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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
CharlcstoWn Pulling and
CardinE Mill.

WISH To procure Q coupstsnt and suitab,r
- psrssn TO take charge Of this Mil for the
sent year, bes'Bpi"g lst April OF Nay, either at
. hxsd rect or ON shares.
The Gstssi'shusnt has been pot into esnpleis
order NJ considerable expense re9uirins but .
small quantity OF new cards for The ne NJ season.
which will be procured when necessary. A
commodious Dwelling House Is attached to the
wili, good ssii Of water ard Esrdsa grounds.
u the applicant be . single man cen rent The
house Ia rrsPsotsbls family. Who will provide
him With boarding, &c. II known in time.
Applications To be made before the goth
March next. AND; KENNEDY.
Sso rs, 1877. Nss' Chs'issforn-
o. bisehssisr Republic 90. Juriia,b.,g Ga:.ns,
Haxs' sfosrn T.,ea LsM. sarh 10 the pscs.s Of A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
a TRACT

Conisining 100 ACRES OF LAND. 90 Of ~hich
IL in hrst-rste Timber. This land il OF superior
quality. equal to sny IN Washington county. aud
sdjoins the farm Of 'he Rev. Mr.. Adams To n
person Wishing Q small. hrsi-rsis farm, this
iIacI IL desirable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28


MIR Ensey. IN Oeorgetovp. .Nonday me Gih
ssy If Nay merit. at 10 o'clock. several valuable
l9lomeG3 slnd l[A0Gse
Ling ia sid town A particular description
Of ,bt. property viii be presented IA future
Advertisement.
The subscriber has not given % full snd par
nculsr description of the property IN thrs sd-
vertssmsni - be would vi.h, beesvss u would
swell the sdseftissment 20 crest length. bot
he invites al persons DESTROYS Of poFehssinE 10
sssm,ns the property before The De- 81 sale.
that they nay be prepared to bid something like
fair price.
he Tsyra, IF sais sFs, ons-tbird IA sssh. one
third N one yssF and ons-thiFd N iuo yeass.
With ialefsst from NE dsy of salo. The puF-
ehsssr 20 give notes vHh good security. 70 be
approved by the trustee. The property 90 BE
conveyed sftsF ~ the purchase saoaey y paid
JOHN NePBEHeON. Trusfss
SO fer - u msv be n.eesssfy for me W iois
vita Cot McPherson IN the eorvey ssees. "a
eompIsis The title 70 sny Of ths property cold By
hi'o. under ne foregoing sdvsftssnsnt, Z wiil
DO 90
/ JOHN MCPHERSON BRIgN,
Su.ririsg pssfna 4 J.Aa Brsa. sai rsa4,sssy d.
r,ses # Get Ian ySePtsysos. ss-d
! Feb - las --ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
The Tract Of LAND

The Tract OF LAND
ihersin mentioned, containing bstwssn avs
and 100 Acres. This tract Of land lies in The
county OF Jefferson, near the Winehester aud
Potomac Rail-koad, about . quarter OF . mile
from ThomPson's Depot. end siS miles from
Chsrlssiovn: possesses unusual advantages az q
grain or era zing farm. The improve menis are Of
the best kind; an Xeelent BriekD yelling House,
With necessary out-budings. = hrsi-raie Or
ehard. good Well in the - ard and tao Springs.
aud the land part Of whIch Is good meadow
all we'll eneiossd with good fsuc,ng, and in ex-
cellsnt heart Tbs's Is suhieienoy Of Timber
On the iaod. Of the very bast quality. The loes-
ton 81 this farm, taken With The many adVan-
tsges It presents for farming or grsxrg. rom
ders u one Of the most dosirabls situations in
the valley. Person. desiring TO invest money
IN lands are requested 20 call upon Nr James
Grigss. Who viii show the property. Posses.
sion will De given on tho 18th Of March.
JAS. q FICKIlN. Csm'v.
Frederick county, Jan. ~, 1899 is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

Lying in Berkeley county, Va on ths Potomac
river. about Eve miles from Clsarspripg. THIS
land 10 veil Timbered, and hs. or II an extern
gisis have pronounced Of pure aud rich quality
The subscriber will also sell, at The sane tins
and place several snail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

Corn, Kye, &C.
Ann husseis Oid Core,
HNB 900 Do rye,
a few a.. Clover seed,
A rood hski Csfnsge. With Harness. fsf Que
~ two horses, fof ssis ~
SAM H,PHFRsOS.
FssF D. W. MssftsfsSe's Aili
FEB a.. 1919 III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

Domcstic., EuVIapa, sc.

n LaRGE ssgPi, Il Ds-.siie,. saslsps. As.
IN fct ssis 81 s@sli s4gsnss, sithss ~
,fj ~ p,ess ~ , y. ?. siLLgn.
Esh ~ is5g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
A TRACT or LAND.

Laid off for 100 Acres or excellent .H,ado,o
Jasd, and veil wsiered. This tract Iie. about
u miles from Rborers'viIle, in Washington
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
ROBERT T. BROWN. ci.rl.

DURsUANr TO the foregoing decree. the
u subscriber will cell, 81 public auction. on
the premises. on Hsdassdiy tn 6ia day Of March
nsxi &C cor ding 10 The ieIas lhers.n pr.scrlhsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
ksHAite Sale or
REAL ESTATE.

~ The cssesn sspss,es Court Of Law and
chsssesy 81 Jsdssses sssIsy .Novssbsr 26,A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
n TRgCT OF L.7.y.D

Containing shout 100 ACRES. and adjon-
ing the lands Of Peter Miller. This land lies
about one milo and half below IIsrper-fsrry.
and can at 4 Moderate expense DO made valus-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
Tracts Of L.gS'D,

eouts aiming shout from 10 TO IS Acres. each laid
Oft 90 suit certain farms. which they adjoin. and
which will be highly desirable acquisitions TO
said farms.
The subscriber will also sell, 81 the Hotel 81
Mr. Hnsey. IN Oeorgetovp, On .Nonday me Gih
Dog AZ Nay n,Kf, at 10 o'clock. several valuable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
a TRACT OF LAND,
4 SMALL TRACT

Lying on the railroad, about half q mile from
Hsrpers-ferry. This piece Of land is improved
ny several TENEMENTS, and 10 valuable from
its convenient distance from the Ferry. slording
residences Tor the workmsn Of the Ferry where
rents are high and houses difficult 10 DO procur-
ed. Thern are several convenient snd never
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

or the frat quality Of Limestone LAND. u
lies along the river for nearly . mile. sHording
access thereto from every Geld. u 10 improved
With . good Dwelling House and Barn, and 10
we'll situsted for raising grain and -four for the
Georgetown and baltimore markets, IL lying in
rich wheat growing country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
A Tract OF Timber Land,

Lying two miles from She pherdstown, and 10
Washington county. This land lies on the Po-
tomac river, 10 OF the first quality. ard very
heavily Timber-d. The tract contains leo
ACRES, and would make . handsome aud
nroducIIHs farm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
a WDNOT Oh NlNDa

Containing 100 AORES. lying adjoining to
the land Of David Russell and Thomss, In Wash
insion county. The soil 10 superior. and All
produce wheat equal N quantity and quality TO
any land in The county. This is highly desi-
rable tract Of Land TO any person wishing to Sc
curn n ANAL and nraduciixs farm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10
THE VI ARK EI'S,
SAVANNAH COTTON REPORT

r,rrro,, , May 4h.
COIIoN Arrived since the 26h ut. 1888 bales Upland
so3 nacs : cotton and cleared same tmo l7a
naes Upland and 1901 bnes l. leaving stock on
hand INCLUSIVE Of all ship board not cleared on the Sd
OF .s Gus bales Upland and l02 bales S cotton.
have no change to notice this week in the value of I'm
ahus Tue demand has been fair and holders willing sellers at
me current rates. the sales 57 bales 4 II cts
cents. -" '' 'oN ~ u ~
NEE. The market continues whou, variation in prcc
The sales of the week to $50 casks from sliI
principally ~. Stock very light ~ S'aD'a''
The sales ofthe week have bccn confined to small,
stock. - ~ " -! WIN 'aif
"A fair business has bcen done in sugar coc
Gnla mo.asses at 2aG30; 30 hds New Orleans do 375c
EXCHANGE. On England 1901 per cent prem Drans
on New York at sight 2per cent prem. ''
FRE1GHTs 10 Liverpool. Id 10 New York 75cts 5sl mar
bale. 4 49, 80" ''''' vs. Fe'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

'"'e""|'s'c"f fr"cos-llore Derclopcmcuts.-rhc
,'ar VI con'oa'vrnrSs which lately took between DR.,
I'.' or Il" q MR.. h'rkham, came up Yesterday morning
'o'' ''' ne'or"cf' Dr. e. charged Mr. X. of having
~, ''''"' PROFESSIONAL envy in the habit Of applying
~, -" y. "'S'r'ctVeness to Dr. C.'s good nume;-
' Nv s '''erh'hed I" have Development as to the
WY '"" wherefore the Doctor called upon Mr.. X who
" made nm attempt to raise an extra
LUMP ~ ''' T.. = rra' ian. The blow was parted and
"i'" ''' ~ perccptiv" organ, causing cen
siderable diS"rgnn/u ion ilI,,cnhcuts Th" ,,;
~" g" ny Ar *, who attempted to in,pca,h his
"Pfo"sht H"'acy, but this proving Intellectual, ba
was required Tor appearance before the Criminal Genre
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

LOUISVILLE dues received of the Id apJ (I;,:
OF TIE Cd. The clerks in the most ot;cc \,
nave nailed the Post Master 10 III =. roun,o. ~
hey charge him with paving then, ~ ,u,o,r, ,,,
craving for That purpose larger sum- v;,bor, ,,na
ing over to them the difference but upplvne !, y, liz
own purposes One Of tn! clerks states HE t,uo,,,
''e'N> sent on to Washington for duplicates of tho -,
cell u furnished the Department by Mr. Con,nb,l ma,
""'" "iey obtained copy Of the rcceipts from tho,
oS' Nh'ce Department, it found to their mor,;G
c"lon' that they were filled will, amounts CON ;do,,,
exceeding the salaries they were 10 receive With H..
fo's NUS Drought before tem they were NOT sa ,;6sd
therefore consulted upon the cours, best to be nursned
"'' he 10 the conclusion, that at the end of ,a NO
q""r'e' ''ey would all, required by Mr.. Cam,bc,
again sign Inc receipts in binak-which thew did a,1
''''''eon'eiy wrote to fiend tl,n / WuslnY,,, =,
r'01'e e'i'es OF tile SAM. which were n . sin fl,.J ma
~ ''''o ''"i t"elf saIhrr S. On the ftc, briu, =, -
'iu"eaed 10 MIR. Campbell, he confessed IT, rs h., ha
s'ee zone 10 several gentlemen of the first stanI;, u
''' n'' urged III "xtenuHt on that he was ;n,c.I
''' '''",Se lie ma incurred considerable expepsc
IN h'tlng up n house on Third street hove., n,;',,
wafer and also in bonus paid fu In, hons.
sent occupied, for which expenses, he said ia, naa
'li"t would allow him nothing and which h, ,..
able 10 Iuse. " 10 ''''
ne statement oil Andrew T. Fet,, principal clerk i; sui,
Stimulated by Isaac N iIaIbert, another as.i.t,n,
lie took my rece pts in blank aud drew FINN ,hr ,
h'coh,'he'ab'y more than salary and IN. w. 70
eau 10 me directly or Indirectly in MONEY Illus
noafL iSo heard the confession Mr. Ca npI ' IN
messed bis c0ntrition-" "i"h, ana wit
nom OF these charges against Mr.. Campbell ara eo,f
by Mr.. Ii LBa'', third clerk. who SAYS:
'hpine seen the Statements Of Mess-s. TTetb ,,J ,L
VIII say TINT their tt'emerts true Is understood
ae AZ '.a ne' III every aspect aud further that in rn
fhioh WIN mr. Campbell in August asst he nrLn", frr,
a '' ~ "hh deha"ded the Department aud w,orr"i ~
s"'hs was actua'ed ~ tho same feeling of kI,dns "s
h'us ms .onhexios ana friends. that iunuenccJ obcr
ne desire to keep the matter from The public e'S IN
We rather think the Louisville Locofoco pos,r,,,;,
lad box Fraid is distinctly proved and his ,c,,v
"i'y ene him 10 a"assoriaon with the bigger rogues yt
illain'es have arendy become matter of history.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

oaF ne'ghbors of Mississippi, iom every account.
appear to be in bad way. Th. public nrcss ,f ,h,
."s are ende"voring to throw light upon the subject
o' oe pecnnnv difficulties under which the nlnnI;nr
interest is lahornS but far as their labors bay, c
'hfS nave not ennet y succeeded. Til, sim,lo f,,
appears 10 be- that the majority of the con,nunitv ore
" o ot over Their means of extricatins themselves
cept by sale of their property. Not viI,inr +, s,t
" 'h'S aefhstive-n runous onc-aud unable to o,,i,
discounts from their banks, the law is resor,ed to by the
c'e''of AMI the sheriff walks in third party. rho
ohon Bank has issucd in the shape of ]oans ovor ,h
'""a '' millions OF post notes. having Twelve no,,bs
" '"n ana bearing interest. But this resource i; w
CUT On and the debtor is left the tender n,rc; r M
Jaw III some counties, meetings have bern hold T., -.
quest '' Governor to call session of the Legislature
,of inc purpose Of procuring the PASSAGE of y r,;i
~ III oulefs, attempts have been mude m ,,,.I
o'coh'ng bonds on the plea OF il!cgalitv. i, RAM
N''' ''"''es ana Carroll counties, they are all in con-
JUS On III consequence of The tenn or of the ind as o,d
o e'''hgS OF the people. At Jackson $500 IN es oro
OH the docket Of the Circuit Court Judrc Mcys;1.,
nus been urged to attend. The course or ,,, R,, !;
o'''Hd ny hundreds. That of the Union Rank ;s 70 -
o""oH'"us 10 add fuel to the fire. the Dircctor, r
hat Institution arc about to establish, n p,,cr ., ,,
n'h' [" defend themselves from the attucks IF o,,
journals 1t remains to be seen vhe,her ,,, ,
contracts will be sustained at every ha,ol IT, 49,
"e'yh'or' If is, distress must prevail, Lut anocr
,'P w" place the State upon high grounds, dcspi,e The
''' mana cement OF her banks and poll ic ians
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

me British Queen steamer is hourly looked for at New
A"fS' Inc company formed in that city to oiu its f,
win those of the British and American Steam Nov;r,,i
company has got an of Incorporation at last from ,
I'VE" 'ork Assembly Wcruposc in few days to give de-
history q" the formation of the British company in
question 1t was founded by Mr. Junius Smith an amcr; in
London and will no interesting us TO know how bc cor,;
yea 10 wake mp the energy of British capitalists to embark in
what was then conceived hazardous an entcrnr;.o n
steam navigation Look for an tn,c csting paper
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

he celebration Of the sem-centcnnial anniversary
OF the inauguration of Washington, went of on the
SUN OF Apr''with great eclat. All partics united Mr.
ADAMS speecllied and Mr.. Bryant poetized. The
courier and Enquirer has able article on the occa-
So"' contrasting the course of carly administrators
win mat OF the astwo The age of the giants ended
with the reign CT Mr. Adams,-tIen began the age of
inc plsmes. frequent recurrence the days of tu
giants may induce lis to throw off the slackIes foa,
Tor US by such men as Jackson, Van Buren,. 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

We take p"a'nre in announcing the<arryal ,.'pt,s
us OF Mr. William Kennedy one ri the r4u,bers of
Lord I'u hams government in Canada lie is making
tour Of the States. Mr.. Kennedy is the author Of
one OF the most powerful poems in the English Ian
guage-tf'e Arrow and the Rose-and the writer of Sc
vcra political tracts that do honor to his head and
heart When such men visit u.s. their liberal estimate
OF oar republican institutions will do more to kindc
Kindly feeling between England and America, than
hundred Basil Halls
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10
Recordcr'S Cont,
SECOND NTTNICIpA

REPORTS of Day Police and Night Watch,
May 8, 1889.
LOUIS Eoslen IN arrested dangerous and suspicou
person. aud being old offender committed for six
months 100
Geo liisncE Jas Frnow Jno Blair Jas Murray Jas Mellow
an Tat GlccS"n, Andrew CassiIay, arrested for being
drunk, discharged.
hrkhhm arrested issued the complaint of
t"yar for assault and battery Hound q. cr IN
~ Criminal Court. to answer TO the charge.
III No "aresed as suspicious character. being able
'orocure vouchers of his good means of pro-
cutin. Subsistence, ronmtted for six months.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

ne course OF the Union Bank OF Nlis,issinn Is d,
e'"nse one but these the days of new tLjnrs Shs
nus Deeh ISSUING post notes The security of Tho h,,
rover! What nexl7 The old mode ST bonkur i;
s'"ouuly exploding, and should not be surn,;seJ r.,
near OF bnnk issuing pnrer payable entirely by tho
borrower. - ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

lhe sea route between this city and Franklin, Alta
kapos county is hereafter to be un by the Tunochch
boat is to be built TO by from ST. Nartinsville
.'Ne~ Orleans. This will be desihcrntum, seeing
maj the water in the Plnquemine is so UNCERTAIN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

The ocofoco editor IF Shclvy,le T., h,s "rr s,;.l =, IL
other words played tho gnmo of Billy Prize
MIR urcy addressed the citizens of Louisville IN tho SUBJ
Jec Vi coozion on the evening of the cd There are
great many coonisls in Kentucky they wont suffer obo
ton to make print upon the green sward
nnsr" snhtreasurer oicia,cs deputy post moser
Red Bridge, Tennessee.
There was feet in tho channel Of the Ohio Mt Pitts
burgh on the eth.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

5
Steamer Fusilior. Min from st Matinsyjle
Strsmcr Savannah Martin. + ON Wheeling.
Steamer Echo, Edwards from Fort Towson.
Steamer I hor t,mn. Wilson, from Fort Tow.en
steamer John Linton, Kimha, from Natchitoches,
EXPORTS.
MATANZ,s Per ship Geo Cabot. In ballast
bALllMOkE Per ship Seaman Cargo, ~ hds tobacco
~ hides 9a7 sheep skins 26u7 sacks wheat, So
hos bacon. s5u bis pork, 500 kegs lard, 80 logs
Per brig Jas Drummond- &c hds A.
e., ss &. Robert E, Woodruff cngo &c sacks
30 TON Per barqne Chandelier Cargo 500 kegs md cG
h; III sfa 40 s G.,a porn po" 9S 70, pss sH 'i4 beef
~,.,,, hour is6 bales cotton. : coils cnrdase.
rcr hig MARY Pennel Cargo, 10000 pipe stave 3u6
LIVERPOOL. Per brig Mary. Cargo 1893 bale. cotton.
VERA Cruz; Per brig lvanhoeCarco small lots onck.
y. .lver, n"per. drugs furniture, books, assorted
HaRTfoRR Pars 'r schr Carter. Cargo 1a5 bales cotton
n,,,,,, ~ pigs lead hi -four box clothing
seht Lion Cargo SD bxs sugar. and 90
hides
PENSAcoL per schr Mcs, Cargo small lots coffee SUI
gar, whi'key, rnrk flour. butter. bacon IarI
mans, rice molasses. corn, bread. tobacco.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Man.vle. Per s.eamer Fusilier Cargo so b,,es COT
,oh Y do Fon.ain"tlc II do Foluin, eocq
Whsens Ter steamer Savannah Cargo 81 ,ls tora CO,
sonthgac 1927 Ills flour {; Dorsey bis whiskey rnoma
bales cotton Kicker. Haley 4 Davis 50 lard Adams
Louisville. or Cargo 81 keys and 90
on, Sn a'd - Casks bacon 81 bis flour Ner'e 10 h
hss .o.cco aca.ks AJAX Prie u Is tobacr" LAM
bcih y ihan'nson keys powder Walton co. iaes cot
ionG " Leo do, w iocc,t bis eggs owner on hnorI
F.r Tow.rn rnr st"am,r EcI" Cage, bales cotton
Diek 20 DO kirknan, Abc'n thy Hanna Prescott
inc. y g II Lnes aud skins raude L. 70
a4s do ''addcs rosad 20. }hnndcs deGr sk,s 81 Jrv
hie. 90 olt' do car skins, Ed~a,ds, doz skins
Fort FoHsoa Per steamer chocnmn Cnrso baes cot.
Con- lame f"n.as s CO 10 DO Stewart Cobb do II
Denver, 40 vol o" board.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

."p'' Grams new invention, the "4djustablc Ecca
r"e''' Tor eSeavnIing s,umps under water, will be in
operation this evening at o'clock, near the Second
M''c'pniy Ferry, on the opposite side of the river.
PERSONS feeling an interest in internal improvements
are invited to attend and witness its operations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
. CLEARANCES,

May 3, 1889.
snip Geo Cabot. Backley, for M,tanxns, :
Sill; s 3 JP Whitney
I,".psa sst: GIo"e,,. Ior baltimore, G Bedford
= ma. 8 JP Whitney
i..;s NJ. N s"ne', Lewis TOR Cadiz, Lewis Smelling
Nv: 10y. Mo.t"h, tor Liverpool, CamuIack 4 co
r.;;ss , ...'' r. 1As''y' lot era truz Master
81. 1870 = mM"''h"' DMnt Tor Baltimore, Master
sci'r Carter, Branton. Smith, for Hartford
S.L,, &C., Chase Dewey
sh i 3 IN" M ~, LOT >n.in'R. Master
Schs ID Moss, Rowe for Pensacola Mas,cr
ef'ae=t ""s'er
ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

mere Is story aloat that Mr.. Hunuewel, of the
"'h OF "rlles " Co. in Paris is ubou, to establish n
'r'h'h OF that house lii New York. Well, and what
OF IT only proves that this is the country for the
safe investment u foreign carnI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10
'o''Voo tickets at : 8 scheme price. 81 500 QUO.
Selling price $50 per ticket.
SiLVEsIER g. CO., 1856 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents.

" lie receipts Of the sale Of the tickets will ~ ia.
posted 10 the Canal Union. Carro,on, Citizens and
G"mi s Banks in New Orleans. in the nome Of
CASHIER oftle Citizens Bank, and 4. Baudonn ~.
tually cashier ofthe Consolidated Bnnk US Trustees
"s hes act n"sse eas before Mazurea Esq Not, Pub
III. 'e "a ay 1852 aud the properties transferred 10
ders. Wv 'o''"""'e p''@e mol
p, IN He" lork the monies will be deposited in The
phocnx Bank TO the credit of The above mined INV
Banks Of New OrIeaus '"'' WY
ne Public are referred to the acts pissed belo,.
"A, M;"znIean ESD Not Pub in relation to the pro-
Lottery. '"~' q" '"'s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

Waller Brasi''ar J. Y. Sanders John Dc Hart. r.
g. Birdsai and b. Hudson were elected Directors or
the Bunch of the Gas Light Bank at Franklin ,lns,
Wednesday MIR. BirdsalI was chosen President. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

"H nohe Is III doubt whether the t,hpy or the kcc,e,
% Inc public money should be punished There used
10 DC no difference in these matters bu, under tho ,e,
school OF morals We opne that the Keeper should Le
Pum'hed. hen--go ahead, sub. treasurers-tol, ,l,
p"'c money but don't keep it, and YOU will, esc,ne
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10
: NEW ORLEANS
Press and Type Agency,
a WIRE NC,E q n.y.

~ CAMP STREET.
AVE int received large assortment, of cuts
- cases. small plea, mil inn, brevrr long priner
nparii 20 npe Standing and printing nresse s" .a
-. hand every article required in n,i,,iina
"mss; Also Potash tfu superior quaiiry in Kegs
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

Mr. Dunlap has been appointed to Gil Mr.. Robiuson,s
place IN the u. : Bank New York. Mr. Larlncr of
Philadelphia t"krs his place Of Assistant Cashier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

= wag in Louisville, says The JournsI, has written ia
s'r Kendall for the Office If Postmaster and promises
10 steal The whole receipts, and share it with Amos "A
very tar and OPEN pfof"ston, to shy the least of il,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

h'yso mcN wishing to procure the Weekly True American
VII! apply at IN" Office rcry carly morning. when
wi" be served with number of copies at reasonable
discount upon the retail price Single COPIES twelve aud
half cents. For adozsn COPIES one dollar
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10

"'' is before the British Parliament 10 s,sr,rd
'''V lie sS!avn functions Of tn, House Of Asxe I IN
ac". h" spirit Of the. British Constitution j. ,,
"S'" loall local legislation Every act mus, pprinr
from the central government, II will ,,. ,o,a...
"llh'' wheel as our system does Therein is ,l,
o'erehce between repuhlicanisln and representative,
monarchy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-10
COOKING STOVES

- VOUkINE STOVES,
LNrNt q Co have just received n supply Of nav
ana improved cooking stoves, suitable for .,oar,
4 viz: " ''' 'o''o"'he patterns
Pittsburgh sheet iron, 10 boilers e,.h r,;,.,,, J..
cook for 800 PERSONS '"'''' e"''ao's 10
wHcnnns Louisville patterns, suid to be tho best
H.eason's pnicnt steam Kitchens
; mso, do ko for families.
Con'cnl premium do, &c &c &c. n M
RhAIiEkS CoPFER-Just rccciv ID, in store 20
~ cases assorted from to 60 Sheets 30 y GO inrbrs
o - S LOCKE Il Co.
~ Funl Ievcc
ttAGiiANGr' ON PIIIlAD ELPllIA-For sale Nv
:. "'' - iORkE. 81 Camp st
tSS pORk-iO bills for sale by
-. nv II ANIES, dG Camp $,
AhD-2o kegs leaf lard for sale bv
me- IL DANFS. l3 tamp Of