True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

MORRIS 4. Go. NJ. SO Char'ras street, ale HOW
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, ST.
s'ant,ai and iashi"na'ic stock of Clothing they
have ever rxhihr,d IN til marNe', consisting j."
part OF the iolioWng articles: hlun hln" black. Jet
blnc>, london brown, ri'rnr, Olive, london smuN-
and golden u I'VE tr"ci aud dress coats; beaver.
Stable and llrrn trn irock coats, elegantly FIRMS
ed; fancy and plain black ra*-iu,,re aud clnth
pantnIoons. english and ttorch fancy and plnn
silk and snln vests; real new market comforts;
cnIIisl an if"hrh fancy add pam srnrts aud
hhi<t-; cha'nnlS, sl|H--wt aud gnln .rlas'ic
prndrrs; rhnmus. mc,lmn lHmH's wool, welsh fans
nell silk and cou"m nrl Shrrrs and drawers; tinr
lnn and Cotton shrts, with lInin hosrms, plain
and rul 4d ; 1vpry peat nn, plain handle silk
brrIns - G,ntl's' lrrHi1um Glovrs--rls". a
hraul,IuI ar,l" "i white ktd, Tor wed,'ln1s bnlle
&c.: S;r,,,cIirid -rl> noi ranhana hdt>te; plain
ii cured and en bro'der"@ Cant RE do; 81 k, lamn
wonls, mnrino, gcrmnn'o"n, and Hro" aud Whit"
cotton hall hose; all ~ when li,y offer 10" for
cash. t" rnniual customers rs usual. Nov.
Luty CDn,pouud hncSc SOAP
c,muIrudch y, the ladies IT Madrid and LhalrS
ton, indeed rnvatu>, no iI,'V, the iresS, aud tie
gigantic balance at all luln.S, 'iC opinInn hES
"nnIispd Il aud u'i"rH We 'llrirUrv oi Lady j..
Mnniague'S cnmp"uNd t'lnrs" s"ar beyond sus
p,cou Tor letter rtng worm, llnHlcs nn IN" face,
snn burn, tan, rrm"iInn, pnrktV htnt- nHI "iIrr-
o the s'n, the heating qu 'tI'l"s Vt lIIs soap
viii S.ou trlnIcale. 1t Is recommended
! Vmu!ll' at shaving so.p Or compound Tor g"h'I"-
,ncn, tor hpnn1ltvluG ia" comp'cHlon, removing
irrChlrs nd ImpAr,!nL ii",hn, = aud d"li"hrF 10
the con, ,lr x,nn. Tine ,'cr"t|r dIslrc'un vi "a
SOFT and whit" hnut, Is WI h ihanv Al o'JecI at
r"us'd rattle lnr"ros'. EAP'@n'e 't warm climates
, the neck tnc" ana h iUh+ hrcoin" tanned or hard
cncG, aud the ulrn- at mod, rn cn "In!S!r' iaSr
been rendered Su'~n ,lr,.t not H";"Il Ia III" ntr's =
sary cvrI, day arts ri tat bat rFeA To ITS injuries
/ ana exc ranclC$.
! SoId whoI sale aud retail at 10. s. Cas'on'.
| house ST. Price s. al
THK"UGu in FIVE AND A uALf DAYS,
From Mobile (AiabamD to Augusta rE"uJ
EANES Muble every other tia, itnnl,'.iaci, atlel
the ..rrv; Ut the mail from New Orleans, per tlu
steamboat EMELl>E, to i'lakrly coaches To pcnsacols
steamboats, per Pensacola Bag 5, Rosa sound and Choc'
t,hce River and Isayl Cedar 'lut, coaches thenc,
via Ma'ian,a, Cl,,,a,nuchee, (lormcrly Mount Ne,.
non, ainb ,d.e, Pmtcl1on; llawkins"llc and Louis.
willie, to Augusta. 4 passenger l'kin his scat al Nc.
bile is in danger OF heAs thrown out Or losing his
preference by other conflicting inercsts as 'he ri Ot!
DA LINE IS hat one concern, and under one con II"
throughout, and may rely Writ CERTAINTY upon Ia:
arrival Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
and at season, unless some most unforeseen cat s.
tropIe should Ih" Great New Orleans Mai
is carried +, this route The Agents for :ccumnola
ton Teams, Coaches and Drivers surpassed
the suutllern country.
The smooth, lir natural roads, the sale and inter
e5iiny navigation the time and accommodate ion
aio, TIE traveller speed certainty, comfort, and pleas
lug variety; connected as it were with the Rail Road
Charleston, $. &. and the steam packets to New York
travellers can rea al New York from New orleans
LESS THAN II asl.i,tgon city in II.
From C,:,itahoochee, florlda We have Hranc
Line via t2,ucy AN" 'ia!l;essec 81 Marks, hor
pos, crrl,rs, also branches from iln"!>'nav'ii
"e to N'iie'se'v, ;4 ;'' " M@e"' 2h, ~" h"r'
oau'.cs. SibLhlCNS = co.
ArHrsr., s'n. 'laa. 1855.
Office al Mansion itrnsr Mobile
: 'Disuu,cv, New N!>~i.s 10 Mobile, l5r u:is
| Mobile u Augusta, $50 "
August. To Charleston, i36 e
thall .S,uu to View York. $50 $50
Time, New Orieaa t" Nozzle, - hours
Mobile to \nylsta, 81 G
> Augusta Ia ChaIite,,'u, - &C
Charleston to New lu.I:, ST. 25S
Making IFS miles per day. Or miles yer to' i"el,
| siye of ALI sOpuAneS. 10
N. b. | hes leave to INTERN the public that Il!
bridges the E,aahooe he swamp and lard i.;ht
creek have JUS, been completed the general govern
ment, OH n Obstacles operating against this safe al
speed, route ale ,hus happily removed; and have tt
pleasure oles ;ng ;rGm rSTecis MAJ the coaches, ho
SIS drivers aud u.Is OF the first order; anA Il
) route from cnsHcoln. Ce'lar h"i, it is ani
ted by all who iav- passed through ii to be uusurasst
iunoye!tics beatty anti safety. The bridges ''rnnt
IS Georgia have also becmrcparra. NJ { BAKER.
d JAMES'S, Chas. 'riRHtl.I. and other NOVELETTE,
~ Charles Tyr:rIl, or IT,, Bitter Blood, hy Jnnr-.
Chrvelev, the Nan o II nor, by Lad, Bulver.
!, Lady hrv,Iey, the WoA an OF Honor, by La.
Clr.elry.
Lord Brouglam, Sketches If Public Chqrnrtrr2 vol
Historical Sketches of Stie5 ncn in ,,e time
George the l'hird, 2vds.
rs Nicholas Nicklrhv, No to- IT,
C JacH Shopperd, No | .o3.
Us Adam Billnnd either IN n of character by Jrrro!d.
III Isabel of Sicily, hV Turkermlnn.
" Paul NJ Kock: The BARRIER OF Paris.
Concea'mcnt, II new Novel in , vols.
n Francia's Reisn OF rrrur III Paraguay
T. piccinl, by SAT- tine.
III Tie 'Ios''Sno,, Top"i" h>A rev supplies.
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