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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

The AMERICAN TURF REGISTER is out under the
elitorship Of w. J. Porter Of the Spirit Of tine Fitness
From the sample Of the first number the sportsman has
right to expect work every way worthy Of the sub
ject to which it is devoted. The public has long wan
ted a>correc register Of Turf doings, which could be
relied on. Since this work under the direction OF
Mr.. Skinner, the racing world had no calender in a
convenient form. From the known enterprise of Mr..
Porter, that drsinra,um will now be supplied. The
pre- sent number contains three engravngs
-Trou: fishing on Long lsland-and English Eclipse
The article on rou, fishing is the very best Of the kim
we ever read. The racing calender is complete up Il
the meeting al the Nietarie Course. They who wis
"procnre this capital worksccd only send five dollar
to W. r. Porter editor Of The Spirit of the Times, Ne'
York.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
From the Wilmington N. c, Chronicle,

The Iron Steamer-Fne iron steamer De Eosset,
Capt. Wambersee, arrived in harbor on Wednesday,
last, from Baltimore via Norfolk. She experienced
very heavy blow off Lookout, and worked remarkably
well. This being tho first iron built boat ever
here, she attracted crowds of visitors. She is
owned by Mr.. g. D. Lamar Of Savannah, who very
that port ar the purpose Of giving pleasure excursion
TO the inhabitants OF Wilmington, which made on
Friday, as far us s,n,yillc. great number Joined
the party who expressed high qualification with the
ample provision made for the enjoyment and with
tho uihunity and poteness Of III. Captain.
The lie Rosset constructed in Baltimore of M
ported IRON She is 07 feet in length "a feet ches
in width. with feet inches depth Of hold, and
sires 50 tons, draft Of light, % inches The
sheets Of iron Of which her hull is composed, arr abou
2iby 10 inches, and about ill., thick, the eerlay eccl
other from to 10 inches, and are thickly rvetet
together; with strong wrought IRON ribs, runnn.
runsversely eighteen inches apart from stem to stern
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

Yesterday morning, understand, in consequence
Of Mr. kirkhum's bump OF language having become
enlarged 10 such degree that The Sian Of that organ,
the tongue applied Dr. Collxsr terms and cph''s'
by 10 means pleasing to his pro,ubsrance oisecseem
or approbatiyeness The hitter, feeling the bumps Of
combu,i euess aud des,ruc,ivrness swelling TO an al
most unprecedented dsgreo-indeed much so that he
could hardly keep his hat on-caed on MIR. KrAha"
ind demanded I'LL explanation, which The latter gavt
in til. shape Of leather strap with huge buckle OIL
the end His adversary to be backed out, prepared
himself also TO "buckle to-" came up to tho scratch
and drew black lines around Mr.. KS organs oi order
mupic, &c. What further dsyelopemsnts took place
we did not learn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
ARMY INTEL:IGENCE.

81: AnS"sti"e, april lo.-tien: Macomb passed NJ
the st. Johns the 9Th inst. to Fort Mellon; Colone
Harvey will proceed across from New Smyrna in or
der to join Gen. NJ. ut Fort Mellon.
Preli~naries Of treaty Of peace having been en-
tered into with the Seminole Indians the General
harding in chief directs that, should any of the neny
present themselves AT the military posts they he treat
ed with k"lnes and supplies of food he issued Il
them.
Capt. Mackee's company (D) first innnt'y, unde
command Of Lieut. Cox is ordered to this post to
ceiye company fourth artillery, under Lieutenant
O i'fien.
Ninr Chnrchip' IS examined tie !!iesa,
the Mimi and %g ~. H.. no signs of Indians
Intelligence h,s heen received h're stating that tws
white men, and three negroes killed in Il feel,
near n Evansville last week, by the Indians.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

We have !cen fu, orcd with copy of the improves
mcns in setting sugar kettles, BY our towns'nrn' Mr.
Maun; Ct White. They calculated to produce this
most beneficial results the planters i'll the saving OF
time, labor ard wood. Every planter ought at once
az ply to MIR. White for the privilege of his patent A
II convenient opportunity We shall give detailed &c
count of these improvements, accompanied by cuts to
the purpose Of enabling the reader to fully undersan.
them, Mr. Whites inv cntion is not chi'nercal. The
sugar planter first sight will be con' inced of thu
complete pracicabiiy of it and of its great advant
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

If the British Navy wish to elnbroil Eng and
the United States Tnr they have only to persist
in firing into our merchant vGs9cls, after tho manner
in which the sloop Of war mentioned IN another CO.
lumn, attacked the packet Washington The peace.
able right 10 sail upon the high sas, is dear 10 us
us cur liberties on LAND and my offence to our marine
intentional o, not, if repeated, wrouse the American
Eagle from the repose Of peace. to avenge the wrong
There no sectional hcus uLout our navy and ina
rnc, thank haven!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

MIR. Addison, editor Of the Opcousus Gazette, Is
warmly engaged in dispute with Jacques Dupce, up
on the subject Of the Atchafalaya Rail Roal. MIR. pu
pre- reported have said that he is opposed to this
road, because $50 many ID Americans will come
here and ruin the country" -%rf this, Mr. ADJ u
gives him dessng and tells him that Eei per
sonally answcrae for all that appears in his paper
We care mt what Mr.. Dupree thinks, 50 that the rail
-ond in question is bst. The books for subscriptions
" ere oneneC on the first instant.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

The death Of MIR. Doane late Treasurer Of this MI
nicipulty, has thrown an es'imable family into the
deepest gloom, while the community knowing him to
be an honest nun" feel the ivelicst regret at so un'
fortunate disp.nsaon. Mr.. Doane was un vcrsal'y
respected and served his fellow citizens faithfully i'll
the discharge Of his official du,ies. When such men
u. he leave The thony path this liie there is con
sola,o,l-,hey leave their works behind them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
Recorders Court,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
,eports of Day Police and Night Watch

hepurts o. LAY fOHce and NtyNt watch,
From LIST to 4,h MAJ 1889.
Henry Watts arrested for disturbing the peacc-bound
in the sum Of $500.
Thomas Tucum, Jacob Fletcher, James Shay Thos
McMey w b T n"r" .%ss NIr %n Miles Los
Thomas Terney, Gusavus Batison, John Adams
Andrew NOLAN, Richard Pron,z, Mrs. Kinney
Robert Enrkin, james Johnston, Ralph Smith, b
s. Bntterworth James Kelly, NJ. Horn, Stepher
Conn. Michael Fitzpatrick, Edward Walsh; AR
rested for ban= drunk, and disturbing the pence
and under suspicious circumstances. discharged
John Sin'onF, arrested AS dangerous and suspicion
Observation-Disclosures postponed.
John Rogers. Daniel Carroll arrested dangerous an
suspicious pcrsons.-Comnitted for 80 days.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

Bv reference to the advertisement Of the Grand Real
Estate Lottery, which corrected in this day Ameri
can, it will be that arrangeme ns have been made
which i'll re ncr secure and sufe my money which may
be invested in tickets aud guarantee The delivery, unin'
cunercd of the prope.tv, the favortes Of fortune.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
OUTRAGE BY A BRITISH sLOOp OF WAR.
pbiI1da1uLjn aDriI %.

Arrived brig Washington Thompsnn, tiom New Or
leans: IN re 9th inst. in lat. 81 20, Ion. Is W.
Ehg'sn soop Of war in sight to the westward .tnndng
Il, the ,E. showed colours ind hauled them down;
aar she got weather quarter she bore away for
US, and running close to. fired n,sket-dd not know
what she wuned-shivered yards when he fired
! the mlsket with bail-aerwnrds came up alongside
| ard wiched to know if we had any colours show
him The packet ship Yazoo, of New York, was in
CO., and brig Perry, Of Southport being close too at
| the time.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

Illinois has put off the election Of Representatives,
t. Congress till after the appo' tQnment when she
will have al least seven manLers Thus wends the
prrponierance of empire from the East to the West
Ohio will, after l8il, be the Empire Suite. Then
look out for The Capital of tho Union 10 be located
su,nsw here Wa of the Alleghan!es
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

DIED.
o" Monday the 9th inst at leioro 10 A. NJ. CAPT
ISAIAH DOANE (ae Treasurer Of the 2nd Municipality
native Of Boston, 50 His friends
and acquautances respectfully invited attend his tuner
al nj his late residence No. l49 St. Charles street.
ing, at 10 o'clock
Tho Boston papers will p'case copy the above.
Nav 7tb 1890.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

The tunnel in Allegheny count, Nd, through ~hn
the Chesapeake ami Ohio Canal is intended I" HOW Is
nearly done. II is 300 feet through solid rock "a
800 feet below the s,ufl:u. By Tho way we may stata
that tn, cuna is in operation within thirty miles OF
Cumberland. Every State in the Union is improving
its means of INSTRUMENTATION, except sl"thu Lou
i5iupa,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
TO MERCHANTS.

UMERCHANTS can hare a BEAUTIFUL CIncu
struck off at four hours NoTICE, by sailing at The
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PE1NT.NG
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchange. oijominy the READ.
ING Room al Corner Of Gruver street, or at the Pint
ing Office, corner Of Poydras and st. Charles Streets
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
r p. FREEMAN 4 CO., No. 3, Magazine street
y. are rcei, ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue to receive shipments rcgu
ary throug bout the Their assortment being
large will enable them TO supply merchants fron
the country, the shortest notice. for sale Wholesale
l. retail on accommodating terms.
ep29
OUTER. so kegs .Goshenl,uer, landing aud for sale
ID 81 S and + WHITNEY, IS Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
IMPORTS

LIVERPOOL Per ship Edmund perkins-Cargo lus
Sc tier hcer porter, lots hardware SIS tons
~ slstes 952 bars rail road iron $4,000 states,
whiskey. brandy. ,lO7 bxs Tin plate no bum
8l dies sheet iron, $40 sacks salt As bxs, contain.
ing l23D0D dollars in specie.
schr Saina. Cargo. s6I bags coffee
Ia and fruit to 4 l. Rare!l, B Field A Fisk 60
e II Groning, J Il Gates, J Cookayne, Lopos.
Haynes, blanchard, Amer + CO.. aud
4E Ter.
MOBIL Per srhr Cussiu. Cargo 1871 bis potatoes % do
Connely Elder.
EEWEURYrO Per scr Peru. Cargo. $50 Ills, is hall
sss9 do inakerei. 10 do picked cod fish 100 bis ap.
Pies. no do potatoes. $50 bxs herrings, 500 bun
clies onions 10 master.
NEW YORK. Per brig spa,kler- Cargo. eco tons curl
stones lots hay and merchandise. to A CT ant
4 co. Barila 2nd Municipality aud TO or
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

7 ARD-l5o kegs leaf Lard in store, for sale BY
Ia & DORSEY,
may5 44 New ! nr;'G
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

The great match for $4,000 that was to have taken
place the Raleigh NJ C. course between Boston
and the Queen is" off, The Queen paid the forfeit of
three thousand.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
THE TRUE AM ERlCAN.
EDITED BH J0ssN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
N II w OR LEA US:
TUESDAY NJ AY Z, 1880.

The care of Reyes & Roberts Nol,e, put off on
Saturday TO Monday, continued by consent OF the
counsel to Saturday, attea o'clock in the morning.
This day, nine, the Of Yeatnan s. Co. VS.. Noie
comes up for hearing. The subject of Mr.. Note's
speculuons is becoming hourly interesting. New
Developments expected, and fresh incidents crowd
ing themselves into the foreground.
1.-THE Wing party is bound together by any principle
stronger ,han that which directly opposed To the sub
treasury prnect, douot know the tcnrs Of our faith
and yet there journals Of repuie in some parts OF the
Union, that reject this article of the Wing creed, while
they proclaim themselves coad tutors IN the cause Of
the party We do no, understand mis- blowing hot and
cold with the same breath. The Richmond Wing in
long article on suheasury scheme, avers' that "it
is child ofcgslaon, hch may be tiled one year
and discarded the next.' and that it does not infringe
upon the CONSTITUTIONAL" As Wings, men, opposed
in toto to the present corrupt administration and to-
thei odiuus principles for repudiuc such con-
e'u-ons these Of III" Richmond paper. 1t strikes at
the very Of pnry. If Wings are to believe the
oracle Of tho Richmond journal, they would he more
consistent in dissovihg the bonds Of party at once' aud
sustaining that quasi monarch, Nlurlin Van Buren,
But thus it has ever been with the opponents of Juck-
son and Van Buren,. They ure doomed 10 suffer from
traitors in their rnuks from who affect to take the
n hands, The Globe Inns already seized upon this decla
ration Of the Richnsnd Wing, proof that the hated
su!reasury scheme is wedge in the mass Of the op
position. This svowal from protested friend, on the
of All important election is most inopportune Bu
il The Wing really believes what saye, it ought to hau
dow n lis maine, and substitute tnut Of" Tory'
9 1t is never too late the people to be OH thel
guard against the insidous attacks Of the enemies
liberty. The advocates of the suh.treasury sc.en
have never tired. They look forward SUCCESS. Zinc
ing the people will to their air they
trying to SOW the seeds Of dsscns on in hWhig par,
because iljudgcd expressions in favn IF their scheme
fall fom high II M that Of the Richmor
i, Wlig IfVirgina should go for them, they will poi
d in lrum rh TO these vertF ;rits of the Wing
7 proof positive that VaH | his doctrines mu
2 succeed. Lot tie w Of false friends
= There are many i;./ nc' the sub-tre"s'
Is ny is fastened r. berries are '"rev
. gone 49,
Th-@ Council tor
u'F ''.. ted Seer
/ of II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

There are five steamboats, plying regularly on the
Wabash above the rapids.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

The mail bet~ cen Cpelousas nnd Alexandra hts
been robbed. The rider has been suspectsd and ar;
rested. Only another instance OF Swuriout'sm. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

eulsyie Gen Gaines. Cargo. ii4 bis pork.
Iays Amelnag 3 coils tar, rope IL reels packing
swne Jyairen q co. 26l wheat, Stcson Avery bis
s 1s9s and sundries hoard
ia Louis Per steamer Little Red Cargo 40 hds tobacco.
Laubah THOMPSON 10 lids C Sloan 81 kegs lard hs ba.
CON 09 bis pork Godfrey Laurie Small 20 hds tobacco
lnck 90 his pork and hds bacon Dick 100 sacks
eas1, VIM Do la Rue bxs merchandise, Wagner 60:
81 sucks BRAN Prevail 9i5 pigs lead capt Kennedy ia
sacks cora % kegs and b. flour. board
81 Msr,insvi!e Per steamer Asx Porter ca'so. o. nus
basyd ~ bales cotton Piouchie CO. IS do Foan, Bel
locq DeeoIes do moss puacheons Mullen, sun
fdpi port
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

They a, e publishing for TIL first time, at Wheeling
W.. daily paper, "1hs Gazette" So we CO.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
$50 REWARD,

$50 REWARD.
A BSCONDED on the morning Of the 26,h April, a
~ negro named Alexander, commonly called
Ellic aged about IS years, rather frldling when 500
ken to. He isabou, feet inches height, stout built
with somewhat handy legs lie took with i'm II vurie
~ ofcIo,hing and will mus, probably frequently change
his dress. 1t is supposed he embarked on the day
above mentioned, on heard osone steamboat bound up
TIL" above reward will be paid for him if secured in any
isinna or Mississippi. PETER LAiDLAW,
New Orleans, may
u The Na,cnez Daily Courier the Daily Mi-sour
Republican, the Louisville journal and the Cincinnati
Daily Wig will please publish the aHove advertise
ent three times aud send their bills for payment the
flee Of the True American at New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
GEORGE C. CliiLDS,

HTTUKNEf At LAW,1
WILL attend the Supreme Court, and the District
w Courts, Of Harrisburg, and some Of the adjucen
| coun'ies--Oflice at the City of Houston.
Claims OH the government, either Tor Bounty Land
or money, will he undertaken and promptly attended
TO either for non residents or residents of Texas.
Address from the United States-City Of HoustoE.
the Of 5. Kicker, jr. trexus Post Office Agen"
New Orlealls 3m mar =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
Memoir ANDA
80 = = ~ :
FOR NEW YORK.

Holmes Line uf Packets.
Z To Sal on The 1871. inst.
II Tho elegant fast sailing racket ship LOU
jSIENA ISA, Truman master, will sail a. nIl' ve
xAA1E For height or i,as ags having superior ac'
communications, app'yto the Captain on board, opposite
tl,e Vegetable market or To A COHEN,
~nvS 90 Cpnn,ou
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
T0HN " CHTT.DS

JUaN V. CHI LDS,
ENGRAVER AND CCfPER-PLATE PRINTER
No. 3, Camp S.
WILL engrave and print to order, bank notes. bulls
w ofexchange, bills of Iudiug, diplomas mercan.
tile and wishing cards. uotnrial, consu lar and co"n,g
house SEALS door plates silver ware, &c. always on
hand, an assortment of silver PLACED and brass door
pates.
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
"a ls DS

II PRINTED al Hc shortest Notice, in the most
elegant manner, in Black Coored Inks, on Ensmel-
led, White Flake, or Plain s rfacsd CARDS, ana
Prices vcry reasonable TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner cfPoydrus and st. Charles sts.
Several New and Beautiful FONTS Of TYPE have
lust been added to the Establishment.
Orders received at Compiling Room, 81 Charles
Exchange, 3rl door from Gravier st,or at the Printing
Office co,nts ofPoydras T. st. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

b. Visuil, Directors in the Comncreit i'nnA;-Ar.
Eayon was made Printer. The Mayor sent in a mes
sage reconl, ending revision of The tariffs which, al
ter some discussion. sent to special committee
Among thu recommendations of the Mayor, was one
asking for IN increase Of the dues upon vessels. In
our opinion, they are high enough. Two hundred CO.
pies of his message were ordered to be printed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
FOR ROSTnN.

II The new, fast sailing Earque CHANTI
sHYA CLEER, C Thomas, MASTER having most of
1919 Ter cargo on board, will have despatch. For
halanc. of freight passage having good nGcommoda-
tons, apply to S ~ z WHITNEY,
n,,v ~ CpnD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
FOE NEW YORK.

New York aud New Orleans line
n The superior Packet ship Auburn, Capt.
A. Durf.y, having large portion Of her earg"
y lXRE engaged aud going board, she sill have
sv djsnaci for freight or passage apply board or
5 q, - 49, PETER LAiDl.AW
rmy3 66 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
PASSENGERS

Per siramcr Little Red. Roswell Fontoann, Ds'ouehe
4 " III sl,jt j n Boon, n Grage. l. D Casco, Cspe.
per s,eamsr Gen Gaines } Iaramord. FINAL! Allison
n Mschn, E Field. "A Lvemore, Fardennud w Carr.k
I; VVinson III fijlnpham Il Lavender Howard. Davis
Hssnnss Caldwell, Davenport, Geo Lord Patrick
J5MWison. ,,
Per steamer Alex Mes lanes Miller lay M,sse
Stanley, and Bentley Messrs Hay. Rnsr Moss
W Debjalche. Rersrd Bruley Talbot DR. Ryan, Gaae
Jahnson Isvs,ich James. Robins Smith, Anderson,
Wiuchssser Merri6eld D Guau.
MEMORANDA
On 9Th nj Mrch fell from the giboom Of the chip Elm
Perkins. sailor ~ the name of Oliver Lermond OF ahe
{ and drowned.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
FOR NEW YORK.

Packey prWednc slav 9Th inst.
Louisiana and Neto York Line.
Fl The superior fast sailing packet ship
hT> HUNTSVILLE, Captain Edrdse wi posi-
SAAE lively leave as above stated.
For freight or passage, having elegant accommoda.
TONS apply to the on board opposite the Veget-
able Market or to B HULlIN,
my7 81 Cump at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
FOKIyERPOJL.

= 7'r--7-9574 F.DK 1.IV EKFOJL. ="
Il The fnst sailing ship Northampt n, J
( ,M Manu. master, having part Of her cargo en-
& 2H24 gagged, will have ,espa,ch. For freight or
s...se. andy 10 s e. j WHITNEY,
80 "a Camp ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
FOR NEW YORK

- The A fast sailing sloop AID, Captain
,ilA Philhrook, having most Of her cargo engaged
tAAE will have despatch. For freight or passage,
apply to 5 + WHITNEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

IEWELRY, AT WHOLESALE.
JAyM. BELL, No 49,, Chartres st, has this day re-
w ceved full assortment of Watches, Jewelry
Spoons, Spectaccs and Glass Ware, they will he offer
lfiat tic lowest market price apli
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
FOR LIVERPOOL.

II
81 The and very superior ship ALIEN
,fo4A ANDRIA, Tap, Turner, can take 2oo bales
S2AAE OF cotton. For freight Of which, or passage
s5,5~ N, = - ]. H GALE,
IS Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
FOR NEW YORK

Fl The A fast siling ship CINCINNATI
,la Andrew Bars,ow, master, is now ready ts
saaE. receive cargo, and will have despatch. For
freight OF passage, apply on h"ard, or to
may READ 4. BARSTOW. No. Bank Pluce
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

FOR HAVRE.
"a The and superior ship NILE, Capt.
[HIF save only. Apply 10 L II GALE,
-. - 90 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
GRAND real. ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY

Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER, 1889
INJACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Under the superintendent Of the Commissioners APP
pointed BY tho Legislative Assembly Of Flurida.
SCHMIDT ~ HAMILTON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07
DROGANS; BOOTS, &c.-250 cases, comprising
ID an extensive assortment ufncns and boys kip and
russell lsrogans calf kin and morocco Boots gente-
mems and ladies St0es, Pumps and Slippers childrrns
shoes, brogans and ankle ties, for sale by
apl 81 BRIDGE y Go, 1871 Magazine q
n. A Carlls
ORLEANS Lf1'HOGRAPf4Ic Es7,ABLlSk-
ME r, SO MACHINE STREET.

O7I1sEAIVO Lx15HUUN1TIzxNs1l SEt1 zHVHhOIS-
NE r, SO llAGdZINE STREET.
OPPOSITE BANKS ARCAtE.
VKT GREENE returns his sincere thanks to his
w ire IDS ard the public Of New Orleans. for me-
patronage bestowed hin for the last two Years, and
beg leave to assure thsn frat ill orders committed TO
his charge shall be as.d To ne W., .n q
shall he always ready IL strike of merchants eircu-
lars business and address cards funeral notices, maps
plans, and drawings, . every description. az the
shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms
Being assisted nv artists superior any other esebiis
ment in the city, and from long experiences ~ shs
photographic line, lie feels confident OF giving entars
| satisfaction. :.
N B Apolhecares and druggists labels execussd m
as good style as copperInte engraving, and q one
third of the expense. Jy24
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-07

PHILADELPHIA. ship Commerce. Cargo. "A bags ea-
TIERS so bales deer SKINS do buffalo robes, 81
Ids tobacco, 27s4 sacks corn, 70 % bis pork 2g
lids hncon, 100 casks hams, 80 tons bulk pork
"a bales cotton.
Per ship Cargo. 1887 sac ks 927
pigs lead. I bxs and u bis merchandise " iales
cotton ~ hds and bis sugar, 543 Ills pork los
lids bacon. 25 do hams, i2e empty casks.
CAD-rer brig Merca. Cargo, $50 hds tobacco $4,000
ATAMORAs Per schr Dolphin. Cargo. lots wire tin
assorted dry goods.
Per Emblem Cargo small lots tobacco
gAs. coffee, wire. flour, chairs, dry goods.
S3AyESTON Per schr Naad Cargo 235 sacks 1000
feet lnmber, lots provisions, groceries, mackerc
Il 85 sS oil, tar Nc.
VERA CRUZ. Per schr Creole Cargo small Tors vine
gar, window glass, paints, shot, shovcls, hard
ware, &c,