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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21
To LNaCsye9S.

A BLANK form, for taking dispositions out
n of this State, just printed and for sale at
this Office. Sept. 20.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21
CLOVES.

r AIDES and Gentlemen's lined GLOVES;
- also, G. s. Buckskin, Merino, and other
kinds of Gloves.
Nov. %. ]. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-21
~: IN. WORTH a. co.

~. IN. WORTH a. co.
"AVE just received, and are prepared to
IL show TO their good friends in this and
the adjoining towns, m extensive assortment
of DRY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AND
C3'Ockes'y and Glass Ware,
Looking Glasses, India Rubbers, Travelling
Baskets, and almost every other arti-
Gle that can be mentioned.
u Wanted in exchange for Goods, Butter,
Cheese, Talon, Lard, all kinds Of Grain, Do
nestle Flannel, Feathers, Cash, dc.
Litchfield, Nov. l. u. %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22
PAR BACH 4 CALHOUN.


sERA VENDU Mercredi 10 Juliet. 1899
a midi, la Nouvclle Bourse rue ST. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
sltues a Carrolll"n, desisn6, d'aprts un plan tire
par Louis Bringer, Arpcnteur g6n6raIe, las dts
lots f etc. Lict E content 26 lots nun,6rotGs
dc | 26 lcsqucls ont les mesurcnt suivants:
Nos, |, 2 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, g. 9. 10, mcsurant
"hncan 30 picds dc face la Macarty sur los
p,cds tie pr"tondcur, 10 lot, turmant rcncoig-
nnrc dies rues Macarty ct Adam, ct lie lot no. 10
tor ."ant Pence gnurc dcs rucs Macarty ct Burdct.
No III, IL, Is, trois lots ,ncsnrant chacun 800
ilods do face q la rue Burd, sur $50 de profon>
ieur.
Nos. II, Is, lG, II, l6, 10, 90, 81, %, %,
dix lots ncsurant chacun 30 pieds dc face Ii, rue
dc Commerce sur los dc profonleur, 10 no. IA
iorlnant lcncoignure des RUGS de Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos. 81, IS, 26, mcsurant chacun 30 pieds do
fac" la rue Adam sur $50 dc prolondeur.
Lilet & conteuant 26 lots numerotes do | a 90
lcsquos ont les measures suivnnts:
Nos. l, =, s. 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, . g. 10 mcsurant
chacnn 30 pieds de face la rue do Commerce eur
los de proond,ur. lie lot no. l formau, rencoiu
nure ecs rucs de Commerce Ct Washington.
Nos. II, -. ID mcsurant chacun 20 pods de
fare la rue Washington sur $50 dc profon,eur
Nos, II. Is, lG. II. l5. 10, go, 81, %, 30
DIX lois mesurant chacun 81 pieds dc lace la rue
Pearl sur lis do proondeur, lie no, Ii formunt
fcncrgnnrc drs rncs Pear ct Washington, ct lie no.
p joiguant l'cncolgnurn des rues Pearl CT Bur
Diet.
Nos. "a, %. 20. 3 lots mesurant cl,acuu 30
pieds do face a Ia rue Burd"t SIR $50 dc rrstou
dear ct 10 tout nesuto AmeIlcano. il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

About the first Of May Caravan Of 40 mcn and 10
wagons, besides number of mules, started from Van
Burcn.'in Arkansas, overland Journey to Chhua
hua in I'll. Republic ofMesico They carried with then,
an assorted stock OF merchandise principally dry goods
Of which there is deficiency in that part of the country
to which they bound, owing the recent blockade
by the French. Forty U. S Dragons, under Lieut..
Bowman were to the Caravan through portion
of lis journey.
chihuahua not being port of entry, tho Caravan
must first visit Santa Fc have their goods entered
which ndds six hundred niles to their journey, making
thirteen hundred miles to travel before reaching their
destination. There is prospect of chihuahua being
made port ocnry, as tho proper repre~cu,a,, were
made last winter 10 the Mexican Minister at Wa hing.
ton
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

We have 'lutes from Rio de Janeiro, to tho LIT Of
May. considerable excitement hid been cans d bv
circumstance connected with the British ship, whic had
brought in three captured slaverE. The papers do not
give full account but far as can learn, the
capturing of such vessels sufficiently POPULAR &
one of the slave captains rescued by the m b. Subs
sequentv,a steamboat passing near the British,
ship and was hnrd-no answer given whether the
silence was intentional, whether the noise of the ma
chnery prevented the captain of the from hear
ing is not known.
gun was fired from the British -hp, and the bail
struck passenger Of the boat in the forehead and kill
ed him his wife, " HON he had been recently mari
ed was standing at hi. side, and was woulnrd slightly
in the nose. This caused terrible commoou on The
shore This English captain attempted 10 and but was
driven back; he then brought from his sci an arm
ed force, but unable to get on shore. We see by
one Of thu, latest papers that demand had been made
upon the British commander for the person who dis
charged the gun.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22
all Regulation

INC tireat E1sttrn M"Iis closed every dav at 10
oC!ock 4. ". IL due everyday at p. NJ.
The Express Mail is closed every tlny at half past
~ A. NJ. Is due with the Great Eastern Mail every
day:
The lake Mail (va Covington, La.) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday ut & O'clock, A, NJ.
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, d, S
The L0misriAe or River Mail is closed every Mon.
day, Wednesday, aud Saturday. at 3 p. NJ. is sen,
and returned by steamboats,. Arrives irreglar,y three
times a week. ~
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mil is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at3 T. NJ. Is sent and returned
by stcamboais.
Tho alexandria o, Red Rirer MuH is sent irrcsu-
lsrly by steamboats, twice IL week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL
$ $:;s;:; and Close at "'s"sA"n
CoAsr Mail.
s s"t."Iy and closes'' ao'c'oeA,r Nj.
MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
1vNHE price Of -four to day being s. 50 per barrel,
Z according to the tariff, the bakers will give &c
ounces Of bread for ten cents during the week b. GIN
ming on Mond.y next, the Nth lust. The uves of sec
Ond quality of three for cents shall weigh % per
cent more, that is to say, 4j o..lces.
June u C. GENOlS, Mayor.
NEW ORLEANS T. CARROLLTON Raj. ROAD
umc q" departure for the afternoon cars the
concluded to adopt the following arrangements for he
hef, commencing on the 18th
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
t';iS NJ c.s a. 'S o %''se'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1889.

The Prinerto the first ,nunio pality, in the French
side of his fridays paper, has long panody upon
the finances of the second municipality, containing as
he iuagnes, drefuI threats al the True American
for proposns some time since had II subscription
list for the relief ofthe square of the city, We are call,
ed in elegant parlance set full dogs" because
we could not help nnimadverng on Mr.. Fursalrs ex
traorllnary finance report and twiitcd with the
remark that for aring find nult with the woneI full
financial skill of our ncishbor>, and for prcsumins
pity their deplorable condition. this municipality de-
serves t" be placed in the same category. Are you
| there old True Penny
In the JOY o'tha moment at seeing public works
partially suspended, tho printer the first municipal.
ty shows his clovrn foot. Now, we know the rpnson
why there is an "unccrainty" in getting the State
bonds. 1t is plain noonslay, from the tenor OF thu.
Loui- ianians remarks, that the clique governing tho
LIST Municipality long since had determined, should
not get the State bonds, to which have an Iispula
bic right. They resolved todcprve of them, to force
us to suspend our public works, and they only chm
grined because they cannot compel stor payment
Well, murder will out,-and the cause .; the uncr-
taiLy" is rut.
But the kindness Of our friends below Canal street is
"vcrwI'c lining They affect to condolc i'll, us.-oh how
benevolent Nor this only, but they are very anxious
to know what constitutes the basis Of our resources hat
are the items of them. They would long schedule
of the particulars whence revenue is to come some.
thing presume, tho plan of that submitted bv Mr.
Forsail; but gcncnen wishes may he e, att
fed. The people of this municipality have such conf
dencc in the Council that they know there exists no
disposition TO romance this subject with the Com
rntee of Finance and besides every man. " no is en-.
dn"ed with few grains of discrimination in onr quar-.
ter of the city well knows the sources whence our
revenue is to flow.
The allnsi,n of the LIST municipality printer To the
subject of the bonds, is couched in the most careful
terms. lie calls thrse-hc bonds Of the State of ON.
sana-shin plastcrs! No man can mistake the object
Of him and his dicators in using this language. The
second municipality is BE- refused the bonds of the
state by the refusal of the mayor to deliver the bonds of
the second municipality, to be given in exchange for
them. This doubtless is the scheme e the cli1uc to
bring us down to their bankrupt level But they bite
against a file Our wharvcs they cannot stop and this
to them will bea of the greatest annoyance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

'n, "tt an "'inlS monster is unprincipl, press
gang writing telling aud propngang lies from morn,
ing 70 night Smiling III the inct md stuhnc in III,
back! ''ln'l REPLIES scr.Iinc n,ie,lings are the wi
'st who, from paraS cnl na@Got>. Ioans on iii,
rich mans table" turn int" literary pan,crs 10 the rcl
man wees, wlic'llrr printed acted w no spit ,he
anonymous venom with impuutv at the weak or ",
lnrrd and while. serpent like. they p,,ange the vic,
tim H. their Shiny coils, feel SAT-. themselves from n,
'ch rom tr convection that none to encounter tn.
pcsllrr.cc OF their breath.
Lhere/n az he jlon of Honor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

tsecor"ers Conrt-2nd Municipality, June 10. J..
;. Curran NJ Crawer, oaters, discharged j. Singsttr
loateI discharged. }: Brozc, Mary Morrison, fighting
ami dist. peace hound over. r. Aaron oater dschar.
sed June ~. NJ. Reynolds, suspicious loafar, TO be
youc,'d tor +. Banacur and wife, j. Cullen, dstur,
ns PEACE nnd fighting, discharged NJ. Oregon, Mrs
Gree" loaers and lo"ercss discharged. S. Hancock,
discharged. H. Reed dist. peace ind fghting-iischar
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

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rho t,,,,c;l ,r tho ssc,,r u,,;,,a,;,u ,,, l ,.,
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has. =, ,, g.,
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''"' nv "''" III ''e i'ef SUN WIS '"''"'' me 'St'-
'oa. :" '' '"'''c WORKS It'll" oia' ''f o'j''' Of
" "'o" ""s =" '"' emu ''''-e "''"S W.T." we" 10
'''S Vie esseSo'"'eS ana payments OF INC treasury
~ ''''''''' '''n '"'' o','iS u"r' t"o resources
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

The corsa" has thrown its harpoon at General Nor.
MS Boston Post.
And it's to be hoped he ill bring this puGur whale
to hi. bearings.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANCES.

CLEAkANCES.
June 2Oih 1880
Ship Pruneite. Wilson. Rosnn axJp wh;,,:y
ship Constellation, Houndisite for PhilsdeluIn
p,. ,, Geo Bedford
tfhr Palas. HasklI, Rn>fuu HIe,rh
kehr Dorie, RantitorJ. Port Prince Jeoher,s ri
June .la!e
Ship ALBANIA, berry. New York. C,bor
ship Jpo Dunlap, Choai Liverpool IHG,h
49, .'Nr' poo, o'nohdr' liverpool, JGriu,shas
SS'' A'"'ef Ae' oepa>h, MatHmorH, JB Hale
ARRIVALS
juno 81, 1879
1essmer Levant, Laurent. fin Bayou sara
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

Our Weekly Edition will be ready for delivery
sunday Morning at - o'clock. Copies can be I,ad put
up in strong envelopes to be sent by mil. Carriers
supplied on reasonable terms,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

Judge Belts o! New York has decided tina, all s,cos
ners whether on rivers or on other waters, shall be
provided With iron rods rhaus. Right
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

lhe L. ). Steamer Poinsett lns left Baltimore for
N"r'"k whence sh" will proceed to Florida IL SEE that
the Indians do their biuody work properly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

Alter al! the fuss and alarm about yellow fever ant
ctoera' tile list Of deaths this week has been less tina,
any one for the past winter.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

Barry Benson, Secretary of State for Mississippi
died ON the llh ms. Columbus. VIVA, a mortality
has prevailed anuns the great men in Office of Misss'
spri!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

The steam frigate Fulton we learn from the ~ York
Herald, under the command of Capt Perry, down
to the Hook last evening with quantity Of TIMBER for
the purpose of preparing for the experiment about to be
made in the blight between the Hook and the Highlands
for testing the utility OF hollow shot in naval warfare
The Secretary of the Navy is expected be present al,
the experiment, which will commence on Friday next,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

The dispute about the management of the RAJ; Road
Bank OF cksburg is going warmly between Mr..
Robbins and Mr.. Chewing. According to Robins
showing, Chewing Is Of the worst men no ever
lived. Oh, f,r the real truth in the mater
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

Why is pretty girl like hub of wheel! Becaus,
sue Is surrounded ny leHors. Bost. Post.
For this, You shall be chief spokesman for the SEX
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22
WILLIAM II. CAKNES,

LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,
may ~ No. -, I'iEnyILIE-sr. Ntw DKIE,rs
tlIEMlN DE FER
NNlNfIIE ORLEANS EFT CNEEDIITON
II grind uHuhr IT, rr-onrr- nvnni ,ruinntlr In
! "npaG'i Il" in,r" Tn'Iqnrs Engagements dams l".
h'"',s tie depart lie Fuwr> ni ellie ,rs"lu d'aort'r
arrangement suHHnt pom l"lr c"mnrncrr du II
JUN.
Arr"""'"rn4 i'"ur l. i"urs de- 10 scmnine.
Tr fu,,Oi,hvu, /Ic In Nh, Or/tuUy.
lltr lnNAl 4 Is. 4 " Inn 4 rI.Nnl. :, II. 4 NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

The wreck Of the Cuba has been sold for $500 Alas
tor the tra'sory life of steamboats,!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

Nc"-Oriea"s Chamber Of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR IG3).
President, $. J. Peters.
First Vice President W. l.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jn". A. Merle, Esq.
Com"ittee Of Appcais Jar 1883.
james Dick, james n, Lryerrh.
~. tan'nack, Abijah Fisk,
r.. ~: sofbc, Samuel Thompson,
C1mm"tee q arbitration FIR the month Of Nay.
S""n ''eddieston' John G HARRISON
~. w. huntington, William Hopkins,
Enoch Hyde. Jr. =. A. HARDY,
Joachim Kohn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

1t appears by Il tier from Washington, published in
the Richmond Enquirer that the American Minister in
l.ondon has succeeded III making arrangement with
the British Govrrnnent by which the latter has spula.
ted pay the value q" the slaves, belonging to Acri-
can citizens, which were ehipwecked years ago
the Bahama Islands, and were afterwards refuse. TO
be given up their by the 10, al authorities.
The Government is to pay nearly 500 apiece for the
Slaves, men, women and children.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

do"tt would then he changed to certainly and the bor.
| would never be sold.
This would unq'estionably be highly gratifying to
The ouisianan and the wire pullcrs behind the stene,
are sorsiy disappointed now to find that the energetic
determination Of our Council has fr,,s,ratela then OK
rtions to render the secnnd municipality bankrupt.
we repeat, tha,we believe the plan will be unani-
mo''sy sustained by the reopletnt the second NUM-
cpal',y must he totally severed fr" the maugre n1u-
ences which are now so actively work rctard s
prospedy.-At the next meeting of the Legislature,
total separation will take race-an then, under The ed-
""''ra'lon Of All enlightened mayor possessing the
confidence and respect of the people. shall have
nothing to fear from the calumnics and clicanery
enemies.
Bnt-"ly does the Lousianian publish its calumnio,,s
Representations of the condition Of the municipality
in the French LANGUAGE only?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

We stated yesterday morning, says the New York
Courier in brief paragraph, that her Britanr Au,rs.
tvs ship of war Buzza'd, Capt Fitzgerald had arrived
in "nrharb from I'arha'Iocs accompanied by prize
vessel called tn. Euge, Which had been carturrd while
cruzing us Il SLAYER.
On enquiry, we learn further that the Eag'r with
another vessel were both captured by thu Euxznt,l on
the coast of Africa while engaged in the piratical raf
ic 1t does not appear that any slaves ha hcr taken
on board the vessels, hut they were found furnished
with irons and al other implements of the trade and
IN subsequent to the capture thu, officers and crew
admitted that they were and had been engaged in the
slave trade The vessels il appears both American
built, an" the Officers we're all Americans When taken
they had The Spanish flag flying. The vessels were
fitted ont at flnvana One Of the captains, (er names
we have not learned H. it seems, native Of ~ YorH
and the other Of Philadelphia The other prize vessel
IL expected to arrive daily, she having sailed in conps-
ny with the Buzzurl from Barhadoes in charge of a
British prize master.
The object Of this visit hnrnr is, We learn to
deliver over The offenders to uulho tics for trial.
and for this purpose negotiations are now pending
between the l~l, oiicers and the magistrates here.
o'clock, H. M-The other vessel captured by the
Buzzarl has arrived. She is called the Cera and wns
commanded by captain Hooker She was taken on the
coast of Africa, three months after the capture of the
Eagle, commanded by captain Letting. The British
officers nnd crews of the two vessels had died of the
Coast fever except two three Spaiards aud the Two
captains above named
Capt. Booker is very ill., and not likely to live more
than day or two. Capt. Letting is in good health, and
hns bren lodged in the debtors prison. writ is
sued by Judge Belts, the instance Of Cap
lain Fitzgerald and Mr. Buchanan II. b. ~. Consul.
Capt Fitzgerald will proceed immediately to Wnsl.>
ngton, to obtain there the necessary information in
gard to the disposal Of the prisoners.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

NAUTICAL INTEtI.IGENCE
ut Philadelphia. June 18th Arr ship ST. Louis 10 day
hence CID Rcmawn hther.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

We learn from the New York Courier tina, Mrs Flvnn
the accomplished Indy of MIR. T.. Flynn the comedians
who is now performing engagement the OF vmric
Thsatre, was, Monday evening, about II O'Clock, as
abe was passing through Broadway, accompanied by
her siscrn law and small lad, attacked in the most
rufGanly manner by named Edward Van Zandt,
who seized her by ;c arm in the rdcst manner and ill.,
sisted upon accompanying her home. On her resisting
his rude approa hes. he then seized her sv the pavc-
incnt, and about to nlict further injuries upon
her person. when he was prevented by the arrival of
Mr.. W. y. Anderson, OF LIZ East Broadway who seized
upon Van Z,ndt, and will, the aid of the wachlncn,
succeeded i'll lodging him safely in the watch house.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
ine cars W" leave at the hours the ,lu,
sni O'Clock r. NJ when Locomotive will lea.
every hour nne O'clock r. NJ and New Orleans eve,y hour
until 9oclork, =. NJ. ~
Ahsr 100, lock horse be obtained by paying dol.
ars Tor the Trips tcalcd for after t. O'clock r. dol
lars will be charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide
win Tickets as the conductor has directions to
receive money in lieu thereof
The alteration the ofdcparture shown above COM
mences with the heretoto O'Clock cars, which will now
'eavs New Orleans a3 o'clock and will
until O'clock they leave the city occk and .tay
~ Carroton until ocnck thereby allowing visitor. one
sud matt hours the pleasant walks AMI pa,take of
,e'tesImen in Of the most beautiful Gardens IN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

BY BACH ~ CALHOUN.
~ III. he sold on Wednesday, Sd Juv 1899, at
w o'c ock, at the City Exchange in 81 Louis sir,

~ III. he sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1872 at II
W oc ock, at the City Exchange in 81 Louis street
Nv" SqunIes Of Gronnd,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brineirr, sur
sty"r genera sqnrcs + and C.. Square T. contains
20 lots, Numbered from 10 - which, measure as fol
lows:
Nos !, 3, j. 6, o 100 lots nrns urius each
81 fett front on Nacarty street. by OJ feet eph lot
No forming the corner OF Mncnrty and Adam streets
ana IL" y" ~ urnIn" the of Macury and Bur
DIET streets.
Nos u - l3-3 lots, measuring each 300 fee, front
on l'urdet street by $50 feet in dppI
Nos Ia, t., 1T, II, Il" ~ % a. - :3-lO lots meas
fi IN Depth; No ~ forming The conner Of Conn, re ul
CnnnIcrcinI aud Adam. streets.
Nos -, IS, 23 luts, measuring each 80 feet from, On
Adams street l'v 100 in drIuh.
Square contains 20 lots, numbered from | to &c
which measure follows =
Nos -, A. j, Is, 9, 0-lU lots, ,n.a suing each
~ ictt front on Commercial street, by IO5 feet in depjI.:
lot No forming the corner Of COh,lptrcin and I,uu, ct
streets, aud No 10 forming the of Commercial 4
Washington streets.
Nosll ", '-3 lots, measuring each 80 crt front on
Va hine Ton stneel, by $50 feet m depth.
Nos IA. H. IT, ", 10, 49, 30 Il, - 2i-lO lots mems.
nnG each 81 feet front Ppn'l by ITO feet in
!rplh lot No II forming III" corner ui Pearl and Wusl
'"sioH streets and No ~ joining the corner of Pearl
and Burtlcr streets.
Nos IL y, 2G-3 lots measuring each 30 feet front
on Endet sheet by $50 feet in Depth all American
measure.
june 81 ljl7i&3v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

He"" t9"rters, washington B"noiion.

2 View OrlrHms IUtI June, 1889.
ORDERS, No. |.
|1\!iE Washington Br,tallion will parade on lafa
vet" Square on the ilh of Iulv ne x, at half past
five o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of celebrating The
b,r'h Day OF onr Nat inl Freedom and Independence
when 1t Is expected that every man will be at his post
Commanlnnts accompanies will need no appeal to their
patriotism for their best rxctons in CARRYING this Object
INTO effect The right ofhc Artillery will rest on st.
Charles street. the Cavalry on the N. f. side of thu,
square fronting ST. Charles street, and the infantry on
the left "
Captain T.. l.. rncv Of the Washington Artillery il
charged witt, firing the National Salute
BY order Of the Major.
6. +. IlOSEY, Wa, hnston Eu,taonG,
J. II. DaKiN, ALJutant. J22:t :
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-22

nE LAMARTINE'S PILGRIMAtiE-
~ Snndiord " M,ron--' hurch's dictionary
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