Cass County Times, Volume 1, Number 35, Logansport, Cass County, 18 August 1832 — Page 4

' 1-1 ' ' When these friends wonder that any 1.1 U m clmn'pnc tnJmrioinf

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ftStff'tS thatsuchatliingevercoultt succeed : ginSSSliufjj xt& and they wonder that he did not see

jStktj&sv i thai what, thrv had stud was noi

PROPOSALS FOU A. IV EXTRA GLOBE.

POETICAL.

"UUCH YET REMAINS UNSUNG." CoirpCr. TllEVUVUIi M15 WOO HER. What arc a thousand living loves To that whicti cannot cj lit the dead!"' HVROK. They bade me woo her to broad laads They ssy she is heir; And many a gem of priceless worth H leans in her raven hair. They thought I loved her as I looked Upon her radient face Bui surety, in that saddenod glance, .No passion they could trace et to me she is beautiful. I'.ach smile each thrilling toneBrings Sack a smile of other days - A voice like music's ovrn. I ir: ze unon her eyes, till mine Are filled wit'i memory's tears, She is so like t'ie gentle girl I loved iu earlier years. he stood within a lordiy ball And to the proud ones near, She sung the lay, I once so loved From other hps to hep.r It seemed as meant to mock my beart: 1 could not hear to stay And listen to that hallowed stain, .Breathed in a scei.e so prav. -And ViCt -Here dark and sUr-like eyes. And forms of beauty rare JAii my lone spirit sauly tunfd Fiom mirth t could not share, To dwell besides a lowly grave:

Ah! far more dear 1 prize 'The memory of my huried one Than any living love.

tun lh iiiinii.

A SEVER F. noiiiical conflict is ap

nroarbir. u -! Coalition''1 of

factious menare managing at Washing

ton to accomplish tlicir selfish ends at

tlic hazard of their country's peace, prosperity and honor. Extremes have

their real opinion; but being his

friends, how cold they do otherwise than praise his book. A mn:i prows rich, and rises in

the world. Thereupon all neigh-j The Champion of an unrca-ona-

i . i i "- 'triu and the nilinor ui iuiim.bore and acquaintance consulate ,iave;"e il( common !mt him upon his tortune, and are ready. :i restless amVition, arc found united in in the "plenitude of their wisdom, tOj(,eir efforts to baffle the President in his teach him how to spend his newly! foreign negotiations, kindle (action in

acquired wealth. And he. who, .our halls oflegislation, and till our coan-

.oJrter" a valuable and interesting; AN ORDINANCE

nit . i f Tl"eReporter Las been published in the Supplemental to -an ordi, .are piw, ,rPSfnhia for two years. Fromthe mgfor open,,,- ;,i:d repair! ,r

moment the prospectus was issued until the present time, its patronage Ws been con stantly and rapidly increasing, and it now hai a circulation in nearly every town and village in Pennsylvania; indeed, there are few (;n. nf iht? United States where it may

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,m-iw, v.m. ,u u rcpairii-r . streets and alleys in He " "

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gansport,"' passed n

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Be it ordained by tin prrsideui

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befire his prosperity scarcely knew;" "an u.scontcm anu a ...

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that lie had a friend in the worlu

is now informed how delighted his countless friends are to hear of his

may'frcs of the corporation (.ft:,- ,, ' '

not be found. As its subscribers nave in- rronsporl, 'I iat it lti J;(. . . . J

creased, its character lor iISe u nc,s i,a, ,u- , ,

.,.,,0 until from its size ?na me vast quau- v . , J .

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tity of various

contains

The leadin

.ot Up Piiiiincraieu as lowowt: , 1 ,

THE COUNTERFEIT LIST. ' .. p. 1 1 , . .i il -' V.

Ti.ilit. which now occupies twelvpcloe- 1 J . : 7 . r "UK

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accurate list of all the countei feit and alter- this is a

until irom us bizu i'nu v'' ' 'iu ariousUinds of useful information it tee? ol said corporation, at the i, p,; ' i, it is without a competitor. 'ary board, in eaeii e;ir. to ; ' a eading features of this publication jJtaMr person as ?u!Vi , , 1 a eiiiimcrated as follows: ; , , . . ,

1.. -..,t.A rn iimns. J t iP nnlv rnmn olp ami '15 '' ,l ," JliiaiiCf in !

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darm!

upi'Ien'C nla

rd notes on the various banking institutions g,x. o J Ar.d be it further on'in the United -tales tnat is pu dished in this j t , , j f j fonT" "

riiomniPlfSSS leieclionot OUT. Iirn ;ri acb month, and is made on with M'iU J tMI ll,ini'H'1' tI mh n .....

v v i. j , I --.. -iinister to CrAai Phi tain, was hut the creat diligence and la'-:or it contains dc- aulr.orized ly the lnt e lion r.r i'

iirst overt act nf this "Hohi AUiumc' a-' tailed descriptions of all fraudulent notes that ordinance, and that the fourih (.t ! ... .,..!are or have been in circulation in t'.is k,.

MKLi.b uiu.i s.i iniPL, iiiii i .country, and is in fact the only, infallible , .1 , A mail "rows poor, and sinks inwoven. ment and patriotic m its admin- jvtcclor C)f Counterfeits. The editor is in "K'nl:nent, he, ana the tame is l,tltj

.ln .vnru ' 17 ,rl, ,, :), I,o lw.-irv or 'tration. It will soon be lollowcd v correspondence with moKt of the principle repealed U Ol 111. 1' OllIlA llll Illy IRiU.-, Ul j lL. . . ... r , , .,fi I, ' It.:.. 1 !.. .. I lr. "I imV

. loiners enualiv hostile to ine iniei es vo ; . rtiiveis auu ct, uit 1-. ui iiaiiu.!. 111 111c 'men 1 .icu, i rm l.nn. K,.ij. he may hear, if he liavc Patience !, j . r (q (he pstates, and is therefore enabled to furnish; JOHN SCOTT Pre and many edifying dessertations dcn 0f their choice ii.stcatl of tl..vo.:tl'e car,,esl formation upo,, this sut.jcct! i j j DURET, Clk. ' ' upon discretion. Itereceivesnianyitilis themselves to the promotion ofju?t.;PRICE5 CURKLNT AND KEV1MV or TE'

I a humiliating lesson, and observes

MARKET.

, ...n.i.uuv anu .civ,.. - r l.:vfirv niirn!,er contains an accnratstatp-' S -

.,r... IT-. I.,, 1 10 irwnf hiiPM nuiiirnriirc Jm Prtr," rcS are Sneiid-' . ..r .1 i..i 1 1 c 11 6 io

II III! IV ill 1 ill U I . II UiUiV . I IV. 1 nil nil' i","" "sv 0 1,1 "1- I . 1 11 1 i l Ul liiu JI 11 es tt.tvuu dliuuiMdiiiiu 1JI tin

ice, harmony and peace, a band cl po-

regulatc t!

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deal ofnitV. and VCrV little help 'j ";S epless nights and anxious days m the principle articles offered for sale in l'l.il- "ft"" i'" 1 '1. V . t 1 1 ' Hi'viiiH"- iru-ii in 'iir;i araint the adelphia, tcfrether with a review of the mar- c . 1 1 ; , 1 . lt . niv io UnvHnMifMi-y.!nttemos(?ol'.! n 11..1 is to ana) .yun.i ,.,',',:, f1B,M f..,.;i;. B . . &LC K 1c 11 ordained hv (he Pr .t

T : , , . f t'lesidentallt he se ih, avaricious, cor- . T,"" i ; ident and trustees of Tn; eorm.,.,; - t'titTfo mnnnrr lirii'inable. llOt tO 1 it i - 1 :u,tl storekeepers, are interested. J his . 1 ' ", poialu I c i . . "f l,n0r m,;f!Kl,m ' iiupt and corrupting ndtuence which Etatnn0ril isr;!Uiercd from the actual sales tbe tow.i of Lo-ansporr, Ti.Vi it spoil the pleasures ot ins prosperous .)erVade the Ucpuldic With thee that i.uve taken place i.. Pi.iiadeiphbi d.irinjr be the duty of 'the boaul of 1Vt,1,':4

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aciniamtace l his unprospenous'uiev hope to vaiKiuish Mic conauerer ci the week previous to the ui

prcsnire; aiuf while he fancies that! Europe's bravest armies, a. d close in Importer ...

lie has not a friend in the world, he ii' given to understand that his friends are very sory for him, and his fried s, as all iiis friends say.

day on wlueh Ihc ; ,ju, 11.... 11m

ieiore embraces

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II- ii- .1 11- lilK UiOSl HUUiuiiin; iiiitiim-iii-i; i.mi tail pus

v.....rv .t..u ui.,.11 , i... v.. .v.. sij.iy ;e oi.tniood oil this Lead. .4 ... I , I 1 1 It.. . C I J

ui nun wno'-'irj JUica inc vicuzurc vj iw BAmk NOTE

m eacii

year, to ap-

country's, qloru."

What are wc to expect from the success of this "Arte Coalition?" Will our

LIST AND LI?T OF KF.0KI

BANKS.

t'nder thi head we are enabled to cive ev

poi.-lsoaie suitable person a .;,;!, of Flour, l.;eon and U'liikev' K hall held hisotlice for oi:e wir

UIUll IllS SU'.!( eSSor U Mmo.ii.l,,.! ....

j'l'vimui, n; r:, IllS HlVli rr iOliil in lu i.,... .ii :

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erv week te rates ol discount in I'lu adelni. i- A,... I .1.11 r. .1 . . . "

ouht to do something 'tor him; but;avvs ,e executed with more fidelity andaou all solvent '.anus, as well as a correct anro rf e laiUllul lxrioi-...vl-i....,!.. 1.., Kr ..II l.I.J 1. r, ,1 -,i list ofall insolvent and broken banks tbroni'b-. r 1 Jl3tK,l)

iitui iLiinttei, lit; inns iiicii cui 111 eiicm ai nom-j J n liioiu iihiruuuic. . . ... ; i sr o If :- ilrir,.i,.. 1 , r . , M I , . . 1 Oiit the t inted Mates I lie utmost conli-l -L. u Hereby made lh i hiw-1i-K'-nil- rn roin.iicrro miwI m:i mi i.ir 1 11 nvs Iloiirisn j .1 1 ... .1 . . . . J UlJl

4,1V" jui. - icence can u Mauuu in me accuracv ol II. is ui uei It TSOM u wi

A man itist be'nnio life marries ltnorc ''H ollr n uional debt be soon-:list, as it U under the sp-cial control of tl

ja woman whose family is not so

ei paid? Is there hope that the train ol pa -iisher.

lctson unurnay j? n t0 siU

it- any of the articles inu d in the iirt

section of 1 liiv nulii,-., . 4

....i.l: ..(T ..l 1,1 .,-.,,0 vnifT nP iTn.H-s n . . . . ' -u......n.i, iu lll Clll-

good as Ins own. ri Hereupon, iatli-jJCtt,r or so we Xo; it is not f.-thel '? P-'i- 'Porter is devoted to'fV' llLe?1P0I,.ll,:,,l, lo cal1 on lU

er and mother, uncles and aunts, ,ene(it of the country that the "New ! "rlvy& lc,rc ( " u " . i. c !!,6PecUc

;c.l.(l blotlKIs d Sisals, and eour .Coalition ha3 been formed; nor is an) ; nalJtlMir.irire, aud all overstock, with the for sale, for which the owner or vu ! IMC lircl i.'--4 ii ; 1 f : t : 1 mi linn-lit hmnrnvi'mniil 111 tlir rmhlir iinivmrilv vnl 1 in nl I r.,1 u !....- . ..."..11 t-.. . . . . "iJ

The following ai.ecuoleis in circulation , IV ' Mich -rtldes ftliall pay the h.

nd said to he authentic: on individual of lor- PIU UiemseiVeS ilUO ail USiaUimOUS ' iy m -e?s. i ne m, u-,- "j ..ean. pector live Cent- ner lirt-l

..k..vi ,w i. lllll IllLlI I II 11 II I i "l ( II I I -

are, and have been fur many years, more ex-l . l.' Ii any person or persons f-h; If

a!e oiler tor gale and vend, any Hour hare th- or whiskev. hv ttio hTirrd . .-fi,. ... : 1

A UAUK CASK.

tune hei:ig awoke two nights ago ;.y a se- sillkilieSS; insult the VOUliff toie chohc fancied liimsell attacked by tue i i .1

ct.olera, and sent off immediately furanhvsi- eSCHCU t10 VOUUg mill. mOl'C

ii the newly marn tl coup

led 01 any assistance or

woman 's or P(ccri bor'7(Y, for the puidic

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cian, desiniig las set vent m the mean iitne especially l! to nib ban with a fresa brush, when the med- 1,.

ical irentlemenarriv'dthev found tin ir patient m iv.

cfa most territic appearance, baviiij tnru'd COUnteiianCC. And then, when the

q iite black from head t foot, but on closer pcrswulCt couple aresuffenilff Ulldcr cxaminatiofi, thev lounu tnat the color was . 1 T 1 . . -ot that of the skin, ash came oil on being the pailgS Ot poverty, aild liie tUortltouched and atien5t1.it was discovered that Jications of desertion and solkude, - liie roor servent m bis friht bad laid hoi of .1 u 1 1 f the poor servent m bis frighthad laid hold el worj(i paitSN With a lllOSt edlthe lackij :.ru?b thus vanished the t od; tying gavitv, athe young gentleman's rh:.s suiriri": master, who, after the admnis. fC.:...wl ,i;"l .1 . . ' . 1 . . . . . . r .. ... .. . . . 1 i- iii'i (in 1 -'

I . ; .inuii 01 a .11 in 1 am, soon ieeovre-i his iiinivn.

J.elth ai:d fair complexion. London Pateu.

In ancient Egypt, when a ea' hppened tr

A young man comes to his fortune as soon as he becomes ofajje.

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i-'iunrc. ien no vv.uu luinvu iiiiv1f,nt.v..!v 0,,i ;.. "..i

sions, judgeships and other valuable ol- of ibis dc-cripiion of property, tl.r.n any e tices, unable to swerve the stern integri-: it brokers in thissectiuu ofthc country.

ty ol Andrew Jack-on and sell to him iolitjcal. llipir i'lftiifM.ro nnA nnnnrt h:i vr unit wl 'e shall endeavour, without

,i!i ..e:,...t .J 1... i....i"i,.... -lto ?ivc enough of all sides to

.'.III -,L... ".iia UM., I lt.MUL.HJ J,. o) vvial j

in .ill sorts 01 combinations to destroy his popularity ami defeat his re-elec

tion, that his place mav be occupied by

without beinu inMurted he.she.i r ii ...

.1 political bias,' 50 f'f lr even st.cl. olU, inform the rea. l,! il,lcl ,;' U,c doil;i, l& j .

sgoing en iu the political world, covered before any Justice within ti j

foreign am d MKsxic .r.ws. : corporation, I)) action of debt, bv ti This department cf tl ie I! rrinrlc r i nut M ir ..11I 7 -

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'ifiU l! in Hie ri i oml nf t ... 1 c

neglected.

lie a a home t .e whole fmilv shaved ti.eir tie UUVS liorses and dO!J-;. and

eve ,rt.s-. wi-en adr.ied, the Lead, and rilllS KlCeS. aild laVS bets, piu ar.ointed the w r.ole ltdv . i . , . '

at

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one with whom they may bargain for-' ""c Journal '"minute, and the jw,,,,,, u.L.ijri.. n ti J " 1 .New i.rk (Courier i; I'nmimr 11. p !p-..!ii. Otitic owner, ovi.frSt,r ifVM promotion It is these men ,dy-nuVpaiiCrsI it our, bacon, and whike . vl,o xvuj who would prefer -war, pestiler cc ai d.ikst forign inteili-em c, and tho.e who will wish to liuvethe sime inspected for -.V famme,or any other sconce,'' to their; refer lo our course f,rthe past year,willdis.sl,an attend inspect the sime FVi ownexeluion from power that are seek- ver that the Ueporter has generally been', ,arrel of flou Jiniknt.Pt

in auvai.ee 01 an oinrr vveeuiv newnanen 111 . 7 -. """iw

ing to till the country witli ccmplaints

r'tiid tactions.

It is the interest and desire of the peo- cal news

Mr uovernment in hoi.cst hand-.

a

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circiilatiticr advices from foreign parts. We a,n 1Ju 'Js. ol Hour avordupoi; if make t!ic same reference with regard to lo- lound to be first (pjnlilv shall lie braid.

Si-rs of a dark dar

ti r. of Smith t'aro!i;ia ec

vrtale uy seventy thouand!!

j cards, and sometimes wins and

Tie 'lack popula-' sruiuMimcs lo es ; he gets into scra-ies, '''ifi-'ct this object, it is only necessary scceds that of the aju its d.iels; llO fmds ili:lHeif lui' 'lanl '-iaiust deception, and

IU'llv; lliu liviivjl i.li Ui v Iillll!, iliUl I A FEW FiUEDS much the poorer tor his losinirs; Sl,

'And w.iat is friend-hip hul a name." if he cant spend or lose his m:)U'Vj;l tine to Everv thing that Cicero has said fast enough himself, he has mvriadsiwhen he p

A news. If there is any tl.ina: wonderful or t-d Stion lino if anmuil r,,At V:. .

pie. to-preserve fie admini-traiion of strange that occurs m any part of the I'nited 1 jf ., : . ..,:... ii- ... .

tales, ihe w!ioic iiKtory ol the atlair isscrv. , J

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p i-iaies, me w:imu; iiKiory

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eu up prompny iiirougn our columns.

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to nroeuie correct ir forma-

when any such flour, bacon, or irlit'kn.

LiTi.R ati'kk ice. jsliaii ne lound musty, sour, tan ted, Our literary department hat not been and spoiled, or otherwise unfit for maikit.

'shall not be neglected I'ach number nf our the same by such inspector liall becofr n r, 1 1 -,ri, I tl.nl ..-ill .......'.. nn I . . -

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1 4i v I- 1 1 t ouu 111 lei.iiuii 10 no- (in 111 1 1 m ra 1 1 0! i, em a 1 trt'u ueei win i)iiiain an original or a, i,, .i ka rr inuen tne poorer tor Ins losings; Thcv nin lilul AS)li:W JACKSONUd story, calculated to entertain and " 'd- lnd : ''- rerson ofrenrort.

as true to his country a. he wa:"?T"' V as- ra 'I V:M" - .thc . ITi? 1 J . nic e mc, may

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t , 11 .1 . j . , (Jtv-uiiiss; nun .in UMtilM-i inaioiiiv, the word :aU thc world , with its long mural; thc.v rewanl ,iis lriolic dcJvoti

pin., Kiys v nai a pnv 11 is tnat and enab e him to h u,h l.i carerr nf

A man invites a few friends to ( his friends led him into such extra-1 public k useful icss in glory and in tri(h'nc with him. Thcv come, thevivasance!" lumph. As in the case of Washinjiton,

meaning contained in friends.

eat, they drink, they talk, they crit

icise, they depart. They have

AtmiJnight there is a noise jn!bi thatof Jack-on, they will take care

correct information during thc impending conflict, we propose to publish thirty Nl' MB Eli 3 of a!l EXTHA GlOEE. (.Oltl-

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tlm Ktvo.ft- wnnmn a.v chnnlimv ! Ui:U OUfl KepuuticK shall not he stiff-

pi-aisc and blame fur ihc cook, and land mon arc hallooing, and nomi" '"'P"'"""" of n.gnn,lliey speak loarncdlv f the winer'arc calling for help; and ilicru is at To nmlil.. mmv fr,n i ni,i..;n

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ana 111 nine cases out ot ten some-j well-dress man swearing at aeonwhat censoriously of the Lost. For stable who attempts to hold him, cither he has been too ostentatious! which well-dressed man has evi-

inhis liberality, or too inwardly dentiy been rolled in the dirt; hU!mo:,cin? al)OUt ,the tirst of M l' a,,d conin hosntahty; and he seems nJmosr hat is as flat as a pancake, his eyes!' of Electors, 1 -..u r .1 . i 1 l - i - . J ilorUiMj UuLiLiAu. It will be a lame

ic.juuu - a:v paiuun or inosc uiu a, rcu us uei rings, ins tou-ue imperial sheet, entirely filled w ilh u se-

wuoiii 110 nasieu tnem. men tiie is iiko a weainercok in a whirlwind,! ful matter. One number will be pubcutertained. takes his turn, al- and he must be trussed like a boiiedjhshed after the election, giing ti,e rein the delights of culinary criN rabbit before he can be managed Sl,lt in every Stale, as much in detail

lPKin p.tul trieitrl v eniKurinntinvt; nrifl r.ll tlw nfnnnnf lir rrlv. .tria possible.

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I nese are4 friends by the table, cc-'hhnsclf the next morning is, that he inented by thc various combinations bad lw?en dining with a few friends, offish, llesh and fowl, closely ad-! Warwick, in his "Sparc .Minutes,'' henng so long as that last which thus describes common friendship: holes them together; but that failing. 4' When I see leaves drop from their they hid, & deprat, and separate. " trees in the beginning of autumn, A man writes a book. nrooor iut such, think F. is tho frifnflJiin

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paper

useiui and popular, indeed it is our object to Sec. 5. If any person or persons. -hi!! render the Reporter a work of real merit,' . jr. ' t 1 1 1 m such as will inform as well as entertain. ?Uer OF ese an.V, nr;in J t,r mark ot The terms of the weekly Reporter, arc $3 ui-ector, lie or they, so offend in; shall per annum. The semi-monthly and forfeit and pay the sum of 3 dollars, for

monthly i Mnjrie copies i i.'j cents, the use of the corporation, to be recov ,ol"V'a,aIls,olve,,t Ma.nksi, the, Uni!e icred as aforesaid.

'.Halts, ui ti n s uiriiouiiiiauuH man live uoi

lar, will he received at par in payment for subscriptions. (7-()rdcrsfrom the country mast be addressed lo KOlinilT T. IJICKNELL, Exchange Broker, No. ItOChesnut st. Philadelphia, Pa

It will he chieflv devoted to a vindica

tion of the character, fame and principles of ANDREW JACKSON, with a view to his re-election. It will repel thc slanders and falsehoods which ina

be promulgated to destroy him, & hold the "New Coalition" up to merited dr-

te?ation. F. P. BLAIR.

poetry, as the case may be. lie, of of the world. Whiles the cup of course, thinks it very fine, but he is: maintenance lasts, my friends swarm

not quite satithed that all the world in abundance: but, in the winter of! BiCKXElilS ltEPORTErM

must of necessity be of the same my neede, they leave me naked. c'':iterfeit Detector and Price Current. opinion; therefore, he shows it mi He i a happy man that hath a true CtThe only journal of the kind is his friends, and ask their candid o-. friend at his neede; but lie is more sued in the U. States..

pnuon and they read it, and give truly happy that hath no neede of his him (excuse the pun, gentle reders) friends.'' their candid opinion. They advise 1 . 1. .....

mm, uy all means, to puhhsn u I here arrived, at New-York ;n!ch:ints' tnkinff institutions, hrokers, keen-

tl,OTar,rch,nsl sncccd. It is !8lays. in Juno, no loss ilwn 7,031 ZTalX: puolislieUj and it does not succeed passengers from foreign ports. l(.r, f,.r to each and to ail ti.ese classes of so-

THPi tlnrd volume of this puhlication will he commenced, in an enlarged form and otherwise improved, on the iJOth of July, HiVi. Por it we solicit the patronage of mer-

ciety it is our desire ami deiiga lo render

oiatt ot Indiana

Cass County

ss.

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CASS PROBATE COURT. 11 t' it remembered, that in the vaca

M9 tion hefore the May term, of

said Lourt, to wit: on the 2bth day April, IS, the following proceedings were had before Hon. John .Scott, Judge of the Probate Court of said county, to wit: lt appearing tosaidJodge, that Francis Godfroy, administrator of Francis Lafountaln, deceased, has filed, in the office of the

Clerk of said court, his complaint, stating

the Lstate of said decedent to he JVsOL

VLNT, and praying to settle it as euch: It is. THERKToiiE, ordi'RED, That the creditors

of said Instate be notified of the filing and

endency of said complaint, by a pu'ilica

tion for six weeks in the "Cass County

1 lines, a weekly newspaper printed and

published in said county, that unless such creditors notify said Administrator of the existence and extent of their respective

claims, by filing the same, or a statement of

the nature, description and date of the ton-

tract, or assumpsit upon which the same may

ie lounded, in tlie ol&ceof the Clerk of said

Court, previous to the final distribution of

the assets of the Lstate of said decedent,

such claims aforesaid will tie postponed in favor of thc claims of the more diligent creditors. It is further ordered, That said Clerk do issue supersedeases pursuant to statute. JOHN SCOTT, P. J. Attest J. I). DUKET, Clerk.

JOHN SCOTT. Prcst. Attest J. B. DURKT, Clk. Passed, May 12, 1832.

Notice THE undersigned has taken out 1ft' tcrs of Administration on the Estate d Elizabeth Curry, late of Cass Cour:!T deceased. All persons indebted to

jsaid Estate will make immediate rsr'

ment, and those having claims a gnu?! it will present themaccordii g to law' The Estate is Solvent. BENJ. TALBOTT. April 20th, 1832.

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PAMPHLETS, CARDS HAT SILLS, LAS3LC, HAN D-D ILLS, Deeds, lortffacs, and BLANKS NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE OTIIC2 cT THC CAES COUNT? TIMES