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Morning herald., 1839-12-11

ACT TV.-ScrNE l.
The Hall Of the Castle.
The Empress. Courtiers, Knights, Heraids, &c,
prepared 10 proceed 70 the Tournament.
Enter Ulrick.
Emperess ITO Ulrick Why wait We for the Coun
what delays heri
This day is delicate tc her; for her
we are convened; and GENES she last cf alll
Ulr-Madam, she Graves your favor for this pause.
Believe tis no remissness, bat mischance,
Betards her. Dosbsless, she will come anon.
Emp-Anon. my Lordi Amos 10 not our time
For friepds.to greet -, when they sunaoa ~.
Morning herald., 1839-12-11
SCENE ia room in the Castle.


Ulrck. At lengh-the day almost arrived that
brings
The tournament, whose issue brings to her
consort for her state-she yields me audience
Is it for loss of Huon she has pinned,
And kept herself forbddinsly alone2
If so, why give his hand to Catherine!
This is a mystery, the which the more
ttry to sound, the deeper doth it grow;
While surmise after snrmise rises, as
Report succeeds report Of high exploits
Achieved by this unknswn ad venturer,
Who now stands next the Empress chief in place,
That even he and Huon the same!
Should it be so, and he should come along,
What then the issue of her meeting with him!
This revolve, and with a troubled heart,
That sees no end to its perplexity. Looks off ]
How changed she is! Her fiery eye is quench'dl
Her head its naughty carriage hath abated,
Her cheek is bcggared of its pridefu flush.
Enter Countess-a parchment in her hand.
Countess. have perused the testament, my lord,
Carefully, word for word, and soons mention,
Either directly or by implication,
&a Touching the quality of him may win me.
DIR No, none is made; slight omission only.
Countess Yet space enough to let my will creep
through.
Yen say, my lord, you have made proclamation
OF this fair passage far and wide!
U1r lhave.
Countess And now expect the Empress9
Ulr. Yes.
Morning herald., 1839-12-11

Countess Bat she has
Thou hast made merchandise,
Most shameful merchandise, of thy allegiance
Broken oaths as tiny shells which at q touch
Do fall TO powder!
Huon- Broken oaths!
Countess Yes, oaths!
Thy life was all one oath oi lave 10 me,
Sworn to me daily, hourly, by thine eyes,
Which, when they saw me, ightened up as tho
An angels presen did enhance their sense
That have seen their very color change,
Subliming into lines past earthliness.
Talk Of the adj jurati n of the tongus- -
Compare loves name, a sound which any lie
May p pc, a BREATH with boiy 1--we itself'
Thoa'rt not forsworn, because thou tookst no
l,athi
O! they did turn thy Iighfsst words TO oaths,
youcnins the burden Of love fraught soul!
Telling tale which my young nature caught
With interest So deer, was conn q by heart
Before knew the fatal argument
Huon, I charge thee quit the service oil the En-,
Huon-'Twere against all honor ono; tp'e''
Huon-- T were ngrattuds.
Countess-Ingratitude, for what
Huon-- She had advanced me
Past my deserts.
Countc,s- No. deny II, MOI
Not es1al to them Ne, Thy golden deeds
She has repaid with ti7sel!
Ulrics tenteringl Please you, nr'
The Empress summons YOU
Counties You are not goingl
Hucn-My presence is commando.
Countess Are you goingi
Ulr-My lordl
Huon-- come.
Countess You are going, thcni
Huon- must u"
Countess-You must7 Then sc Go, and farewell 70
Morning herald., 1839-12-11

C.,h- ~ Can't yss 60 further, cir
Try If you can. Lovers de- miracles
IT'S SAID they do, never saw them 'noug"'
Nor met with those that did.
Sir O. Whefe - oai "'"e's
Cath-Here
Where er she is; or no where, where you are.
Have you Mistress there your mistress 10,
Were shs al one end of the world and you
At the other. k. II ,,
Sir r. Ay, were she IN sho'ner worio!
Carh--Whv, what's the matter with SIR RupertI
The gentleman gone mada think myself
A stefllse lover but taks no oatn,
Your thought Of mistress!
SirR- vnaiIy
Precious peculiar, not to be supplied;
Once with yoar beng joined, part Of It
For ever
Cath Humph ana you Deheve, pit NuPer,
You have met with such thing
SirR- have.
Cath And where!
c. ~~.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

EXPRESS MAIL With wondrous condtscrnsion and
kindness, nave been permitted to enjoy the privilege
Of au express mail between New Orleans and Nanh-
villa. When the mail to Louisville from this
city, accomplishing the distance in five days. the pos
mge chnrgad was IS cents, triple postage
1t is time, the Express very frequently failed, and
letters pre- quo the qud had been paid were some ten
and even days in finding their way their place
Of destination y:t it certain than the slow
mail, and tho imposition having pay for promised
benefit that not realised, submitted to, without
much compliant, when the express whrawn, but
upon the application Of numerous persons in this city.
md Nashville, it permitted to be continued from
New Orleans to Nashville, the original postage for the
whole route was continued. lfreguerty observed
and dependence might be felt in it's certainty, even
though it be heavy tax to pay for small benefit.
But the imposition is felt, and is annoying when
the postage is demanded in ADVANCE and the express
fails to comply with its part of the contract. There
should be different regulation of the charges OIL this
The express has been suspended one half of the
way, but the triple postage is continued, when the
whole distance performed The fact is i, should not
be required in advance, il demanded in advance the
difference should be paid back charged to the office
receiving IT, whunever the letters do not reach their
destination in the required time.
1t is hardly worth while to call attention this sub.
jcct. MIR. Kendall does think i, worth while to
look to his depar.ent. Ills cares alone awakened
and alive the subject of Locofocoism, and the per.
pstuaton of Van Bureniam.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

the duties now required Of him BY existing ordi-
nances, provided they DO not inconsistont with the
provisions Of this; and he may, with the npproba.
ton Of the committee Of streets and landings, en-
plcy, whenever in their opinion tho public inter-
ests require it, suitable person to assist him in
the performance Of his duties, with salary not
exceeding ono hundred dollars per month.
6.-Be it further ordained, That the first, second
and third sections Of "an ordinance creating tho
Office of deputy surveyor and prescribing his du.
ties" approved 231 May, 1886, be, and they arc
hereby repealed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The resolutions allowing the District Attorney
sertan sum Of money for certain services, intro
duccd at tho meeting Of the 9th instant, being in
order, was taken into consider ration, and after dis
cussion, motion rejected.
The Report of the Special Committee, made at
the sitting othe 9Th, in relation to resolutions for
the relief Of the New Orleans and Nashville Rail
Road. being next in order, was, on motion, post.
poned.
The following Resolutions, introduced at the
same sitting, were taken up, and, on motion, a.
dopted:
Resolved, That from and after this date, any
Commissary Collector, of the different branches Of
the Revenue, or Officers of Police of this Munich
pality, shall be prohibited from being engaged in
any business, in which any part Of his time may bo
required to diminish his attention to tho duties of
| his office.
Resolved, That any Of the aforesaid off cars
found in contravention 10 this Ordinance, shall
be Immediately discharged from office.
| On motion of Mr.. Rogers, tho rules hcing dis.
pensed with, it was
Resolved, That the Commssary is hereby in.
structed to notify the owners of all uninclose lots
as we'll as Of those which may be in want of filling
up, between the Leycc and St. Marc and Robert
son streets, in the First Ward of the Second NUM-
cipaity, to havo the enclosed by the first Of
June next, and the filling done by the LIST Of Octo.
Der, undcr penalty Of one hundred dollars and in
case Of noncompliance, the Surveyor is hereby
authorised to have the said work done within thirty
days after the lin ted time, at the expense of the
| proprietors thereof.
On motion, the Council adjourned TO Tuesday
next, the 18th May, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
| JOHN GIBSON,
| Secretary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Ourrr y,crop,, ANN urp l,n,re or 11o.,y
W. ,.,:. IT,, sha,, ,,',.. ,:',
we oel'eVe 'h"' H. suction mackeh=e OF Li'erpool'
is the gossip for the New York STAR and indus
.p,,o.. Ill, a a;x ao, .. a., ,,;,,:.u,, 49,. Lila
s " ' .e " ny 5y INV "
net There is not particle of Court scandal or Green
room talk that escurr him. lie is ever "wde axe
md Inns mn evs fir even ,; In literary not,ers lie
~ .r ~7%iIfGs~.. :,..,. ::
is up WIN inc ume' ana lie does not ofie 'o"'se Ill
long and prosy politicall specula,;o,s .rh. sums
nm the moviugs md doinps az D. nj md the Min
is"y' anu I,'p'c'eS Us we" as "'e oes'' anu most
learned Ihehan OF them ALL
We relish his e tiers far their variety and the insich,
,her rive into cn,r,,er oe ,hoso ,ose ,,os aro f,
iinr but of whose individuality we have little know
ledge there degree OF spice in the petit scan
dal he r,to;ls which 10 nu;,. hon him. For instance
~. :u
'e 'o.'o"'s WIN give s"''e io." u es"ee" VIZ cou''
and the girtishness OF Engands pnssant Monarch
,., ,r, m ro,n
49, Lt'e'f"o'' !""'e" ~ 'o'''
The scan mag alluded to i'll my letter OF 18th, has
exploded and the tale is this Lady Flora Hat'ngs Is
IN the suite OF the Duchess OF Kent This young lady
through weakness OF habit, got s,Helled in her person.
ana some one concluded that she waa awkwardly con-
ditoned, adding that Sir James CLARK. the physician
was the gallant. me Queen heard the story saw lhe
alteration in the ladv's SIZE md hastily sent mes
sage forbddng her to appear in her presence and ano
Their message to the Duchess of Kent desiring the pro-
higate 10 he seHt away. Lady Flora asked why she
was not to approach the Queen the answer plain
~ given, and the lady Flora tainted, eAclainng " that
this should be said OF a Hastings"
She instantly sent for her brother, fhe Marquis OF
Hastings, and the Duchess OF Kent denand'ng all nu
dience OF the Queen, asked who had spoken The cann-
| ny. 1t was traced to Sir James Clark. The Que IN
seeing matters grow serious, consulted Lord Melbourne
and the Lord Chancellor. The Duchess Ht hent nd,
vlsed with the Speaker who rtcommendedher to eau
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Death cfthe Hon. Luther Laurence The melancholy
cien which terminated tic life Of the Hon. Luther
Mayor Of the city of Lowell aud brother Of tho Hon. Abbot
Laurence member of Cong from Massachusetts, thus
noticed in the Lowell Patriot
"Mr Laurence. in company with friend into the
building recently occupied tho planning mill which is now
fitting up for extensive mill The wheel pit, Called
open and explained his friend how the chinery
operate he caught his foot in rope. which extended
the egdc ofthe opening and prccirated head
most distance OF sixteen feet in perpendicular descent
his head coming in contact with tho curb wheel at
te bottom Of the pit. He Immediately taken out shock
ngly mangled and perfectly ensees The medical aid
coled,hu he lived only about half hour" Mr. Law
distinguished member Of the bar Of Mddesex
and has held responsible public Offices one of which vas
Speaker Of tho House Of representatives
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

SHOCKING CALAMITY-A slip from the Norfolk Bea-
con, contains account of dcporable disaster fur
nishsd by letter from the Frying Pan Shoals dated
18th ulr. which communicates the intelligence Of the
drowning Of Capt C. Gardner, of the schooner WASH
ington, of Norfolk and four hands, who were out in
their boat laying anchor for the purpose of preser-
ing the schooner which had struck on the shoals
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
Card.
LI7HOGRAPIfIC ESTABLISH-
NE r, So MAGAZINE STREET.,
IsI)S

10 PRINTED At the shortest Notice, in The most
elegant manner, in Black Colored INKS, on Enamel
led, White Flake, or Plain Ihced CARDS, and
Prices rery reasonable TRUE AMERICAN OF
F1CE, corner ofPoydras and st. Charles SITS.
Sererni New and Beautiful Founts Of Type hare
Just been aGlied 10 he Establishment.
Orders receired at Compiling Room, 81. Charles
Erchn"ge 3rd door from Gravier st.,or The Printing
Oflce eo,n<r ofPoydras Il ST. Charles streets.
N0p1-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Nor SLow.-As a train of cars passing along one
Of the railroads few days since, under full headway
the train from house he was about passing, waving
her hands and exhibiting great anxiety lest the train
should go by without stopping. Surprising that her
errand was important, he checked the locomotive and
moved slowly along until the old woman (who had run
hurscf nearly out of breath) gradually approached
within hang distance "Wtll, marm," cried the con-
.e DO %e replied the
know if You want TO buy any squashes!'' The way
the steam was put the locomotives for the five
miles was n caution to land turtles. -Boston Trans
criDf.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

1t shall he nj the option Of the winners of prizes of
bank Stocks either take the stock itself the par
+ alue thereof in cash.
MODE or DRAWING.
100000 tickets from to n0"'0, will I've put in
e;;her, and 200 prizes. with tue anks, in another
t9eary number prz blank i'll be drawn until all
hers zes dcterroinei, i.ayir the balance of num-
the whecl-binnks,
n the above Lottery will be received Mt the
Cannon 81, the Verand h, corner of st. Charles and
,,enns "nse's, and al No. lOi Chartres street, New
country post promptly orwardsd Orders from the
l 81 ;;a,s r id, CONTAINING rsmances for the nuns
''' u sCuN irired pa9:%.Ssei to
tx HAMILTON, New Orleans.
such passeng as llbe provided take to Florida
Lrowinr may he DESTROYS TO witness the
Jacksonvil.a, Fla, Az ,o,o
"OlSTING WHE"",,,', 'oo ~ -u-.-nay
so,e hv luction, in frames complete, for
NAV 2-4,pd J OFT,
~ i,,,,,v r ~ 49, mn TvoIi Circls
(T soi hv 90 in bales and bundles, for
n,ava ,SAAC BRIDGE & Co.
oc1pEnN MN FS--, l3i Mag nzine st
= Bedford brand for salo boxes spsrm CSna.s
z~0p 177577 -,,50 loxa. 1874 Magazine s.,
lumrs ST various bran 8 5, II =, 8! s and pound
n,,vo BRIlds and qualities, for sale by
- TN. ~, 5i7i1, I)GE Il Co, ia Magazine at
= Can't lA-First Judicial District
Jean l}apste Col,
The cession of the insuli vs; Ills creditors. ..
accented hv the Cnut FIR fents property having been
II ia ordered hat mccn, the benefit Of his creditors
nace NJ The o,;ce ofVrt Of hs said creditors do take
on Monday, the 18th 81, ro9loh' Esq. notary public,
NJ. for the purpose of Nay, instant nj ~ o'clock,
insoIvcnt and in tho eliberoting the affairs Of said
against his person deantme Al judicial proceedings
Witness the Hon. "" I' y "fs s.ayen
Court aforesaid, this j. ~. n ,;n Judge OF tho
may1 st 'ay, ,'''
ETAT DE-: La 5,rTST1yI5 - -T.--7 = - ---
Ia District juliciair -A''h-.oef du Premier
Jean BaptistC, ali, r.us
La ccsson de la ' oo!'a 70 F"S NrGanriers-
accentGe par la Coop,euu ~ '':ol'ahe ayont etc
c,ennciers orr ne qu'uhe ACKNOWLEDGMENT des dts
d, vain M Nv leu lurdi lie - Mai courant a dix
nnbj; aG A.. ~ eau de VictGr Fouion Esq. poteir.
e nenint va ibcrcr sur les afares du dit insolvable
nsrsonre So smps tous process judciarss conre ga
Tsmn;n lmrroprletc sunt suspen,lncs.
d;,c Cn'r 60 honorable 4. NJ. Buchanan Jugs de. la
NV 'o"' 'eler Mai. 1889.
mo r. LIE BLANC
Deprte Gre1ier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
The New York correspondent of the National Intel.

The New York correspondent of the National Intel.
igencer says:-
The British Queen will start far this city in June,
perhaps before The Great Western Company are pre-
pairing 10 build iron boat larger than the Great Wes
tern. The Great Western Company have divided per
cent for the past year. She has passengers engaged
enoug Tito fill her well up for many trips. In her next
tip she is expected TO bring on, some of the British
Swiss Tourists, who climb Alpine heights, and out
walk French diligences. There is for Them in West
en- Virginia, undiscovered louristland even Am
orleans wot not Of: These steam ships turn
here the great tile Of English travel. The price of
passage must and will 60 down. for the packet ships
are leading the way.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

( ANrI-MArRIMoSIAL.-AM Mrs. Eleanor Knowles, of
Perrysburg Ohio, few days since arrested and
Imprisoned suspicion Of having killed her husband,
John Knowles, by administering arsenic to him. The
Coroners jury pronounced her guilty Of that otrocious
act, and sha was fully committed for trial.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
TIE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED BI JOHN a:lEBsON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
VI, w OR LEANS
THURSDAY NJ AY 2, 1889.

10 Persons who do not receive their papers regu'
larly, will please let it be known at the Counting Room
Of ST. Charles and Gruvier Streets The rregu-
larity shall be remclied possible Punctu-
atty may he relied
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

We have Louisville dates Of the 25th Of April. No
change in the market, except IN the artic" of Wskey
sold on the Oath at IS lic.-Cofee, H. l2a "a, r.
III 4;-Flour s575;-NIolassos 45c.;-Sugar III
Tobacco SO 80; 8 e.50; $50 7,5t;-Whiskay
from wagons 43. Six feet inches water in the chan.
mel, and falling.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Strong efo'ts made to suppress Lady Buwer's
novel Cheveley but they were unavang. 1t has been
put press. The new lord should have been wiser
than to wivc blue.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02
C0MllAERClAL.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


CLEARANCEs.
sasr Rnhsrs Matris. Pe,hin. H.vrs. In Gnle
y shp C,.h.tias, Ksnn. Liverpool. r Gamble
ss 81: s s s. s 'syss. %
ARRIVALS
III sS "a s5s sss May I, 1880
schs Clara, Ecscl from Frauklin Attskspas Mas
sshr tDiad.m. Daring. fiom Grand Gallon to tho MAJ.
s,saner Fo.moss, Robertson. from Illinois
ssee.ns, Nor,na. Hsyecod. FROM opeionse.
Steamer Washington, streck. .fton, Lafourche.
EXPORTS.
ship Robert Norris Cargo 1877 bales cot.
LIVERPOOL. ship cs,hari Cargo 1876 bales cotton
RIO DE JANElii6 Per Gfis corn,hsn Cargo s,sa Dbl.
.,cnsosu ssst :.s, Nile. Id, and s,.t, to-
bacco, 4ibls and 3 terees beef 90 I67 ID. pork
% bales moss. 40 empty cusks.
IMPORTS
FRANKLIN Per sh. Clara Cargo. 80 nd, sugar. sbl. mo-
lassee, Rarkcr Il Lynch aud IN sster.
GRAND GALLON Fsr :ehr Dadem Cargo, s. nd. ,ue.r
81 bis and 10 tie ces molasses, and 10 bales
s RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Illinois Per formosa. Cargo 273e sack, corn
sss.s s sc ~ F,.:sn' So SLOAN b. hos HI..
iosa.,, Te;rs Denassas bs.ls DO, Il hsn @s
Law.eneebursP s.enmer Commodore. Cargo COS hds
bacon 900 bic pork. 1899 kegs lard, Dunn.
Opetouses Per steamer Norma. Careo lids sugar. 850OO
horne and 55 hslss cotton Toedano los do Lambeth
Thompeou u do. Kirkman Alternately Hanna % do Rick
o.. Hadley Davis do Mouren CO. 90 do A Rivar
die CO. % do Adam.& Whi,alI. rolls leather Ma
terse ~
i.ourehe. ,.esme, s,on-csrco 4s I'D. sugar
- bis molsses. hale cotton, Galloway II hds sugar
es.y Laufens 62 lids sugar. and bales Bosert
- hds aveas lambeth Thomnson a3 lids sugar hIs mo
49,. s'n%dsr MeKen". Wright "a bis moa'.e' Co
soan " holes cotton. Rvardie T. co. S pieces castings
Ieed. 7hhds and Dbl sugar. bis molasses for 70 shipment
~ bslss moss owners board.
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Commodore. Col C Morgan Capt seliek 70
roman. Downs Edmonson Glass Morton ot,zelI Mrs By
tsgteu family, Mrs Wimder famiy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Bulwer has written play called Richlt,u, which in
ten days passed through five editions.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

A large portion Of the village of Ogdensburgh has
been destroyed by fire.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

Our Cincinnati dates arc of the 24t-Sugar a a.
Molasses so 55;-WhiskSy 40 80 l.2-Bulk Pork
hog round, IA -2;-Bacon round, LA 8 3
III ANS 10 10 Is.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

u The receipts of the sale of the tickets will he de-
posted in the Canal Union, Carroion, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans, in the of
the Trustees and the properties transferred TO the above
mentioned Commissioners, unncumbered, for the secu-
rity of tlse fortunate prize holders.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

DR.. Iluet of Philadelphia, has prosecuted Russell
Jarvis, sditor of the World, for libels,he having
charged the Doctor with picking pockets and running
constitutions.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

GOO PRIZES, rs fOllOws
Prize-That magnificent three story brick
building, known as the ARCADE,
in Magazine street. measuring 2S6
feet inches lines Gu Magazine st.
lag feet inches Gravier street,
aud lOl feet il inches on Matches
ST. This building produces now
rent OF S7 ,0OO per annunl, and being
in the most loHrisl,ing part Of the
city, opposite three banks, and in
the imm 'date n"shborhood of tho
st. Cha,es and the City Hotels.
Its rents will, inn very few years BIZ
increased TO fifty thousand dollars
per unnum. Estimated at 81 1000
Prizc-Thnt elegant four STORY brick build.
lug known as The CITY HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated ut
the corner of Gimp and Common sig,
measuring lG2 feet on Common a.,
and lag feet 10 inches on Camp st.
This building rents GOV for 5000
and being in the most central part
the city, can shortly be increased
mum. Estimated at $5oo,ooo
Prize-'rhe three story brick dwelling
house, No. 80 Nnchez street,
adjoining the Arcade, rented at l2
bundled dollars. Estimated at $,00C0
Prizs-Thc three story brick dwelling
house. No. IS, adjoining No. 20, OF
Nachez street, rented at twelve
hundred dours. Estimated at $200N0
! rrize-The three story brick dwelling
house. No. l6, adjoning No. 10, on
Natchez ST. rented at twelve humid
red dollars. Estimated at $4,000
Prize-The dwelling Ihouse No. 90 north.
east corner of Basin ant, Custom.
house Streets measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, 40 feet front on
Franklin street, by l27 feet depth ON
Cust0mhnuse street, rented ut ff.
teen hundred dollars. Estimated at $4,000
Prize-Jhe dwelling house No "a south
west corner of Basin street, meas
uring 80 feet inches on Basin st,
~ feet inches on Franklin street,
ny l27 feet lOa inches depth On Gus
tomhouse street; rented fifteen
hundred dollars. Estimated ut 100000
] PriZc-The two story brick dwelling house
No. 339 Royal street, between
Ursuline and Hospital streets, meas
,lrinG ~ feet inches on Royal n,
by l27 feet II in hes in depth; rent
<ssH ed at $1,000 per annun,.
|. r;,. Estimated at $4,000
H-250 shares Canal Bank stock, at
/ priv 500 each, $4,000
te--200 shares Commercial Bank stock
,p,s' 800 each, seoOOO
izs-i50 shares Mechanics and Ira
- ders' Bank stock, mt 500 each, $4,000
2sprizes of 100 shares each, City Bank, 3OooO
q rrizes Of 50 q = Exchange 10000
s Prizes Of % " = GINS Light. 5000
20 Tiairr, 5000
- Prizes Of 10 " =" Louisiana State, $4,000
900 Prizes ot Q Gus Light, 5000
2pO Prizes OF " " Bank Of Orlsans, 10000
pO Prizes of | " " Union Bank Of
Florida, $4,000
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-02

MIR. John s. McClung, of st. Charles county, No.
was instantly killed on the LIST instant by being struck
on the head by branch Of tree he had just feed.
TN Y SIN.
You mean by branch of tree which was Just
faAinp,