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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13

A son of Erin, while hunting for rabbits,
came across jackass in the woods,
and shot him. "By my shOul and
st. Patrick" he exclaimed, "rve killed
the father of all the rabbits"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-07-13

Number m.

beaver, the raven tresses of Grizel Coch-
rane fell upon the coarse cloak.
Gracious heaven = exclaimed the aston
ished and enraptured father-'my own
child my savlour-my own GrizelP
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

II. CHIRLns TzrArRs On Saturday evening /,
The temple was we'll filled, The whole Of the ex-
tcnsive pit being occupied by the Firemen 10
whom MI. Caldwell had ,Arpwn open the doors
that evening. The play of the Poor Gentlemn"
went off with great spirit, and Mr.. Fmn's hum
song Of The Fireman. was enthusiastically
G currd. a general call wa 9 then made for Nj
Caldwell whu came forward and in very ap.
pr"pua.e and handsome manner expressed his
gratitude To- he Fire Depar' men, for ,treir exer'
ions IN saving the splendid Temple Of the
Drama in which they were then sitting, and an
nouncsd that the compliment. he had offered
them tina. evening, was but preliminary 10 q
fuller expression Of his grateful feeling-.hat q
FREE BENEFIT would Be shortly given to the Fire.
| Association, an institution whose formation he
had aided in forming, and whose advancement
and Psrpetuisy he should always continue to
urge. He also stated that he should take apar,
in the performances on that occasion. When M,
Caldwell appeared and when he retired, long and
loud were the cheers which resounded through
the 81. Charles. The enthu siasm with which he
was greeted mus, heve been mos. gratifying te
him. The evenings entertainments concluded
with the Adopted Child.in which J. R. Scot
sursained the part Of Michael with fine effect.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
TIE TRUE AMERlC AN.
EDITED Bv JOBsN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
u I; w oil l. II AN =:
MONDAY, JANUARY 7. 1880.

DlREcroRy.-I, is contemplated BY tho sub
scriber, provided sufficient encouragement, il given
by the public, publish, an addenda, TO his Dl-
rec,ory aud Guide Of the City Of New Orleans
comprising the new residents, and the changes
that have taken place during the past season.
Persons DESTROYS Of having their names inserted
in the addenda, will please leave them with shei
professions and residences at the Counting Roo'i
Of the subscriber, Exchange Hotel.
Csrds tus,efully inserted at moderate price.
The Addenda will be sold bound with tho ID,
ectory al four dollar., BY itself a. one dollar.
JOHN GIBSON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival Of schooners Cora and Buza, the Tor
lner from Metanoras the latter from St. Juan d'Ullua
we have received the following items:
The Cora left the 2Gth ult. Every thing per
fec,!y quiet that date The Fcderals tn force o
900 men had surrounded NetamOras. The same part,
had succeeded in taking Victoria. Santa Anna will
10000 mrn as stationed three miles distant from Vera
Cruz. He had issued proclamation, declaring hi. de-
termination fight the last in defence Of his govern
ment against the alleged unjust claims set up by III,
French Gen. Urea had full ans reaccahle po
ofTampico. An English frigate was at ST. jun when
the Baza sailed The schooner Wa'chman was IA.
king in specie and passengers at Metamoras and wa.
soon to clear for this port
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

handsome present "A beautiful bouquet was
thrown to Miss Sheriff from one Of the private boxas,
the National, N. " tho evening Of the 23d The
force with which it had been thrOwn broke the silk
with which it was ccled and the whole fell to pieces
1t was then iscove red that besides the flowers, which
Of Themselves were no small subjects Of curiosity and
admiration this Of the year, there were va'i-
articles Of jewelry, consisting Of necklace and
cross shaded with rneralds and diamonds 10 the val
ne Of ut least $500.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

The MISUNDERSTANDING has sent over her elite
who with the Ariel Of this city will contend in
race, to come off opposite Carr""n to- morrow,
for an clegan, silver pitcher. Sumo other hoals
sre.sp,krn IT, possible compa itTs fer the pr 7"
those mrn. on. d above arc air a'y entered. In
pon, Of rarges ,hs Mn"le ,nrs have rather the
advantage, hu, those VIII" man the New Orleans
large, say that they shall not bear oil the prize
without IA pul!.' The d..aure will be three
n,iles--or one mile aud half up the river, and
return. The We a,hcr promises 20 be inviting, and
the concourse 10 witnsss this exciting and Interes'
uy trisi OF speed, will t~''.''vse ne very grsa.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Theatrical Ro.c. Some misun understanding &C.
Cured between the audience and the 'smsnage.
mcn,'' Of the National TheAtre,N N. Y, accustomed
nv the announce EN- ent Of = benefit for Mr.. Mitch
81, which did not take place. The uproar was Of
the m magnificent kind, hut there was nv VIC"
lence, and the ,umult was qur'led by Mr.. Wal
lack promising humping benefi, 10 M. Mitchell.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

The Montreal Herald gives report that Col.
Prince. has been arrested for shooting four OF his
prisoners in cold blood. The volunteers consider
cd the arrest an insult, and had refused 10 obey
general orders, until due reparation had been
mad. they wore nice set Of boys.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

SUICIDE. Lieutenant Stephen r. Tibbaus, U.
S. A. terminated his existence by cutting his
,h,os, with a razor, in fit of temporary derangc-
men,, a, Louisville Ky. on the 3Oth ult. He had
engaged in the recruiting service ., that pon, for
severnl months part.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
TO re DRAWN TOMORROW, Jan. 8lh.


The following are the drawn numbers Of the louis
lana i.ollery, t5iass 10, for 1853:
2, ~, "a, u, 50, 80, 50, 49, %, 80, 81. %.
NJ The Holder Of ticket combination 9 a. g. emit
tied to the prize of 900 dollars, requested call
st the office ~. $. Gregory & ca. So Canal st.
slO.O0O CAPITAL PRIZE.
LOUI SIANA LOT T E r Y
Authorized BY Act Of Legislature: Chapter Nl1i1
passed March 81. 1929, Class No. Sc for 1893 to be
drawn on Tuesday, jan. 9Th 1889, at 5 o'clock, 2.
N. at the Exchange Hotel St. Charles st.
ID. S. GREGORY Il Co. Successors to YATES
4NcINTpRE Co.
rs Numhar.-l3 Drawn Ballots.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

There is a rumor in the city confirming the in
,ellipence Of fight between the French md the
Mcxicans under Santa Anna, in which the latter
succepded in expclIins the former from Vera Cruz,
bu, were i'm m edat"ly compelled to give up these
advantages. Santa Anna was wounded in the lrg
which he wa. compelled to have nmputated.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

1t is stated that Allan MeNab distinguished in the
Caroline affair Niagara river, and knishled for the
same, has been shot. He is the second of the promi
rent actors in that affair, who has fallen by the hands
of the assassin. Another paper states that the report
ia without any more foundation than that bis earrisgn
was stopped, but Sir Allan not there.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Wa have Louisville dates of the 3ist; bu, they
do not announce the resumption OF navigation.
The Cincinnati, Sun says that all tho water left in
III. river is frozen to solid cake Of ice!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Lecompte's Benefit takes place at the Camp this
evening, when she will appear in La SyIphide.
The bare ANNEXATION Of the fac. is ;enough to
fill the house:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Mr.. Riues, who may justly Be considercd of the
leaders of the conservative party, has thrown himself in
the front rank of.hose opposed to the chimerca sche.
mings of the administration. He is unconproni,ing
in his determination againr the allaces proposed by
Mr.. Van Buren, md draws a line between the party
who defend the and of the Presidcn, ant
tie people, which at onca sets the idea ts, h,
could ever be wed back to sustain such An admins
trotion,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Augusta took her benefit a. the Park on the 24'h,
as La Sylphide. She 10 a charming creature, and
.hculd have made her way to New Orleans, ere
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
JOHN V, CHILDS,
ltITX RANK

New Orleans, &c Der. 1855 :,
VlNfIE Board Of Directors Of this institution h"' ms
4 duy declared Ovid, nd of 1'~clrc per cent. on
the Capital lc,t Of PAYABLE to he S'"' "l" =, o.
their ,gai scrercnlu, cs,On or uti. Monday ''s'
January, 1889. I)HI. J.fAl.f -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
DIFFERENTIATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED.
(AF PATRICK McCANN, who !oil New YORK
~ tor this city, about tho middle OF October
la., and has not since been heard from. ANY m.
tor.na, ion left ut this Office concerning him VIII
be ,hs.s >'lIy received by his wife, (who is no" IN
tLi city,, Should this M ct hi. eye he IL earnestly
rooucs,.i to make known TO her his place Of rsri.
| ur!icc " " tiuCIl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
rs Numhers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME,

% aIA Przcs amounting to xl45 654
Tickets s3 90 Halves 81 5o-Qnar.crs rs
Package. Of a5 tickets for -: Packages of e5
half tickets 49, Packages Of 25 Quarter ckets Tor
ali. For Packages or single Tickets, apply Mt
D. : GREGORY 4 Co, the Managers cficr
;,u7 35 Canal street, next to Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
kL.P.it-J" bags pepper IN store aud Tor sale ny
i.,,3 TiiAfEH + Cl,

i,,3 } TiiAfEH l. CO,
NEW BOOKS.
The On'v Daughter domestic story, by tho author
of The "SuLalIern," &c. in vOls.
Mary Ra. mon , and other Tales by Mrs Gore author
ess Of .hlotle's and Dans tcrs," &c. in , vols.
The Heir OF s:eIwood. by the authorizes of "Mothers
anil Daughiers,' &c. in! vols.
Al,loa Venom, or TIE Embroidered Handkerchief, 10
which is added Henrietta lia ri.on, The Blue Cotton
I'm r,c!,a by Miss Leslie, uulor Of 'Pencii Sketch
81 &c one vol
Oliver Twist, complete in vols. by Bog, cheap edi~
ton Just ~ evcd url Tor srlc by
NN. M'kEAA,
lang cor Camp and Common .ts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

r OAF sUGAR-l00bIIs different qualities in store
/ and for sal. by SHALL e. BROWN,
agent. l.afa, cite suea. Refinery,
i, SO Mag aims ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

From Tera,. VIM. Bryan Esq. Of this city ha.
ben appointed Consul.
Mr.. Wilson from harrisburg, has bcrn expelled
from the SENATE for using proian- language and
resisting the officers Of the chamber. The muir
derer, Cook, Of Mississippi. has been nprreh. nded
nj Galveston. A college has been rrcomme nds d
in the bill before Congress, to be instituted
and supported nv sales Of the public domain Pres
1en. Lamar has issued precious long message.
fI- squn's n, Mexico-snpgesng tina. she has still
hank erng after the c"nousst of Texas, and ruth.
CT intimnting TINT the new Republic may find it to
her interest to carry the war into the encnsy's
camp.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
81. Charles Theatre.

THIS EVENING, JAN. 7,
Will be performed the beautiful Play OF
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Sir Giles Oycrrcach, Nir. J r Scott,
Welborn, aarrlion
Maral Farren,
i;raedy Cowell,
Lady Allwor,h, Mrs. Cowell,
Margaret, Plumer.
An Overture by the Orclesrs
GRIND Pas Seul by Mad'le RavenoI
To conclude with the new Piece Of
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Admiral King ston. Mr.. Finn,
Lieut.. Kingston, Browne
Short, Coweh
j M;ss Nor timer Mrs. Plumer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Thomas Butter who murdered a ~ Waite in n
bagno a, Cincinnati, has been arrested hear jeff r
sonvi'le, Ia and lodged in Jail.
Cad Fish Fresh Goldfish will no offered for
sale a, tho end Municipality mark, house, this
morning, by way of experiment. or course there
are lovers Of this d.icuey who will not suffer the
experiment to fail.
A bank has been organized at Albany, N. Y,
under the general Banking law, entitled the Eek.
change Bank, with capital Of 500 900 with the
privilege Of increasing it to $4,000, 900!
D. C. Mitchell and S. T.. McAIister, of Natehez
have purchased The ship Ambassador, at $4,000,
with the intention Of running her in the line from
that place to Liverpool.
Governor McNu.t, Of Mississippi, offers a re-
ward Of 1900 for tho apprehension OF Hiram Hobbs
Of Pike county, Of that state. He is described as
"45 years old feet inch in height, square shout.
dered, thin vsaged, singular voice, dark com plex.
i'm and syee, drunkard, gambler, &c.' Truly he
is rum one and is supposed to be gone to Texa.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

| The ,.ev, Charles Brooks has bean appointed Pro-
fessor Of a.ura! History in the University of the City
,i New York.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

The Rail Road Attention is being directed
this most important work, at the North. The
uncertainty Of tho navigation Of our rivers was
never moro forcibly illustrated, than during the
present season. The importance Of having o,her
modes Of transportation has been rendered singu-
Inrly apparent. The products Of the west are
shut out from the natural depot, and the fertile
valley Of the Ohio is suffering for the productions
OF our cline, and those necessares which are
alone procured via New Orleans. Shall the i'm
pnrtant work, which is to obviate these difficulties
be suffered 10 be passed by with indifference by
our Legislature? We look for some Of The mas
ser spirits 10 taks iup in earnest.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
Dress Il Masquerade Bali,
BALL ROOM

u. FH1IV stTtEt, K0vN1
Manager Of he above named Ball Roon rnte
\ ln 10 his iricnt-- md the public TO. The "",nral.
sllcl patronage estnv ed him tor several .rms"n.,
re. prctluv informs them that thn csthI .hitcu h.e
be, rlaigr fer tho amusement 0i v!silos and n
de,.rue i,nneasr repairs. The bar viii he -urla'"d
by III q,a'itv ol liquors, an, hc Hcstnr' i'll lie
kept lv alcst Rest urHrUr in tie uc| ;?la,ca.
The rurW il. reopen Saturday even ne .rd ut
November next bv
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
ond will take place usual Monday, Wctnes-
day md Saturday evening, curing the season, which
| " i'll und on the 1T of Mny, 1889.
N. y. The greatest attention will be rnid to keep
ing perfect order hruughou the establishment,
| done last
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

We learn by lip from the Louisville Gazette of tn"
esh ult that the case Of Mcssrs Wilkinson and Muir
daugh for the killing of ROCKWELL md Mceks had jus,
closed before the examining Court, Judge Joyes pre-
siding. Doctor Wilkinson was discharged, Judge Viii
kn.on and Mr.. Nurdnugh held 10 bail, the former
in $4,000, the latter in $5OGO. The lail vel
mud the prisoners left the House without disturbance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

The POPULATION OF CINCINNATI is estimated by the
Post at 5OO00. We know something Of that city, and
think IS 900 would he suffer estimate. 5o,ooO' Why
the pork cit, would begin to feel as though che night
in few years. tread on ourhccls! When 'h's' years
round abe may throw in her hogs and all, and yet
saze at New Orleans in Err-I ec,ive
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

no ne SDLU TT 1TI'yJ(N
~, ,,.y A. ,,r,,, ''
~N s.TIr;nay j,n,n,, ~, Zoo :, ,h, cax
- Exchonrc 81 ! mis- s,rc,., ~, Il, a., i"t ~,
slir i'll, s;,uard ,s ,Y"rnuuL IN ,nJ .,. near IN.
oSnsrof aromn. Street, ON ,he r,ri haI side ,,"n
tho river 7h,. improvements co1ss, Of n nrse brick
wn,eh,nsc on e Ienr If ono hayr ,h l,s n"I rr'mo
Il. aim" house IN h, lon, ri iw, Of ,h a., ;,h Iwn
,a u;,cLrns Thn ,,hnl, If ,,L;rh nv, , ,.r,.J
G,r ia Give. hundred dollar. +, ycn,' ' ''
lnt No, i measures q, feet. i inches mn, 7 iues.
h.ont Ly lo7 feet 0 incl s. in dcu, mIrr n, less
/ ~ No. - n,usurrs s,r,c as i M
Lot No. 3 measures II, feet, 6 inches md lines.
front by i27 ct inches in depth on the one line. and
Isl faei inches, md 3 lines ON the other line more Or
less.
H., NJ, measures y feet e inches and linc. from,
bv IA f.c, inches uu; lines in mare mr. las,
Al Si)-Eiyc yuIuab lois of ground ON Sins nz;nn 4,
Felicity u,rec,s
Lot No. is oa M.cazi e street, measures 25 feet from,
by 10 feet i'll depth.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VTyIE price fresh -four to-day is 90 rs per harrcl
-4.vudihs to the tariff the bakers shall give dn-
ring the ensuing week (fron Monday 9Th i"st 81 oun
ccs Of bread for hit. Bread of the second quality is
required weigh IS per more, viz: i3a ounces.
JAM G. GENOiS, Mayor.
THOCOLATE-.O cases sweet Chocolate, landing
~ from ship Constantine for sale by
III ISAAC BRIDGE & co, 1874 Magazine st
lpR, 'GANS-l2 cases, containing mems prime kip
ID brngans nnd heavy kip boots, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
lan7 1874 Magazine ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
CgMsp 81. Theatre.

s 1Ais Esssiag, JnHnary Z,
VIII BE- performed the celebrated PLAY Of
sssS LA SYLPEiIDE.
llonald, Mr.. I.ecompte,
4 baltic Maswhappe, Dennison
Esla, Archer,
Sylph, Martin.
'Fhe Sylphide, Madame eco,npte,
Etheria, Miss Turnbul.
Grand Pas Dc Deux will be danced by
Madame Leconpte and Monsieur Martin
After which, BY desire, the favorite Farce Of tho
BARRACK ROOM.
Col. FerreF, Mr.. Barrett,
Marquia Crasac, Johnson.
Bernard. Greene.
Clariase, Mra. Barrett.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Fire at Lynchburg.--A fire happened in I.ynchhurg
Va. ali the 2hh ut which laid half one Of the town
in ashes Many Of the citizens left without hou.
scs in which to shelter their families.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

The Cincinnati News calls the Ecd"uia Arabs
luab q. nous rerrons;a Rtchic always excl a,i"
Wlt,, Ne il nul,I Wv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

The Ohio R.rcr-t'run Pr n,ec and Wrissin.
gers Price Currrut of The ooh nl,n., VIZ clip The
foil. wing notice Of the sta c u TIL gs ulou Louis.
vile:
"rh- River IN last Monday froze over, and since
That time the weather has been cold and the
ice Inns continued TO ,hicken. Ysstsrd y morning
an eastern wind prevailed, and about nine o'clock
it commenced showing. The prospect is of hcn.
v, fail Of snow. l, ~ quite probable, that the
snow may ond in rain. The wind comes from the
east and the weather Inns already moderated. On
the other hand, if we should have rain, may clear
IF cold, that it is possible to form conjec
ture ~ to the opening Of navigation"
Commandant Of the West India Squadron The
Norfolk Herald etntes that Commodore Shubrick who
was appointed to the command Of the West India
Squadron, arrived there On the 23d in the Steamboat
Columbia, from Washington, and will sail for his desti-
nation in the Macedonian a.. that ship can be
60, rcedy.
The British Queen ha. determined to augment the
N,vs With a view Of reinforcing the fleets in the
Mediterranean, the lndins, and elsewhere VIVA. has
little Vic il view besides
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

DANK NONE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wright,
ID Hatch & Epson, have ope"rd an office in New
Orleans. possessing equal advantages with their house
in New York, for the purpose Of engraving and print
Ing Bank Notes. Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates
ofpposite Checks and other important papers requ'-
ring security against forgeries; mud has mnde ample
sions entrusted their care their spec mems embrace
the notes Of five hundred banking institutions and
all orders will be executed with promptitue, and on
800, ia7-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
THE SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF THE
MAJESTIC.
The Giraffe. or CalmelODard }!

NNTHlCH will close on the 9th inst, and leave
Nv then for Mobile, per steamboat Girafli.
Those who have not yet seen the greatest wonder of
the animal Kingdom should call At St Charles street,
AMI and dge for themselves, what has delighted
thoa.an .nd deeply Interested the curious and scien-
s;6ey.,
Price Of Admission, 50 cents-Childrcn and servants,
halfprics.
Ia the adjoining Pavilion, Mr.. s. r. G. NELLIs,
born without arms will continue his astonishing PER
COrmance. jail.
NOTICE-Mr. HarAo,c Hooker retired from and
y ceased to ht partner Of the firm of y Thay-
er 4 Co.. on the first day Of October last, by mutua
cOnsens.
J Thaser 4 TIC 'rwitchell have continued and will
etll continue the business usual, under the firm of
Thayer & Co.. and authorized to close all the
business Of the late firm.
New Orleans, January 4th, 1889. .-
JUST RECEIVED anu for sale by the subscribers,
- Thu Private Journal Of Aaron Burr, in vols 8vo,
BY Matthew LDavs author Of Memoirs Of Aaron Burr,
neatly bound.
The Far West or, A Tour beyond tho Mountains:
In 2 vols.
Also supply Of
Homeward Bound, and --LATEST novels Of Coop
Home az Found, : or.
MCullocha Commercial Dictionary vol, a very
valuable work for the commercial world ..
EJOIINS & CO,
la ja7 corner st Charles Il Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
LAW NOTICE.

JAMES J. MAYFIELD, Counsellor and Attorney
- at Law, Of Texas, has made arrangement will,
joseph IT. White Esq. late Delegate in Congress
from Florida and Counsellor at Inv Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, to give his advce legal
opinions and instructions in all canses in which he is
retained in Texas. Col White will in all give
written instructions and in of great importance
will attend in person the Supreme Court of Texas He
is in poss. sSon of all the Pa'sh and Mexican Or.n
ances, and hns IA, New Orleans the largest civil law
library in America.
In all cases in which James >. Mayeld III retained
an attorney aud counsellor in Texas he will receive
nv assistance, and advice counsellor.
JAZZ JOS WHITE
S1ITUATT0N- WANTED.-A first rate SEAM
- STRESS wants situation She is capable Of
ao;nr Fancy Sewing and description Of Dress Ma.
king. ,, Millinery. Would have objection 10 GO
into privn,e family. Can give nnexc-ptonable ref
ercnces, as to character and ability Enquire Mt 207
Cavondelei st. ia7-it
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

ORDERS.
VNFASHINGTON GUARDS.-Attend monthly
w meeting thi. evening, the It'll inst at O'Clock
p NJ At srofv md full dress parade, Tomorrow 9th
inst- ii "a. N. By order Of
II s MCROOkE, LIST sergeant
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Col. Tot,cn has entered his duties chief of the
U. $. Eng inser Department in place Of Col. Gratot
! removed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

NIEW Bl)OKS-FLe Priratc Journal 81 tIdr0n
IN Burr during his residence of four years in Eu-
,oDs with selections from his correspondence. Edited
by Matthew Davis. author Of memoirs Of Aaron Burr.
&c. in vols.
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.hracine outlines Of Western life and scenery; sketch
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