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EDWARD LIVINGSTON.

The French Institute has puoI,sned NOS
.hle and Hatter:ng eulogy upon Edward i-'v'
;nc.ton. from the pen Of Mignot, the celeora-
I'd historian. This tribute to one OF the no
ble., Democratic sons of America, IS as high
~ complimentary to the country as It was de- :.
served bv the individual to whose memory II
do.s honor. Edward Livingston was no or
S;n,rv man. As lawyer, statesman pat
80, h. name will ever occupy bright page
in the history of the land of his BIRTH am, anu
,.h;ch he served SO faithfully and tor so ione
= nsrioI. He was born in New YORK IN
,7s4. and was a brother to Robert Il. Living.
sson, one Of the signers Of the charter o' Oh,
independence. His sister was the ~ne a'o
Young widow Of the gallant Mon'gome ~.
At scarcely thirty years OF age ne was .,. ,he
s.rl;e,. champions Of Democracy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

DEso1.rros OF THE HEARr.-The glory OF
the summer is gone by; the teant''n' G,ren-
ness has become withered and dead. were
this all, were there no associations 0. n''."'
de,o,ation, ot fancied hope. OF heart-witne'I,'S
=, tho bosom, Of the living, connected with the
Jecay;ng scenery around us, we wosld not IN
dulgc in a moments melancholy. The season ''I,
of bowers will come again; the streams will
flow gracefully and lightly as before; the trees
will again toss their cumberous load oil green.
ness to the sunlight-and, by NOISY s'e ...;'I
and winding rvulet, the young blossoms WIN
Altar, M as at the bidding of their fairy guard
ians. But the human heart has no change
like tina, of Nature; it has no second spring
time. Once blightcd in its hour OF freshness Re.
Il wears forever the mark Of the sspo'ler. The
dews of affection may fall. and the Een,e ram
sore ro,o OF blich,ed feelings will never again
waken into life: nor the flowers OF hope bios
eom with their wonied beauty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

nr~.ax.nLr IxvENrIoN.-A journeyman
clockmaker in the neighbourhood OF Havre, IS
taking measure. to procure patent s 70. , dis
covery, which, ifit really leads to the resu.s
announced by the inventor, must BRING aoou'
. sudden and complete revolution in hsrolosy:
The invention of our fellow citizen cons.s'
- this: I've cannot Of course speak OF the pro.
cess, this is the property OF the inventolJ 8
. has changed entirely the mechanism -
watches. penduums and clocks; he has so SIM
nlif;ed them that the price Of these machines
must submit TO a reduction OF so per cent, on
the price, and will then furnish great pro''
10 the manufacturer. The simplifying process,
and the consequent reduction in price, Is mol
the only advantage in this discovery. Anotn'
er, still more valuable, is the method OF making
ahdy's ~ssrh 20, wisAuos bsi1g wUasd "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

Substitute for the Sun-'rhe newly invented
riuh, of NJ Gaudin, On WHICH experiments were
recently made AT Paris. is an improved mo IN
ZION of the well known invention OF Lieut. w"
,nopd. While D ummond p'urs stream OF OK,
zen gas. through spirits of wine. upon uhs'"'H
ed lime, G,udin makes use of n more e'he''''
kind of .,xvuru, which he conducts through essen
c.s of turpen,ine The Drummnnd light IS III
teen times stronger than that OF burning gas
he Audin light s,ws assured hv The 'n'c,''"
as strong az that Of The san, or .h'f'v '"''-
sand times stronger than gas, and, OF course e'
times more Than the Drumrn"nd. Inc me'h'"l
bv which 81 Gaudn proposes 10 turn me ne"
invention to use is snguariv striking. lie pro
,,ses to erect in the island Of the Point Neni' IN
~ ,,;dJi. of IN S.ine and centre of Paris. n
a lish, house, FIVE hundred feet high, III when
;s 10 be placed a ligh, from hundred thousands
TO million Of gas pibes strong. the power !" nc
,h,s er;,v a sort of perpetual day. ami as soon
"a the sun Of the Heaven ia set. the sun OF Inc
point Neuf will rise.-Mechanic's Magazine.
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MIS- ELAN E 0 u s.
From the I.ady's Book.
ACuAPTER OF INFERENCES.


When ycu hear an American citizen lacd'
mo the institutions and manners OF Europe,
and speaking contemptuously OF his own
coun,rv-infer that he will never be Presi-
dent Of the United States.
When YOU hear an old bachelor inveigh'ng
AGAINST the extravaganza OF women -ih'eI
,h,, he has never calculated the hundreds OF
dollars he has spent for wines and cigars.
When YOU hear maiden lady boas'ins the
manv offers Of marriage she has rejected-'n-
fer that she is little crazy. ;, -.
Z When you hear young man s}'ehH'ie ''s",
To- os family attachments. and ridlcuiihg ms
ys-.i,,,ons-;nfer mat he is wcak-minded
vou,h. and will make perverse ana uhco'''
Portable companion.
When YOU hear young lady express aver.
sion for little children--infer that her hea''
ha, been ossiGed by tight lacIng.
When YOU hear n married man "'c
,ok.e and sarcasms on his own "ile-'n'ei
that he is Il bit Of n goose. .,;,,
When you hear n married woman shupp''s
her husband-infel that she only lacks 'a'en'
To become a Trolope.
When Won hear a person recommending
~,,,ck medicine, as an infallihle remedy IN all
d;s.oses--i.fer that he has the organ OF non
der IarceIy developed, and the reflection iacu'-
ties very moderate.
When YOU hear a young lady ridicul'nS her
absent friends and ncquaintances-inie '',a'
her friends and acquantances ridcuie OF oe'
s3ise her.
When YOU hear a Young man boast the ma
nv attentions bestowed on him by the iaoies
infer that he is a concerted puppy.
When YOU hear young LADY declare .i"'
she hates all men--infcr that some par
lar one has touched her fancy.
When you hear coegan talk OF pais'
n.r,;es. races. and the theatres-inier that ne
stands low in his class. mr.,
When YOU hear boarding school Miss
x,eak disrespectfully to her m 'ther-'ner
that she has never studied IN the scnooi o.
.Good Manners" - ,,,.
complaining Of her help-infar that she does
not understand housekeeping.
When Won hear a mother boasting OF the
b..n,v and accomplishments of her daush-
ters-infer that she intends they shall secure
rich husbands.
f.,,aIe ;pauence--inler that he is not as wise
=. Sir Thomas Moore, or that his wife IS
simpleton. cabin,
When YOU hear a married woman taking
often Of female rights liner that she IS not
v.rv conscientious about performing her d"-
ties.
When you find poor man envying ana re-
III. ,h.r;ch-infer that he is an aristocrat
WING Tue ''C' ~
in his heart.
When you find rich man that desP'ses
and Expresses the poor-'nier that MS sranu-
children will go out to service.
when You hear an author railing against the
stupidity Of the age, and declaring that ne
writes only for pos,crity-inier that he means
the pastry cook.
When you hear critic unjust!y severe IN
condemning literary produc,ion-'nfer that
the work has wounded his pride, vanity or
seifinterest. .L
when you hear an editor abusing his broth
or of the quill--infer that his genus lies III
the sissors. L..
When you hear poet often repeating MS
own rhvmes-infer that they ure seldom re-
peated by any other admirers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
For tbs Palladium.
For tins Pal
FAST FORK CANAL.
MEssRs. EDITORS

MEssR3 EDIToRS- .hs
IF ever the citizens OF k'cn"""" '
:, u. vicinity had reason tor rej''e"s'
I'D CONGRATULATIONS, now IS the ''"'.'
ol,riou. day for old "aNne@
;ut,oo he remembered in her annals
;ncnse concoarse Of our CITIZENS a''e"'
ia q, The evening of that day, the ''dn"gs "eie
,,,c.d tia, 2l4.O00 dollars had been s""
sc,ibed 10 the EAST Fork CANAL mat ''e
safe and the work secured. we Cd"
- ,o,,., call il the scontemplated Canal
:, .s bey,n. All doubts. and we may say
III f.a,s are remov ed, the public mind Is al e''0
.,,o, the subject and we consider the cana' -
,,,,,e, If course; as neither p"sso''s
,,,bab,,i,v. blu, a certainty. From TINS e
!, ia an era 10 us) we may date the ''se " -,
80, and the cumulative prosperity Oh
,.n.;xo section Of our State. R'ch"
100, IN, much in the habit OF ''"'
.,,,,, advantages, without making -.
e., tn secure the secondary bn' ""' ~eo.
Of Improvement, Naturally ~" -.
.f ,,,se for large and fertile fee" ;,s
h.,s,of,,e taken no steps TO turn '....;.
: ,,o,er channel, relying upon q ,.s tiSs
IN, ,ba, i, could go elsewhere WINE a her,
r 'e :.as,, has been s~clling af'''.
. hearing thousands on TO wesl'n an" -, ~a,er,
n. h,. heen riding safe a, anchor u 80, and
. che, no, a gale could reach her :.f.r,os 10
nv ~ w. .. North and the South =, ,b..S
-. s.,..,. superior in nome .,,..e Of
Of her IN improvemen's.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

during a whole year, Il gen,Ieman's watch
during three years, pendluu. of mid ling size
twenty years,and public clock for space space o,
two hundred and eighty years. and following
in inverse progression: NJ manufactures ss
watches of so small size, that they can oe
Fixed as tire seal of a ring, and Will require
70 be wound up but once in fifteen days, n
watch of this species will cost but nifty iranss.
One worn Dy the Empress Maria Louisa gu
the fore finger Of her LEFT hand was J. ~ =
the preparation of which did not coz. Tess e, NJ
can only be wound Up by himself, OF Il, those
.ea,,,;n,ed with the secret ofhis patent. they
are enclosed in a case hermetr'caily sealed
and have no more thickness than a common
watch. We must add, that according to the
process of this inventor, the striking oil oells
cannot be connected with the clock WON
nb;ch he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

r. mr. FuRsIruRr-Few would believe
IN, The forms in which we construct inrhi-
,nre Al the present day very little different
from those which were in vogue IN the time
of the Egyptians, three thousand year, years ago ago!
W, such is The fact. Sculptures which have
been found in the walls of the ruins OF lheoan
temples, and in all of the pyramids winch
nave been examined, show chairs. tab e., bed
s,eads, harps, and kitchen utensils similar
to those now in use. The harPs and chairs
are almost fac SMILES Of the prevailing iash-
ions. Articles Of ornament found IN inc THIS
of Herculaneum and Pompen convince US
that little or no Improvement mas ofeh maui -
their s,vlc and workmanship since that period
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

"a
and Bristol 2:'. all inclusive
The Great Western made her passage home III
Is days.
BOUNDARY QUESTION.
The proceedings IN Congress on the oou''u"',
. question: with the mfmora ndum agfeea ui'"" -
Nr. Fox and Mr.. Forsvthe. &c &c, were r.
c.iyed in London BY the packet Ehg'a""' Oh
the 2O,h of March. So far rs we can 'uSe
from glance a, the papers before Us. the tern -
,.,v adj ,simept of the dispute appears to M" e
y;yep general satisfaction. and ven me 'Ir's ''
ir, of IN. American j,urntls have IA 'hiIe',eu
aeo,,, OF moderation the subject "h'e" VIZ
hardly expected
Tie Herald IT is true, recommends 'he 's''
d;,,e sending Of 30, 900 men and lO saii oil me
inc ,o the North American coast qua '''s s'''''
dard affirms ,h,t no diplomacy but 'ha' o, o'"-
80 d ,xo,e,s can be relied on but the lines
tho ,hunderer uf the British press-iisco'rses
-, the mailer IN a moderate and REASONABLE man
I, the House of Commas Sir canning IN
o,red of the noble lord the Secretary 10.
aF,,,s whether he nad received any information
80 ~ b;no,nn with reference TO The recent
collision which was reported 10 have taken pace
ana, tho boundarv between the State Oh oia'"e
md on, prov,nce Of New Brunswick he "eeu
M, rem,rk how important this was no wa ''
s;,o,s TO know whether the noble i'fo hao 'o
;nf,rmed Of the course which the American gov
mi D-OOuSPu
...,..c,;nn He also wished to be informed
whether there was any reasonable probao'.'s OF
tho nego,iations which had now been carrying -"
I n, e;ght wears for the settlement oil th's queS
ron Of disputed territory, being brought to sat
isfac .orv termination 49,
Tod P,,merston stated, in reply, that ne nad
,...;vsd bu, very imperfect information upon mus
.,:bisc, from minister at Washington, ane
;,,,rces TO which the honorable gentleman
reG.rred were only known generally III 'h'' GU.
heir details no, having arrived II was no' ye''
,heref,-e. ia his power to state what cohrsc ,n'
An,.r;con Government, intended TO pursue. re
would be- however fully lsiiea IN IN s,ans
the mos. friendly disposition towards '"'S Guilty.
nrevailed in that quarter. (Hear1
Sir. Canuing-Whst is the date OF tho COM
muoica,ion 20 which the noble lord re'ers'
Lord Palmerston replied he did not reme'no s !,
the exac, date, bat that the COMMUNICATING ""''
reached him bv rapid conveyance t'ho Urea
Westerly He could not say whether the ne2o'''
,,;,ps referred TO by the honorable gentleman
would be satisfactory or not; but this ne eo"o
,,y TIA, both governments were animated ny "
80, se.;o,s desire to obtain such result
(IIear.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

The lsvelng. ngrarian. demoraiiz'ng primer
ples of the al.raists OF the present day, IN mus
country. have recently been we'll reb"ked IN inc
National In,elligencer. Ga many occasions we
h,xe humbly endeavored to perform the same
4 Nv These uI,ras,s would CONVEX, Republican,
i.m into Jacobinisn,, and. by unset,i'ng the very
foundations Of society. destroy all rei'g'on' Pu-
,,,v and virtue To aid them IL their purposes
,hev raise the de,es,ed cry OF the "rich against
the poor." and thus create tho very DIVISION !"
the community which they pretend 10 depreca'e,
Tho leaders Of these People are ali interested
d.marerues, and will generally be found 10 DC
.dyen,urers in search Of p'orans-T e.fect MAJOR
DalQe,,ys. They make loud professions; but :.
:. Nil for paw. They love the dcor p>op'e; but
i, il only to fleece them. They are patriots ana
DEMOCRATS. bu. it is only to obtain place AND
power!-Alex. Gazette.
Remarkable Suicidc.-Henry 5. Bolt, Esq
committed suicide a, Norfolk. Va from n" other
cause than an habi;ual metanchoiy depression o'
mind. probably from want Of occupation lie
left fortune Of $4,000 to his wife. TO whom
he had only been married three months. mere
are no better prevens,ons Of suicide than NOUS
| ,r;ous steady employment, moderation Of conduct
/ usgal o1d 00Psress No.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
MURDER.

NJ. Tbo,,s Simmons, Of Milton township.
WOOD county. was murdered bv his wife, hez'hh
Simmons on the Sh INST. ms appeafs " NC
one of the most cold bloodsd ana ds'"S'a ''
murders that we have ever heard Of being co"i'
m,.,eo nv a female. The particulars, as we
~, ,h, ,re these: Mrs Simmons rFose car
Iv on Monday morning last, dressed herse"' anu
h,;, -, = FIRE after which. she went TO the hen
f h.r husband took a broad axe from under me
he'd. and while he was asleep, At one blow, near
~ served his head from his holy! No cause Is
assigned b, Mrs S. for this act, other man mat
she was displeased in removing TO TINS county :
from Knox county, their former residence, mat
,b.v had had SON. difficulty cuncern,ng the same,
thai 81. had attempted go back 10 sad county
once tina, her husband had prohibited nes from so
doing and that from that time henceior."'
she had threatened his lite: and taat sne
had concealed a weapon under the bed tor weeks
ious for that purpose, but had hitherto 'aieo
:, CRYING her design into exec"tinn She
was committed TO our county jul on " adnes ,ts
ls, IN wait her trial at the next court"
learn ,ha, they have left family OF three chi''
dren. the eldest, young lady - years OF age
10 lame ut their Affections
Tie mikes The second woman that has ba: n
committed To our jail within the las. 'h1ee "eeN'
| for the crimes Of numbering their husbands; We
| hone 10, The honor Of human nature. and ou
| country tina, this is the last transaction OF the
| kind. we shall be called upon TO record--Perrys
burg Wing.
| Afsrmer, somewhere down east. on eating
,o,a,oe the other dav, found in the centre OF IT
| Ave cent piece Of last years date he thinks n
mus, have dropped it when planting his potatoes
| Th.,e !. now a regular line OF steam boats
,h,a. times a month"; between Msrse,les an
C,ns,an,inop,e, and letters have been sent iron
New York to the latter city IN 81 days.
Scarlet Fsper-The R,mnev (Va) ln'ei'Igen
Ger states ,ha, this dangerous disease - preva
ling in that neehborhood. and mas proved 'el.'o
IS, TO camille. in Pendie,on county hasIn
lo,,. vi,hin . few day. u eeeh other, es'drea
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

The best women in the world, says the
Boston Post, mend their husbands stockings
with care, and keep their ch'lderns faces
clean.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

Fourteen individuals connected with the Ex
ploring Expedition. have returned IN consequence
Of Ill health and other Causes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
IRON, III. n Y. Com. Adrars.seE, April ID.
nv THE GREAT WESTERN.


The long looked fer Grea, "estern arrived
e.rlv this morning. She departed from BriSo
ON her regular day, the 23i OF March ana as ~''
be seen by her journal in another column hAu a
very bois,erous passage Our L'hd'n ua'es ~a'
~ The evening oil March %. Liverpool the same
and Bristol 23. all inclusive.
The Grea, Western made her passage nome III
| Is days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

Scarlet Ferer-The R,mnev t'a-) iniehigen-
Ger states that this dangerous disease Is Pre
lin, in ,h., neiphborhond. and has proved terribly
f,,.l ,vo families in Pendlcton county having
io.s, v,,hin . few days u each esher' Q es''dfea'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

There i. now a regular line OF steam boats
,b,ee times a month, between Nurseries and
Cons,an,nopl-. and letters have been sent IRON
New York to the latter city IN 80 days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

A farmer, somewhere down east. on eating
,o,a,oe the a, her dav, found in the centre OF IT
ave cen, piece Of las, years date. He thinks n
mus, have dropped it when planting his potatoes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

Not hurried nlipc-The story lately copied iron
the New Orleans papers relative I" black we
MN having been hurried alive, t"r- = out I"
. b,,Y The account palmed Oh ON som
IS ,hs ed,,,,s in that city by "a practical j 'ke
who had nothing 10 do but invent lies and p'
them in Giro ulatlon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

A True picture editor OF the s'e S..,a Il
Sentinel, SAYS his political fr'en's >" w, .Sa,,
~. .,,,,,,d ,.h everr honest man III the State "'
The fr,i,s of his Iahor far wears TO come.
another place he described 'his pack Of 'n.e."S
a.,,oc,,,s, in the following choirc language ..
aTzey are Disgrace to their party 0sa 49,. =
human nature and you'd sell theT eo""''S
their souls for filthy l.ere. v;,h .peh ,
parsy-{Bufalo Adr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

A Pioneer preparing tae ,rny.-I y ., tho late
pnn,bI,c,, states that Mr.. Raiiif b 'on, '"e T. ~
and only Iocofoco member of Cong esS to -,
diana, has emigra,ed to Missouri a" =, IN.
ms res" nr S,,, Rirer with a view of making
IT,, a,sn, se,,e,nent-Whceng Gaz-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21
BY HEWLETT g. CENAS.


VK1ILLbe sold on Monday, 18th Of February, ut ~
w o'clock, at the City Exchange, st. Louis street,
n virtue OF order from the Parish Court, tor the
Parish and city 1T New rl"ans dated the TN install
ed property, surrendered by Gabriel George HeD"y to
his creditors, VIZ:
l. Four lots OF Ground Nos 81 60, Gil and G., si'nn-
ted in Currollton Nos. SO and 81 measuring each %
feet front lth street, by 80 feet in depth Nos. 6o
and g. h,vng the trout of IS #. REESE wee st,
Nv "A k. ,cplh Bought of &. Porpr bv Notar!ul Act
passed before LA Gar'onr, Notary Public the l''h OF
= Lot No. $, in square No. Is in suburb Washington,
III Municipality measuring 70 feet inches front on
Morales street, between Pnrt and st. Fernnd streets,
by 100 feet in depth. Bongh Of l.. ). liegsberg by
asst before T. se5her, Notary Pubic the 98'h OF Feru
'ary, 1887.
rqnare No. q. in suburb Washington. Sd Municipality
Nos. g. and 10, having each 81 |. g. on Marant ST.,
between Moraes "ni Lrq"hnrt streets, BY 1"1 zee. IN
serth Ma" having 81 D. =. feet on Marnt 81 s;'e esa
~ lO7 feet ON Cr]uart street and No ~ having 81 'ee
an Urqnhart stree, by H. B. o. feet IL depth. hons
Of +. Rur,hs by ACT be:.re L. Ferand, Notary Public
ne s IT. ts '"s NJ. s s. a. Il, It, Il, 49, in
sauare No. a. in suburb Washington, Sd Municipality.
No. Is forms The corner Of French and Urqnnrt streets;
measuring 3d. g. feet on French street ny, W. 10 "a
and a. each nen surfing 81, l. g. feet front French
strert bv 1906 H. feet in depth, Bought from IT, Burthe
and Ch0s Dupess by act passed before L. Feraud, NO
sary Public, the ?ls Of February, 1887.
S. tne lot Vine street. the new Canal, bough'
from George Andrews, by private act dated the lo
March, 1887. Gee. Andrews and wife acquired ttle
from N. Holmes, to this lot which measures 70 lee,
front Vine street, between the Florida 'nn'ing IN.
the boundary between Suburb, st. Mary and ''eIor'
having les feet in depth. O.
Terms and Conli,ions-7nr third in cash; anil The
remaining thirds Of the price of each purchase
payabie in aud IL months. The purchaser giving his
notes with one good end"rser, and mortgage retaInc.
until complete payment. ~
The acts Of sale to he passed before II B. CENAS
Notary Public the purchaser paying the No'ary9 fees
necessary. ja!2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

NJ 10
Mr.. GEORGE MLRRICK having resigned the Of
flee ofchief Engineer of the New Orleans and CARROLL
ton Rail Road, Mr.. John Hampson has been ppoint-
ed r his place, to VIII all persons having business
with or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will aprly at the Rail Road Office, Poydrns street,
Ny order Of the Board.
is,ynrD JOHN NICHOLSON,
n,yl7-f Cashier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21
BUSINESS CARDS.

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GEHcPA " LOUISIANA,
OFFERS lns services to tn" public il. The depart
~ nIrnts OF surveying and Civil Engineering, both
his profession and BY promsnes and fdeIt. in The
execution Of business entrusted To him, he hopes To-
merit and eceise share of public patronage. iew'
also measure and calculate the contents OF walls anu
excavations. Office No Charres street, second story
bHcr. Jt/
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

no Rent.
A LARGE and co,nmoiious Room over LEWIS
n auction store, 80 Magazine street. Aprly to
" GREENE,
Lithogmplser, the premises.
NB-1he above would make IL good drill room.