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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02
MEIARIE JOCKEY CLUB
RACCfS

SPRING MEETING, 1889.
consequence OF the inclemency of the weather and
L condition Of the track, the remaining races the
Netairie Course will take place follows:
Jockey Club PURSE $1,000 four mile heats on Tues.
day.
By order of the Executive Committee,
april p CENAS, Scc'ry.
s. PERM CANDI.ES-3OJ boxes various brands in
- store, and for sale by SHALL Il BROWN,
npl s6 magazine ST
GosIiEN BUTrEii-5o ii,kinS, JUS! received and
~ for sale b., SHALL Il BROWN,
april So Magazine st
E1LOUK-!7l Urls landing 'rvm steamer Empress
l. for sule by & DORSEY,
april "a New Levee
Old MADElRA-loo dozen Blnckbu,n's Madeira
" for sale by LEVI II GALE,
april | 80 Common st
&DAP-5lo hoxes Sonp. james Gould, Jackson 4
- TrowLrirlge, and A Mmton's, for sale by
apll BRIDGE & Co, 1871 Magazine st
g PERM GANDi.ES-3DD boxes sperm Candies,
- assorted brands, for sale by
apl 81 BRIDGE Il Go 1874 Magazine s.,
'1NHE subscriber offers for sale $50 bls Flour $50
1 bhls Whiskoy; SO casks Bacon Sides; 50 casks
Bncon Shoulders; 10 casks nSScl Hams
apr TiiOS b liULI.EN, ~ Camp st
WISDOM AND GENIUS OF SHAKESPEARE,
COMPRISING Moral Philosophy, Declarations Of
- Character, Paintings Of Nature and the Passions
rnven hundred Aphorisrs and miscellaneous picL'a =,
with notes, Nc. Tho whole making IL Text Book for
the Philosopher, Nloralisl, Statesman Poet and the
Painter.
The >piri, of tho East Illustrated in Journal of
Travels Though lonme during cvcnfu period by
urIu'urt, Esq. Just received and for sale by
april ALEX. TOW ,R, ~ Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02
GA EsllS

u PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in tie moss
elegant manner IN Black Colnrcd I>Ks, on Enamel
led, White Flake, Plain ) nrCcl CARDS, amt
Prices rcry reasonable u TRUE AMERICAN OF
flCE, corner cfP"ydlas 0ml s.. thnres SIS
Sere'ai New ANIL Beautiful FOu,tS Of rYrE hare
Just been nAi@l 10 the Establishment.
Oricrs r"ccired n Compiling Room, 81. Charles
Erch"ngc, 'rd door from GIa,ei st,or NJ Mr Printing
ohc' ro'"fr Of Hoylra> 4 II. Charles Streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

MErAIRIE CouRsF.-Prop,ietor's Purse, s lOOO-
1hree Nile He0t.-'rhe Race. yesterday, was one @
great interest. The odds in favor OF Kuvenaus
hn Richard had buckers, nd as Cippus was known #
have bottom and sometimes mouu run, "lhe field" WA
taken aga the iavoritr.
We tn not think that VIC called upon-.ndecd w
hardly believe II IL necessary Tor describe the pu
si"n OF the horses at The various stages OF the racc
Richard Lead and it difficult, thing to head him.
Frequently, kuvcnuush made passes, but they wcr
g-and utter brushes between the hindmos, ,wu. il
which both kavcuaush and Crpus tried to con,en
with Richard the result was us fluws:-
Id. +. Kenners b. h. Richard of York, bv
Star, dam by Shylock, years old, ITO lbs. !
al. F. iIler's t.. c. knvenaugh by Bertrand,
dandy Director, years old, 100 lbs. .
al. $. Ganison's h. Ii. rippus, dam by Mare
Anthony, years old, ll8 lbs. 8
TINE :-Jm. Sos; SIN. 5ls,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

NAVIGATION OF THE HUDsoN.-The latest acc cunts
from New York, state that the Navigation of the Hud-
son. has been resumed, and that steam boats run regu
larry to Coeymans two miles below Albany, hut that
the soity Of the ice above that place is such to pre-
cuie the hope Of getting higher up it beng jemmed
into solid mass and actually resting the bottom Of
of the river. The Courier says The ubstruc,ion'
thus formed, is 80 mpregnabe, that it has changed the
entire channel Of The river which now runs gh some
fields on the east of its former he'd"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

PRETTY MUCH OF A Blow Up.--fIeth's coal pit,
about |. miles from Richmond, Va, in the County OF
Chesterfield, took notion. the other day, that it was
time for it to rise in the world The latest accounts
site that between 30 and 40 negroes employed,
"four of them had been got out, who might recover
two others were dead, and cries and groans
distinctly heard from some who had not been reached
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

THIS DAY.
$12, 600! Capital Prize. Tickets only 'S3 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
TLASS No. 40. Authorised ,y the Legislature ot
~ the Slae. TO be drawn April 2, 1889, at 6oc!ock
p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS & co, Managers.
IS Drawn numhers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
2''all Prlzes' amounting to sli5793
Tickets 3-Hulves 5O-Quarters 75c
Packages of 25 Tickets for $75 90 warranted to drow
at least $33, Packages of rs Half Tickets SAY 81
warranted to draw ut ieas, SIG 81. Packages of rs
Quarter Tic kcts $9 IS warranted to draw at Ieast
So a5. ~ ''"''
For packages Of single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE
l6 Charities ST. and the corner of st Louis and Char
res SIS. aDr 9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

MURDER, AND No MIsrAKE.-The Louisville Journal
of the ODD, says:-
ave understand that Of the hands of the steam
boat N!oravan, killed the keeper Of tavern two or
three days ago. between Hawesvilo and Highland
Greek. on the Ohio river. We have heard statement
OF some OF the circumstances, but do not deem it
necessary to state them Nine of the fremen of the
boat, are now in custody at the place where tho deed
was committed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

The BowERY THEATRE, New York, when conf
plred, will accommodate $3.50 spec tators.-Pkikndek
phia Ledger.
During Ccles'e's engagement our St. Charles accom-
modated more than Iha, number, and on at least on.
dozen out of her dozen nights. The st. Charles
will hold near, if not Fire Thousand persons.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

FREE BANKlNG.-It gives US pleasure to know, that
our labor bus not been vainy SPENT cneuvourng to
lave frc' banking law passed in Louisiana. We
have observed that of the leading papers of Ken
lucky view the subject in the light, and is to
be presumed from ther that year will eapsc,
before that desideraum will be in active operation in
the chivulrous aud enterprsing State Kentucky.
Had the pains been taken there, which have been
used here to incucae the proper DOCTRINES that State
would at this moment have been enjoying the benefits
Of general banking law.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

I,ady Montagme's Compound CHINESE Soap re-
commended by The udIes"f Madrid and Charles
Ton, indeed rnyaiiiv, ro' iiy, the press, and the
gigantic balance of all things. public opinion has
euloeised il and placed the efficiency Of LADY l.,
Montague's compound Chinese soap beyond sus
peion for fct,er ling warm. inples on 1, he face
sun bnrn, tan, eruption. pricky heat, and sfiecs
tinns Of the skin. the healing qualities If this soap
O. will soon erndicaie. IL is recommended Us an
enollieDt shaving cop nr compound ior gentle.
men, for heHntiyiny The complexion, removing
freckes, and imparring freshness aud d-licacy TO
the complexion. The arIs cratic disri, cton of
soft and white hand, il vi many IN object OF
considerable interest. Exposure warm climates
the neck face and hands hsr"ne tanned or hard
ened, and the iBvtn ions o mod, chem sIry have
been rendered suhser vitit nul merely to he Gcces
sary every dnv soi fs, hut even To lis Iuxurirs
and elegancies.
Sold wholesale and retail! at NJ. IS Custom.
house ST. Price ST.. oil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

DR. VAN WICK the fact surgeon of the Medttprra-
mean Squadron fell on the deck of the Ohio in fit of
npoplexy, on the 24,h Dec days sail from Gihul-
ter, but had recovered sufficiently to utter monosy l.
liable.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

nONlESIICS--&0 bales Appleton and other. Al
Brown She citing, adapted to the Mexican market
100 bale. 81 inch Brown >hrtngs and ID cases bleach
ed ..hr'ns. aud Shi,rines. for sale by
april! BRIDGE Y Go, lji Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02
MIR. BUCKINGHAM.

We regret to sale that MIR. Buckingham still suffers
so much from illness be confined to his bed and
that another week must eapse bevre he will be able
to continue his lectures.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

Gov. FINLEY. the Mississippi Colony on the coast
OF Africa, was robbed and murdered about the 10th Of
September last. The death of the Governor led to hos
Titles between the settlers of Bassa Cove, and tie ma
tsss. Several cf the latter have been killed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

u The public respectfully informed that the dis
us"isl'ed Trugediau AIR FORREST is engaged for
fifteen nights, and will make his second appearance
This Evening.
First night of Mrs DUFF, and OF MrJ K SCOTT.
This Euen"g, April2 .,
Will be presented Shakspeure's Tragedy of
NJ ACB ETH.
Macbeth, Mr. Forrest
Banquo, Har rison
Macdun, Scott
Lady Macbeth, Mrs Duff
Overture, by Orchestra
10 conclude with the popular Farce of
MY YOUNG WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA.
Gregory Grzzle, Mr. J 5 Brow ne
Augustus TonkilIs, De Bar
DnulI, Mrs Plumer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

the Missouri Volunteers. Col. Taylor is Of Inc
most gallant gentlemen in our army, and as generous
and worthy as he is manly and chvalrous.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

LNORTUNE TElLER'S OWN BOOK
L. Comly's Grammar-I.eslies cookery
I}omur's key to Tcemaque
pornvs French spelling book
English Readers, half and full bound
Wanosrocht's French Ora ni,,ar
Weem's " Washington ard VI rion
EwclI's medical companion
Duull's III iihInelc-Bcll on the nerves
Indy. mc,l.cnl pocket book
sicncnlan's medical pocket hook
Nelson's tnrrier-Crockets sorg book
llue's United Suites.
new and large supply of the above works Just re-
crivei ind opened for sale on good terms l'y
mao Towa,, 40 Campt 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

SUSPENSION I'VE understand that the Vcksburg and
Commercial Bank has not only refused to pay specie
for her large notes. hut has declined to redeem even her
$5's a,d Sos. We rather think she is in bad wav
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02
METAIRIE J. c.. RACES.
|, A S r. % A Y.

NEW BOOKS.
TLVIRA, or the Nabob's Wife by Mrs Monklund,
Ia in , vols
Jack Sheppa'd, No !. by W II Ainswor,, to be
complete in parts with cuts.
Conversations Nature and Art: An interesting
and vulubc volume with numerous cuts. Just receiv-
ed bv ALEX TOWAR,
april . 40 Camp st
lNHURClI DICT RY-Containlg an exposi-
~ lion Of the terms, Phrases and subjects connected
with tho external order, sacraments, worships and
ges Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, y" it'll espe-
ciul reference the church in the United States, by
the Rev VIM Stanton. inst received and for sale bv
april ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

UNITED STATES CoURr.-We learn from the Cou-
ricr of last evening" that will be called on Tues
day April I'd, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and every succeeding
Saturday. until NIL those the docket are dsposcd Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

ENHANCEMENT THE ERIE CANAL-The proposed
enlargement of the Erie Canal and the construction of
the Black River and Genncssee Valley Canal was cs
mated to cost $500 0,00O-onc-hird of the enlarge
men contracted for and the contracts for that small
portion exceed $l7 100000!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

AT their Munich pal election in No.ilf they wire cx-
'rcmrly heIligcrent. Men shot, and others were
Ill treated. We nre more orderly here. We h We
carried on our elections without any fuss, and huve
every reason TO congratulate ourselves on tho result
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

In the New Orleans Bulletin of the 18th inst we NO.
tce long article in which the editor of that Journal
expresses much dissatisfaction account of our re-
marks relative to the trade between that city and Texas
published in the Telegraph OF til Goth ult. The harsh
and idrccled charges of the editor of the Bulletin
evncc that lie has given article but hasty me-
rsa and consequently has misunderstood our inten.
ton. Our remarks were not intended ms he seems To
mas ne to brand the merchants of New Orleans as il.
liberal, intimate that there had been any coalition
among them to denreCiac the value of Fexas ruDcr
on the c"nlrury they designed to apprse the mer-
chants of that city, Of the fact that the trade of Texas
was duly becoming more valuable account of our
intercourse with Mexico; and that in consequence the
merchants of the North already entering tue lists
competitors for this trade. in doing this we casual
iy remarked that if the merchants of New Orleans snail
pursue towards citizens liberal policy, and aid in
sustaining the currency of thu country they may in n
great measure monopolize The ude of Texas and soon
receive specie instead of bills ofcredt. We desired bv
these remarks awaken them sense OF the if tr,.
interests, and to induce them to adopt generous mil
cy, which by increasing the obligations which our c
already them, would unite the trade bc
t" cen that City and Texas, 'hat the competitors above
mentioned would lie unable to affect to the ui.ry of
New Orleans. Texas owes t. New Orleans IA dcbt of
gralilillr which "nf I" c,,ui. In tho ,u, vi
our sc,cres tral she gcnernu: sly extended to us her
suCcoun. hand, and afforded destitute orphans
and widows II shelter aud a!hone. Nuw in The hour of
prosperity should not forget these ob.at:ons Man
however is governed by self interest Unless her nrr-
chants shall ecrncae confidence, and make i, for
the interest Of citizens trade With New Orleans
they will nnturul urn to other channrls-Houstou
(Ie.:ds) Iei
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

TO THE PUBLIC OF NEW ORLEANS.
| here cXoneratn myself 10 those who would have
h. nortd me with their presence ut the Preshy eria
Church. on Monday evening" lst of April
Having received official notice (oo late to an.
nounrc the pustpunencu that Phrenologv was incmp.
paible with the worship Of the church, therefore was
perenptorily refused the use of it, after my having oh
tanned the sanction of the trustees.
The principal plea advanced, that the subiec,
led 10 mu,er sin and was rance with the priuci.
pies of religion. This has been stunbn" block to all
the sciences which hive adorned and civilized mankind
Mark! the sci:rre of asirom my, the Newtonuu ard
Bi comm philosophy, chemistry, geology. &C. Calico
was incur,eratcd by the Roman inluiSon ut the age
of ~, for demonstrating the uut Of the Copernicnn
PhlosGphy-the small fry of the church (uut the truly
regious) have prosecuted the advocates Of ge losy
because of its supposed contradiction to some f,vore
dognas In fact, HE supestitious and higoted (who
are the gnorant always ready to raiSe the hue
md crv against any science which Dies not exactly
dore MH with their particular cherished Il d precon.
ceved noions-ereore, why should Phreuologists be
prised at the efforts made undervaun and decry
their science!
The subscriber has obtained churches of all lenomi
nations in all parts of the UnioI-but in New Orleans
he finds that there is ovei FLOWING of scrupuiosity
and fnStidGsness in this particular. Again. Yesterday
being the celebrated first uv of April TALL fools da W
those having the rule OF the church, suppose were dc.
ternned to play oil joke, the expense of the Pub
lie.
| am the Publiz's ohedirnt Servant.
II. II. COLlYEK, N. y.
In,1y be consulted at the Exchange Hotcl room nGO
COR few days only.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

LATEST FROM FLOKIDA.-We really rtJo'ce to lcnTn
~t The tffc IF y siqr N9els death pseyss try in.
nexsd late intelligence from tbs scene Of action
TREAT FERRY, +. +. March 90, 1929.
Dear Sr;-'The of Major Nocl's dea,h has
proved to be untrue H. is alive and getting WE'LL
Cen Taylor and staff arc expected here today, Col!
tlarvev leaves shortly for Indi river"
Another letter. with extract of which, we have
been favored, dnted) dated Fort HeiIman, March 90
saws:
Fight companies of the 9TH artillery arc to be rce-
we'd and proceed to fort Columbus, as soon as the Eth
Infantry arrives to succeed them Capt. Brown'sa
having not been designated tor relief Bv the middle
of Ar r think not many of the lth Artillery will re-
main in the nation. The 9Th Infantry are daily expcc.
here this evening""
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

-Amo: kend.l will not revive the Express Mail be
tween Louisville and Nashville.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

COL Solomon Van Rensselaer, the Hero of Queens
ton Heights, has been reformed out Of his office OF
Post Master of Albany, which he has faithfully attend
ed to for II years, by the Heaven born Amos" uen,
deus ruh perdere prius dementat. Amos certainly
mad that lick.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02
SPLENDID LONDON BOOKS.

SPLENDID LONDON BOOKS.
WIN Superb Steel Engror.mgs.
millions Paradise Lost, illustrated by John
Views of the Einalo va Mountains, in India.
Select illustrated Topography of London.
Miniature classic lii rnrv, in 50 vols.
Romance of nature-Flora's Gems
The book of Ro val,y-les danes de Byron
Andrews lessons in flower painting.
Byron Gallery-The Dadem by Miss Sheridan
Cyclopaedia Of popular songs
The book of Trades or c rcle OF useful arts.
And variety ofsp'endid annunls nh1Ws ana works
art and literature cor St Charles ' "Da w SITS
MOULD CANDLES-175 boxes assorted sizes re-
for sale by SHALL g. BROWN,
m25 95 Magazine st
T INSEED OILS casks receiving from New York
mss SHALL. BROWN, 96 Magazine $.
y mara7 READ & NARsTOW,7 Bank Place
R4Ac nNANpyl9 barrels Old p enc h5 sss
NICHOLAS NICKlEBY-Nos. :, 5 and 9 also
y the first six in part: with variety of
very interesting books just received; for sule by
m17 TOWAR, 40 Camp at
powDERIInv oices OF Int Powder, Us, Iss"ived
mar 10 90 Magazine st
DINE APPLE CHEESE and Goshen Bnter i'll
l. store and for Fale by READ & BARSToW,
mar 30 Bank Place
kOI fh on kegs superior western reserve But
ID ter. for sale by G. DORSEY,
mar 10 Al New Ievec
g PERM CANDLES-2nO boxes Just received and
- for sale by SAMUEL T. BLANCHARD,
mar is 80 Gravirr 1t
IVNAR-50 bris Rosin receiving from ship Charlie
Il imagine, ard for SHE by
mar 10 SHALL & BROWN, 90 Magazine st
rORN-10O bushels corn, in store, for sale BY
~ CHAMPLlN & COOPER,
ml3 70 g. 80 julia st
HUNNY B\GS-l 100 bales gnnny bugs landing per
~ ship Senator, for sale by
m29 S&J p WiIIrNEY.73 Camp 1t
NEW PUBLICATiONS-Th wou.en of England
their social duties, md domestic habits, bv Mrs
Ellis, author of the Poetry Of Life, Pictures of mi.
vat, life, Prctenson &c. in vols.
Jack Adams, the mutineer, by Captain Chamier r. N.
author oftfc Life of a sailor boy, Ben Brace & c in
9 vols.
The Bubbles ofCanada by the author of Sam Slick,
the cocknaher, SC sc, also No. 10 of Nicholas
Nickebv
ust received and Cor snc by
ma9 WMcKEAN, cor of Camp & Common sis
HAVANA SUGAR--37 hoxe- Havana white sugar
IL 40 do do brown do laniing. for sale by
mig S&JP WHITNEY, % Camp st
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, corner Common
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02

During the engagement of Mr. Forrest, Shakspcarc's
most popular pieces will be produced with powerful
casts. The management have engaged to that effect
Mis- Duff, Mrs Barrett, John Scott and Jas Browne,
who together with Mr. Barton, Pearson and the stock
company will secure the means producing any play
in the most effective manner.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02


OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS orSTEAM
~ rCArS RIM, bore ,Le;r u,vs' s,.,..I ,,o
/ ''' '"' "''e ''" "'''S S""'" ~, " one
., mare Cuorrd Inks on Plain or Coorrd rup,r, NTH
@esp"fch ard o" jar"r"he TERMS, By tearing their
! ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE. Garner , +
poydrn< aud 81. Charles sncc,s.
Nsv9y-,f
.I,;, 'I, o. n,,rSa ,th,I o. age, hnndy
nns9 '"'S' par ""'''S NJ '"I:yG W Apply ar
nm Az =, w. 10 n"l"3nLI
w v","s az and nran DH, |,%AM E'i,S Of
leans ans and Charles JOSEF @!,' for -ni, BY
ma l. 'IhNNbN, u Camp 1T
| AruNNER Go riiI\G-l, eases os,orl, Il .IInnr,
- clothing, lnn,lin2 from Shi, Senator, Tor sale by
mes | BRIDGE. ~ Go, I}i Al,guziu. ST
IpEO1;N\S-,, c,.,. i, ,,,.l;,, :, ,,.--,.,
, inr from shin Srnr,,, fir S,is ~, '''6"'s ''"o
I NO. ''''' rpIn':L" -, S =" ~ y,
OWE, T,I,''-'' ~ 80 .2' Negaz!ne st
ms BRIDGE n Go, I3i Magazine st
| NJ OTIt'T-The -uhScril-r IA !, ,,r h. ,,rL, -, ,;.
" the Apo,lccrv store Owned n,mrry NV ", W v,,"
H a. ST. opposite the Vegetable market
., Tue "a Homeopathy above I,rlod st-bess leave
h"s pysc"ns md tn" rms in general tina. he
able and mos, con"r,"" ano ".f IA" o n rec, o" an
medicines and chemical rrennn,on. an t on ues'
s'an,y there h, r nj" NE m con-
mar IS II. BONNAREI.
E''rrI DOLLARS EEwAED3r6s above re-
| "
day numbered l29! supposed 10 be false number)
| who haul ID cuses and / bale ,udzc A Gn,n sL;oo
StcI@liz LII GALE,
1nA,i ,S,, H., ,,y,,, -, ''' ol,mon 81
fi,.,oi ~ Mol'ii 'r;-Any vessel wanting III
~ VI " ''f he'Shl Will be @Ifcn, apply to Box 0fhc
-: --N d, nu' rs. st NJ
uhN Mi'1:S-lo Of >n'"ls combined, corr q =.
~ l.rS and grinders snnI,!e for plantation usg in
store for sale by CllAMPLlN X COOPER,
JOHN Y. CHILDS.
ENGRAVER AND COPPER pr ATE pp,>rrp
No. 3, Cawu 81 EN-
NNIlLL cngraye and print to order, ban, ,o,es l;,,.
w ofexchnupr nils of lnl;ug 1;nI,," . 'n''
tile and visiting cards nolur,l consular ,rI cn.n,;n
house SAILS door PLACES silver ware. Co. ,iwau. ~"
hand, an assortment of silver nIn,4d and hras. 49,
H',os. 0
rs Cards printed from plates already engraved,
nov"
unnSrOr pIru ,noI, n -
Ii G,,,, Ill.,, Eii; ' '!e'S boston Kun, landing
mo: 'i' y, ~ :, an, ~, , i"t me- ny
-"'-----------r,--- WI iNEf 10 Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-02
JARVIS & ANDREW

JARVIS & ANDREWS,
" HOlESALE DRUGGISTS, corner Common
w nnt rchnpitoua- streets, offer for sale
% hbls number castor oil
500 ounces French sulphale 1unine
10 casks salaratus; so boxes English mustard
10 bhls alcohol; 50 bbs whiting
200 cases apothecar:es glass ware
30 bbs spts urpenlinr; so bbs tanners oil
20 casks pure sperm oil; b casks Dutch nseed oil
80 ra:hovs oil virio, which they q ftr for sale Oh,
he reasonable Inv,
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1t is said that N. p. Willis's "Co, suir' i, out W.
have not yet seen the pratca concern Nat prett,
cute chaF-he is in our honest candid opinion the mos
Gppsh, aud pretty, and elegant, and delightful write
in chr country. He is not us correct Washington
Irving, but he has poetry aud more variety. lie
o'trnrr falls into ridiculous extrsmes but sometimes
rises height that living has MOI attained But send
US your Corsair, Wilig-u very bad title, Think for
literary-and "hen We hive overstock of idle time
we'll tell what think OF YOU.
The Missouri Legislature have passed resolution Of
ce"<ure upon Col Taylor of the United States Army
on account OF hi report of the aidIy conduct OF