davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
BY WHITE, EvERsoN& Co.

who sss President Jackson instrument 10 this gross
and indecent sbase IT Executive patronage Is siiil
President Van Boren's Secretary Of the Treasury.
Corruption IL raising her bead without shame.
wi,bou, fear and tso far as the dominant faction
and the reiguing dynasty is conecrned) without
rcpfonch. The stimulus 10 the Agrsrian spirit
administered by the government a, Washington
through al It's organs-:he crv OF Tho poor bginsi
the rich. which has been wilfuily and successfully
rsieed--the clamor aeains, oil independence in The
Administration of justice. which is bot the pre-
iude TO an assault upon the principle OF property
those disgusting professions Of nltrs~demooracy.
loader and louder, always. in proportion 10 t0eir
conscious insinceriiy. and the success of these obi
Gus and dishonest arts these are symptoms of
degeneration from our republican Institutions, the
nature and tendencies Of which are not to be mista.
ken by any man who has bestowed the least at,en-
ton to the history Of the progress and downfall Of
republican governments.
And unless the practice Of these arts can be sig-
naily ~rebukcd. by describing from Office the unhsp.
py or the guilty man.. who willingly or by compnl-
sion. is The leader, or the tool, Of tie faction which
prsctises them, ] for ose shall cease TO have any
hope OF the Republic 10 fine, ! mist insist, that
Mr.. Rives and every honest man thinking as he
thinks of the measures Of this administration
ought TO STAND forth with Mr.. Tallmsdge, and
proclaim "uneompromising hostility to the election
Of Martin Van Buren,
have written this letter, to avert the possibil.
i'y Of any misunderstanding Of my own opinions
by those who have thought proper 10 honor me
with the invitation which you have communicated
to me. Whether these opinions are right or wrong
Ne ! entertain them, it is bot honest to avow them.
But | am by no means DESTROYS that you shall pub.
lish them-'hoogb I have no objection to your do
ing so, II you think proper.
am, gentlemen. with all respeci, your obedien|
servant, y. w. LEIGH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

The whole tendency, then, OF this influx Of foreigners,
on whatever side il, is viewed, is plainly to operate a
gainst personal rights aad priraIs iaferesfs Of the erea,
mass in the United States AID this. Independent, Of the
weighiy considerations urged in the former No. should
enlist The action Of eveiy lover Of his county. For his
own sake, and Tor the welfare OF posteriiy, he should &c,
in time TO avert the oertain consequences OF this great
evil. lie should lend all his influence, and poll one
good homes, vote al every election against tina, corrupt,
ofiee.seeking, recfesnt political party, who employ
such desperate means us an alliance with such an enemy
10 promote and pstpeiuate their political nsoendaney
and labor 10 bring the matter, in all lie bearings and
relationships fully before the public mind.
ALFaA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
state Democratic wh,s Convention.

A. wesssocs, on The 2'th day Of June nesi, will be
hold eooyenion Of dslss stes TO ssl.e, from the people
suitable candidates for state officers, 10 be supported al
the merit election. 4, 10 hoped tbs, one or more dele
gates from each town In the state will be appointed nj
msesiags Of oil Who are in favor Of q continued wise
ssd prud.n, administration Of our state government,
opposed 10 the bsnefnl measures Of the national admin
h,r,ion In favor Of sispIseing II, and establishing in
is stead one that shall be rrsponsbie, economical and
rspoblissn, making patriotism It's guide the best in
ssrss's Of the country is goal and the principles pro-
nuiesied BY Washington and Jefferson It's rule Of faith
and practice. II 10 desirable that every town 10 the
State should be represented, inssmueh Is delegates may
b sppaioted q, the proposed convention, to represent
the state in the national eonsen,ion TO be held si Har'
sisburrh Ia December next, for the purpose Of nomioa
ting candidates for President, and Vice President, who,
" elected, wiIl regard the wishes, and not Disrsgard
"hs lsmsniations IF the people
A. Vermont has been. 90 let her continue to be
ALWAYS FAITHFUL"
WILLIAM UPHAM,
Y. 2. Ga.
HARRY BRADLEY, "
GEO r. HODGES, 60
CHARLER PAINE, ~
CHARLES HOPKINS,
Montpelier, May Is, 1899.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
Rutland County Convention.

The WING Committee appointed to call a County
Convention in this County, for the purpose Of making
. nomination OF State Senators for said County, &c,
hereby give nsoiice, that said Convention will be holden
at the Court house in Rutland, on Friday, the 2lst of
June next, al 10 o clock, A. NJ, for the purpose afore-
said. Hence the several towns in the County are de-
sired to elect and send two or more delegates to said
convention, without isil.
May II, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
o. Tar wErxIr HERALD. containing all the for

&C. THE WEEKLY HERALD, containing all the Tor
eign news received yesterday by the British Queen,
will be published This morning. att o'clock, price o.
cents at the Office, 81 Ann street. second edition
will be published at O'Clock, contrasting the news
by the mails from every portion Of this continent,
spressIy for the packet Great Western, whose let
" bags close at ii o'clock this forenoon, at Gipn
Jews Room. The He raid will also contain the close
the Sing Sing camp Meeting, and the commence
amt Of the trial OF the Africans at Hartford. Alto
ether, the Weekly, this week, is rare treat.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
- ID IL IL
aAA
''0R NEW YORK.

FOX NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets !
THE Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon
day-con'ncncing on the Goth Novembcr-und to
insure the punctuality in the time Of sailing, tho
lin" WI hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship iazoo, Cuptain Trask, to leave on the goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on the
4th December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Edrhgc, to leave On the
18th December.
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave on
the LIST January.
Ship NJ Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January,
The above are all new, of the first class, copper
d. and copper fastened, and upwards of $40 tons
burlcn, are of light draught Of water, being built
in New York expressly for the trade Tie price
Of passage is fixed at 100 dollars their cabins are
lifted up in the most improved and convenient
plan, aud finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided,
and every regard paid to the c.,mtort and entire
satisfaction OF passengers, who will please take no.
tice that no berth can be secured until paid for al
the ofcc of the consignees.
These vessels are commanded by captains well
| experienced in the trade, who will give every a,
tention and exert themselves to accommodates They
will at all times be towsd up and down the Missis
sppi 10y steamboats,, and the strctcst punctuality
observed il the time of suiling.
The owners OF these ships will not be responsj.
bio Tor any letter, parcel or package. sent by or
put on board OF thcin unless regular bill OF ladng
DO sigHcd therefor at the counting house OF the
agent or owners. For further particulars apply to
ID BEN 4, A COHEN,
hov2l 80 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
f property, rs given in the Judicial Con.

LNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Courd u Prem
~ iee District Judiciairc-L' Etat de Ia Louis.
ane tous ceux que ces prescnes concerncnt-
Saiut.:
A,tondn que HENRY Will LIAM PALFREY
sylnt achete une ventc faito par lie Sheriff de Ia
par isse jefferson, Ia propric!e c-opres decre,
seat sSdrcsse au grcfFe dc cetto Cour oil la ito
vsntc ikat enregist 60 lie dix.sepeme jont dOctobre
de rannse 1895, ponr un avis contormemcn. I'm
ncc, dc la Legislature dc re at dc la Leu slime,
tntitue " Acte pour confrmer les tres dcs acquc>
eeurs ven'o judiciaircs :" npprouv6 10 10 Mars,
1884.
Qu'il soft connu, ct toutcs personncs intGressGes
sont par COS presentes sommecs, AL nom de ft.tat
do Ia Louisiana ct do la Cour du Premier District
Judiciaire, qui pourracnt avoir droh la pr
priete c-ap.es decrite, on consequence dun dc
saut de forrne dams l'ordrc le d6cret OF lie JUICE
mont de la Cour, vcrtu duquel la vcnte etc
fat dc tou!o Irregular 6 ou illGgali,e dams
iestimatiun, PAWS 0u le temps ct 10 mode dc la
ventc, on pour une auire cause auclc"nque, de
fairc vor, dams trente jours datcr dc la pubca-
ton de Get avis, p0uEquoi Ia vente ami aits ne
rat pas eonfrmea ct horotoguHe.
La ditto proprie,6 fut veadue par le Sheriff sus-
dit, 10 vingteme jour dc Sertcmbrc de lannGo
lS39 en- vertu dun decret de cctte Cour rendu le
dix-huiiieme jour do Mars de laanee 1899, dams
raff ire de Maria Cecil, spouse de Charlie Brewer
g. al vs. Les Enfans mineur ct ,erters dc Charles
Cecil-No. l25GS du Docket de cctte Cour, a la
qualle ycntel e dit Henry William Pu!frcy s'est
'Tendu acaucrcur pour lc prix dc quatr cents en-
quante piastres, payable compliant
Description de la prop ie,e apres c transfer
judiciaierc, SAVIOR:
Un certain lot de terrc, lc meme que fut adjug6
Viii lam Nicholson Hull, une vrnte tnite Il
Isaac l.. Nc. Coy, emcnatcur do Ia vile de la
Nsuvele Orlean-, lie III Mars IS g, en- vertn dun
Judgement dc cette ar du 80 Janvicr 1886, Ct
quo 10 IL Mars 1899. la Cour ordonua d6,re re-
v.ndu aux dcpcns ct rsqucs du DIT Hull, "a cause
de sa negligence ct de son refus Il rrmplir les
termcs et conditions de la dits' adjudication. &c
lot dc terre ct silue dams Ia Paroissc dc Jefferson
dams Ia vIle d. Carrolon, il est d6signe par lie nuN
nero q,,atrc de li'et a, un plan dresst par
benjamin Buisson arpcn'cur de la dl,e paroIsse
90 90 .Janvicr' 1886, ct d6pose dams 10 bureau dc
IL. Il. Ceuas, notaire public dc celte vile ; II a
<mesure Amcricainc) c,nqnantc deux p'eds onzc
pouces dc acea la rue dc Ia Levee, quarante prcds
trois rpouces de face a la Bnr,he, trois cents
(rente neuf pieds de proiohdcur ct face la rue
Jefferson Ell trnis cents quatrc pieds SIX pouces ct
ieni sur Ia ligne que e diviss du lot No ;, ensen-
hls .aus les droits. privileges &c qui nppar,'en-
Dent.
Ie,noin FIEsno-abc A. NJ. Buchanan. Jagc
de ia Cour snsdile, CO l6 Norcmbre,
1889,
mo st in 3Od DcputG Grcffer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
Mississippi ana Esais.aaa. Hotel,
covINt;ToN EA Is sz@

Mrs. MARY. KIRKLAND respectfully an.
W. ncnuces to her friends and the public gene.
ally that enc is prepared TO accommodate them at
no above establishment, and hopes from her.
,zertcnsto render visitors comfortable. To receive
continuance of former favn1s, She feels conf.
dent that persons visiting Gosi,gton during tho
unmer months, oannot find better recommendations
than she can afford them, on more liberal terms.
Her house pleasantly situated, and Scll supplied
with every conyeniancci the ssfnfnished with
tho most choice liquors, &c. in short, sha promises
vat nothing Sifsltbs wanting gu her pars Il aisa
tire satisfaction to all who may ga the
iissi.sippi and Louisiana Hotel. ,r3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TnEAscRy EpAsTuExr,'

Cly OF i1huSlOn, Itn July 1907
IN pursuance of a requirement Ola law passed ny
4 Congress of this Republic, approved January
2lst, 1889, making it the duty Of the Treasury to
advestise and cause to be sold the lois in tho CITY
OF CALHOUN, on a day by him fixed. Notice
10 hereby given that the lots in the City {" Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ic Sale, on Monday, tie 18th
day of November next between the hours o: Ten
O'Clock, A NJ. and Four o'clock, 7 NJ, ii the Capt.
col Of this Republic, upon the terms set forth in
:. lhe following extracts from the law above IL
aioned
"Sec Abe It further enacted, That tho lots in
said town shall be offered and sold for no other
rency than gold, silver, audited paper, or the pro-
,vnissory notes of this government.
SEC. 6.-Bc itfurthcr euactcd, That the said OTIS
shall be sod on the following terms, viz: One
fourth part to be uaid Town, and the other three
furli to be il equal instruments Of six, twelve II
eighteen months.
=. Sec 7.-Be it further enacted, That if any
person who shall purchase any of these aforesaid
iots. shall fiji to mako payman of the several in
staments in conformity with this Act, he or they
shall foctet all such sums $ they may hay pFevl-
ously paid, aud the lots purchased by such dotau
tor shall revert to The government Of the Repub;
lie. - y ..' -, y
Sec. S.-Be it further enacted, That all persons,
aliens DOT excepted, shall have the privilege of pur
chasing and holding the same, aud the President is
authorized 10 issuepatcnts To them so sucn as the
last ia. stalnient shall have been paid"
The sale will continue from day to day, until all
of the lots sha'! have been disposed of.
Calhoun is situated on the East end of Matagor
da Island, directly on the Main Pass i"to Matagor
da Bay. aud from its advantageous position will
probably becou,e the principal commercial city in
- Western Texas.
"A Plan OF the city may be seen in the General
Land Office.
The several papers in this Republic, the Commer-
cial Bulletin, Picayunc and True American, of N.
Orleans, will publish notice until the day of sale.
JAMES fl. STARR 49,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
Fl York & Baltimore Packets
III IL -

ia! III IL IL
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
This line will consist Of the following vessels.
which have been built or purchased expressly for
the trade viz:
Ship seaman, Capt Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickerson.
" Trad Ferry, new Stevens,
" Solomon Satus, Latham
Brig Architect, Gray.
These vessels are of the first class, have hand.
some furnished accommodations and arc of light
draft of water, to admit of thrir receiving and
dlscharg ing their cargo"s i'll Baltimore, at The city
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James R'yer and forwarded by the agents,
expenses on go. shipped will be advanced when
required. Tne price of passage is fixed at $50
ample stores OF the b st quality will be provided
Steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken
on all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
NOVEL % Bienvile ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

~ - IL -
i ills LINE will b" c"npns* Of seven shi,,s which
q will succeed each other in the follow, ing ORDER WIS
Ship st. Mary. w Foster master.
ship Troy, K. -Dockind, RI, master.
Ship Rcpublcun.J : Wilson, master.
Ship Auburn, ECorneI, master.
New ship Frankfort, J g Russell, master,
Ne~ ship Mary hing land, X NCCerren master.
Nv slip Fairfield, W /. Lyon master.
These Ships all of The first class, have arrn,rmo
daflons Tor passengers unsurpassed for cninurl und
convenience, aud ably commanded.
l he greatest pu,irlalitv will he observed in despatch
ing them as advertised, and every reasonable uccom
mediation extended To SHIPPERS and passengers.
For freight or Passage, apply ~
s2l PETER LAlDIAW. sc Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
K Z G /. 4 /. ? K c rs
ST. LOUIS STREET RESTAURAT, OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE.

TIME Subs riber has the honor to inform his friends
l. and the public in general that he will open, the
18th nsart, Restaurant where persons will he served
according To the bill of fare, al regular prices viz
Fifty for Breakfast and Seventyive cents for
Dnner. The breakfast will consist oftwo dishes at
option, cup of cute it'll milk, hnfa h"ttle Of wine
aud bread at discretion. The dinner will consist of
three dishes at option SOUP halfa bottle of wine and
bread ut discretion
great number OF persons have heeu complaining for
long time of the Inconvenience t,t tables dhotes,
where they are obliged to be ut regular hours. The
subscriber has the hope Of having ohvincd that incon
veneuce in establishing his Resaura' ut regular prices,
nnd where persuns will be attended to al every hour of
the day, cheaper rate than at the lahle dhotes.
The subscriber has also elegant saloons for private
parties, aud will execute city demands.
ol5-2w MICHEL DOUAIS.
r me JUICE, HONEY AND WHITE WAX
The subscriber has received invoice of The
above named articles from Havana and offers them fol-
ol7 II BrNNABEl, 40 'rchaPi,ou las
YYKlNTTNG PAPER AND PRINTERS' INK
I Jus, received quantity of ImreraI and double
medium Printing Papsr also, supply Of johnson ant
| Uurants Printing Ink, and for sale by
| oil ALEX TOWAR, - Camp 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
~ to ~ ~

Sa1!E .AMAg
FOR NEW YORK.
HOl MES LINE OF pACKErS-To soil every
other Nontlay. '
Inns Lane is composed Of ships viz:
snip HiCKsBUHG Captain Bunker Nov. 25th
~ ORLEANS Sears Dee a,h
" PANTnEA,' Ashbv 23J
-, ARKANSAS, Dennis Ian 6,b
NASHVILLE, Wnud - 9i1h
~ ALABAMA, Berry Frh al
Inc hh"'e ships Of the first cluss cuIercI and
copper fastened, and having been built in New York
expressly for this ,radthey are OF tight lrapgh OF
water arh almost invariably the Bar without any
detention hes" packe are commanded by Captains
wei OK I"relced IN the trade, and will always cAer,
themselves to ncculnn. odae-iht; " i'll WAYS be wtd
up and down the river. and will promptly sail as nd.
vurt>ed. " "
hey have handsomely furnished accommodations
ana stores ri tn" first quality will always be furnished
ind every attention paid III the conol aud satisfaction
OF passengers
'h: pie" of cabin passage is liked at $780, without
wine liquor.
For tu!tner particulars arplv.,o
NJ COHEN, 90 Common st
he ships are not accnunta lie for hrrakage OF guss
hollow ware, marble grune, cnoeruge. Of tin, or
rust Of non Steel responsible for any package or
parcel unless regular bill ofladng is signed therefor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
Ger the Interior.

FOR THE .ATTAkNAb.
b. fssIs. a The steamer OGOC7IlCIIl, Car-
ttsl H7 Stain GilIem now hourly expected to
~, arrive, will depart about Goth
instant. For freight passage, To New Iberia and all
intermediate landings on The Teche appl. to
nl8 PET!k LAlDhiAW, 81 Camp at
FOR BAYOU SARA
Regular Packet.
r. fsSfEeS h The splendid passenger steamboat
!1z7l.sJ4=5=zAV BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart master,
Ss Ss.:sssas-w will Leave New Orleans every We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock A: NJ. for Bayou Sara 4 every
Saturday ut 10 "cl ok a. NJ taking down on
Sunday, Fnrrcisht or passage apply.to Capt. Hart
on bo.rl orto
febs5 ADAMS & WHlTALL'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
to No y6 Custom house st, New Orleans.
HEALTH AND. BEAUTY,

STOMACH PILLS An eminent medical writer has remak
~ ed and experience has proved the fact that those who
attentive keeping the and bowels proper sdsr,
preserve aalth Disease and generally attain robust
cheerful aad healthy old for aesitae rIpose these
of caoi!e Ao~er, and the choice ston,achc
Az. afsTen drugs Q. is Siaefa Sedea. Ihey have y ~
s'onh liver complaints loss Of appsi,.e indigestion.
BE- sshey gently snd slc.nss The bowels
ts stomach, and y ro.te the constitution. Females he
value good health should be they puri
y a blood obstruStons sd give the skn brauti
!u clear, aisy and blooming Appearance Persons Of
psth.ia ha who subject head ache giidiness dim
o' Of sigh' rowsiness or hsgs aaw of lsod
the head Should take el, frequently GlsaaIen and
CT eli asc. may tae them arg Time heyo
ingredient that requires confinement or
restriction Of dict; They should he kept every family us
enody in OF sudden :ncss fcrhy their prompt sdma.
CHOLERA 'norsus eaps apas.ns and aier
rmns Complaints, may be speedily cared
Sod 1t No. q. Cnafnm h. M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

AMERICAN
CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.

CAPITAL $4,000, IN 1921 Prizes!
Will be drawn in DECEMBER NEXT; and in
order to crafty, at an carly PERIOD the purchasers
Of tickets, e combination is adopted for this Lot.
terry 'nIy, Of 10 IS, whereby the drawing will
be completed in a few minutes by the drawing Of
IL Numbers from the Wheel
67,525 Tickets, at $40 cach---s675,25o,
1921 PRlZES!!!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
HE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF TIE Two NIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

u Each days wing under the super. of two Judges
Of Courts in New Orleans. and tho wheels opened
sealed by them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
TIE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

CLERGYMAN. late of the Cafaridse IniT s,sy hnv
~ Ing discovered methodaf curing himself OF Herym
Mental Complaint of fourteen years duration, and fI
having had sbse 1000 patients all of whom he b.
cd who follow ed his advise sleS i-e,e oacrs ro
lcncc rather than gath others. Low spirs
hy and exhaustion dEhrnn nH Of blood the hsa1
tgo groandtss tcai failure Of memory, HcePueity for h
study, &C., rastle.sness, rro'upn imde
cson dcuSiOn melancholy, thoughts of self dcsrue
sanity, &C., curnhlc by this important discovery Most
six weeks.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

4, e. s.IOHNS 60

4
.s f 60 80:
srATio NERsa HI, NEW. ORR Fans; 49, -
etisf ~ lssr, q ,hs art
i e..!ar Qf TUG i,abtc. griees: a. asuai
I: Eag1isAi L1ra ring Paper, e JKAatnas:s.
Medium; s'd Do IA sans ~
E ssSsi ROYAL q ~ \ se e1 Isl q g .,
|:E!s , q; :. 90 2 % = y.
b 1'.sil Elephant q II 90 30 q = & dc :;
Emperor, &c. do :, II. do ~
All the above extra thick. rough grained.
american and English large Binding
-: papers for Blankwork.
Eiat Cap, IA '"ch b. !, VIII un! b': wove' do laid
iR' "ys,, 3 = Do Do 10 81 DO DO do 4"
Ei"rs' Hoy'' g g q" y do DO
English Letter Papers,
(Whatma'l $ kuse. and Turner's, and John GREEN'S
Manutnctures)
Largest sza Packet Post, AZ" blue and white wove,
do do do blue luid
Bunk Post, {. blue wove
Extrasati large trick post do gilt
llnt:d large post do gilt
Large Ivory post; do gilt
Folio post, white and blue
=" E" Bank, b.ue woe.
Black b0rdered, (mnurii, 81 post
t.'nhossed large aud small post do gilt
t0Ol~cnp tinln-sed
Co|orsd aud glazed vellum post, on bod, iles
BAH and Victoria post
English Note Papers, svo. and l6mo.
r,"" note paper white wose; os'I'
tinted do do
! Gx,r" saith" do white . tinted and gil
Black bor'ercd do
SIX note l'"rer white or tinted and gilt
Coral BrUcnte do
W"rred silk note, do
do dn printed itation
american Letter Papers.
Folio Post md FooIsrnp.
hmie-' Sc C.'m,rrcinI Post, white aud blue wove
iiuhsons Packer Post. blue wnve
Co"'"" size Auie,' 5. {. Ie''e' white md blue wove
do do d" d" I I;"d! '"'" luhnrds
G"oa"in's. Gilrn's, and ofulI other good mills in
Letter paocr, No.; Common do
naak 4'o post ''mes' and Iiudson'se. f.
Fancy coorcd mote paper
Folio post $. {. white and blue wove and laid
d" Mo-, VIII tr and blue wuye
Water lined pot {. and fine
English roarnI, DENY and cap do rough eds"
Am!"o' superior cap blue wove;
Il" s.I do white and blue wovc
''"d,o"'s Fo%:sc"rT.li: do
FooI~cnr No. 3
iiubhur's, md ofnll other good mills in the U. s.
8. f. and fine No. 2 md 3
Common Foolscap Pot do
Ruled Pupers.
Shper Royal balance sheet IrnI"r, hint lined
Roval, medium and deny de- do
Fnlin post, White aud blue do
do Statement lnpor fer Hauks
Letter PAPER, faint lined and sides
Account sales do with dollars and cents columns
to do do '' with dolls. & cts ,.' lines for acc.
d. do do long for hardware accounts
Record or Law cap, feint lined
liusic Papers.
Music paper, Royal, I2 and IA slaves
do do turscores, pn',itions) 81 slaves
do do 3vo for guitar
Cozored, Marble and Fancy Papers.
t Gts"eh royal and deny, glazed all eolOrs
Do Marble paper " '"y "pr "s"m, dem, ' and cap
do Imitation ofwood and prints
Morocco papers, all coIors
Coored and embossed papers
Gold silver, copper and lead paper
Plain and fancy tissue paper
Sundry Papers.
Printing paper, all sizes aud qualities
Wrapping, brown, larlwa re and cotton rumpling do
Gari''dse p"pe. white; d" brown
do do pncke, poa, size
B!o''ing paper, English, white do American red
Blue medium and rovnl
oll paper for copying presses
Rice II, d India piper
Bank untc paper
tracing papcr, large and double elephant
Envelopes for letters, white, tinted, embossed perld.
Log paper.