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EHARRISON'S Specific ONT Nr'N /

H1ARRISON'S SPECIFIC; OINTMENT
Il L c great celebrity of this nnrtFANHd IN
p,si,ion, rspeclttv in the Northern States, lehv
the proprietor but ltc need to sH% nny 'hl'E IN
its favor for it has been Generality conerdr" !" H.
that it is bcvoml all compl'iS"n I've b ST fri''"y
for external complaints that has ever h"rn diSc"
vcrrtl Indeed tie speed ana certainty o! lis "Fc-
rati ns have the appcara of miracles as II rs
W unss, cnrns fever sores, chldh.ains, "hiie swn.
ljnys bilcs, piles. spider d snake bites Nc 'n'nc-
dia,cly Weld to It's apparently supcrhnm inti"-
cnce Thus if properly applied II Will remove an
iuycera,c corn, or break and heal he III '!Tc
DAYS, will a!iav and perfectly cure an ulcer IN w."
weeks; and the most desperate cases OF white
swelling tina, can be imagined, have been destroyed
nv il in less than two months II the bites OF POI
sonous reptiles It's efficacy is ru surprising an
even in the hito "f rabid dog, for if applied III
time its powcr- of attraction are 81 wondcrn tina
they will at once arrest the poison, and thus pre-
ven, it ON pcrvaIing the system. 1t is lIEcwis'
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco
v,red lor the clnsd backs and limbs oil horses, Il"
letters, ri y worms, chapp>d lips, and IN short #"
every external bodily cv! tha; may ia!' TO Nc io
| OF man or beast.
/ The proprl tor has rct clvcd at lra>, 'honsan'
ccriificalcs and OH documents, IN taV OF In
:. $ cc,l;c Glntarn,,' upwards "i hundred o
which were w.i,lcn by respectable members OF tit
Medical Faculty, ii! breathing the same cuog,
and salistacton
Pre- AIRED at l29 Liberty street, New York, an
for sale L, 10 rnytrus street, New Orleans.
mty>G II
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Lpr1C.Al'I N-FRENClI and E\Gl.IS

EDrCAVI -N-FRENCll AMI E\GLlSll.-
Vi, lam. = recently ariv' Il IN r> city, negs iravs
Il, ,n,.ru lbs Il l2tns "t Ne" o1'rans that he VIII
omen an academy Oil HondhH, ~, J-nnhrT, al No.
10 r,uIuuse -r"rl, tor iue instruction u! Youth OF
h,,L scy.s IN French ana English, III which he
will be ably assisted by M's. l'mes and Mrs
Ne,.hrr, WHO speak both h.so languages with
aren't ,,u.ncv and purity, and wh" will 4.e charg'
-, the departure Mt u the young ladies'
Mr.: James will gi"e bis whole attention to ths
,,r;,us branches of ed ucauon, and .iittsrs hiuse
tina. h. viii give en,ite slliS'iGt:"n ~ t'Ss IN
,,., h.,,, hia. rith iicit confidence, nay
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Anguish, via Florida.
ss ys:s' an. u.s. ss':say: per I tie
Eszsss splendid steamer Champion, Eek.
cept in case Of st,rn<,) to Pc sacoIa ; thence per
steamer Lc Roy to Ii Grange, and 'hc' &C four
horse post coacics via Mariana, BAlnbrilgc Pm
dcrlon, Rerrlan, Outlaws, a'd Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via Millcdgcvle, and Sparta, to War
ronon, ,l2nee per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion i'll spicndd ortar, with new
copper bniir RS, c,ppcrcd and ppcr fastened.
The lie Roy has been Thoroughly repaired, her
ac:olnnod ,linrs handsome as any boi.
The beau ituI Santa Rosa Sound, ard Cnncta.
watclc b ~ present the most interesting steam IA.
vigation in the Snu;h-nrIng at the samet me
| perfectly land locked.
Tn" Teams not sur?asst d on any route in tho
country the drivers to man, careful and uttcn
tive.
| The bridges heretofore dangerous have b GU
newly built, SO that hig l waters do not inter ere.
The eating houses have been n'osily changed
and are now good nn any 70 ID in the Sunth
It. is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF tho roads enable the teams ut all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their smoolhn IS SC
cures this Traveller from the ordinary tatigu: O
stage travelling.
The Lnc is now FRYING its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days AID twelve
hour, or to New Orleans in tour days and twcnt,
hours, Going to Augusta, tho line is six day
travelling is the same the other direction, u
the difference OF. time on the rru;e, is caused by
) day being lost in Pensacola w"ich' however. i
well repaid by tho op oruny It gives OF sect
t the Navy Yard, Tic old Spanish Forts etc. Ih
travel or also sleeps Il, Macon, and again at Wa'
tcn,cn. This arrangement will continue I'LL tn
travel turns norlhward, when tn line will be til
$ me from Mobile to Augusta, as 1t Is NV III III
other direction.
This Advertisement contains n plain stat 'rct
of faots tho accuracy Of which the proprietor
guarantee to each passenger in the penalty OF II
stage fare.
Maps of tho Line may be seen at the Ex"hanq
Hotel New Dreat,s, aud at the Mansion Hous
Mobile.
Fare through from NJ lille to Augusta, Sal
The line cXtcals, by Il branch u Tallahassee.
at Chattahoochc, Ito line cnnnCcts with Il
II steanbuat carrying the mail to Apa achico!a al
: St. Joscph's.
Ctfico at the Mansion House, Mob 10.
y ml7 O EOSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.
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.p,pNrJy,S DNSPPrIC IIXi2,

nr h,rm,hy til. greatest Of r.ngI'i lf- 'on' wa
,n;non that nine -GnthS ot the diseases u,' "''t
.%lt"J nrSin,lr in til, stom ,ch. Thi: Elixir WAS
".l nv him with the most unprecedented success III
Tia private aud public practice Tor UPWARDS ~ 'o'''
ve,rs for the renewal Of he following n'Se,s;H.
Loss nj uupe,itc Eatulency Dettn'ion OF tie som
ach Pain in the side llcnviness OF the lea" ara 'n'a
nation % Sleep lrrrgularity OF the h""r,s' "i" ~ q"
cases where Indigestion Or cuSu'e heo' = 'o""' "
exist: , ,o al ,,,,ns, III, host
Of u,,uck nos,rnms NOW before The i'"bc, us II - w.
.n, invention o; the ublcs and most Scrtilc surgeon
Europe ever produced and the secret OF p''a''"s ~
vas purchased by the agent for ve'y large sun; "
agreeable aud pleasant I" The 'a>te' nt's US ', nd
lent ALWAYS keeps the bowels free imra'ls ',Sor ana
Srcnr," to The system, und chcerulness the m'nd
and n flaw b.es removes the most confirmed cases o'
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and prevents" tRHr" AT any
'u'"'' f0''' New YoRx Eth August, 1885,
rs Madison, street
S,p:-Iu convenience Of leading Il Sc'lcntnry ilir,
h,yc hecn troubled, more less, with Indigestion Tor
,.u Years; Tor the last three years my suia':'ss have
been insupportoble have tried several ply <'c",s,
and nuI,ier of q,nck medicines, without deriving amy
benefit | drspared of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself To the most hopeless desa'i
Twas persuaded by many trends TO Try .toe'.,''h.
nvsrcntic Elixir have now finished the fourth bot
,i and know not how to express N.Y. lira'ion OF ITS
w"ndcrful virtues aud the m,ncc it h's performed IN
restoring 10 that health whGh L. "g' 'os. .",,
INV thanks iOr blessings you have eircn" ny IT,
storing mt to perfect health.
l ''''''' J }i;13; MONROE.
rhc agent has in hi, possession seTc hundred tcs
,monials similar to the above, OF The rXha"nh'ry w. W.
!"S' VI - , IN n;,nv;II, street nov. }
VTEEI pENS-Fets No.. -. ) i pens
nnn,i Wshs,,r men. Felt's large barrel pen
~ r"nress inr~c d, Perry's flat spring do
10 sm,oI, do do . slit do
r;,ial,. ladies' do do double ra,ont
do imperial I'onh'c patent u"
t;illots barrel do 40 N"''o"' w
And Gil,t's Commercial, for sale nj
DAVID FELT Il Co, ~ Chnrtfes ST.
re \ Sn,ioncrs Hal
<vOMPASsES THERMOMETERS MlHk''5
Il COPES. N"-Jnst received ami tor sue ,1,. y
Nm Mexican, corner of Camp ana to'nm"n s'ree'S
~ encrnj usso, ,,nont OF Surveyors ConiNnsSes,
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS, Drawing fan>' -,
Swing Dividends, spring Bu~ Pens Ivory f1
,v,rv Sca,es t;unter's Scale, Glass rr!ansl7s,
t,,.IIsl ul.r, Mcro.cor Thermometers.
Camera Obscuras, Sur ans,
Measu: srape+, SsY ..
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NPARRlAGE PHiSlOl.OhlCNIi i'SC,
WI SID. Translated from the French ol jean ho'
bniS, u. ID. bv William Grceuhcld.
Part lst On the necessity "i Marriage
Part I'd. instructions in counting, WITH Il cure 'of
Love!
Part Sd.
Marriage PLY so(ocicallv Diseased Is the most
useful and de iIcdy the most interesting work INA! we
cvcr rad twill break II more rnkrs and spinstrrs,
and make more more inarrd men an women t!hh aN
notification thu, has cverhecn sanctioned by the court
of Hymen.-La HoGnt"arc.
rms is n great book, and will be productive Of much
good in the cu,nmun!iv 1t is lrne II contains much
strange anguacc bat then the EutJct - 'ts rS,"
and If the Pore had written on II, he could n"' nav
treated more ,l,cntt,v. We csp"1mi'y recommend
its Instructions it Cuurtmc' 10 the attention OF al
Young ladies' and scn,em IL that may hc III quest o
rartn.rs.-le petit Coz Ter DfS D"htS
For sale at no ti poyd'as It between Magazine "h'
! Cump street. Price 81.
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MCGUIRE, NO IA
TAR. JOHNSON, Ollic" 10 i'len''iI, s,f|': 60"
fines In. practice to the treatment OF \eneie'

VNR. JOHNSON, Office 10 hr,".,, H,'' ycn ,
fines HI. practice TO the treatment o' 'e"c'e"
disease IN all I,s different t''u'7' - u,..
Dr Johnsou from a residence OF many year, IN nos
,;,,ls IN Europe devoted TO the treatment o \'"''''
III :cns,s and from his present extensive "ao''e III
.h,t branch OF the prolc |sloE guarantees
.nG, sp ,,y aud accuul cure to such persons us "'o
,,nuh,ad with any Of the following diseases VIZ ~
Cionorrh,ea, elects, Surlut5. Ihhnc''S, nioo
S.;ni Weakness Affections OF the l'luddtr, Money
Ions Urelhra, rtosrae GLAND, Hw'''rn n 'G w 'ho
JOINTS; ,;, ,,o,,.,llv c,jlow
his disease. $50 , l,,s ,x,,out the
me or Mercury interruption from business OF a''ou
ton in the mode othvinS, , n:,.. an, la OH
.ta ~ H. inhnson 1t is from the rec'ne OF Inc
Baron Larry, celebrated Fremh surgeon ana VIA
nsed by him dnrng ,he several cnnp" ms III "h'ch !"
ssrvc, as surge III General in III" French Army.
Snd Inv DR., johnson, at his oihG' those pefso"
.,.nS INV ut,. ton Of Veuareal Disease and 'bo"
taxing sea voyages. or removi" t." the sous, """
In we'll Inv giving DR.. johnson call, ~ proper 'eu
I'm 80 tnr ther cure in the shortest time can De pun |"
,,.;,h written direc tons nI their use .
Office omen from 7 IN the morning until ''oc'eckp
light.
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s andin. lrc'n ship Constitutions, and i"r s"ieI ~
i6o''oteet I" sias* test H"nliy' from oAl" ,@;\sz
ouV Kegs WING WING 'e'"' i''I, 'o " .nnoI, rL
'r ke@s "A "9z ,i s ,S ''r H." o. ' nI
20" Do cases y,"" Green in os,er; s'"ri"r "rt,,
,l ,,,:.,-. ..,lo ,,nu,;I. i, ,rs.,. r, u,or. inc.
Sz' An" ''' ne i, n' rr,'I> mr
; ~ L'.,s fIteI 80 If, nil necessary brushes:
I,;,,, Taos :, =.
El,ke and ,rrnitv ~l,l,r GO ,,rrha gold leaf; white
,nL vrnx wax gum pr;,t, and ar.c and choice as
sur,innt of paints DIV coln!s OIL ;urp"un~, vrli>h
&c. for sale Wholesale and retail, al ilc lowest pricr@
hv MONDE'.lI,
aoc So Camp ST.
,,rnL,j;S Hri'LIl !l, FOR
,Dh..'U p 9J,t'I'y' j;f,yyOvILr
,, i,.r,. ~ =; ,,,,,y;,. s,,.,, New On leans
,inl ,I, VAN; E.f"ri;pLi} * NEW YORK BY
10 E' N.AN' ~ 49,, tx r. - TX
''D''" ''''' W.
c,,,,y, M, Dpt,Er D,lj. (:rs
r.; - on s.,,'s ~ ,,,,,. ~, ,.,.,
''' '''i"''' i ia .,.,, ,I,,. .,.,nl
c!i'tlcf, making % saws n W., '.'"r, .,u M,
. win 'se','' '"'''. ~ - ~, " ~, l;ii
''' ,"'''' W.. " ~ ii w. ~,
~ ~ ' " " ' -on un
:, ~ per s'"' or a. ,. inn
VI Wv" VI r. ~ " ~ sn,- ou
''','''' ~ =, 49, -, ~ i, ,
'" Wv, " -; -, ~ ,,o s.., nfn uy
s'''''' = ' ~ "
cJN,;II, cJ>%
r. s;,,. DIV, or &, s,vsnr ,o,,r,. viii,
" r. i,,,u,.e h,n,,, S =, 80 ,r
'e 'o' VI '~N''' "'''''' ~ ~ E' i $50 mn
.'' r. cn,,o, ,.;,,, ,,rs G., SC
VI n WV ~ 20, on
>, r;n .c ,;,, t.,. So &c
"" Wv. " ' sNO G,
:, ~ ,on , ;,, l.: s o,.7
w. '' W. 7""' ,5o nn
T, ,.' ,o,,t o,, ,,.oa f, f., Java ,n,,,l;.d
"a ,,n l, H. ,,,,,l,, tT,.e,, l.;,, .lnl, .c,,l
W r.'"S ."s',' Nv, If ,'.,s !, ;s ,n"'
x;,,"rL Inwr,r, viii wc,r out two or rh., sci, Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24
wa1AGNERS LIQUID ODENIl A.-Hs

yNI AGNER S LIQUID DDENIl ALL IS
w been long used. b"lh here ana IN the norm
with uninrm success. tor cleansing ana "hl'c"ihG
the ,ea, and preventing the rn"'hnche: preserving
he nt,ns, purl!y ing th breath. and r'itVing '"S'
,i,,r,sp. to winch the mouth - liable in either the
a,ult or inier., --Ouu tea spoonful, mixed IN "il'e
81 .,tul nj uurr water nili 81 pu',rt 10 ll!c t"A
in u.u,l nnunt, with hrus!, vii! riirrtuatiF pre-
vent sclrvy. and ward utI maj tHHiula!t"g pam,
the lHulh ache.
p.,pnri "nJy hy I. f. Wang"r, S"rt'"n DEN.
list 10 ltclu.ann C"|srr, aud r"'d wh"i"snIe ant
retail by tAEILioN x i"' ~ '"laA p.
IL s.tIr AGENTS tor Wan ,'r% bIrn zen
& ADnir,NI NANE.-I The snh-ci her-. man +
- tlcluI, r. and wholesale dealers III s'uu'eF\
yuu,is are nnN receiving by late arrivals from the
uurI IN ntH!,I TO their former STOCK. an ":'rn-
SlV. assortment ut ar'lrI,S IN ltT ll"f aiinl1 Z
.ri,;c!, are 'nr i''iluwIuM. VIZ
..11Lttl | II LiL.E
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

NTL,W MI Sjr-D, Native Nurse; Tlc convent i ~
~ l'mn runiiu., ryIn- i;luir; Never i''1I
rnul , ON lr,nrnih r n" hrnuul gndr in TIM '''''
E,u.tlIrr: iIr Wmin House ii the Pep pcrs; ! h"h
come and } lave thou me- -unL hN MIS- :. {"
m the grand itusn IMtm pea AmI"; '""h Mig
The meeting ant parting. car rot for SnIng On
fckir wing, by II itus*t Come" rome ih'n arr IN 500
row. \ .r ON III tlr,lu " lJ". 'v u kuISrt: Shn
watched tor hi l.. 70 me- let tail II t',r; oHr to N at
r.prnlug Dvl TIN bv h lh"r" II" acme
lh, ur> uwII rrru, ed for tn" harp ht L l1hnrrc.-
Ro, al Wnl,2,-, hv \ FIerh,; ,t'crm EntUrm4 Court
QnndrI!Irs. Just r"-r,v"I and n hv
,lv 4 rs>t.Y, - Camp 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

FOX We Uf,
l. Iuias'c, General Agent! Ne. Is En- hHn-c Place, near
lr po, Also v Fey chaiu No IL Rue X" TNt
]. Baker < Go, Va :. New '.rvcc.
DE- 4 M,r,la Conner 81 ] ,mr- Al rrIa pt"uas tts.
j. Ross. IaC1y, IT. City.
q \ Morn son. No H. G. MAJ street
G Jones. corner 'IIsult Circle nnl Trcn W ak.
+ "an-c that wish Ac'nt address + a tfc u.
Az >I'f., wAucstic igrn mar y
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UGAR 4 MOLASSE.S-150 hide Susu,
10000 gals Moasses-en plantation above The
far si4ie by ADAMS N "HlIALL,
civ e. Gravier 81
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~LASS--lan hozss in aln.s for sale by
~ teS SHALL 4 BROWN vs. Magazine .
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-'' alters ana

Steam ana fdtent Biscuit Bd6ery--" dte'S an"
Hllmnh
No. 50, MORGAN (ncar the r'c(chartrain R"nl Road
rPilot and Navy Bread Soda and Wine k'Sc'lt'
Sugar, Butter, Mid ord and Water Crackers
All the above articles arc warranted to be OF the
frs quality, and keep in any climate beng
completely kiln dried.
Al>o,-kn dried corn meal
Orders left at G. W. Pr chard and Iaga't Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras Streets Will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly ter
amily l2n"v
To TIE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.
UUST received By the latest arr, ais from inFr' a
u splendid collection of Artists brushes paints pal
cts pallet knives rrayos and paste.s wat:r c""rs and
WAFER co urs prepared With honey and varn*h Tor do
sunps OF every description. splcndn' inuh"s";'y ana
walnut eases, for portrait painlers pastel cray onS {"
every Color pencils t." ever size rarnI>l brushes, IT.
an round very large SIZE canvass. already prepare
India ink, supcrfrc large boxes, fully mounted viii
! colorS hruSl,c. elegant fitted ny, &c %c.
Splcr,iid A,Oum:s, Supchlv bound and gut; c"'oufS
nf every description, by rnk,; sign and ornaIl""ta
tools aid prncs and great quantity vi al lclea U
tssrr which are too numerous 10 dctmt.
Tia. principals Of Acai mics, Teachers OF p''" III:
and Painting will do we'll to call ut thu store "l IN
subc!brr whlca viii ACCOMMODATES the ann ears ''
orI;-,, f,yornbly. MONDEi,!.l
/ No So Camp sheet
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GAS DEP tKTNENI,
Gas Light Bunting Campy J,ntary 30, 1889.
rE7fi: st eek of Cox: being reduced this Com
L pnny will furnish pittsburg Coal, i'll small quar-
ties, to their customers.
Orders received ., the Gas Office. Ban.; Alley.
lab, r. w WEI.LES. s"c'y,
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TEND THE LADIES tkin-nu's )cllatory, for re-
L. moving .upnr.luous hair from the face, neck aud
AIMS, with equal sni ~ u certainty, leaving the skin
finer and winter Tia III before the application. fresh
supply Just received al the Bazaar.
AL BUSH & ALIEN,
!, Exchange Hotel, Ger s: Charles a. Common st
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ORDERS KlUEi. Ed t'Ni,
IGNf..S P.3 Tk.NI CNlYO.N GLN.
Nv the '.tr,,re No. 81 Magazine street, New On leans
TO BE MANI EtCrUHki} ~ NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE l. CO.
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N. B. a few d ven elegant wary handle UNI
hr"II"s, from 3, to :'G inches. Aso, large lot
wht'pne pa q: Jag boxes, v,tt,us sizes, very low
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

E7ANCY MATClIES--Nih beautiful paintings,
l. landing from! ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale by TRiEK,
tcb!2 81 Mag wi lie st
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The above medicine is for sulr wholesale and r'at
Mt No. g. Pnyisas street, between Magazine amt Camp
sts New Orl,ans m'o
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TO THE LADIES'.
A TKINSON'S DEPlLLAFDRi, t"T removing s'i
~ perluous huf from the face, neck and arms, wit,
equal safely and certainty leaving the skin finer and
winter than before application a ircsh supply
lust received at GUl''N =
Nnl Ekchangr Hotel, corner S,C'arles and CONNER
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HNLEiANT BK ED'Iit.>--IIWiam Bell, lG Char
AZ tres ST., has this day received small assortment
Of large enacl and mosaic brcas'pins, set up IN the
style.
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NDOWDt.R-Iuvnces OF ln> Powder, Just received
and for sale by SHALL. Il BROWN
mar IA 90 Magazine st
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-13
LIST OF PUBLIC ACTS
Passed at the Third Session Of the T1rcnty-
fifth Congress.

An act making appropriations in part
for the support of Government for 1880.
An &C, making appropriations for the
current and contingent expenses Of the
Indian Department, and for fulfilling treaty
! slipuations with the various Indian tribes
for 1889.
An act making appropriation for pre-
venting and suppressing Indian hostllt'es
for the year 1899.
An act making appropriations for the
Naval service for the year 1889.
An act making appropriations for the
payment Of the Revolutionary and other
pensioners of the United States for 1889.
An act in addition to an act to promote
The progress of the useful arts.
An act to prohibit the giving or accepting
within the District Of Columbia, of a chal-
lengc to fight duel, and for the punish.
ment thereof
An act to provide for carrying into effect
the convention between the United States Of
America and herepub.ic ofTeSas for mark
ing the boundary between them.
An act to provide for the location and
temporary support Of the Seminole Indians
removed from Florida.
An act to revive and extend an act to au-
thorize the issuing of Treasury notes 10
meet the current expenses of the Govern
ment, approved 2lst May, 1888.
An act to repeal the proviso 10 the I'd
section Of an act approved Sd March, 1887,
which authorized The Secretary ofthe Trea-
sury to compromise the claims of the Uni.
ted States against certain banks.
An act giving to the President of the
United States additional powers for the de.
fence Of the United States in certain cassc
against invasion and for other purposes.
An act providing for the erection of a
fire proof building FIR the use of tho Gen.
eral Post Office Department.
An act to providing for taking the sixth
census or enumeration of the inhabitants of
the United States.
A resolution TO authorize the purchase Of
an island in the river Delaware, called the
Pea Patch, and for other purposes.
A resolution presenting the thanks OF
Congress to George Washington Layfay-
cite, the son, and to the surviving family
Of Gen. Lafayette.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-13

lecls.-The President Of the United States
has ca'eG upon the citizens of the Union
TO abstain from proceedings so incompat!-
Ole With til" friendly relations which subsist
between Great Britain and the United
S:Hes.
/" / have directed full information upon all
these matters to be laid before you, and
recommend tho present state of these pro-
vInccs to Jour serious consideration. | rely
upon you to support my firm determination
% maintain the authority ofmy Crown, and
| trust that your wisdom will adopt such
measures as will secure to those parts ormy
empire the bcn'fl of internal Tranquil ty, and
the full advantages of her own great ma.
tural rcsourc S.
81 have observed, with pain, tho pcrse.
vering efforts which have been made, in
some parts Of the country, 10 excite my
subjects 10 d.,obedience and resistance to
the law, and 10 recommend dangerous
and Illegal practices. For the counterac.
ton ofu!l such designs depend upon the
efficacy oGthc law, which it will benny duty
to enforcc-upon the good sense and right
disposition of my pcople-upen tteir at.
tachment 10 the principles Of justice, and
their adherence of violence and disorder.
III sconfdenily commit all these great in.
terests to your wisdom, and implore AL.
mighty God 10 assist and prosper your
couns, is."
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-13
FLoRIDA.-INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.

Through the politeness of Mr.. Lee, just
from Tallahassee, we have received the fol-
lowing particulars, in relation TO very recent
depreda;ions, committed by bands Of skuIk.
ing savages in that neighborhood.
On Mondcy night, the 10:I, instant, a
family of four persons by the name OF
White, were killed, twelve miles below
Tallahassee, near the St. Marks road.
On Friday night following, Mr.. Pindaris,
his wife, Son II years old, and young.
child, were killed, in Richardson's neigh
borhood, near Magnolia. MIR. Pindaris
and his son were burnt in the house, and his
wife who attempted an escape, was muir
dered and scalped few rods from the
house. Three daughters made their es.
cape, although one Of them was wounded
severely. About one thousand dollars in
paper money was taken from the house by
the Indians, some Of which was found their
inrail Afterwards. 4
A number Of volunteers started from
Tallahassee on Saturday in pursuit of this
hand Of Indians, and it is reported that on
Monday they'll afght in which one white
man and one Indian were killed. The
whites had to give ground from the super
ior number Of the enemy-and Colonel
Richardson sent an express TO the Governor
asking mure men TO assist him in further
pursuit Of the Indians. 1t is said that the
little band under Colonel Richardson acted
bravey, particularly Mr. Hutchins and Mr..
Bailey, by whom an Indian was killed after
he himselfhad been wounded.
On Tuesday night or Wednesday morn
Ing, four or five persons were murdered near
Camp WacIssa, two wagons were Destroy
ed, and one keg ef powder and some lead
taken by the Indians.
General Read had gone out with sixty or
seventy volunteers but it was feared ne
would no; be able to find the Indians. in as,
whenever danger approaches. they retire
into the swamps and came brakes, or dis.
perse in small bands, TO meet in some dis.
tam sec ion Of the conntry, where the frs;
intelligence heard from them is the murder
fsome unprotected family.
Reports were various as to the number
Of Indians, and ranged from ten to sixty
any Ole acquainted with their method of
border war knows The difficulty and uncer-
tainty o(asccrtaining their number correct.
ly; it may beten o.day and fifty to morrow.
The Governor has ordered heavy draft.
and was making every effort for the de.
fence and protection Of the country.
Much confusion prevailed at Tallahassee,
and great fears were entertained for the
safety oftha place. Ii is believed by many
persons there that the Indians will attempt
lotake i'.-Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer.