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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07

relating to Justices Courts in The Tow.
Of Newport, and the act authorizing a
review IN Civil Actions.
The petition Of N. York, Boston q
Providence Rail road Company for liber.
~ to build Steam boats, was received and
referred. ~
The two Houses then joiaod ol the
trial OF the docket of private petitions
when the grand committee rose. aud The
iIou soon aher, adjourned to F'ida,
morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-07
II d w p o IG Wa
WHIG NO ALTON
FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
Ii E N r Y CL A Y,
OF Kentucky.
THE KINGSTON CONVENTION.

Of Kentucky.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO

The Schooner Sarah Ann, Capt. Bontomps, ar.
rived 'h'' day. which place she left on the y,h
'ns'' reports that as she was coming over the Bar
Of T.npico British paeke. had jus, arrived from
ver" C'"z bringing Intelligence OF the arrival of
the English Minister, Packenhom. to Mexico, who
had on his arrival, proceeded to the intsrior-
The fleet consisted Of ships Of The line, frieate,
anu s'oops Of war, he reports hat Tampico was
ne only port III Mexico that was not blocksded
Zen. SANTA .Araa had returned to his country
ses', sno 'set II s''s were leaving Tampico evsry
nero. 's
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inc adVces III another cal u,nn II " III be seeu
mat many Of the state ,ep stocks have boen sold
!" LONDON at price under par. This forcing Of
our moned stocks into tina. M a rket is the resuI,
81 necessity that could be ensily avoided. if
foreign capital were placed on tho same bssi, =.
nome capital. Our stocks would then 90 off a.,
home at their own true value, for tho buyer Of
'hem would be on the spot and invest his money
knowingly. This bring. us to rflec, seriousIv
upon the plan that should be adopted by this
s'n'e Tor getting tbs money 10 build the Nashville
RAILWAY; for there can be no doub, bu, that III.
policy Of internal improvement, is the settled one
- Inc party now in power. Ii appears to US tina,
the best mode will bs for the State to embark on
tho scheme with it's faith, and 10 engraf, the eeucr.
al Bank Law principle upon the proposed al,ers.
ITO" i" the charter. Every protection should be
given 10 foreign capital. and i, will seek Il. instead
OF our s''ki"gi'. We look with some anxiety to
the step about to be taken in this natter ,s il !.
one tina. mus. settle the future destiny Of Nav
Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

PASSENGERS.
IamPs Bay Per bark Ch,nticlser a Rasclie ksunsy
NJ. i Yo,t Iaa K, .t Grus. 5o.s fs Law.
Dsysl' Miss Evsns i Ris Grant A''"'' anu ''o''
s,o.n e. b,f Gssp.as a Bosk Me- Beck M
Rio % J.nsiio. Per shp Ros noks o conyin.S.n.
Aexanlria Fer steamer Huama .Mrs Coapss Nm Macon
T.e% s.; s..s K:'s E.. ;s:
viilnnd. . Tahbuka DR. Ra,dash WATSON, Noru,sa,
c,s no.. Queens, Lsraeh, Cook Dsl~enon.
Mobile 'I Per ,'sa%s, co.,,r. Mr. Allyn ch,ceh Dyer
wss:,,o lady and ehld,.n darlington. NJ Polite.
ycs:hsre steamer North A,ah.n. Mr. swo,h.. and
lady, W Balm Hubbard r Hicks w Wood, Wslls s,roc.
nnoasa Massey Carswsll Harwsi Boyle Osslsby, Land
Cox Hutchinson saccrdc,s, Colt Morgan and
i,oa B, s e, steamer 1a,inebs r w.ra.a lady
%WS ,.:, WY Forsyth g nom.sde. jKy. " W.'i.
shods v colmdsn. Davis Poadsse" il soo. .'i J.r
S. s';Phsn.on Muses. and Bro ns,h:! stamps
shaw sasa. s s. va. .,sn
and 60 on deck
Ne Yo.s Per Z, ship ca..', Bancroft Levy roh.
a1ss GUNNER = w Bradley. Crumsteok, and Nichols
H.; Singer Mrs s:c, NJ Bal! Dinoa B.I
!.am.dsn. CD Robinson, r N Wa,eroa.. + F.eSS,
kss x Kyle. and on leek.
- New York per schr Drus'la. .Mess. Boyd Underhi,
MEMORANDA
Brig Sun of Double Headed Shot Key on Saturv January
9th, from Roston, 'onnd to New Orleans,
Ship Roanoke Harris, left Rio the 1T Dee,mhes |s
port ship Independence, Capt Pope bearing tho broad
pe1naa Of Commodore Nichoson ocess and crew oil we'll
The Exrlortnk Expedition under command Of Can't
Wilks consisting Of the Vsnnn ock Rsef Porrose
sa Cult and Flying Fish preparing sea and would
Len In port the following veasl.: shin Louisiana for Nav
AMP kesua' East India ship Sabine Canton put in
'ssk:y was dischstRns her cargo to repair,
Rrg WIN PRICE, for Baltimore, ta1sa soon: brig Anvil for
DO 10; brig Earle for Philadelphia Dr.; big Orent for
9ncera.n brig Old Colony. do; brig Baltimore ischaeinx
Steamer louma hound down. came in cont, ,v;th ,e,u
hound ~" carrying away Of her whee boxe,
cook house. nd broke her main shaft; one hurt: IN,
At Paquemne. WIN p'a''
Steamer imvineihe lst Iron Banks on the 3I,t H.,.uh
tef Steamer Wak-ine Water lying to- ca bound to W..
frozen over July passed Hudson Riidles po;n, .H
Eed aud dischareine her cnrgo 6th Selma Wc.s.r
bee Mt Social Bend; met Antelope. H Knnev Sn.,.
Danube ann kelianca at Social end, Rockev Worn,,;
head Island a Louisville lying Island ~; net Fr"a
u Island 4O Havana At head of Pnddys Hen mn, Ch;,I
9lh mot sultan at foot Island ali Psnnsyivan;s =. Snt
MOSS Bend Astoria at Egss Bend; W RoLeson mi Mh
tors At rriaceton; 10Th, met Ozark and Wodcn rans ~
Bun.hes C"t-oa Pawnes and Cunanehs a. Island o., Re,s
It stack leland North Sta. .. @ lith Memphis an".
md Bnr'nron At Fair Chi'd's Island MissssDp 81 re,
wnter fromlron Banks to Randolph and falling " 'te'
Schr Lichfeid left Puerto CabsIlo .chr Job, m =
Baltimore 10 few days: schr Orleans far New York - e
.agura brig Louisiana Lnpio for CaheIIo 10 f,w dav.
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81. Charles Theatre.

This Ecc"ing, January ID,
when will he performed, Tor the first time,
THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE.
no'0 os'eoy' Mr. FINN,
Canton, Earrom
Sir John, Harr;sn',
MISS Sterling, k1rs Farren
Betty, Harrison.
." overture W the Orchestra
"'a"o Fas se"'' by Mad'ls Ravenot
10 conclude with the Farce Of s,E
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.
w snantoin' Mr.. Browne,
Mumps, Cowcli.
Emily Mrs Debar,
-aWy, Harrison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

TO be DRAWN TOMORROW.
ne iolo"ng are the drawn numbers of the LOUIS
lana Lottery, Class lG, Tor 1889:
Al, II, 81, Is, 63, 81, 4, l, II, &C, &c. g..
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.
l. O U s IANA lottery
Anthor,zed by Act Of Legislature Chapter XIII,
passed March y! 1928. Class No. 33 for 1888 to be
drawn on Tuesday, JAM 18th 1889, ut 5 o'clock, r
y. atshe Exchange Hotel, ST. Charles st.
- D "RE6OkY y Go. Successors TO YATES
McINTYRE Co.
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The ncws from England il + .vorob,. >, H.,
sinued high price Of cotton. Thouph tho .,.
IN hand OF Americana, a, Liverpool, on The o.. h
~ November, wns over 100000 bales ap,ip.,7,
WV, same tune, last years yet, the nncr in which
this vast amount Of raw material ia held !. su,.,,
enough that rates will not be suffered IN co,,.
down. The rise in prices for ten DAYS previous to
the sailing OF the last packet and the operation.
!" the staple prove onclus,vely that the R,nL
holders have the advantage over thu ,nin,,,
With this fact before u., we cspno, ..o hov ~;
ces will fall again. for the present croo nora r.,
wnrd much slower than it did las, ycar. and III.
great mass Of that which has been shipped will
tall into the hands OF the large dealers. In other
words. the power Of the Banks will pr,ven, the
staple from falling the present season below N,
ruling rate, IN the same way that i, prevented the
crsp OF last year from being sacrificed.
The stale OF tho market in England will be
'mpr"vedb by the supposed shor,ncss in the cr,p Of
'h'year. Ths he'lsrners Of Thing. ,here will
cause great activity in our own coun,ry and If !,
be 'r"e that the crop now coming forward il,
OF 1885 and 1895, though they will be limited 10
short va may confidently look for the spirited time,
The next three months, should the water, eve,
rise.
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FOR MOBILE THIS nav


FOR MOBILE THIS DAY,
ss.% %'S BOAT and G ;fEsS !sE Gn
Z sutton. muster, will leave the Lake
end f the Rail Road, this day, after the arrival Of the
IL O'Clock cars. ~ " "'o
h-'he Caroline is one oft best son boats in the
county, and will perform her trips in all weather, For
passage only, apply Oh bourd, or to
yanll GEO WHITMAN, rs Poydras st
r Es pAsSAGEfo for St. Louis and 7ieigLi
E7Rss9l5a5 III for Memphis, and ali intcrmsd;s,c
landings. The new and snI.nJ;J
steamboat 4 ksroekey, Vim Houten con,m,nf.r Nil
depa, on Tuesday 18th Inst, ut TO- A. M nrec;ss ~
'reieht or passage apply 10 EDW'D A. BRIDGE
Bills Of lad'ng must be presented for sipnatmr. h. H.,
o clock on board, foot Of Natchez st. jan. u
SPERM CANDLES--30O boxes Nav R.56o,,
~ sperm Candles, assorted Sizes of approved h.sn".
!o0 boxes mould candles, JAG .son's brand ''''
100 boxes fresh Soap
y 20 bbls refined v hale Oil
CHAMPAIGN Wine ofsuperior quality
Imperial, gunpowder, young hyson L. souchonr
4. Copper, in sheets, from IL to ,eoo lbs
Biack Load Pots, assorted sizes, for sale nv
janis JOSEPH COCkAYNE, Is Grnvier =,
ENREsH MALAGA RAIsINS-Io00 ,sboIs M
ha!f boxes, for sale by ABRAHAM TRiER,
!s"'s 81 Graver st
HAvANA ScGARS-.O 100 600 If different ou,I;f;s.
l. in store and for sale bv
Janl4 ABRAHAM TRIER, 81 Grsvisr at
RoOrs-Landingf rnm ship ArLo, l. cases Of a.
ealt sew'd Boots, for sale by
Jat1 BRIDGE Il co, 1871 Mag uzine =,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14
LATEST FROM TEXAS.


we have been politely furnished with an ex,s.c,
rom letter to Capt. Wade, NJ the steam p,cks,
Columbia, dated floason, Jan. Bib, containing
Important intelligence. The following is n ab.
"Fact Of communication from Gen. t,rrea Ia
the Pretdent Of Texas:
WISER, Ca,'arge and Reynoso, towns or, the RID
o'ande, have Pronouncrd Tor the Federal Govern
mem, and the Genital troops are driven ont. The
comm 'nter, Catlates, of the 81 division. of The
troops in that district, requests ,t,s Gov
o. o1nment."t Texas to adop, such se9ula lions in
'"o intercourse between tho two frontiers az " IN
eral par.y.n " '"s 's''
a bulletin has been issued by Els..e rio Mendes.
e"'ze", retired colonel, &C., who hss gone into
the rank', 10 the inhabi,ants ofltbs northern
towns and the city Of Ms,amors., which ate,
afranguing them in a warm and enthusiastic
m""ns'' and offering them congratulations on the
appearance Of things, concludes:
Fellow Citizens: Order will save YOU. preserve
.! Oh h'sards, ant very shortly the whole Re-
puo''e will joyfully exclnim HURRAH! for the
Mexican Constitution, HURRAH! for Liberty!
hukKAH! for the Northern Towns Of Tamali.
pas! ~ Il,
Since the foregoing was in type, the following
Information was brough. in by our news repor
Ter:
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The Memphis (renn) Gazette has been discontinued
for want of patronage. "Demscracv il n, In. shh j.,
,"'' ste''o"' The Enquirer with " Henry Clay at its
head Is progressing most prosperousIy.
The Louisville Gazette Of III. 5,h ,o, .r:,
new Banks are said have been established under tLe
,ate bnnk'ng law Of New Y"rs the capital mid O
WV ana proposed increase of capital $99, 50 0."
" Houck, the mn,l robber, has been convicted At
in the pententiary ''0'''l'
me last Dubuque Advertiser states that valuable d;.
:ovefes o. lead ore have been found near thar twn
~ 'ot and Of fine quality yielding about eigh,y.one
IL IS proposed to get up establishment, a, Cipcin.
matt, similar to Nblo's at Now York.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

''e3'0"g 'ph'g. Vim. IL McCardle, E,,. h..
purchased one half of the establishment Of III,
V'ckshnrg Register, which paper will hepceforh
be called the Vicksb"rg Wang, and will he edited
ny mr. McCard'e, late OF the MnysvilIc, Nv. Viii,
advocate which he conducted with industry and
ability he is ready and agreeable writer. md
and advocated the true principles Of the Whiy mn,
". w" welcome him to the s,u,h. and ,,,,,l
"' ""''' " 'e''"" SNIP because we know him 10
oe one with whom it will always be plea sure +,
labor.
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Camp st. Theatre.
THIS EVENING, JAN. IA,
Will be performed the beautiful Play Of
THE GAMBLERS FATE.

IT Ne'na'n' Mr. Greene.
M .se oeFma'n, Barrett,
s,a., Fredericks
A'oe.. "e!'""'n, Mrs Barrett,
A"'eHa, Greene.
TO conclude will, tie Drama Of the
FORTY THIEVES,
H e. naDn, Mr. johnson,
iu. ...u' Gilbert,
M"s,"n%a' Fielding,
Mp! Brown.
M:1s.ana' Mrs Barrett,
7'done' Miss Cuwcll,
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5000! Capita Prize, Tickets only 81 50
GRAND STATE Io'rTIpv

''ooo: Capital Prize, Tlck''s only s. 5U
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawing OF tho Grand State Lottery Glass rs.
rs, 1922 g., "a, AZ, IS, So. IS, S, g..
LASS a. NO. q. =, Authorised by the Legislature of
n.y. at 5 O'clock, P. NJ. nj Bishops Hole. '"' ~
DAVIS & co, Managers
70 Drawn nnmbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
o ~. ''"es. amounting to sIl9 Ges
Tickets - 5O-Iialves 2j-Quar,e,s CO.
Packages of % Tickets for $s2 So wnrrsn,ed r., dro
,eas. s Packages OFFS Half Tickets $50 % war;
kets . 63 warranted to draw at Ieas, a. So
For packages Of single tickets, apply at III.
janl4 1G '.t .".,
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70 Nu.nbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
GR AMI SCllL

:r:, lihes 80 ", nn 10 $I45 81
Packages Of IS tickets for ST. Prcknges of Q.
s'' %. For Packages or single Tickets, apply n,
nS GREGORY Il Co, the Managers Office.
Janl4 IS, Canal street. next To Cunin :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

Theatrical Treat. This evening tina, admirable
comedy OF "Ihs CIandrsine Marriage" is to be
performed at the ST. Charles Finn 90 Lord Oo,e-
oy ana ). s. Browne as Brush. ii is seldom an
opportunity Is offered Of witnessing this old Emo
l'sh Comedy, because we seldom find anv m,
thnf ca" try the par, OF Lord Ogleby. We mav
expect full house.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

f'om North Carolina. We hear TINT on tho
@nn december the Resolutions which had pre-
~. 'y passea the House OF Commons, declaring
me SENATORS from tn at State TO be msrenres.n,-
"2 'hcr constituents on several leading oues,inns
IN general politics, passed the Senate by Is 10 q
ono Member only "a Whig) being abesn, on the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14
PASSENGERS,

Cha,lssesn. Par brig Chapman Who'd 4 simmou,. j A
bsff'a CO, Fosasil co. Latin. stephsae Lawrcpes
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

RAGS"l0,0OO Gunny Bugs, of superior oual;,,.
II landing from ship A rno, and for saIsaby '""''S
Jalo SHALL l. BROWN, Sc Magazine g,
RLUNTs NEW PLOTTING DIRECTIONS-A
- very usefn! hook for Ship Captains and The mos,
ALSO CHARTS,
Florida, Coast of Brazil, Medte ranean YVES, s.,
ARREST: Ge"rge' Channel-English ChanneI a. "
N. b. These charts may be relied on an conta;na
named PLACES ever p"bseS r relative .s 10 the abov
DAVID FELT&CO
New York Staoners Hall, No. 81 Chartres sat-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

st. Charles 7heatre-Ffren,eas Bene6t.-On
saturday, ''he 1enpe' was ,hronged q, an early
hour and many persons went away after having
ascef'n'ned the utter impossib,l,y Of procuring
'ea's. more brilian, and imposing assemble
we hive never seen c""grega,ed. The beauty
and fnshio" Of our city were present. The per.
Romance went of with spiri,-Mr. Caldwell ans,
'a'nine the part Of Gossamer, with all III. eo,e
and elegance, the vivaci,y and fidelity of his
palmy days, when he was acknowledged H..
light comedian Of the day, and when his name
was 10 tower of strength" on the theatrical card
lie was loudly called for by the audience. and
very f"o'i'hly' and contrary to our expectations,
came forward, and, us is always the case, on such
OCCASIONS, said something, it might be pood.
but would have been better unsaid.
This diabo'icalIy ridiculous fashion of eau;np
out an actor, should be done away with entire,
y: and s" should the system of encoriog. 1fw,
were the manager Of a Thea,re,-we would ds.
c'arge 'nsan'er every actor who allowed hi, SONG
10 be encored.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

VALUABLE STANDARD WORKS.
Wilson's Ornthology 8 volumes, np.riol Ou,,
to, colored plates, >s""'
B"naparte's do do do do do
Dugaid Stuart'S works. 7vos, 80, wv
BriIgewater Trsn'ises, in vols,
Iy"ll's Geology,2 vols,
Iytiers Universal History, 4 vols
or wafer Scott complete works, vols
do do do Waverv Novels. q yols
do do do Political Works, vol,
Encyclopedia Americana, 10 vols,
Choppers Novels, &c vols,
lrving's work., u vols,
iarryatt's works, in e. vols,
Byron, in ] and vols,
I.anlbe's works, in 9 vols
Dryden's works, in vols,
Burke's do 3 d.
shakespeare, in greut variety Of editions, and
bindings,
~, Together with great variety of LAW, Medical,
!! theological and Miscellaneous works, which The pul
nc are respectfully invited to call and examine.
Jat4 A 1INWAR. 40 Eamn IL
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we TOOK stroll down TO the market yesterday,
to see IT we could procure genuine goose quill for
me purpose OF inditng paragrsp phi Or two for tho
benefit OF the Courier. We must confess thu, va
were unsuccessful. but - tho Courier il lk civ 10
sooo'e up every thing, we took occasion to pluck
gull from turksy-wing, which, as things 90.
will answer the purpose probably a. well.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

~ hW BooKs.-Rob of the Bowl Legend ~ .,
,nsgres ny the a"'h'r of Swallow Barn ~.
s""e Nnhinson, DC. &c. In vols. Just .io'ee
NIL WM MKEAN,
jul cor Camp \ Counuor SIC
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department. The resolution calls for full and
co"P'e'vinforma,o upon all points.
INC COMMITTEE Of Election adopted a repor,
unanimously declaring M. Jones, tho sitting m en-
oe' Tor wisconsin, not entitled 10 his seat, and
mat Mr. J. D. Do.y. tho claimant, il. After a
'p'"so oe0ats the report was adopted. yeas I65.
nays Is. M. Doty was sworn in.
NE NEW Loco Foco Pass IN THIS CITY, W.
take 'hsfo!iowinR notice Of the establishment, in
TINS city Of the "Louisianian, &c." which i. to
make or has made its appearance this morn;ro
rom ina MOBILE Advertiser, Of the 10Th. tbs only
a days journey to Mobile. Il there anything rude
in the article, or q. which a sensitive and brave
man could take offence? II certainly is no, so fat.
tering as i, nigh, be-.
I'VE perceive that proposals have been issued by
Mr.. Gins. Hayon the brother vf the late propre,or
of'he New Orleans Bee, for publishing in tia, civ
" new paper, to be entitled the "Louisi,nian ,,
he new concern, We "re told, is to glory under
the same "spices that lately manufactured .De.
"ocracy' for the Bee. THAI, is TO say i, is to be
edited by perro" whose name stands con.oic,-
ously on the list Of public defnuter.. and who. we
believe, was expelled from the Custom House far
making rs tree use Of the public money IS i. had
been his own. The "auspices." therefore. which
Ire 10 give the true Democratic tone 10 the new m,
Ter. are peculiarly we'll fitted Tor The purpose. II
right and proper, perhaps, and in unison with the
plrt ofthe age, that cashered sub treasury do
au''er should be found "bsttIing in the cause or
anna" rights and equal privileges" Were such
patriot to attempt to open his mouth abou, .hu-
nan rights aud equal privileges amongst the Snnke
indians, who srs rrpu,ed, We believe. 10 be M,
ver honest in their ways. he would 10 hiescd on,
t the tribe aud s'lenced forever. Blu, this i, tho
ray in which the good people of this country ,re
nmh"gged. They arc first plum dered by their
fice h"dsrs, and then insulted with se,mo,s
bout Democracy from pIundcrers. These are
r'ian' '"uspices' truly, and may be well ri ;ced
!, tor they denote waning Of national integrity
nd 'nfl'xible love Of honor, which will so,ns, -.
tier bring all manner If men upon m equality
:" be indebted the Government, is disouol;6'
'tion' by the law, f"' any post Of honor or ,ru,
ndern. but it seems that to hive embezzIcd nov
'"n"n' funds, is high recomm enda TO-. and con.
flutes man a proper guardian of the political
or"Is mud liberties Of the country VIVA, impu.
snse! 7
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esths Treasury IN re's,inn to the D. Z Baak. MI.
nvs' in his resolution puts nearly the same qaes.
TONS :" Mr. Poinss,. a. were pu, to MI Woo lbury.
The resolution lies over ons day.
Abolition petitions were presented ~ M. Me
Kean Of Pa. ''.'
Mr.. Davis offered q resolution calling uoon u.
President Of he United States to communie.,.
tue result Of the examin ,tions, under law Of las,
session. for testing the strength Of steam boilers.
Laid over for one day.
The bill before the Senate yss,erd.v. in ,.,,,;on
10 Public Lands, and the reduction of tho price.
came up to order, and occasioned ono,h ar deb.,s
which was participated in by Ms,sr.. CLAY. Walk.
'r' Benton, Niles, King, Morris, and seversI 9th.
e''' Inc discussion closed with the re.commi,
men. Of the Bill to tho Commute. on Public
.'oo'' on Mr. clay's motion, ayes %, noe. 20
'"s'Fu't'o"' were ordered, ayes 3, noes II.
"she House, Mr.. Underwood asked ,he .don.
III" VI resolution which was agreed to. calling
"n the Secretary Of War to furnish tho Hou..
with all the PARTICULARS in relation to the defac.,
no" Of Gen. Cra,ot, late an officer in III. War
department. The resolution calls for full and
com p'es lntormation upon all points.
The Committee Of Election adopted +. ,epor,
unanimously declaring M. Jones, tho sitting m en-.
her for Wisconsin, not entitled 10 bis .e,, .,d
that MIR. J. D. Do,y. tho claimant, il. Ate. q
spirited debate the repor, was adopted. yeas 1865.
nays 70. Mr.. Doty was sworn in.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

HNGLlSH ANIMALS FOR I83o-Tbc RouL -,
~ Royalty, superb cold plates. VI
Findens 'rableaux,
findt ms Gallery Of Graces:
rlsher's Drawing Room Scrap Book:
1 t,eu Costumes; Buds and Blossoms;
Tho Imperial Oriental Annual:
Forget Mo Not Carlcsture Anpua1:-
friendships Offering;
Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young LADIES' Annual;
Young Genemsn's Annual.
american AnnuolS,
uhe Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Eiolet; Tha Gift;
The Juvenile Forget-Me-Not.
Just received and for sale by
D., VIM McKEAN,
oeco corner Camp and Common SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14

TATE pa,is, OF ~. ASA-PariSh Court for iLo
Honorable Charles Manrian. Judge. Inn u,s seh, The
no. lios Robt. !nsraham his Creditors Ths 1907
son OF property by h Petitioner is accented h csf
so G1. ,of the ne Ell, a" his creditors ordered thai
E ia Not Pub on Tuesday, the a2nd dav Of ,, LAWS
1852 there and then IN deliberate on tile afars "g
s"vsn. and in Tie meantime all proceeding s", .ms
ctfrom the Minutes-t'lerks Office Inn ,e,o,
C10 boxes Soap. Meacllam's brand Ion,,i, lex
~lO ship Colnmhiana, for sale bv ''''"s 'rt
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