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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

Notice TO asriaiaIircht StccgAa0idcFs.
A I stated Monthly Nreu8g nj the President
L n aud Dr. ctnrS Of tin Jluss RIVER ami hauav
ha 30. held tie City II IL, Inn nj, on Tuesday,
18th May, 1859:
Resolved, That nouee be gwen l. the delinquent
stock hulders OF tie ron pany, that Ii case the .nou +
doe nom te,, respectively, be not raid. IIred
in manner tislaCror, 10 the Board, pfeVlons to
ibe Isl day Of August leXi, thelr stocks viii lmme
diaitiy thoeai be advertised ior sale, pursuant
the provisions II the Cp"rier.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having accounts
against the Company, and wh1 IN artears, be
aud they are hereby requested TO send 'hew
claims to the Secretary for settlement at the July
meeting OF the Board, aud that in of a failure
do on then pan, the existence OF Their claims
wNnot exempt them from the operation oil the
fW/r9ng resolution.
:: olved, tia, for the purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, the Secretary cause The foregoing
resolutions to he published in the newspapers IN
Richmond charlottesville, Lynthburg, Lexington,
Fiucasrlc, Lemsburg aud Charleston, (haaawha)
until tlle1St August.
BY order OF the President and Directors,
w. b. CHlrTENDEN, Secretary
Nav 81 IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

NOTaCE.--AIl persons having any just de
L mand OF clam against me, are invited TO pre-
sent them 10 me iof payment, as | am anxious and
able TO pay them. can be found at the Union llo-
tel in Lynchburg, when absent from my Fathers
IN Bedford county. WILSON {. TURNER.
May 81 .3t
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Discount ESuyS.
q ER'Ee'ERs Z
ALlIA Al

join ROBlN MCDANIEL. President
JOHN MCKINNEY. 7feaSur.
JOS. MARSH, Secretary.
Jan 81 w,s,c
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DURSUANF TO the within warrant TO us directed
Il we have this day viewed COW and CALI,
shown to us by Prosser Powell of his county, and do
find The same to be a blindle, with some small white
spots on the face with no mark, supposed TO be
three years old. and appraised the same TO fifteen
dollars. Certified under bands this 18Th day
of Nav, 1899. BENZ. Il. TALIAFERRO,
j. PIERCE,
GUSTANUSA.E EDWARDS.
Amherst county, to vii Tie above certificate
subscribed aud sworn before me his 18th day
May 1889 RICilD, HARRlSON,J. p.
May27 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

TssrsspSAe stock at .SuCffou.
" WILL SELL. IN the town of LynchburC,
~ before tile door OF Payne & Turner, on
wednesday the l2th June. ) shares OF the Lynch
burg aud Salem Turnpike Stock. Terms liberal
Sale TO be cpnJuhled by Payne u Turner, anct'S.
F.. McCLANAIIAA. I Exits.
JAS. McCLANAHAN, of
Wan. McClanaban, decd.
May % tbs
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James River and Aasnayg i,a GossG-
hs3ssS.

Richmond. May q g..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

linens free orduty.
% silh-stan, FREE Of duty.
mcriuoes aud other articles free Of duty
looking glasses, paying duly twenty
per cent. 'o'ooi
various articlcs, such as bread s'n(f., cut
lcry, stockings OF w.o AID Aux DC,
al an average duly of twenty five per
cent. ce'fo@
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
TRU I'll IS MIGHTY AND WILL
A

tact that 10000 Of srsaparii!a Blond p'is have
l. been sold during the past muith,.
II tn inuui~rlblo instances
aI' late and correct the msrh,Hs AMI la ei of uaC
pals uhd other QuHck meIciucs, by w...cn lives
endangered.
1t is tactTat all qu,ck me lie contain minera-
mercury WINCH qurcks think Must kill cure and
to their effect l"''h't miss"
act-rnnt numerous quacks and foreign rmposor.
call t'"msr doctors thatAey ecrlunis impose
Their vilr and dangerous preparation tho pubic
nothing for tho Consequences that they ONLY pocket
ln"ir unjust gnln.
ltis t.c-rh' the quaoks aud ion" gu mpo> who
no" IhleA our country know nothing VI tho nature OF mei-
ciurs, muck less aluuN !Seasc of tn" human
VT fc:-Thry ado
Diseases all OF less
"ithe blood and iulds, uimclv-
Rheumatic affections. Ulcerous ofthr ,tro
Scr"iula; EryspeuS; md body;
JaunliLr Heartburn; Scaly eruions and blotchcs OF
Diseases oft lye, skin, The SKIN;
bonc> AMI glands; Dry and pmprs. aud
Fam ut the ttr, along tho p.nulrs tho o
back and srlne over the the body,
region of the heart aud Tc"r and ring worms;
stomarh yelling and hardening of the
Inward nycis, bad taste in glands Of the ucck, in tho
the mouth. foul breath; groins, breast, &c
Falucncy: Indigestion; Stomach coughs;
Want Of APPETITE; LAYER complaint
Sour Sruction and acdies of the stomach Watebrash sc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

IL ARRISON'S SPEGIFIt OINTMENT
Il &c great celebrity of this unrlvallcd Com.
position, especially in the Northern States, leaves
the proprietor bu! tile need to say any thing in
its favor for it has been generally conceded to it,,
that il is beyond all comparison the b st remedy
tor external complaints that has ever been disco
vcred. Indeed o speed and certainty OF its opc-
rali MS have the appearance of miracles as ulcers
unds, corns fever sores, chdbla!ns, white swell
lings, blcs, piles. spider u snake bites &c inme-
datcly yield to its apparently superhum,n nfiu-
encu Thus if properly applied ii will remove an
invetcratc corn, or break and heal bic IN hive
days, will alIay and perfectly cure an ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that can be mag lncd, have been destroyed
by it in less than two months. LII tho bites Of poi
sonois reptiles its efficacy is truly surprising an
| even in tho bite # rabd dog, for if applied in
l:mc its powers of attraction are 50 wonderful that
they will at arrest the poison, and thus pre-.
vent ii ON pcrvadng the system. 1t is likewise
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco.
verud lor tho fed backs ana lnbs OF horses, for
letters Ri worms, chapped lips. and in short tor
every external bodily evil that may tall TO The lot
OF man beast.
The proprl tor has received at least thousand
certificates and 9th documents, in fay OF his
! /" S celtic Olltunont,' upwards OF u hundred OF
which written by respectable members Of the
Mcdic,l Faculty, uIi breathing tho same cuiogy
and satisfaction.
Pro AIRED at 1919 Liberty street, New York, and
for sale at G5 Poydras street, New Orleans.
mario If
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile TO Augusta, VIA lurlua-
. yss'. AN. MyG s,n ~%S;a.y' per r"p tc
splendid steamer Champion, lex
cept in OF st"rns,) to Pc sacoa thence per
steamer lie Roy Ia La Grange, and thence tonr
horse pos, coaches via Mariana, cambridge, Pm
dorlon, Bcrrlcn, Outlaws, AID Perry, to Macon,
Ga tiluhcc VIA Mlrdgrvo, and Sparta, to War.
ronton, the per rail road cars to Augusta.
Tho Champion iii splunild order, with new
copper boil rs, c'ppcrcd aud Z ppnr fastened.
The lc Roy hiss becn thoroughly repaired, hor
accommodations are AS handsome a> amy boz.
The beau itu Santa Rosa Sound, and Cuocta
watche Bay present the most interesting steam ma
vlgation in the Suu,h--atlng at tho saMicl, me
perfectly land locked
The Teams arc not surpass. Il on any route i'll the
country the drivers, to IL man, CAREFUL and altcn
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous have b en
newly built, 50 that high waters do not inter ere.
Tho eating houses nave boon mosly changed,
and arc now good any 70 id in tho Sunth
1t is generally knuwA that the excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams ut all sea
to make great speed. Their Snoo,hn,ss Sc
cures the Traveller from tho ordinary fatigue OF
stage travelling.
Tho Line is now rrying its passengers from
Augusta TO Mobile in four days and twelve
hours, or to N, w Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, tho line Is SIX days
and seven hours. Thy time actually employed iii
travelling the il tho other direction, cut
the difference of time on tbs route, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, watch, however, is
well repaid by the OPP ortunty it gives of sceog
the Navy Yard, TITO old Spanish Forts, etc. The
traveller also sleeps ut Macon, and again at War
tenton. This arrangement will continue Ill the
travel turns norlhward, when tn inc will be tho
= me from Mobile to Augusta, as it Is now 10 til,
other direction.
| This Advertisement contains plain stat 'men
of facts, the accuracy of which the proprietor.
guarantee to eac: passenger Ill the penalty OF III:
stage fare.
Maps of tho Line may ho seen Il: the Ex hangs
| Hotel, n. W Orleans, aud at the Ma,sion House
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT 81
The lire extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
at Chatlahoochc, o line connccts with the
steamboat carrying the mail to Al pa achicola ant
ST. Joscph's.
Office u, the Mansion uousc, Mobile.
nit EOSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.
MEM SPLENDID Plan IS FROM P\KIS.
EUSr re"evld per barque SALEM from Havre, ans
- for lie by the sul>c beers
Magnificent Grand Pianos, rosewood, elegantly in
laid with brass "a ocltves.
. Magnificent Sem Upright Pianos, Caracas wood
beautifully orIanened, "a ucinses.
Square Forte Suuus, rosewood, very ornamental
| q oclavcs.
| 4 Piculos =! uctaves, rosewood, Caracas and ma
hoguny wool.
| , do oct.ves, plain AMI mahogany
U;e Tie above all from the celebrated mannfat
| tory of PLEYE,. II Co.. Paris.
DC f. JOHNS Il Co. ST. Cha lies 81
f1NEAS--..0 chests Puwclong, Is do Soucln,,s, an
i sixty Is lbs boxes Gunro"der Tea, in store 10
sale by
IL JTHAlER 4 Co, 'ipoyira st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
LUIGI MA COR d. A l.,

CORDIAL. De lLnINE 90 LEl1&tk DE-
~ L'AMOUIt.-ihc United states Agent for the
lurina Cordial Elixir of Love, his grateful
acknowledgements for the lttrrns patronage when
he has already received, and also for the many testl-
H"'ii!s Which have bceu him touching the the AT
most miraculous efficacy of this inrstinahe medicine:
the well founded reputation OF the .ucnh Cordn'
warrants the agent in ilra"ing his long a tisr-
ments but for the benefit IF those persons VIII, may
as yet be Of its re, he would explicit,
state that it DR.. Magnn's cerbrntcd discovery,
Nh'ch has created such on in Frnnce.-llE'l 1t
speedily restores til, vir.le powers, where they have
been ex,au slt hv disease otherwise, and suhstan-
'lnlv renuvacs tie rr"crcnt tunct tons; that II IL M
.Ifeclua for the unr lbus; ard above all that It
i the on remedy discovered for removal "i
inpottncy in males and hurrennesS in females. Owing
lns vHstly nvcoIatny qualities, it is also highly use
fnl in glrrt, nb~irnctcd, difficult or painful menstrual
ton, ncnntince Ofc urine, inv slun.arv discharge
hereof chronic eruptious OF tie skin drorsical atc.
tons of The aged &c.
In order that all classes Of society may receive til"
benefit OF Dr. h'ngnins discovery the American pro
'rletor has consented that the Cordial shall he said in
bottles of six eaeh the reduced price OF 81
which is les than halt the price charged for il in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOl.nE2WElL" ". y.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at "hor-nle aud retail
al NJ" 81 Povd,as street, between Magazi und Camp
| sa, New Orleans. n,?6
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
PRlcE ~ CENTS.
Terms of the Newspaper Press Of NeU Orleans
the proprieors, held on the l3ti, Of March, 1887

Terms of the Newspaper Press Of Nev Orleans
unanimously agreed to at an adjsurn.a meeting Of
the proprieors held on the l3!, Of March, S0'
annu u, payable seni-aunually in advance: ten
dollars for the tri-weeky country paper, payable one
,sar in advance wsts no CITY reference is sven ~
description will he discontinued until arrearages are
settled In case Of di continuance, one weeks notice
IN orit,ny mast oe invariably given, previous to til
EXPIRATION Of subscription. 81
ADvERr,sING.-Ole dollar per square for the first
nsertion and half that price for each Subsequent sne
an. material alteration ro- the original advertisement
YEARLY ADyERr,sERs.-Mer and Ira er<,
ory dollars fo English alone, and sixty for both Ian
am @ o s E sns .ny
tightly for boil, languages; Ship and Steamboat Fac
ors, Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
nc, and eighty Tor both languages.
AARRIAaEs, OBITUARY NOTICES. and articles call
ing the attention of the public to sales OF property,
cards Of passengers, benefits, &c NC viii be charged
dollar per square for the first insertion III each un-
CoMMuS1cArloNs or Advertisements, Of any person.
al nature whea admissible. shall be charged dsube,
and in advance.
Auctionsers, Sheriff. Registers Of Wills, and Narslas
sales of real estate, published in both languages,
md So per in English alone: Upper cent on sales
Of ether property.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS out Of the direct line Of business
OF the advertiser such legal, auction and planta
ion saes runaway slaves, stray ANIMALS NC NC. Will
AnvERrIsIMENrs not specified as to time, will be
published one month, and charged accordingly
No advertisements Of bankruptcies viii be punished
any case, unless paid Tor previous t" insertion, or
payment guaranteed by responsible person IN town.
n-atres and ether places OF a'nnsement, advertising
daily Or the season. be charged $loo 'or English u
tone, and $50 in both languages.
All announcements Of candidates for political Offices
will be charged double the price of other advertise
i.snts,
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
prorpievrs thew have come the conclusion that the
va mes Of persons whose accounts hay" uot been paid
within one month after presentation, shall be made
knuwn lao fur practicable to each otlrt-hey obli-
eating themselves not To advertise or PRINT Tor such
dtlinqu tents unless in case OF Advance Paymcats
,Sigusdl }. c. De ST.. KOMES
J. BAYON,
r. P. REA,
J. C. PRENDERGAST,
JOHN GIBSON,
LCMSDEN.
Weekly Press.-We the undersigned agree to abide
by the above conditions as far as they are applicable to
weekly papers. .v,,~,r
(Signed) A. b. LAWkEHCE'
AK M abscriptions are taken for less than Snths.
st,crs NH at Ill cases, be most paid
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

1 AYTON 4 co. No. IS Old '.evee street, in d''
ton to their fo',ner stock, hnve received from IN
An' per shir+ Chester, Edwin and '"nan'un'' ana ny
'eceut arrivals from he northern ci'"', ne following
a,srrtnent ~ Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nais ArthofS'
hans, Eortlsre, Leather, ''s &c. VII Ga i"', "NSr
tor SNs ON acromiGnud ,tin INST
HARDWA}tE.
3rgi trace -liaSaa; OK nj 70 ,.". ." 'jr"@ A| I
and chains for sow mil, Z =. IT. ~ 'H''|'
a"h '!.vndon's bright ..,.' -t'rI ho'.s .l "-"'
spades; bright i.onisliaI h.,-: rcu',In-
Carolina hoes; best trrlitU!S a'r'l 1r, Ns.,
lows. hammers and ,e-l'j 8 - F"-''t,a, at p.
'bNot>"ns make; socket -PuA'-, r,-"f .,'s
t"" lads and Ier'S mill saw. raar >',' S.r. +
clt saws hnud saws; coppe' p "n .it'
plantation bells; Indian uiI!>; eur. 'u - Yrr"i
screws; leg locks American door Io'kf; pa"r ''' III
h""h. "s. Yards cash aid paper boxes augrrs CHI
carpenters and .mths tools generally; bright s'ane VI
ce and general assortment " table cu'Ly 1d :he''
s1oda.
Nunls s'eli axes, LAYTON pattern; tuns hrond
and hand axes it'll assortment Of ''nn.'s toos; u"
iu. axes; and $50 dozen steel axes, made by other
good makers.
IRON, S'rEEl..&c.
100 tons flat, squire aud round won; Baltimore boiler
and plate iron; hoop iron, all Sizes Russia sheet iron;
American do; sheet steel aud cast steel IN square
and fat bars, assorted, Sand'rSon's make; Crowley
s''r'; German do best Il. English hii-ered ee Bauca
lin; plate zinr; sheet aud pig lead; s!1o all sizes.
NAILS.
5Uo kcEs cut nuiis we'll assorted, from T. o inches
50 casks wrought nal., ne clasp ant, sc; % kegs Hu-
gar ht' nails % KEGS ''r horse shoe halls, Gr'I.s
ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors all sizes; chain cables, de-; loco French
pots, TO 10 pints; slrrs and skpts, large assert
mrnt lGO salt kettles: pnups OF different, r.unntacto-
rI"; wnhow glass nil s1e<; Nova Scotia grind stones
and large stock Cullen mill st"nes assorted sizes.
SHIP CllANDl.EKY.
Tafrel rope mud hAlSsr-, assorted; large and sinai
Manila rope of the bsl kind aus! Boston
Nuniiiu bed cords and plough lines and II variety .
every nrclc in The ship chanderv Inc; leather Of /"
hnd 4, just received irun rlliiadav liiu.
OIL AND NAVAL SvO2i.S.
90 casks pure inter srA,"i Gil 80 Ah's do; 100 hhl:
~ and 81 dual ty lamp c 10 ,,,>Ha llsced oil: d.
olive oil; lna slS ta, So no Fitch ami ru-in DO -'
soap; conf in i,af bills is OF turS'utinr; hrlsh
yarni>I; eoI'al and jnrun de-; nea.s,o! oil 5p' key
Wctln're.l's white lead. &c. Oh II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

NEW MCSlC-O, Native Iusic; The Convent B 3 !!
Y Pm a ranny, rovin, i}lale Nnvar Despair, et
Romance: The White II 'rsc Of the Pepper Thou
come and >l.ove thou art near me- sung by Hiss 5 e
ri in the grand Rom tntc Opera Ame; Good Nis
The meeting aud parting; care not for spring on
tickle wing by IL Russell; Come, come th, in 500
row; Life on the Ocean wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 ma let fall tear Come to M al
morning. Ocrthe waters Nv moonlight There's no home
ike my own, arranged f,r the harp nv I Luharre-
Royal Watzes, by FLED tie; Queen Victnriu's Cuurr
Qua'lrilles. Just received aud for sale by
dig b CASEY, 10 Camp st
To VIII re LEAD DEALERS.
On CASNS pure lead, $40 lbs each,
~ - casks No. Lead
II pur' $50 lbs each,
$500 kegs lead, IS lbs each,
For sale by the Agents.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
n29 corner Com 4 Tchani,oulas al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

Far cleansing. bea"tfying ant preserving tie leet
tCNliiS preparation has acquired great cr!eb'', ny
1 It's possessing the most invaluable properties tor
giving the Teeth polish, swrcng the breath, aud en-
tlrty rradcang the scurvy. 1t is formed of ing,edi-
cuts pleas nj to the taste, aud highly benHcI" to tic
health and preservation of the Teeth aod gums nor
does possess atom OF corrosive nntlrr. the emanuel
Of the rerth instead Of being Impaired las inevitably
the case in most other compoS,ons will he preserved
ard rendered beautiful in the extreme. For sale Ut the
BAZAAR, corner Of st Oh ,res ard Common ST.
dl BUSH T. ALLAN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

SE,llE ADDRESS Of the Louisiana Native Amercac
4 Association % the citizens of Louisiana and Ih,
inhabitants Of liz United Stn,es published and tor
sale by DAVID FELT Il. Co,
JIG Il Charrcsst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

is fact-rhe only proprietor and manufacturer of the
Sa.apuru hlo" pills regular ply well aapoth
ecNy tested by the celebrated physicians o the United
States.
sick Chapman, Jackson Gibson Devices Hare,
James, Ilurnrr, Coke, &c.
rs iuct-Ihat the Sar>apala blood pills employed
IN the practice of many ply AMI strong
mHnded by many hr"u- h"at the U States (Scc directions
accompany ing each box oi pills.
1t i. aet-rhcy cumi,ocd entirely Of vegetables,
and they warranted animal pre-
parations.
IT. f.cThcy may be tax by the delicate and
alIlge without restraint Of ucCupa" business; without
fear Of taking cold; without change OF diet restraint from
temperate eating
is atActrhcy will not by their operation. which may
be mild according the quantity taken, weaken
the much of the purgatlve medicines gone
ally do.
lsa EIct-= llati lcX lie most lrriua
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

CAODLEHY Wharf.-The subscribers, manu-
- Gnc,urers aud whncsne dealers in s.dd'ery
goods, are no" receiving by late arrivals from thu
n,r,h ia addition to their former stock, an eX'en-
s,vo assortment "t articles III Their Ilns, amon9
wh;.h nIe lie following, viz:
- vii ed alIGl g
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
ABERNETHY'S DYSPEPTIC Elixir.

DR.. AberI9hy, the greatest of English surgeons
opinion that nnr-,enths of the diseases that alcc
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the mast unprecedented in
his private and public practice for upwards OF forty
years, for the rem, vai Of he following diseases:
Loss ofappette, Flatulency, Dstenlinn Of the Som-
ach Pain in tho siLe, Ieavness OF the Head and lcI-
natnn sleep. Irreguarty Of Bowels and in all
wll,rc Indigestion Csstive habit is found to
exist.
This medicine must not be humble red among the host
Of quack noslruns before the public il is the
sole invention of the ablest and most scientific surgeon
Europe produced and tina secret of preparing il
purchased by the agent for vely large 1t is
Agreeable and pleasant TO the tuste mild uper
lent always keeps the bowels free, imparis vgUr and
strength to the system, and cheeruluess the mind,
and few butiles rennves the most confirmed Of
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and prevents return al any
future period.
New YORK, 18th August, 1888.
IS Madison, street.
SIR:-In consequences of leading u seGentary life,
been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
ton years; tor the last three years my suerings have
been insu pporable. have tried several phy<icians
and nber of qnack medicines, without deriving any
benefit. despaired of ever obtaining any permanent
relief, and ssned myself 10 the most hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends try Abernethy'-
Dyspeptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
ile and know not how to express N.Y. nration of it,
wonderful virtues and the miracle it ht performed in
restoring me To that health which l. . migh lost for
ever. Send half dozen bottles NJ e and excl
my thanks for the blessings you have n erred by re-
storing mt to parfsct health.
JACOB MONROE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
HARRowaATE SPRINGS

THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
1VyHE propretor Of this establishment has the plea
i sure Of announcing to his friends and the public
that he will he in rcadine the rst gay OF
NAV II receive visitors. Hs will also state for the be-
uet Of hose at distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and others going on and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber accommodate much larger numser than
heretofore, aud ut the time much better.
Fatue can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
,hose who prefer can have large cabins detached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary tie say anything i'll parucn
lar sf shc character OF these wners or it is gcnr'ny
believed that they not inferior tn any in the South
ern States. All the anusemen1s that nra gcncrnl'7
found At Watering Places, will be found at this J {
best music that this part Of til country affords, Il .
been "nsased. and will be in constant attendance a'e
Springs during the whole season.
I've subscriber will avail himself Of this opportunity
returning his uneisned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes by the exer-
tons that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, merit liberal patronage the
,escut SEASON. JNO CRAM.