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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

SHERIFF'S SALE.
:. Silyereerg N Co. I Pleurlus ii. IA on bond
; to April term 1870 in
wm. D. Liggon, ct. al Madison circuit court IT.
Same,
(OY virtue of the above stated cases to me
ID directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton ON the
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT.
TWO LIKELY NEGROES, NAMED
LUKE AND SALLY.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases
S. NJ. FLOJRNOY, Stiff.
By w. E Cox, deputy
march 10
POSTPONMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until the 3rd
Monday in April, 1889.
S. AZ. FLOURNOY, Sh,E.
By w. E. Cox, Dcpfy.
April 6.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

DY virtue of the above stated cases,
ID to me directed, shall expose 10
public sale, for cash, at the Courthouse
door. in the town of Canton, on the
First Monday in March 1889,
The following property to wit:
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

a0n'0'N :! April term 1889, IN
John G. Middleton, Madison
John A Powell,
c. r. Weatherby,
C. III. usrin, use &c. came
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

Hoses, .HMey, Jim, Mary,
ALSO
ONE PLEASURE CARRIGE, AND ONE
WAGON.
s. GEgAG ANI z Es1A SESa
Four feather beds & bedsteads,
One Clock, one sideboard, two Tables
and six Chairs.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

SHERIFF,S SALE.
Caruthers, Harris On fl. ia. on bond
ana Co. TO April Term,
NV VS. 1889, in Madi-
VIM. Ragsdale, ct. al. son circuit court.
NJ. Vanderhurst
and Co.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

PoSTPONMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until the first
Monday in April, 1889.
S. M. FLOURNOY, .Sa'F.
By B. B. FaIzELL, Deputy
march 23
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

POSTPoNEMENT
The sale Of the above described pro-
perry is hereby postponed until the Fifth
Monday Of April, 1889.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Shf.
BY WIN. Z. Cox, DEPUTY.
April 20. 1916 Pr fee SIS
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty, is hereby postponed, until the
Third Monday IN March 1889.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, h,f.
By w. E. Cox, Deputy.
March Q, 1889.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

The sale ofthe above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until the Fifth
Monday in April, 1889.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShF.
BY b. b. FRIzELL. Depufy.
April 90, 1916 PR fee S49)
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

On alias Fl ia to April
term 1889, IN Madison
circuit court.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27

POSTPONEdENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty, is hereby postponed, until the Fifth
Monday in April.
S. VI. FLOURNOY, Sh,F.
By J. w. Ray, Deputy.
April 90, l5-I6-[Pr fee SI6l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

p. Laugh mhen you can.-Holland offars fair
chance to night for any to indulge his risiblcp.
The repeated failure of the mails, the dearth of all
news, and the total absence Of every thing like ex-
element, requires some stimulant-what shall we
have recourse to, the bottle the theatre? II we
tako the bottle, headache will be the inevitable
punishment; If you go TO the Theatre to night
you II be made to cry with laughing at Holland.
Let's crowd the Camp, for tho last timc-ueH 50
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

No Muil-No> lNaA.-Oh! I'm tired of hearing
tho winds. I've volumes upon volumes of books,
I've whole piles, as big as hay stacks, Of French
English, Scotch, and 1ris! papers, Tvo read
them over aud over again. and they've all been
previously chilled 6y brother chips, and not a
three stick paragraph left aha, can beg, borrow
or steal. 1t is raining, nasty, fine, drizAIng
cold rain, and my limbs are aching witt, pain. my
bowels are crying aloud for teddy Eve no coke,
my servants arc ii naturcd, and my wife is cross.
What shall l do 2-cnt my throat 9lno, III 90 and
take drink--Who'll treat. o. Il ~; e. r. r.
.5i,5s5 Lament your editor. -. g. -.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

DIR HulL's UrERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
VlHIS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro
/ lapsus Ulcri, or Falling of the Womb, by ex
ternal application, superseding tho uso of the ob
jec,lonable pressary, is confidently recommended
to the tcted the means of perfect restoration
cure, even under tho most aggravated circumstan
ces. 1t has received the decided appreciation of
Sir Ashley Cooper of London Sir BENJAMIN C
Brode ; Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen:
DR. Ashwcll. Lecturer en- midwifery to Guys Hos,
pital DR. Rigny, lecturer to St Bartholome ws; DR.
Griffith. lecturer 10 Westminster Hospital; DR..
Ramsbotham, lecturer to london hospital; Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster living in hosbit.
al DR. Sweutman, lecturer to Midlesex hospital,
and senior accouoheur to Queen Charlottc's living:
in-hospital !; also by Henry Davies, Conquest
Blundcil, Lee, Mcrrlman, surgeon Kcales, Sc by
DR. Morreau, president OF the Academic Roayale
lie Medicine, Paris, and Accoucher. to the Duchess
DOrlGans professors Velpeuu, Mariolin, Paul
Dubois, Sn and others-and in New York by
professorJ W Francis, G S Bedford, M. b profess.
sor of midwifery in the university of the, civ of
New York, prois. Dela6eld, and Francis, U: John.
ston, president County Med Society, Laurens Hull
president med society State Of N York, profs Jas
Nc Nang htom of Albany, prais March, CYRUS Per-
kins, Doane--Drs Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith:
Hosack, Stearns, Ludlow, nissan, Vaohe, Power,
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,, and many other djstin,
gushed physicians in the U.Slates. ~.
A G Hull, ofice Vessey 1t, Astor House N.
York. y =; X. y: - ~ ~.
/, VI A constant supply of tho aboye instruments;
with DR. Hull's improved Trusses for Hernia. Wit
be kept by SICKLES &, Co, Orleans,
A u Carpenter, Natohez; Stone 4, Marsh, Wood,
vile: Booth aud Mallory, Memphis; w I, W s;R.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

Inpropeme nt.-The Courier proposes that tho
municipalities should build sheds on the Leves for
the protection of the goods, and Goldfish Of the Yam
KEGS who come among annually to ny n taxes,
house rem, nor board. We are mistaken, the Cou-
rer thinks that such loatcrs should have their
goods spoiled by the ran--then hos right, and that
honest planters and others, should have sheds
erected to protect their goods-wrong, let every
cotton factor, up country produce dealer, and all
others receiving goods, cart them to their own
warehouses, as soon as landed They would then
subscrve the interests of those who pay them com.
missions, and our own public at large. We are
not enc of those who will advocate the commercial
and mercantile class to tho exclusion OF all others
Fair play allow merchants and traders all facilities
compatible with the general veal and interest but
keep. in mind that they do not pay all the taxes,
nor arc they the only useful part Of The co'nnn
nifty.
Already We find, that when an attempt Is ma'o
to enforce an ordinance, the cry is, what, Sir Com
missary, would you pcrsecnte merchant? Are
not the wl,arves, the streets Public, and may not
occupy them with my cotton and goods Let the
answer be, tho law allow. you and all citizens to
make Of tn" wharves, the streets and The side
walks, but you have exclusive privilege. Make
use Of them o receive your goods and pro 'uce, to
sond them forth better sold for transhpnent, but
keep in mind my dear sir, that there are others
who may need the use ofthose convcnicncics, after
you have done with them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

The Courier is in its las. agonies the says at
fourteen days since the date Of last papers
fiom New \ orh "'--oh, you paddy read that line
over again. IT'S devilish provoking; but having
lis Now York pa dated IA days back, not the
least Ceurcrs grievances, hc has 10 linger on
analflcr "a hours in expectation Of noWs"--whieh
is explained very clearly this List. by all no said
afterwards. Inothsr words, the mail boat arrived
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30
r w, COLLENS

=
Appointed by the Ff.eral Court ut New Orleans,
OFFICE No. 10y COMMON STREET, -"
Exchange Hotel Bnldings " it,
= AID Commissioner takes atiidaviis under null b,
- virtue of the Acts of Congress- passed til Fsbrl
and other acts of Congress- in such cases mule and
provided. -r: -, =, -
" SAID Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses i''rIus Of captnn cerficae which have
{ ss%pr 10 s :, ::
ATs-l3 cnsesdrab Russ hats, ariops qualities
~ .broal bripls and low efnwns landing fpn ship
- tnnis, for sale by i BRIDGE E4Ga,sss
m; =. ~ sss:.. .,s.s :-=. y! Magazine p
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

.r.' E.AkANCES
=. November ooh, 1899.
Brig Mail Marshall, Genoa. S4JP Whitney
Brig CaharI,e, Rose. Charleston Master
Mex she Jovep, Rosaira, Master
-. ARRIVALS
-g-. November ooh, 1889
;. Steamer Monsoon; Pcarce; FIN St Louis
Steamer Tuskhn, Woods FIN Vicksh,rg
Steamer Agnes Hitchcock, FIN Hitchcock
Steamer swallow, Andrews. FIN Mouth OF Ohio
Steamer lsorn, Robson, fin Huntsville
Steamer Ievant, Laurent. fun Bayou Sara.
Steamer Southcruor, Barrett, fin Columbia, Ark
Steamer Madison. FruIent, I'm st Louis
EXPORTS.
Per brig Mail Cargo 2ae bnles cotton IA bales
CHARLESTON. Per brig ca.harinc. Cargo "A hid. sugar
$50 bis .olasses 81 bis pork
GAMPEAcHy Per sch Joven Rosario Cargo $50 bis flour
20codfsh - e:
IMPORTS
GTNu arrival ON today consequently imports IN
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Wilkins Bend. Per Tuskna. Cargo 4ss baes
cotton hutke Wait CD: 1875 harness Isl Fulton co;
rneI + CO; rs a,e rie, Jennings CO. NJ While Co; GO
Byr.e 81 Banter Nj keuna Wight 70 lcdoux 4
Gu 6a il psasanls 81 Franklin ilcndetson IL Il
Dick lo7 ~ rnpa 40 K"sse Asher, 16 iyo,s liars 70
81 Merrifrd. Persona 43 zardi 10 II Limerick
rayou Saea Isvsnt Cargo 1854 bales cotton
,sa reyr""x Areue y CO. IA r huEe, ~ N White GO.
AZ " cosdSish Il " Flower Sc j Dick 81 Ba""s.,
81 Kisa,,e 4 Oakey ~ Bass 4 Hawthorn
Is TO Is Caldwell Hickey. 10 Lauhudmy Is lsran-
I Henderson, ass,sundries 10 Walton Kemp and W
Goodrich -. 4sssa
Mouth Of steamer swallow Cargo 35o banging
s7s coil. rope Ito Hawthorn. 95 KEYS lard Ogden {
southrae Is, bis iskey t.anis ee do Ma,c ta
iale CO; r. Nugen,, Turpu Wnu 81 Oakley 66
= Alsxanda .Per Agnes. Cargo es5 bales
se,h Th"mpH n no. as p,s11 6" + Sk% =,
.doux i6 Rva'die CT ~ Peyrous. Arciuel CO
40 f'mIes. nv
Nof & CO. 40 Peroux, Arcinel $50 Dennisloun
Arthur Fulton co 2, WIFE os', e ss lr snfks van o 's
CO n same 1sa j II Levericb 4y W oahly CO l5
Taylor. Gadncr 50, 80 Reynol' Byr"s co e bandcr
* io,s Per steamer Madison Cargo 4l6 bis beef i
and Oh. s~a d Do s s"ss, Il
pickles hoard; lids coils rope.7o hanging
hls: to order s sss 100 ss lead
horses B.o mnes horses and calf Laurent,
chickens cupboard; gibbs cou, head
cabbage to own ts-un hoard ~. r.
- = :. PASSENGERS. -. 800: 5.
Per agnes. Judge Ru.rd Henry Ershne KEEL
- 'assy s. s,s11s ns Mis-.
Me.ss Me',a' Galloway Armour, Sect shadbun ice
Pc, steamer Walker, ,rne't Spring,
Miss Jsukis alesss W.face ar,telt Ia1stn Williams,
Galloway Erwin. spiny HARRIS Selling Ward and
III steamer otsoon rapt Park,rs 4 IndyJ Wet aud
family Mst; Pollard aud f,y Misses West and Frasber
Nestrs retot Perry piad Me- rts y v 'es'et
Proprt Bndho Capt sen Price. Adams. West adty Ford
4 Chandler, IIschias. Landry III
slsaner soutisfnor Rursili. Pringie Holmes,
ea,ed kcker Thompson Yoat, STARK. Misses swan Mc
steamer siaisop ard Lady Doanell aud
Lady Mrs G.,ke Mis- nspas, air opsr snd family Judge
CONS isaek hu,n lurrd
KOntx Bn0ee. 1uinsoi - s-ssE
ssst7AiE.iH3RANDAs. zsss 5ss
Thc .eamsr Enp puaFia the Agnes
ne night Of tic her II was with
di{fs1it. she " klIf aHoat -
s The Mis.isfpp. . ri.ips slowly At 81 Leuis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

w ANTED-Three or four families to go on a'plan,
w ta.ion sis miles from the city; there are good
and colnodous houses; The land Ia already cultivated
and can bring fair income; each family will have the
privilege Of cutvang large parcel Of ground for
number Of years. and Of cutting as muchti'nher ns they
nay want, without having any thing pay Tor the time
agreed upon Fur further l'If b1SS, SGpy to
n5 corner Natchez and Tchanof'as sig
\NANTED-A woman To 'ok aud wash Tor ii
w small f,my-One who can come we'll recon-
nlende'', can get permanent situation, by applying at
Of St. Thomas and Edward streets-A white
woman would he preferred. mo
\NANTED-Two good 'nsmitl,s: also, two CRATE
w fnishrr- to whom good wages and constant EN-
plovnen will be given. II & ) DE y
1913 Tchap'toulas st
u and $50 sacks fine salt on board the ship Frank
fort l,ing ut ST. Joseph street wharf, apply to Captain
nil - ~ " " P LA,DLAw, 5, cnmr $,
| MISSING from ship Alabama, Three Trunks "'er
| NA chandize, markad j 3 e. Organ e. Co, Paris
Tenn. md from ship Nashville, three barrels, markell
Il NJ. Any person havng'he same in their possess
sion, will please give information to No. ~ Common
| street, MA
0PTHE CONSIGNEES Of As hoxts cheese, marked
| c, in diamond I'll boxes tOnacco, marked james
Saunders and 4cu-cs segars, marked Il II, received
per pncke ship Louisville, from New York. are r. qucs
| away, o.: w F';SDiCk Y GO,
-
u Yesterday some poor creature, VINO wished Il
vent his spleen upon whom he hated but dared MOI
fice, nSer'e, forged advertise en in the bulletin
copied bsow, IL is certainly mean and dirty trick
that any f;,0i sght play-that gentleman woul'
he guilty f-evincing both lack of sense and lack o
, | courage.-Bmle,iu, Goth inst
: 500 REWARD.
TVNlfE above ard will be paid for nfnrmaton tina
I will lead To the conviction ot the person or per
who caused advertisement 10 he inserted in tn
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, of the 18th insta
prpnrng that the s.bSc riber had entered into coar
nerSllp with john. Barrett and others under the stvl
Of Fnrgav, Barrett Il Co.. for the purpose Of cnrryin
on The business of laving-no such connection havin
been formed
N. B.-rhe undersigned takes this opportunity Of in
forming the public, that he ia connected in bushes
of any kind, except with his brother
n22 .AMUEL l.. FOItGAY, So Magazine ct
r DEINTlNG PAPER 1000 reams paper for new.
of sizes from 81 e. 81 to 90 Il d., Just landed tIol
ships Onrco from Boston and the Ohio from phadcl
!, phia and for sale by
I JOHN IIASWELL & Co,
II. n28 Successors tn Al-x. Townr 10 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

R5s 800 REWARD-Ranawny. the Is, No
Gs sh in1 "sEfo e. nan ssrIS
49, feet or 5 inches high shsr and thick set
small eyes, prominent forehead an open and free gat
having Of the front teeth in The upper jaw broken.
had on, went he went nwiay. pair of cocnade pana
looms will small blue stripes, and gnghnm shirt,
said negro worked long while with All: Vim. Stone,
brckluvers's hand. .. FERNANDO LEMOs,
n9-if . No 1873 Dauphine 81,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
TRUE AAANltc.&&,,Rg0AMs
GOND1 TDON@ g

y y VII q UN090N0
The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
type on an extra, double medium sheet, at Sl2
per annum, payable som, annually in advance.
The TRl-wEEkLs Paper, containing he reading
matter Of two da!lies, $40. payable in advance,
where no city reference is given.
The WEEKLY TRuE.AmEstcAx, rradc up from the
daily papers, during the week, wiit BIO sent 10 sub
scrlhefs who ply SIS per AMMAN in advance and
to none other unless an acceptable city reference
Is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
1lHN GTRS0N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30
RICH JEWELRY,

AT o.. To CHARTRES STREET,
A FULL Assortment, just received can sting of
N ear rings, ocke,s breaches, finger 'i,ss, gold
tlnbes do pencils, gold fob and guard chains seals
aud KEYS warranted razors scissors and knivs wallets
and poe aet books, ns na tooth and fable brushes,
plated casters mud canlestcks and fruit baskets eora
necklaces and beads; all the above articss will BE-
offered on the most reasonable terms. u ssysEsW
9 NJ Is. /! large tr,mt glass window. Side shelves
and show cases for sale eoss call a, 10 Charities
street. - - $50
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

MAYURALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
NNllE price of hoar being this day s. Is barrel
I according to the tariff tic bukers will give '5
ounces of bread for during the week begin
ming on Monday next, the 18th instant. The loavcs of
second quality Of three for cents shall weigh Is
per cent more, viz: ABA ounces. =,
n24 c. GENOIS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

~ The receipts Of the sne OF the tickets will he de-
posted the Canal. Uninn CnrnIlon Citizens and
Consolidated Banks in New Orleans, in the name Of
Louis >chudt jointly with J. Is. Perrault actually
Cashier Of the Cnizen's Bank, and \. Bundnun
tunllv asher OF the Consoinine, Bank Trustees,
as per passed before 4. Mnzurrat, Esq. Not. Pub.
ON the Cd May 1889, and the properties transferred TO
the above mentioned gentlemen uainrumbered, as
lr, sces for the security OF the fortunate prize iol
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the credit Of the above named , CITY
Banks Of New Drlenus.
The Public are referred to the acts passed before
A. Muznreau, Esq. Not. Pub. in relation to the prop
perlies which embrace the respective prizes in the
| nit,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

A gentleman cf,his city arrived here on Mon
day last, the 25th instant, by the mail route from
New York, whence he left on the afternoon OF the
10th instant, but no mail was received on the day
he arrived nor has been sinee-Who is to blame !
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30
STEAM sOAT R5LLS.

(AWNEkS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS or>TEAM
~ BOATS hare their Bills struck of, in one
more Culnrrd Inks Plain CoIored Paper, 1rith
drspa.ch, aad fuporaWc Terms, By ieaping their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE .rn-r 80"
Poydras and ST. Charles streets
MONTAGUE'S
B.1 L.N FOR THE TEETH.
YlNIEesahlished reputation and constant increa ms
i demand for this elle, t,la remedy of pain, and pre-;
scrvative of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it lottlc American public. Arrangements hav
been nude to supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States. place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
larussing of all aches 'rooth-acIe.
When applied according 10 directions given on
bottle il mas never failed 10 afford immediate and
n,anent rc,if 1t also arrests the decay IN rcrcliv
eeh and relieves, that soreness v hcl SO ireuuentl,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, innocent, an not unreasnnt and
the large number of persons i'll different sections Of the
couG;ry that have already experienced such delightful
and alulary effects from the OF the Bu are ready
bear or the public good their testimony to its UNI
rvrlled qualities. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
sing uIaIy AMI unexpectedly, and nuy hc regarded bv
the ci, iZed world as the most valuable discovery
re,lmnn OF the woods
Price 81 Yer bottle. Sold by -.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
! Cor Common and Tchn .ts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
A General. Meeting of all the members will take
IN place to morrow evening. Wednesday the 9Th
iustnnt; Mt O'Clock, p. NJ. puncnal attendance is
queSred. ~ ID J RICARDO,
n26 Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

What is this world coming tol We mean, this
New Orleans werld? It. appears to us that the
pcop'e have run newspaper mad. At least, we
sho lid 50 from The number and variety daily spring
ing up like mushrooms or to be more compliment.
tary, as the flower is handsomcr like Ninevah's
gourd.
Let's sec, we have the Bee, as large, and sagaci.
Gus as the unweldly Elephant; the Courier De Ii
Louisiana, which like its proprietor, appears to
grow younger, as it increases in age; the ponder
Gus Bulletin, who drags his heavy length along as
if afflicted with the govt; the Louisianian spicy
but snarlish he comes out as If in the seniority OF
age, he had an inherent right of command; tho
Advertiser, all broguc and bothoraton, but civil and
good naturcd he strives daily to prove to that to
be true patriot you must come from the Emerald
| Isle the saucy American, too big fool to know
which side of his bread is buttered; these are the
old chaps and pioneers; and now comes tribe,
who are wrggng and pushing to take presidency.
The little Picayune, solf-satisfied; the Times, a
perfect dandy the Native, OVERLOOKING with patri-
o,isu,. There are others have not yet made
intimate acquaintance with. There are, tho Anti
Humbug, who should dock his title to be correct
the Creole never saw it; Impartial, do; lie Fla
neur, do; and Der Deutche, who will teach us all
German, and how properly to govern the country
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's INSURANCE Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
TTNHE Stockholders Of this Company hereby
l. tilted that the 10Th instaluent their stock is duo
ard payable The 9Th Of October next, the office ct
the Company. sept 70 Ell TRACY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30
Nls ua< 4. =. A NJ !:
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER so, 1889.

Easy Times Coming.-In Thursdays Louisia-
MAN. we have long article, on The French side,
heudcd Qi allons nous deuenir ? A 'ter Jeromia-
dizing upon the miserable state Of affairs ut pre-
sent, brought on by the misruc Of Jack sonism 1--WE
hope no one will rob of the property we have
in the cause assigned, tbs editor proposes, what
to us seem. most excellent and del. ctablo mes
thod, To dscmbarrass bis fellow citizens of their
present distressess. 1t is simply this: That the
Legislature shun be convened in extra session. that
beng convened. they shall constitutionally say,
that no man shall pay his dcbtsthat the Governor
shall approve of the law, and the people sanction
and obey it as many must and would most will
lingly agree 10 do.
For our ewn part, We have maturely weighed
the subject and have coolly and dspassonateiy
considered the matter over, and have asccrtaincd,
that we owe about four thousand dollars, which
we must pay but there is owing to us some
ten thousand dollars, Which we sincerely hope
they will pay, but, which We confess, we arc very
much afraid they will not pay. Now, If tho lie
gislaturc will put little provision in the law
recurring that whereas, for, and in consideration
of The many services we havo rendered the State,
by our good wishes, wo should be privileged to col
leet all that is due 10 us, and 10 pay no body we
are indebted to, we shall go for the law, simply
because we feel like good and true patriots, desl-
ring our untry's peace and welfare, and because
moreover, we think it would BIO very great con
vcncnce to us in the carrying on of our atflirs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-30

IRON ROOFS-The subscribers have procured
at great expense, the right Of putting on iron
roofs neihis city. They are adapted 10 puhic
buildings, warehouses, and private dwellings, and
are perfectly FIRE and water prdaf 1+rd. ma
be known, and model seen atsnur establishment
opposite ST. aluTy'ssmoyke,, Tchapi,,tu!as 81.
$ ocl 2 $50 e b COGSWELL X Co