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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
Newport Brewery for sale

NOR SALE, that valuable Estate known
b by the name OF the NEWPORT BREW
ERY. The lot fronts on Thames street 81
feet, and on Brewer street 26ll feet On
the lot is large aud convenient Brewery,
with two first rate malt rooms aud KUN, sui
iiclcnt to carry off 200 bushels of gram per
week, with coppcrs aud coolers sufficient to
make 1000 bb.s. OF beer per year 1t has
two large and never failing fountains OF pure
soft water. The malt rooms, coolers, NC.
are nearly new and are IN complete order
Attached to the Brew house Is n large yard
with sheds. &c. The Estate will be- sold en-.
tire, or the Brewery separate from the lot on
| Thames street, as may SUIT purchasers. a
good and perfect trlc will he given by the
subscriber, ns trustee. Also for salc, the
casks, bbls, &c. belonging to the establish.
mrnt, amounting 10 about 600 II not pre-
vlously disposed of, it will be offered at nuc-
ton on Wednesday, Aug. 2lst, at | o'clock
\ 4. NJ. For terms &c. apply 10
:. +. GARDNER, Trustee.
l Newport, June l3, ls39.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
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Nte Creanl, Confectionery
AND
S&WwH SCORE

'HNilE subscriber respectfully announces n
the Ladies aud Gcntlenicn OF Newport
aud v'clnlty, that he has fitted up the House
aud Store, No. l0i, Thames street, next south
ot Mr.. James llammond's, where he viii bc
happy to supply them with any thing M hIS
| line. a. Chsnp rs can be obtained nj any Store
! or PLACE ~ Newport lie viii fhake Hnd
cell HE CREAM warranted as good az
/ the best that can be obtained IN Newport, or
~ the State of Rhode Island, at the reduced
prlce Of 90 2 cts. quarf, sent to rny part
of the town tree ui expense. Pic VIII also
sell ~ tickets. every one 10 produce an leo
\ Cream, for One D5iiy, warranted p'ro
cream. or no sale. Gentlemen and Ladics
not wishing n quart. send a half pint glass
and they shall have II filed for 20 CENTS
/ Families, Parties, &c. can be supplied with
IIcg CRrANs, CAeEs, Pastry, &c. sent to any
part Of the town, free Of expense. i have
recently returned from New York with
great assortment of BASKETS, Of oil de-
'scrpilons, Toys. Ency articles, &c.
Iadic, aud Gentlemen wishing 10 spend an
hour or two. To eat an rec Cream, Cakes, &c.
Will please call at the door above the Contec-
iIonaty. ~ Frank street, whore they will hnd
rooms fitted up IN The Dcatest style FOR their
reception.
CANDIES - CENTS A POUND.
n. B.--lcc Creams, eddIng Cakes, Pastry,
&c. made ~ Oldcr at the shortest notice by
| ALEXIS MENACE.
! Lad,cJ and Gentlemen wishing lump ~
Ice to cool th'lr butter, or make glass "f
l,munsdc, shall have the same free o. cost'
application 10 above. " "-onos'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

The U. $. ship Natchez, mounting
81 guns, Ben amin Page, Jr. Esq. com
mandcr, arrived at New York on Mon
Gay NIGHT. from Il cruise of several
wears in the West Indies and Gulf oi
Mexico, in which seas she has ctlcctc
m,nv essential services. She is last
from Pensacola.
The last cruise of the Natchez was
among the West India islands; from as
far to windward rs st. Bartholomew s.
She has now brought home number
of officers, scamcn and marines OF the
squadroh of Com. Shubrick-ihc former
for tic purpose of undergoing an ex'
animation for promotion, and the latter
having completed their terms of service.
She will probably be dockcd, and
undergo repairs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
TO ElEE'E

find possession gicen Immediately,
-EtuI THE lower part OF House
G3T::n& in Charlcs.strcet, containing
AaTjiiM rooms OH the floor. Likewise
t3 the Shop adjoining--an excel.
lent stand for Grocery. Possession given
the first day of Octobcr--now improved by
Robert Scatlc.-Enquire Of
July 25.r ABRAHAM BARKER.
I ARD.--20 Kegs Lard just received and for sale by
- T.. f. d w NEWTON.
July 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

CMOKED sALMON--Just received aud for sale by
- T.. 4. Il w NEWTON.
July 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
p a p e r.
J 4 vi ES IL a nj vi o y ID,

30 rcams Amcs' best Letter Paper.
% " 2nd quality do DIV (lined,
81 fine Foolscap blue shade,
pink Letter Paper,
Is cheap Writing Paper, very good,
10 fine lined DO do do
ALSO, broken, or outside Paper rcams
very good writing aud letter paper, for sale
at less than half price, and nearly as good iol
use as the perfect.
On hand, French, American and EnglIsI
Letter Paper, English and American Foll'
Poet and FoolScap, Envcloping, Note, Tissue
and BlolIng Paper, for sale 10y
July II. JLtIES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
BOOKS MTSSIN

NXTIOEVER has borrowed copy Of tho
w Pilgrims Progress. with Pictures-o
Hawthorne Twice told Tales--w confer q
very great favor by returning them TO The owner
in BRoAD STREET.
July %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
To Carpenters.

n u. WEEDEN has Just received lot of
". NEW BENCH AND MOULDING
PLANES, winch he offers for sale at tho
manufacturers prices.
! N.B--All orders for Planes Of any de
scrlplion promptly executed. July VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
Executors Notice.

'uNIlE subscriber Executor of the last WIll
u aud Testament Of Sarah Grccnc, late ol
Mlddc,own, deceased, widow. having gwen
bonds us the law requires for the faithful DIS.
charge ol the duties oi SAID trust, quests aIl
persons having claims agdins, ih" Estate oi
srid deceased, to present them Tor adjustment
and those indebted 10 u axe immediate pay
mcut to DANIEL BEBEE, Encior.
Mddlctown. July ~. Ic;D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

nTARD BRANDY-Ninc years old-ior sale by
~ T.. 4. ~ W. NEWTON.
JnlN o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

BORT Wine sulcfio, quality, Tor IA. by
l.. H. a ". SGwroN.
Jub -.
[ p\NiStI SIgtRs .cUo spanish '.Hta, vniuu
- qrliti,, ton.t tC.' ,h,t, hf .a.' O..
ai. L. l. I a. N .,twI,S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

O\FSrGAR. .--l00 ioavc. treble refined Loaf sugar
n iust received and iur sale Icy
July ~. y W NEWTON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

An attempt was made to rob the
. Traders Bank, in this place, on Thurs
day night last. The villain had bored
a number of holes in the shutters,
both in front and rear of the building
with the intention no doubt of drawing
the bolts from the windows to gain an
cntrance-but was alarmed before ac-
complishing his object, by gentleman
who lodged in the building, and escaped,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

Mn. j. N. BELLOWS gave lecture
in this place on Tuesday evening last,
on the Education of Boys" His first
lecture, il will be recollected, was Oh
the 4" Education of Females.") Ii was
very respectfully attended, and like the
first, gave the utmost satisfaction to all
present. We do not rccollect when
we have been more highly interested
aud gratiiied than OH Tuesday evening.
The Importance of u correct education
was clearly and happily illustrated, and
had we room we should be pleased
to give the substance Of his lecture
more at length.
After he had concluded, he made
known his purpose ofopening an Acadc-
my here, and with a view of giving
greater satisfaction, called upon all the
gentlemen present who felt desire
that such school as he proposed should
be established, to remain after the au-
dicncc had retired, and recommend or
fix upon such terms as they believed
would be for the best interest of all
conccrncd.-AccordingIy number Of
gentlemen remained, and after consid-
cradle consultation, concluded upon the
terms of tuition stated in Mr.. B's adver-
tscment. Though they were well
aware that the terms fixed upon by them
were much lower than at similar schools
elsewhere, they nevertheless deemed it
advisable not to recommend higher-to
which Mr.. b. checriully assented.
The Academy, it will be seen opens
OH Wednesday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

Opposition is he iCe Of business.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

We can. ~ was vain 70 hope tina, coed will siways
come nnl!ated sd ieFeirs u deciding Whst vote 10
give on this quest be look the hill a. ,pAoie and
found J, maaly sdvaatsseous TO The State. NJ was
about t. vote 70 carry splvdd measure Of internal
lnProvce n tho completion Of which was amply srcu.
.ed With these views Mr. G. thought il was his duty
to vote for The motion 10 persist. -
NJ. GUlON remarked that he was opposed 10 the
policy of'hwarti"g the will Of the majority; and would
tnnresore vote to persist, although he originally voted
against tie whole BILL He made this statement 10 avoid
thu semblance Of inconsistency He agreed that The
question was now whether the majority or minority
should govern. He considered il his duty to suppoi,
the fundamental principles Of government, anil to
support the majority against the "doub If the gov
The votes being counted appeared tina, 81 Ind vo
yea to persist and against. The motion was congo.
quentiy lost.
Shonly afterwards Mr. Morr. stated tina, though On
pcsed to the bill and the principles il embraced, ne
w!sne to CIV: the constitutional majority fair chance
OF szpressing IL will and therefore made motion TO
reconsider. which motion was carried and the vote
was AGAIN taken On the motion persist, but with
Ecsult similar to the preceding.
Ito Be cowein.edj
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
THE TRUE AM ERlCAN.
EOsTED nv JossN sss8s0N.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
N r. w ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MARCH %. 1889.
Eo.rED NY ye.ss asssoN.

SUPREME CoURT.-The Senate laid the nomination.
Of r. Garland and q. Derbgny Esqs, to b. judges o,
the Supreme Court indefinitely the table on the last
night Of the session. this precludos the possibility Of
filling the two vacant Offices in the court ~ the e,ecu.
tive. is in fact defeating and nulliyng The law r.,
Gently passed. increasing the number Of judges to FIVE,
lhe minority in the Senate, by waiting and watching,
became the majority and carried their pont, They
have done all in their power to break down The court
and have we'll nigh effected it. 1t is not exported the
two judges recently appointed to fill the vacancies in
the bench will hold their commissions when they &C.
cepted them on the express understanding that the
bench was to consist Of five judges. II they resign no
others at all qualified will take their places and subject
themselves to the dark nquisition of the Senate and
be snoered in the conclaves Of that bodv after
h'vng devoted themselves to the duties Of their s,a
tions.
we must say the governor has been extremely tardv
IN making the nominations. 1t was bad policy to wait
until the very close Of the session. when every thing
was in confusion. Some apology may be found in re-
at'on 10 one Of the nominees in the extraordinary con.
duct Of the Senate; but why were no, all four sen, in
together! Finally, when the two last nominations
were made, Mr. Derbigny was improperly sen, in a.
one Of the nominees. He was in fact Ineligible having
been Ermbsr Of the Legislature that passed the law
creating the Office. lie was also on the spo, and d
not desire the Office.
We learn also that no district judge has been an.
pointed 10 the fourth judicial DISTRICT in place Of the
Hon. Thomas J. Cooley, resigned. Here is a d,,r;c,
which will be entirely without judge or court for ,le
next twelve months. There has not psrhaps, been an
instance of such gross negligence and injustice done
towards district aud the people Of the State generally
than these movements Of the Senate,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
W sail !nnctually every Monday from each mort,
en- first class Ships, consisting Of
Ship NnshriUe, Captain Wood,
Arka"sas, Captain E Dennis,
Atsbama Captain Z Berry,
Orleans. Captain Sears,
Vicksbarg, Captain Bunker,
laHaeea, Captain Ashley.
NaskriAe, Cautain " God.
Loxisa, Capt.in Truman.
OeOsee, Captain Lyons.
Oc~xAgee. Captain l.eavi,s.
JNeW SAip - Captain Woodhouse.
Ner sap - Captain Nichols.
he a'ose chips all Of ll,e first GLASS; coppered
and copper fastened, and built in New York ex.
P'ess'y Tor this tra3a,hcy Of light draught Of wa.
tcs and almost invariably cross the bar without eten.
ton " "''o> '"'~'''
These packets arc commanded hy Captains we'll ex.
peenced in the trate and will always exert themselves
to accommodate. They will alw avs he lowed up and
down tho river and will promptly sail as advertised
They have handsomely furnished tons and
stores Of The first qualify will always be furnished and
every attention paid the comfort aud sa,isfnc lion Of
passenger
The price Of the cabin is hzed at &c., without wine
or liquor.
For further particulars apply to COHEN,
mosSS 80 Common strset
W The ships are not accountable for breakage of
glass, hollow ware marble grani,e cooperage Of tin
or rust q, lion see nor responsible for anv package
OF parcel put on board, unless regular bill Of lae Be
signed therefor, at the Office Of the agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

CARD.
ISIS DAVENPDRT'S Guardians have the honor
" Of announcing that they have tuken tho ST. Louis
miniature Theatre, for the purpose Of Introducing to
me citizens Of Orleans that extraordinary juvenile Ac,
ress' as there is probability Of her returning to Eu.
ripe 1"nng the ensuing summer. She will appear on
tuesday evening, 2s,h March, in Richard MI, and a
new piece written expressly Tor her. called The Man.
ayers Laughter, in which this ustonis ing child s,,s
ta!ns characters besides her own, and tlancus iii.
Hishland Fling. Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport will also
a,gear to support Miss Davenport on this OCCASION
81, Louis HOte1 Churajov A.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

TINE CAsr.-On Wednesday, Mr.. Booth was received
ae fa fhsater, with tho utmost enthusiasm by large
aad fashionable audience We have never seen him se,
better IN many Of the trying scsnes Of Richard iii.
Tho shoe play wcnfer we'll, and ihe house evidently
ross from the representation, satisfied that Mr. Boot,
had fully mai tanned his lofty stand 40 ono Of the first
tragedians Of tho day.
Tc-nisht, he appears ia his hvore character of Dir
Giles oveusaeh, being his last appearance bu, two hi,
se asOn,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

II has ben suggested, that a Memorial be forthwith
prepared Tor sgn'tnres. soliciting the Governor to con-
'sne m extra session Of the Legislature.
When It !" considered, that besides the appointment
Of two Judges Of the Supreme Count, Judge for the
Fourth District, is to be made, and besides the Nash
vile K" Road, many other important measures
are imrerousy required, the trouble md expense Of
an Extra Session, is but triaing objection to urge
against the suggestion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
METARIE JOCKEY CLUB
RACES,

WE Spring Meeting, for 1889, over tho ae,sr
Course, will commence the last TUESDAY, 26t
March, nnd continue six days. First day, sweepstake,
or years ODDS, two mile heats entrance 5000 for.
fait, 925D, nine Subscribers:
J. Moon'fert Wells names chi Beaswins, BY Levi.
ACC 8 Farrar.
Jerry. .""' y
4.H A Tavloe.
1. $: Minor Ken"er,g Gseydoc. b, Medoc, d"m Gray
&c 6: Ira Smith, Maria Duke, by Medoc dam Cherry
Z: S Garrison, 9 Altor. by Fylds, dam by viz.
8. VIM r Barrow, oh Picayune, by Medoc,
, y. James Shy, c Curculio. BY Medoc, dam by
Same day. match b.tween the noted .ro,,ing hor.es
o6,OD. W.
Second Day-Jotkey Club Purse, 9so,, two mile
heats.
Same Day-Sweeps,akes for gentleman riders, s~
mile heats, entrance $50, the soprietors add silver
cup o. the value Of $500.
Third Day-Jockey Club purse @l2Oo, three mile
Fourth Day-Jockcy Club, purse s2OOo. four mile
Fifth Day-Jockey Club purse 600, mile heats, best
Same day-Sweer,.,akes for years old, m;Ie heats.
e"'i Mouas. % ,Sn, $780, seven m;as
lsingamin, Minor kennsr,
T. FnFr0r, w Barrow
Siath Day-Proprietor's Purse, $1,000, three mile
heats. ~
Same Day-A mstch br,weesn the celebrated ,ro,.
for $1,000. p. CENAS
mar 8 Serre,.rv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

s"iss, ,balss s,ssw ksis. ,oss q sssasa esd
fruit 70 Colss 4 co. u rays z MP. Cad.
vel Z Tfsfsst fsail 10 The n~ssst ssA 70
VERA CRUZ Psr ssAr nsl.ses 10 sa,ass 70 .a.-
=, :eh w.,sr w,sA .c.,ao /. ss,r.... % a
schr Orbit. Cargo 80 hbds sugar, 70 o.
Aer. '-'Fa j.
Per brig Caroiss. Cargo. in ballast, TO Tho ms.
A1TSkAfAs; Ter .sht Ase-Carso. ,7e n. mo,...er II
nus ~. sS a.. aud y cords wood, Land. Foatatns
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Rodney Per scamsr Ellen Douglas Caro- u bale. cot,
s s.s,s hess go DO Barhe Watt ass DO, s.eks-r
stanton" iss DO Peyrcaz Areae CO, eal do. Roser,
W.l Tuspis ' ,s'q is DC. ;ss.
sso0din y do: White co. is DO Montgomery, DO
White. d. c,."s S d. f Pou
49, Wm TAYLOR. bxs ~irs Bennett Ferridsy CO
Shreveport Per Athenian Cargo II bs,ss cotton
sSe 20. bales deer skins and hos tu,s. w Chap.
cps". Il do Is as .as
s.nds'ea hH'ks Walt 81 bales cotton rsyroux.
rssburs Per u" s;. a. Afn Mo.c f.. IN
,sad Park l37 HI. dour. Warren CO. 100 d. Adam.
n.ss". go do owner board IS hale bis beef Lands
md IS I'D. bacon" As.;y IS ah.s.y Mao. os
~. pork Isaac Bridge " sair Shannon bro.
cotton. Lawrece Chalmers United states Mi. tom Louis
vile. 70 Ne" orle.ns and in,e.mddia.s landings.
and hds cbaeeo D-yss % key. butte, and Is Il:
eggs HARRINGTON O pigs lead Dosne g hds sobscco
and tons hulk pork, Bogert Hawthorn Bis and 50 kess
kesIev y bis oil aud a5i pigs lead Warren co
lead owner heard J07 sacks cora p Ids
bacon ssd lot bsk pork. Sloas bro.
se amer Washington. Cargo % hds sugar
= o.. ..oasse. Rossn lids and bls nol.ssss.
aadumay ~ lids and s. bIs and S. bis soasses
10 .sgas Henry Law renee. "a hds sssa Yer.
,ei 10 lids bis suxar, 10 his moasses Gou,dae Bev,
bales cotton Lambeth and Thompson hds sueas owner
on hoard Is bis molaaes and bales cotton Brand Ian.
dry. y bic aoIasses Aiain Tremosst.
Tehuta Rrdgewatsr CsrRo SO hsjss cotto.
adams Harwe. 81 do, Asmsus Lake 4 Walker I d. NJ.
eent Ts'pin VISIT. S. w M Real, u d. = DIjssrd;s
a. Holland do, w Cnrtsss. 10 do G Bsehaasa. u do
90. backnes stannn q do Jones, @ do, AAan
Assss co. do nohsos Gooch. 81 do, g n iss DO W
WsEhe do Hall. q do. Prince, las d. Msrrs,s
se.sint. GO: %: w Oakley 30 do, kays Rob.
!sFsyeh Lims ck IS seeks coston seed ios deer ehee
order ~ '' "
6.you 'sh stsamer Levsot Ca-eo 76 hales cotton
L@doux 60. 50 Dr.. Finaehie co. Is DO LAMBETH
Ihompeon io do.to orsr, ~ do. Foiain Rsloeo Dezo.
IT, - 90 nssks Wet CO. . do. w Flower - do. II
Leo " do. Rsandsr. Mckenus Watt n d. do w n Car.
ter. CO. Peysnsx. Arcinel CO. d. Lsue Ftntsi.e "a
10 Aawneel White co. d. . w Oakey DO A Riyas.
oae CO do Caldwell Hickey, do. Jas Avaposs CO.
~ o"1 ofooas, Socomb Richardson co.
PASSENGERS
seoasd NJ Capion. Messrs Thsn Capios, " ooysse Z
Forbes. Il Syssu Mawossh Dr. sulssh.
MEMORANDA
Steamer Norfolk in Lou;sviIse 18th inst, n n o.
i"hoas water in tho Ohio below the asls.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

Tho fDliowing gentlemen presented for Alderman
IN Second Municipality.
LIST WaH-J. H. Caldwell Spencey Glovd. Ia. p
Freret, and - Rodgers.
"a "ah-SamI. J. Peters. T.. Yorke and Lock.
EFT.
81 Wam-B. Whi,ne ,. J.. Hall and F.. W. SeweIl.
CITIZENS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
BUREAU DES COLLECTEURS,
De Ia Seconde Mnnicipslite.
In NOnn>Vp 0ry>u,. II. OK

A WIS au! proPrieaires des voitsrss, dyays, &c.-
Les performances suivantes, seruni sic ement OBJ
services. ~"
Resou-que toutes les fois que 10 Marie ouneya uns
i ce"ce pour des charo,s drays, &c, Ia die lseas
devra etre immediatement endosse snr 10 1os par L.
eoectc"r awe son recn, e, quiconqns Degligesns
dootenr lie dit edossenent ct In recu sur ie dos De Ia
I'cence sera mis- anende de 100 pasre., une Motto
pour "a cite, e Fnntre moi'it pour le dtlateur-Ap-
Prouve, lc2i Dtcehbre, 1881.
l'e meme 'oTdonnance suivnne ,ln Conse de Ia Ole
M1nmipalMc, en- les '".,s suisants. sav"r:
some qu fern courir DIES clarios draws &C. dams Ia
2de Mun'cPa'i!e, sans avor obIenu prtahIsmcn', una
i'crnce pour celia On Marie lie cete VILE, scrnsuic,
'nmends de Is jusqun lNh. de,rs .emande rvani uu-
c"ne cour de jurisdiction snflissan,e. Pou,vn que
toute vo't''.e draw qa; In c lice,ce
seront s"'et ctr. snisi par 10 c"llrctcur dr. taxes
yo'tnres drays &C. on par acn nicies dc In police.
81 dfffnn !"sque Ia sOs.lie aneinc s"i paysc. En-
voye an Marie 10 IA min 1887
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Rceorfe,
W II WHEATON, collce,eur ii. hacks. draws, olpo,
seufs ct pc,its mercers. oOt leos
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
received yesterday, splendid Locomotive, which,
we understand is to BIZ chsistened " The Veto"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

Loss o. ANOTHER GALLANT OSsicsR.--Caplaia
Samuel L. Russell. Of .hs I'd Infantry. while descend
ing ths Miami river TO Fot Dallas. with part OF his
company in open boats fred on by the Indians who
ree an'bushed on slsrs. The voley did not take
eissci-passiag ovsr them. The correspondent Of The
Savannah cossiss, in giving an account Of the affair,
says:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
Il CARD.

CAMP STREET THEATRE
WILLIAM F. JOFlNSON'S FRS, BENEEIT !,
W New Orleans.-Mr. johnson has the honor tn
announce 70 his friends aud the public that on SUNDAY
E,ENlSG, March 24h, his first Benefit in this CITY viii
take place at the Camp Street Theatre when will be
presented the Comedy Of ' ~
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
amer which, for The first time, the Comede,ta Of
DoIS 1ooh NlOIHER KNOW YOU'RE OUT 7
And the Farce Of
TON NODDY'S SECRET
InTSS Ror ykook uo.. 0r..