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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

SMALL GRArS.-We are graiifsd 10 see
planters Of this section Of the State, turning
their attention to raising small grain- Tbs
year there has been considerable quantity
of wheat raised. In North Mississappi. he
crop has been remarkably good, and the
wheat Of an excellent quality. Col. Bal
four, residing near town, grew some wheat
on his plantation, which weighed - pouDds
to the bushel. The average weight Of North
ern wheat is about GO pounds 10 the bushel:
we cannot account for this difference q
weight in any other way than arrribusinx q
TO the weiness Of the season, and The proha-
bility that the grain was cut before It was
sufficiently ripe. Our climate, also, may
have some influence on the growth aud %
lidity Of small grain.-SosfkeTa RePssssr.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

COLONEL BINGHAM AT .GRENADA--1k
Southern Reporter, a Van Burea paper,
concludes notice Of Colonel Binxamanis
speech at Grenada, with the ftllewinz very
courteous language:
"The Colonel was somewhat eloquent IN
his remarks, and has made q solerably fair
impression. His Wing friends appear eiased
with the exposition Of his political views.
while the Democrats are Perieesiy satisfied
he used them no more severely. We differ
with the Colonel upon almost every political
subject. yet feel unwilling To treat his opsn-
in any other than a respectful manner; Tor
however erroneous we may deem his views
of National politics, still we believe his heart
is in The right place, and his country upper
most in his Affections. There arc many
points in Colonel Bngaman,s character,
which win upon our esteem. He Is 4 frank
politician and \ courteous gentleman A.
such, we are willing to treat him with ailthe
civili,y due to distinguished citizen q she
state. We welcome him to North Aissis<ip-
pi, and trust that his visit To the high hills Of
his own loved and native Stale, will be pro.
ductivc Of present good and future felicity |;
that although we may differ n political SEN
timent, we are citizens OF Kindred cline.
alike interested in all that concerns the vel
fare of the State and the happiness Of the
people.
Here in Grenada, Colonel Bingaman has
been received with open arms by his Poiisi-
cal friends, and treated kindly by his oppo-
nents. He has our best wishes for pleasant
trip over the State; and although, a. We said
before, we cannot wish him success a. a poll
titan, we shall do nothing to desract one jos
or title from the high and honorable fame
which he has already acquired in this Safe
as liberal and enlightened legislator"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

Salix says, in Meals Charcoal Sketches,
while rejecting upon the bad manner in
which the world had used him:
81 wonder if there isn't two kinds of peo-
pie; one kind, that's made to chaw up
t'other kind that's made to be chawed up by
one kind9 Cat kind of people and mouse
kind Of people? | guess there is; Pm very
much mouse myself"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

A few days since country fellow went
into Swecney's to get some grub, and was
somewhat surprised at seeing nothing on the
table. "What will you have?" said the
waiter. Jonathan stared about him-.I
dun know "Would yau like bill of fare,
sir?" "Thank we, / don't care i'll do take
small piece!"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

An old farmer whose son had died lately.
was visited by a neighbor who began to con-
dole with him on his loss. my lossn ok
claimed the father; ssno such ttiDg-it's hie
own loss-he was Of age"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

FEMALE ATTrRE.-Women never allow
beauty in face that has an old bonnet on,
nor will they readily allow any one to be
ugly whose caps are unexceptionahle -
Bnlscer.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

To TAKE GREASE OUT OF. SILK.-If a
little powdered magnesia be applied to the
wrong side of the silk, as the spot is discov-
cred, it is never failing remedy, the dark
spots disappear as if by magic.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

The Pope conducts himself towards our
Heavely Master, as knavish steward does
to an earthly one. He says to the tenants,
you may continue to neglect my masters i'm
terest as much rs You please, bat kesp On
good terms with me, and will take caro-
that you shall be on good terms wiah my
masler.-Coltos.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04
VOICES OF THE NIGHT.

ny n. w. LOFGFELLoW.
When the hours Of Day nre numbered,
And the Voices Of the Night
Wake the better soul that slumbered,
To holy, calm delight
Ere the evenings lamps are lighted,
And, like phnntoms grim and tall,
Shadows from tho ftfuI fre-lisht
Dance upon the parlor wall:
Then the forms of the departed
Enter at the open door;
/. The beloved ones, the true-hearted,
Come to visit me once more.
He, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings for the strife,
By the roadside fell and persisted,
Weary with the march Of life!
They, the holy ones and weakly,
Who the cross of suffering bore,
Folded their pale hands so meekly--
Spake with us on earth no more.
And with them that being beauteous
Who unto my youth was given,
More than all things else to love me,
And is now saint in heaven.
With slow and noiseless footstep
Comes that messenger divine, -
5 Takes the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand in mine;
And che sits and gazes at me,
With those deep and tender eyes,
Like the starsso still and saint-like
Looking downward from the skies.
Uttered not, yet comprehended,
Is the spirits voiceless prayer,
Soft rebukes. in blessings ended,
Breathing from her lips of air.
Oh, though oft depressed and lonely,
All my fears are laid aside,
If but remember only
Such as these have lived and died.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

''fll bet Sheep" said IN old Mezedith
to his other halfs ''that our boy Otho Is GO
ing erasy-for hs Is grinning At The plough
and he Is grinning At the har., and hs IS
grinning At the table, aud ~ = snnning 10
himself uhereverhs goss,. sRoA replied
the old vonans ~dpat yea kaou - - .
love letter this morninep
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04
THE RODNEY rELEGRAPH

rs PUBLISHER EVERY THURSDAY, ny
.T W OH AS BROW M
At FIVE DOLLARS per year, tn edyancs ,or
SIX at the expiration Of the year. 81
1ATNo paper discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the editor.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

John B. Coleman
"AS resumed the practice Of Law.
Office in Port Gibson, next door to
he Branch Of the Planters Bank
April 10, 1899 tf49
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04
Flour.

Flour.
~ Bbla fresh superior Flour, just re.
ceiyed aud for sale 1t The store d
MURRAY 4 GARRETT, BY
e. g. WOOD.
Jpes 81, 1859.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-07-04

strength was unequal to the effort; when we
approached to the very brink, he leaped over
the drain; relinquished my hold, and rolled
in, hoping thus to escape him. But he re-
turned to the attack, and throwing himself
upon me, inflicted numerous sewers cuts upon
my face and breast, before could again
seize him. Locking my arms around his
antlers, drew his head close to my breast,
and was thus, by great effort enabled to
prevent his doing me any serious injury
But felt that this could not last long; every
muscle and fibre Of my frame was called into
action, and human nature could not long
bear up under such exertion. Falteriae .
silent prayer to heaven, prepared to mesI
my fate.
AT this moment Of despair heard the
faint bayings Of the hound. The stag too
heard the sound, aud springing from the
ditch, drew me with him. His efforts were
/ now rehoubled, and could scarcely cline
to him. Yet that blessed sound came nsar
or and nearer! Oh, how wildly beat my
heart, ~ saw the hound emerge from TN
i rasine, and spring forward with short quicl
bark, - his eye rested On the game. 10
! LEASED my hold Of The stag, Who turnsa upou
\ his new enemy. Exhausted and unable 4
!, rise, still cheered To do, thst dastaSd- III
Il fled before The infuyiafea enerny; who, a@i,
q threw himself upon me. Again dii sue
! ceed 10 knowing my arms around kis antlssa
81 but not until h. ~ inflicted several dee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07

Rr.aI College Of Physicians, LoMdeu. /
vRxlE Original Vegetable llygeian Universal Me,li-
cine, prepared by W Miski", EsI Member If
H. N'.a, college Of Surgeons Liccn,ia,e Of Apo,he-
cary n,,any, Fellow vi Bolt Court Society, Surgeon
10 Ike ROYAL Union Pension Association, Lancaster
and 81. 1'l,o"as's Hospitals, London.
This valuable medicine the result Of twenty years
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and hghl. respectable practice Of the prorcty, patr-
"ise' by the faculty and mobility, and il now introduced
totr notice Of the American public, at the earnest Soc
liei altos e number gentlemen OF long and high
standing in the profession. lis hoped, rs prclin-
arising from tho of the numerous and eletcrio''s
"os'',ms foistc c,rn the pukc by the mid ct fabricated
proofs Of miraculous Irts and ether frauds, bya set Of
ine'ce'a,y nlrincple preteslcrs so totally gno,an,
OF medical sciece, that it impossible the mOnstrou,
dsius'"n can any longer 50 down with the Intelligent
people ofths country. These pills, mild AM! agreeable
in their nature, should be kept in every family in
cholera. clamps, spasms fe'' rs and other alarming
complaints which toa often prove fatal. may &c spee
cure, prevented IL fact all those who value gnot
health, should never BE- without them. They selt
packets Al 81 cent?, aud - each, by every reslec
table druggist hntkseller, anil Vendor OF medicine ia tn
Unite" s.ates''t he C."a'as, with coo"s directions
together with cs,lnOnals OF professional ability fren
the following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper,
Aher"e'l'y, James BI"H'cll, NJ d., W. Back, NJ. D..
| J. Aston Key, 4. FramptOn, NJ. d., and nImcroa
others. The originals may be possession Of til
General Agent, BY whom the medicine is imported ""
this country, al" 10 who" aii applications for agc''cc
| must be made.
JNO IIOi.lsEIN, i2s Ws.crly Place, n. York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, Sc.
For sale by appointment OF the original proprietor
by SWAIN g lInurHEn, Druggists, No II Canal street
| Genc,~ Agent flor St.hce Of Louisiana jul vS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07
ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE.

FOR FEVER AND AGEE.
fNEN years have not yet elapsed since IL was
l. first regularly submitted to tho public; but it
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup.
planted cvery other medicine for the Ague, wlcrcv
or il has been known and appreciated. Already
has it boon carried in every direction throughout
the Untod S.ates and still realizes more than could
have been anticipated by it's most sangune friends.
Thousands Of persons have not only been relieved,
but restored t" health and vigor through its agen-
cy; and they now cheerfully testify. at every op.
porlMnity, to its decided and supreme efficacy. Ii
10 composed Of such medicinal principles are
calculated to the healthy action Of the stom-
acl, liver, and other important digestive organs,
the loss Of which, harmony is tho immediate cause
Of tho disease. 1t ia apparent also, that il produ.
eos an entire change in tho condition Of the syscn
and certainly DESTROYS the native liability to renp.
sea of tho affection. When tho Arue il attended
v,,, nm, o,hc, cn,nplo;n, lilo ou,nI,vm.r, ri the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07

EW GOODS-Smmons HART & CO are now 're
Iceiving from on heard ships Yazoo apd Saralosas
sndorig Concoraa, from New York, great variety OF
goods in their line which together with their orlnc,
stock on hand, makes their cnt very. plete.
The following compose pnrt viz ell twist, r ''de,
tuck and dressing combs, horn do ofall descriptions, In
ula rubber, silk nd worsea elastic garters common Il
hne elastic sspenders, loco oco and cicr matches,
Seditz powders powder pus and boxes, toilet powder,
pocket books and wallets, needle books, shell, pearl
IVORY and 1rurocco card cases, head ornaments, plain
raj beads, necklaces an negigces, head chains, bead
necklaces cut glass and plain seed silver and gilt bcads,
indian heads, bells and plumcs pistol and large pow
r asks shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and ducilins
stols double and single barrc!led guns, Bowie knives,
and drks SCISSORS shears pocket knives guard chains,
and ribbons, waist buckles cloth, hair, TOOTH nail comb,
.rnnb shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes Cologne,
Florida lavender and bay waterassorted essences,
ana extracts bear, antique, and Wards We
getable hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps OF all dea-
crl'"ns, a,'ics' and gentlcmrns desks and dressing
cases, hair rzetes and braids, plain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured, and
vest huttoas pearl and ivory shirt do shirt studs, gold
and silver pencil cases. toohpcks and tweczers, plated
md gilt ockcta miniature do silver, brass md steel
tnlnbles hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation fruit, blk
and red ink, shoe backing, volins and guitars, ribbed
and plain percussion caps, linen Irvine, scented cusl.
iens gold and silver lace and fringe, latter paper, game
bags riding Whips. walking canes, playing caids fine
| gold, plated and gilt jcwcllry SC.
The above together with great variety Of other arti-
les offered at Wholesale or retail ON accommodating
Ehall
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07
IL IL III
For NEW YORK.

rex NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Packc.s1
THE Ships composing this line will sail from
Now Orleans and New York on every other Mon.
doy-com'ncncing on tho Goth Novclnhcr-and 10
insure tho punctuality in the timc Of sailing, the
linz ill hereafter consist Of five ships, viz:
Ship Huzoo, Captain Trask, TO leave on tho Goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on the
4,h December.
Ship Huntsville. Captain Fldridre, to savc on the
18th December.
Ship vfck~i'urg. Captain Woodhousc, 10 leave on
tho lst January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis. to leave on the
18th Of January.
The abosc arc all new, Of tho 6rst class, copper
d. and copper fastened. and upwards Of $40 ions
hnrtlcn, are Of light draught Of water, being buih
in New tork expressly for the trade. Tie price
Of passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
fitted up in the most improved and convcnien,
plan, and finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores Of tho first quality will be provided,
and every rcgard paid to the comfort and entire
sat'afnctl"n OF passengers who will rleasc take no
ticc that no berth can secured unit! paid for Al,
the Office Of the eon.iynces.
These vessels are commanded By eaptains well
experienced in the trade. who will give every a,
tentio" and exert themselves 10 accommodates They
VIII ut all times he towsd up and down tho Misss.
sippi ny steamboats,. and the stricicst pupctual,v
observed il: the time Of sailing.
Tho owners Of these s|,iss will not be rc.ponxi.
bic Tor any letter, parcel or package. sent by or
put on board Of them, unless regular bill of hiding
DO s's"cd therefor. Vt tho counting house OF the
agent or owncrs. For further particulars apply to
d BElN l. A COHEN,
nnv27 90 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07
~ A\N RETAIL COMB AND "a
~ La ~ ille rnlln

M ilnLESAi.E AM RETAiLCOMB AND VA
w N'ErY S'roHE-at the sign Of the golden
ccvr, tio, to thcrprevons stock on hand, full
and compile. assortment of articles in their line; viz:
comhs perfum ~, Jewcllry, brushes, locking glasseH
fancy articles, consisting in part follows:
COAi'S-tor'';se shell Wrought ard plain twist
qilled nch, Ion, round, dressing, side puff, curl and
neck, Brazilian combs Of every description amongst
which Mexican pattcrs, Ivory combs of every
description, horn, dressing and packet together with
general assortment efFrenah and American.
Observation-Disclosures, Lavender, Flnrido honey,
hav rose and orange flower waters of and ,s
ryiptio, cnrnphorard Cologne extract of ':rganot,
tame, soaps of s kinds, shaving do in cakes and pots,
sa, Wards vegetable hair oil, hears and
tiqnedo frestons smelling salts, plain and r'rtn'n'd
toilet powder. pearl powder, pow lcrruis and boxes po-
mat,lm in pots md rolls orris and chlorine tooth wash
un,t pow 'ir!a. with genera assortment"
JEWEl.l.Rf--s"nro ct tn., latest md most fashions
hi. SETS consisting of white and red C,,rnelIal topn"
Jet enrdrops. in lilagrce hrest pins of grc"'
" Of pul;"rns, watch trimmings, y and sv' -uckcs
ii !cr mbles. silver and gold T.. ,cs um guard "hni.s
ERt .>iiES-t 10th, hs'r, ,s, nhheart floor
hat, :cs., tooth, plate, c"ih Mil, shaving, shoe and
whitrw usll brushes.
iuOkINt; tHtSSES-Gct,rnn sta,ia and toilet
glass; llngn; in. and French dressing glasses, home
do, with variety of other himAs '"' :nlmrrated.
FANCY AND VARIETY itTICLES-Frn'i
and Ann mean portable ,-t- ri dressing cases. s"re
very rich and finely Gn-l'd :",'s work boxes and lres
sing with and without !n-:r, musical bUXrs Ac
cOrdlls various kinds vi'iu- uI guitars, silver ans.
plated pencils and leads wood :',s Tor carpenters ana
crayons mantle cocksg,' ana pistols With aud "itl'"n
eases, percussion caps. prrcusinu cap chargers mple
drivers, sho, belts, gan" bags paste bachs to,
tea sc,ts Indian beads nj every kind, hcs and I'ucs
tine and common knives, razurs and scissors lni'ncs
needles, pins, silver plated, steel md spcctu
ces pocket books and wallets of kinds, visn;
cards and card eases, playing cards of French, Gcrmu
and American manufacture, dolls. intuition fruit, snu
boxes prints Of various kinds, Saunders Pomcr.y's
! Emmcrsons, hnans and Hawkins strips an
metallic homes, ,lirks fancy bead necklaces, do with
drops, toy watches pearl butto"s powder TASKS, Gu
plain seed beads gilt and silver d. gum elastic sspen
ders and gartcrs, plain and sword canes, hackgauno
boards, dice, optical vennes jcwsmrps, l"coioco match
es and drinking cups, with greut variety OF other art
cles all owhit will be sold for cash city accepta,
COS on II months credit. II SlMMCNS, u co.
| al 70 Gnnrfreasl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07
THE FLORIDA LINE
OA From Mobile Il, Augusta, &c :.

a:zsSS9L leaves Moh'l" every day At three
~ s:sSsSsD o'clock. p m rer U S mail boat
,nr !iaPs l. .nd,ng, ab"v" 1l:kcly -, e"c' 'onr
MS, c.achcs t" PH,sncr'.-th""r" steam ""ats :"
I.agr,rar, " hero III land mite ia resumed-ihe"ce
VIA Marianno and B.,wnsvillr, Fla. Bainh'idge,
P,n..r,ow ~, Haw kinsvile. Sanndersvie T. Louis
vile I" August, Ga, connecting Regularly with
The rail ront cars to Charleston, and the e.cam
acke'. :. Now York, Norfolk. Philadelphia, etc .
!ne slea' h"nis are the bes' Tor the service, nnt
The navigation presents more advantages than can
he found upon any steamboat route i" the south.
ern regioL.
The cyca, improvements in til" route have been
produced by the construction Of hf'v miles Of new
| road, BY the proprietors, viz from LaGrange or
LaFsvriie Bavcu, nm arm of Santa Rosa Bay, n
Rryanrs Ferry, on the Char nhoncare river, re"
niles above the C"wi"rd, Or IA nhove Cednr Bluff,
whereby the Navigation Of the river, and the c".'
I srVuent detentiOns, and more recently the inc"n
veriens crossing ut the Cowf'rd, arc entirely
| avoided, and fine road from Marianne direc
to Ba,nbrid2c, instead OF the roundabout road viz
ttahoochre. lessening the distance about tort,
miles, and Increasing the facilities more thai
once n doy
Arc. t. v>aoch lire Of two horse stages ever.
"'h'' day ,'"m H." kinsvile, via Perry I" Macon
Ga connecting with the line 10 Savannah an
| D'rien, Gen.
A mai, s,"nm',oa' rlics regularly bc,wec
B,,nh'id.e snd Annachic"a. Trnvrll' rs wishin
:" 'earh any no,,, on Chn''nhoochee or Apalach'
rola. can take s,ro:."oat II, Brownsville.
Mobile To Pensacola ~ and Ron:e- During III
ine occupied nv ,ir repairs "t h'a.s, the pr"Pr''
tors Of the Florida line will run line Of t"n
nurse pos, c"aches every other day between NJ"
lie aud Pensacola.
Passengers will leave NJ uhile al ; O'clock y NJ
in the U S nui hoa,, aud proceed I" lIal's Land
ing, where tour horse coach will . IN waiting ,
convey them to the excellent house Of Mr.. Charlie
Hail, | - nile distant, where they Will lin
pleasant accom- m cd ,tions tor the '" ght-lcav'n
mex, morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl
/" II" 'vrning, thus nv"iding the dsr"mf fort
nn,, II vrllin..
O.ire At the :*.ansiun House, Mobile, and e !
,ns' i"'pl, Pensacola, where sea must be seY,
!" STOCKTON T. Go. NV
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07

nOLBEAR'S Science OF permanshnp received, aud
IL for sne at their permanent Writing Academies
No. s Clatres street, New Orleans, l89 Bf"'dway
New York, Danph,e st., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed r private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons ure given at s,ch houses a. nsy s'nt the
convenience Of all, and to classes formed in any part
Of the city.
Ladies' who prefer i,can receive their ref
sdences.
PerMns payinp q arse Of lessons are desired
q attend. 80. - ,,s xell az thev wish.
,ySR B{OTHt.R,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07
P,n,,O ETffc TIslrMci,0n.

" i'tiam S,r"h 'r,;.rs his services 10 the ci'l'
Z.,s Nt New Or,ea.s tearnrr NJ he man
lore Nv : ':9vuon bec! "mp'y' Il several ,sh''
teacher It music ~ priva' tnmil,es in Il .s.On
and = Sn several ni i',r te .ii",rlC> ~
vi,irit,, cnnunt hn tnp" ,'m"ri' "r ,'nr'lh' nee
Uu - ,rrn,Ir1.d -.trl t., K, v ID T., p. N, -
Ste, sn, l. Ayr H""nr-.,n& ..ai..-.
L r'erms. e. l.'" -. a"pv AZ h'"ks"
A.rxnnHrr Tuwr AZ {, mo- ., .cI ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07
l. " Glcun's Perfumer ics.

lrdinn Dye, tor coorng the Hair Bears Oil,
Russians bears nreese, punalum, M,chnw's Ere,
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, hip white, cream
vt roses, vegetable rouge, otto OF rose. lip save.
krens,le tooth wash, car bong den,riiCe. orange
fl ,w.r water powder pu's and boxes, An' ~ mn
charcoal, neatly put up in t"ur ounce viaIs. Pres.
tn salts, Cologne, krros"e ,n",h ache drops, hair
brushes, 'Iilsl dressing cont Indian hn,r oil
wi'i variety "i othc' perIum' ur-. &c. For Sale
" C. !. TRiNCliARD,
- 2 rpru OF Can :, md Il ,ur o SIG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07

MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE.
va Custom;o"sc s,suet, opposite the post. otfco-
The subscribers ar how receiving from their fac,
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment # Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsup"r"r workmanship. and Of the latest patterns,
made of lha host Epyptinn, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain sills and lintels.
marble :uclngs. hearIs and boundary stone, plaster
CT farls, Roman l. Hydraulic Cement ard Plaster.
HAIR together with splendid assortment OF
ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
!ates ot'he newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the nea,cst manner und at tks
rtest nntssa. they have first rate workmen 10
st-ru work.
lAr AIN e. STROUD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-07

r,,tu,n,rv Merchants ami Planters.
Negro RI ,'he. blankets, R,nnrls, ilnseys iswr,;
s1,ir,ivcs, checks. linens. calicoes hanih erchiefs
&c & r...s,sst unI tor sale low by the suhscIi
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