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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08
0F REMOVAL. IN
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HNllE undersigned, sole Executri1 Of the last will
ID and Testament OF her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late OF Newport, dec has
appointed PETER p, REMINGTON Esq, her sole agen,
to settle the business oi the said estate and requests
all having demands against the estate, 10 present
them TO him for adjustment, and those indebted to
make payment, forthwith TO her said agent.
HETTE r. TURNER, Ext'rx.
Newport, February 9th, 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08

THE Subscriber, grateful for pas, favors, res
pecilu!ly informs the public that he intends contn
ulDg the PAINTING AND GLAZING BUSI
NESS, in all its various branches at the old stand
No. Colonade Row, where hs will keep constant
ly on hand variety Of Window and Picture Glass
Paints Oil, and all articles usually sold in Paint
Store.
Feb. 20. ZENAS l.. HAMMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08
BEDS & FEATHERS,

BEDS & FEATHERS,
HALL, keeps constantly on hand and for
4Vls sale, at his Store, Live Geese Feather Beds
list, I'd and 3rd quality Of Russia Feather Beds
also Feathers Of all kinds at retail-Beds Of every
description made to order, and at the lowest Marke,
price.
Jr Beds dressed and cleaned as usual. in ,bs
Patent Feather Machine.
CARPETS K RUGS
Cen'tantly On hand st reduced prices
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08
Co-Partnership Dissolved.

U"E tO-PNNTNEKSHIP heretofore ex
u istng under the firm OFF,. & J. HAMMOND
Is this day dissolvedby mutual consent All person,
indebted to them by book account or otherwise are
requested to make payment prior to tho 18th of
March, TO IENAs l.. HAMMOND as all demands will
at tina, date be placed in tho hands Of Attorney
for collection.
XEsAs L. HAMMOND
Newport, Feb. 90, 1889. JonS HAMMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08

fPuBLrc-No s5.l
ANACT TO su,bcriss the election o, sppcin,m.r,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
LATEST FROM nr1ENos AyRrs

The port of Bucnos Ayrcs was still under severe
bocSades nothing could puss up or down the river, &c
that virtually all trade had ceased: There was pros
pect OF war both with The French and the Banda Orier
tails.
The S: schooner Dolphin, Lieut.. Mackenzie, and
corvette Fairfield, Lieut. Purviance, were ut Buenos
Ayres.
The French, in connection with body of The parti.
saEs OF Don Frucuoso Rivera, acting in concert
The government of the province of Rioah have MI
dressed letters to that Of Buenos Ayres, pedgng them
selves to support them in their measures against the
French. ~e "
The French ultinatun,, published in all the p.ners
demands: r"'o'"
lst 10000 hard dollars to be paid to the widow Of
Mr.. c. II. Bache. "
%. That Col. Antonio Ramvez shall he casbiered.
81. That the French subjects shall he respected.
Don + rctuoso Rivcru iad entered Montey ido with
an armed force anu assumed the government Of the pro-
vince, an abolished the constituted authorty setting
aside 'hn Legislative chambers lie was sustained by
the French urCes.
correspondence had taken place between the roy
ernnent of Buenos A, res and NJ. Amc Roger the late
Consul OF France there, board the Blockadnv
squadron.
me buenos Ayrss government proposes to refer the
claims Of France to the arbitration of ler rs Ma
jestv. ''~
The proprsa! cge!peremporly rejects who, how-
ever, submitted aprojsct tor au an.icabIe settlement
which WAS Instantly reisctcd by the Bucnos Aryean
''nsttr Tor FoIei On Affairs, who sgma,zes the pro-
posal ignominious. fO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
For the True Americana
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTAu'ly

Tuesday, 18th February. 1880.
Mr. Davidson presented the petition Of Samuel Sutton
praying for the privilege of keeping Ferry on the river
Tickfaw. Referred to the Committee OF Internal In
provement.
Mr. Forer presented petition from that part Of the
parish Of Orleans situated the right bank Of the
rver' praying TO be set apart Il separate parish.
Mr.. Rodgers moved 10 reconsider the BILL an,en,loo
the cha ter of the city, passed yesterday for the purpose
OF rejecting tho section reducing the number of men,
tiers in the council of the LIST municipality. This mo
ton was supported by Messrs. Pchot and Conrad and
was carried WITHOUT opposition the section was stricken
out, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Es,evan, behalf the committee to which had
been referred the petition from the parish of IbeviIe.
praying for an appropriation, to make road in said
parish presented bill aprropriating $4,000 for that
purpose.
MIR Wadswo' Il, introduced bill to incorporate the
B'ie'ue Canal Company.
Mr. Davidson introduced bill for the relief Of the no.
Of the parish Of Livingston and b 10 aapge
the scat 'fGovernment If the state to Bafou Rous.
and providing for the expenses Of the removal the cree
lion OF state house at that place. &c.
MIR. Guion introduced bill for the relief OF Alexander
.awson. -1-' %. ~ ''1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

MI. F. ID. Conrad introduced bill providing for the
publication aud preservation Of the lists Of voters at
General Elections.
The Speaker submitted letter from Mr. M. Bourg'
member from Laiourche Interior resgning hrs seat, iu
consequence ofhs appointment as sheriff Of said par
ish. 5B ~ III
Onmotion Of Mr. Guion, the House ,oek into conside
ratiouthe bill changing the mode Of election in the
county Of Laourche, which passed with additional
sections from Messrs Ra,lif and Wadswor. relative to
the parishes represented by them.
On motion Of Mr. Morse, the House took into consi.
Iteration the bill changing the tims ofhodng the
'nse parish ofRspide.; and after, additional section
from Mr. Morse, changing the time Of holding in
the parish Of Caddo. and with another section from Mr.
Winchester, changing tlls time Of holding the courts in
the Second Judicial District, the bill was passed.
The House concurretl in the amendments Of the Sen.
ate 10 the bill to expedite the construction Of the Barra.
taria and I.afou,che Canal, aud Atchafalaya Rail
Road.
The bill substituted by the Senate to the resolutions
Of the House, granting leave of absence the Judge Of
the parish of Point Coupee, underwent its first and
cond readings.
The House then took into consideration the contest
ed election Of Isaac r. Preston sitting member from the
Pa'aeh VI Se"cssous Two YucstOus weIe pEeSeucu
the first whether the report ofthe committee should
adopted not, and the second question was is the
sitting member duly elected, his scat properly
testedl The report maintained that the purchase o.
land from the United States gave the purchaser the
right Of voting without regard to The quantity or quality
Of the land the object for which it purc 'sed
The debate was resumed by Mr.. Lewis who in speech
grcnt length, examined in able aud elegant the To-
gal points involved maintaining the doctrine Of the report
ie was followed the opposite side Mr. Muse, who wa
answered by Mr.. Davidson Mr. Brashcar then gave hi
views, and responded by Mr. Thomas. The question
was then and the report rejected by Of %
hns declaring the given tho lands purchased
have heen illegally rec cved.
On the second question: animated discussion took puce
Messrs Guion, c. Nj Conrad F. D. Conrad. Claiborne Mu,t
Patton, Davidson, Morse, Preston Wilson, Thomus. an
Lewis part in the debate. after various motions
amendments, and attempts to obtain Adjournment
luton by Mr. Guon and amended by MIC NJ Conrad decIu
ring in substance that whereas H. had been shown tina
any majority Of the votes declared by The house he
legal had given Isnnc r. Preston he declared
be entitled his which adoptcd by Of -
II; and then the house adjourned.
It was o'clock, NJ. when the house adjourned 1t
consequently too late give details to-day 10 such
as to do justice to the members
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
WASHINGTON BALL ROOH'
Dress & MASQUERADE Ball

ST. Philip street, between Royal 4 Bourbon.
rUNHE Manager OfIhe above named Ball Room, grate
L full to his friends and the public for the unPural
eled patronage bestow ed him tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement of visitors, and
dergone mnehse repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors, and the scstnura i'll bo
kept by the ablcst Restnura'-ur in the United States.
The room will reopen on Saturday evening, 3rd Of
November next, bv
GRAND DRESS 4 MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Momluy, Wcncs
day and Saturday evening, during the season. " hich
vii! and on the list Of May, 1889.
N. d. The grea attention will be paid to kce,
ing perfect order throughout the establishment. wal
done last season.
oct2j
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Nem iosk City Expenditures follawing is a
list of the appropriations made for meeting the
expenses Of the city of New York, for the year 1889:
Appropriations made for the year l839-alms house
s,5doOo bonds payable s8OOO0o hoard Of health $l2,.
500, cleaning docks and slips $!50OO courts $35 OO0
county contingencies $a0000 commutas for alien pas.
sengers slo0 coroners fees $500, cleaning streets
100000 charities $4,000, charges arrears Of tax and
assessments so000, elections $780, intcsa,e esnte
$780, docks and slips 100000, interest 81 o fire
department $30000 justice. courts $l60OO, liens on
lands and places sto,oo lamps and gas $lo50O mar.
keis 100000, penalties $4,000, printing and stationery
10000. police $4,000, roads and avenues 600, repairs
paving 4G0ooO, street expenses 900. water $4,000
tavern and excise licenses 800, wells and pumps 10
00O public reservoirs 1900 and delinq on
taxes 400.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
lntes: from Florida.

Extract of n letter received in Savannah, dated
ST.. AUGUSTINE Feb. 1885,
An officer just arrived from Pcolata reke5fs. tint
}sapt h sthr H. from Lake Opopka a party
OF eighteen Of them warriors. Two Of
i cousin of Sam jones' which last reports that Sam
Jones says that he will hang any Indian who talks of
coming in, or any white man who comes TO him.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Ne'e Orleans Funds.-The Philadelphia Gazette of
the 9th inst says:-"We learn from the New York
Journal of Commerce, that the extreme pre- ssure on the
money market of New Orleans, has brought exchange
In their favor very suddenly. Certificates of deposit in
New Orleans Banks sold in New York on Wed
nesday ut one per cent premium SO the tables ar
fairly turned"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
ShHHe(uI-Some On v in the nreaert ,,,o,,r, -

Shamet"I-Some day in the present month was as
signed tor the first payment of pensions to widows
to 1894. Pension certificates rota the war department
were presented on the day appoieed, at Boston and
other places and the poor widows we're told the govern
funds enough pay he The hns ms
enough to gut to safety horde of peculators funds
enough to carry foolish with little handful
OF Indians but no money to paw scanty debt Of graft
tmie to The poor widows of the revolutionary soldiers
Hampshire (AaSs.J Gazette,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

The Rat a Beast Of Prey.-At Toronto in Upper
Canada about fornigh since, ea,lv in the msrnug
an i'll infant two months old, the child of Mr. Forbes,
living IN Key street, being left in bed while the mother
went to look after her household Affairs was attacked
by large rat. The child screamed, and young lady
entering the room saw with horror that large rat was
tearing the infants check, within half inch Of the
Iugular vein. 1t found that the rat had commenced
with the infants hand and i, severely, but not ind
ing sufficient quantity Of blood, sought more vital
part The child though very severely hurt is doing
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Robert }. Walker, Senator from Missssippiin late
letter, dvulges schme to connect Natchsz and vcks-
burg with New York bya line Of rail roads. Mr.. W.
has carried bill through the U. y. Senate granting the
per cent. premium on $6S9,O00 to make rail road
from Brandon to the Alabama line, which it ia conec.
t"'ed will be connected with the Georgia rail road and
EXTENDED on 10 New YOrk.-LoHisriAe Journal.
DO Legislators see the necessity Of aiding and
acce'erang the great rail road which is to connect N.
Orleans and Nashville7 If they have eyes let them
see!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Cincinnati Z, iminn Courk.-In tho month of JAM
uary, 1882 the Grand Jury examined lis complains.
and found true bliss were convicted of grand lar-
ceny, for burglary and grand larceny aud for muy
der in the I'd degrees of them were sententcd to hard
labor in the Peniteniarv-the aggregate number of
years which they have being ST. and for life
sentenced to the chain gang and to bread and waer
in the dungeon of the jaii.-LouisviNe Gazette.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

TO-DAY.
1000! Capital Prize, Tickets only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Glass d.
46,7, 81, 81, II, "a, IS, u, 70, Sc, SO, 50.
Nos !, g. %, the Capital Prize Of $l3,00N was sold
in a whole ticket, by Mr. John Y Davis, No 40
Custom House street, and Cashed Us
presented.
CLAsS X, Authorised by the Legislature Of the
~ State. TO be drawn This Day, Feb 10, 1889,
at o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hot..
DAVIS Il 90, Managers
rs Drawn n,lmbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
y s14 Prizes amounting to- ss5s63
Packages Of Is Tickets for $50 co. warranted to draw
at least S24, and may draw the highest capital, a
mounting to $7,O00!!! Packages of IS Half Tickets
SIS 90, warranted draw at ieast $i2 90. Packages
of25 Quarter Tickets $t2 50 warranted to draw at
lenst IS 90.
For packages of single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Feb2O l6 Charities at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

General Jessup recommends that the Florida Indi-
nn be civilized out Of their hanmocks, by inducing
the emigration Of whites to the everglades. lie thinks
TINT it is the only way to conquer them He has tried
them, and ought to know.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

THE MULBERRY FEVER IN FLoRtpA,-The ST An
gnsfine News states that Twelve trees Of the Morus
Multicaulis sold lately in that city, for six hun
drcd doars.-PhiAa Ledger.
Wcwere apprchensive that they were more likely to
suffer from the Indian fever.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

The Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia stated in
his recent message to the legislature, that it is conte,-
plated substitute steam packets for the sailing ves-
sells now employed in the conveyance Of the mails be-
tween Great Britain and Halifax.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

EMPRESS MAL.-Ihis, the most useful Of all the mails
our community has been suspended by the authority tho
Postmaster General except from Augusta and Nashville to this
CITY, The latter having ecn continued the risk ur the con.
~ ctor amer the Post Master General had ordered it to be
stopped We perceive that the czcus of Louisville and
Cincinnati are alive tho subject seen from the
following paras apis from the Louisville Gazette Of the 10Th
Tha, paper says:
meeting is called this evening business men a, the
Exchange Hotel for the purpose al taking measures far the
continuance Of tho mail between place and Nash
Vile As this matter Of importance We doubt not the
meeting " W be full olc' ~ 81"
"A meeting was To have been hed ip Cincinnati on Thurs
nay last FOR the purpose of petonny Congress for con-
'huance OF the southern express mail"
lily the ordinary mail receipts of intelligence arc cx
t'emey uncertain and datory. Frequently days. if no,
sasc without bringing uught stray paper by
aseamboat TO the south is all important that tho
mail should not he discontinued, if it were necessary
there would be hesitation paying advance of
regularity only Observed and case Of failure or de-
lay The surplus portion Of the postage returned We think
this last would be Just and equitable, would rcuer tie
express POPULAR and double not quadrupIe the nusr
letters sent by it. Some such is respectfully re
commended
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Pay Of Ike Army.-The officers Of the army station.
ed at West Point, have pcttioned Congress for an in
crease of pay. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
CAR J)S

u5 PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in The mo.,
elegant manner IN Black or Colorcd INKS on Euu,ucI
led, White Flake, Plain Surfaced Cams, anu
Prices rcry reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN or
FlCE, corner cfPoydas and St. Charles SITS.
Sere'0l New nmi Beautiful Founts of TYPE dors
just been 0died 10 The Establishment.
Orders received at Compiling Room, s. Charles
Exchange, 3r door from Glaver ST. or at the Priu,u,
Office, corner cfPoydras & st. Charles streets,
=
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

LOUISVILLE, Feb. t.
Our latest dates from the Ohio river are the Louis
vile City Gazette of the evening of The 10th, and the
journal Of the morning. The Gazette saws:
The river has risen about Is inches here The latest
dates from incnna that it full of fOatinc
icc and slowly rising. The ice is running here in con-
siderable quantities, and the prospects fer full resump-
OF navigation appear very good.
The Pitsburg Advocate Of the 5th instant, saws
The Ohio is low but not altogether closed. The ice
for the last few days, has neither gained nor lost much
in strength quantity.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

new line Of packets, between Liverpool and New
York. is advertised in the English papers start the lst
9th, l6th.and Oil, Of each month"; The ships named,
are Am Chesapeake, Texas, Van Buren,, Jackson; b.,
Nelson, Roman, Union North Star. These slis are 760
to 1920 tens each The Chesapeake to sail Janu-
ury LIST.
Fire.-Tbe printing Office Of the Gazette, published
at Mcuen, Massachusetts, destroyed by Ere the
e6h ul and adjoining store injured-loss at abou,
k5NOO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

The St. Louis Bulletin of the 4rh says:-"A man by
the pane OF Nc Wetsr, as The ferry boat was leaving
The Illinois side OF the river threw lis trunk overheard
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

The west is inundated with snow which fell while it
was raining hard llcrc.-Atbony Journal
You may as well say that the river inundated
with ce However, you are not so cupable after all;
for who docs not think of imundatons in hard rain,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
THE INvEsTIG ATING COMMIrrEE

TIE lNVESTIGA TING COMMITTEE.
The New York Express, of the 9TH, says:-"'rbs
Body will, we understand, bring their lnbors to close
this week, and by the first Of next week, be at their
posts in W'aslng'ou
or course their report will not be prepared here but
at leisure from their journal in Washington, This
Journal we hear, will be quite vouminnus it i'll
take some days, probable. compile, and to unite
upon the Report There will be thus, tho Public will
sec, very little leisure to debate the Rspor-nnd tber.
is therefore, an Immediate necessity Of having matters
to close here, as Congress must adjourn sine die
March 9TH.
II th's Committee were to spend year in the Gus
tom House. we presume, they would not have pnourl,
OF time to look into the administration of its affairs Of
the Past and the Present they ought to be looked
ino-Thc business here has become so oyerrrovn ,va,
it is gigantic undertaking to unbury the rubbish oe
the Pas-to say nothing of arranging the Present. We
are well assured, however, from but an outdoor
observation, that the committee must have found MANY
things wrong. OF late, they have summoned ,,o,v
valuable Witnesses before them, Lut the nature Of
their testimony hos not ,ranspired. Our curiosity
must be st:fed, till we have the official Rcport."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

We inclined to act Ben. Franklins principles
now, and say grnce the whole barrel Of pork Mt
once. DO you take, scntemen?-New Orleans Times.
Not unless you give graeed beans along with the
nOrk..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

g UPERIOR Madeira and Port Wine just received
- direct from Madeira, per brig Samuel and John,
from London, Frunce and Germany.
Madeira, in half quarter casks, old London Parricu-
lar and choice Reserve.
do. in cases. choicest Social, Reserve and London
Particular.
Genuine Port wine, old, in cans, bottled in Oporto.
And their we'll known assortment Of Bordeaux, Bur-
gundy, Champaign, and Rhenisl Wines, Alaraschino,
finest Martinique cordias, London Porter and Ae ali
first quality. JOHNS & &C,
te 20 corner Common ~ 81 Chorles AZ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

daring attempt recently made to set fro to the
Bank Of Michigan, at Detroit.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
AUGUSTA MARKET Fab ~

M
toTToN-The same excitement continues this mar ket
shat reported from all southern Every Iot tnt
onered Is freely bought and tho inquiry wonderfully
animaed and did d,c raising money stll con-
tinue 70 exist in Market prices be higher than
the market. "
or city money and " for Bank notes. Indifference of
Bill. -''' ''"''" ''' country Bank notes and city
FRE'eBTI continue nj old
Extract from iei,cf Aa,cd
40 a-+ BUENOS AYKES. o3d Nov, Is3a.
In commercial point of view have present ie of
interost 10 communicate. BY this packet however We
send to Mostevideo addressed hope in time for
tSe Eross pamphlet Of oficn CORRESPONDENCE received
the French question since the sd September The tcru
unn Of tins correspondence prccuded the speedy
adjustment Of this important dispute. rather may now
20 called open warfare Our must therefore
considerably uDhinged and thu
vaIue Of every commodity At present there Is pac in
which all quota' 'ons difficult"
Tor Imports does not offer
ode. " ~
Extract from letter dated
MONTEVlDFO, Both Nov.
Flour " abundant and CONES in small lots from many
paris, that difficult stock ON hand Price.
have declined from SIS and the future ospoct far In.
article will depend the result of the coming cro
about which the reports another
month however, will show positively how il will be-
s@'s NEW YORK. Eel. lG
The subscription the Bank of Commerce i, one
million hundred thousand doarshai the capital i,
i've and the amount subscribed millions seven hundred
ehousahe dollars This is much larger than nptci-
pasd and cyinccs great confidence well amour,
r. unemployed capital II is said 10 be Samuel
Ward, Of the firm Of Prince Ward King tho Pesi-
sncssssial in business and enjoys great confidence.
Th8 GIeat Western has not yet made her
Mach anxiety Is manifested.
E#.f f.. MARKETS-Ecbo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Inth Sussex New Jcrsey) Common Pleas, Bnrna-
bus Medsugh recovered $ea5 last week, against VIM
Cole. Jr., for the reduction Of his daughter. 4
| That was small price for virtue lost forever!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
300 REWARD.

WsVV NVO. :
X eAARItS Feb III Ill., g eolored boy named
about 20 old liz took with him ''n ,o lace,
ana chain: Mo-, Of hs watch 1895 Tobias Ss ca
sy "eS about $s in cash. promissory mole %
at 20 davs Iia b sis, to the order " sswe
any OF the named articles, VI "~ sisse, with
. .siE z,7, ~, EDW'DW SEWEIl..
~ new edition. The subscr hsrs :. ~. 1eau'if"i
of the Bar general are informed T ths ana
The cyde of s store ofhe subscrters.
re-! r "a elegance und published in English and E1.en
ihe different Court Rules ure cuu,si1sJ 4" !e"Gh.
shape Of an appendix. Is1t, ~ y, ~ the
,lo ''''s"e'S, .>ew Orleans Staiinners Hall
cor Common and II Charles. q,