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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The editor ol the Mlumre Express
reads his neighhors a pleasant prariicai
lecture UPON the Canada war. from which
we make the f"llnwing extract:
Friends aud frllow.rinzsns-keep
coni. and don't make f'ois at Yourselves
in the Canada business. Stay a, hume
--Eind your own aHai's--keep your
mnney-,lon'l tear your shirts. nor bur
rah beiore y"u are oul "f the w""ds.
Form as many secret s"eIeties as yum
plesse; pracuce ymr wiaks, mods. and
grips. as ynu please. hn, d''u'I get drunk
don't pledge yoorselres-l"n't trust
yourselves an BRUSH ground. They ham
Llr guns very carelessIy nn the other side
of the boundary. Them Br,,Ishrrs sl-
ways shu, up thsir eyes hefnre they shout,
and there is M Knowing what they NAV
do. if they shnuid &c, sh""'ing bullets.
IS perfect folly To get in The way oil u
gun i'm careless hanls-sn keep shady
don't ioin the " hunters" don't 90 wan
derns af away from h"are " about your
BUSINESS" don't hare as goad right
10 be IN one place as another" IL s"n
want to lo"k mysterious. L'"s $" at your
wife; il you want 1" shake y"nr he"d'
shake il al your children. ID" business
on your own cspual-pay s1fiirien'
respect to the soundness Of your sk'n--
take a newspaper, aud pay Tor It, aud
ON, can learn all about these matters, "a
we'll as il you were on the ground"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
NOS CHEEKY AaE TiiE MARINERS"

q
81 Pass hESgAais.
Hes shesry afs tie 'nin'.sas--
rsse lssers & The srs.
Tier heart. are iss iis ,ssiy waves.
4. a.ala lag sad as free.
T,., wa,s'ie Sasa Ihs Eiorm bird wheels
a sI,r:.. faahd ihs mast:
AL sag - ea dr.P il fam the slip
Pug . .'auara 10 'hs blast.
uht a,r the m ,riness &C. rs'e,s
T.efs's u,,.sc u IhsH I"aT.
wa.a he Ilis LsrIa a'.'ns 'hs ise.
Al pagprs Il 'a.m fore.
l. "a -. ts.. 10 msr.issn Nights.
~ .,as - ehl.~s l'Si
Tl,r sr.."' ss..aI u,'i Iidr Il oa',
sarr.i i.snr.Ih lie bios.
", .r,amrEs dana and s.nssss f.risI,
IA s.l at hull ~,l, a't
Sscufeiy A. "a ialaad lass
tkrat so . ho-l.
Aais.uaI sssep s.isn- msnasTs,
~ - d. ~h. ~a'rtfai ryss.
Va fraiies. g. el d. e .. daHk
Tat ,.,,l sl..,.g lite s.la
I'D trsp Ih..se cherry marias's!
And e,ape' q! Ihr g.'"s
Tat ,se p sga,n-i the t"eAY EAST
&C. Ih,n sIarm Slated sAi's.
la4 ~ IL 80 sl..fe all hlr.. thu sdP
Tat r,Iii =, s-tlrt &c.
S.tei, tar hoti,,w { a.. hand.
r. brave Iir nirh'y sra.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
Boston Journal.

According 10 the last census in 1896.
The population Of Paris, exclusive Of
strangers and troops. was 9o9.l26; and
Of The whole department :" the Seine.
l.lO6s9l. The total number 0I hirlhs
in the capital far the same year. was 2s.-
9i2; deaths. 24,O57: marriages. s.30s;
sull born children, l.7s7. Oh the hIrIhs,
1868 we're males. and IL 297 females:
4.772 t'"k place Ia hospitals, Sc; 9.633
were ilIegiiImate-viz: 4.S60 males and
AHA females. Of winch 2.667 were re.
c"gnizrd by their parrnis. Oh the deaths.
1904 were males. and I2,043 were lee
males; 1858 persons died at their avn
homes, $685. in eirii hospitals. 724 IN
military hospitals, Ga IN prisons. aud 2s9
were deposited 10 the Mmgue-s'z: 24l
males, and 4s females.
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4 FRIEND no MERIT.

II | VS. called up,n 10 write the his,n-
~ Of a iramaas uials aud sotrnws, |
would dair o. Irum the period Shrn ia.
iute has pronounced her marriHgeabir,
and she feels that innacrni desire &c as
s'ri. lng 9TH The ohrr ser whirh needs
nnI hIu.h. Marriage u. doubtless, the
mo'I n.Iural. Hn"crnt aud useful state.
II y"u eau firm IL III aay t,,lrrahlr adv AN
i'gr. |, b,ds faEesi Inr tbs, lutte pnr.
uon ii h'ppIne.s whirh This llir siI'Hds;
aud -. m sane degree. n ,'uiy Which w
ose In the wmld. II ruerrd Inin iruin
p'oprr motvrs. -. = source oi The great
est hrnrits To the community, rs veil ~
Vt private rul.,iau III ourselves. Whn
81. the h,eh-sI dressings. unsWeetenrd by
s"rirn! law potg"a"t are many s"r-
rows "f life. without a ir,erd tn ALLEVIATE
anil drv,de Ihrnl llnw many are the
m"nrnts. haw many are the ex,gencies.
IN which Ne wan, sympathy. tenderness.
aI'rnt"n! Aud What IL a m"inue mdl.
uda.l 1" the w"tll. rnmparrd auh The
woman ahn acts IL the 'ru,ier characttr
81 wife 10 pHent, aud, by = religious
c"lI"re "f an offspring, 10 training up ia-
hab'I'n,s lm tie kingdom If helven.
sinsl" w"nan. - paructlsrly dclrnre.
less a. she g"rs DIAM the hill III life: hrr
ine"ds gradually DRIP away run her,
Ike Ie"es IN the autumn. aud leave her
aplnms s"l,tuy rrraurc Even hr'th'
srs aud sisters, when m ,rrird themselves.
"se ihrIr usual Iandness lor her. in tie
ard"ats "f newly acquired c"nnrNin;
And sie wander. through wide world,
uncomfortable IN hersrif. uniuteres,ing Ia
"'h"rs. frequently the spnrt of wan,ou
Miirule, "r provrrs &c rrpr"ach.
imran nn,, hnwrver. tu insinuate. tina
"rtr Is any thug really repr"arhfnl ~
'"ghnv. unless woman ch"osrs To rem
dee II such nv verifying the s,igmas which
h've been liked upon u, aud suhsianiia
ting ~ her avn prart,re. the malev"lrnrr
envy. scandal. curiosity and spleen, whi'l
h"e =" uliea hrru ~arrasucally impuie'
" the si>irrhowl. II NAV he. aud some
"'n"s Is. the chmcr of very amlahle va
men. Who would no, marry any bn, 'h'
ma' ol lhrI affections. or with whoa
"lry h'd ralianai prospect al happiness
VIII" having hrrn by death ar disapp"int
meat drprved nr the "np. had del,rac,
u" never admutrd the idea &c a secnn'
a'tmhn"n,; ar WIN we've not so devoid ~
pu c,plr aud tas,r. a. to b. cunnertr'
with dls,"luic, ,rn Ikea "r aban,i"uet
PRISON, wht,rrrr might he his f"rmne
3" Consequence, "r caunrxrnas. W"mr'
wa act from such prIurIairs. my b.
exposed H. lhe Iud, l.cae SCOTS Of tn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Earthly Hoppiaess.-fhis is phan-
tom Of which all are in pursuit, and which
none have been able Ia embrace. Most
people can see il. but alw avs al distance.
Il is a mere shadow, always flying but
never caught. I, sllnres but 10 deceive;
i, promises only to d,ssppoint. Iiis the
grand "bj-ct for which mos, people hive;
but pe,itc, happiness is What no person
living ever We, found. and what none ever
can fnd until they arrive Al the exhaust
less source from whence il springs--the
throne of God.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
TIE MIscIIlEvoUs BOY.


A sad propensity 10 wanion mischief
dis6gnted the rhsrarIer nf Robert May.
nard. lie took delight IN practising on
the fears of his young companions, by
c"unIsIlen,ng illness, ar ui,eTing cries al
distress, g. excite their compassion or
alarm; and when they had succeeded in
d.rening his friends. was sure 10 ridi'
cule Their kind anxiety. Nor was this
III: he sould also frigh,en them. BY tell
ing them that some dreadful accident had
briallsn their relations. and then would
laugh at their rredulty.
This WAS very wrnng: and Roberts
grandmother told hun 20, bu, no reason.
tug oil hers cnnld convince him that what
was fun tn him, might nrrasion severe
pain 10 others. Experience, bitter expe-
renee alone impressed The lessons she
gave an this wIlfnl boys heart. and made
hun amend The error ol his ways.
Thoughlless children may affix little
blame To these tricks. but what says the
word of Gmi! A. a madman who
clsleIh firrbrands, Arrows, and death; so
is the man lhst dtceivelh his neighbour,
aud saith. am not ~ SPORT"
Yes, The word III Gnd condemns such
practices; that word which is 10 be "a
light 10 our feet, and lamp sbou. our
path"
Robert Maynard was horn in India.
and had bern sent hume for education BY
his parents, 10 his gtantlm"'heI's house
IN the Country; but being of delicate
habit, he did net go TO boarding. &C hon,
but was a iay-schnlar at town about
half mile from The Grange. lie had a
pretty pnney Ia ride, nice bucks To read,
and would have been very happy, bu, for
the sad tricks have already enumerated.
which Ios. him the respcc. and affection
uf MI his young friends.
0hrn, when LET. ia smuse himself. he
wished himself back in India, with his
fond parents and brby sister: and great
was his Joy, when Mrs. Clifford ,"ld hun
tina, these dear relatives had sailed for
England. and were expected 4" arrive in
I.,ndnu. elrly in the following May.
Never had winter seemed tedious Ia
Robert befnre---nescr had spring seemed
so rardy in coming To the impatient boy.
a. Length, the trees came INTO Leaf; aud
the white buds vi the blacklhorn began 10
appear. aud Roher, accompanied Mrs.
Chif'md to Rassell-squarc. To await the
arrival of the In'ha fleet.
A fortnight afterwards. he was claspeh
alternately 10 the busnm ol his fond pa
rents. aud had heard Emma call HIM
" dear btoiher," in her sweet mtsnline
lisp; and q, tina, moment. Thought him.
self the happirst li,ile boy in the world.
After the first embraces, Robert remark.
ed tina, his dear mamma looked pale and
lanpuld; and learned. with pain, tina, she
was in very i'll health. This infnrnation
had the rfiec, Of checking his vivaciiy.
Mamma was obliged To he kept very
still. and had grea. deal Of disagrseabIe
physic TO take Tor several weeks. aud
then papa Was grave aud anxious about
her, and permt,ed no noise to be made
in The house, and The knocker Of The doo'
was lied up; and even little Emma was
not suffered to praule. Robert, IN hl'
fears for his dear mamma, forgot his
tricks Of terrifying people; and happy
would u have been for han, IL he had
wholly left them of; but, alas! confirm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

A faUai Encidcns.-Lieuienant Pat
Tn's Ode a. cone. lrI us.die Ike men,"
reminds US 81 an iuri.leni whirh "renurd
an board the Unilei States chip af the
line Delaware, while sIailnned IN the
Mediterranean . Few years since. The
ship lock Gre near the magazine-and OF
caurse. caused much alarm Ilir''ngh"uI
the ship. a. il was mnmFn,arily expect
ed that the FIRE. would communicative lie
powder. aud blow the whole ships coni-
psny ssy-high. Al such time. when
death was staring every one in tie fare.
some unwonled confusion, and . dIsre-
gard of the established rules Of discipline.
might naturally be exprried. Blu. tie fret
Lieutenant. Thomas W. Wyman. who
now commands the corvette John Adams.
on tire East India station, BY his Goodness
and decision OF chararter. worthy Of all
miralion, chez ked At the outset sny symp-
tom nf Observation-Disclosures. AMI restored rnni
drnce To the terrified crew. lie ordered
them siernly Ia their respective duues,
and added. d" II IRE must die. lei rs HiseI
death as brave men should" This ex.
hors,inn op+r,,rd like magical infhen"e
on The minds nI the nrn. They weul
eooliy and systematically 10 work under
the direction nf their. officers. aud the Gre
Was soan exIinguished.
Boston Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
EPiGRAM-oN A KISS.

O,sthky d,y % day II bls.
stEs ~" gsrl I love lis.
Nd sarR the 'lrad Il y Vas done.
t. 4 s.rt a. d gel ar onr.''
Rhra she ab.s,s.d. xnh laag g how.
4 s.aaos Pay lie 'ss'i .ds~a nav.
tihs ,IsP'd 'ss .aile sac thus did speak,
Bat Prs apt , CIV ysa til. 20 ID sAssir
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Tie Ff0niier.-Esidenre Of tranquil
liy-assuranre of friendly feeling and
returning san"y are borne upon every
breeze. Excn,mrnt is fast snbsidlng.
The minds &c III r.tional, thinking men
have brrome settled. and they begin ~
see things rs they are. They lock upon
every attempt 20 disturb The relations rx-
ising between our own and the Brush
Government, as wrong in ~ conception,
mnjus, III itself, and one that cannm but
be attended With The mnsl siireful results.
Puhllc meetings, numerously attended.
have recently been held 10 many villages
aInng our frontier, At which resolutions
have been passed cnndemnine in decided
terms the course pursued by number &c
our own ciiizens. in conjunrlon with
some disaffrcied Canadians; and we are
extremely glad 20 learn that hundreds who
hal been led 10 believe that majnrlty Of
the Canadians we're in favor of taking %
arm. against the Government. nos ac-
knewIrdge iha, they have been deceived.
and betrayed! Os,cego Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The Learned Biacksmifi.-we pub.
lished. shnri time sinre. an exraci from
Governor Everru's Lecture on Sell Cul-
lure. in which alIusinn Vas made Ia n
blacksmith WIN had. without neglecting
his lahorious occupation. acquired a
knowledge Of more than fifty languages.
ancient and modern. We learn that ihis
blacksmith is Elihu Bnrtiil, anaiivr New
Britain. town of Derlin. Conn. where
lie learned his trade. lr has resided al
Worcester for year or tao past. On &C.
count or The rxrelIen, library a, that place
o. The American Annquar, S"c,ety. lie
now does regularly. rS'ry dav.a "rney.
mans days work at the io"k-m,'h bust.
ness. Cnnuecucut has reason Ia he proud
of such a son. Boston Transcript.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

An act has passed the Delaware legie.
laIure fur The encouragement &c the eal-
ture and manufacture Of Sux in that state:
allowing a bounty Of .f1eea ceafs per
pmrd, far cocoons raised in The state.
aud of fiiy cents per pound Cor merchant
able raw s,lk reeled in The state. from such
c"c""ns. rheiawis limited 10 four years:
aud incorporated silk companions are ex.
cluded Its benefits.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

in the reason nf Ihe rase. ard dars IL slasd
any reasonable PrasIeei Il satisfying ihe
debt. that This inrri-anmeni Is sUILanz
edl Dnes TIE eredlIar gain any Iiing hy
ia! On tie contrary. hr - Frequently
cnmpell,d. aud Is always liable Ia main
tain his irhIor. while in rusIHdy. On
The other hand. Ihr drbinr sudrrs-snd
the State suffers. being deprived II the
productive lsbour Of an h"ntsI rilizen,
70 eliO,r. Therefore. imprisonment for
DEBT. Is far fke STATE 10 amsros ifssy ai,d
IFS citizens, EifhOui tie remOiesf 6flsfi
10 any one.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Human Happiness" have lived"
said the interchangeable DIR. Clarke. |. 10
kn"w tia, the grea, secret OF human
happiness is this-nrser suffer your ener.
gies 10 slagn:ie. The old adage off, too
many irons IN the fire" conveys an abom-
Unable faIsehood; you cannot have too
many-pnker. longs. and all. keep them
all going
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The editor Of tue Cincinnati Gazette
writes from the sea, Of government, Of
Ohin, that Il is we'll understand there that
Mr.. Clay will not consent Ia be cani,
date Tor the Presidency. This has been
our opinion for some months. MIR. Clay
can have no desire to enjoy The mere ho-
nor Of nomination. The only coni'n-
gency upon which hs could allow his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The investigation committee hold ils
sessions with rinsrd d"ors. aud f,r abvi-
aus Teas"ns. n the press were admitted
much Of The testimony an which ihe &c
Pori is To br pre,Iiraie,i wlll appear pre-
baby IN = muul~led f"rm before IL reach
e. Congress. and prrmsrure publication
might prsssn' ImporIani fac,s from being
disclosed. To ascertain the amount Of
aeislcsIInns is no difficult matter. but To
learn haw. when and where they we're
effected, as q guide for the future. and 70
ascertain distinctly whe'hrr The Sesrris-
~ Of The Treasury and consequently HE
President did not know Of aud conceal
the defslcaIions until after the election,
are matters Of grea, moment Tor public
information. The committee. we learn.
will pursue the investigation without de-
lay, in order tn report IN time fnr the se-
,ion of Congress. Nesc FORK Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

GHiisnsa - -~ Prrmmt-d BY a
frisnd II nine I" PsIuse the ruci"sed e..
say. ~reca hy . y"uas lady ~h" sa'
an Inhsb,lanl 81 y"uI viilsg. SINE YEAR
ss'. aud I. ho I. nos n" nare. A. IL
d,.,hsy. Ia mueh natural taste aud ..
hlluy ii mind IL Le I"si. I have c"ncIu.
DID. with The rnn.rnt IL my irisnd. IL
seud II tn you lor Your prru..l. aud. Il
yal lIius prnprr. fpr puhllr.ti"n.
A FRIEND TO MERIT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The last dividends al the Bank af Eng
land we're all paid in shilllngs Of The aew
coinage, bearing the eiligy of her most
gracious majesty Queen Victoria.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The state Of Missouri has paid 60, 7ss
for will seslps.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Heart Of Oak.-Oae Of the piles used
IN the fnun,lauon of the old bridge az
Lancaster. England. was taken up short
time since, aud found 10 be a. as sound as
an acorn." although il must have been
undes water a. least 900 years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Rise early. and be an econonis, Of lime.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

FVTN
81 The Al new and fast smiling ship CliEV.
IHM ALIEK, Capt Knight, having most Of her
5AAE cargo :ageI, and going on '"nrd. i'll meet
With Immediate eSrutrh For rei hi OF 30 les cot
ton. or . SsHgc having super accom- n"A'ias. apply
10 ia!8 In GALE 9. Common 81
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BA "a r.
Corner Of 50. CAarles s Common slrcet,

EXCHANGE H"TEL.
nUSH & ALA. would respectfully call the at
- tention OF citizens aud Giruns, los rirc"upi t.
assortment OF tentlcnens linen hirts, do c,.iurc,
with Inca ruuts. fashionable linen fronts: linen l.
lars: silk caton and under slGr,s IN drawers
cambric and silk hanhkrrchefS black and fancy
great stocks OF every drscri;tinn gun,
elastic aud cotton snSpencrs: silk, Cotton nnd thread
gloves: gents ko,kin loves uinbrras and canes gold
tnnunIcd.
Also->p'endJ assortment, of Issrs and gents wri-
ting desks, dressing por too. peru "e', cut
tery, md rich fu.cy goods.
ID
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

r. The 4 | last si!in. ship U.l'rtn
iN STATES. ''"pt Barr, having m".t Of her
.tA.as1EE. eng, engaged, will hav" de - tell. 70,
tici- hi ft"u hl.dr,,! bale pn->ay !, app, to
i,l NtiI'TNt:f ,a;'n n al
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GFOR E W. SM TIL,

GFOR W. SM TIL.
81, s'eon Demt.st from Phiiadciphin,
l. E''> to, urm the LADIES and gentlemen ofNcw Or.
~ lenust ~ h has seated h, seIfa.
No l66, CHnai Street, opposite the >tnEe House,
"her II: will be happy TO at'ead to any professional
IN. ,se"nfn
Ii W smith M, having previously visited this city
lakes the rrt. Of extracting from so'"e rec nmen'a
le ,rrs, that he bears, the following testimonial
from tiose VIII, hav" k:.p~n him long md Intimately
From the Rev. 5 II Tying. ofPh'aic'pbiu.
II take great pleasure in that have had cousiera
bile arquainan" with Mr. NTH both persona ~ aud in the
business Of his profess, In both respects consider him
elves As ncntist have ne perator HON
considered upc and feel SATISFIED that VIII 'ever conf
hi will we'll repaid by discharge of duties
him. i.r Smith has u,ern.d consider able extent for
NE pei soma ~ anu Tor '"'"'e'' sly 'i rIiES TYING.
From Rev Robertson, Missionary SYRIA. in Greece
slwa,ci in Philadelphia give Dr smith fair opp
nifty of putting teet, in order This he has done in
mastery u,,laer, and the gentle aud skill with
which h. conducts his equae ony by hi pa
'sn pesev Race in giving every thug me ines' hush
.hll in future he saved NJ" only mch suHcrihs but also
niue" ,au bic time. &c.
References III New Orleans:.
jacob Wilcox, Esq
S,oc"m'' Richards Co, Now Orleans
William Clarke Jun. Esq.
Cuhber, Rniitt Esq.
~ ROAD CON- 'TiCh-On aud after the j.
Dc, 1873 nil further notice, Extra night Car vii
leave the car house, r"ydruS street, ut half past
O'Clock, +. NJ. for Lafayette aud intermediates places
single Tickets 81 IL Cents, or 80 per hundred
| JOHN HAMPS'|N,
| nov3-tf Chf Ing. N. O.& c. X. Il
| nRHiS To ,rIi PASrE-Ar elegant and high
~ approved dentirice; the hes preparation ever pu
p for the teeth, just received NJ the BAZAAR
RUSH n ALLEN,
dog cur ST Charles Il C"'n'non stS Exch'ns
= .INT APPi.l. CHEESE. \ G"<hcn Bauer I
sale Il AID \ EARSrOW,
ia Pank ~,
I I\SEED OlL-Cupp'ra> M Red Beans,
IL u DORSEY,
ja@ II New lc>c
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NEW ORLEANS Il iARRD! LION RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.

After 10 o LODI Car can be OtAncd by paying To do
lars for rrip
THE IA; KSNN AND LACOUR r STREET CARS
I.en> Can at "jc nck. A. ". and hourly. At
mast i'll hall
hour n d CO tbs hnnf the day uIti u'clo NJ
C,vm the b.. d of Jack
Persons rous by the J. provide themselves
with Tic, ets money wi he b, the conduit
Office Nrw Orleans aud Carroilon Rail Road Company
Pc. draS street. JOIN HAHPsON
puv29 Chief Eng N. 0 4. r
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,F Fl ia, III

Il - . - IL
! FOR y. W YUNN.
HOLMES ii>, OF rN KEI>.
40 sail ruucluay advertised, fn each p r-Ile
line siI snisi-t of the 10 loving lns--'H:
shi, Mas ellie. aun.n Noo'.
Arhansas, "ptain L > 'rhnis,
iEab ,mn armin Berry,
Orle-ns. Captain scar,
Vichsbnrg, a,,,"in } Bunker,
Pnnhhea, ,aptain ASH Y.
The nb'v. In uIr all nt tie first c'uss, copreFci,
ana copper fastened, and were built in New ork ex-
prcssv for this r, 1--,ey Of light 'irunght "i wa
tr, ard almost invariably cross The bar without deel-
ton
hese packets are commanded by Cnpnins well OK.
prrenced n ;he trade, and will always exert themselves
10 accommodate The; will Always be lowed up aud
down the river. aud will promptly snil advertised.
They have handsomely furnished Recommendations, and
stores Of the first quality will always he she'd, and
every attention pald the comfort aud satisfaction OF
passengers. .
The price Of the cubn is fixed at S8o, without wine
liquor. ,,,r
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
,r9 go Common street
L;'r e ships are moi nccounta lie for breaknee o
gIass hollow warr mabe or g'ane, cnoleragr. ~ TN
or rust Of i,en ar eel: responsible for an, package
or purcell ut on hoard, unless regular u otlAdHs he
sig I'd th'r.f.r, at the "ific" of the agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06
CARD.

NETT.
HE Principal of the English, French a. d Spanish
Acnteuv. No II, II. Charles street. announces
10 his friends and the public with sasta. ,ion, tha his
institution is iii cressul orru on, that he hopes
hay ms compliment OF pupils, winch will be
limited To fifty.
lie ta~e~ ,hiS opportunity Of assuring parents tina,
morning. snail he waning, which NAV contribute to The
cnn.io 1 AMI inr. e,Iient OF III ir
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

NJ, IT,.
Mr.. GEORGE MERRiCk having resigned the Of
flee ufchicf sinerr Of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, Mr. john Hanpson has been ppoin
ed in his place, VIII all persons having business
with, wishing information regarding sald Rail Road
will! apply at tic Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
BY order of the i'"arl.
(signrd) JOHN NICHOLSON,
,,vJ--,f Cashier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

IN7KT.
VVNllE price of Coke ON and eftrr tho LIST day o
] October vii! be fifty cents per barrel in the Gas
Works ward, and if taken in ,lunntites OF one hum
cred barrels, viii be lel ell FREE Of t'tavage.
The advantage t',art article "i ilc possesses o.
yer the nnlhr;c ito I'd L. mu"uS GOALS, i-itng more
readily t':nn the former and fres from the unpleasant
smoke of the latter, should ind every mi'y 10 make
eft.
Orders re lived tho Gas Office in Bank Alley.
T. " WELLS,
.nn1a Sac'Y