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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

QUARRELs.-One of the most easy, the
most common, most perfectly foolish thing
in the world, is-to quarrel, no matter with
whom, mn, woman or child; or upon what
pretence, provocation, or occasion whatso-
ever. There is no kind Of necessity in it,
no manner of use in il, and no species or
degree of benefit to be gained by it, and yet
strange as the fact may be, theologians quar-
rel, and politicians, lawyers, doctors and
princes quarrel, the Church quarrels, and
the State quarrels; nations and tribes, and
corporations, men, women, and children,
dogs and cats, birds and beasts, quarrel a.
bout all manner Of things, and on all man
ner Of occasions :. If there is any thing il
the world that viii make a man feel bad,
except pinching his fingers in the crack Of
the door, it is unquestionahly quarrel
No man ever fails to think less Of himself
after than he did before; it degrades him in
his own eyes, and in the eyes Of others, aDd
what is worst. blunts his scnsibility to dis
grace on the one hand, and increases the
power Of passionate irrifability on the other.
The truth -, the more quietly and peacea-
bly, we all get on, the better; better for our.
selves, and better for our neighbors. Ia
nine cases out Of ten, the wisest course 10.
if man cheats you, TO quit dealing with
him !; if he is abusive,s quit his companyyail
he SANDERS you, take cara to lire q tlsat uc
body will believe him. No matter who ht
/ i, or how be misuscs you, the wisest way
/ l. genenlly just to let him alone; for there
10 nothing better than this cool, calm, quie
way Of deaIinq with the wrongs we mec
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06
0o0Hon .. .. 1IOxETT,
.(fcr1serl9 of Mavsuillc Ku).

MEMBERS his professional services to
the citizens Of Rodney, and neighbor-
hood, in the various branches of his profes-
ion. He may be found at the Union, Hotel.
DR.. P. refers to the following gentlemen:
To the Medical Faculty, Of Transylva-
MIA University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med Institute.
Tho. Z. Dobyns and E. G. Wood, Rod
oey, Mi. -
DR.. Davis and Metcalfe, Natchez, Mi
JosiasA. Lyle, 81 ~ - do
Professor ]. s. Riddle, Louisiana Medi
cal College ssF 3.
Rodney. May 4, 1880.
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NEWSPAPERS.

The compilation Of Newspapers is often
committed to narrow, mercenary and weak
minds, not qualified for the task, and witI,-'
out industry to gather, or discernment 10 se-
lect. Thus journals are daily multiplied,
without increase Of knowledge. The tale
ofthe morning paper is told in the evening.
These repetitions, indeed, waste time, but
they do not shorten it. It is discovered by
Reaumer, that spiders might make silk, il
they could be persuaded to live in peace To-
gether. The writer's ofnews, It they could
be confederated, might give more pleasure
to the public. A proper attention to the mis-.
cellaneous selections Of a newspaper, would
make il far more interesting and entertain.
ing, than the long, scurtilous political arti
cles. with which the papers SO much abound
at the presentday 49, S 49,
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THE aiFB. : !
q ~ wAsHISo1o0 IRVING.


have of,en had ,occas;on. 10. remark the.
forf;tudel viii, which wou1an sustains the
uostz oyerwh.lmino rtveffsss a {ortuue.-
'f4ose d,satsers which breaI down tho spirit
II. man. and prostr.fe him s. the dust. seem
to cali :or,h all The energies Of the softer.
sex. and give snchi ;r,ren;d;ty And eievst;,,n
to the;r character. that st times 4 unproach-
as 10 suhl;n;,v
No,h;no :. = no.. more to,,ch;rc s.l.ao n
behold :. aft and tendsr f.n,,iee .ho had
baen. MI veakness and dsnendence- md
alive 1, evnry trivial rn,ohnsss- while tread
ing the prosperous paths 81 life, suddedly ris-
ing in mental force 10 ae the comforter and
supporter Of her husbsnl Under misfortune,
and abiding with unshsiniing firmness the
most bitter blasts Of advossity.
a. a.. Vim. ,vh;ch <. io.c ..;r.a \.
-, .:',:s1 49,. -. - 49,
s;f,sS No. !. 80 ....sh;. ,.,;,, -. ~. ~
h.sd s -. .o a." ' .. ~. ~" ,..s..,,.m
d.: y r $3.50 !, ...:.h ...d ILL.,
.aa h;as =. :. .t..,. -. h.,nhs !. =
$3.50: :. ~ r '.s ~. D.:S. ' .
- .Is =
. .., &c - : NJ nn;rs ,.s .ho.,,d :.
~ 80. Ia s :. .;,,aa ...:,h s..J
as =. a.:., . .;.J;, III" I. s n, 49,.
s s 1870 80 L:s -. - 1917. 1870. 80
p. ~ draan;aa s.nd 90 h;nJ;. ~ ~.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

Wo,fEr. According % statistical tables,
the women in all countries commit Infinitely
fewer crimes than the men. 10 France,
women form 1 fifth part Of the condemned
in America only q tenth; but lest the ladies
should be vain, we may add, that il i said,
that there Is scarcely ever crime commit
ted, the origin Of which may not ID great
degree Be traced to their influence.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

~. r. vWAAVOA q VIM. ~. TODD,
= Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
WILL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
SHIP Mt Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts Of Jefferson County the Cir
cult Court of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties. aud the several Courts at jackson
WnLIAM'N. ToDD willreside at Fayette
Office near the Court House.
:, Business con6ded to either, will receive
the prompt attention Of both.
N. B.--G. III. WILcox will continue to re
side at Rodney, and practice hisprofession
as heretofore.
oct "a St
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. Is y Rx .

POLITICAL PORTRAITS
Ir.A. A'AAklH, rnILA.
MRS. |. II. slcouaNEY.
Thine is . heavenly Tyre. S
TOUCHED BY an angel hand,
And etrains Of love aud fire
Await thy souls command.
WILLIS Q. CLARK.
sweetly thy numbers flow,
Like to a tranquil stream,
Tingsl with heavenly glow
Ofdaylight's parting beam.
GEORGE ?. MORRIS.
A peaceful cottage door,
Where stands giant tree,
With ivy creeping DER
A picture Is for thee.
LIEUT.. @. W. PATTON.
His homes amid the camp;
Farm Southern glen,
Is heard the measured tramp,
OF hosts Of armed men.
MISS. C. H. WATERMAN.
A deep exhaustless mine
Thy poesy hath found,
And gems that glow and shine !.
Are scattered freely ronnd.
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- E3V
~ hols I r.
sosff AND ilgY4sf !.

sactrr AND
sasThesnreat - = vie,v, sIzaur
editorial capacity = = 1Qc 49,
a TASTE among tbs people fur - 4 tks
right kind. AZ The end e ~ IonfVD Do
hat thsy have 5sd as 1:ssssb q a.
scr;psise priee ipsshe hess6t ael { g.
!ioQ recaiyed n perosinG q ard ept a -
4 we're two d'.llar donation % ps. sd.
,leman who bud formerly been Governoe 8
one on Of de s.s'en .sesny s,RsaiI . r:y
sWhen ! take \ paper To- 1 yekrI vsee
to feel wiser and better for reading itg--
Such suhscnbefs cheer the hpaFt ea4 Neeaf
the head Of an editor, whether IN city q
country. He feels better, thinks bettefs
selects batter, when. thuA encouraged and
paid. Persons in the country who take city
papers WILL HAVE one from tbeir 6w!f conas-
~ too. Reading beg1(s = Iasia lbs resdiag.
And because person wants .. paper from
the city fr its commercial and other lpows,
is no evidence that he does NOT want one
from his own town or county TOP hut the
contrary. Ii fact, as far a. orr knowledge
OF tho Subject extends, We hardly know q :
person in the country taking city paper.
who does not take one issued In his inmedi-
ate vicinity too. sls,1a s.gf%4.s..s;ss
For instance many os our readers take tho
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, dne Of Tho
best family papers in the country, with rsad :
ing enough in It 70 occupy a half = daysaime<
But we never hear them express q wish e
drop the Gazette on that account.
The fact is, city and country papers come
under distinct and different wants Of tho
people-and we are confident that . snPply
VI The former creafesa dsnasa far be l1teer.
-Lansisbrg (N. ~ Gazette. - -
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06
Forwarding & Commission.

Forwarding & Commission.
"HE subscribers having formed a CO
partnership together for the transac-
ton of a General Commission Business.
They will in future conduct business in this
city under the firm of JOHN GooDIN q
BROTHER, and in Vicksburg under the firm
of Nm. f. GooDIN g. Co.
JOHN GOODIN,
VIM. F.. GOODIN, 40 Poydras ST.
New Orleans, Aug. %. 1889. 7O-H
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

G. OFT ON > HE D S
which are now in complete order for the re-
ception of Cotton. They pledge themselves
to take every pains to prevent injury to
Cotton that may be stored with them; and
respectfully solicit share Of patronage from
planters who may wish Cotton stored in Rod
ney. bars HENRY q HOfLE.
Aug %, 1889. s..
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06
Law rOTICE. /,

.J.A 8EHG1s z a. q. HUNTER,
ATTORNIES 4 COLINSELLORS at L.aW,
"TILL attend to the practice: of their
profession in the parish of Concor-
dsa, Louisiaaa, the adjoining parishes, and
in the higher courts of the State. - Their
Office Is in Vidalia. - zs~a 81 -. -
March27, 1888 ss xseel 0-h
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

WHAT MAKES GENTLEMANf-This Il q
question answered in q variety Of wayss--
These = aos he-~e~or, L~tsvs o.t,sn.s.ssv.s
Of word in the Dictionary than the follow
ing:
s.In the true definition Of . gentleman, it
is not meant to draw q line that would be
invidious between high and low, rank and
subordination, riches and poverty. The
distinctions Is in the, MIND. Whoever is
open, generous, and true; whoever is Of
humane and sffable demeanour; whoever is
honorable 10 himself, aad candid in his jude
ment Of others, and requires no law but his
word. to make and fulfil an engagement
such man is . gentleman, and such man
may be found among the tillers Of the earth
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

CANDlD.-Mr. Clipch, | have lurking
suspicion, that you re no better than a
scoundrel. .ssaee
Don. make YOURSELF uneasy on that point
my dear sir, for have very open suspi~
cion that your fears 80 too we'll grounded.
At least have feared that such . suspicion
as you proclaim may have been entertained
by others. s .slss., z.
What! are you coward enough to confesss
Thc fact Is, | have been seen so often with
you, that / suspect the public Of judging me
by the company ! keep! aa.l9a = d
The devil! That alters the case. Bot
what do the public say.of me, Ciinchi
Why-it i said yeu are = very clever fell
low, only you swear aud drink too much ;
that your honesty would Be exemplary, 4
you had mose respect for the truth; that
your genius ysula be unquestioned, i i
was not SO confoundedly cramped, 10 short,
my dear sir, the pulic say Of you pretty
much a. tho fellow said Of his horse -sstkS
Icriaer's ! first rate 'un, only he wants brea-
king:D " 49,.
Morning herald., 1839-10-02
inlay

A LUXURlANT HEAD OF HAIR i--wyeths Cream
~ Ct Lille. i considered superior every article for
th, establishment growth aud alton Of the hair and
entirely IRE, ing from dandu aud for changing the
Tor of red. light brown auburn hair whisks.s match
less ei blackthe latter quality depending on vegetable pro-
ducon "a, badness the Cream Of Lilies is jrstly esteemed
FOR iis CELEBRITY Of reproduction.
From the Proprietor Of the " y. Y. Age
Ma JoHv WyrrH-Sr: After sr weeks use of yeur ream
of OF articles told YOU whe travelling in M,
orr a.i year had the bilious fever and had nearly
year alnos, bald slso applied whkcr and strange
10 they assumed black permanent color having
red from IN, youth.
With re'Pee, and gratitude am, sir, yours,
w. NJ. WATT.
New York, May 10Th, 1899.
For sale wholesale and retail the ropreto prices by
ID. SANDS 10 and 100 Fult.n st., Guion isq Broad.
way, Dickie. <l3 Broadway; Clarke. cor Houon st. and
Broadway Ring, GA Broada,; Cole Ogden 6SI Broad.
way; syme e3 and $50 Bowery; Bcwar cor Church and
Chamb-r sts.; w VI Sonervie cor. 4th Wooster Wy.th
60 Bowery Cotton Eeker st. Creighton cor Bedford and
C.rmnc Lindsay - 9Th Avtnue Love los 9Th Avenue.
Neely, Christopher and Grespwch lane and
Perf1,osr, store, 81 Canal street.
Price 50 cents.
s Beware of ccunterfeits and WORTHLESS. limitations. and
see fsc simiie o." j. Wye'h'on each. i,ls-sm
DR. AMOS q. HULL's OFFICE vEsEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted TO the "a Hernia and rrosp-us
OF the Uterus An experienced Surgeon. graduate o
University 81 this State, IN constant arftudsnce
THIS establishment fa,orsbly knows in this city for more
than 40 years. paropised BY the medical faculty who's.
good opinions IFS highly .nccesslu soy
Pamphlets explaining tie SUPPORTER 70 be had on calling
sbyve. VESEy s1REET, ASTOR HOUSE. !
Morning herald., 1839-10-02
PATENT vvINDLAs,.
b T. DIS f. A u

70 The Subscribers, Sole Propricors an Manaiacurex
prepared to execute, with sspatch all orders for e;r E
rvaAed Patent Sweied Beam Wna Bedstsads wh:ch are
now almost universally used being article . yet in
ventsd-comoinns ease, convenience and durability.
The sackins acted BY the wndass sweed be =
mede perfectly light and free from all liability 10 slI a,
ING an elasticity IN tie which render. particularly .as
and simple IN construction; the matter pne up and
aown WI DC eund oi but little trouble comarsoa thoss
component fitted safeguard gaust tbe
duction oi any kind OF vermn. N-
me ease taken to render each Bedstead perfect their
aand f -" w
Aso large assortment of elegant Furniture Ma,trA.s~s
Feather Beds, SC. constantly on hand.
j. w. sOUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway
klit Il
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

0svr bat riss, simple ring,
Tia ali ~ rAea0s. 4 ssk; -.
AID - time creeps on weary wing,
Twill cheer ldsS rlso9y task.
when thou art ahssnt, twill recall
Thivs image u ny view,
In lonely scene, or crowded hall,
And bid me think thee true.
Thes, give a ring, a simple ring,
Whose magic power shall last,
Like Eastern talisman, and bring
To men'rys eyes-the Psst.
e,ve but ring, simple ring,
The gift ! will retain,
Till death : chill mists around me cling,
Through soenes Of bliss, or pain;
In sorrow it will yield reiei,
To think thy heart Is mine;
And make the hour Of JOY, though brief,
With brighter radiance shine.
Then give ring-a simple ring,
No costly gin ak;
Affections talsman. twill bring
New strength fer every task.
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

nOCTOR GLOVER s consulted con6Jentialv IA ns,,l :.
~ h's ONCE He continues devote his special attention
20 ns esnen, ana cure OF those obstinate diseases which
have baed the skill of the For the las, ,s
he has confined his practice TO select branch Of lis pro-
ie.son vz; Gees Structures. Genorrhos snd the de,.ne
forms of Veneresl d.. Stranger, ar, N -
received regular professional edseaon aj has no connee
non with the advertising quacks of the day
90 Office No. Ann street, near Brosdwsv aa;o;n a.
Museum. 'y' "''o..ss the
Morning herald., 1839-10-02
MEDICAL NOTICE.

A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
N made In the treatment of ycnersi Cases ofevery dccrr
ton Dr. >. Evsss' Ccc, No ~ Peek Slip Recent
cnr. perfect, in few days. without particle of mvrcury
Those afflicted with old complicated prcraced though
they tried III the advertised qusck norUms need nt de-
SPAR Cal at No ~ Pech p and jucge for yourelv~re
member connection whatever With Dr Evans &C thaham
street, am other Office in cu Of the CITY, All e,er
test Maid and ~,rlosnr f,e attended a.. &c iws
Morning herald., 1839-10-02
GALLERY OFVFAxmTOV. FOR
HAIR CUTTING g..

o. uiir an broadway. entrance nom Fulton,
4 ,LlhEhu Oh, HAIR CUTTER has iist completed srran
~ gem nis with one oft first houses Ia London from
ne w receive the hrsi specimens Of ever, fashion 10 BE-
co or The efson that they sill appear IN New York s;rn,
taneou.ly vita those ~ Lonssn and Paris.
Importance II having wei cut and IN thi branc, rt; ~.
,I,eugh stands preemnent. His system Of cu,,iu~
har "a oesidersium by which Insurance anS
s inner enreip from the usual practice o lair cutting
sasP.ed mere as so the expedition gen WITH ,,s
NE oPrsicn Is performed The first artist. IN Iardo. ~
acsnowitde,d its utility and opt in their prac.
tce o, he etau monde has been demon mated sc,.,6r
m sho ~stacr ior the Pa'pt the Bar the Senate or he
stage m CANT and classic srrapc men,, IN add "a
g'are 1s 70 ,he whole contour Of "a tfe Hpraa,ns
Ia; already extended 10 him since the n,rodne-
uon o hs system aud the Hat,ernc encons he
m Nno nave changed copnenance under The Of his toe
ees h" 70 ih'ile al gentlemen who study
appearance the snrement. Of fashion IN ,,s?r
over all other competitor. 80 7" 'uPe'''f"y
Private Rooms for Hair Cutf,,c =, s,.... M -
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

LIVE MINUTES ADVICE ON THE rEETiI-.b.t
received from London sap,ly of a. paIhsr little y,rs
entitled Advice the Care of the Teth and On IN, ts
means Of Preserving. Recovering, ana h lot Restoring
them hy Edwin Saunders, Deniisu Twenty GRIT -diucr
THIS Pracnta treatise on the .ujsr ~ TIE Teeth COM
prsss IN few clear pages, hints mat rro
Pery aneed to- may ss ,ead, from weeks
agon,nr pam and from of defonit,
eornv. mat when the opening lip iisclcsf no longer
peary paws within them This little wrs should d it, way
10 every adys toilet table, Cewt Marar'a
Imported aud fcr sale BY y. SAUNDERS
aul3 2my ssg Broadvax
Morning herald., 1839-10-02
90 THE CHEAPEST ,M

AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having most extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths Cass
meres Vestings and Summer Goods in this city, which win
made tenest elegant style at the shortest notice. at the
following prices. cash delivery, al the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
n. FLAMES,
ILArE rAyLsR
No IS Maiden Lane and No. III Liberty st.
SuPer6ne black, blue or fancy colored Dress
Goats, Sl4 to q
6entlemens' Summer Coats, from IS
Cashmere Pantaloons, variety ofpa.terns and
coior, 81 so to 50 Sc
v.ss Of silks satns, yelvets, assmeres, Mar
sellles, Vaentas or Thibet Cloth, 81 IS to st
The public will observe the above prices rs per
cent below the ordinary prices Of Merchant Taors e2ev
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

.rpsr Dis. d Lows ass
- h'i AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUse.
.y1mz THE attention Of those so.icte5 with Hernie
ESA called to new Truss, la.ely patented in ~
tt city OF New fork. L. .,tsiorfy over sveyv
Other instrument viii evident ON . rnsyS
inspection or unlike every Other Trus TIE rupture ps1
sPressed upon by double g, which q lived as to es
We, The necessary pressure In. lower p, r~pure rsS
thus keeping the pad closely applied IN every attitude OF the
body aad adjusnr sad adapting itself unfr an
sessne d. 'oe spring. and cons.eseuy double degree q
elasticity 4 . rendered and e. the w,srv
The above Truss has taken the place others for tho u
nanent retention and Of hernia rvpu s a,mse
lie only Truss nov IN in the city % New York and ~,
adjacent country The above Truss aues aud sppl,es h.
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention - The SUR -
ofherns and the construction and appI u Ts.es Il
s's once No aAnn street near Broad~a door, ~
American Museum, where they may be Lad c.sais and -
ig7.y
Morning herald., 1839-10-02
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON.
PA NO FORTES AND MUSIC

Piano Fort nuGcme
Plates
d metmnd
CORES P dm mhGan,A
OF tG
90 purchaser will md hoHe rdvmnsa ua.smmehe eaove
tn
n ~uem alahew
Purchase covered h and most FAY ssgmdPtce AIS o~hah
h ~ e
o ali h kson the csan
pn sb s nnp aepu aue Others
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

M Y. 'is issssT l.s!.,, :.,i saOoss' :
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

sTA1bs BANK f0sT NOTES for sale %
~ the most favorable market term. a, y J sYIvEsTFRe
sss i0 Broadway and "a Wall ~
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

NNE HUNDRED Cartoons 81 and 4 sanare and Ions
Merino Shawk, 100 reh hyvrrd BrorAe DO iu or-peJ
aud FOR sale on liberal terms BY v. L. Smith Go
au7 3m. I7s p.ari n,
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

or s4sCUND wARD dOTEL.-NeN 10 the oorncx
Fuon street ~ Nassau 1hs we'll known
having ryoue thorough retng, complete orSe
fo the accommodation % those who may honor IL with thei
patronage.
There this house besides the lower story which Is throw
entirely open public bar room, large upon The
cand story 75 eet by 2t well suited or the accommodation
public me~nes together with several smaller adapted
The Of cubs referees FOR the transaction Of other prvs
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with as,
be furnished with snucrs supPers composed Of
ecies Of game decaey which tbs markets Afford Al shof
notice Ieil-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
Morning herald., 1839-10-02

DNME HAVANA sEGARS.-A Chaice As.orv,nen,
Of ReEshs. Trahsca, Cprsores and common s.ear. ~
The mes select brands direct from the Havsns and
for SALE wholesale and retail cheaper a ynv ok,, sssS
hshmerf - The New segar STORE No. Wall street pass
nent Story. Tesse call and ,r,. AIN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27
PAR BACH l. CALHOUN.

sERA vENDU Mercredi |. Juill.t. 1899
midi. la Nouvellc Bourse, rue s; Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRI
'ltucs Carrollton, desgn6s d'apra, un plan tird
par Louis Bringicr. Arponteur gfnerale, los dts
lots e ct G. L'ilet E content 26 lots nun,erot6s
de 26 lesqucls ont les mssurcnt ruivants:
Nos !, 2. 3, 4, S, 6, I, g. ., 10. mesurant
chacan 80 picds de face Ia rue Macarty sur los
picds ,lo protondeur, Ie lot, formant rencoig-
nurc dcs rues Macarty ct Adam, ct le lot no. 10
for "ant lcnco gnure des rucs Macarty Ct Burdet
No. ii, IL. Is, trois lots mcsnrant chacun 800
pieds do face Ia rue Dufdrt snr $50 dc profon-
dcur.
Nos H. Is, l6, II, 10, 10, 90, 81, %, %,
dix lots mcsurant chacun 80 pieds dc faco Ia rue
do Commerce sur los dc profondeur, 10 no. IA
formant rcncoignure des RUGS do Commerce OF
Adam.
Nos. "a. 25. 26. mcsurant chacun 30 piods do
face a Ia rue Adam sur $50 do profondeur,
Lilet c contenant 26 lots numero,6s do ! e6,
lcsquels ont les measures snivants;
Nos. !, 9, 3, 4, 5, 6. I. 8, e. 10 mcsurant
chacun 80 pirds dc face Ia rue do Commerce sur
los de profondeur, 10 lot no. formant renooig.
nurc aes rues dc Commerce OF Washington
Nos. IL, I2, Is mesurant chacun 20 peds do
face Ia rue Washington sur $50 de profondeur.
Mes, ID. Is, l6, II. ls, 10, 20, 81, ~, %,
dix lots ncsnrant chacun 81 peds dc face Ia rue
Pearl sur lis do prolondeur, Ic no, IA formant
lencoignure dss rues Pear OF Washington, ct le no.
% joignant fencoignuEa des RUGS Pearl ct Bur.
Diet.
Nos. d, IS, rs, , lots mesurant chaeun 30
lsiels do faep 4 In Ru.dat snr Sn A.. >v.E,.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27
MONEY MARKET,
CRY, Wednesday EWING, June &c.


Since our last above 1000 bagc of Cotton have chang
ed hands frsm 10 l2 to ~ Cents in small fill M
ships nearly ready to clear. Freights have risen to
l.: d. pound 10 Liverpool and - cent to New York.
Ihe demand for vessels is sendy, shipments Of the
stook oi Cotton must lake place.
In other articles Of produce have nothing new
to connlunicutr.
The money market is without material change. A
eoi's in favor Of the old houses giving way and al
owing new new concerns to in il evidently on the
ihcrsuse by the ODenng Lf tho next season, We shall
see some determined step taken by the CAPITALISTS to
guard the interests of tho city. In the mean time, we
recommend the old concerns adopt the plan suggested
by us in our last; to call d meeting ani assure our
neighbours that culaboosns will not be rcsorted To
to invite them to coma and trade with us. They will
debts by this means. in half the time.
Mr. Noe has heen given up by his curi'y on bond
for the payment Of SECOND of the late sellers
and he is in the hands Of the law. II theiprIce OF
does not go up in Liverpool, some other specu-
iators may be placed in the same ugly situat;Gp
Ii stated in the Losanun that the late conversion
Of the Mexican bonds for 50 millions, has been ratified
by Santa Annals government, and that one sixth OF The
duties collected in Vera Cruz and Tampico are t" go
towards the payment IF the interest," Can amy one in
form W. what interest the converted bonds bear :!
The New York Courier confirms full report Of the
Wood smuggling in that city. 1t appears that all
the Yorkshire dealers in cloths have been carrying
the game OF swearing 10 false invoices. and thus
iefNudng the government Out OF hundred Of thousands
This Wood has been committed on a charge Of per
Jury.