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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
Is0-ifl
pI1utatiDu and Nil for sale

prIXC anxious "a remove South will sell bargain
10 m, Plantation anu MIL ted the ApPomntioS aver,
,y of Amelia beng part Of the Tract Of Land known
iae WNan, which the residence OF my a'hef ne 'a'e
I'm ts The Plantation Offered ur sale contains Oo acres
cea, survey made by Willis PIer. The land IS oi GOOD qua
.scrab. Of improvement aud well adapted 10 cto
los ,soun> which produces III. richest tobacco 3p or oo
more Of good .Eouad aud sufficient supply o
d mi nm, ,d Tor the purposes OF the farm There upon
,ae good tobacco barns ne" dwelling house. ana
ne he necessary nearly Completed and an excel
IA. ., NI with fr-ste works This Alili also has
manuacturin. Flour which may be put ~
@ 7. At ' The place Is healthy has very me wa
t. .uJ asrecabc and 'nteIsent neshooho" Nis very
# ipp Itx. Richmond by the James iVer, winch Is only
10 7rr, Isianr-nIs giving the choice D! either market
P-',Jg< wishing Purchase apply to my brother, mona,
ie. E.l the City ofRclmont, who aGnnr6eh 10 sell
ne AID give any information rcGured or To my sell at'aS
h~ former residence Wm EggIc,ton, Esq., IL the county
..y WM. i. GILES.
y l., S7-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

"'hiH"-"e offer services friends and The
!" tinS out Negroes for the ensuing year; having
"fed On our Inst about 80 for has. uuid reuucs,
en.hS- our services ~ the above business curly
ana ais" those In want Of servants, apply eay us
OniIh good situations and the best prices Anon: our
auho'i are coal and factory hands house servants
"' "nrcrS bnHtnen, blacksmhs and carpenters. Also
good cook, washer and iTone If u situation be OBJ
H.. :. """ ROBERT HILL l. CO.,
~ , lhi-ts 2d door from Market. Main street.
l. ~ 'hafs" io' hiring is per cent We will collect
'h attend 10 them OF Sickness without further
80 R. Hill. L. CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

IL '''H"'ON 4 CAMPBELL are receiving large and
assortment Of lmroRrgp AMERICAN STABLE Day
"t'c" ihey viii he prepared sell very reasonable
would invite merchants visiting the city, to call and
~. y.h,H 'ioek at No. 26 Liberty Street
~" iok, jaUuNr, 81, 1859 S0--3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
HILLsBoRo', N e., jan. 80, 1873

HILLsBoRo N e., Jan 81, 1852.
DEAR SIR:-1he Piano purchased from reached me IN
safety before yesterday aud return thanks tor the
prompues with which order was executed ami the neanes
which packed. IL to hand in excel
lent order only ,une and at all desd The
fully realized expectations boil, in The neatn IS
OF its Of its tonesand has been
neay admired Being myself judge append to this the
opinion Mr. Winker who proficient music, and therefore
qualified to Judge. You mis- opinion think
proper am, yours, ~, ,,.,,,.r,,
Mr.. E. r. Nash, Petersburg. 3
r,Quc Of Mr. Buwcl give it my opinion that the
Piano Forte HIM by not only very neal" but also very
toned IL of workmanship and
no, be surpassed b., any Of the same price. E. WINKLER,
Teacher pt Music"
The subscriber much that his Piano FOcs
GU, SO we'll and the OF their
L. p. NASH.
Book and PiaHo-seier, Pstsrsburg. "a
Feb II sj-2tw:fwiY-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

YaR ALEXANDER j. MOORE: Sir--As r M n resident
- thls Stale, and have known will
notice that shall! the SOh day OF March
the Tavern of Edward L. Sciu.ss the of Mays
Buckingham Court house proceed take the Of
Sam Ford aud Others TO be- used evidence depend
undetermined the superior Court Law aud Chancety
OF Buckingham which plaintiff aud
myself defend aud olauc take the said dispositions
the day above shall proceed from day day Sun
excep.dl until they taken which place yan
may attend you think proper Yours, respectfully,
Jan I19-ldt ROBERT MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
JVIT.N 7 Ink,
DiBNEI NJ. MILLER.
Second Spriag .leu York Sale.

n ''NVC IVFN JUttt
'>'M MILLER & co wills II on Tuesday, March 5,h 1899
O'Clock, n; their Store No. H. Broad street, New York
packages fresh imported Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware
=! &c embracing every article 10 the line
~ ca'e' doaoc and sias!c barrel duckug and cock Guns
- >tl p"''re-"n credit Of six months Catalogues aud
+" .''icaay iva DAYS previous.
s"rfu4S23 on ,o,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02
,, Stock in The Eychange Bank of Virginia

y,rr Stock IN The EJchange Bank of Virginia.
." ING resolution adopted by the Board Of Directors
H. ne ESrsns" Bank of Virginia. Norfolk, the I'd inst.
aAinmoaSlg Tina, the a,5G9 Shares of the Stock OF
u'n ie undpos.d Of he oe:ed for sale, and that the
- heretofore, charging interest the original sub
a." instruments they became .ue, and dcduciing there
'e"d OF 81 - declared thus placing the purchasers
we 'an" terms the original stockholders, and that 700
l., 2 o'rf"d tor sale ench IN Norfolk Richmond and Peters
~ ''J u '.'tses:i!-; the time for selling the rn
I ''' IiY o. March next, unless disposed Of
~ ttkcsvilIc offers for sale 49 shares under the
-' On the terms set forth la the above rosolu
-.''! 70 l'o-ilM A. q. FINLEY, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

- 'NH NOTlcE.-Thc subscribers having taken into
..,.,,r Mf. LAURENCE TRANr in their Collecting aad
c%1'Ss II viii hereafter be conduc tied under the firm
b he Ill "''' < co. They intend devotiry their attention
goa "' claims IN The City of Richmond aud also in
kqp tothc hirin2 and selling of nrgroas-sellns
All h"d aud attending all matters embraced in the
tSsc 'Ihess which may be entrusted them. Their
'oi" OF Hill Dahnry, second door from the Market
s., "he'e they will always be fuund-sni in offering
V I 'he'r friends aud tie public, hope obtain patron
--r.. hill & DABNEY.
Nr n 'e"et to the Editors Of the Enquirer and Wing.
59-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

EON r. stage CO., HhOlesaie Dealers Fancy and Staple
Dry opdS, No. l79 Pearl street, New YoRg-A general
OF and tasty GOODS, selected from tho late exien
sye arrivals may be found by supplying as above.
Jan 81 S0-2aw6w
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GARDEN SEED,


Warranted to be fresh and genuine, by Who'eSals and
RetnH
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16
HARRISON's SPECIFIC OINTMENT

TT ARRISON's SPECIFIC OINTMENT
- T"e great celebrity Of this unrvallcd Com.
position, especially in the Northern States leaves
the proprietor but little need to say any thing in
its favor for it has been generally conceded to it,
that it is beyond all comparison the b. st remedy
tor external complaints that has ever been disco
vcred. Indeed the speed and certainty of its ope-
rati ms have the appearance Of miracles ulcers,
w"unds, corns, fever sores chdblains, white swell.
lings, bles piles, spider and snake bites sc. imme.
diatcy yield to its apparently superhuman inau-
ence. Thus if properly applied it will remove an
invcterato corn, or break and heal bic in five
days, will alay and perfectly ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that can be mag incd have beon destroyed
by it in less than two months. In the bites Of poi
sonous reptiles its efficacy is truly surprising,
even in tho bite of a rabid dog, for if applied in
time, its powers Of attraction wonderful that
they will at once arrest the poison, and thus pre-
vent it fom pervading the systom. 1t is likewis c
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco.
vercd for the chafed backs and limbs Of horses for
letters, ring worms, chapped lips and in short for
every external bodily evil that may fall to The lot
of man or boast.
The proprietor has received at least thousand
certificates and oth"r documents, in fav'r Of his
Specific Ointment" upwards of hundred of
which were written by respectable members Of tho
Medical Faculty, all breathing the same eulogy
and satisfaction.
Prepared at 1873 Liberty street, New York, and
for sale at G5 Poydras street, New Orleans.
mar26 If
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16


The New York papers promussse the opinion upon
tho dseas ofhe Bank Of England forth In yc,.sr
days anssy article. THE dealers in that city were
Aerc ine,e. In England and hence they detcrmin
Cd 70 keep back their property until the demand for the staple
would b great force upon the spinning nsses's
eoatrary policy.
The late intelligence has already had its intended effect In
sh city 10 extcnt. To-day lot of 100 bales good fair
taken for Manchester house by Al II
csns beng decline OF Of the price Of last week
Wsbops thss The holders Of will bear aud resist low
pvics hen 10 veil known that the crop has nearly al
come forward determined stand h, the interest in whose
Aands Il most Of the in this country and England viii
Mr. Riddle did the Of the Bank Of England that
against will always be Improbable thing
lot efi0 balss Of mdns quality also taken to-day
l3S. Tho receipts continue be extremely light.
The Nol,e cottons are going forward with rapidity.
: In a weeks time they will all disappear.
Rumors are rife that N ,ightness Of the monsy
kst has affected very seriously Of s,aunches,
Il house,. We know not what another week may bring
eorth but few days will test the character Of the
things that to be- There is no change in the
money market
There received from Matan,oras to day 42T, 5s7
specie consigned TO Msssrs barrow, Hale Alganzil
and Murray.
In Pennsylvania the State loan 900 has heer
taken by Of the Philadelphia Banks, at l-8 PEI
cent premium.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16

The New York Spirit of The Times suains the promise
us entsP'sins editor contains great variety. and the
rumber before u.s. has Gle. article reminiscent of
sns sports in company with agreeable Locke
f'cayuns We like, ourse to earlier
Gus hous when tho mind was ready to receive pleasing
Pes'ons and the heart quick to
evidences of risndsh Wehave stroed along the margin
clear sire amlet which mentioned by the loving
sler aad have not forgotten the delightful impression.
then imbibcd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16
ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
p c5A Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs.
tc1aN45Fa7 days, and Saturdays, per tho
cept in case Of storms,) 10 Pensacola thence per
steamer Lie Roy to La Grange, and thence four
horse post coaches via Mariana, Banbridge, Pin.
derton, Berren, Outlaws, and Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via MilIcdgovillc, and Sparta, TO War
renton, thence per rail road cars 10 Augusta.
Tho Champion is in splendid order, with new
copper boilers, coppercd aud c'pper fastened
The le Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc as handsome as any bout.
Tho beau iful Santa Rosa Sound, and Chocta.
watchie Bay present the most interesting steam ma
vigation in the Souih-being at the sametime
perfectly land locked.
The Teams not surpassed on any route in tho
country the drivers, 10 man, careful and attcn
tive.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have b en-
newly built, SO that high waters do not inter ere
Tho eating houses have been mostly changed,
and are now as good as on any road in the Sonth.
1t is generally known that tho excellence and
hardness Of the roads enable the teams ut all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their smoothncss Sc
cures the traveller from the ordinary fatigue Of
stage travelling.
The Line is now IRVING its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days and twelve
hours, Or to New Orleans in four days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days
travelling is the in the other direction but
the difference Of time on the route, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
well repaid by the opportunity it gives of seeing
the Navy Yard, the old Spanish Forts, etc. The
traveller also sleeps at Macon, and again at War
tcnton. This arrangement will continue till the
travel turns northward, whom the line will be the
same, from Mobile 10 Augusta, as it is now in the
| other direction.
This Advertisement contains plain stat men,
Of facts, the accuracy Of which the proprietor.
guarantee to each passenger in the penalty Of hi.
stage fare.
Maps Of tho Line may DO seen at the Exchang.
Hotel. New Orleans, and at the Mansion House
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT 81
The line extends, by a branch to Tallahassee.
at Chattahoochc, the line connects with tht
steamboat carrying the mail to Apa achicoa unt
st. Joseph's.
Office at the Maasion House, Mobile.
nit O BOSTWICK, Agent, Mobile
$TEEl. PENs-Fel,'s Noa. lass pens
Gonses wss ss r ts ns ps"g
! do small do do 3 slit do
Windel's ladies' do do double patent
| do imperial Double pateh do
| Gillots barrel do do National do
DAVID FELT s. Gu, % Charities 81,
! fn6 NY sraonars ti9i
iOMpAsSEs, THERMOMETERS, MCROs
! ~ COPIES &c.-Just received and fer sale &
WIN. Mexican, corner OF Camp and Common street,
genera! sentiment OF Surveyors Comrusses,
! Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens.
Spring Dividends, Spring Bov Pens, Ivory Pr
! Ivory Scales, Gnnters Scales, Glass Trangles,
Parallel Rulers, Microscopes, Thermometers,
| Camera Obscuras Survey Chains,
q Tame k,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16
MORRIS & Co. No. 80 Chartras street, ale now

MORRIS s, Co. No. SO Chartras street, ale now
~ receiving and opening he most splendid, SUI
staniial and fashionable stock Of Clothing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting il
part of,he following articles: blue, hue black, je,
black, london brown, cit'on, olive, london smok :
and golden olive FRI elk and dress coats; beaver,
stable and harrington iroci coats, elegantly frnisa
ed; fancy and plain black cashmere aud cln,h
pantnloons english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; reall new market comforts !;
english and french fancy and pam scarfs and
hdkfs; chamus, si!ks.web and gum elastic sus-
penders; chamois, mcrmo, lambs wool, welsh Han~
mel, silk and cotton net sherls and drawers; fine
linin and cotton shirts, with Iinin bosoms, plain
and ruffled; ivory pearl and plain handle silk um.
brellas IS Crafts" premium Gloves-also, a
beautiful article Of white kid, for weddings, balls,
&C.; Sprttletied silk and randana hdkfs; plain,
figured and embroidered Cambria do; silk, lamb
woods, marino, germantown, and brown and white
cotton half hose; all of which they offer low for
cash. or TO pun.ua customers usual. Nov. |
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16
WILLIAM r. CARNES,

LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,
may II No. SO, BIENvILLE-sT. New ORLEANS.
NTEEi:-5 tons English b!i;!eTel Steel or sale by
MAY JRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VTNIlE price o, fresh flour to-day is ~ per barrel
Il according to the tariff the bakers shall give du-
ring the ensuing week iron Mon'a ~; s , s'2 sy oun,
may 4 = GENOIS, Mayor.
DUTTER 4 LARE-I0O kegs lard $50 do supe-
ID rior Western butter. for n, sale sale E y
ID my6 G DORSEY, A New Levee
DREssEs-Copy"g and No,arcl presses, on hand
Il few Of Ritchies' patent lever Copying presses
do with also large variety OF no1arel presses,
DAVID FELT T. Co,
MiO N Y Staliorers hall "a Chartres st
DRINTER'S INK--Just received from barqne
L Chandelier a large invoice of johnson and Du
rants ne" book andjos ink and for S"le ~
OFFICE, FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
New Orleans, Nav 4, 1889.
TTNHE Stockholders hereby notified that the
L eighth InSal'nent on their stock is due rn1 pay
able 10, on the sixth of June 1889. y rp,cv g.
BUREAU DINSURANCE DES PoMPIERS,
De La Nouvelle Orleans
T Es souscripteurs sont prevents que lie seme in
II sIament sur eur subscription lu payable
lie Gene de JUN, 1889. l. TRACY,
LNLOCR-l62 brls landing from steamboat Chancei
IL Tor and for sale by g DORSEY,
a2i "A New levee
8 OAP-Boston No 800 boxes in store, for sale
- by ABRAHAM TRIER,
nprl2 "a Gravier st
TORN bNooMs-1oo doz' in store, for n sale X
may2 Al New levee
Il SHALL & BROWN,
mayo 36 Magazine st.
w mny7 q. DORSEY, "a New Levee
4 ,HaCKERS-50b rIs butter and water crackers,
my7 DORSEY, "A New Icvee
T ARD-I5o kegs leaf Lard, in Store for sale 'y
IL q DORSEY,
mays A New I.evee
i maya Shall. & BROWN, 90 Magazn st
":y 'sfTi & W. s H iss
WINEIso pipes brown sne,1y very n f"psW,jST for
mayt 96 Magazine st
DOTATOES-6A0 hampers Of English potatoes on
l board ship Liverpool. Enqur :, on on GARD or to
INEN SHIRTS, GLOVES & SUBSCRIBERS.
- just received by late arrivals, an assortment oil
Shirts Cravats Summer Stocks Gloves, and Suspcn-
ders at the Bazaar corner of ST. Charles ami Common
streets.
N Is. complete assortment of Writing Desks,
Dressing cases. portable shaving cases in wood
leather my6 BUSH g. ALLAN,
DICKIES-2O kegs and 40 boxes, receiving from
l. New York per slip Oconee for sale by
nv SHALL T. BROWN, &c Magazine st
DRESERVES-4Ob oxes receiving from New York
L per ship Oconee. for sale by
my SHALL & BROWN, 90 Magazine st
Tunes Natural PhiIsophy-kirkhan's Grammar,
u Combe's Phrenolosy Spurzheim's Phrenolosy
Ainsworh's Dictionary; Decalogues Of Devils; Ii.
brary ofnslructon and amusement, 6 vols. further
supply last received BY A TOWAR,
my7 ~ Camp st
rRAVES' Clinical l.ectures-Slokes oil tho Chest,
VI just received and for sale by
m,7 A TOWAR, 40 Camp 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16

A CARD.
DICKINSON e. GOODWIN, 1853 Chartres street,)
y respectfully inform their friends and the public
GENERALLY, TINT Good win, of the above firm, will leave
for New York about the ls Of June They invite hosc
who nny wish garments nude their measure call
and leave their orders previous to that time.
may Is III
bacon SIDES-l50 asks Cincinnati cured, for
ID sale by DORSEY,
may II a. New Levee
IN ESS BEEF--In half bIs, Tor sale Ly
lVI may IA DORSEY, Al New Levee.
INK! INK !! INK!!!-Just received twelve grocs Of
l. very superior doz Ink packed in one dozen boxes,
for sale ty the dozen r groce, by
DAVID FELT, N York Stationers Hall,
NAV ii - Chnrres St
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16

MARINE Recommendations Waterman reports
that about the LIST instant the schooner Albert of Egg
Harbor plying between this city and Matamoras was
wrecked on the bar of the Brassos st. Diego. The
schooner was total loss but the crew were ssvel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16
--latest Dates.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


May IS. 1882
Ship Pickering Dodge. Ho'''rook, for Liverpool.
Barque Mezick, Garvis. for Philadelphia. Nv
Br Barqse Tnsmara, Wilson. for Lasuna.
Brig Malaga. Raymond. Providence. ri. Ma..,
Schr Experiment. Nekerson, Galveston, J r Hale
sen' Nm"1on Heny: HnWeston: Master
n'esmef "ao'so"' SGott st Louis Master
Tow boat Lion Riddle from w pass having ,owed to sea
ship hoth'chd brig Uncas eh,s Waterman Neptune
kTow bosi Mohiean. Heton passes having ,owed
che city with Left the ps.. o" tho i4h IN.
NJ Reports nothing Tho schr Alexander is in
Tow boat Hud,on Davis from the passes having ia ved n
ana brig and
on 18th .. noon. ' var
echr corine Hitchcock, SO hours from Galveston
Ship Virginia Hsrse, 9TH March from Liverpool to the
schr Perseverance. Hebron from Mobile
ear Waschman, MuFry h in't from Matamoras to Mas.
eteaner Hannibal Carweii from Shreveport,
steamer " Washington, Srack, from l.afourche.
Steamer New Albany. MontR emery, from, Louisville
Steamer New York, Burge, from Fort Gibson.
EXPORTS.
LlvERPooLPe ship Pickering Dodge. Cargo 1900 bales
DhFque WeZlck. Cargo 1876 lids
gar, al hds bacon. 1868 sacks seed corn. 2s4 do
whea.' Is hds tobacco ll67 pigs lead sl5 bales
LAGuNA; Per ba.qve Tinamar.. In ballast.
=: Per brig Malaga Cargo 1873 bale. cotton
"a tons irons. " lids hams. q bis and Sc half do
lard 1888 sncks corn, bales beef hides. 2 do
GALVESTON Per schr Experiment Cargo small lot. wills
Key, Hour, GIN, wines, sugar. hardware and
Fer schr Amazon-Cargo small lots cot[e. rice
boots s and Shoes rore, hardware. tea. sugar
whskey, potatoes &c.
atesm packe, New York Cargo lots print
ane materials. bacon, lard, salt. and -four and
sr LOUIS. Per steamer Madison Cargo le cas er.,.
hardware
AATAM6RAs. Per Waterman. Cargo 80 hides, I,
master.
GALVESTON Per Corine. Cargo IS bales cotton,
bis pe.cons. 10 coils cordsge, to master ''''"'
LSERrooL Virginia. Cargo 1900 sacks salt. ,e
Per .ess " I've c.so q b: o4
w Fosdck and master.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Louisville. Per steamer New Albany Cargo $50 bls pork
ss.sason Reid ~ pieces bsrgus. Geo buchanan Co
- piece; tssens and se5 coils rope Ogden soushs 2Ii
ro,. Gibson Fer steamer New York. Cargo, eboxe. Maj
Nm beai u do Stewart + Cobb.
L.foarche Per steamer Cargo Is nd. sugar
seth Ih"m'on. q hds sugar and I bales cotton VIM 10.
CERT 10 b es moss Pope Powers 1888 bis moasses
empty U.S. 3s hides Vennard 90 bales cotton. Yorke
suDdries to owners on board.
PASSENGERS
Per stsnaer New Albany. Col Henderson, Lnwns Noble
Worthnson Old Davis. anier sk,nkeu. Pcyton ia
cohs Johnston.
Per steamer New York.. Majo, Lewis Dameron SHARP
Ralph, Rslph. boyd Perry Mckay.
MEMORANDA
Ship Virgins spoke on the let inst in lat 90 a. long g.
hound TO Mexico Same day i'r ship of . cruzins
voyage from Cuba 10 Jamaica.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16

GOSHEN BUTTER-Just received and for sale
~ by DORSEY,
mayl4 "A New Levee
nAkS-80OO feet ash Oars,
~ may14 SNIP WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
tlEAS-l0 bags English green peas, landing from
barque Chanticeer, Tor sale by
al2 SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine st
RACON-l5O hhds OF Cincinnati cured sides and
ID shoulders, for sale By
EUNNY BAGS-25ytIOO Gunny Bags, 90 IL and
W 3bushe Sizes in bales and bundles for sale by
mar2a BRIDGE Il Co, 1884 Magazine
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16

/" COLLECTIONS A person whose whole time
not occupied, would be glad receive The accounts OF
mercantile other house for collection, which is his
present occupation The list of references be given
on application to this office. may Ia
GUNNY BAGS-3O,0OO Gunny bags, for sale BY
- may ~ 4 WHITNEY, IS Camp ST
lME-9O0 casks Thomaston Lime aAoat. for sale
~ ny s e. p WHITNEY,
may "a % Camp ST.
HMENT-200 bbis Hydraulic Cement
esyH Sd p WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
KEY-200 barrels recfed whiskey in store
eany G DORSEY,
IL New Leyee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-16

Gov. B. Roman and family arrived evening per steam
Or Warrington from Lafourchc.
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4 CARD.
"Slall l lay perjury on my soul 7

NO n0t Tor VenIcc.
A MOST singular ana exasgeratsdi version Of an
aha't wnch occurred net"eeh a "h'iam NifRnam
ana m; SET appeared in the Lo@san'"n on the morning
OF the l4th Inst purPohg 10 nave Deen reported Tor
that nper;
Asstated thee II - tissue OF me most exttaVagant
Soy. ,ho, "ssI ahms;v. ina"oS, ,n "h;ch hs i'm.
m.I;.,slv ,nrn.J n Law. ,h rn"m mn, then sr;zed
him yaxe him stab over tis cv, and ,e,re,,ed The
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