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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

ENPHAsIs--A writer on English grammer
gives the following example on wrong empha.
sls:-A clergyman, on reading the twenty. sew
enth verse ofthe eighteenth chapter Of the first
book OF Kings, generally placed the emphasis
on the words denoted by Italics. "And he spake
to his sons, saying, Saddle me, the ass, and they
sadded hmr'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

Tnever," said Sir WaltH Scott, "could ca
the flesh of any creature Mad known while
alive. | had once a noble yoke ofoxen, which.
with tho usual agricultural gratitude, we killed
for the table; they said it was the finest bee
in the four counties, but never could taste
Cog or Magog, whom used to admire in the
nlough,'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

Tommy Triple is a queer fellow. He wa
tod the other day, that if he would leave OF
drinking, no would be quite a decent man.
"It's no use" said ho, "l've left off half dog
en- times day for these ten years, and it don
do no kind of good"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

Even in the deepest distress, when a swee
little woman turns up her lovely face, and says
"we will no, despair, will WEI" where is the
heart which can resist the sweet The soothln
charm, or feels not a CLEAN of N8ppIness war
der on its throbs?
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

French philosopher is said to be now vel
busily engaged in a series experiments les
pecting the respiration Of vegetables! His oh.
servations. so far as relates TO seeds, goes 10
show that thev breathe. What next!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

Intense DarkneSS-The streets of London,
on the 10th of January, were wrapped in thick
darkness At o'clock, P. NJ. it was difficult 10
see ones hand. A thief met a gentleman
walking in the streets, snatched his hat from
his head, and in moment was lost in the sur
rounding obscurity. The Standard SAYS, that
this darkness did not arise from fog, which is
usually the case, but was in every respect sim.
liar to that Of midnight. Navigation upon the
Thames was almost suspended, and the drivers
Of the different vehicles were exceedingly
slow and cautious in passing through the streets.
The various public establishments in the CITY
were as completely lighted up as when the
pressure Of business requires nj ght attendance
thick drizzling grain fell during the whole
time.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27
COURTSHlP.
BY THOMAS MOORE.


"Oh Laura will nothing ! bring thee
Fer soften those looks Of dsdaIuP
Are the songs Of affection ! sing thee
All doomed to be sung thee in vain'
offer thee, (airest and dearest,
A treasure the richest Pm WORTH
offer thee love, the sincerest
The warmest e'er glowed upon eNrth!
But the maiden, naughty look finging,
Said, ''cease my compassion to move;
For I'm not very partial to singing,
And they're poor whose soul treasure Il
loycm
any name will be sounded in story
offer thee, dearest, my name;
have fought in the proud field Of glory!
Oh Laura come share in my fame!
bring thee a soul that adoreth thee,
And loves thee wherever thou art,
Which thrills as its tribute it brings thee
OF tenderness fresh from the heart"
But the maiden said "ceasc to importune; 4
Give Cupid the use Of his wings;
All, fame's but pitful fortune
And hearts are such valueless thi'
'Oh Laura, forgive, if I've spoker
Too boldly--nay turn not aw -
For my heart with affliction is .oken-
My uncle died only to.dayS
My uncle, the nabob-who tended
My youth with affection and care,
My manhood who kindly befriended-
Has-died- -has--left me--his-heir"
And the maiden said, sweep not, sincerest,
My heart has been yours all along;
Oh! hearts are of treasures the dearest
Do, Edward, go on with your song"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

"Where were you hurt2" said friend to
one who lad received an injury in personal
rencontre "Was it near the vertebre?"--
"No, no." answered the other, 'Ht was near
the race coursc.n
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

An epicure requested his landlord to get him
a spare-rib. The inn-keePer declared he had
none, saving one, and that was very crook
ed rib, which he would be glad enough to
spare.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27
ITBRRTY DQTBGa

&MM formerly kept by Mr.. Whit
ssi:IRney, has been re-purchased by him
&=kzs@A In future he will devote his undivided
attention TO lit, rendering it in all respects
what il should be, a comfortable retreat for
all. His experience in public line is well
known-it enables him to say, without fear
of disappointment, to all, you will be as COM
fortably entertained at the Liberty Hotel as
you can be any where. Horses will be care
fully attended to-we have commodious sta
bles where | can accommodate drovers and
others who may call with every thing in that
Of provender. As for my table,
beds, and other things appertaining to the
Hotel, say they are good, but do not take
my word for it, come and try and Judge for
yourselves.
And then, my LIaUORstoo, tryand you'llswear,
Their better you've not found any where;
have Cider, delicious Cider, here
Rich to the taste, and us the amber, clear;
VINE too lthave, of all the better sort
Madeira, Chret, Tenerife and Port
I've high proof spirits, Gin and Brandy rich;
And WhiSkcy, old NOn0Hgdhela and Peach
Ofthese men need not speak, for we defy them
To tell how good they are before they try them
The undersigned have also lately purchased
stand the known as M'Dowel's Tavern In
adding this spacious house, yard, stables, DC.
o his other accommodations, he can say
heir means are more ample than any before
ever could boast Of in Liberty for the recep.
ion Of customers and the public. Owing 10
his arrangement he are able also TO accom-
nodate many boarders in addition to the mum.
'er he is now accommodating-He saysI
o the. public, | solicit your patronage
M NJ WHITNEY
Liberty Feb 10, 1885, 8-tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

An Irishman, recommending an excellent
mich cow said that ''she would give milk year
after year, without having calves; because it
run in the breed, as she came from a COW that
never had calf"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

Soon after the battle of Leipsic, a wit OBJ
served that Bonaparte must now be in funds,
for he had received a check on the Bank Of the
ElJe.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

AND WHILST HIS HARP RESPONSIVE RuNo,
I" TWAS THUS THE LATEST MINSTREL SUNG, v
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27
OMNIBUS.

COUSIN SALLY billiard. We owe an apology
for again dragging our fair Cousin before the
public. as we did in our last number of this pa
per The reason was, that we had divers APP
plcations for the story, and not having any pa
pers that contained it, We thought we would
once more dress Ter up for company and set
her going. She Gan old acquaintance with a
good many, but pc hone will not be considered
as an intrudorV
Oplat a taH was there my Coun,rymen
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

The following is portion OF a dialogue be,
tween two boys, members of a juvenile deba.
ting society," after discussion by it on a sub.
Ilect OF great interest We think the speeches
must have oqalIed some that we have in Con.
gres;s3, to which the boys smile very happily
applies Fr''
81 say, Ned" says one of them, show did
you like Franks speech wasn't it grand?o
"Ies," says Ned, she spoke we'll, and he
wound up slick--it was one of the greatest
bursts ofelephants | ever heard!'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-27

"What are you doing now" said gentle.
man the other day to a young artist Of this
city, who was giving the finishing touches TO
the portrait ofa young lady fgreat beauty, but
little mind
"Why am cGnrassing the merits of Miss
"Cant you do itwithout taking her head Off"
was the retort.
"lhe fact is" replied the painter, "she has
got tired of painting her own face-and has
employed me to paint it for her."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

| bombay, G25 do d humphrey.
The above ships are all nsw, Of the first lass
| copper fastened and sopperoa, commanded by men
| OF great experience, have large accommodations
with separate ladies' cabin every attention will be
pad to passengers, and the very lest of stores pro
| vided for them
The packets will he lowed up and down the Mis-
sissPp', and the sriclcst punctuaiiry observed in
The time of sailing, and should the regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other ahp equally good
Will IN all cases be substituted. share patron
az" is solicited, and the agents pledge themselves to
. accommodate as much rs practicable, to receive
ana forward goods by id line at the most nodrr-
ate charges, and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, if required.
The ships viii leave the LIST and 10Th Of every
month. For freight or passage, apply to the agents.
A MERRITT 50 Common st
n i. Advancamcuts made on cpnsignncnts
to Messrs A. G. Lomburd 4, Co.
nov27
&,TArE OF LD DISQUALIFIED Judicial District
~ C"ir, the state of Louisiana to all whom these
presents shall come, greeting:
Nhercas-s>nuiurl {. o Jcn, George =. Ogden, and
ID ward orHc, having purchased at II sale nlde by the
SynGiC a ;hc creditor, al Egrrtnu& Wibu,, the propr,s
" hereinafter desc'i3r,, has applied 10 the clerk Of his
court, for monitor or udv-. ti:eMcn in conformity 10
an act Of the cg lnluie Of the state of Louisiana, ruti-
tied AN act for the iur "r nSsur oftitIrs pnr-
chaserS at judicial sales; approved the Nth day of
March, 1891.
Now, therefore, know We. md all persons imtrrrste
here H. arc Hereby cited and ,tnon shed in the name of
the state of Louisiana and of the frs, ilicol ts,ric,
court, lo can set any rghr, tit! or ran, in and 10 The
prnnclgy hereinafter dc .rrjNed in rou.,uuuncr ri onv
jtIrullll m tn, nrlfr ,l.,rr ar Of the ,.ut
under which the sale yns nude or rnv nra,lr,Iv nr
i,cgallv III III. ADVERTISEMENTS and atycr i-r.nents in
tune or nunner Of SALE ur f any other detect wiatsu
ever; to show raqsr within thfIy DAYS from ,h, DIV
this Mnnton is trsr insc,t Vt in tin. publ. papers, wIy
the sale 50 nude should not be. cn,jrIrj nuI boui0-
lognlrd.
The sni! property was sold by TIE >yud: ;rrcsaid
mn ,,n . fit, H. - &c ,,ort i, ,r, ! :. mama -, "
n,dr oI. .,r " an Nv h. y" u, p
ory n I@.f@ ~ ,t, W. Ill., '''i: =" VI, ~
la.,n i X t' u, y; ' i;,,.', 81 - r.: '''
t =, " v ',a Iri '1,' Wv ~
rnnr, a, viii. II l"s;i ,'I r. nI,,, t. ~ ''I ~
n,t'. and ISi,rnri N'.r,a i,a,,, -, ~ 7 ''
"u oI''' "e P"'"'S''S ''r
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o,,,p a,'r w. ''' t'''''! d" R''H !" '''e J""'''
'''OI W. r, :; cl., =,
i"' no. l. ,9' 0, giounu IN !'uD"Gfg H"a't IN me
"o,"''u u, ~, y '",' Ii''' ''" NHEaatS
'o''Tt as PER pun d'u"' Wy = ''''h"''' "l", =4'ii
- 'i,' UNI " 'situ IN 'l, once OF Joseph
no c ''.''y l'n.. '"l ',IPhS "ii!%
~, .'S l"''t o." l"'''' S'i'' ~ i-' 'o'' III
"elMn u"" ''"ht on no street,
~ '9"'"'' l. 'H"'' ''''"FSe u. N5o'' una lu"afd
'I'N, . ..o S9}'"'
~ o. nv =, III 'Ie same SI.AFe' measuring - ''e h"h'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28
No CIKF. NO tn
nR. JOHNSON, Office ll0 Bien'ille street, con
- fines his practice to the treatment OF NencrcaI
n;s,,s, IN all different firms


Dr. Jotus0a, from a residence Of many ycar'in Hoe
pita= in Europe devoted TO the treatment l." Ncnrcal
Diseases, and from his present extensive practice IN
that particular urch of the professions guarantees
safe speedy and efec'al cure to such persons as arc
poublra with any Of the following diseases, viz
GonorrhoeG, elects, Su.cnucs, thpncrrs, hub"S,
Seminal Weakness, Affections lse bladder Kidneys
Joils Ure,hra rros,sa,e Gland, Swclird ! eSuclcS,
Erptions on The Skin, Sn:e Throat, Pains i'll the
Joints; :, -,
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in two three days wi,hoo, thu
Use of Aercnry, interruption from business or altcfa
ton in the mode otying
medicine to prevent Vcncrcnl Disease cnn he Oh
tanned of nr. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe OF the
baron Larry, n celebrated French Surgeon and was
used bv him during the several cnnpn ms In which he
r served as Surgeon & eneral in the French Army
Sold By Dr.. Juil,soa, at his Office. hose persons
tavn. any alra, ton Of FcneYeNi Disease, and rhont
tnkiIg sea voyages. removing to The country, would
do we'll by giving DIR. Johnson call proper meIi-
eip - tor Their cure in the shortest time be put up
with written c1irec tons TO- their use.
Office open from in the 'nnrnns until u oclock at
usht.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

II2ES!I GARDEN SIi!,p-'rhe subscriber
Il hrgs express his grateful thanks to the put,
lc for the liberal support lie hasltcoired since he
commenced business in his city. Being Sole p!o
prietor Of The saed store, II Common street, ha j.
cot and aevTr was agent !ur- any northern seed
3, ender n5i her IS he cnnirclcd with house in
This gonntry--but he assures the public that his
connections every department Of tile seed busl~
ness, in the different couu,Ies of Europe equal
10 that Of any house in th0 tnua,i States. lie i'm
ports sreds, p!arts &c. ir"m the most extensive
and respertahc Nurseries and see 'snCn in France,
liniIand, Englani. SEQ land, and the 10 thcra
is his study, receive III addir ron - h pes
Stock large rivals Of every descriptions realty the
growth ct 1888; nlsu cnrrailrG trnt lie :, ni all
kinda. The putlIc may rely on fndlmg !uH as
strtmt.li OF every article IN the scrd Inn ,0 gtunS
inc quality, and imported direct 10y
n VIM. OHM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28


For single GIN oil ~ saws or nnr', Nt'h
one set OF feeders, hftiN8, Nc nj 50 itT
saw, SIN' w
Fore ct fo SAWS, With feeders, sc at 50
81 pcrS saw, ~" w
For do OF Al saws, with itt"trS, &c. :"
- per saw, "'' ga
no" DO "' -"sF"s, "''h'ttdirS, &C. At n w
~ per Sa%' ,., 3. } ~" '"'
FN'fA 'e''h Where oFS"e'' l"' 'Et'."S' FiFr'S"
~ cents e''fi 'le h'Mot' o. 'ce'n "'"2 "Gnt 'P,'"
INC ,,l''i OF saws '''e So o. 'te"t's' " - 60"
5h'rtH i,""eNEr, VIII "c4i o'l TWO Or ''t@ 9''S I"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28
ABENNTHY'S DvSPPrIC IIXIl.

DR.. b,r,et.y til gretast of English Surgeons WI
opninn that hin ,-tenhs OF the diseases TINT astc'
mankind originate in the stomach This Elixir was
used bv him with the most unprecedented success in
Ills private and public practice for upwards "t forty
years for the removal OF he following Diseases:
Loss nfnppcte, Flatuency, DsteH'i"n OF the S;om-
sch Pu in the side, ienVness OF the Head ard neil
ma i'm to sleep, lrregurty of the bowels, md in all
eases where Indigestion OF custivc habt is found to
exist.
of cu,ck nostruns before the public it is the
sale invention of the abiet and most scientific surgeon
EurOpe ever Produced and the secret ri preparing it
was purchased by the agent for vey inrsc sum- 1t is
agreeable IN pleasant to the taste nets mild aper
cnt always keeps the bowels free imfarts vgor and
strength 10 the system, and chceruincss to the mind,
aud II few battles removes the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and prevents return al ANY
NEW YORK, l7th August, 1888.
IS Madison. street
SIu:-In consequence Of leading se1cntary life,
lave been troubled, less, with Indigestion tnr
ION wears; Tor the las. three years my suerngS have
been nsurportabIe | have tried several physiciar<,
and lumber Of q,!ack Medicines, without deriving any
benefit | dsspnred of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself .u,he most hopeless despair
was persua,eh bv many friends Try Aberncthy =
Dysrepc Elxir / have now flushed the loutth bot
tla and know not how 10 express MY lnAiIon OF It's
,yond,rf virtues and the miracle it ~ performed III
restoring me 10 that health whichI n,ght lost for
.v,r Send nc hnf dozen bottles M and except
INV thanks for the blessings you have erredhy re-
storing m. 10 peri Get health.
remain vuurs
JCO6 MONROE.
The AGENT has in his possession sevc hundred ties
,;nonnls simny Ia thu uave, al the extraordinary viz
,.r, a; tbs medicine. Sold by appoint I1en at i'f
jghnsons. 40 BtnvlP street. nov..'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

SUI IT. OF IItTEF1--I1ONoT" 'IltlS.
For :,dOhhIe Gin Of SO SAWS mere Oh us'ct
c!lir'lrr, making l e. SAWS IN TIC stand,
with feeders isuts, &c. ut s. Irrs;w, OF %JiN II
Fora nulblc iiu al 90 !. cN Under,
on i2H sn"s III h" Stand, icr,ltrs, &c.
81 ger saw, Or 12O o.
For do Of iN Nn do. or 8 ina
suuu at 81 II per saw, 50" o.
For 10. Of 70 saws on d. 10 saws in
stand ct So SO per SAM or 200 u.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28
81 = NTiDNED BY HE FAULTY OF MED

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i,1 . So'npo:no i,A''as' Of 'op,soa ana o"rSa
&c ''' S"'' ana 10, 81 'l'cT'uli RENE
''S,,I','" nor u" cure Oh 'oho'ihea' "'e''sI
raat anus III ne PACK ana o'S, sc':,,
.; 80 ''s '''''i' h'upc'' S'"'el' sfo'o'''e
e'"'''I'"s' GO.
~ '"H W i 'Ne'''S'nF possessing F u9tN
'i ,''.IC u III. one no." "'+r1" 10 '4 ll,S'
" p '''" '' LH - rtiSt u '"' ""''i"tS te'o'''
' '"'t' we ''''I '!e t4"A' ','i!," " y, t''e "
,'s' t'r"itN ~ h:opT believing ''' "lti De ,I1y
appreciated Whcm lis 'crts are n'Nr I'h'{ h"o"n' nc
''iS' o' r,t1'ai s'GN,"'i'T'N ssy ''s ,N i'''J.'
no ''I'' '"' ~. 0'S.'N' WHY" pH'''"1 -" ,'''
'NI - ''E','H Us ''H''SFe''',' '''' '''''' ''''
"'T"t'' !" U' N""c,s h" stomach" anu us ~,
,nrilr'''", when used in the 'ntlnm',oT! stage. The
lN0'@r Natl" a" ahN SIS oil '"@ '';"s", e'ce''
my '' ''' more 'T'"'''its "onH th'ie'! DC ,n"eh
''"u .'''"t uSei"E ''''''''' " wan
III ''r fes"e S''c, lr above inca cl"r continues w.
S'rs'','s NtS" ''e ~ INC H!o"ES r'ir'e "'""' u'
"S S'''''''ie ann c''''" III 't lL''"ES'"'' i'I"
"rHS J." lr composition OF ln's Increases e
rio%"! OF 'nc "'h"' producing IN operation un,s ns'o
's''S' ANA SURPRISING the most sH'E'"' eSlee"'"rsi
TsSt'nnE ~ ''& same June Tue '''i>"'Sr % ~ '.'
W N''h percy success ~ we
W -, ans l''' nc '"'' ''''''' l"i
,',s 81 w, i'i'SrH. way 'Nf''a ';i'.' 49,
Hinyiu1 hosPsI ""' Y'1lje medical Institutions h,,'
u, ~ ' a,'i ,t'! '
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@ w., u -, ,,E 't3, ''I ~
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' sf% under r s1n%" by %do"S IT. n2L IN ihT
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,"scII' he,1''rr: rrrparr1 by i iho'"' '''e'"l"
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Prev" SO h'! i""iA','S "l'l n,' h"' hesitate II.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

1tOAl-276 tons (" tue best English coal, we'll sailed
Tor steam boat list, on board hdtqnr Altoona from
New Castle, tor salc by HOLMES n MILLS
la! Rank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

'VtE undersigned having recon Il enced business
l. as ayrDrngest and Apo,hecary, in the store
owned by Mr.. lscob on, at tie corner of Tivol;
circle and Triton Walk respectfully solicts share
Of the public patronage and renewal Of the favoss
ot his former customers. The entire stock o
Drugs, medicines aud toncv articles is fresh an
carefully selected. The following only arc par
tlcuarzcd, viz;
Pre- Soda, seidIi'z and Saratoga Powders
y casi Pnwd being a wholesome and eleear.
substitute for yeast, in ralsiHg bread, buckwheat
cakes, &cs
Buffers Eifervescen, Magnetism App erier,-a
IleasaA, aud genie pnrgarivein dyspepsia or indi.
gcsll"n, nervous debility, eiddlness, headache
ac't:y q" Tie stomach hahit uai custlvencss, cua.
nc"us crup'Ions, &c.
Carpenters Fluid Extract of sa,sapara
Putst,'ng the blood, &c do do aud cubehs, &c
SwAim's Fanarca aud Nerm,fuge ; British an
Har!lcm oils, Opodclioc. &c.
Refined ldIuorce, Iujuhe and Guamauve paste
Toorh brushes, n 5 Prcn,ce's carhonic denirit
fee, chlorine tooth wash, powder puils and bexea,
Pfentlces carbonc dtntr,tce, chlorine toath 81,
powder puhs and boxes, Prentice's scented -:
| plain toilet powder. poma,um creme %
! orange flower. rose, lavender and tlorita . o.
OF the best qulites, Rowiand's Macassa Chic
/ ridges balm OF CJlumh fa, bears DIVA - = 4
iuctier and other matches, ndtiible mi Il.
superior BLACK ink, &c.
sperm and ref ued whale oil. HAYS Linin,e mt.
| A fresh assortment OF rhorburn' Garden Seeds
"cl2 GEORGE JONES.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-28

EDUCATlJN-FhiINtl and G!.lSH.-
Mr. James recently arrived III this cry, be IS leave
to inform the <i:i2eus OF New Orleans that lie wifi
open an academy on Nondav, ~ January, at No.
10 Toulouse street, tur tue instruction Vi Youth ct
both sexes IN French and ElgI!sh, ia " ict he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. james and NJ rs.
MeIthrr, who speak both those languages VIII
great tiueucv und purity, aHd wh1 WI take change
OF the dcparjm, nj o. ta@ y"un4 !aGics.
Mr.. INES wIi I'VE his T:tu!e utlCntrOH To the
various branches OF educaulE. and Il Ittrs Aim etil
that he viii give entire sllstncII1n To those who
.mavshurn htn with their confidence. nov
NORGE, - Ds 20 par nershin lot4nrd Oh the
23ta July has 30 ReeR iona Y. b .yIlss. tgsept i
Beard and Charles D, Bto.ea, to he ,fldnefed ,a.
derihe,slyls and tito iiaYtiss. Reara & Blnren,
is heraby Jlssaived; ond this dissolution is ~
lake c feet as Irps. til 81 Isl &c Dpcembes as,.
fhe undersigned viii promptly discharge II tile
oesjs atoms u a9e 'frm, ad Ia sl,ure cnblnlu
d thelr nan Is, aud tor thttr nwu nc IN:
the same business as Factors and General COM
mission merchants, undur the style ana tile u
Beard Il Bluren, and solicit n share OF the pHtrul
agu OF their friends and the puAlc.
JOSEPH A. BEARD,
nov CHARLES B. btUltrN
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M York & Baltimo ore Packets

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u To sail punc,ualiy every second Monday
during the season, full or not full.
Ship Orleans, 500 tons Capt. S. Sears,
Ship Alabama, Ala do C. G. Berry
Ship Arkansas, 627 do Dennis
Ship S4ra,uga 542 do w Hathaway,
Ship Nashville, $40 do d Jackson,
Shin Kentucky. 629 do J Bunker
The above ships are Of tho first class, copperc
and copper fastened, and having been bufil IN New
York expressly for tins trade, they are OF ighI
draft Of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any detention. The commanders are mon
of great experience, and the shps will always DO
towed up and down the Mississippi BY steamboats,
They have handsome furnished accommodations,
and stores Of the best description will always be
furnished The cabin passage is $50 without
wine or liquor, and there is liquor furnished to
the officers or crew. For freight passage apply
on board, or to II G AMES, AZ Camp st.
Tho ships not accountable for breakage OF
glass, hollow ware, marble granite, cooperage OF
tin, or rust ofiron Steel nor responsible for any
package or parcel, unless regular bill of lading
Is executed therefor at the Office OF tho cuts.
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