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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
' Z K NJ ONT TELEGRAPH.
Anecdote of Donitian.

II IS dangerous 10 Jest with monarchs
Inc 1avorlte amusement of the Emper
or Domitan, it is we'll known. was flv.
catching, to which royal amusement be
devoted the greater part of his time
! once while ne was thus employed, a
stranger presented himself In the ante.
.,namoer, and requested 10 be admitled 10
Tue emperor, asking at the same time il
ne mad any other company. :: No-not
even fly" answered the officer in wait
ing with d smile. Unfortunately Domi-
''an overheard him, and exclaimed in a
voice OF thunder, $ Thy head shall pay
an hour.
Who a0as Domit;an?
Ans. lie was Roman Emperor, the
son SOL OF Vespasan, and younger brother of
mus who commanded the Roman army
a' the siege of Jerusalem Titus became
emperor, A. D. 70. Ii is related of him
mat having once passed "A hours with
out performing any act of kindness, he
exclaimed, my friends, | have lost a
day. 1t was in aliuson to this that the
poet whote:
v 1ount that day LOST, whose low declining sun
views from thy hand worthy action done''
Reader, have you ever lost any DAYS !?
II so, you can never find them again.
lake care not to lose any more.
Titus died, after reigning about two
years, when Domniln succeeded him
In The early part Of his reign, he is said
TO have governed we'll But he soon
threw oil the mask of virtue, and became
one OF the most cruel and abandoned Of
the Roman EnperorS. He was at length
assassInattd, in The 45th yea of his age.
found the anecdo,e Of Domilian in
a newspaper. Does it not make. it much
more interesting, TO know who he was
Now is your time TO lay up a store Of
learning, which will afford you pleasure
and profit as long as you live Vaults
Cabinet.
FACTS ABOUT THE CATHOLICS
There were in Englqnd and Wales, at
the beginning of the present year, 428
Catholic Churches, Of which AZ are sup
ported by subscription.
London with its vicinity, possesses &c.
Ireland has 1910 Catholic Churches.
There are in the Christian World, II
Patflarchs, Ill Archbishops, and 500
Bishops.
There are in the world belonging to
the Catholic Church SO Sovereigns.
A SIGN OF THE TIMEs.-One OF
the Fire Insurance Offices in Wall Street,
(and we do not know but more than onr.)
has come to the determination not to take
fire risks on DistiIleries Theatres, Brew
cries, Establishments for Rectfying Sp;r-
its, nor on any property in Slave States
Emancipator.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
BLACKSMITHING.

To gentlemen Of this ricinity. and fraveL-
lers a0ho mqy need Btacssmithing on
their jOnrmeying this ,Oay:
SlRS-My BIacksmithing business I've lately re-
~ moved
To shop near the bridge; which think much
improved
In construction. It's scarD, and to which I've at
tach'd
A good shed, counting room, and / think it not
match'd
By shop in these parts in GPpeHdagcs; such
As will gladden. the hearts oil my customers much,
la the cold stormy heather. And when you shall
come,
You NAV warm as you please, in the shop, small
room.
And while warming, read newspapers such as you
please.
or the lot shall keep; and among them are these:
LiJeratOr, EVangelist, Vermont Telegraph,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
ANNUAL MEETING
Ofthe Massachusetts Anti SLareI

The Eighth Annual Meeting of the Mas
sachusetts Anti Slavery Society will be
held in Boston, on the fourth Wednesday
in January next, (22d, commencing at 10
o'clock, and probably continuing through
that and the subsequent day. Auxiliary.
Societies are reminded of the importance OF
their being fully represented on that inter
esting occasion; and a cordial invitation TO
be present Is extended TO all who approve oil
the principles and measures OF the Society.
In behalf of the Board OF Managers,
FRANCIS JACKSON, Pres.
Wm LLOYD GARRIsoN, Cor. Sec.
ANTI.sI.AVERY ANNIVERSARY.
The sixth Anniy er sary of the Vermont Anti.
slavery Society will be held at Randolph Centre
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25

DIED,
In Moriah, N. Y. on the l2th of Nov. Cur
lis Lowry in the 3lth year of his age: leaving
"e, one child and many warm friends to
mourn his loss.
In Bristol, 7ih ins ant Miriam, relict of Amos
Scott, 80.
In Orwell wife of John Pepper, about so.
In inns town 18th Inst. Sarah, relict of Palmer
Arnold 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06

o ,o.lI :: ,,ual;.n tn decide upon The hole care
according to The tes.iinony and would perhaps he aP
rh ing The LITER Of he ;ulr requiring an lnpaiH jury
wnh s,rintss which s not necessary Ter 'hr rfestt
yot,n ri ,ip rule ITSELF But u he opinion i"ien w.
on pun so n:!aI 10 80 Tar tnWarcs decision "
The whole case and 10 have rtBi influence on Tue WI
Diet 10 he rendered. The distinction between ieisnh
9 no has tnrutd such opinion, and one who has III
bs mind decided the wlue case, appears loo s'Igh 10
Furnish Tho court with solid ground FOR Distinguishing
between them 1l:r question must aiways derehh o"
The strength and u The opnIch "hlea hIs ltt"
, formed -.
In ,ha case now Under consider tie MT ~0Iiu
nerhaps no, consider il sufficient "IJ' ciion To w
roe l,, he did eleve ard had sEd, 'at he pti."hs'
d, time considerably anterior 10 me 'act eiafGeo ~
Indictment entertained IRRESPONSIBLE designs against NV
y.5,d Safes He NAV hsve turned this npinirn ana
be- unG, crGrd on he Gn"son wheihfr these hts'."s
were abandoned, or prosecuted up !" 'hr 'ihe ~" ~,
indictment charges the even act !" nave tefh comm"
ted On his Euln his mind mny be open TO the es'''
mnry ahhnrnh il would he desirable thai no juror
should Ina W formed and delivered such an opinion, ye'
no r, ur is Inc Cd 10 ihiuk Wnpic MOI CONSTITUTE s
Gcien, canS, Of challenge. But II the JHIor nave ''a
m and declared the opinion, t'al 10 the siHe "heh "
fact laid in The indictment is sa'd To nave ceth c"Ei"
,La n,;son-r vus prosecuting The reasonahe design win
which he is charged The court considers the "pni" d"
furnishing inst cause Of challenge, and cani"l we" '
uror who has Dtmcd aud delivered H. as '"rat''' ;"
The local and constitutional sfnSe 81 that Term
9TH. cases put ty way oi Illustration, appear |" .e
oo,I IN he strongly applicable 10 that under crnsicfa
ton They are those Of burglary, OF homicide ara o.
passing counterfeit money. knowing II !" be c".n'ei
Ieii; in which The ihteE'ioh ahu VIC '91' so
10 constitute the crime. .
IT, in case Of hunicde where The fact Of killing was
admitted or wns doubtful, juror should have mace rp
and delivered lie c,niun. that, th"reh rnHor"'" &C.
ot;re 10 the fact OF killing lie "sS c"'hs nj Us L" e
maIice-he was comic, HAT The prisoner had '' i've
ruely formed The intention OF mu'"tf'hs ne
and vas prosecuting that intention MP !" iEe n'e % -
,.,. mr. If ON The rka,ge oi raSsrg counterfeit nahh
notes knowing III. Lr c"umerrit, ne juror hao ce
cIared that though uncertain as To the TACT OF passing
The notes he was coEftt nj That the prisoner khe"
Them 10 be cuunteri, lew onld ih:ik such person
sufficiently impartial /" Try the cause hcc';G'ng !" leS
mnny The cuur, considers these cases as stTk'i'gE
analogous
The opinion Of The court is, that 10 have made Up
and delivered the opinion that III" prisoner entertained
Tie reasonable designs with which he is charged. ana
that he retained those designs and was prosecuting
them when The act charged in the indictment Is alleged
10 ha ye been committed, good cause oil challenge.
BurrS Trial, col ]. =. 4l7-d2O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06

FEHliE subscribers having associated themselves,
IL der the firm of CARRISGToN, GIBSON IL THnRsTos,
for the purpose o transac,ing the Commission Business
in this city, would respectfully solici, consignmenis Of
Produce rom their friends and the public generally
Liberal advances will be made and their best forts used
promote The interests of those who may send produce
In their care The business will commence on lie ST Of
October next at the house on Carey Street formerly
occupied by Messrs Hobson and Sampson.
ED J. CARRINGTON,
WIN. d. GIBSON.
ANTHONY THORNTON.
September { 35-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06
MORE PANIC BY THE OPPOSITION.
(from The Lntetifgenctr Of his morning.)

(FTOM lie 7nstEhgenctr q Us morntngJ
"NEw YoRk, Sept. 9.
Therc is relief in the money market Treasury and
pcs, notes have used Us up"
Ntp Y0rs aaJuss, but huHLusged. This is New
York motto"
This is undoubtedly the motto of The present, party in
power under Governor Seward, Brndish, and Co.
How we'll is verified by the statement made in the
6r.l instance can be seen the official exhbi, publish
ed By yesterday in which appears that all The Trea
sury notes of every kind now outstanding are less in
amount than they las, year by four millions
of dollars The way, then, that Treasury notes have
helped nse mp New York this year, has been for the
Secretary olthe Treasury to redeem and pay out money
for them 10 The sxen, Of three four millions, instead
Of increasing the whole loan.
The whole temporary debt of Treasury notes, which
The Opposition magnisd to twenty millions has been
reduced 10 little over four. gradually, bit firmly and
wisely. amidst all the cry OF large expenditures, and
larger losses and mons:rous borrowings to up New
York GLUE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06

Making the aggregate of all outstanding, S4.59a37 sc
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06

Treasury NoTEs.-The monthly report of the Sc
creory of the Treasury gives the following statement Of
the Treasury Notes outstanding the I'd Instant
Amount issued under the provson Of the oil October
r. 1887, viz: SlUO 600 900 90
or that Issue there has
been redeemed 9G70,9G0 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06

Leaving outstanding
In lieu of those redeemed
there has been issued
under act Of 2lst May,
1888,
OF that issue there has
been redeemed
Leaving of that issue out.
standing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06
9,G70,060 IS

$329,G39 O5
S5,7Oo,sIO OIL
5,l77,2S7 Al
532 522 GO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06

There is no news from the South. Col Harvey, al
Key Biscayne, having too few men to fight can only
"alk," and the Indians not daring TO attack him, stalk
back again II will probably torn out that the Span
ish Indians against whom Sam Jones and Chilto offer
ed 10 go out and fight part of their own people
Isl .9ugustine Herald, 23d inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-06
rROM THE CHERUKEEs.
Extract from letter, dated

WAsHIsGros, September 3.-lhe Secretary OF Sia'e
who was .or some days detained in Philadelphia by
disposition returned TO this city yesterday
ming. He unable to leave his house this morning.
although understand lie transacis the business C his
Department in his chamber Gfobe.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15
:
Mt-NEY MARKET, &c. 40.
CRY, TUESDAY, May IA

CRY, TUESDAY, May Ia.
The influence Of the late Engli<, news felt very
srtsibiy ,o-,ay. Holders Of cotton firm III their
dissemination ii, Id We heard Of no ,ransac-
tiUn. 0t any n,onent. The money market partook OF
the depra .ion in cotton and CAPITALISTS fell BACK upon
their reserved T.. The Banks continued to adhere
~ their fnrmer polly. No change observed in the
prices Of ancurrea money. In produce matters, things
were ,nuch-as ',su4-a few sales having been effected
far special purposes aud home In rites we heard
Of no material change.
Various the opinions relating to the late intel!
gence. Some think tina, the retrograde movement in
the London money market is nothing more than the be-
ginning Of combined action on the part Of the Bank
Of Engiam. and The Manchester spinners to force the
cotton out of the hands Of the American interest in
England at reduced prices. They who advance this
opinion" assert that the movement is similar to the at
tack the American uade by the Bank of Eng land in
1896 and 10 2. 1t Isl well known fact that the Eng
lsh agents in this county have not succeeded in OBJ
tanning anylarge amount o. cotton ut prices within the
limits If tleir Instructions And it is established
fact despite the contradiction Of it, that the spnners in
England have supply hand t" keep their 'uls
goin-, and ,h,t ,h'y compelled to buy cotton in
small lots Of the American spectators, at enormous
prices. The manufacturers believe, it is said, that the
story Of short crop is dc guerre to force
them to pay exolbitaEy, and that the planters in thus
country are interested in the scheme. Hence the de-
sign 10 break up this plot 10 fleece them. Time alone
will show whether there be any truth in these opinions
The condition Of the money market in England is
alarming whether there be any designs on the part Of
the Bank against tie American interest not. The
Northern joint stock banks, and the bank of England
had begun their operations to such degree
that the increasing scarcity Of money had caused The
premium on Fxchequer Bills 10 TALL from 81 to ~, al
which latter large had been sold for cash
In The course of IL days, the London and rminghan
Rail Way sh res had fallen III per share, 50 great was
the necessity get money for mercantile purposes
The best informed persons had estimated the bullion II
the Bank of England to be 5,5on,hM. The Bank was
busily engaged in advancing the price of har gold ant
in contracting her discount line, i'll order to tur" t
continental exchanges in her favor. A sale ct l2''o'
dollars Of indiana Ronds Ind gone 50. while T. 5
shares were free ut .4L Is cd. 1t was hoped that thu
rise in the duty would have the effect OF stop
ping the expectation of gold. But iftle exchanges d
not return very rapidly in favor of London the opinion
prevailed in that capital the Sh ot April, that price
ofal articles must 60 down, with ull the distressing
consequences 10 The commercial world
The dpin IS of,he 81, May at Now York were Of n
moment. Cotton down.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
ORDONNANCE.

ORDONNANCE,
Creant la place dAssistant Voyer, en- d66nnis-
SAINT les devoirs du dit Voyer
Art II est ordonne que la Conscil nommera
annucllemcnt, lie premier Mard du mois do Ma,
unc personne capable CONNIE Assistant Voyer,
qui, avart d'cnrer en- tonction, fournira un bon
avec une on plusieurs caution de 10 somme do cling
mile piastres, pour assurcr Ia fidelc execution do
G.:voirS ct pretera services devant le NJ ire
d'cxecuttr devors avcc iI6li,e ct impartalitG.
Son salare sera do mile piastres par an.
2. II 80. 10 r'r~ nrdnnrh ss' DIN drvni-
do rAssistant Voyer DIS fournir a touses les per-
sonlfes qui 10 demandcront les lignes ct nveaux
de terrain situG dams la Muncipalite, snuAe aucun
dclai nccessare, ct dc fournir en- outre la de-
mande des dtes pcrSonnes les lgnes OF niveaux
pour les banquettes, que les individus feront ex
cutter commencement aux ordonnances ct do de.
srcr dcs certficas, quand les dtcs banquottes sont
te1nlnGcs; ct le ccrtfcat dudit Assistant Voyer
sera rccue une evidence sufisante dos lignes, nv-
eaux ct tfavanx meHtionnes. La compensation
dhdit Assistant sera la meme que cels 6ix6e par
la troiseme section dune ordinance approuye 10
Ia Mai 1896, fxant les devoirs du Voyer.
J. Ii est de plus ordanne quill exclusive.
ment du devoir dudit Assistant voyer, do taire au
i'resoFi'F ct ou Contptrolcur dos retours de.aies
= : sommes dues par dcs indivdus pour rom.
| tnuIssuents de payagea, dentoura yes, on autres
ouTrages fats par la MunicpaIi,c pour compile din
dVdtS ct les dts retours devront etro ia Its par 10
dt Assistant V"yer dams les; de trcnte sur
daPres quo le Voyer aura cer,itie au T1Gsei icr,
que les dts pavages OH autres travaux ont ee exc
cules; ct il est du devoir du Tresorer dc demandcr
par ecrt audit Assistant Voyer do tells relour i'm.
medialencnt apres Ia presentation lui fate du
certifcat du Voycr. 81 un delai plus grand que CO
trente Jours parilr do la rGquistion du rrGsorcr
de livrer les complies, arriva, pour tel surcrot de
temps rAssistant Voyer sera coutraint payer
au Ircsorier un int6r6t dc hut your cent par an
sur lie montnnt don't lie retour n'aura pas 6,6 fat.
poursu gu aucune rason satistasanto ne sol,
tourni au Conseil, excusant un tel delai.
d. ii est dc plus ordorn6 que rAssistant Voyer
dcvra executor tous autres devoirs que lordre du
Conseil lui ntimera, sans avoir droit auruns au.
tros emolumens que la compensation fi1ts par
cette ordonnance.
5. II est de plus ordonne quo lie Yoyer dc Ia
MunlcipalitG devra contnuer a rempiir tous les
devoirs u actucllement imposes par les ordon,
nancos exstantes. pourvu quill ne soient point in.
compali les avec les stipulatons do la presente ;
ct quill pourra, arcc rapprohetion dp Comic dea
rues ut quais, employer chaquo fois que dams son
opinion, pint6rtt public Foxigera, uno personns
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15
SJgne
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Attendu qu' application etc fate ce Conscil
par John II. Hilton, James Rainey, W. II. Avery,
W. Bogart, Jamo L, Bogart, ct treizc autres, pro-
prielaires de bens toncicrs, dams c vosinage pour
faire ouvrir ct continucr la rue S. Thomas en-
lignc droite depuis Ia rue Suzcttc jusqu' la rue
de pAnnoncalon.
II est en- consequence resolu gun avis do Ia dite
denando soft donn6 ell Angla,s ct Francas
dams lie Vrai Americain, ct lc Bulletin eonform6e
ment la o ct que 81 opposition nest point fat.
raneioration propose, &c conscil ordonnera lou
verture ct la continuation de ia ditc rue, ansi que
lc lenandent les petit onnaires, conformtmcnt aux
provisions dc l'acle du 3 Avril 1882, regularsant
Pouvertlro dos dams les limites do Ia ville de
Ia NuuVcc Orleaas,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

The Editor of his paper last evening, reelected
Printer to the second Municipality by vote of9 to one
Tor this renewed mark OF confidence, he takes his OPP
por'uni;y Of returning his thanks, wh the promise
doing all that Printer, and the Conductor Of Public
Journal should do to satisfy the Council and Officers
Of this Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

e sA,>-,
,. Spectators had $50 bbls. Sales for
1000 bbls. Richmond -four was held ut
and Baltimore at $4,000.
scarcely 1900 bags of Coffee on sale of
ty. Superiors were going at il6OO. Su-
IS, dull. Exchange 90 3-i ard falling
III 100.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

OPEN EVERY EVENING,
Under the Management of Mr.. GEORGE HOLLAND.
The Performance will consist of
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS,
A GRAND EXHIBITION,
Imported from England at immense expense. and
before eualled in this country in the and
magnificent disbursement Gifts
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.
GJ'For particulars bills Of the day.
Doors open at hnlf past seven-Performance to com.
mence at o'clock.
Parquette seats $l-Eoxes rs cts.
may ID st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

Custom House Fraud-A German importer, in New York
hitherto oresper table standing deter ted May 4t
tempting to goods the Custom House, the
try of which, the of Mr. George Davis Deputy Col
Iecor. was forged. He consequence by tho
U. S. MAJ shall and commit ted to prison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

E.-Every thing looks bright for the Wings
Polk will be forced to stay at home
jaws will meier more grace the Speakers
,sliing ton, nor will he he allowed to thrust
aside.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

TRUE AMERICAN-This new, expc-
racious brother editor came ont this
'recimen of typographical ncatness-
nent and interesting matter, it is not
print in the South. We hid our con-
ahead," and NAV be never look back
re. ~. o. Daily Times.
r. Times-You, at least, have dared to
ons, uninfluenced by the perry feeling
alousy. May your own little bark
haven of your ambition safely and in.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

5, of the New York Gazette, proposes TO take
II concern. He is one of the first writer's in the
ran of sound Judgment and possessed of that
,leh makes him the esteemed of all who know him
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15
DIED,

Al Mrs. Wooscr's the 18th inst at 10 No. Mrs. MIRIAM
BOYD Tho friends of the deceased and of Col Boyd arc
respectfully requested attend her funeral Mrs Woos
tors Canu street, at 10 O'clock NJ without further invita-
ton. M,v H.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

-Nr D"ugherty has been appointed by
ghts' Convention, now in session at Mil
candidate for the Governorship of Georgia.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

aulted a lady yesterday morning, with
io', by throwing a piece Of beef in her
her with violence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

Reso!u quo shaquo fois quill dcvicndra necessaro
dontror unc notion pour lie Placement dc dcttcs dues
cote Mucipalitc, 10 privilege actuellcmcnt &C.
cordG par ceranes ordonnanccs dctfe ctucr 10 pal.
ement on bilIcts, refuse ct le compliant seul
Scra rccu,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15
JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Rccort

RGsolu quill ne convicnt pas d'acc6lcr a la de
mando dc Benito Davia Toledo, pour Gsig.r III
pavilion la ,ete du whalf du Ferry.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

They going with Caidwels plan of paving tho
riage with blocks ofs.one. That which
made hiss not given tho least TITLE An experiment
being made small portion of the work between Graver
md Common Levee in this wise. They lay thc s,ones
about inch apart with the intention offng w the inter
stice' with tho humcn in in making on
Bourbon street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

been nominated as candidate for CO.
akapas Gazette. We shall look into
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

Mr. Forrest is going through his range Of characters ut
Louis. Mr. c. aon well known here, refused TO finish tho
play the night Of his benefit because tho va. thin.
What next!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15
SlEHC
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

R6sclu quo la conduite du Wharlingcr en- cnlev.
ant les distractions .lea wharf esqueI!es obstruc.
tons s'journaient en- violation dcs ordonnanc cs
ex.tantes ct par,iculerement du bois de Depouilly
loin do I6gntimer une plaintc contre Get atfare
mcrito depreciation dc &C Conseil.
SipuG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

Speed.-The steamer Edward Ship.
) morning in Four Days and Eight
sville. having performed the trip from
in e'ersn days and thirteen hours
T. him for the Louisville Journal OF
d nothing of interest in il.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

R6solu que 10 Commissare est OF dcmeurc rcquis
do bonner avis proprctaircs dc tcrrains non enr
toures, ansi que de ccuz non remblayes, entro les
rucs de Ste. Marie, do la Levec, ct Robertson,
dams lc PREMIER district dc Ia Seconde municipalities;
d'avor les fare entourcr d'ici premier do JUN
proclaim ct les faire remulayer d'ici all premier
Octobrc prochain, peino dune amende dc
cent pistres, ct dams le te execution, 10
Voyer est ct dcmeure au orisG faire executor les
dts travanx dams lcspacc dc trcn,e jours apros 10
TENS Unite, au frais desdits propricta,ros
Signe.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

,pcared in the Courier of last evening,
pom Capt. Jesse Hart, Of the steamer
McGelee. viii Capt. Hart furnish
for publication