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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

You have advantages over many of YOUR fell
low countrymen, you citizens of one of N.
most thriving States in the Union; one Containing
me least waste land In proportion 10 her extent,
and liberal system Of internal improvement.
win the experience of others TO guide her III her
onward career.
Ihere IS an important item in internal improve
ment winch should not be overlooked in the strug-
gle TO acquire wealth that Is, the Improvement
OF the mind; II Is the only companion and soI,ce
which cannot be deprived OF. and we'll
cultivated minds are the best bulv,rLs s.r,,,,s,
foreign aggression and domestic broiIs WHICH an,
nation can institute.
Besides the political sphere of your state. Won
have the almost boundless west with her hidden
treasure To crafty every honorable propenslty,-
| ne lakes and rivers for the conchologist. the
-IlsslSslppl PLAINS for the bolanist the Rocky
mountains for the mineralogist, the native Abort
gInes for the historian, and the whole extent of
country from the lakes to the Gulf of lfexico
Tor the antiquarian; all, all these as free and open
- the air which surrounds them.
Remember gentlemen. YOU are Americans:
and as such look back to 1875. for EXAMPLES
and there see who were your ancestors; what
you inherit from them, and what Won have 10
name down TO Postertty pure as YOU found il.
GU there find the brightest characters to Imi-
ta'e-a Washington, Franklin. Adams Jefferson.
hehiy' ana host OF others, the purest patriots
who ever welded pen or sword IN the
cause OF the rights of man
Our Star-Spangled Banner i. known in every
sea as the standard 81 a valiant band.
Unstain'd in peace or war.
II floats Ger freedoms happy land
Let 1t hereafter be the ensign of genius. science
and Independence; and let or proud eagle soar
atott, until all nations shall see him and rally I'M
der his widely extended wings for protection
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02
RICHMOND POST orrIcr-,c.x

nave as'e.' '"''s We have eecupisa IA. .s,,,r,,i
'.'2o'' '7en called n2on % NEEDLE with NOR. r.,l
pe'e Of nshe>s than tie f,fioeias foa, James " 49,,
oary . hi ante pa lions, ever We ave !; ,,r
A VS. DO -, IA justice 10 ourselves ~ il.,ic. to
" 'hos o. the press gensrai Justice to IN. bo,a. -
- 's7t sofi'e u which proud 10 acanoSI.a..
AMI - he acknowledged amep.hsr All Z, ,..,;..
" a's party 70 Witch, all, proud to bs,o,s L.
our ''inast duty a the editor OF Tree "a ua.,h,.,v
Press 70 e<ai' 70 the world the Arrogance. the r...i..
AMI tiacA'hea'ted conduct OF a man who b,. 49,. -,
VITA an ONCE among Coun,snaneei b, IN,
ihhsht--saPpoFted aud defended ~ few HUNGRY aa
Pt@a'~ IN n course that hetrars mnd a. eorrap,
''''"'Sh Gun make '--cishonest IN purpo.. f.l..
'''' ~ pfaSnes Reed Tor yeur-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02
RlcH4cxn. Jan. 18th. Ie3q

iN'' fa'ts>h, 1t.t- lSItts 1881
GESTLEnsS w hatever may be the merits or de-
merits Of the Address. had the honor 10 deliver be-
fore your society the 18th inst. If yo think the
publication OF It vl promote the Object and interest of
me FranAlin Society, copy IS herewith forwarded 10
YOU. remain. gentlemen, yours. &c.
NN. t. BARNES
H'''F' : ! = = s HSSh1,'' o,o.'se.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02
ANNIVERSARY OF THE RICHNfoND
FRANKLIN SOCIETY.
RrcrYoxp. Jan. l9th. 1899

M. W. b. BARSE..-SIr We III behalf Of the
members OF the Franklin Society, present YOU their
thanks for the able and appropriate Address delivered
BY you, before their society lis late ceebra 5n-and
request 4 copy Of the same for publication
f. II. BJCkLEY, 2r..,...
j. p. SIDDALL. TON zee
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

m2nshP" In making war against the destruc-
tive policy and party of this man. il assumes the
name Of Wing, declares for the supremacy Of the
laws, and the obligations Of order and morality
aud quoting lis motto q sentiment of the
great statesman Of the west Truth Is ou.ni Dotert
and public justice certainly the Bee raises the
standard OF HENRY Clay, for the next Presidency
-'s"hIect to the decision Of National Conven-
ton
Verify, such change Of position, on the part
81 THIS long established paper, such 4 Remuneration
IT the sub-Trcasurv party, and such adoption
81 tho Wing cause. elsewhere declared to be the
cause Of the country is sign indeed II IS, in
that quarter OF the Union, at least, an unerring
index Of the progress Of opinion against the SUBJ
Treasury adminisl ration, against sPolis and spos
mcn.-Baltmore Patriot.
TIE Real Cru for the Fcs.-An office hol-
der the Wcst, who lately retired from the Of
fetal duties, winds up his address the following
eloquent manner:
Now gentlemen. il matters not to me whether
you call me skunk, posSotn, or raccoor have
uXnriated for u long time the high grass of
government, where tall fodder has never been
lacking, though have been somewhat scarfed
by thorrs and thistlcs, and harrased by the CON
slant barking o: political ours. Ny own peace
and comfort require. that now quit the field,
and crawl into my own private borough, and
should you hereafter, endoayor to STIR up
with long a pole to be entirely ont Of my
reach, shall, to say the least of ltsq zeal most
awftlly.
Tie raiue Of marriage pronlise.--A Ilry IN
the town OF Sturbridge have settled what is the
exact amount In money which a marriage prom
ise Is worth. In a short time since
suit was brought against iaIthless swain, and
he Iury gave the damsel $500 damage Short
" after she married Or &. EIuchins who il ap-
pears had been paying attentions previously to
Miss Lucinda Gibbs, and She IN turn hTouUht n
suit against the doctor. Tho jury gave her
verdict for Sob s3, being the principal and
interest which had accrued on the five hund-
red dollars received bv ihe fortunate Mrs Huc-
ms! 1t will be well for Miss Gibbs to keep her
eye on tho young of the town, or she will
lose her money the same way she obtained it
Five hundred dollars Is therefore the true worth
OF marriage promise, and the promise carries
interest from the day IT made, II is well 70
have these things regulated.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

4 scene n COURT call upon vou,' said the
councillor, 10 state distinctly upon wha, author
y are YOU prepared t. swear to the mares ageT
Upon what aIthorlty?' SAID the ostler inteFfoga-
lively 'Yoq are TO reply and not to repeat the
question pat TO YOU i doesn't consider man
bound - answer question before he's time TO
turn It in his own mind Nothing more simple
sir. than the question put | again repeat IL
Upon what authority % Won swear + the animals
agsg' The best authority responded the wit
ness gfufily.
Then. why such evasion, WHY not state at
once 'Weel then # you vii have ~ rejolned
the ostler with imPertarbable gravity, why then,
/ had 1t from the mars own mouth A stimuli
taneous burst Of laughter rang through the court
The jadge the bench could with difficulty con-
fine his ri.Ibie muscles 20 judicial decorun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

M Bair the editor Of the Giobe. has the lar
Eest neck for man Of his size that we ever be-
neif-Denipoiis Gazette
We saw al the Louisville rope walk the other
day. The largest rope ever manufactured this
city.
Pa; that and that together '--Prentice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

Good.-The New York Wing puts forth the
subjoined sqnb Il Is good one
AEfHl.-We understand that the United s.
Marshall has received instructions watch the
Royal William from her arrival until her de
parGre, TO prevent sBb-treasnrers from practising
fiotation Ia office Who watches The marshall
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02

Hon. JoHS QUISCY ADAMs-We learn from the
Natonai Intell.gencer that tbs gentleman recent
" took OCCASION in the House to explain his Po-
siton 90 the subject of abolition He stated. that
he opposed to the prayer Of the petitioners,
and should il the vote was then 10 be taken. vote
agaius, the abolition of slavery in the District Of
Columbia He coatends for the right Ct petition.
and free discussion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
W WI VICN Z n ",
cor Camp and CoInnlsn SITS

"linLESALE AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
W KEil STORE-at the sign Of the golden
comb, Mo Charities steeer. The subscribers have re.
ceved ind ition their previous stock on hand full
ana compet' assortment Of articles in their ne viz:
combs, Preliminary, Jswelry, brushes locking glasses
tuncy articles, ~" c'M'sstins in part as follows:
! COMBS-iortose shell wrought und plain tuck twist
qnilled back, lo,; round, DRESSING side puff curl and
neck, BRAZILIAN combs of every description aH,ongs,
which arc some Msxcnn patters, Ivory combs of every
description, horn, dressing and packet together with
general assortment ofFrenul and American
neutrality-suspicious., Lavender, Florido, honey,
and orange flower waters Of every size and
crlPfIon. camporated Cologne, extract of Bsrgamot
fancy soups Of all kinds, shaving do in cakes and pots
cream soap do Wards vegetable hair OIL bears and an.
t'q'e do lrestons smelling salts, plain and perfi,med
toilet powder, pearl POWDER pow 1er pus and boxes DO
natum in pots and rolls, orrs and chlorine tooth wash
and now.'e!s, with genera assortment Of
JEWELLERY some oftlne latest md most fashiona-
bic setts consisting Of white and red COMEDIAN topay H.
jet earrops set in lagrec, breast pins of gres' ne-
~ Of patterns watch trimmings, gilt and slve. -ackles
silver thibes silver and gold ,cs and guur chains
BRUSHEs-Co,l,, hair, dus, g,crumb, hearth, floor,
la, :les TOOTH plate, co"b, Nail, sIaving shoe and
LOOMING GLASSES sta,ia and ,oile,
glass, nagnfying and French dressing glasses home
do, with variety Of other kinds enumerated
FANCY AND VARIETY ARTICLES-French
and American portable desks and dressing cases. some
very rich and finely finished ladies' work boxes and dres
sing witt, and without music, musical boxes Ac-
cordans various kinds, volins and guitars silver and
plated pencils and pencils for carpenters and
crayons, mantle clocks guns ad pistols with and without
cases. percussion caps, percussion cap chargers, nipple
screw drivers shot belts game bags, paste blackns Toy
leu sets Indian beads of every kind bells and plles,
hne and common knives, and scissors thi;nbes
needles, pins, silver plated, steel and common specta,
cles, pocket books and wnets Of various kinds visiting
Gurus anu card cases. playing cards Of French German
ana American manufacture, dos. imitation fruit, snu
boxes prints Of various kinds, SAun~rs' Polneryys
hnnleIsohs liiilmans and Hawkins razor straps and
metallic homes drks fancy bead necklaces, do with f.r
dr"Pstoy Watches pearl buttons, powder TASKS cuf and
plain seed beads, gilt and silver DO gum elastic suspen
ders, and sarers plain and sword canes, kgamnon
es and drinking cups, with great vuriety OF other nr
cles all ofwit will he sold for cash or civ accen,
ces on II months credit. b II SIMMONS; & Go.
d4 70 Ci,artress,
I OtllS Medical Bmks-i.niis TN Phhsjs: ,l,. M,
IL blovdlcttiug, new supply, reed by :"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
UENRY X LEE g CO, No Magazine street, are
I'll row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,

EMkf IL LEE g CO, No Magazine street, are
IL row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, aud other late arrivals trem .lt
s.tl.ern cities large and new selected assortment
HAS, Boots, shoes and BrOgnns,
consisting OF genemen's fine calf and Morocco boots
do 81 quality; do buif' and stout wax pcgged boots o
various qualities; mems fne calf seal anil Nlorvcc.
s|'o". pumps and b,ogans bckskin shoes, brugans am
slippers: mems fine calf and kippeh peggc. shoes ant,
rogans; 10 boots; do stout kip aud wax pegge shoes
l" bryans; gentlemen's best qualify calf scwe,i Shoes
trogans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
,cklc shoes anil brosans; 10 calf, seal and MarOcco
,i' shoes and slippe 3, do calf, buff anu sea, WINGS
'ots; hoys', misses and chilren's pegged and scwe
h ogans, and shoes OF every quality and Kind.
Also general assortment Of mems stout wax and
r>st ''rosans and Shoes together with 10000 pairs
egro bea sluality, russell brogans, nailed in The
Tanks, made expressly Tor plantation use; gro, 49,
rtment OF mems fine and stout kip russell brogans,
Nv article, and a,ge quantity Of inferior 1walit,
r. sset and WAX brogans
Ladies' fine calf seal, morocco anil grain wchs and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
wand slippers do shoes, with and without heels;
calf seal and stout leather boOsecs; do Pnclla shoe.
Dall kinds anal qualities; do lasting brogans; 10 gtev-
sand tOxed b00tees Misses lasting spring shoes ana
b gans. Chi'lrens colored Morocco and lasting bro
u ns and boots, Ike.
tsentemens 6ne fashionable black silk hats; 10 black
IN 'dab beaver do Of superior quality; slo imitation
~ ram do; bread and narrow brim mems fine tl,ah ant,
FLASK Russia short mapped hats, article. YoAths
Mems and bcys black and t,rsb wool hats of various
sapcs, with general assortment OF boys ard mems
zeal caps.
This assortment will be rep}enishe by the arrival Of
e lacketstrom the ABOVE named cities, all OF which
Willie sold on accommodating terms. aug TT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22

Royal College of Physicians, London.
TIME original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Metli-
i cine, prepared by W Miskin, Esq. Member Of
the Rcval College Of Surgeons, Licentatc Of Apo,'e-
carys Company, Fellow Of Bolt Court Society Surgeon
10 the Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupil Of Guy
and St. Thomas's Hospitals, London.
This valuable medicine, the result of twenty years.
experience and unparalleled in the extensive
and highly respectable practice Of the prorety tro-
Missed by the faculty and nobility and is introduced
to the notice Of the American public at the earnest
licitaoa IF a number ofgentlemen OF long and high
standing in the profession. II is hoped, ~ prcmi-
arising from the useof the numerous and deleterious
nosruns toisted upon the public by the aid Of fabricated
proofs OF miraculous cures and ether frauds, bya Of
meiceay, unprincple, ptetcnders. so totally ignorant
OF medical SCIENCE that il impossible the monstrols
dsuson can any longer 60 down with the intelligent
people OF this country. These pills, mild and agreeable
in their naure should be kept in every family in cases
Of sudden illness, for, by their prompt administration
cholera cramps, spasns, fevers, and ether alarming
complaints which too often prove fatal, may be speei-
cured prevented. In fact, all those who value good
health, should never be without them. They are sole
packets at 50 cents, 81 aud 81 each by every resper
table druggist, BOOKSELLER and vendor OF medicine in thu
together with: estnonials Of professional ability from
the following eminent gentlemen Sir Ashley Cooper,
Alternately, James Blunlell, NJ. d., W. Back, M. H.,
J. Aston Key, A. Frampton, M. d., and numerous
Others The originals may be possession Of the
General Agent, by whom the msticne is imported into
this country, and TO whom all applications Tor agencies
must be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN, t2S Wsserly Place, N. York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, sc.
For sale BY appointment Of the original proprietor.
by SWAIN e DMorHER Druggists, No II Canal street,
''e"e'r Agent sior Ststtl'ce Of Louisiana julvS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
NEW GOODS-Simmons HART l. CO are now {;

NEW GOODS-Simmons HART 4 CO are now re
Viewing from on he ard ships Yuzoo, and Samtos
"ndbrig Conconlia from New York, great variety Il
goods in their lnc which together with their former
stock on h.nd makes their assertn chi very., plete
he following compose part, viz: teltwist .r ,lc
tuck and dressing combs, horn do ofa dissertations. In
da rubber, silk and worsted elastic garers common &.
ne elastic suspenders, loco oco and Lucilr matches
selIitz powders, powder pus and boxes toie, powder
pocket books and wallets, needle books she'll penrl
ivory and morocco card cases, head ornaments nian en-
raj beads necklaces AM negligccs, bead chuns heuJ
necklaces, cut gnss and pain seed silver and g I,nis
indian beads, bells and plunes; pistol and large pow
Ter TASKS, shot belts, horse belt pocket and uc;I;"g
'lsois double and single barrelIcd guns Bowie knives
-an dks scissors, shears pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles cloth, hair tooth nail comb
erumb. shoe, rate floor and busting brushes CoIognc
fora lavender, rose and bay assorted essences
ana extracts Maccassar, bear, antique aud Wards We
gctahIe l'nir oils, shaving and toilet Snaps of nil es
crph"ns, ladies' and gentlcmens' desks and dressing
cases mar rleglcs rzettes and brahs plain fancy AMI
musical work boxes, plain and gilt figured conf md
ves hutt'as pearl and ivory shirt do shirt studls gn
ana silver pencil cases, toopicks and tweezers plnreJ
ana gf lockets, miniature do, silver brass and Steel
'hmRes hooks and eIes, hair pins imitation 6,,it in.
and red INK sine blacking vioIis and guitars. rinbe
ana PLAIN percussion caps lush Irvine, scented ci,sh
,ens, gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper same
bags, riding WHIPS, walking canes pIayuus ra,Ls Gms
gold plated and gilt jcwcry &c. '
Tie abOve together with grcu, variety of op, ami;
les arc offered ut wholesale VI retail On acc umnular
terms. M
us,N u -Sls.,ll sNAslas- snu..iss4l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
BOOK BINDERY.
Hinder the P,coynna 0Hcd 10 Cn


RRoNsEMA e HOWsoN beg leave 10 inform
- their customers and the public generally, tim,
they have removed their establishment 10 No. u
= mp street, Immediately under the Office Of the
r,cayune-w they are prepared to execute all
orders in their line.
Hming received from the North a supply Of pa
per and materials Of n superior quality, for the
manufacture Of Blank Books, they offer their ser-
vices 10 merchants and others, who may wish
work Of thu, kind and having the advug age Of
several ysarss experience in that line, they ore
confident OF giving satisfaction 10 those who may
favor them with their custom.
For ao'aries, architects and others, maps and
plans will he pasted on linen. vanished aud
mon"tedn the neatost manner, Il at the shor.es,
| no'ice.
Plain and fancy binding, in all i,s varieties nl
CHINA GLASS 4 + Ar THEN WARE STORE
So Charres street, New Orleans.
w VI. SERGEANT & Co. importers Of French
w and English China and Farther ware. ar.
| nov opening new and rich patterns of break fast
dining and ten services, .oie, sets, pitchers, te,
an c''hee cups, 'eap"'s, sugars, creams, bow lee
plates dishes, 'ureens, wash basins ana eve E
tu'i ba his, etc. etc.
Rich Gu, and plain French and American glass
wa"-I"hle,s, chnmpai gnes, lemonades, jellies
rares, wines, c"rdinls, centre howles, dOcamie rs
tumbiers, preserve dishes, ceeres, pitchers, ps
Lamp shade aud glasses, candle shades, salt eel
Iers, etc.
Silver plated, Aronzed and bri.ania ware.-cas
t"rS' i'1""r stands, cake huske,s, cnndlcsicks
branches, SPOONS, ladies', COT" and tpapu,s, sugars
creams. lamps, j,paa"ed trays, astral stands, an,
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver sronn
ana forks, together with grea, variety # article
tor family use. Merchants, planters, hot. ls, an,
stcamh"n's, furnished with goods at the most rea
s"nable prices, and packed as to be e .uveye,
with safety tany part Of the country.
| A Ism. 1pO,hPcnriCss ulasswnrn ror O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
THE FLORIDA LINE.

tHa5ld6a5< leaves Mobile every day a, three
:SSszs~s-EsD o'clock. IN per U S mail boat
for Halls L'nd'ng, above BakcIy .-.hencc four
post c"aches to Peasacola-thcncu steam boa,s tn
Lagr ,ngc, where the land ou,o is resumed thence
via Mariana and Brownsville, Fla Banb,idpe
P,nderto~n, HAwkihsvilIe. Snundersvile t. Louis.
vile I" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail read cars TO Charleston, and the s,cn,n
packers to Now York, Norfolk, P.iladepbia. ETC ;.
The s,eamb" are the best for the service. and
the navigation presents nore advantages than can
he found upon any steamboat route in the south.
crn regoh.
The great Improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction OF fifty miles of new
road, by the pr"prietors, viz from LoGronue IN
Lafayette Bayou, an arm Of Santa Rosa B ~. 10
B'yanrs Ferry, On the Chat,ahoochee river. len
miles above the C"wisrd, or ID above Cedar Bluff:
whereby the navigation Of the river, and the con.
sequen. dcten,ions, and more recently the incon
venlent crossing at the Cowford, are entirely
avoided, and fine r"ad from Maranna d;rec,
to cambridge, instead OF The ruundabou, road via
Cha'sahoochee, lessening the distance abou, FORTY
miles, and increasing the facilities more than
once day.
ALTO, branch line Of two horse stages every
other day from HawkinsvilIe, via Perry 10 Macon.
Ga. connecting with the line TO Savannah and
Daren, Geo.
A mail steamboat plies regularly between
cambridge and Apalachcolo. Travellers wishing
to reach any point on Chattahoochee or Apaach,-
cola, can take steamboat ut Brownsville,
Mobile 10 Pensacola Rou;o-Durino the
time occupied by the repoirs Of boats, the proprie
tors of the Florida line will run line OF fou,
horse post coaches every other day between No.
bile and Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile a, O'Clock D m.
in the U 5 mail boat, and proceed to Halls Land.
ing, where four horse coach will lie IN waiting Ia
convey them to the excellent house of Mr.. ChaTles
Hall, IA mile distant, where they will find
pleasant accommodations for the nigh,-eavinp
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola ca "
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort Of
nigh, travelling.
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where seats must be seeu
red. STOCKTON T. Co, nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-22
PR0SfECI'lIS

THE subscriber proposes to publish in the be.
| gInnlng OF the onsulng WINTER Condensation ci
the twenty volumes Of the Old and New Series Of
Martin. louisiana Reports, to be comprised IN four
volumes, svo., according to thu model of Peters
Condc0sci Reports.
This work is now ia preparation by J. Burton
Harrison Esq Of this city, assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq The Editor is also permitted by a
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by ono of the sitting Judges to expect from
their personal supervision all tho advantage which
may naturally be rcaped from their experience.
Such a work is becoming every day more no.
cessary, us the original is volumnous expensive,
and scarce An increasing curiosity too is mani.
tcst. in the other States of tho Union in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of louisiana; and the
circumstance of tho numerous principles here te>
cidct in tho adjustment Of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge of our adudged cases of prime uti-
lily 10 the jnrsts of the whole Union Moreover,
the rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in louisiana and occasionally those N the
moro authoritative forums of tho other Statcs viii,
ne added 10 euch case
Tho work will form four volumes royal octave.
and will he delivered, bound, TO subscr hers at SIS
per VOL; in case it should be found practicable 10
compress il into three volumes, the p-ico to sub.
eribors will be 81 per VOL
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,