone.
4 man by the name of Barry attempted lately 20 carry
off one his children, which he had agreed should re-
nam with It's MOTHER from whom, he had heeu scpara.
ted The affair is in court, and the parties all il
| hisl life.
They talk of extending the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal forthwith to Baltimore.
4 foot race against time lately came oftncnr rhilu,lc
phia. The runner ace emphasized twenty miles il, w,
hours q minutes and 20 seconds. The bet was that h,
/ could do not the feat in ?! hours.
The quicksilver mines near Pottsville Pa have turn
ed the owners heads. They dream siraish,wuy ofpul
aces rous, parties, &c. Well may they
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

Geology.-ProtrSsor Ven Lombard of the University
of Goenbcrg. has published his popn'nr lectures upon
geology, and they have been translated by j. G. Morris.
We hail with Slnpss every effort t. st,p the sciences
of the which int has thrown around them
and to make them plain that he that may read
and readily understand.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
STATE OF TRADE.

CITY, Saturday Evening, June 90.
The dongs of the weekly scare ally worth record
ing, except in the cotton market. Even in this the
sales did not exceed $500 bags Most Of the business
done was in the shipping way. Received since our
last "d hagScxpored, u, 28;-stock hand, I3,4l5
per Raynal, report Extremes of prices for Louisia-
ma and Mississippi l04 lj-of Tennessee and Alabn-
ma, 10! to H. The news from the growing districts is
favorable to full crop.
In tobacco, the business ofhc week was fair. Prices
firm. stock on sale, 900 hhls-reccved this week
1lO-cxpor,ed, 2795-sock hard, not cleared, $50?
per Ravna
Flour sold during the week for 81 80. The
stock is heavy Arrived. 10, o88 barrels.
Freight To all points have advanced Raynal reports
that six ships have been taken tor Liverpool At d; ono
for In'rr at ll~l6 cents and barque for Bremen, a,
Ii :. for fo''acrn.
The stocks Of the articles Of produce have increased
but there are changes to note in prices omn'rial 'r
porlaicr.
Exchange O. LONDON 41i to l9
Paris 80 -
n Npk suh 10 pr,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

We are much obliged t" the excessively rious edi-
tor of the Bulletin for the following phy and kind no
tee of the bel suit. fever he should be dragged be-
fore the Grand /nquiStion n charge of abo,onism
Vsha not ungracfully forget the aitctonatc service
Intended us.
We hope this is no libel
"1he Grand Jury. Yesterday found true bill against
John Gibson, the Editor of the true American for libel
ling nr. J. Monro Alackir."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

The best joke yet-A friend came into office the
other day. us we sat with pen in ald and scissors
in the other, and asked if not rather amusing
take charge of daily pupcr."-[Prov. Jour.
Ex"ellent-isntit? Tia ha ha!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
TRUTH NO LIBEL.

The Libel cnse.-The trial of John Gibson for an nj
legged libel, against James Monroe Muckie on his in
formation, COMES off tomorrow, before the Criminal
Court We hope brethren of the press Their.
will, their reporters, to give in detail the proceedings of
the trial This bold daring and unparalleled attack up.
on the liberty of the press, before Court having crim
nal Jurisdiction, if successful seals the downfall of that
glorious right guaranteed to us by the Constitutions 1t
is the duty of The press to rally round the standard of
liberty thus assaed and though in the present instance
it is held by the editor and proprietor of this Journal he
will never resign its grasp, while drop of blood
flows in his veins. This trial the 3rd of Juv so near
the glorious anniversary Of the declaration Of our indie
pcndence WILL we hope, be signalizcl by n triumph
over the efforts of to muzze the PRESS and our
prayer is, that that day will be issued the declaration
OF the independence of the press OF the United States of
the odi"us and hated English law. that procain,s the
slavi~l' dogma -thc greater truth, tie greater 1bel
Wide publicity to the proceedings of This trial shall be
given. Let it result it may, are resolved that an
account of shall be placed in every mans hands in the
unon IT, therefore, any four cone mporares shall
not find ii convenient to have reporter on the spot he
shall have proof slip, from galIies & any oheraid
that can furnish Let us teach the world that the
press is free indeed in this country and that it should
be responsible only to the civil laws of The land
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAKANCES

CLEAKANCES.
July I, 1899
Ship Vickshurg. Bunker. New York ACohen
Erig Couner, Baxter. Galveston W Bryan
Brig Virginia. King Philadelphia ID Denegre
Brig Houston Holiness for st Marks, ST Thomas and
St Croix VIM BIyau
Schr Waterman, Murry, aMaamoras. W Viger 4 CO
schr G H We.ter, Devale Tampico.
- Cdcu'u Lapcyre 4 co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

NEWS PAPER-Jusr received a fine assortment Of
lycnews printing paper, Of all the various sizes used
FOR the city and county papers, and for sale by
may 30 ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp st
"ktTiNG PAPER-A Iarg, and grneru ns-or-
w neni of writing paper ruled and plain, ipr sale
advantageous terms. ALEX TOW AR,
may 81 ~ Camp st
4 "HI>ktY-2Ou hurr' Is ieutIi.G whi-key in store
w for -ale by q DORSEY,
ih10 ~ New Lyee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

I0ngrrity-Dr. Casper, of Berlin, has proved that
the mrdium longevity ofcergymem is 65 years of
chants, 90; clerks, 81 farmers, 81! military men, So
lawyers, 50 medical men, Sc. Why is it that clergy
men have the advantage
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

The Bee OF yesterday announces the ship Star, Go-
Yer, in port, loading for New York. When did the Star
arrive friend Bee: wish to know, because Glover,
the rascal, has net called upon us, his Oldest friend,
and must be punished for his neglect.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
Vcn,e do Syudic
PAR BACH a. CALHOUN.

IL SERA VENDU lie Mcrcrrdi lie 3 Juliet pro
chain MIDI, la NouvclIc Eoursr rue St,
Louis entire les rucs RoynIc ct Char res par rordrc
ue Mr.. Anthony RI sch, SindIc DIES crGancicrs dc
Mcssrs Egerion Ct Wibray pour lie comp,c ct aux
rlsques de Mcsscrrs Edonard Yoke, George B.
Ogden and !. G.. Ogden qni ont manquts aux
tcrncs presents rar la von,c pour les pruprlclGs G.
dcssous dcsgnGs !rur ad ugtes lie p ,Innvlcr
1899.
ONE LOTS De TERRE
Si,ucs dams he 'aubourg Sanct ode Mun,cirnljiG d,
la MI" Orl tamS dams ,l.ct s,uc cnt:c les rue,
Clio, Prytauf,, Cal iopr, ct Maya lie, daprcs M
plan q'l sc expose an moment dc la vcntr
SavOir:
lie Lot No. l. mcsurant 30 picds 1 pouccs d,
face la rue Prytanca par 800 plsds dc proiondeur
de idca IA rue Clio,
Les lots Nos. ., ,, 4, ), 6, I, s, 2 $40 mcsu-
rant caa;un - picds tie face a la rue PrytunG3 pa
100 picfs de prooudcur.
Lc bt No. II. mcsnrant % picds pouccs de
face a'a rue PrytanGe par l20 piads dc protondeu
ct face IA la rue CnlIlopc.
Les sus'.lts lots scrOn, vcndus sCpartmcnt ave-
lie privilege dune alice de Is pleds de largcur
LIS termcs dc vrntc Tont SloOO compliant pou
cha4ue lot, ct lie balance a &, II, IL ct ~ mos d
credit en- bllcs cndossGs a satisfacton avec hypo
theque Jusqu' par!ait pacincut.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

contractor will tire in his projected plans but move
on zealously to the accomplishment OF his promises
lie proposes two great elements in himself Of
he has ca ta for the enterprise, and he enjoys the
confidence Of the whole community.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
FOR THE LAKE--IAYLOR'> HOTEL.

: ! New V'ahnl Shell KUnI.
N Omnibus will leave Bankss Arcade every
"A Sunday at II O'Clock A. NJ. g. and O'Clock p.
M. passing by Bi,hop's Hotel, Vtrandah and ST.
Charles. Fare each way 50 cents.
ALSO
During the week an Omnibus will leave Banks Arcade
pa ssing by the City Hotel, Vera dab and ST. Charles
Exchange every afternoon at oLIock. Returning will
leave Lake ut o'clock, l.. NJ. Fare each way 50
cents. KIP Il REED,
J22 81 Propretus.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02


REtRl'iEKArDR--Thi is a new n nd useful ari-
N"ir OF furniture rapidly coming into use in nor
thrrh as We" MS southern lnutudrs 1t is designed to
Fr'Vcno and sweet, dishes in the ,,Iiunry de-
hi'Ihcht as M" necessary 10 be protected from the
hem :" thr weather daring the summer season.
ne Refrigerator Is now considered ndispc nsabls
article IN TIC economy "irvcrv good housewife The
Innniliy 81 n"i i PROTECTS from ihc weather, viii mote
tinn pay the cost of the article every YEAR.
lhn subscriber * constantly receiving from the ma,,-
farlnr"r, k"incrrai0rs oidi.i'rrn, prices.
Ilr Subscriber l. appointed Agent for the munufac-
tnrrr, Mr. fncn. Specimens a. the Refrigeraors
may he seen at my store - Eieuvillr ST.
m,& II WR CARNES.
NEW JEWELERi.
~ NJ BELL ,lGt lnrrcs street, h,S this ,nv rereiv.
W cdw'r sin Saratoga, 50 dom. cuumellr1 Breast
Pins, which viii T." offered 10 ih trade pednrs cheap
rr tNn ever hr"rr 'rrd IN this "y. Also 50 dozen
chased ring of all patterns, together with great
rlrv of Chimp '-ilt "k, CONSISTING at Breaches Rings
Ear D,nnwrhtS lurkrtt+ thuins, Sc. Those in wan,
viii It" W u /" rSnin'r 'his great tInent.
7. :. btd Gold aud Sir, wanted. npl Is
u wcvIv, 1t large OF summer stoc ks
~ OF ,nI"us patterns; lnrn shil~ "f iur quality.
GOSSIP \ 60,
mli Exchange Hotel, st Charles =,
Two RENT-\ comfortable DIV riing house in Caron-
dcl street few doors from Canal st: pos ses ION
given Immediately. Applyto DOYLE g. NAV
! NJ! 3 Carondeet
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

Nc'r Pnper.-The Merchants Mag azinc and CONNER
cal Review, will appear this month in New York. We
have ordered copy for our
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

Struggle for principle. Our ancestors opposed the
laying of u tax upon them by the British Government
on the principle that taxation and representation must
60 together We oppose the English law of libel be-
cause we contend that truth is no libel. The struggle
tor this principle will be decided shortly On whose
side will freemen be found!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
NeW-Orleans Chamber Of Commerce.

New-OrIeans Chamber Of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1899.
President, $. J. Peters.
First Vice President W. l.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jno. A. Merle, Esq.
Committee Of Appeals far 1889.
James Dick, eJames II. LeveTich,
u. c. Cammack, Ahijah Fisk.
p. o. Scribe, Samuel Thompson
Committee Of arbitration fir the month of Man.
John Heddleston, John c. Harrison,
q. w. Huntington, William Hopkins,
Enoch Hyde. Jr. p. A. Hardy.
Joachim kohn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

The inimitahle Celeste closed her last Western en-
gagement at Cincinnati the 10Th instant Shc.is by
this time in The privacy of her home, Baltimore
and owing to The i'll health Of her husband she will not
probably, again shortly appear the stage. Wherever
she has travelled she has delighted her Audiences & by
her correct and lndylikc department. made many
and 'rn friends. That health, prosperity and hnppi
ness may attend her, wherever her lot may lead her. il
our sincere wish.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

The Liberty Of The Prcss-lt is the preroca,ivc,
the tendency of power abrdge this holy this glorious
right 1t is the prerogave the duty of fieemen to res
sist every attempt The least, abridsc it. The Con-
stitution of the United Sates the Constitution of the
State of Louisiana the Constitutions of all the States
Of the Union expressly declare that NO Law SHALL RE
PASSED ARRIDeING THE LIBERTY OF SPEECH, OR OF
THE PRESS. And yet in the face of these recorded de-
claraton the tendency of power is so to interpret the
common law as to abrdge the liberty of speech and o
the press 1t the duty of fceme to resist this tend
ency at the outset, and to throw themselves upon III,
Constitution OF the country.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

MAYUkAi.Ti OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIME price of flour to day being s. 90 per barrel
j according 10 the tariff, thy bakers will give "a
Of bread for during the week b. gin.
ming Monday next, the 9th list. The oaves Of sec
ond quality, Of three for ten cents, snail weigh 25 per
cent more, that is to suy, 4e4 ounces.
June 90 c. GENOIS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

pIL'NT'S LECTURES on the history Of Abraham
and Jacob, by h" Rev. Henri, Blunt, A. NJ.
thor ofl"cturos on the history Of Jesus Christ md ST.
Paul
inst published select trn,ninS # the Rev. William
Ncvns. ID. u. of Baltimore with memoir Just re-
, ccivrd and for sale by Alex TOWAR,
is AZ Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

The fifteen cation lac. 1t is truism, that law
among the American people is merely transcript of
the principles by which they are governed mentally,
and whenever any rule is mae by the legislative body
contrary to these principles, it becomes dead letter.
This is the principle upon which our whole governments
and institutions hang, and while they do no power on
earth can make us slaves. We NAV talk as we please
OF the majesty of the uw,--its the majesty ofhe pco
PIES principles that to respect. Whenever
therefore, we see people FESTIVE under law pa >scL
perhaps under false cxcitrncn pronounce at once
against that law. 1t is either repealed or suffered to fall
lho di~nSe. The proceedings in Boston upon the fifteen
gallon law comes opportunity prove the truth what
we have here advanced. The action Of sr people will
put down so dsgraceu ard tyrannicul an Infringement
OF the peoples rights. We rejoice to see the Bos
lonias up and asserting their rights and could we Sc,
corresponding feeling this city and state in relation
to many laws by which the liberty ofthe cit zen j. I'M
rIgeously abridged, it would Indicate far more whole
some state of public opinion than seems to exist
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02

E0ridn Wharf.-The NatcheZ Courier anuounccs Tint
proof, anabe proof can be had, that the a,lmnis,ra
tons of h"th jackson and Van Bncn prosecuted The
Florida War solely with Il view to more effect,al
war upon the National Treasury. A Wing Congress
IN December i'll begin To clear this Augrnu stable
Let The Wmhlncoclsr Sowancr, and ST Johns rivers he
made to flow through il and the pubic NAV ve, learn
The ta'hessnSEs "f their public servants
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
JAMES Fl. CALDWELL, Pr

NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
In consequence of numerous applications for change the
time Of departure for the the
concluded to adopt the following arrangements
mef, commencing the 18th
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS THE WEEK DAYS.
= From Carrolon F,om New Orleans
4arse Gar III 4 ~ III uorsc II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-02
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