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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

NlRGINlh At rule held in the ccrks office ofthe cir
superior Of Inv und canccry for the county of
Nelson, on the 9TH day of November, 1893
John Thompson, Jl and cholcs Penow, Plaintiffs
against
John WRIGHT. Beverly liargroye, admir-. al William IIar
grow dee d., Daniel nggnbuthn wing partner r.
u. lggnbptnm,aud Robert Ises, sheriff OF Nelson eoun
y, aud such administrator de honia ut Thomas Bihb
dee d.. Defendants.
Is CHANCIRT.
The defendant John Wright having entered his appear
and secny according The Act OF Assembly and
ihe ruls OF tins court and appearing by satisfactory c,i-
donee that he Ia mhnhuuut Of this Gommonn eah
On mouonu the plaintiffs bv connse it Is ordered that the
.nd sndanl do nppeat here before the irst day of
April term noNt aud answer the bull the paF- mud that
copy o his order he forthwith inserted in The Lynch
burg Nguan Huc"sPaper published in The town iynch-
burg, Tor months sneres-yoY and another copy thereof
posted the front door ii live courthouse thus county on
/ some count DAY. \ Cupy-Iesic,
RO. e. CUTLER, Clk.
December Il WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
sNhssN FORGE.
n G0uafOrf06fe Rb.rciyfl,,

INommonIV called NaflIn's Folge) ON Snow Creek,
Stokes county, with the apputenances, viz:
"A SOnsfOriG6ie Eb.cesEfRg.
han5 with out Houses, GEsESH MILE. fffHsts8f
IL and SAW MaLL. tncarly newt L5'.u
The water powerat this point is excellent and or
dHMiy sufficient for all the work required of IT.
The Dam Is new and very Good. Attached to this
Forge is body of WOODLAND, containing bv
esLlmallnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Encourage your own manufactures !.

ENOLLARs MAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town of Lynchburg, shall not be infe
rio, 10 any and being determined sell low. FOR
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage offer 10
our customers, will be appreciated by the public ;
and rs there will be no credit in business, good
customers viii not have to pay foi bad ones. We
have lust re seyed a good Stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
against

Elisha Rider, Charles c. Patteson, John Bethel
ana Wiiiiam' I. johnson. DTS.
1t appearing TO the Court, that Lee w. Harris
one OF the Plaintiffs in this cause is dead, it is Or
dered that the same be certified on the record and
thefeupon, tins cause came this day be heard
upon the bill answer, exhibits, and examiua ions ut
witnesses, and was argued by counsel consider
alton whereof the Court doth adjudge order and de-
/ that OF the commissioners OF the Court do
examine, state and settle the accounts between thu
creditors named in the several deeds ofrust referred
in the plaintiffs bill, A. b. &. ID and the delen
dant Rider stating sncn as have been paid, and such
j as as remain due, and the amount paid out of thu
trust properly that he take an account Of the val
of the trust property conveyed in said deeds
which has been wasted, destroyed, OF disposed of
by sale or otherwise and that he state what proper
ty remains hand, With its value. together with apy
matter deemed per,inentby himself, required BY
the parties to be stated and make report to this
/ Court. Copy-Ieste,
RIO. C.. CUTLER orr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

SrLA=s pobTaNT o. QtLrs hioTdE1t,-The
editor o tie Philadelphia Inquirer has seen this mas
Iftly production al suly. aad considers hai its exc
enfon Wi place him among the greatest living mas
lcfs ofthe art. lie says. Queen Victoria is pre-
scented mil the lively, laughing freshness, innocence
and simplicity 81 Git 81 nineteen with blue eyes,
hight brown hair rasy cbrfhs and FIR and brilliant
compile HaH.-llrfrouutenance though uol af 4 pcn-
siYo. nor even ola highly Intellectual character
beams with bcncfoence and good nature It IS ev-
denly the udcA d q tiBl heart. The expression
IS agreeable aud somewhat plsyiol-not bearing the
impress ofh'.h dignity but father Of the lively and
am1ble ueluatIans aud emotions 81 the n.lnd. The
stelt opening al the 6ps--hefeby shewing the
teeth yfIy slightly when tie mouth is supposed 10
tc elosfd-is petcepubie. but Is hardly sufficient 10
amount 10 any serious defect ia the general appear
ancc Of lbf lace. She - Represented ascending a
ileh ol steps n tho throne the lei ol advanced.
aud Ire position Is graceful, natural aud diPnhed.
Tue icrt are small, aud symmetrical. Her dress IS
mhitc saHn over which there crimson velvet robe.
I'm ctmlae uppCf. cpuotlhc order Of 81 George,
thrown oerrtL and the insignia OF the Gatter, round
tlie left am lhe chcf ornaments, except tie Jew
eIcd dadeu, which Is SAID 10 he executed IN a most
sparkling si,ic. Tho painting is decided to be m
honor 10 American alt aud worthy oil the bluh place
olBcnannn Wesf.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
CoMMIssIoSER'R OFFICE, }
Lovingston, Dec. 18th 1898. {

The parties interested in tue foregoing decree vii
be pleased to take notice, that | have appointed
Tuesday the 9th day Of Fedrury next, 10 commence
he taking the accounts therein directed, on which
day bylen o'clock in the morning, they are reques
ted to attend 1t my office in Lovngson, with their
books, papers aud vouchers and copies of Cout
papers, prepared for settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r
Dec. "a w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
RowAND's Tone MIXTURE,
MD
rEaAIa, IlLAlE IL DalIs

IA ARRAS1ED perfect aud lasting ior Aene and
W Fever and n'aluahlc remedy in Jaundce d sehori
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

NIRGINIAi-At rules holden in the clerks Office of the
superior Flaw and chanccry for the town
Of Lynchbug, on the 5ih day OF November, 1885
John ;. farmer Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

NfEsssssSE1:-AtaC Court OF Quarterly Session contn.
ued andheId Ton Bedford county the Courthouse the
3Uth dny ot November 1888;
samuel lIort and Ann his VIE late Ann Curl, plh's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

VIRGINIA Al rule holden in the clerks Office of tin
circuit superior law and cIanccrS for the cuun
y Amherst ou Monday the LIST day oil October, 1888;
Peter /. Chris taD, plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

/ rules held an the clerks office of the cic MI superior
court aW and ohancery Tor the county OF Amherst ON
the 9TH day of NOvcinie en-, 1885
GUSTAV us A I'd wards, Phintif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Charles E'hc Eyyari.
SiOrk URN Watch -.K..cr.
Second %sfltafiY

fE'AkES this method 10 inform his customers and
y lnends, that he has INST receiych. bis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

Benjamin Andersen and Rebeeca lis wife late Rchccca
turd Thomas Anderson, Narcissus " Miller an. KITTY C.
hs wife, late ktv {. Anderson, Caroline P. Anderson
Sa-au NJ, And -r-on widow of Robert Anderson deceased
deceased. tlcft's.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCEs.
Ship Republican. Ru..ell for Nav York, p Ludlow
Brig Caroline and Mary Cole for Vera Cruz in ballast.
>eshr Diadem, Darling, for Grand Culow, Master
ARRIVALS
TUwboat Tiger Beebc from the Pass, having ed to
esa ship Teumnh banks Ns'chez and returned
,Ss city With chip Westminster" brig Audubon and .ehr Mary
Porross having towed inside tho Bar ship VIM Henry
Ship washington. Adams. 81 days from Ncwbury Port. to
Master.
steamer Wordsn Pope Diler, ON Ioui,vi,o
Brig Audubon sabeti days from Havana to Groning
sehr Mary Ellen, Ellis. from Pensacola to- Master.
Steamer Brilliant Hart. from Piaq"emiae.
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK per ship Republic an. 800 bl, cotton 3sOhr
pork, ia bxs to''aceo. 259 hides 4I6 strks
fussick, als9 pics lead 1890 sarks corn. t hhds
sp.sn HSscs0 100 hhd' hans nn ou sos INDIE.
and br i' pork ' ''''''''' '''' '"''' '' ''''
IMPORTS.
rNEWBURYPORr. per ship Washington. 20 tons hay.
lots apples and potatoes mackerel. asd Empty
barrels, Patton, } Nottingham, stesoa +
havana A S,iE ss s.s ,,,. ,o.
3e6,o00 cigars and lots fruit, &c, to r Grooming
4 col Dc Lizard & co, CASTILLO Pi1row,
5ENeAcoLA per scr Mary Ellen. .35ouO fec. lumber,
bis cotton, to E Simpson aud ORDER
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
louisville. Worden Pope. .25 hrIs pork "a
hrs ho"r 10 do whiskey, 10 half do beef and lard hh.
hass being part Of he cargo of steamer Peran 81
Gray bxs mdze Dobben Brown. 40 hhds tobacco A L
Addison CO. l6 b!ls -four Owner hoard 81 bis
White 20 do Mcrrett Jennings 70 do Braner Nc
ksnna Wright 81 do Rch'd Beck - do A Mouren l. CO
Is do Rrand Landry, 200 sacks Owner on board
Plaqucmine. steamer brilliant 81 brls nousse 81
bundles shingles and 70 bis bis cot
ton Adams WhitaI, Is do Iedoux SIS do Yean,ar
co, 10 do and hhds Folain. eocq Dcgelos III
cotton Mourem co. - do Bregnicr do U Laurie O.
hhds sugar l.nudumney 43 brs rnolasses and HID
sugar Brand Landry bxs and trunks Owners beard
PASSENGERS.
Louisville. per steamer Woden Pope. "A Grant, II Nc
Murray, Livermorc Bnck Novel;, Tanker Manu-, Tuppo,
Burk. Robb, sen. o Hart.
Pensacola per schr Mary Ellen. .Walhron, and BALL
Dufi lady, child and W II Gilbert lady, aiis.
Landry. Miss Avmaut, J Avmaut, NJ Keenan,, Braux
Brnux. Como A Hehert, Davis X Branx, N Landry
Bailey Lefsbnre. W Allen, l. Rroux Dnran, A s1eur J VI
Putn Saml Putt Lahranchc and lady, Mad Pun duughe
child, and sv Cobb, Rive, Pcnt, Byrne, Rxner DR. Evil
Sims
MEMORANDA.
The Royal William spoken ths I7h instant, b
Capt Waite, of the packet ship England u lat 10 H. onR 81
cut one day. the sea very smooth Il tina.
Ship Archer Marson, 6 days from New arrived
Philadelphia tho 9ith.
Steam towboat Della Bennett with ehip Archer h
vent up through the thick standing ice without
inierrnpon
Cleared, for Now Orleans. on the e4th bark Navsripe
Edwards; spoken, 10Th nt, brig Isaac Franklin, Smith,
Aays out from N o.
9Th inst 25 long 70 30 ships Constitution Glddsn an
Liverpool, Davenport. from Orleans for Liverpool.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
For the Tue Anerican1
HOU.E OF RErRESENrATI

Tuesday Feb. 5. 1889.
Lave Of a since WA tranrd To ,r. For,in on nc
count Of ndi<pusition.
Nj Poyd'as presented the memorial Of SnnuI Bush,
referred 10 the committee propositions and grrv-
omces.
Mr.. kenn-r presented the memorial Of inhabitants of
the parish Ascension, praying for appropriation for
academy. Referred the committee on pull educa.
tiou.
Mr. Conrad prtse tied the PETITION Of San!u | T. fIar
rison, praying for premium for important ds.ov rics
in the economy and mode f mnnu'aciur su ar nm
sugar cane. Mr. C"arad stated tim. from the in!orna.
ton he could oh min the clit"m worth, OF the at
len ion Of til legislature Mr. e. Ind h-rn mirn d "
resp"' liable p'a tie 3 III "' ex e,ine,s it'e ly the
petitioner on snail scalv, indicated the advantu srs
forth in the pc tito to be renl-sucl saving time la
b"r aud cxrrnse-a,d obtaining eater quantity Of
sugar, and that Of better quality. Mir. Harrison had
travrledt France, ex!end nancy, and devoted time
t. tr disc VERY and should be 1cra'rd. On
lion of Mr.. Annie, the petition referred to the
Committee on agriculture, ,n,nuiacl md comm
Mr. Wah-worth presented bill granting Of
money to the parish of plnqu niue Tor expenses incur.
It d in a,restrng n criminal.
Mr.. katcitfr introduced a Mill TO noor ,or,e the
Bayou Sar Ii " ate, aud In prov, men, onpony.
The Speaker submitted a report from ,,s hoa,d o
pnhic works iirnishin information required by Tie leg
isintre The state Of the works. ordered by he gene
raj government II, the n,ul OF the Mississippi river
Chi ton Of Hr. Wadsw rt tie report Was ,,dered
TO te printed
TIE enkrr 81 II, submitted ',,c ,men,s o~wnrded bv
The AIRY Of the il Of he second alunic 1T,
til. bect # th' finances of that psrtof the city,
On motion Of Mr. tLe!p., these documents lait
upon tie table suljtct 10 the call of The h"use.
bill from the Senate waking appropriateness Tor i'm
provenen's on bayous Tenehour, Mason Reuf. a
fnuichr and Durchra,, read in tie frsl time.
Tn motion Of Mr. Gaenne, ihs bill 10 in orporat.
the Perseverance, Fine onpans o. 10, and The Pha.
dclrha Fin: Company No. H. read or The End and
sd ms passed and sen, To The Senate.
The resolutions obtain of Congre.s for the
sctlcmen by Judicial process OF certain land claims il
IVES, Florida derived from France aud Suain cane IN
for Otssderarinn.
Mr.. Conrad explained the nature of the resolution.
and reued uguin~t objections " hich had bee. made I,
them. He reuG The .irci lion Of the Supreme Court
the United States for the purpose o. setting forth III,
history o; the sui jec,. France aud Spain, alter III,
treaty 1903 held that The territory Of West Florid
had not been cNd.d-Sran kept possession and mad
grant. Of luna. Our government the contrary helt
that West Fordr C., .e ty the treaty. Our gov.
ermnen has in p"li''ca! int of view always refuse,
o recognize. re grants OF the contested icrrur, m II,
v F,auce aud >pai-'. The Supreme curt considered
it ELF heud u ~ il f.r q, cision N, de by N,
executive AMI legislative hrnnchrs tine government
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

G. W. Smith, D<"tist There is nothing
moving than tooth ache and remedy for pain, from
which there Is such shrinking, as that " ch gives
instant relief the thr"bbing nerve ia eca ed tooth
There IL m part of;he human face, pleasing than
mouth ofbeau'ifuI md eve, anil vorvsurfaced teeth
And on the contrary nothing 80 disgusting Of
t" f"d Immediate relief from tooth ache, The
deficiencies in their teeth rcmeded, they cannot 10
better then to call at Mr. G. W. Smith, at No.
lG6 anal street, VII they will he operated upon by
him, in the most skfnf manner.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

LoutsriNe, Jan 2.:.-1hr City E"zeite. say :-"our
CITY during the SEX has presented quite BUSH
meas aspect. The VIII ,rf has bcen literally crowded
with goods and lined With steamboats, and cren, activity
and indu. d.'lnyeh BY all in Giving aud dis
charging freights-a large quantity If groceries have
been rrcc.el ON below. md owing t" the constant in
Aux, now there il stability in the prices IT anv nri
cles in market, The river has fallen abon, ncle,
but s in excellent boa'ing order the w-nther continues
dry ard cold and as fears are tcl Of another ,en
porary suspsns oi navigation, our business n.er
evinc. the determination TO make hay while the sun
shines Coffee ~ l.. ard q 10. alolnsscs 6 O
IS. SUGAR alo. Whisky. common, II so, reclifec
46 II 40.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1889.

Our Municipality and Mr. Genois The pro-
missed reply Of the Mayor to the report Of the FIN
ance Committee Of the Council Of tho Second
Municipality, is not yet forthcoming, unless i, has
come to lqh. this morning. But let It come
the Mayor will only lie rendering himself more
ridiculous than he is made TO appear. by the F'n.
ance COMMITTEE. In his attempts to show off his
close scrutiny into the Municipality affairs. he hns
only exposed his u,ter Ignorance aud incapac,y ~
comprehend tho plain principles upon which our
city institutions are founded and the provisions Of
our charter inculcate.
We are forcihlv struck with the f-veri.h anxiety
vt Mr. Mayor Genos, t, he considered crent IT, an
TO see himself in print: and ir,prrs. hers rt
his importance and minority. He has since hi.
eieoat'on, been continually manitrs'ing jealousy
Of the rights and prv'l. ges exercised by the Coun
Gil OF the Second Municp lily, and he 10 annoyed
I" denth that he has no power punish the refrar
tory conclave. He hns, on almost all i'm por,a NJ
| questions opposed them. and endeavored TO en-
barrass their pr"gress. He has been stubborn 10
degree in cHnging to unt"nsb'e p"sit"ns,' att,
they have been repuinrd BY the united voice o
the Council. Fle sets up his mind agans, ,h'
research and acu'eness and exnerienc- OF ten: AMI
because ,hev have look ed through am,h RI dun
and cannot form the same conclusions that pref,
dice has stamped upon hun, forthwith, no apple
for tn power Of Furnishing them, and Of counter
acting their determination
The course pursued bv Mr. Genois. as explained
in the finance repcr, towards Mr. Calhoun. IN
ccmptrn'lrr, and Mr. L'ck-,t. o member If N
Council, who was employed a. counsel in mn in,
rorlant suit between the Second md the Firs
Municipality has hrea g" arbitrary and pr post"
Gus TINT momert's con idrrnon must ,npyinc
the legislature OF the Improperly of extending hi
powers and invcs: ng h m wit, new. In the fir,
instance, he ,utn'a man out Of flee ter doing h
duty, and endenvou's 7" Justify himself by accu
ing the Comptroller Of an offence, which W,
committed he fore he came in'n ,fire, or " hcl
upon inspection does mot seem to have been con
mtted 1t al. In the serond he annoys Mr. Lock g
with Troublesome suit to rec"ve the fee Above
bin by the Council, contrary to his will. He CT
dcavuurs TO bolster up his positions, bnt 10 only,
. m"re exposes himself !" the scorn and mock er
Of The community. lie had be.i be cnn,rn, wi,
the powers he possesses, mud rndcavour TO fiji II,
duties OF his stai,cn with the hes, shii irs h. hs
and not desire more than such he should px.
ciae
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

new tory paper called the Expunser is about to
be established at Indianapolis Ohio. VII he edit.
ed by hlack knight
Pittsburgh, inn. 2e.-Th- Advocate Of god January
says "Th- weather has changed to severe cold. Both
rivers are flowing out zee aud unless have return
Of soft wea her navigation will min he suspended in
tho course Of few davs Sofar, however. the os,ruc
lions hnve not prevented arrivals from heow-6ve and
half feet water in the channel. ard fnlnr."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

NCToR1A. he iii m"nd necklace naspnte'l To the Queen
by os hid Pacha hrhnlf of the SuAn nf
the finest damon Ia III hav" this rhe
sa'" estimated at about Her Majesty thnSed the
her beautiful ne'k Tho Duchess Of Kens nckarc i. lso
.r'v hn" but the diamonds Her THAI those in the
Q"erns Her haHiy has received III week cadrau from
III" Queen Of Belgium, containing dozen a Of velvet
81 p"rs elegantly embroidered der III" di erii"n of tn"
queen hrtsef by 81 = te artist at Russrl.. They
o'tIy Of thu est o, in Euro,e whr by
cone"t to Queen Fict"n and muh we'd Of
ny her Majesty. VII" has for rreerrsd vev" SLIP
pers 70 ny other deer ntiom Of chau. sure.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

Cincinnati Market, Jsn. 26 Flour s. n &c n9, fair
demand. Lard small sales at l9c Pork, transactions
40 limited tnr market prices ne rac clear held
At ~, mess SO 10. Whiskev, sales - n 43c. We
are indebted for the above TO the R-ruhlicnn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
LETTERS FROM THE COAST.-No. *


Our sixth letter WIS in r, lat ton to the (;eoleRv ,t
Loni,inna. Tia reflections excited Lv on aiIusi". y,
lht subject We huyv included 10 follow ~, Ia suuc
ex,ent in this letter theories resutc,ine The age of
the wm!t have IN lvrite themes viii ali ciyl;z ID
mai ons. and, very nation If urDnlc have been W. Il
builders neither civz ii or savage |, seems to be
innate j,sm,s ,,im ol tb,. lum,u mind to mi d nm a
void tor itse fl, in the ABSENCE of all psy- nf,r ,a
tnn TN The suIiect Wherever re ,soa and demon,,rn.
inn s,on there nucv and hco y beg II their wnrt uu,
If we lad no o,hrr proof of the f., ty and resources
nj hc human mind than the endless theories and a, \.
tenn. tl,at have from time 10 tine been devised and
held for, to the word as -an,a s of ai, the ouII
vffi,rd us The c!ea,est proof of the fact.
Al ln q US tiroog, was s,u.!ed with the view 10
bond il few nsc.r ,ined ia t. to ,,c supnur If nrr
conceived theory 50 lons did rem lin lnSs of chaotic
i,rgon. So long us attempts were made hy it, to up.
nor The notion Of ven age IF tie " orli 50 lon
did il appenr ridiculous us sciecc and r. manned II
crude and uncertain STATE. All discussions from lie.
illogical data To prove the precise uge Of the world,
hnve ren fruitiess waste of time il su;d several
French Sayus WIRE engage in discussing the age If
worlI will, respect which til entertained differ II,
notionS. An old Savan who had remained silent with
hi. Inds and chm resting on his cane n, las, renrh.J
IN he rr,nd md picked No a small rock nnd held !,
IN bs ear saws he Rack tell mr. hou nId non nre y,
Sue h., " il will MOI spe,kr ..hrre ANN IL. I,;I !,
w and wolked of His ac,;om 81, hs ia man ~, -,
IN W. ned valuable hnt m th.,e xorId hu;ldcr.
.,J lel.,crs nh,,, ;ts npe
UnIil he d-cn>ere. of tho great Curicr little was
knIwr. kesiacs mere spccnla,nn about his SCIENCE.
10 h,rsr -, ,he f,und ,ion If MI he dnnn ins-sss
IN, mn rxr,nr,l;,n,v ,hnrc If renius un;t.I viii, h,b
q e NM. rims z.,l md nersev.rnuc, II, vi, he ~, r.
,o,L n, nys.,; nj, Lc cn,mercnL cnn,so If IL scc,
us com,;n.J with ,hc :tudv NJ an,, INV ror an,,
vcn,. lie VIE i In. Inc KIN fe. r;nmnins mi.
1u,eix e s;cnl s,rucur. If VERY k,own vr;r,,,
nj wbirh h.; cnmlI obtain posses.;oo. he" Jnrj n
J.s pIan,s, AZ ,hrnwn one IN him Tho mid nf tls
government was cn ised in his favor and nsturulis,s
or SON., ~ al. ,o,ts NJ world IN mnkn ellis, ,;nn,
of rnr. animals the result. Of which we're laid before
Cyr;pr fer his sc,ut;, Yin. exam,ua ion 81 t1ac,
and csr,a had r,oan his kn,wlcdsr ,i !, 49, '"d
If ulx a IN ,,h, Sr sings hone Of an I'm kr,n on NJ
VIVA handed him. ar If lie could only ser the unck Of
one in pclricd rock he could FROM either on of tn ST.
o,her nrounr,;ons of tie unknown spe cies of animal
Hnvinx his mind stored with a vast know ledge of all
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
"OODWORTH'S neTly inreNAed planning MA.


w. CHINE. PATENTED, Nov. Ii, 1896
The subscriber being one of The agents of said
Woodworth has one Of said Machines put up for USE
IN the mill of Messr Horton l. Co., the city of IA
iayette, which any person examine; as he has
number OF said machines for sale, and has the agency
for disposing of the privilege for using sl machines,
he is DESTROYS to sell by s,utes parishes may best
suit the applicants The machines are the greatest la.
oour sewing machines PIT in use, Tor dressing and
sn'oorg plank for floors boards for weather siding.
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing, call ut No. II
Rampant street, where tine subscriber ne found.
Janl9-lm WM. HASAlNS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

The Vicksburg Wing has cot into s6arl with pro
tenn, who in the absence Of the eilt s cnnluc,in. the
sentinel Only hear how tendery he speaks of his kind
~ care for the individual.
"The pair Of ears We have made FIR orr n"irhor' 4
spraying amin l." are state Of fnrwardncas, nnl
will he flushed III the course Of a few laws"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

DAlNTS-Chron,e green and black paints, assorted
l. kegs; verdigris and black paints, ground in oil
in cannisteIs, from the New Bedford steam paint MILL
fur sale by IAAC BRIDGE f. Co,
ja30 1874 Mag Zine
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

School DISTRICTS IN Ew York very School
ni.trct i'll the State ~ We. ok, Ill be- sntted to
rec i've in April n"x sufficient tn rurch
ihr"ry. which he appropriated to that "hJec and
nothing else.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

They ahou, t" produc. Titus Andronicns Mt one
Of the Philadelphia Theatres. They had he''er let il
alone. Is fit fr the stage. 1t would be strong
destv that could stand it's representation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

The Legislature Of arkansas have bill te"r" them
proposing establi h three branches of the State
Bank.