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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
DEFERRED TTE.uS.

"Bs ersr 50 humble, there's no place like Honls ~
We think the annals OF prisons will hardly
furnish a parallel 90 the following facts, for
which We are indebted to Correspondent:
About the year 1890, james Osborne, OF Sher-
man, IN this county. was convicted upon a charge
for assault and battery, and sentenced 10 pay
small fine and cost. The precise amount OF the
whole We do not reccllect, but il was quite incon-
siderable. The amount not being paid, he was
committed TO the jail IN Danbury, where ne re-
NAMED eigAiseR years. As the law has stood dur
ing that period, he could be discharged from his
imprisonment, only upon either paying the fine
and cost, OF giving his Bole for the amount. This
he ever steadily refused 10 do. The Judges of the
County Court, the Sherifs and states aitornies
have all endeayored TO get rid OF him, and 10
persuade him 10 execute the note, for iihout the
note, neither one nor all OF them had any auihc =
ray to release HIM. Bot all has been in vain,
and he has remained a tenant Of The prison.
During The session Of the Legislature in May
last representation Of these facts was made
known 10 that body and = resolution passed or
dering him 10 be forthwith released, uncondi-
tionally. Even then be refused TO leave the laiI,
and was foTcibly turned oat. He returned 10
his native place, but friends and aoaunib,anees.
viii oniy few exceptions, had disappeared -
Some had removed, and Others were no longer
among the living and he found their places oc-
cupied By another generation Of men. lie was
a stranger in the land Of his fathers, and sighed
for his former habitauon within the walls OF the
prison. lie wandered about for few months
and IN October last returned TO the lai. in Dan
bury and sought admission. The jailor received
him, and there be now -. occupying one Of lhe
cells Of the jail, aud paying the keeper two dol
lars per week for bis enteTtainment.-.N0ytral k
GsrsRe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
MASONIC N0TI0IEo

VEVHE AAniveraary Of 81. John the Baptist,
No III, at Smithaeld, on yN0adsy Ike 2lih daJ
~ JaAs as<I. We cordially invite the Brethren
81 Charity Lodge. Harpers-Ferry, Livingston
Ledge, chArlsstOSn, Equality Lodge, Martins
batT. Mount Nsbo Lodge, shepherdstown, Hi
ran Lodge, Winchester, togsihcr With al Breih-
rem In regular standing, % be present with q,
on that day. An Grafton will be delivered, and
ether ceremonies usual on such occasions will
BE- obsSsysd.
JOSHUA n. THOMAS,
JOHN 2. SMITH,
HENRY b. EATY,
WILLIAM WATSON,
DANIEL 8. BONHAM,
JAMES SEWERS,
SAMUEL SCOLLAY,
COMMITTEES n arrangements
-Vss. 80. ls3o.-ta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

Come nearer, boy, for have nerv'd my heart,
One fond, long, last embrace, and then we part /;
My low Que in that gay and happy home
To which they bear thee, will thy thoughts eer
roam
To this lone valley, where the blessed light
OF Heaven first dawn d upon thy infant sight,
To the low roof, bright stream, and woodland
Wild
Where thou hast roy'd free and Llppy childi
Yes, happy Tor The cares. the penury
Which pressd thy Mo.her, have not injured thee;
For have shielded thee, my cherished child,
And thou hast bloom'd, a rose amidst The Wild,
green spot IN the deseTt.-a bright aIln,
Which gaily giided all il shone uDon.
And must send thee forth iH'iender years
To lack the fostering OF a mOther'Searel
VIII strangers watch DER thee rs have done
Cherish and guard, and smile on thee, my son
All who wall mark thy hayward gambols nov ,
And bear thy Wild caprice with placid browl
If sickness comes, an who will guard thy bed
And smOoihe the pillow for thy aching head:
And lull thee with song, and DER thy sleep
With silent prayer n slcepleSs vigil keep
Vain thoughts 1.-The offspring Of a mothers fears
l know kind Heav'n will guide Thy opening years;
Kind hearts will cherish my beloved one
But who can solaee me when thou ART gomez
on shall muse on that blue beaming eve
Where worlds Of latent thought and meaning lie;
In fancy gaze upon that noble brow
And kiss thy rosy cheek and kp, as now
How shall miss thy voice NJ early dawn,
Calling on me TO share the rising morn
Thy ringing laugh, when hidden from my eye,
Us sound betrayed thy leafy ambush nigh
But shall miss thee most AT twilight hour,
When the cool breeze Of evening shuts the flower;
When wearied with thy wandering and thy play,
IL Is thy wont to come, thy boon TO lay
Upon thy mothers knee, aud sink TO rest,
Thy fair head piliow'd on her anxious breast
Thy drowsy accents liSping out Thy prayer,
Sinless rs seraphs, and myself as fair
When next clasp thee, on thy shaded cheek
MaIurer hueS the lapse Of time will speak,
And lines Of thought upon thy alterd brow
May dim thesun-Shine that illumes il now,
And deeper tones, and more serious smile,
May meet my ear and eye, but not beguile
mothers heart the chord that vibraies there
Would give the alarm in spite Of eve or ear.
! The very step. though alier'd, nav, thy breath
Would rouse il from the oblivious clasp Of death.
Oh! boy, If e'er thou reachcst manhood's years,
Think OF thy mothers Sacri6ce-her tears
Her anxious hours--her loves unvavering pow
er.
And oh forget not This, her trying hour
None save a mothers heart would e'er forego
Her pTide--ker ioy--ihe solace Of her woe.
Light OF my eye, and idol of my heart,
Nanght saSe moIrr's love would bid thee part
Seif-sacsi6cing love, that can resign
It's own delights, its welfare find in thine.
None save mothet's energy could part
The link that twines so closely round the heart
But to secure thy wtIfare,-rescue thee
From the dark shadows that envelope me.
thus have nerv'd my heart, and il is done
And now, We Heavenly Powers, protect my Son
| CHIRLEsrowS, APRiL 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

BURIED ALIVE.--Yezierday Immediately
after he remains ~ Lieut GafBcir we're CON
signed % he tomb, and the concourse 81 per-
sons uho had assembled 10 witness he Ceremony
were preparing % return % her homes, heir a.
isniion vas attracted BY he noise o. groaBs -
some person IN distress, which appeared % rome
from q coffin, fbai bad just been deposited IN NE
earth. 10 Eas Immediately opened, and on cz-
animation found % contain The body 81 a negro
woman, who bad d IS supposed. fallen into q r.
ihafgic sleep and oonsidercd dead. but was ava
kened BY TIC entrance 81 water into the coffin
She was taken out and brought 70 NJ city 10 fi.s
spirits, and Acre is nov every pfospcct Of her
recover. ~. o. feaisiaaisa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
TRAVELLING, AS 1T WAS AND AS 1T Is.
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FROM aAs .NsieAes C0usip.
r Ma. Black; Dear sir--The following brief
summary. Of a recent journey from New York TO
New Orleans, conirassed with one made In 1900,
will perhaps be interesting to some Of your read
ers, and serve TO illustrate the modern improve
nent in travelling. Yours, J.
IN THE YEAR 1900.
april ID. Len New York in ferry boat for
Jersey city. Took two horse coach and got to
Philadelphia the fourth day at4 p. NJ. Len
Philadelphia next morning in a one-horse shay,
with the mail bag behind, for Lancaster. where
we arrived the third day At Lancaster bought
horse, and AFTER nine d. vs. Journey through the
forests reached Piitsburg. Here, with some
others, bought, for eighteen dollars, dat boat,
IN which We took our departure for New Orleans,
floating with tire currcnt. After divers adven-
lures and escapes from great peril by land and
water, We reached hatcher the hfty-seventh' dAy
after leaving PttSburg, aud New Orleans city IN
thirteen days thereafter, having been from New
York on the journey eighIy-four days, which our
friends IA New Orleans dad say was an eIPedi-
ticus voyage. My own personal cost on the
way was, in sum total, f97. lis. ID"
IN THE YEAR 1899.
Len New York Monday. January 2lst, nj 6
A. NJ IN railroad cars NJ Jersey city. Arrived
AT Philadelphia at ten minutes past ~.
Time, s h. 10 Cost 81.
AZ lefl Philadelphia in cars for BALTIMORE
Arrived ut Z. NJ.
Time. Oh Cost So
Left Baltimore next afternoon AT 4, in mail cha
riot for Wheeling. Arrived At Wheeling min
nies before ~ Saturday noon.
Time, - IA. 50 m.-Cosi, S2S.
Len Wheeling next morning in aceommoda-
ton stage for Cincinnati. Arrived at Cincin-
natl in $50 hours.
Time, 50 n. 30 m.-CoSt, S24 so.
Left Cincinnati at 10 next morning, in the mail
boat Pike, ut 10 AZ night reached Louisville.
Time, IL h Cost 81.
Left Louisville next morning. at IL, in steam
| or Diana, and reached Naichez the sixth day.
Time, Ia h.-CoSt S3S.
Len Natehek san day and reached New Or
| leans the next evening.
| Time, 30 h.-Cost $40
Acknowledgements at Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Cincinnati, and Louisville, $40.
Total SOC houTs 30 minutes so.
Thus making ~ days, Is hours. and 80 min
utes, the time Of travel between New York and
| New Orleans.
Difference between 1899 and 1900, in. time,
about al days.
Ditto in expense, about SOS in favor Of 1889.
N. b. This last journey was made IN the
winter season. In the summer months II can be
performed for $50, and in less time. The above
includes every item, both Of expense, Of feed
| and fare.r Yours, VIATOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
coNMITrRE OF VIGILANCE


~ kfarea Cealsig, eapgiaifs ~ - Rsputiieas
coarr.Hoa, tslsiy hsit n Rishasoad.
HaHrrasFraaE DisTaicf.-- Saf1ufi Gibson
Jacamith seaman, Henry Wanj, WIN. emaii-
wood, Michael Eoley, James Garry, and Niebo-
ias Marmiou.
CsanLrsrorH DIsTafcT --Braxion Davenport,
Franris Yates. 0eoFrr fleai, Tho1Es Haulins,
ChaTiss o.. siewafi, and loha SicFenson.
BafraEsDs-foaR DIsraicr.---Ccnrad Bal
mYre, Jacob Mefgap. Rotcn Lnras. Hcnfy
Daues, Lewis i,ncas, and Minof Horst
e,ffrrrIrrn ufsIticT.--W " EhrsrsH1nF-
fos. lossah euh. John Smith. nu1s Mites.
Tsomts Wssl SEA- uIasef, kblthan BeI 70.
ssph CrnniAsus. fc11rh Fuckrii fata n. a. as.f.
nan, Villas q. RfetEeH. Timoai 8feesiri
oeosge aofrty, 5ezea ofeasteaa, ip
~. Eci.rls ~. sn6 aaau.| slhsft
eocrnnan -..lci.n b SIS regs fesn
g. b tafios IcAa Lake. tgsz sifsf osfianS
~ Qn6 3nss CctkFt''. 80 D. 80 firrn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

TIE GREAT RACE.-on Tuesday the 9Th
instant, A The NeW-Markei COursc. fnear Peters
burg, Va) came on TIE great Match Race, two
mile heats, between BosTos "a surrel hsne) and
PoRTsaoUrH Ga dark bay) Tor Tea thousand
Dollars q SIDE and WasWon BY Portsmouth, with
ease, IN two heats. Time, first heat, M 50
sec. Second heat, , ~ - sec. The winning
horse Gelongy 70 Mr.. Hatcher, o. Norfolk, and
,hc wager upon it gas made By SIR. Rogers. The
bets offered on The ground were two and lhrce 70
one asaiHst the winning horse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
Th~unpcomss EOGsl.


NHtS Estabsishmsnt recently In the ooeu-
PAsey Of Mr.. Samuel stons. has sDdergons
. thorough repair, and 10 now In the possession
Of tse subscriber, ready for The reception Of
traysiisrs and the public generally. BE feels
assarsd that he Is prepared to seeocamodaIs
those who msy favor bin with their custom. in
the usost eomfortsbIe. and sgreesbls msuner--
iiis prspafstioDs are Of the most ample charae-
tee. and he pledges himself that nothing on hi.
part shall b wanting, 10 resder general satis-
fseiien. He respectfully invites call frOaa the
public. MSRiwErHER THOMPSON.
April ~, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
TsA. ae, 1850
TAXLOREA'G,

1T AabIefetDlt.
SfAMUEL RESsoR takes this method to re-
~ turn thanks for the liberal encouragement
Which has met with, and 10 inform his friends
and all who may want any work in his lins, that
be Is determined not 20 be ouidohe IN point OF
III, fashi0n. Substantially, and promptoess Of En-.
ecntion, BY any 81 his "brotheF chipsn in dis
ssgardep-spot" county The merchants are nov
getiing upiheiF Spring GoOdS,-he has received
his Spring and Sumner FaShions-and is now
prepared 20 give neu habis 10 All Who are tired Of
their o. ones. Remember, that
The tailor makes the man,
The want Of him, the fellows
II yqu dOnT believe 10, take q trip amongst
strangers with an old eaat. aud then new one,
Or 90 aeouFtin' with as old coal and then a new
oae, aud and You'll soon hnd out the tTugh % Il.
April is, lsSe--sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

DBs Ds b WyAUGIH[
HAViNG permanently located in Jefferson
~ county, respectfully Oasrs bic PFofsssional
Services 70 the pebble.
RssiAsaes-Ars- HASHrnss, neaF Eik BrAseh
Church.
march 81. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

WNW NestDsOS, A-FOcesSs01ts
VIRGfNiA LODGE, Ne. .. Of the .. o. o.
" r., viii cslebrsts their cemiag anniveraa-
VI at Haspsrs-FsFry on the 18th day Of May
next We cordially invite the besthsSn Of Mad
isod Lodge, Ne 6, AZ Winchester, add wildey
Lodge, No ~, At charlssto1n, together with
ell brsthrsn in fegcIar slasdine to be with u on
She occssIoa. orstioo viii be delivered and
d. tbs usual forms observed during the day.
JOAN r. PRICE,
JEROME b. YOUNG,
JOHN STAHL,
Eli ". GABRIEL,
ELIAS ARWlN,
WA. "a. HEWITT,
JOSEPH n'KEE,
Aarsh %. Is39--tp. Cssss.ill...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
h WinIa ta Pnrchnae.

A YOUNG NRGRo MAN for farm hard
"A SlsoSa Boy % u og IS pears q sgs. One
Who has been brought up 10 the housa would be
prsfsrfea.
Wasting them foF ny own use, they must
hsSe fair sharaeisrs-snd liberal price will
- siVsn- Apply BY letter. or 10 person. 20
.aJFDREW KE-N.NEDY
Chariestarn. Anil IL Is1q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
Raaaaamw and CartIiag.

HHAytNG taksa he Charlestowu Pulling Mil
* De subsoriser respectfully announees to
the public, that 30 is prepared 70 execute. With
despzlch. 80 ordsFs 10 ths Carding and PuiliDg
line ne machinery i IL kFst-rsts order FOE
CsFdiag Wool into Reils, SO.
a. EHERH.1RT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

MIR. GaIIaher vill obfge Lady, by giving The
following lines place IN his columns-not a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
- MAfRfno

nn. r. e. SMITH via resums he pyaoiics
~ ia aslsimors On che i5th Of March, snd
sontiaaa n 81 ssual
lie viii alec coAnsncs on he isi of April. q
esuFss u Lectures on thp n0st importsnt topics
n Aaatemy, gufFeFy sBd he pfaetica q MAD
olns. 90 BE- oontinusd thfosgh ihe sum@sr, Win
e. i1tsFmissiop On AnEast
Marab z. te7g 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

A48atst 3tlst9 Lf4Mfts
~ e AS. ssry spPsriag fissfhsuga Csaag.
n....r..r.r,. h.,.A :. iazs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

BDNHs' Ch@Wenstfe EsGfts.
HNVANs' eosthiae Syrup. fog childfsn tech
IA ins, freeised direct fFem ~. Wiiiian kFaes
sd eerrsnfsd rfnnine. for ssie "a o. CheFifrioe
Apelhepary 49, noot steve
nsash a. $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

Eooo haVauas Cigars fos ssis ~
80 YOUNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

AkN4stag.
Oh BOXES best Buaeh Raisins, oGsrsd al
w Baitimoro PFises, on has5 aua for sals
81 ToUNG'a.
asrp.rs-Esrry, March :. isa9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

EIEEllY II LEE e CO, No Magazine street, are
III row receiving from ships Nashville Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals rrem .ht
:tern cities large and new selected assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consisting OF gentlcmens fine calf and Morocco boots
DO 2a quality; do bun, and stout pegged boots
vario,,s qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco.
shipper S. mems line calf and kipped peggcd shoes and
rogans; 10 boots; do stout kip and wax uegged shoes
ID brogans; gentemens hest quality calf sewed Shoes
f.pgans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
,ckle shoes and brogans; do calf seal and Maocco'
.dian shoes and slippe IS, do calf, butt WINGS
new article; do fine calf, sell and morocco quarter
ots; hoys', misses and childiens pegsed and scwed
h ogans, am. shoes Of every quality and kind
Also a general assortment OF mems stout wax and
r'st lroGams and shoes, together wth 10000 pairs
.sro best quality, russell hrosans, nailed in The
l.Anks made expressly for plantation use; Il good as
rtmen Of mems fine and stout kip russell brosans, a
Nv article, and age quantity oil an inferior quality
r. sset and wax brogans.
Ladies fine cali, SEAL morocco and grain wells, and
p',mp sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid ru,
und slippers; do shoes, with and without heels;
ia kinds and qualities; do lasting broSans; g,Ite-
and ioNet bootecs. Misses lasting spring s!,oesn'.
gas Chil.ren's colored Morocco and lasting bro
II AS ant, boots, &c
,ientlen,en fine fashionable black silk hats do black
IN r,l beaver do ri superior I,lay do imitation
Y, ram ao; broad and hrim mems fine tab AIT.
VII tx RHssia short Mapped hats new article. fonths
Ia, &c size hats Ci different qualities do chilslreH>
N ms and br,'s black and diTb wool hats of ya'iou
SIN pcs, with general of boys and men
sal caps
iMs assortment will be rcpcnisi'" by the arrival I"
e"h iacketstrom the naMch cities, all OF whcl
Wilde sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

Royal College of Physicians, London.
TIvIiE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medi-
cine. prepared by W Miskn, Esq. Member of
the Rcval College of Surgeons, Lsen'iae of Apo,he
cay's 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 proric'y, lAtro-
iscd by the faculty and nobility, and is now introduced
the notice OF the American public at the earnest So
liciatioR Of number OF gentlemen OF long aud hish
standing in the profession. 1t is hoped, as plclimi-
nary step, to check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the of the numerous and teleero,'s
ncs,rms ioste upon the public by the aid OF fabricated
proofs Of miraculous cures and ether Frauds by set Of
eicenary, unprinc,ple pretenders totally ignorant
Of medical science, that it impossible the monsrous
dalasion can any longer 90 down with the intelligent
people ofis country These pills, mild and agreeable
in their nature, should be kept in every family in
Of sudden illness, for, by their prompt administration
cholera, cramps spasms, fevers, and other alarming
complaints, which toe often prove fatal, may be speed
cured prevented. act all those who value goot
health, should never be without them They are solt
in packets at So cens 81 aud So each, by every respec
table druggist booksel'er and vendor Of medicine ia thu
United States ID he Canatas, with coous directions
together with cst,,nonals Of professional ability trsn
the following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper,
Abernc,hy, James Blnndell, NJ. D., w. Back, NJ. ID.
j. Aston Key, A. Frampton, NJ. d., and numeroa
others. The originals may be nposscssion Of TIN
General Agent, BY whom the medicine is imported int
this country and to whom all applications iorage"ce
JNO. HOLBEIN, 1893 Wa,erly Place, N. York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, sc.
For sale BY appointment OF the original proprietor
by SWAIN g ERornEn, Druggists, No IL Canal street
Eene.r Agent stor Sts'thee Of Louisiana. jalvS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21
BOOK BINpERY.
Under the P,cavune Office, u C,mp ST.

Under the Picayune Office, IL C"nPs'.
DRONsEMA q HOWsON beg leave TO inform
ID their customers and the public generally, TIM.
they have removed their establishm emf 10 No. ~
Camp street, Immediately under the office OF me
iicuynne-where they are prepared TO execute all
orders in their line.
H,sing received from the North supply OF pa
per and materials of superior 1na'ity' Tor inc
manufacture of Blank Books, they offer Their ser-
vices TO merchants and others, who may "'sn
work Of that Kind and having the advHg'age OF
several ysars's experience in that line, they are
confident Of giving satisfaction 10 those who may
f.v"r them with their custom
For aoiaries, architects and others, maps and
plans will he pasted on linen. vanished and
mounted in the neutost manner, & at the shortest
notice.
Plain and fancy binding, in all It's varieties NJ.
CHINA GLASS a EARTHEN WAKE STORE
&C. Charles street, New Orleans.
WIN SERGEANT & Co. importers Of French
w and English China and Earthen ware. are
now opening new and rich patterns Of break fast,
dining and services, toilet sets, pitchers, tea
and c"fire cups, :eapots, sugars, creams, bowles.
plates, dishes, Iurcens, wash basins ans ewers
| foot baths, etc. etc.
Rich cut and plain French and American glass
warc-goblets, champaignes. lemonades, jeles
ciare's, wines, cordials, centre bowies, docnnlers
tum bers, preserve dishes, celeries, pitchers, lamps
lamp shade and glasses. candle shades, salt cell
lers, etc.
| Silver plated, hronzed and britannia wares-cas
| tors, liquor stands, cake buske,s, candlcscks
branches, spoons, ladies', coffee and teapots sugars
creams. lamps, japaaned trays, astral stands, AM
hanging lamps, 6ne cutlery, German silver spoon
and forks, together with great variety Of article
for family use. Merchants, planters, hotels, an,
steam boats, furnished with goods ut the most req
sonable prices, and packed so to be conveyed
with safety to any par, Of the coun ~.
| AISO. DnoIhpcaripss nj
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

JEW GOODS-Simmons Hartt & now re
vceving from on be ard ships Yazoo, and Sarutog'
hdbrig Concorda, from New York, great variety q
goods III their line, wticl together with their former
stock on hand makes their ent very:' plete.
The following compose part, viz: ell twist ar, idle
tuck and dressing combs, horn do ofn descriptions, In
dia rubber, silk and worsed elastic gartcrs, common &
fine elastic susrenders LEGO foco and Luciter Matches
Seidlitz powders powder pus and boxes toilet powder
pocket books and wallets, needle books SHE'LL pearl
ivory and lorocco card cases. head ornaments plain
raj beads necklaces anl nesligees bead chains, bead
Indian beads, bells and plumes; pistol and large pow
oisos double and single barrelled guns. Bowie knives
and drks. scissors shears pocket knives guard chains
and Ribbons waist buckles CLOTH hair, TOOTH nail comb
.,rnmb. shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florida, lavender and bay assorted essences
and exlrncs, Nlaccassar lear, antique, and Wards
geuble hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps OF all des-
criptions, ladies' and gentemens desks and dressing
cases. hair regets rizettes and bradI plain fancy and
musical work boxes plain and gilt figured, coat and
buttons, pearl and ivory shirt do shirt stdds gold
and silver pencil toothpcks and plated
and gilt Jackets, miniature DO silver brass and steel
timbes, hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and rcdnk, shoe hlarking, vions and guitars ribbed
and plain perr" ssion caps, linen twne scented cush
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