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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-21

n LAME! LAME.
IN fat main'snant DIES grands preparatis d Ia
Pc"iie",iaire de Ia Louisiana pour fAbriqnef des
sros Draps do i.ni"e ct DC Cotton pour phabiIle-
meat DIES uAeres.
-" payera c'mptsnt ct ~ plus hast prix la
premiere Qualise de Lame.
S'adresse a" mayasin he IL Peeiten,iajrrA
81 aont-U 8. L.. ISETr. Commits.
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AVIS.
AZ On. g0uTEHEE, Medeein 81 tb'fa'-
glen Aeeoutte.r. d. Ii faet1le ~ fnfdetlhs %
Paris, ssetahi deGnitiyem e nj 6se i Ratoi' Htege,
~srevisnt N lee hsbstabs IL Ia VIE ~ des tHvi'
IONS, %anS1usls II ofte rsspeeiue usenrent ses sefsf-
ess, ,u'il . stnbli son ONES h Ia P%hafmaejs DC
sotnens II Favfot. rue Lafayette.
Ceux De VI NJ les habi,Hns doi dasitsfsient s's-
bonner. sont pfiss d'adressef ieut denshde I ia
Pia, natjs. 10 malta
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A v q

r AVIS
A-lFS soussignes previenment Icnrs smis ct Ie pitt
blic pulls ont pris en- societe Mr.. CHAnGEs A.
Httt+ de Philadelphia. A Psvenir IA societe sera
sous Ia raison dc
J. & y. r. PHILLIPS Il Co.
lis p~roftcn, DC cctte occasion pour fa;re leur.
remercine"s pour Ia bienveillsnre a ! ieur u ttG
accorhee, ct ils ass rent lcurs amis qne rien ne
sera "tglige de leur part pour meriter une CONT
uaation.
Toates personncs ayant des reclamations sont
t'riees lie lrs pre- scnter pour strc payecs, ct crllrs
qui H9ivcnt son, gale mrnt prices de solder leurs
cor, jtts par billets gu aufremcnt.
10 jAnv-4s J.&E r. PHILLIPS.
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RI A Vcndrc,

I'm lot de Meub'es, CONSTANT en- bois de Its,
hauts ct has, safes, tables, ETC., an mssazin de
s JUN II ". SLOAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-21

TOILE Il CORDE D'EMBALLAGE.
300 pieces T"ile d'Embnllngc dn Ky.
$50 roulpaux de Corde.
400 lbs FicelIe.
A vendte par
J.& r.. r. PHILLIPS & Co.
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AVIS.

NVBJ
4 soriat6 Gn; a exist6 sous Ia raisrn IL MANS
rEa & DrwEy es, diss,,u'e e. jour DIAN romnnu
accord, les ~aff,irrs dc la soci6re seront iiouidees
par James Nansker.
JAS. NASSKER,
q. DEWEY.
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- AVIS
lSdES soussisre., sue, e..e"rs De Nj. 3. r..
lssaurcgard.A Baton Rouge, on, l~'bonneur de pre-.
,enir Ieurs amis, leurs connaisssnces q, 10 public
en- general, qu',ls ont anjourd'hui en- magssin ,au,
CO qa'iis asaient anno"ce dams rav,s prccedem,,
sovoir ,outrs sottss d'srticIes pour toilette de da-
me 81 de- jsunes gems: IN assortment eompl-t de
cha assures, 10 vaissrlie, lie comestibies, Dc hinge
eoafet ,ioane FL 81 eommon. &c.
La rsison do n sasdise a,aisor s7r, public.
CONNIE CT sprc', , fo's par rAbsille do Ia Nnuvelle
<a-iA~~., 7ni emscrra son eomptc ~ bureau de Ia
gazette pour tol1scVoo.
la public sss pscvenM one Ia rn,son 10 com.
n,sree des s'ceessears de NJ. b. T.. Bsauregard !.
Baton Rouge,
nav le -39 in. COURTADE, DAUGE.
ROT & 4. EK1,.
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IAFT. n TITUW ASSEJVi
ve,,ant d'e'ts r6patf b Nenf. fera leg voyages regis
lists snt,e lfs pufts 81 dsss,,s partant ne IA Nsns
yeile y Iea,s ,ous t's Mardis A 10 hs.tes A. N.
e, lie 10 to,, Horse tdns lee frnlisa la mems heufe.
Pom fret on passagt s'atlr Ser h hord
nos e iNtie ID
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A l.Ouucr

A A LOucr
LIE MAGAsiN maip.rnam nc.
r"pe par Nj. Ssnuel ksnnyon,
s&NEA4 rue dc rEslise, aopra- lie M. l..
&. Notris. -'adIesser pour los conditions h
80 juin-2O ia r.. r. PHILLIPS e. Co.
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AVIS.
w z. A.. II. LEGENDRE, 4 changes son bu-
reau, qui eM situe mai",enaus 4 Ia porte de la
Banque do Caro.lton % nov. Al
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pAQUEBOT ENTIRE Ia NILE.
ORLEANS IL BAYOU SARA.

4 T. beau hatean II ysppnt BRILLIANT;
nainisnnn ~ distribute 81, CLEANLINESS, pat ne IA
NeaVelie Orleans tots les NefofSdis h ~ hfntes
du s,atio ,u,t Ie i,avoH sara, 81 lie eetie 'iefn'efe
vile ry,,f Ia Nhtty ellie Orleans, t6ts les shre1is h
10 bs,tss d., matii, ri dit iiston Hoiiae i 4 i,etfss
lie l'apts= midi.
Pou, fret MI passage. s'alyessef al Captain
Jssse Hart y b1fd. % dee. =45-6m.
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vs. Soussig"es vtsupem h'ouvrr TN b. asser
IL timepi de Marchanjises fraiches, gui, ajoo.
tees . celles Gp'rls posstfa,enl deja, forme ~ as
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PMA IL M II.
I

IN trouvara 4 Ia Pharmacis d. soussigne
les a~rtisles ssivants, nsuyelietnent ftets
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C u3NtsW 49,"
Que vous rst-il ionc arrived Qui
IONS ac,ompagnai.! lui dcmanle' cnt
"A plupart dcs personacs ~rrcscates,
de rlos q, plus. ~caricascs DC cappren.
DIRE.
-infartaasc que il suis! rfrliqua-
t.cllc, J'avais elnMcn6 ascc mai mes
trois .cntans. dart Paine ,enait dat
tc;adre sascinqaieme aimee, Ct dont le
Mus icune, unc charmantc petite flic
Ia six -mois. etait encorc l Ia ma
melee. 49,,
I'm cri d'horrrur ct d'effroi s'ethap-
~ dc toutcs les hoaches, car chacan
ieyjuait deja rafreasc serite. Mais
aussitdt le silence redevint plus pro-
fopd et plus solennel eacorc, ct 10 jeu-
~ sfcmmc eontinaa ainsi:
temps etait magni6qnc. Ia roa-
- uarfai,cmrnt fraycc. qanique tres
s~troite. mon chcval jcaac ct sigoareux;
mes deux petite gareo"s ioasie"t en-
r;snt ! mes gcnoax. ma fi'e dermait
.,r .,ron s~in: ~i'ctais heareuse. .ie PEN
ri. au piaisir que ferait ma ,isi.e 1
- yie;lic tante maladc. Mais. helas:
:. honhcur Tut De courtc durce: &c
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Z
FER
Bs1on
II set In
'oteitis
sails
.lte.
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AVIS.
ADK. VI. a ,rsnsporie son Office b Ia
Pharmacie lie y. Jourian.
Is mai IA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-31
Terms Of the Jre~spaper Press Of Nev Orleans

Terms Of the Newspaper Press Of Nev Orleans
un. nilno,sIv agreed to n, an adjourned meeting of
tho proprie'ors' held on the 18Th Of March, ls37.
Der annn n, payablc 80 n-lunu1llv in advance: ten
dollars for the Gi.weekly country paper, payable
year in advance, where CITY reference is given No
. ,bstripton will be discontinued until arrearages are
settled. In Of di continuance, one week ks notice
in prit,ng oe invariably given, previous to tn
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ADyIRrtsINs.-One dollar per square for the first
uscrtion and half that price for each subsequent
an, materul alteration from the original advertisement,
will be charged as new one:
erty dollars fo English aone and sixty for both Ian
sIagss: Banks, Insurance Offices, and other simia
public Institutions, fifty dollars in English only, and
eighty for both languages; Ship and Steumbo., Fac
tors or Commission merchants sixty dollars IN English
me- and eighty for both languages
MARRIAGES, OBITUARY NOTICES, and articles call
ing the attention Of the public t" safes o. property,
cards Of passengers benefits, sc. &c will BE- charge
dollar per square for the frat insertion in each nn-
guasc.
Al uoture when admissible shall be charged double,
and in ad,ance
4 deduction Of twenty five per cent. will be made to
Auctomeers Sherfsa, Registers Of wills, md Marshals
On sales Of real estate. published IL both languages
and 50 per cent in English alonc per cont sales
ADvERrlsEMESrs out Of the direct line of business
of the advertiser, such legal, auction and planta
salcs, runaway Slaves stray animals, &c. &c will
DO charged for sepa. ntely, aud at the ordinary rates.
ApvERr,sIMENrs moi specified US to time, will be
published one month, and charged accordingly
No advertisements OF bankruptcies will be published
IN any cuse, unless paid for previous to insertion, or
payment guaranteed by Responsible person ~ Town.
Theatres and other places OF amusement, advertising
daily Or the season. he charged $lo tor hng'is' a.
lone, and $3.50 i'll both languages. 49,.
All announcements of caniatas for polite Offices
will be charged double the price OF other advertise
Inents :,
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
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IN mes of persons whose accounts have not hem pa
within one mouth after pres 'ntnon, shall be made
knuwA ESQ far practicahle to each o,h"r-they obi,
eating themselves not advertise or print tor such
dolinqu ants, unless in case of ndrnnce payn.m!s;
I,igned) &c. DE ST. KOMES
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r. =. REA,
J. G. PRENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
LUMSDEN.
'V.cHy Prcss.-We, til" undersigned, agree to ABIDE
nv the n,ovc conditions, far as they ure applicable tt
wo.xy papers. w,,>cr
5S& No subscriptions arc taken for less than months
Letters must, in III cnscs, be post paid.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-31

llAiNrS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &C.. US
landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-ylz:
$4,000 feet Of glass, best quality, from 8Xlo y 23x2S
br kegs; 81 doz npanedns for 600Olb2 lithrage
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe also of00O0 and
OO do; cases green in POWDER superior article
do cans large assortment of sash tons of every
size and quuy sable pencils for artisa fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists coors in oil read! pre-
pared in boxes, fitted ', with all necessary brushes
artists tools, Nc.
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sortnent Of paints, dry colors oil turpentne varsh
&c., for sale, wholesale and RETAIL al the lowest prices
by MONDELLI,
a9R So Camp ST.
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PtUoP El;
.vEJV EDITION OF THE CIu1L CODE OF
LOUISIANA.

IT has been for some time made known 10 the public
that the Subscribers are engaged in preparing tor
the press edition of the Louisiana Civil Code -
They from the first: aware OF the great difficulty
and nding the publication OF the work,
and it without great hesitation that they
scented the undertaking But the present edition,
amounting to bout three thousand copies, and which
had tine State than thirty thousand dollars,
was entirely out OF print. For more than two years
past the usual ice Of the work has been from thirty
to iftv dollars.
1t is system Of written rules which 70 Immediately
operates upon every individual Of the sute interested
either in agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition Of much property coming from
other states, that-unl Ike alnOs. other treatise upon
law-it is as much the textbook aud manual Of the
merchant and the planter us is OF the private gentle
man and the professional advoc te.
The lawyers Of the joining stafes, md in fact of al
those states Ipon the Ohio and Wis issppl rivers which
find mart for their produce in l.onis iaa, have fire.
q,nt necessity Of reference to the code, and make it al
Indispensable requisite TO their Libraries; and in the
cit, Of New Or!e rs the book is to L., found in
the merchants counting room as upon he desk Of the
judge the table Of the att 'rncv 1t is net surprising
therefore that the first edition n the work quick
ly Disposed Of; and although reprint of it would
| il, some measure supply the public necessity yet il
would be imper and unsatisfactory une - annotated
with references to the Reports and Statute in order ia
tie numerous amendments which have b en-
made by the 1t gslanre, and the important decisions
and constructions which hive been given upon many
its articles bv the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured, Tor the general super
inendence ant editorial department Of tao work, the
professional services of Nheelock 5 Upton, Esq. a
me. her of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
Ballard, Jude l}ermudcs, and Hon George EustiS
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton witt, the valuable
which the have collected in the thcit
Studies and practice; and to Mr. Jennings, the part
ner of Nr rp,o VIII" is also engaged in the work. Geo
Strawb, lgt Esq has presented the great OF leic
rr"""s contained in his Office copy Of the code, an,
winch nav" been made by him during the whole period
OF his dis lngushed professional labors The publish
may therefore well trust that the nnnnutiun- of the
work will he all that industry aud lmur, assisted hv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-31
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,

For FEVER AND hGCE.
VENEN years have not yet elapsed since 1t was
Il first regularly submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest regulations; and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Aguc, wIcrcv-
it has been known and npprr c'atcd. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
the United States, and still realizes moro than could
have been auticpatedhy its mos, sanguinc friends.
Thousands OF persons have not only been relieved,
but restored lie LII and vignr lhroug h its agrn-
eyit and !hry now chccriuy testify, at every OPP
is composed of sucl, medicinal principl6s as uht
calculated to the healthy action OF the sto'n-
ach, liver, and other important igcstivc organs,
the loss of which harmony is the immediate cause
of the disease. 1t is apparent Also that 1t produ.
COS an entire change in the condition OF the system,
and certainly destroys the native liability to re!ap
scs of the affection. When the Agnc is attended
| with any other mplant, tho employment o! the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere with the treat
mcnt of the other d ease, but viii even afford as
| .lst,nce by furnishing strength and v1g"r to the
| body during the course OF treatment. These WHO
make use of this medicine may be assured that
there is no Arsenic, Bnrks, Mercury. or any other
article in lis composition untrlend to the human
constitution; being entirely ucyctabie extract;
| aud they may have additional confidence in tho
Use thereof when thcy perceive that 1t has tue e-
| oct of gent laxative about the time halt bot
| lc full has been takrli-n consequence OF winch
| here is no part @: The medicine lett to lingo: II
nc bowels to cause ubs,ructlons, and other evils
,rsin! from the use of many OF the remedies nov
tl.rcd for the cure of tins affection. 1t has bee
s.d also as u preventive, by many who were sub
| ,.c, tn uerodlcAl recurrence OF the Chllls, and
.as invariably wardcd off tho unprecedented attach
OJserre! The Proprietor, fully satisfied With til
unparalleled and universal success which has cur
family attended punc,ual and regular use OF til
Tonic Mixture, in all cases OF Fever and Agu'
,ccs warranted in eng 'ging to refund the price
| ,lrin in Str rt M
cordaucc with the prescribed directions, withol
having been perfectly and lastinsly cured
The subscribers are the Wholesale agents for II
South Western States, and have now on hand ST.
ty cases of this medicine which is warranted fires
and genuine For sale ut tho manufactured pric
JARVIS X ANDREWS,
Wholesale DRUG gists,
nnya7 cor Common Il Tchoupiloulas sire,
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PROSPECTUS,


THE subscriber proposes to publish. IN INC Dc.
ginning Of the ensnlng winter, condensation q
tho twenty volumes of the Old and New Series OF
Martins Louisiana Reports to be COMPRISED IN tour
volumes, 6,o., according to tn" model OF Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is now in preparation by J. burton
Harrison. Esq of this city assisted by william r.
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by a
distinguished retired Judge Of tho Supreme Court
and bv one of tho sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all tho advantage which
nav naturally be RAPED from t;,cir experience
Such a work is bsconing every day mora no.
ccssary, as tho original is vo'un''n"us. expensive
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
..s in the other States of the Unlon IN references
70 the peculiar Jurisprudence OF Lou sana and the
circumstance Of the numerous principles mere de,
;dad in tho adjustment OF conflicts OF laws, makes
Tho knowledge of our adjudgcd cases OF prime nt''
,tv IN the iu7sts Of tho whole Union. Moreover
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes
and thus there is great demand Tor the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter
convenient notes, indicating tho parallel case
Lsc;d.d in Louisiana, and occasionally those III ti''
.or, authort alive forums Of the other Sta'cs' Wi
ne added TO each case.
Tho work will form four volumes, nyai octave
and will be delivered, b"und, TO subscf.' hers ~ -
.r VOL: in case it SHOULD bs found prhcicao'e !,
ronpress it into three volumes, the p~iae l" SUI
,cribcr. will be ST per VOL
'u'so' 'F| WIN MckEAN.
cor Camp and Comn,vn s,s
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
VA Customhousc street, opposite tho postotcc.
The subscribers now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment Vt Marble Mantle Pieces
of superior workmanship and of the latest patterns,
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tcmbs and
Grave Stones, moulded aud plain sills and lmtcs,
marble .acings, hearls and boundary stone, plaster
! of Paris, Roman Il Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates OF the newcs, and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first ratio workmeH ,c
set the above work.
| les JAMES KAHN 4 STROUD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-31

A BEAUTIFUL head Of hair is the grnnhest orna
ment belonging to the human frame. How strange
" ne loss Of II changes the cnnn'enancc, and prena
trely brings on the appearance Of old age, which,
ses many TO recoil at being uncovered and sometimes
even to sh's societv to avoid tho tests and Of
their acGua tance the remainder Of their lives
s"q'1enty spent in retirement. In short, the
loss Of property fills the thinking vcnth with
TINT neavy sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
10 avert all these unplen nnt circumstances, Odridge
Balm Of Columbia stops the hair fro'n falling off On the
first applicntion and few bottles it again. II
likewise produces eyebrows and whskers; prevents the
na.r from turning gray makes it curl beautifully and
trees II from scnr Numerous certificates 'ot the first
tesecah'Iiiy in support Of the virtues Of Odridset
Balm, arc shown bv the proprictor..
% Read the (oowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of philad,ph
has certified as may b. seen below, to high c,ara
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify TINT we have used
the Balm Of Columbia iii covered by ]. Ollrilge and
have found highly serviceube only us preventive
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior
Methodist Minister in - George clnrse
No Sc North Fifth 1t.
JOHN INGLTS, 32l A,ch street.
JOHN THOMAS, NJ D, 1853 Racesi
JOHN s Fi'REY, III Spruce street.
HUGH NcCUEDY. 2l3 South % st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t il known that three of the above sgners are NOR,
than 80 years of age, and the others not less than 80.
(Froa the N1ayor.]
Commonwealth Of Penis vlvanin, J
City Of Philadelphia
Robert Wharton. Mayor Of snid city of philude
rhin, do hereby certify that am well acquainted will,
Mcssrs inslis. John : Fure, and tIugI, NJ Curdv
whose names signed to the above certificate TINT they
are gentlemen OF character and rcsrtchiltv, and ns
such full credit should he given the said certificate.
In wtnc: VIII rcof have herrunto sci my hand
and cousc! the seal Of the city To be fixed. this
9Th day Of December, &C.
r.. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm l,as
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Foil ,fNingara, &C
Sold olrsalc and retail by the sole agents for AM.
rica. % Flctche street Maiden Lane, one doc,
bel Pearl street and by most druggists and crtumers
hugh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS
MO Wholesale Agents. New Orleans
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Packets.]
~ ~ IN IN

TkNtE ships Composing THIS Line VIII sail from New
4 y leans and New York every other Monday
commencing the 2otl november and to insure the
slrc,esi pilctuulily III Tho Ue OF sailing, The lius
will hereafter corso, Of five Ships viz:
Ship Iu:oo, Captain issk 10 leave the goth nov.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer. to leave on the 4th
December.
ship Huntsville. Captain E!dri'sos to leave tue
Ship licksbarg, Captain Waoihoase, 10 leave the
is, Jan AIRY.
Ship Mis- nss,p2i. Cspa!o Davis To lsave on the 18th
Jaunaty.
" Tie above sllirs are all new. of the FIRST class
c,paIcd and copper fastened, md upwards OF oou tors
buien OF light drHu!h, OF water, being built Ill
New ork expressly Tor tie trade. The price OF pas
sage is f. ed sunt;rsd dollars Their cabins are
fitted III, on the most improved and convenient plan and
flushed in nra, ;rd elegant STYLE Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided and every regard Ind
The comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers, who
will please tuhc notice that no berth can be secured un>
! til paid tor the Office Of the cnnslgnccs
( These packets nre commanded by Captains well tx
reriencrf in the trade, who will give every attention.
and exert themselves accommodate. They will at
all time. be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the sctest punt,uality observed i'll
the TING o: sailing. -
Tie owners OF lhcso hips viii not be responsible for
aEy en- parcel package sent by put on board et
them, unless regular bill OF !adug he signed therefore
at the counting ho.s. Of the sgcIts .! owners Fer
nrlh,r par,ic uars, apply 10
/, BEIN l. A COHEN:
nov II 81 Common
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-31

* TATE or LOUISiANA-Frst Judicial Dis:
- trct Court. Joba May Foster vs. Ills Creditors
ors of JOHN May Foster and Of 'eVeauA Foster, are
hereby notified appear in open court ON Saturday
the 18Th m>ta, IL o'clock IL. 10 shcw case, II any
they have why said john Ma. Foster should not hu'e
the benefit of The laws male fer The rcet Of insolvcn
debtors in actual custody; Cnswcli and Brand tsqrs
appointed represent TIN. absent creditors i'll this
case.
Bv order The court this Sd December. 1895.
tec7 -3tittiNe EeBL ANC, Dv Cte,k.
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n, Yorl e. Baltimore Packets

JACKETS FOR NEW YORK-Now Line.
l. TO sail punclually every second MONDAY
during the season, full or not full.
Ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. S. Sears,
Shin Alabama. a74 d, G. C. Berry.
Shin Arkcnxa. GOT do S Dennis.
Ship S rntopa. $40 do w Hathaway.
Shin Nashville. $40 do D Jackson,
Shin Kentucky. 600 do Bunker
Tic above chips are Of Tho FIRST class, copPered'
and copper fastened, and having been built in New
York expressly for this trade, they are OF iighI
draft Of " alter and almost invariably cross the bar
without any detention. The commanders arc mon
of great experience. and the shi pE will always DO
towcd up and Down the Mississppi by STEAMBOATS,
They have handsome furnished accommodations
and stores Of tho best description will always DC
furnished. The cabin passage is $9O without
wine or liquor and there is no liquor furnished 70
the officers crew. For freight or passage Apply
on board, or to II C. AMES, As Camp 81.
The ships are not accountable for brcakage OF
glass; hollow ware, marble or granite, cooperage OF
tin, rust Of iron STEEL nor responsible for any
package or parcel, unless regular bill! OF ladins
| is executed therefor at the Office Of the exits.
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