The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
H. B. ROBERTSON, Baylif.

American Cause, and ssThe
i Native American Nwsraper.-The Native Ame-
rican Associations this city has been in existence nearly
two years. and enos among its members upwards of ee-
ven hundred out OF fourteen hundred Of the native citi
zens of the place.
Its objects are
To repeal the laws of Naturalization; and
The establishment OF national character, and the per-
petuiy Of our Institutions through the means Of our oes
countymen.
A paper, called .The Native American" was com.
few days after the organization Of Society,
and has already 1000 subscribers In many places
our doctrins have found ardent and able friends; but to
accomplish patriotic ends that may rely upon
ourselves for the blessings Of peace and in the pes OF
war il will be necessary all to take part prompt
y separate the birthrights of People from III
ndscrnnate pretentons Of the paupers and oucast
the Old World.
We therefore invite counrymen throughout the
Union to form auxiliary associations, and to memoralze
Congress for a repeal Of the laws OF Naturalization.
Our newspaper is published weekly at the price OF two
.oars and fifty cents per annum payable in advance.
We are OF party in politics or religion, bnt embrace
men of all creeds and faiths.
Our motto is Our country, always r1ghf out right or
Wrong, our country" ,... ...
As every man Of the Union who loves the land of HI
birth is interested in tile principles advocate we hoI
each will voluntarily put forth his hand to help OF
honest Iabours ond occasionally cheer with the cry
God speed the cause" ........ $685.. .
Newspapers Of all parties throughout the country
requested to give this notice few insertions and person
desous Of becoming subscribers correspondents or cot
butos TO the paper requested to address the Edito
of The Native American -
By order Of the President and Council. "
T. D. JONES,
Secretary of the Nat. Amer. Association of the US.
mai 90 Washington city.
| :, PRIMO GOODS, NEW AND CHEAP-The sub
~ scrber has just received desirable stock Of Spring
goods, consisting IN part Of
!" pieces S , plain id figured blue black rs silk superior
10 do French Chinz. part neat figures for children
SO do London do handsome .".
rs do black and dove colored mourning prints
$50 do domestic prints
80 do shifting and collar linens, warrented pure
10 90 handsome moussenes, de lanes
Superine damask tabecloths
Heavy table diaper, brd's.eye and huckaback lowell
ig ...
Long cloth shirtings and sheatings
Colored cambrics, Zrila scaris and handkerchefs
Gamble and jaconet muss
Book Swiss null do
Linen cambricsa and lawns
Hemschel aud plain linen cambria handkerchiefs
White Italian and Acrophane Grape
| Cashmere cloths Tor riding dresses ..
Shalley and mousseline shawls, &c.
| Oil cloths, brown hollands
| Marselles quilts and toilet covers
! BnrIaps, brown German and French linens
| Cap nbancs, bonnet wire, SC.
geo dozen women's cotton and silk hosiery
20 do misses white aud coored cotton hosiery
The attention of purchasers is called to the subscribers
assortment Of seasonabIe goods he is determined to
offer great Inducements. JAMES B CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market and No. from 9Th street.
ap 20. "." II" ~.
| r OTIS FOR SALE.-The subscriber IS authorized to
IL dispose of the following squares and lots, viz.
Whole squares 467 and III
In square 36S, lots l5 10, and 20
In square 24S, lots 80 and 33