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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04

The Deputy Marshals reside at Canolltop.
Grenada, ConeevilIc, Holly Springs, Pontotoc
and at Aberdeen.
Mr. Fan Buren, and Negro suffrage.
Feds must be hard pressed for arguments against
the administration. All their charges and misre-
presentations about public delauiers, exravagant
expenditures, &c. have proved in vain. The
people do not believe them-they examine the
facts, and find that there is no foundation for the
charges. The whg press, disappointed in this
mode OF warfare against the administration, are
now dragging TO light some of the old and oft re-
Guted ISLANDERS against Mr. Van Buren,. One Of
these, respecting negro suffrage. we find newly
vamped up in the last Argus We do not know
where the Argus took his extract from, which
goes TO show that Mr. Van B. rem voted to extend
the right of suffrage to free negroes, but it does
Mr. Van Buren, gross injustice So far from
voting TO extend the right of suffrage to free ne
groes, he supported provision, which, in effect,
excluded them from the polls. The following is
true Statement, Of the matter:
| By the old constitution Of New York, no dis.
tnc,ion was made with regard to color, in the qua
lifcations Of electors In the convention which
framed the new constitution, a motion was made
To- exclude the blacks from the right Of voting,
unless possessed Of freehold estate of the va.
ue of two hundred and fifty dollars This mo-
ton Mr. Van Buren, supported--it was carried,
and the provision makes part Of the present
constitution of the State. Every body knows
that its effect has been to exclude the blacks al.
most entirely from the polls. With the know
ledge of this and other recorded facts, none but
a whig editor could have the unbushing effron.
terry to charge Mr. Van Buren, with being an abo-
htIonist. We say thai he is with the South on the
slave question in feeling and principle. His So
Tenn pledge to veto any law passed by Congress,
to interfere with slavery in the States, territories,
or the District Of Columbia, proves 1.-THE fact
that all the abolitioniss are opposed 10 HIM.
proves III the people of the South, too, know il,
and they 'ciA support him. We tell the Argus
now, and we beg him to mark the prediction,
Mr. Vau Buren,, in the next Presidential election.
will get the vote Of four hs Of the slave holding
States.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-04
NEW YORK CITY EI.rrT7o..
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OA-At DEMOCRATIC TRIcNUf
-" The sober second thought Of "a. P,
Hersr 'rrOHg, and al,yqys ,,Fei.,,s pea
The news which We received b,, ~,
speeding the result Of the n York Civ -. T.
is confirmed. The Democrats have .,''a'
glorious victory, and wrested the civ
misrule of the wings. Isaac L. VI Z
mOcraD is elected Mayor, over hi, ~, &c
nent, the late incumbent, CLARK. bv oPP'
Of l'C63; and for the Common Gomez '"aI
mOcrats have carried u Wards ont or i y e.
number, seventeen, electng "a gu, Ct A. moe
bers |! This is triumph to boas, of = I'''n'
complete damPer to the wings; thew -
disguise their regret" at the result tn. ,'4.'
admitted previous to the election, that
the City, so goes the State" and with i, n.. s'e'
last hope OF putting down Mr. Van Buren,, s, 4'''
lstrallon 4''i''n'
The Evening Post, referrin, to lbe ds .
the Rdrralsts. says:
ave have triumphed, but lie, US emo,
tory with magnanimty and modera,;oD| 'S u, VIC
is no occasion for these extrayaoan, aeie
with which the Wings have made rbem.,s 1'.lnss
dlculops, after some Of the late election. NJ =
should the people, in whose hands tbs now, WY
break into an excess Of exultation al 6rd;p1 Is
selves stronsl The ascendency i, na,ursl,- '." u
permanently with the Democracy, and in roc a,u
erng the majority we only return TO our nroDs,
and usual state. The event is not 60 M a"5
extraordinary that we should 90 mad upon 4, II
we rejoice, let us rejoice like rational men ana
Democrats, and avoid the excuses of fine Nh"
"The victory, however, which we have pa;1sd
is great one. and is attributable 10 no o,bs,
Cause than change in public opinion. Il bo.
been obtained in Struggle against men armed
with the whole influence of the municipal govern.
ment, and employing il with the greatest possible
activity, and the least possible scruple. lis mo.
raj effect will be great throughout the Republic
where il will be received as proof that The as.
tendency of the aristocratc party under free in.
stItutions issbut an accidental distempe,amre oG
the body polite, which cannot long endure.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
Among the Cadets of West Point, who, at the late
anime ton distinguished themselves, the name
Of young creole Of Louisiana Paul o. Hebcrt

The Richmond Wing gives an account OF murder
for long Tins kept secret, but lately discovered James
Caradus, of Charles City county, mysteriousy disap-
pea,ed, and for time supposed to have been
drowned. Circumstances, however, after time created
suspicion the consequence of which the arrest of
Benskin Hopkins, son by former marriage OF Cara
dus wife, together with several servants belonging to the
family. On examination tn, proofs were so strong
that Hopkins bound for trul, but failed TO
make his appearance at the proper time. One of his
accomplices, negro man. John, however tried and
convicted and condemned to be hung, but his punish
ment was commutcd to transportation After his con-
domination he made full confession, from which it ap
appears that Hopkins deliberately shot down his victim
while he was unsuspcc"sly engaged in domestic pur-
suits-butte body and clothes were dragged ada
cent marsh, and there bu, led in the mud.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

~ test tb4aaea.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCEs.
August S, 1890
Ship Chnrles Brewster IIavre, J & d Fei,nan
ship RICHMOND. Windsor Uavrs, Rogers Gray & 90
scir harriet, Iudr ink Ve.a.Co. freed
schr Adventure, Warren, New York. Master
ARRIVALS.
August Attn. l730
ateamer Vim Robinson. Jr. Gordon from BAYOU Sara
Steamer gsiilient Hart, in Bay Oh
Angus, 5, le 0.
Steamer Emnrcss, usse from st oui~.
Steamer AIHbiun Dufore. Fl ON Louisville
EXPORTS.
HAVRE Per ship Cha"s-Cargo 403 lids and boxs tobac-
co, 9ii u slaves.
.-........re Per ship Richmond Cargo 1880 bales cotton
S i'n,te snuff
NEASCO Per Harriet Cargo sunday lots hardware, fur
ni"te sroee'ies, provisions aud assorted mer-
chandp.
NEW YORK. Per schr Adventure Cargo "A bales 600
Horns.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
St ons. Ter steamer Empress. Cargo pr wheels
nXfuee Vim RocerL hds furs. 10 pa ks buffalo rohe
bxs G,af Merle box dry good e Eglelart
46G sacks wheat 80 !67 o his Trer
IS Ills apples Morton is9 bis -four Fiorance 1872 bis pc
iousv IePer steamer Arabian. Cargo, LIS bis apples
owners board, - bales cotton, Jones Turue do
Wright and sundties, owners on board.
IMPORTS.
No arsiva from sea and consequently no imports.
MEMORANDA
hin y1nN-- ctaI nf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
From our Sunday Editi0u.1

The Merchants and Traders of our city, Lave been,
s'nce and during the hard tmes Of the last two years
much abused by the Missssppiuns, for watching the
arrival here of those indebted to them. aresting them,
and getting their chims secured, or throwing their debit
ors into jail We do not pretend deny tha this p
lice has been rsorted by citizens hut musr be
acknowledged, that the few and extreme Fer
instance when no disposition eynted TOW ards an
anicable settlement.
The Mss'ssippans themselves, however nva for some
time hecn playing game in this city that rebounds
very little t" their honor. hey watch hume the de.
departure Of their fellow citizens follow them dow.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The U 5 Ship Na,chcz, B Page Esq Commander ar
rived at New York on the 24lh. She carried to New
York number o; officers, and marines for the
purpose of undergoing examination and promotion.
There were l7O deaths in New York during the week
| endi,g Goth july,
The scr Gil Bias, from Boston for Matamoras Mex
ico) carried out number of England muchinists with
machinery &c. for the establishment Of cotton mill in
Mex CO.
Blackstoncs CHI pier on Equity, waswritten by Lord
Muns-ld-so says the Norfolk Beacon.
An erroneous arclelaPpcared in our daily of vester-
day, headed "Query,'' which inserted by nudver-
lance, and conrtary to the intentions Of the Editor.
When we have any fuc,s in which tho public in
teresed, to communicate, shall give them openly
with nan~s and dates.
/ The Fireman of Brooklyn, not being able to ex,in-
guish fire board the ship Groton, Of Boston, from
this port, turned in and had regular row which the
Mayor for time found great difficulty in quelng.
The Aims House authorities Of New York, had Capt.
Dennis ofshR Arkansas, up before Justice Merritt for
taking certain he'ties with pretty little Stewardess
of his ship. The Capt held to hail-A trick this
| no doubt, to exlort money from the Capt.
Doctor Southey, the Poet Laureate, has been married
lately.
Ihos. W. Williams, Of N. London, Conn, member
elect of next Congress, has given $1,000 TO the solonza-
ton
bed of zinc ore, yielding so per cent, has been dis
covered near Adrian, Michigan.
Fire. At Salem Mass, the foundry of Jno. Waters
near the North Bridge. In Hartford, Conn, the
of c. Fl. Northam.-The ship Groton, of Boston, which
| arrived from N. Orleans the 9Th at New York, was
entirely destroyed by fire, Brook, wharf, July 23d.
The school house at WeAeet Mass, was struck
by lightning on the 18th. There in the schoo
40 children, who with their teacher were all pros
Iratcd by the force ofthe shock but
ly injured One had eyebrow scorclled, others
had their shoes scorched, and other who had on
Shoes but stockings had her feet burnt. The teach
feet were benunbed, aud somewhat dscolored, and
were without feeling for two days.
The Giraffe at The Geological Gardens, London, late.
lygave birth to to fine male animal The first Of this
species ever born in Europe 1t died it, about week,
supposed to BE- from being fed OH COWS milk
The crops of grain throughout the Whole country
are, from all accounts, most abundant.
The time Of starting of the Nash, lille Rsil Road cars
has been altered to o'clock in the morning and past
in the afternoon thus allow ing those who wish to
make the delightful trip the Lake shore, the
lowercd Prairie, time enough to finish their dinners.
The Nnrht n and Eastern mail arrived yesterd y ai-
ternoon, bringing New York dares OF the 18th. The
British Queen had yet arrived aho' she is adver-
tised TO sail on the LIST August.
The mail brought news and bu, little matter of
Importance or interest.
The whole number of qualified voters Of the fiji e de-
purtment, in New York, is IiG2-Fortv companies in vo-
ting for Chief Engineer, gave the following Jesuit:
For Anderson, 522 vres PurIy Is; llo1innn2.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The Morhet. The city is unconnonly dull for
the season. The money market is still tighter thun il
was, and money cannot he obtained for the best paper
The weather has been very warm, and we We had dai
ly, hard showers Of rain Ths city remains healthy
enough; it Cannot he denied that few sporadic
yellow fever have occurred. 1t is most probable tina,
we shall have epidemic, so soon as the rains cease
more particularly fthe wind should be fora few days
from the North.
The Cotton market is nominal. The stock on hand
is about $4,000 bales but very little is doing in this art:
cle aud the newu by the Great Western has had the ef
feet Of almost entirely stopping all transactions.
Otwes,ern country produce, large supplies OF
hand and sales for all descriptions very DULL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The Croton Aq"ed"n-By the last report it appears
that the total amount expended this great work, for
supplying the city Of New York with drnkubla water,
is $2,7i032 G9.-rhe leng,h OF the aqueduct already
arced is II ,517 feet, fifteen miles The num-
Der of men employed this work is 3092.--Be-
sides the part finished vast amount Of prepared work
has'been dJnc-Bu like the draining company the Com
missoners have been very much cnbarras scd in their
operations by the conduct of Land owners who, instead
Of facilitating tile work, ask than four times the
value of them,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The Courier and Enquirer of N. Y. gives some curl
facts in relation the Branch MINIS. The three
branches vent into operation in 1897. The necessary
eIifces and machinery cost the country an immense
in 1885, $50, QUO expense of officers SC the re-
ceivedo bnIion deposit $549 400 and coined Eagles
and small change bullion $a27 1923. Daring the same
perind the mother Min had coined nearly 4,OOO,OOe at
expense Of $4,000.
The Branch Mint of this city. during the year 83S,
for Salaries $4,000, lahore 1000 expenses and
wastuge $l7 ,l00 total $4,000. The whole amount of
the coinage, $40 Dab in Dimes In the manuac ture
o. this coinage find $22 900 for labor that could not
have been performed, and sl7,lo0 wastagc that could
no, have been incurred, The coinage of 20 cent piece
cost hing like IA or Is cents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

MyfHts Pits nnd BiHerx.-1he last Journal con-
tains additional testimony favor Of his HE hy import
t"nt invention. "rhe press of tn" Journal alnus,
stGpped to announce the testimony Some one, in the
nnne Of DIR. Alunt thanks ui mss ring the cer.
cate OF our nrghbor Bowlcs, pnd offers us a quantity III
the Article r0mprns Itlun This is very Kind an. we
drOnSr the moment We ulDr under like affections ~ b
our neiehbor Of lhr Journal to call on the agent
In the mean time, any lnhoring under similar die,
hcncs In those hc Ii have severely borne pnn Mr.
E"w!es, they, have his ;estn ouv To The ",trruirar
ndupt"dngss' OF the rcmrd, the disease. The incIiS
cine is undpul teddy II sovereign remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The whole number Of steam vessels in Great Rri ain.
and Ireland including So not registered is 760 with
aggregate tonnage of l4O,7l8 and 56a9O horse power
and including the dependencies of England $40 s1ean,-
ers, l57 40 tons, and 6',25U horse power-Ths Leafs
the United States which agrerably the last report of
e Secretary o: the Treasury 500 oats 100,
600 tons and 81 ,ol9 horse power.
Within the last 10 years lass than 9, steamers
have met with disasters, attended with the loss of C3i
lives, of which 40 wrecked foundered or in i'm
ne peril; % suffered by explosions boilers; " by
fire; aud II by collisions. The greatest asceruincd
number Of lives lost time was 49, by the wreck
Of the Rothzay Castle; by collision -, by explosion
"a by fire 9
by Mr.. Woodh"ry's report the number of disasters
in the L. s. is 228:-to wit-99 by explosions coIlnp.
SEES, &C. 25 by stipwreck, % by fire; 50 by snags
saw,ers, and "a causes unknown. Whole number OF
lost eC0O. The greatest loss OCCASION wns that
of the Monmouth in 1887 causing the deu 300, chief.
ly Indians
From which facts, says the Journal of Commerce,
are confirmed in the belief that the number Of disas-
tcrs in the American Atlantic is greater thun in Eng
land. On the western WATERS it is quite otherwise.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

H. re, arrest them and thus place their debtors in
strange place in de cue and oentm,s in very crit
zeal situation.
y case Of this kind occurred Yesterday, gentleman
who stands high as planter, was followed to this y
by one Of hs fellow citizens, and arrested one
nostrespectala commercial houses s,eppedfrwarJ and
signed bail bond for himand his NewO,eaus creditors
among tue rest ourself allowed him to proceed his
trip to Texas wthaul let or hindrance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

Report of the Day Police and Night Wa'ch.
July 3l.-Jun Hall, Patrick OConnrr. John Brig ht-
on George Clarke. arrested found drunk, discharged.
James Miller, alias Thomas Brown, Tius. j. ID. Oil
yer, arrested, found drunk committed for 30 DAYS.
Aug. John Hall, arrested for wrapping at doors
in Poyd raS street, committed lui 30 lnys.
Pat Dalhan arrested for beating his wife, discharged
Henry Cnrahcr-a're>ed for being fund sleeping in
street, discharged.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The New correspondent Of the National InteIli-
gencer has III, 'Jowng paragraph.
Some credit, qnsth the Globe, is given this gov
ernmenI on Ire, aary notes by the hunks and the com
munity.' Well :! have ex,orted an admission unrtn
something. The begging from the Banks in Wall street
81 100000 Of the small noles bearing interest in
Treasury notes bearing per interest, is, same
credit indeed particularly when it is remembered the
government agreed disburse them in distant parts of
the country.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The first business season Of the Supreme Court Of
Iowa Territory vas held the first week Of July last
The courdecded that Slavery contrary to the laws
OF The Territory, md that slave taken there to work in
the mines AID permitted to him his own time gained
thereby his own freedom.
heavy business it dore in the land Office Berng-
ton' Iowa; day seldom escapes on which less than
S"oo is taken ut private enty the receipts of one day
amounted 10 $6O0n.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

A number Cfgencmen of New York getting up
Complimentary Ball to Capt. Roberts, of the British
Queen, mark of their sense of his talents and
terprize in bringing the first from Europe
to America. A vase. which cost Sl520 is also to Be
presented to Capt. Roberts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

Jacob S. Warner, attached to the Street Comm sion
cr's Office, OF New York; has Swarwouted. Tho exact
for which he is deaulle will probably never be
ascetaned, the manner in which he kept his
was calculated to keep his roheries secret.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

We ac knowlcdge the receipt Of pamphlet publish.
ed by MIR John Gibson, Editor Of the True American
conaiug report of the late trial for libel before the
Criminal Conit of The first Judicial District of the
State Of Louisiana. We have vet had time to give
it thorough rrrusal consagently speak Of its
merits. We, however disapprove of The doctrine ad.
vanced by the court, aud hope hatit will obtain in
tins country. Baton Rouge Gazelte.l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The steamboat Casket sunk lately in tho Ohio near
Mount Vernon no particulars.
The Steam Boat Sultan sunk in the Mississippi II,
the foot Of island No in 10 feet water boat and cargo
supposed to be total loss.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The old Trinity Church in Broadway is to be taken
down, and magnificent Cathedral erected in its place.
! he work Of demolition is already commended. 1t is
said that since the establishment of the nd church in
1902, 10000 persons have been buried in its yard.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
For NEW YORK

NtW OK anu New UTenls Line OF Packets.
Packet of the l0M.
"A, The I elegant Ship PCWlIATTAN Capt.
,fTFfN McCenen having considerable part Of her
.AzlIk. cargo hoard, will sai as uobve For
freig At or passage apply on board or
PETER LAIDLAW,
aug 9TH 66 Camp Street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
FOR NEW YORK.

TO sail on "Wednesday III inst
III Tie first class AM, fast sailing Burcue
ITTfN Due D'Orlran@, N X luulles, uster, will
zzahs. positively sail above and can take the
bulk of 30 bales of Cotton if Immediate application he
made. For terms or passage having handsome uc-
Communications for cabin and 20 Storage Passengers
apply on board oppuse the Vegetable market orto
l. CASE, Co. or l. II GALE
Il OF [ 'OnInnn STR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

The progress of Henry ella, is complete trunplal
march. Atevery place through which he passes he is
received with the demonstrations of admiration
The eyes Of MI the opposition fixed upon him
as the man who is to deliver the country from its present
thraldom. A, Buffalo he responded to an address made to
him by the Recorder oflha city in manner to convince
all that his greatest ambition the welfare and
prosperity OF his country. Although DESTROYS of re
ring to the quiet of private life yet he is willing to &C
cept ofthe Presidency but only in it should be ne
cessnryto unite the opposition.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
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type on an extra, deublo medium sheet, at $l2
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Tho TRl-wEEKLf Paper, containing The reading
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Tho WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from the
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scribers who pay SIS per annum in advance, and
to mono other, unless an acceptable city reference
is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS, MAY 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

.Nr~ Coffon.-Six bales of the New Crop Of Cotton
was received here yesterday by the Arabian from Nat
chez. twas sold yesterday morning for Is cents. The
quality was very good.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
Ner arrangement to commence LIST august 1889
NEW ORLEANS Il CARROiLTON RAIL ROAD
SUMNER: ARRAS GEMENTs FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
. FROM sCarrollton. From New Orleans.


ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Inc cars will leave al the same hours tho day.
until oclock r. NJ. When Locomotive will
every hour until O'clock r. NJ and New Orleans hour
until SO'Clork, p. NJ.
After 10 o'clock horse obtained by having dol
lars " III lie charged.
Persons going the Steam Car must proyide themselves
with the conu. positive directions not
receive money in lieu thereof
For the accommodation Of persons visiting CarroloD in
Inc O'Clock car and who wish there
o'clock, will Remain until 81 O'Clock, thereby allowing them
Que honr to eA"y the pleasant walks in of the
beautiful Gardens IN the United States
TIE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave the head Of Jackson O'clock A. NJ Canal
street at 1t "clk and run hourly At o'clock they will
co"nece TO avr each and hall hour q o'clock
excepting that instead of leaving Canal 81
c'nck the car will leave there at O'Clock r. NJ.
X 1t IL particularly that gentlemen not put
their feet npon the cusoas smoke in the when ues
present.
Office New Orleans and Csrrslton Rail Road Company,
JOHN HAMPSON
July 18th 1889 Chief Eug N. 0 4 GRE
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
V1NHE Iron Steamboat Rehesca will leave the Basin
at the hoad Of tho New Canal, every day. 1except
Nondays) for the Lake, flows:
Depart at A. M. Return at 8 A. NJ.
IL 4. N. la4 p. NJ
54P.M. 9P.M
And on MONnAYS:-'
Depart at 10 4. n. Return at 12l Pm.
5IP.M. 9P.M.
may 28 d. CHEW, sansi,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06

Acride"t. young man named James, Of this city
met will, the following accident hoard Of steamer Ma
zeppa Sunday. He belongs Of the boat clubs,
that adu regatta at MadisonvIe TIM; day, and upon
arriving went upon The pilots deck to put his Loaf
clothes and about to dress threw his lighted segu away
which unfortunately fell into kcg, continuing qnu-
tty ofpowder. lie thoughtlessy to take it, when
the powder exploded, and burnt his face in shocking
manner. No other person hurt, nor damage cxpc
lenced.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-06
& 4 X K o LII. TON

~ LAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
~ and the public in general, at he has taken the
the calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will he handsomely provided for by
giving little n,ice beforehand. He is willing to enter
into arrangements "th families individuals DESTROYS
nI passing the summer at CaTOtOn. n,90