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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12

hereby certify, that in the Spring Of 1886,
was attacked with what my Physician called
the Influenza, attended with great inflammation
ofthe Lungs and Throat, and difficulty OF
breathing. | took the prescriptions Of my
family Physician, and obtained some relief, but
the difficulty of breathing still remained, and
suffered severely, ] could not lie down and
was obliged TO take what little sleep ] could
get sitting up in chair. ! continued in this
way for about six months, when the complaint
suddenly became more violent and alarming,
the inflammation extended To my head and SO
affected my brain that was deprived Of my
reason, and for three weeks was complete
maniac, was attended BY two eminent Physi-
clans who did all they could for me, but said
that Icould not live;l however recovered my rea-
son, and the violence of the disease abated in q
measure but the difficulty of breathing still re-
manned. had not been able TO lie down fol-
about nine months, when one of my friends
who called in to see me advised me to try some
of DR.. Kingley's Pills, he said he had taken
them and they had given him great relief
sent and procured box and they gave me i'm
mediate relief; before had taken half Of then
could lie down and sleep comfortably which
was indeed a great blessing. They produced
wonderful change in my system, and have
completely restored me to health. ! had also
suffered much in consequence of Inflammation
in my right eye the passage which conveys III,
tears to the nostril, had become stopped, which
| is a very troublesome complaint. Soon ate
( 4 began to take these Pills, was entirely re
\ ed them 20 many persons who have All beci
benefited. do not hesitate to pronounc,
them the best medicine that have ever beer
acquainted with, and one that can be safely Ia
ken for any complaint.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12

A writer Of love tale, in describing his he
rome, says, "Innocence dwells in the rich
curls Of her dark hair" We should think il
would stand pretty smart chance of being
combed out
GooD.-Dr. Dyott, the Infamous Van Buren,
banker, has been sentenced to the Penilentiary
for seven years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12

SCARLET DYE, prime article for color
~ ing scarlet, at 81 Ia cents q bottle. for
sale, by WILLISTON g. lyle n.
June 90. 6wAo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-12

ID uSSELL g. Co.'S. Chisels, axes, knives,
~ hatchets, shoe and nail hammers, &c
Also, Richardson Higgins augers and bits;
and bennington steel, and Iron Squares, at
b. & DIS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

REPORTS Of Day Police and Night Watch,
April y 1880
I'M ker" i'll, rested, charged with stealing None
appearing II prosecute him, dis, hursed.
Anthnny Tngan Mrs Whtnc, Mrs Cuff H. Mira. Her
nan, Tim lyons, II Smith, arrested for being drunk
discharged.
A Shaw, ancsed, I'm Ter suspicious circumstances
committed for 30 days.
samuel ti'tr, arrested on warrant, charged i,h
stealing or nvrs ing awny n slave Examination
postponed until Tuesday next.
VIM iieppard arrested dangerous and suspjcicus
clhract Ter md having been committed several mes
Committed for !! months.
Thomas Perry arrested on charge of highway robbie
fy. ltnppears Perry fell in company with a per.
son at the St. Charles st. Theatre, on Monday or
tuesday, night last, and he appeared to have
plenty OF money and in mood not very able tn
Keep i-Fom induced Kim to enter a carriuc ;.
with a view of going home, instead of which he or
dered the hickman to go towards IN. Lake and
when some distance from town. robbed him of nm
wards OF three thousand dollars, and then left him.
But as the man has made his complaint 10
my one there doubts . to the man hciu., left
dead or alive. Tom had an accunplicc aud div.
ded his money fIrly with him. and he had friends
and associatas md although not with him Mt The
line OF the robbery, expected aud claimed f., por.
ton of it, Tom iemurrcd, and that lead to his ar
rest-thereby verifying the old adare-,hat when
:, thieves fall on, honest people are likely to obtain
their own. '''''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29
ORLEANS L/7HOGRiPIIIC ESTABLISH
ME 4, 50 HdGiZINE STREET,
CA leIDS

u PRINTED at lie shortcs, Notice. in he mast
"f"S"m manner, IN Bnck or Cporch INKS, on Euym,l
"', W lnlr lake, or Plain ; lnrad C.Rns amt
FT''"S r'ry F""sonnhlc g." TRUE AMERICAN OF
RICE, r"rHfr Of ydras and st. Charles SIS
Mr"" View anil Beautiful Foupts IF ryrE hare
Just b,tH a1 I@d To tie establishments
ord'rS 'rccir"' at Compiling Roou 81 (Hoyyes
E'ch""S' 'rd door from GavieI s,.,or NJ he Printing
oIhc" conner oi Posdr,s & St. Charles Streets
N0,l-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

It's sad at the most r'sec ub L0cofocos Of New
York, are about to the real ngrug aruns with whom
they haze been associated the cut direct We do M,
believe word of it. The lowest oCooco in New
York is as good The highest and there are very few
OF either who have grain of honesty Aed 80 with
their ieaven. "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

4 Desperate FrAom.-A man residing in Hadd,,foL,
New Jersey, who was suspected of having be@n enpn.
ged <e time past in robbing the cellers about ,bn,
neighoroo on last Wednesday entered the stable of
Dr. Henry, took of his best horses vent In hIooros
town, where he robbed store of ansnti,yrcf irv
Goods lie cHre back in the evening laden with he
si'oiis wo persons WHO had been watching for him
ped Them at their heads then W, nj in harrc.Jl X;
niors ana windows and threatened 10 shoot any one
VINO at'e,npiel To taxi. him, About twenty persons,
a'nohs Mh N was an old soldier Of the revolution Can
tain Benjamin Burrou chs .ssembIsd viii, ,h Ia,
'ake num- aEd Il possible, without doing him uny min.
~. ese he kept ut bay for nearly two hours, fonsL,
lhe' ne se'ateiy aud snapped his pistols at the h, ali of
me ga aaIaan who, in 81 lite of The threats rush Il fnr
ward to i.e him. The armed himself with n.
axe ant struck wv, Of his pursuers one nj whom M.
a,oerson, he wounded severely. He .aiy sn,ln
Ell by one oi the purity phi ming him around the nec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29
.y'a rchtork ans, holding him until he was secured.
ne wssshen taken to Woodbury. Jail, and there safely
lodged TO await his irial.-(Phiiad. Ledger

or Nntch,s yockey CLUB Races Second Day-Apri'
lS5-3 mile heats for tl,. Pharsnlia Plate Ia beau
tI'ml specimen Of American Ar) valued at $500 and
saoo N money. The entries Mr.. Garrisons ch.
n. Glorvina Cnl Bingaman's Ma, tia Malone, and
CaPt. Minors Sir Ariss. Precisely at | o'clock they
got o" at The tap of the bell lorvna lending, Martha
md SIR Ariss; in this order they the first mile aud
three fours, when The horse changed places will, the
hey, went ~ 10 the old mare round the tuln, and made
severe running mp the back stretch; the old one, how
ever was too strong and too fast for him. and she
nome with something spare il, 5ln. Ass.
neat .Ihey all came up looking well a,er sc
severe heat with the thermometer ut So in the shade
Tue u%k IN deep in dust A, the signal they got off wei
Arlss IN the lead strong pull, Goryna 2nt
Martha 81 and in hand in this way tcy ran the first mile
ana aaarer here the old up to the horse
passed MN after slight struggle, the place the b
s MARTHA wen. by tue grey aud second Giorvi
ma winning easy in 5m. Sis. .
Record.
"'orv'na by Industry. dam by Bay Richmond,
. years old lis lbs. (kate)
MARTHA Malone by Lcviathan, dam by Der.
| trand, years old. e. lbs 3
sir At'ss years old, by Trumpator dan, by
Nrd Medley. 100 lbs.
lime Jm. iJs aud 5m SIS free Trader,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

The mayor If Savanna, has mbibed the Bosto,
"'io, in relation to smoking ,gnrS in the Streets and
by proclamation has prohibited the prac ce af King to
disohedience pains and penalties. 1t is II custom bu
little praciised at SuvanaI. any time except by ne.
grocs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

MIR. DuANE's NARRArtvE.-Wm. J. Duane of
Philadelphia, formerly Secretary of the Treasury OF The
United States, has prepared and caused ts be printed
narrative OF the ev ts connected with his appointment
as Secretary ofthc Treasury, by Cen Jacksvn und his
subsequent rerovul tlerctrom
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

fAcEs.-The Nlilledgeyille tGeo, Rnces commenced
on the 81 INST The purse of $500, lille beast,
won by lohnng i'll three heats beating Gertrud, and
"rse; Time 3:5Os-i:5o The $500 purse, three
mile leats, was won by Lowell and liunnopd's Polly
Gree', bsating two others Tiae 6ls---6:2s, The
sou purse, four mile heats, was won by N1ctargo's
BILLY Iownes, beating Lowell and Ha.nnonds Gsrow
inc om LIS sweepstakes for three year old colts
was won by Edm"ndson's Gano, beating Two others
Time S:o2-3:56s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

PORT OF NoRFoLK.-Accordngto the Norfolk Bc,
con OF the 18th inst that port must the day pre- wou>
have presented cheering spectacle. upwa,ds of GCtx
sail of vessels Of different sizes we're underwater n, ,b.
same moment, with all their spread to the Esht
air that was brcsthins nzily through their shrouds A,
one time it was impossible the town Of Ports month
IN front An English rgnte is in waiting ut Norfolk to
take home answers from the British minister at WASH
ington to the dispatches he received by the Great Wcs
tern,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

NAVIGATION opES.-lnkcs Erie and Chamnluiu
have now thoroughly thrown "a the chains of winter
steamboats, on the later have commenced their regular
trips AMI the t""wing extract from The Buff 10 Conn
merc'a Advertiser Il" Friday, announces tina,
u once more llur!cnin, The waves of Lake Erie
Navigation Opea.-Ncver was any cit, taken ,uo,e
ny surprise that ours last evening, whcn il vas an
nnunced thar Il boat had arrived from Detroit -hc
Chesapeake Capt.. II glicd gently into our harbor
ist evening to the utter astoni.meut Of ey nv one
me was followed sonn alter by the Erie Capt Titus
hnth ct tes boats having made direct trims from De-
front We understand tho encountered floating ice for
>"me IN ry niles love this cy--,ut it wns so soft
and yielding as 10 offer srrios impeachment 20 their
progress. These boats took rs more by slrp,sr from
the TACT that Tor tue last few days the lake had been hid
from US by dense fog and unable 10 Judge of
the state OF he ice.
Navigation, il open! and every hodv in Bu,Tal,
"hfeales deeper and ireer." When tie word was
pnss'ls last evening, throughout the crtv like tectric
W that The thesa 'akc had arrived every owe b.amed
wh new us're, and every couutenance was lit IN bv
smile Of renewed hope. This morning all is life and
animation The spell is hroken-ou, business men are
moving about with quicker step, and every thilp
seems to have received impulse from this arr.
val. ~ ' ''
Tomorrow the Erie leaves for Detroit and the boats
maj nave been rehttng IN harbnr, will follow
as they are ready to take their places in the line
Buhalo Com, Adv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

The Globe has "pittcu itself against Mr. Rives
and the editor of the oici" journal, preliminary
hapS his wings and crows" that he, to- is u Virgin
.sGm bat he cnndidly and complncently adds -iha
although the State gave him birth, very little
travail and he fears she = forgotten i" Consider
Ing the monstrosity produced we should have surro.
srd, the Old Dominion would have l,ud II, domestic
| language, Il hard time of it."-Alcx Gaz
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

we have received, through the poliieess Of A|essrs.
L. a. Foansbee, N" ID Exc,nnge place, Is sbce's
New Monthly. aud Litell's Spirit of the European
magazines and nnnuals very interesting reprint, cru.
helIishcd with engraving.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

NrksRrEG DuEL.. The meeting between Ncssrs Near
die and tlnean look place the "A inst opposite vicks
burg Tie former wounded ON the third fire. but nor 50
riously in the hchy part of the thigh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

Fire ut Ch0r1eston.-Tl,n Courier of the oO,, sovs
about II O'Clock last night, fire broke ON, in ,ho
work slm2 OF Mr., L. {: Tharin whee~ ,igh: in KIM
etvel"pcd in flames; 1t then communicated to nm nd.
JOINING building to the South belonging to the same
gentleman, which with corner building, occupied bv
Toe MS groc Try. ' -
The flames then crossed the street. and attacked o
building on the n E. corner ofiiur and Mary streets
owned b, Mr. II. Jooce and occupied BY him as a gro,
cerv STORE which, ".h one or two other small buildings
were consumed.
The engines, the hose, the aAe, the hook and rome
We're all used with skill and effect. The blowing nm
was dose amirnbly aud in due season. md The fire WIS
IN every way well managed 10 the crcdi OF all con-
cerued i'll exiting gushing il. WI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

The butchers of Baltimore have held meeting to
take measures TO assist in putting down the high price
obaetn that city, NJ, to be oppressive to the
snmer and yetailow fair compensation to the iarrner
for his stock, aud also fair remuneration to the
butcher
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

U"'fcd States officers We copy the following from,
tie Philadelphia National Gazette
The supreme Court of Pennsylvania it is suid hive
recently decided that the pay and emolments of ntr
GERS IN the revenue OF the United States are suhisc, +,
TAXATION Tor county, and may be Inferred for cornorn
non proposes No opinion expressed as 10 naval
ana military officers, as they may he employed and ucud
their pay abroad II settled here, they seem TO cun,e
within the decision The answer to the objection I'm,
they ~frc Lihcers of the superior government was thpt
the principle on which the decision was made il The
same as that on which the stock of the United states
Bank cld by resident, declared taxable as of a
State Institution If the officers of the United States
have not hereoior" been taxed, this decision is one of
Importance TO the county, aud especially to tile civ
where the great body Ct the officers Ct the General Gov
ernmen is located whose salaries. including the
Judges, are now considered rateabit; the sane Court
having decided that the office of President Judge of
The Common Pleas is uhicc, ia non Although his
salary cannot consulionally be reduced, the Court
sud there was no more reason exempt Judge from
contribution 10 the public burthcn than any other per
son. On referring to the Blue Book we find ON roIpb
c,tmate that there a,e at least one hundred Cus,o,
House threrS, with aggregate salaries Of from 10 NOn
to i2ol dollars. II To these added The salaries of
all the OH rr+ IN the P"St Office and Mint with m,nv
Connected with II" War and Navy Departments, saIn-
RES to III" amount Of At as two hundred tlonsunL J,
lars become Intrahl.' 10 the county and citv M.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

y seems that the Northeastern Boundary fine was
long since determined BY Dr.. Franklin, in a piece Of
poetry; and we do not why could not with pro
pretty be SEM to England instead Of special minister
II Ger aihy lays the lines down very clearly, and 'rne
when written, is just good for settlement of the
question: as whole volumes of diplomatic memoranda.
From The source of ST. Croix, the State to define,
Tue north to tile highlands, first draw right line;
| !, men westward along those highlands extended
10 the south Of whit streams with st. Lawrence arc
r.. = blended; -
Then let it proceed, til, il meets in its cource,
| E"i'nfEtiCut Rivers Northwestern nnlost suIrse;
| !hcn down the said river until it arrive
ct degrees Of North Latitude, forty and five;
Then westward, through woodland, line lei it make,
M II strikes the great slrenm from Onlar.os Lake.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

MI AN iAo-i''o bales 40 Donrsiics, Appleton,
WI Jackson and Great Falls manufactures nr s,j'
by HRIDGE a. r.. saw
apl 90 l3i Mora,;,o -,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

Capital Prize. Sl5,OoO! Tickets on'v 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS No. So, Extra. Anhnrizah hy the Iecislaur,
OF me State, TO be Drawn This Day, Ap. %, 1899
d. hai' paste clock, at Bishops Hotel Common ST.
5 DAVIS & Co, Managers
IS Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme
H,b,4 Plies, amountin, to xloa 133
Tickets s5o--tiaves So 50-tlusrters 81 rs.
Pnckase Of p whole tickets for 500, warranted to
draw at least S4' 60. Packages of IS halt tickets far
go 90, warranted draw at lea s?l co. Package Of
20 quarter tickets for $23 90. warranted to draw ri,
For Packages single Tickets aprlv at
as AT Managers Office Ii Chnrtre SITS
DpRk-l0O bbs mess, 20n do p,ime, ond 20 do
l. chine Pork, landing aud 10, sale bv
np - = THAiER Il Co, "A Poytrns st
SUGAR HOUSE MoLAssES-ilLIS in sio1, and
~ for sale by J THAiER * Co,
FLn,uSk R. barrels in fine shipping order 70
sale by &. DORSEY,
WHlsKEY-aIW bbls reclilied in store, for sale Ly
W a29 Il. DORSEY, "A New Ie,ee
EVNHE. CABINET MINISTER.-A new Novel Nv
Mrs. Cove, autIoress Of Mothers and Daughters.
Heir of Lelwoud, &c &c.
Anlon's Latin Lessons, a new and valuable school
books.
The Harmony of thu Christian Faith and Christian
character and the culture und Disc line of the mind b,
John Abe.crnmbie H. ID. &c. aud author of nteIIp.
fual Powers" Philosophers Of Neral Feelings, Sc,
Nc just received and for sale by -
ap ~ ALEX. TOWAR 49 Camn ST
ENLORA'S DICTIONARY.-Aiorc Of The snendd
edition with % plates beautifully colours, usi ,e.
apis ALEX. roWAR.
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NEW WORKS

NEW WORKS.
1NIiF American Flower Garden Drec,orv rn,.
tanning p'ucrn direct, ms for the culture nr ,anIs
in the Flower Garden, Hot House, &C. to hrI, is adj
ded ! realise on the Grape Vine" by Robert Buist.
reric!rs and Aspnsia by W 5 I.nnlor il, vols,
The Cabinet Minister nv Mrs Gore. uu,horess Of
Hungarian Tales, &c &c, IN vols.
Ahercromhie on the Christian Caract ter and the
culture aud Discipline of the Mind Just received aud
'or SAFE ny WM. MckEAN,
VI, - cor CAM. and Common SIS
The t"llwIng are the Draw Numbers of the Grand
State Lottery, Class 81 "'''
3 % 80 So Il 80 10 81 81 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29
Camp 81. Theatre.
MRS. GREENE'S BENEFIT

VIE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that the
! Thsn're will c opened, lin ronpnncr with the
Mrs g. with Beneft) on MONDAY o9h inst.
he performance to commence with the celebrated
Comedy ef the SCHOOL OF REFORN-A F,,rc
and other entertainments. ~''
d2o IT Boz Book Nor ODcu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

University Of Peuns lrnuia From tho catalogue
Tor 'aoti-9, We perceive there students in the
Collegiate Department, los
Medical, do dC5
Acalemra, do 1862
Charity (Enslish) Schools, !e8
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

Mr. WEBsTER.-Thr Boston Gazette says that
Daniel Webster intends to visit Europe with his family
the present season; that he will sail from New York
about the LIST q" May, for Liverpool and will return next
autumn. Few men from America would 30 in Europe
more the observed of u Observers" than would Dan
e' Webster, and certainly would greater honor
I, his country abroad.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29
COMMERCIAL.
fORT OF NEW OR LEANS..


E"+s-: CLEARANCES.
,,' April 81 ia,o
Ship Cn,iolanus, Few ~ Hnvre, -'. l. HGale
ShiIh Charles Carroll { zer, Bostoa, Master
Ship (saliloo, om'grd. d ,tanzas . r. G,onipV 4. en-
snip l.aae iii Ks petlts T. ,rpooI, IL II Gale
S!ip Emporium pays0ns 4 ~ ma, SIS i p Whitrcv
snip Delhi. UrortaF, biparpo0l, 90. Ma.tcr
Ship Robert howne, sinHifed, 10, 2Icu York
Read & Rarstow
nnsSus simrens; MftfiH Lin 'po5l, |. II Gallo
hna.Iue L E fefIi' T. Il 'Ri" t,iA- q Bedford
baraue Solomon saitess, n. Fe, ~ for Baltimore
Bafque Josephine, Johnson, fe, Rh,'sIgpais,
Sp brig Salvador, Hernandez Eayt0a - r.. Jp,n,,s
50 brig Ammonia. Llenas. Cadiz II De yar,Jie co
Schr Echo Brown ThoInaston .l &; Bs5r5F I'd
Echr COrinc. Hitchcock, Galveston Isl C.ERnwsna
Sp Mistico Carpon, Pages, for GbraIer "
sshr Texas Schwane.. Galveston - CIV '' NJ, or
Schr Elizabeth, Forsyth. Pensac OLA ,sr
= hr Sarah, Sawyer Sayb. ook .F 81 =
Schr Hero. Homes New london n. ~
Schr Hudson, Gift, ApaIar h,co, NJ =.
Srhr Fisher Ames Maow. Apaiachicol, nc lat
sio"p Select, Graham. Mobile, q. M,
Soop Lark Paddock, Mobile .ts M
80 ARRIVALS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29

MAIsE.-Ihe Augusta correspondent, of The Boston
las nuadicts the statement that the Wings of the
Maine legislature had waited upon General ScoTT in
relation the Presidency. No such suggestion wis
enleruined b. them. The writer mentions further
hut Governor Fairields diSgncefal conduct Vi he
" hiadawuska War; was generally condemned by the
people Of the State. The sr,mg municipal elections OF
Maine have terminated generally in favor of the Wings
Calais, Wa,sryiIc, Belfas', Wndhan,, Mino Albion
G eene, aud Wsn, all Of which towns were represent
ted in the Legislature by LAGOS have elected Wing
town officers. - 4s-8r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-29


PERICLES NlJASPAsIA,
Ply Walter Savage Lauder Esq 1.-The American in
- Paris, br JOHN SanPefson; Romance Of the inem,
~ Mis- Pardac LaASs tque,,tian Manuel with cuts;
&, ~. - f'..'' .ALEx. TowAK, ,
apl26 4. ~ Camp ttieei..
HAVANA CoFFEE-suo bags, Havana coffee, in
.. ! store for sale sale by .5.c,,,,,, },
- - "A. " -. = N.Ln, 81 "'"v'e' 81
CEMENT-Ron and Hydraulic cement, for .
~ by - READ Il BARsTOW, sale
ABS Bank Pla,
DOTA1OEs-.2O0 barrels eastern potatoes, landing
as from snip '"s' &j j's WHITNEY, 70 Camp >,
HAY-3OO bules prime eastern hay, landing. and
IL for sale by $ ~ p WHITNEY,
------------ = - - - o""'' 81
ENLoUK-IOoO burrels su, erfne ard eOo do fine :
l. for saleb 49, GDORSEY, ~
GOLD TillMBLEs-Wm.. Bell, Of JIG Cbarires
street, has on hand good supply Of gold and sill
yer thnt'cs Now is your lime TO pur, lIuse cheap:
apl26 -
Jaee SHALL. &BROWN, 9sslnpa r nr 3,
IL AY-l0o bales Northern, landing from brig Sr
dana, opposite tho Freq Port stores for sale by
apl 96 SHALL Il BROWN, &c Magazine n,
AiLo-'uo kH' assorted sizes landing froIa brig
n2e Shall. anRoWN, 90 Magazine st
VOLUNTEER FIRE Co No. i. =
A i an annual mestiag Of said Company held n,
e - their Engnr Hone on Friday evening" OH April
laae, the following persons elected Officers to
strVs the ensuing year, to wit = ~.
ID. $. Devices, Foreman.
Georgt shepard Il. Assistant do.
Rober, pngn, 81 do dor
". 2 Warnock. Secretary.
npr2s 81 WO WAKNOCI1, Scerets,y
g.. IT,. WET NURSE, - -