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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
WYNN PRlNCE& SON will make sales Of Trees and

WYNN PRINCE & SON will make sales of Trees and
w Cuttings of the Genuine Chinese Mons Multicau-
lis Monis Expansa, Alpine Broussa, Canton and other
Societies. deliverable the purchasers such period
the Spring is convenient to them and Will enter into
Contracts accordingly. Prices and terms for the Trees
them by mail, well prices for Silk Worm Eggs Null
berry Seeds, &c. The Mutcauis Trees remarkably
vigorous and first imported the genuine tree, pur
chasers of obtaining the genuine kind II is from
this and from the great attention paid by them
that the they have sold have given universal salts
faction.
Flushing, near New York, January l, 1889.
m
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02

Culver PENS.-The Silver Lunar Pen, new arti-
- Gle lust imported from England is this day received
for sale by F. TAYLOR, and may be examined at his
sto
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02

NEW BooK-The Only Daughter, domestic story
IN edited by the author of the Subaltern &c, Just
received, for sale by +. TAYLOR, or for circulation
among the subscribers to the Wavery Circulating Libra
ry, Immediately east Of Gadsbys.
Also, Just received new edition Of the Wavcry No
ves complete in vols, with the authors last corrections
and additions
A new edition Of the Charcoal Sketches dec Is
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DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE-The subscri-
ber DESTROYS of embarkng in more active call
ing will dispose of the entire Printing establishment of
the " Times and Democratic Advocate" situated IN
Frederick, Md the largest most popular and most veal
thy county in the State. This paper has fair list OF
good subscribers Of whom reside in the county and
are as clever Of fellows can be found any where
there being but few, if any, scabby sheep in the
flock Its advertising patronage is OF considerable value,
and it has as good run Of JOB WORK any other
establishment in the city Besides and valuable
Press, the office stocked with materials OF every kind
required which in good order as those of any
weekly paper in the Union The that have
cred since the LIST of June will be sold with the Office
the purchaser and them very liberal discount will be
made. This will give the purchaser occasional supply
OF funds which will very materially aid him in his bust
ness 1t will be sold low and accommodating terms
hence fine opportunity of making money is offered to
those disposed to purchase such concern Persons
wanting such establishment requested to address
their letters post paid the subscriber residing IN Ere
derrick, Md
BARZILLAI MARRIOTT.
Nnyemher 7th l63S l0-3m
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02

New York, In the case of certain charges preferred
by him against J. w. Reckless collector ofihe dis.
trct OF Perth Amboy, transmit, herewith, the pa
pers In the case, in order that the officer named may
be called upon TO make settlement for The expenses
referred to, and will thank you take the necessary
measures 10 accomplish that object The papers
now sent may be returned TO this Department when
done with
am, very respectfully, your obr't servt,
HIRVI NVnnnpuDV
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02

HISTORY OF THE INQUISt PION, IN | volnm,
of 1872 pages with numerous engrayngs price ifi,
cents is just received, for sale by
nov F. TAYLOR.
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"P s Your return for the month OF February last
has been received to-day, and shows large on
hand not deposited and you hereby required il not
already done, deposite any balance still hand in
the above branch to the credit Of the Treasury, and
forward receipts therefor, in order to time and
pense in travelling to Natchez"
Z" 1t seems, sir he liked TO have forgotten that the
fellow was in default at all The postscript recolIectsh
but then merely requests the performance OF an ois-ne-
elected duty But he writes him again IN week
Treasury Department, Sept 2s' 1880;
Z" SIR | regret TO say that the reasons assignee "a
your letter Of the 18th inst for wihholdngyour on'hy
returns cannot hereafter be deemed satisfactory can
perceve no sufficient cause for their beng delayed
longer than the first week each succeeding MONTH as
,hoTe can he no difficulty in asccrainng at once tho
on n money received within the month, or in stating
ho .oupt OF your disbursements and depostes during
the month This is all that Is required IN them The
bor, Of these returns to afford the Department the
earliest information regard 10 the money operations
Of the Land Office, and the punctua transmission OF all
the moneys received to the bank Of depose They are
therefore OF paramount importance, and cannot De per-
med TO await tho completion Of detailed book ente''
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TRAVELS OF ANACHARSIS, abridged for you'll
i from the original work Of the Able Barthelemy on,
volume of 400 pages, price 81 cents Just received 70
sale hy f. TAYLOR now
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sale Ivy +. TAYLOR. now
EELTS BLACK FLulD.-Steven's light blue dark
l. blue and red Writing Fluids
Arnold's do do
Guyot's Paris Writing Ink, red and black
Terry's London Inks, black red, japan and copying
Terrys Ink Powder.
French Rose Carmine Ink, beautiful article.
Perrys Blue writing FLUID; Teny's green writing
Fluid.
Maynard and Noyes, Boston Ink and Ink Powder, red
and black.
Kidder's New York do do do
Dobb's British Exchequer Ink
large supply OF the above is just received for sale
and opening, most of i, imported Ivy
oct 81 F. TAYLOR
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18

20 judge book well, wo ough. not
10 know its author,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

DAlNTS, OILS Il VARNISHES-5OO kegs ms.
and White Lead; 300 Canister t'rome Green
amt, ground n in oli Black do Iinsee1 Oil sperm d"
uu!; ." brls. Whiting C"pal and Jupnnncd VnrnS!,
or SAFE $. LOCKE l. Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05
Theatrical Notice:

those Ladies and Gentlemen engaged with James n.
Caldwell, New Orleans, res pccuuy informed that
the THEATRE will open for the season in all September
next.-Perso"s in negGcia,"n will apply to G. H. Bar
re Esq New York, or by letter TO the Proprietor, New
Orleans
W The. louisville Journal, Cincinnati Wing, New
York Eve:'ns STAR and the spirit of the Times, will
please publish the above three times each By order
o't"e Proprietor. Geo. HOLLAND, Treasurer
st Charles Theatre
N Orleans, 22d Aug 1889. If.
TAM S LAST NOVFI.-The Gentleman Of the Old
= School Tale in Volumes, by & P r James
Esq. author Of the III suenot, the Robber &C. &c
JUST Heceived and Tor sale by Alex TOWAK,
aus SIu ~ Camp Street.
AMERICAN LOUNGER nv The autbor -
Capt kyd. The Pirate of the Gulf &C. Ne. in
one volume. 49, III
tropuls." ~"' "e
Bench and Bar &c. &c. in volumes.
New Pocket Lacoi, in Volumes
Also iiomeword Bound and Home IS fouml
lust a SSr'ctivedby Alex ToWAR,
""s ~.u --:-- 40 Camp st.
lNlouR-looo barrels fresh suporfne Flour, in
ao5 store' Tor snle BY G DORSEY.
NeW
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

hat are the Americans about that they do no,
1 H some large stnnaerS across to England? Th.
Pr Prior toi company re build ng Two iron steamers u
+ uu TONS each and am told they to lave 81 q
re above paragraph is taken from Lcndon letter
I"lSneu III Boston paper. II would be difficult &c
e.a a" The Americans are about that they do not send
re cleaners to Eng and But We bell, We that We
c'u r, answer The question, in part.
ev are IN The first place, waiting, Perhaps to see
whether they will be profitable.
.efc"aIy They are about seeing whether they can.
sci or machinery.
J., 1hraiy. They are about paying their debts to
ana '"' goods, ordered in part by them, and in par
.ust upon Them without orders, and without IL com
p'! ~, with the revenue laws of the country.
ne americans are, at the present moment, suffering
rom temporary wait Of cash, and they think il better
~ pay thrr debts than to build iron steamboats, at the
ooet u, al million each. Meantime like true Amer
hey are looking for information in regard to
e klnd OF boats best TO navigate the nc ean and in
curing whether some improvement in the strL cture OF
ue nll o. the machinery not increase safety and
porting the boat. "' N"r
r wren me pressure is over, Americans will show the
"nShSh what they hive been abLut-n tine thing they
paid their debts ''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05
From the L.. s. Gayatie

ne Larerpo0i-We fluid, in the Boston Guzette, the
"n,oineu ho!ice OF dangerous situation, in whit the
pasSnsers e" the Liverpool steamer were placed:-
we unde 'sand from friend who came rassen =,
n" ,ne Liverpool that she had uncomnonIy rough
Tue sixth day out midnight in furious gale OF w;nd
s' Ier rope broke three times and the boat became
for sho't ,ine the passengers were all
IIsd-praiyers were made by several ciergymen on
"u"1", a. ,her request, as everything had u alarming
appearance. 1h. bout however, wcatlered TIL. Storm
Nv ,he ; nothing of the breaking of the ,iIicr
rope rue special prayers were certainly most nat
ufal anu most con,ntndible In similar difficulties e
mariners OF the vessel in which JONAH, was nosscng.
caiea every nan upon his god hut the sea did not
from s fag'ns u"til they "all called upon the IoHD
,ra.s ION often suggested by The extremity of dis
ne concluding ,e'ark that the boat weahe rel The
Storm might have been spared con <lerins .hu, The in.
port. " '''' o'"' u"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

:. :nr' Ed'or will YOU please to inform me. who .bs
IL Is no, customary that the Report OF the Grand Jmr,
De pnhi'shed aud if so The r,ason why the Inst ,ern
from the public ASjJHSCP1 T'!neel'
EDr.-'ln reply to ga Subscriber" we answer thar i
always has been, excellent Gu ,tom tn nurl;.,
'he reports OF the different Grand Juies both in ,b;s
and all other cities. But the REASON WHY thar m,ds
the last Grand Jury of this parish las not been ,h;
shed, we are unable to divine. 1t has perb,,s Ioa,
overlooked at the end of the term of the Cour, So
rbsr had better enquire Of the Judge or of the C
Of the Criminal Court win
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

UomG": The following is fine passage but we
e unable to name its author:-" As the dove i'll vlasp
IT'S wing to It's side and cover and conceal the arrow
mat Is prying lis sitas-so is the nature Of woc
man, to hide from the world the pangs efwounded afec.
'on' WIN her the desire of the heart has failed The
sIea' car q" existence end. Lick fur her. af.
ter little lille and you find friendship weeping over
her uni me'> grave, und wondering that one who but
neiy gIowec with all The radience heol, and Leuu.
worIn.' You will he told of some wintrv clt sone
s'sht indisposon, that laid her ow-hut no one knows
me mental maady that previously snpped her strength
ana made her so easy prey to the sroer:''
PhiIad, Courier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

a most curious appearance occurred in the a,mos
Ptiere on Tuesday night about oclock In the c,st,
there was, about 20 degrees above the horizon ond ~
tending up about 80 degrees, and towards tn. uo,b
about 50 degrees and running from the east towards
the NORTH beautiful rcd glow, extremely bright and
Shaded into beautiful columns. The intensity of tho
lisht lasted about three quarters of all hour, when il
partially disappeared leaving however for several hours
DIM reddshness from the east to the north ems, -
what was 1t! We thought it nigh, be the reflection
from some burning prairie but it not the season far
prairie burning.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

l he editor OF the french side of the un;a,; L. H.;
feJonder to "ur remarks of Tuesday, does no, a,,car
W nave a'tosethir understood our MEANING In h;s ,
| per Of Monday, he recommended II certain peu,roz
treatment tor the yellow fever, to hcb we remarked
that, what might b, Il very successful ,rcn,,,.r, !, ,
Or more cases. would be fo,n, very u;ur;ous mr. c,,, j.
| many others We could II IT coucciv. ina, j.; w ,;.
any particular system could he adooted with co,er.,
success for otherwise the services eta pbvs;con mich,
lie dispensed with whereas it is well known thar mon
d'fltr III constitution and habits; the disease differs be
ing at times mild al other times intense or oI;,a,,.
the symptoms dferin different PERSONS md in df,;rep,
localities, ard herein consists the difficult mar, of the
| o"t'es OF the physician; and skilful physiciun
VIII treat all cases of yellow fever alikp-althouph
we Know some ale welded to ruo.nel and some admin
stef porter or common sour ale. In the absence of
physician, no doubt certain remedies NAV he admniS
e'e"' frequently with advantage but as IL svstem INV
treatment must necessarily be bad. We have neither
knowledge nor time 20 go into scientific discussion
81 'he SUBJECT it was not our intention and here we
will let it drop.
Inc iousianian is mistaken in SO, ing that we accor
ded more zealo the American Physicans than ia ,h.
fehch. we said, they rea ed the disease generally,
win 'or' energy We are read to render full Justice
70 the French part OF the fraternity not only to 6er
zs'l' hut also to their ability la,g e number among
them' we know, to be gentlemen VT. studied in their
profession aud of great experience; bu, as that part of
the population mostly attacked with the yellow f, cr
speaks the English language, j, is natural 10 suppose
and it is fact, that ply scians whose mother tonrue
is English are mostly called in attend upon them and
II IS consequently as natural to SUPPOSE that those pbv.
sic'ans have become better acquainted with the disea.e
which this year more particularly, has assumed dlreu,
shapes.
IN our opinion from the yer, great deal we have seen
OF the yellow fever, requires energetic Treatment, un1
VIII not yield TO gum water, porter or sour ale.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

RaH RO0d from Paris Ia /i0rye-lu tI,o E,,
'hanier "f 'epnte> on the 9th Of Julv the suboct M
the flavre rIli road debated y II ,o. o oj.j ", o.,
10 hnnul the Contract GnIcrrd INTO with ,h, .o,,, ~
Tor the construction ui the rail road to lnyrc ,,r ~, 49,
thorise tn repayment 10 the Subscribers of , ,d,,n
/ may by them on the shares Thus tn, Ir,,r,,L L.;
Debats rc,narks the rail road from I.uris I'm ,, w
has ceaset 10 exist. II had nevertheless Tho ,..
adds an Importance ui the first order |, was ,I;J
upon to resolve the grand problem 50 long discn.seJ
the sea port OF Paris. 1t wOnid hav. cxcrcisl ,Io
happy influence on the rhine destiny of France ~
while Fairs would have the ocean nj her ,,,, j.,
would have comprehendpd, and with j, the wLnI ,,
Try, that Frame, washed by the sen ON tire. s;s
10 be one OF the first mnrme pow ets of the unv,,sa
Who tell the development which Transaction, Ill
countries beyond the would have acquired ri, hal
been made easy fer the Pari ian heweel the r;s;nr |
the setting OF the sun, to go 10 IIavre to have .i
tor the transaction OF business and rGIr 10 his n,,
frcsdr! '''' =" II
A, the end of the last session these brilliant ,c,
peared near being realized Iencrprtll i, is iui xn
DREAM lr, plan presented by tie mni, try o; The li,h
Nav reduced conditiouu!Iy the dimensions of the errer
PRISE N an excessive proportion. Yet it made btri,
Mug OF the work. 1t left at least hope The vote nC
the Chamber has annullcd the whole II is IN our n,i,
ion n di$ aEtrGus vote. ~"
The result appears to have arisen partly fom Il, 50.
greelnFni On the part of the subscribers in relation r.,
the route by the 3iake"r should he aIop,c inS,nJ "
that y The valley OF the Seine which wa nrai, ,I h
part of the subscribers. 1t was found also Ne NJ,
sumo, that the expense was likely to he eres,cr In,
had been anh inaed and the susc rbrrs we,q J;,nr |
aged by The distressed price of shares in Tho n,Lnr ;
roads in Frahcc.-B Boston DniLy 1dr. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

"eare again under the necessity of asking the in.
diligence {" our subscribers for the snail amount oe
mater III our paper. The last fit worA man W, h,d
e'f' was taken with the fever Yesterday morning: and
our subscribers are indebted the boys of the Office
VINO have escaped the edeic for the sheet we prcs,u,
day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 1870

CHARITY HOSPITAL Admitted %, yellow fever 90
"ea'"s up to O'Clock precisely. :. . --.
ForTEEfs acknowledgements $50 of yeEov f,
ver' from Charity Hospital.
American Burying Ground iner,ncn,s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05
fof inc Philadelphia Saturday Courier
LINES TO 4

ney say, who know me not. NV love will eb,noo
,r, Nheh alter years have dm'd thy sparkling eve:
nay mi;;y, youthful love- forever prone to range
And leave by lonely heart n mann W 49, ~ us
An ne, ten The TOO. the tic that binds my heat,
Is mt the slender web wild fancies WEAVE
Nhich the first gale of adverse winds Will nart
am an sc'Gr'lg from thy heart leave it gricvc,
nat such fair hopes should be, BUT to deceive
own it may be true that FANCY ~oye
~. ne hrSt i'a web to bind my heart to thine;
But every struggle for release. doth proye
nat something else with FANCY 10th combine,
aroma my heart the enchanting tie to twinc
ln ,e dearest" heed them not, heart like mine
,ut w W iaEhin' prove cen in the lapse of years,
" men from thy cheek thy beauty shall decl
hhc eye grow dim-grant Heaven its nor " i,b tpo,s
AND time upon thy brow has wrinked table, rears.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

he0p HrS"d "A few days since says the GreeuyiII,
"! "'le = CT The 10Th inst. We saw wagon loaded
W." Pune " neat which was purchased in East Ten.
nessr' at 81 cents per bu<he and the gentleman in
"l1d u.s. '''t if he Ind ne few miles ia,,ber' i
S"'" a'e 'cn bought at 25ct<. Tie states that the
''''s N That IF count ', ,ffr To euguge corn yIa !,
Is harvested at from 10 ia to l21 per bushei
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

lie Mayor OF the Town Of Nashville ulf.rs reward
OF so" Tor the npprchen ion of William G. Harrison
Tor the foul and unprovoked murder of William Sond,
NO description is given in this handful of Harrison
great oversight.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

= lMmol'S iiARl'r d Co, nre now receiving iroa
- on board ship Orleans, Eagle, Highlander Poker
he,fy andrew french and German plny cards; Back,
ard Balls; $50, 10 and u inch blade Bowie Knives:
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt
rocket fiorSemans, and Duallng Pistols; double and
single 'rrelied Guns Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
and Pistol Flasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
leIc ss!on Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth Hair, TOOTH
ana Nail brushes; Oris and Chlorine Tooth Wash
riey long Hair Brds Ringlets and Frize,tes; Pear
and Toilet Powder Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions
raent Slides or Carriers; Gum Elastic $uspcnders;
Ear-drops; Waist Buckles; bracelets Bead Neckln:es
anaChans Gilt and siivercd Beads; Indian Beads,
8ells and rlnmcs; Shell Twist Side and Dressing
Combs; to their former stock on hand
makes lheIf assortment very complete and will be sold
ow end on liberal TERMS ut the sign of the Golden
oo'hp' f3-tt ~ Charities street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

The etc day of Rousseau celebrated On The o7tb
June, at ''ene,a, Nearly imee thousand Children
walked in procession in front Of his statue str,.;n
flowers II, rs base as They passed In the evening tLe
street and island nf Rousseau was ilIunu,ied "a '''
PLAYED n"tiiual aws, aud the Ia, which was C,ynrcJ
with fine weather. conc uisd will brilliant fire wurl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05
THE LIBEL CASE.

PUBLISHED THIS DAY, and for sale at til
c"'nng Room of the True American, st Charlre
noe'ad al the principal Book Stors, correct Repor,
Oh lie late interesting and important suit of the State
OF Louisiana vs. John Gibson, Editor and Publisher of
Tue true American, before the Criminal Court or L.
bel. , o,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

tuPPERs Il BlEEpERs-
E.CarI, No. e. Canal street-bimself mr. r,,,ror @,
ways to be found, day or night
W. W. King, 81 ST Charles street.
l.. Madeline Nos Camp street. near Canal,
NJ. b. Enrrcs, No. S Camp street, near Canal
Payne, Cuppcr and Blcclcr, at Madame De,hur>,,s ,
ofGravier and Tliopi,oulas SITS.
j.; a: DonncIy, No. 1879 Royal street, near Orleans
at NJ. Aletge's Apothe4ar ''''"''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05
From the Boston transcript,


"The Hon. G. Augustus hurmyn Ia Jo l. =
"yoHnger SOM of the noble sire has nuhlishsI ~
don, his Travels in North America duri,g Iha ".
1884, 5, g. including Il Summer res;d,nca car "a,
Pawnee Tribe of Indians &C. &C. Den,Inv,s M AZ 'lle
lanv, in u notcs of this work. ul,udnr ~ ,b
residence with the Iawnccs remarks: "RroJ onI ";
ca among The nv'goratlng mountains Of the Sco,,;sh
Highlands T. mount rio o, 'Ieo't'sh
of the ptarmigan, and stalk the fleet and 800 i
among his fastnes>es-AIr Murray was ms, H.; Ia uet'
I" undergo the atlgncs of prairie favel and sbn>v tH
had not caused the sturdy race Of 'alcJnn VI, s
rate. His activity and his r1 his cnurnoa W., L. L.
tirmncss, were rather superior than inferior IN ,bn ,,
ard of the children Of nature with wh,n ha rann"a j.,
1t will be seen by the following es1ract Gon,
Mr. c. Augustus Murrays hook thar his on;n; y,
Indian character is not quite SO exalted ms i'm, o,
tanned by our friend Catlin: ~ >"'''
Every hn,ir that spent with the Indians. m,r.ss,1
upop me the conviction ,hnt hnL ,u Impressed
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

MAiDRAI.TY OF NEW ORLEANS.
f\HE pr,ce oi flour to day heng So Is per barre
1 according to the tariff tic bakers viii a;ye =.
ounces OF bread for ten during the week
nng on Monday next, the I'd Sept. The leaves Of
"nd quality, or Of three for cents shall weigh o. no.
cent moro, that is TO shy, ounces.
aug g. C. GENOIS u,,,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

~; TUESDAY, B. September, 1899
The Council met pursuuu, to adj r,rnmcn,: nrc
sent Hon. Joshua Baldwin, president, Aldermen
Eoyd. L,ckrtt, Peters, Rogers, Whitney.
Iheie being no quorum, the Council stood ads
Io"sned 10 Tuesday next, the 10th September, at
5 o'clock. p. NJ.
JOHN GIBSON, Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05
r, W, COLLENS

Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 1863 COMMON STREET
Exchange Hotel BrIldngs)
AAD Commissioner takes aiilaviis under mil BY
<CvlrIue of the Acts of Congress ra.s.d y III E'r'
ary' ib2u LIST March 1917; the Judiciary Act If 1888
and other acts Of Congress, in such cases lna,;e and
provided. '"' ant
Sad Commissioner has considerable exnerience
and uses Il rms of caption and certificate whch h g.,
Stood nc severes' scrutiny of the aL!est Lawyers
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-05

MISSING Gcods.-l cask Cuilery.-.o Be xcs R,;lls
Ivl Leather, coming 10 Sclwarck Il Go. mark ] c,
Dinnles n Co. have never reached their lcSrjnaton
anove. ANY Information concerning tcsc packages
Will be thankfully received by
'JnIv 18th "a Grnx;ar =,