Indiana Centinel, Volume 4, Number 30, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 November 1820 — Page 3

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1320.

Jfcw Counties. Amon? the numerous applications which will be made to our Legislature this winter, there will proba

bly be some for the erection of new counties. The policy of forming a new county very materially depends upon time, place, and circumstances. A new county can be made prematurely, without regard to interest as to its locality, and in the midst 'f circumstances most distressing to the people. The formation of a new countv very often crives a sudden

and fictitious rise to the value of its lands, which time will not support, and all the individual distress which springs, from short-ighted speculation, is the certain Consequence. The purcho.se of lots in a new seat of justice has often been known to involve whole families in alniot hopeless ruin. Experience cannot justify the expectations of the buyers pay-day will

co n and writs and executions and forced

sates of their property are the iruits of

their credulity.

In this time of jreneral distress, when

our citizens are burthened so much aire i. ly by the natural pressure of unavoidable "circumstances, it is the rational hope "of every discreet friend to his fellow-citizens tint o it legislators will act with the utm -t forethought on the subjects which will be brought before them : that they Wili not advance one step without cau-tio-isly examining the ground on which they are about to tread ; and that, at the worst, they will do nothing which can, in the most remote degree, lay additional heviu's to -the weight which already oppress their constituents. If they can dnothir.g to alleviate, let them not lucre se the miseries of the people The rvon'e. of ench countv, now in the state,

li.id difficulty enough to pay the present!

taxes. The erection ol new counties litis year will only oppress them more, a A can produce no real, legitimate benelit New towns and town lot speculation are nearly over but public buiidia;s mast be raked, and people must be taxed to build them litigation will be ia':r.3ased, and public officers must be si viorted, and all is to come out of the shk - lif d sockets of those who are hard-

l. .rrf ninnf with anv decree of

crt .i-'hrt in their present situation.

1 IIOSC Wil JUl jj.-fj. !.!.. tn for their rood, should be carefu

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h vt

are lnvc

reflection fin the freemen and philanthropist to consider that the curse of slaver is spreading over the new, rich and almost boundless regions of our great and happy country ; but as it is an til w hich was entailed on a vast portion of our fellow citizens, tmd which habit has rendered so cruelly necessary, by being for ages incorporated with domestic concerns, completely identified with personal inter

est, we cannot see how it is to be eitectuaily eradicated. We shall be truly rejoiced to find, in the struggle about to take place in Congress, some piau proposed for the reconcilement of all parties, and the liiiat abolition of tiiU moral and political pollution

tain up;n our name, anu ui?grace

to our nature this unnatural p.ague,

which scatters pestheuce wherever it goes,

and threatens eventuah v to destroy all the

brightest prospects oi Americans: let,

as it was, long ..go, fiiiniy rooted in Mis-

soun, ana as tnc majority ot ine peop.e

-cento to tmammalcd nature. Wc know form TVLen He fell, the mob was loud tl.at a Tulip imoarts its color in some dc- with cries of " Murder . . Alter he gree to u neigaooring Tmip, and as taken down, his head was cut o IV, h -dluch is damask d bj a neighboring n axe at a single stroke, and hc.d upto rose (he mob, who again cried " murder ! But what may lead to earnest philo- When Wilson fell he was much coavuiOn!iii.n I iliiil.ltlni.c mi tc .lliprt' vvns sfd.

an extraordinary discovery accidentally A peer on coming out of the house ol made by Antonio Merlino, a clock maker iords, was assailed bv the mob witn Ioi

ol Milan, ltaiy,r about one year ago: That a pendulum put in motion by clock work, will cause another pendulum (suspended by a silk string, from a peg aiftxed to the wall, but nearer to the moving pendulum than to the wall) to vibrate solely by the power of sympathy A genllpmnn nf ( I prrftii vvn wiinsp CliriositV

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u-,t ovp nr .v 1 1 1 i. urrniml. hns tajveu sha . ' exciaimeu me mou, niuiuu.,

the trouble to make arrangements fur said he, "if I must, here goes, my boys:

may

anpear to be content v.iih its cultivation,

the mode of its extraction is above the reach of our comprehension. If it is ever done, may it be done purely from motives of just policy and humanity witn honor and good faith to ail, so that the

bondmen may be set free, without the

free becoming bonumen.

The Queen of . England. This singu

lar woman was gamin

the last dates : istt foreign news) Our

f n shout for the Ouecc. lie

UiliaiivA - w endeavored for seme time, to pu-di his wav through witliout compliance, but at last, surrounded and threatened with violence, he stopped short and took ori'his hat. 4i And m-jst I cry the Queen forever ? said he to his persecutors. "1 es, ves. off with vour hat. You must, you

;e arrangements fur said he, "if I must, here goes, my t

this operation, whicn has ellectuany sue-Huzza : me iueen ioie.i . i i i . I . II I.,, ll'-n liar

ceeueu, anu is now gratuitously open iu

(iu ri.)i!if -if thp ! nmn 1 .ii pni. leorL'e-

town. A writer in a jNew-iork paper Heal urtainess. x ncre aie i

the vibration cf the clock pendulum, tre more endearing than that ol Coin, which operates upon the other, and not a .MACD0N()U6H. ln the decisive ensympathetic attraction garment on hake Champlain, in the - midst of action, he reproved one ot lus It iv positively reported that furniture officers for takms the name of the Deity has been sent into some of the state apart- in vain. He is now actively concerned merits in the Tower. Lotion M. Post, in the distribution ot the ord ot ImSome doubts have been expressed of mortal life ar.d does not blusn to a?sothe correctness of the account which we ciate the name ol Christian to that ot the

resncctinsr the order re- Hero, in me late ciuisc uuuci

ave vcsterUay

..rofl i. r.. o tlnr'c nni.nUfrrpr. for aliliirn Stuart he was thought to

HI I-J J iiiv. nn'j, o ''"v . - .m . - , I ----- --c . i dm - :n.d other fur- eresa the rules of naval discipline, anil

J A. A V- V. A V V WX J - - m

We have made was by that commander, lor sucn an oi-

iu ei .

V ,r,r.a i-.i' i o t- Ipi.ii wonhl Olid in iiCr COR-t i hiiro t'nr

viction. and that her conviction would inquiries into the fact, mid we have no fence, deprived ot his sword, I lie crew,

viction.

cause something like a revolution iu that abused country, though well founded, we fear will be disappointed. The ministers appear tfMnuicate a wish to retract all their witnesses seem to have been examined, and the current of pubik sentiment is running raphiiy iu her tuvor. She is beginning to be a favoriie witn the soldierv, aud we, must bear iu mind that on the "soldiery in England rest the only

counties I tope ot the mrone iier acumuai ap

pears now to oe conuuentiy expecieu ; and the king is evidently losing popularity from the circumstance of his importing Gtnnan troops us a royal guard

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lor his person i winch is a plain reiiection en the loyalty of his British myrmidons.

Important events may still be expecti the Sinus guards of Lonli could not

nor cau t!ie German

lum Irom tnc nu-

hey m ike use of the privileges they ivced with Their standing, at the

present time, is peculiarly critK

preserve his heaa;

ti'd.ms of tieirze save

miiiation ot being crowned with ms Queen, anhougii he has sworn it shah not

hs cuarccd her with

auomina-

ro-'nonsible.

:ai aiui

The formation oi a new

countv is often like that ot a rcvo.ut.on, in which the promoters are very oiteu the s ui'erer?. ft may be sometimes, un-

doubiedly the cause of future happiness, but that "happiness is seldom enjoyed until the' next ?cuer:tion. Increased" population can scarcely be any pretext wilpetitiouers at the present time; and public convenience cannot be alleged in their fivor; whne the postponement, for a vear or two of their applica

tions, would certainly be much to their credit, and the benefit of the community ;

as-ne people are poorly able to support additional expenses, without the least profit to themselves or the state. The making of a new county is at all times troublesome, vexatious, litigious and burdensome; and every man feels there is now a surficiency of unavoidable evils a-

others vvnicu

he. aci

tior.3 and crimes innumerable, wi,ne ne has been, and still is, guilty, himself, of a thousand more detestable enormities.

ro,vnn in nnotinn it niithoritv. ailXlOUS to testily thClf CSlCeill IUr d

True Bnton. character so highly beloved, wished to From the two first paragraphs, above, present him with a sword ; a proposition it is evident that the ministers anticipate which he generously declined, until his

the conviction of the Queen, are prepa- own sword was restoreu o iuc hutSp Tmvpr fni- lirr. The fence of a court martial. ()u his return

1 111 - A VUll J III I.UV V M m-s m. - - 1 . . axe which severed the beads from Anna to his native country, he had the heroism

ItnJpvn nnd Marv. is still there: but it the mairnanimity to acknowledge m

wiii cot Castierea-h and Liverpool their error, and he was immediately remsta-

a iliPVLttPmnt tnnsp. it.l ted in his former rank and dignity

it vprv rrmnrkiiliift thnt. at thp. mo-There is soinetliiuz in his conduct so tar

merit the Kings Attorney G eucraiascen- superior to that personal haughtiness, ded the bar, to detail the charges airainst that disdains all compromise, and seeks

the Queen, as he was uttering the first revenge only by blood, that we scarcely

-.,tP..Po wv.if iln;ii nt ii rhtPi,inr know in what terms to express our cs

followed bv a leem and veneration for such a character.

. .u...; r 4i,,ii. ti,p .ir. Cum. Macdonouirh is above risking

I I fllll'l III 11. 1 1 . 1 11 I 111(1 1 U I A m llVy VII I - - -

.r..mt :.nro pveited a most extraordinurJ his lile in a duel, tie feels the claim o

sensation through the house.- IViiWion. Christianity, no less than that ot las

,injl i- country upon mm, o&tn oi wmcu iiuviTho British Admiral, sir Home Top- diet the wanton exposure of his life in nam, has at length concluded a treaty single combat. Atterwaids we hear ol uifinavlo his benevolence. He tenders his ser-

VTlllJ V1I1 10lVl'U-l W T --w J' 7 - I -

the British Government at the rate ot vices as a meuiaior, iu mc.cu- - -a-.

between Loin, liarron and com. ivouger-,

A LEARNED rOMMENTAUV. Jntneoat rebellion, ... -, fe Ambly. of Divines at V.o. .ffr, ainon their labors for eddnr.. (ho K!,e.; F-1ihed "Annotation c, tho ,,lar? wh,Sh eruditc erlo..uco tac folloumg is a spccin.cn Gfi.e.MS xwii. . -Uo now to th flock ami fetch me from thence two good kids of goats and I will mike them avi.ury melt for thy father, &uch as he loveth." I"non thi s simple command uf . KeOek&L, the learned commentators ehifrv, . Two kids seem too much for ont. ofmcatforan old man,butout cf he might take the choicest parts, to ;.:. it dainty, and the juice of the iviht serve for sauce, or for the rest of iho

unulv. which was not small I'9

Uncertaixtt of LiFE--Sfn eari

ago. a woman lived in a village in Glam

organshire, whose husband, with the little fortune he got with her bou.t a small farm : he had hardly closed the purchase when death closed his eye s

iowever, not intimidated this, te "wid

ow manied a second husband who sow

ed it he likewise died : and she tiitd a third, who reaped it, but death soon

snatched him away; she then married

fourth, who thrashed it. but he also

followed the fate of I is predecessor : and she then marritd a fifth huba"d.

with whom the enjoyed the product of

it. All this happened, within !es than

18 months ! " David Barton and Thoma 11. Dentan.

have been elected Senators in '"..rje-s

from Missouri bv the Lejrivaturt

now ifi

Session in V.vjt nelv rrcaniz.i 'ate.

nionir

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us, Witiioui cleanup.

are wanton and unnecessary.

The time of a legislator is the property of the people, "if he uselessly consumes it, he is guilty of a public robbery. It is a species of felony, however, which cannot be guarded against, yet it is certain to be followed "by conviction and punishment.

Ceirtmercv.--The intention of many of

the eaitri.n prints appears to be to induce

their members oi Congress to encourage

commerce, (liiat is, iiuporiaiion, in their sense of the word) at the expense of do

mestic nranutucturcs It steins to us a monstrous abuse of power to devote all

ho fMiwi tif tl.p nation, to the buiidin cf

lift vs auvw w--. v shins to rot. while they have to borrow

-verv year to meet the expenditures of

"overnment, and the. loan of one year is neariv absorbed by the interest on the loan

of the Ut-, andagricniture-and manufactures, the mam sources ol our wealth and itrenth, are left to shift for themselves,

without the least protection from their enemies. W e hope that, during this session, the interes:sof the West will be attended to in Congress, and that its mem-

will exhibit some-

like American po '.icy; for the in-

fnri-vt;vp dnl Ln hp-ail. lor nprTOes

J ..... . k i r .t. I. ...-. huuii iir

which they mav land in his dominions pom oi wnuc .ms m-jr .- w

: ,,cmCI tKo ,io.vrnPC tnLpn nn m:Hl SefVeil OY 1113 Ul"Cl lllicuu tuvv..

slave ships will, by the British, be sent love to gaze at the star ci ow ned laurel 1 tl.nt tliUctpn of victory, but there is -oinetnmz m this

J - . .. . . I - & i . .1 ....iimrin t iu r int.

has been taken by (Jhnstophe, because majesiy oi .uiuu, somuuuub ... , i i 4i..i i.:.. ..u: a !;- olovnthm il ennl. that (lares to ac-

and errors, and the star of conquests

gleams with a double splendor, when

twinkle? on the front of christian mag

nanimity.

Morn. Chron.

17 S Bin:n The Branch of the

TJ. S. l;ii'.k at Cincinnati has stopped bu-

of England have prevailed too

hers, in their measures,

thing

III: .,

long, and very nearly to tne distraction of thcniost promising poition of our republic.

she.vs, and its remaining funds have been re- .oved to Chil'icothe". The Miami Ex

porting Company is the only bank now d-?i.-i O'isiness in that plsce. VTc do not

not know the cause ot this sudden removal, but we are informed it was in consequence of the conduct of a majority of tho Directors, who prudently applied very lare sums to their own private purposes

o i thsame principle vy wn.cn a " erman lips open the stomach of a shark-, For title: for the sake of the small rish he has pre-j ble,

dissolution is but the

erm

viously engorged We hone this

forerunner of the end of the whole concern ; believing the U. S. Bank to have been est.'blished only by the intrigues and corruption of its founders, and that their motives and intentions were directly hostile to the true interests of the people of these states.

For the Ce-ntinel. I nrav, Mr. Printer, call not this effusion A troublesome scribble, or cursed intrusion: I mean nothing more than diversion. My mind is at ease, and a stranger to sorr j w :

I antedate pleasures approaching to-mor

row , And blessings laid up in reversion.

I always despise when I hear of men ihnibtinir

Of provident kindness, and see them a

noutm;

nd weaith I care little about it.

h and honor are sources oi trou

V. lime ocpori'unpil flint" llfs 11 hirts ilp- tian elevation of soul.

iun r.r r. nPr rPTit npr nn. knowledge an error, so brilliant, mat e

num , ken the glory acquired on Lake Cham-

-o plaigo in the contemplation oi mi pcc cnnviKTiTinv inrlp. fades from our eves. Counure r

a mere animal virtue : it may even de

At Cologne, the ugliest town in Cer- nj on a Citn0us insensibility of nerves many, there are two wooden horses paint- hut christian courage is very different.

eu white, looking out of a window in one it jt,ars to acknowleilge its own defects

of their old buildings, ine History oi aJ

these horses is gratuitously at the service of travellers. k' A wealthy young worn was formerly buried from this house with very rich ornaments, which the

grave-digger having observed, he went in the night to rob the corpse; hardly had the coffin been opened, when the wo

man stood up, and seizing the lanthorn, which the astonished sexton dropped in his fright, walked immediately home; she knocked at the door; the maid open

ed the window and asKed who was there? Your mistress, was answered. The girl

Hew to apprize her master, who was not perhaps too well pleased at the news, for he exclaimed: "it is as impossible that

this should be my wife, as that the two horses in the stable should run up stairs

nnfl look out of the window." Wonder

ful to relate, the nas trotted upstairs,

and have looked out there ever since!

The poor man had no remedy but to take back his resuscitated wife, who lived seven years longer with him, wove a great quantity of linen, which, together with a set of paintings, exhibiting the whole story, is still to be seen in a neighboring church." llicsncck'S Travels.

"How happy they, with mutual wishes

blest; Who living love, possessing and posotP MARRIED In this. town or Saturday evening last, by the Rev VT. Sott, 31r. El:siia IJ.u niNor. Cashier of the Bank of Vincer.nes, to Miss Elizabkiii Cnover. Sheriff's Sale. Bv virtue of a wr.t of

Fii ri Facias, to mi. directed, hvthe tVrk

pf the Circuit Couit " he county of

Knoxl will expose to hair a' the Court House'in MEROM, on the lust.

Three L ts. iu said town.

No. 3, 57, 152.

Tne property of Jc!-n MVlutv, Jun. at

the suit or Hubert Lull, aut f a;d town.

ISA I LEY JOHNSON, Sl.Jf. S. C November 6, 18-20 30-1 wr

Anecdote. A pedantic gentleman who

was travelling, and above common lan"uae, stopped at an Inn to get his horse

ami lumseii some reiresiuue.ii. ouiii.;

some boys when he alighted, he ortlered

one to circumambulate Ins horse two or J times about the mansion, then permit him to inhale a moderate quantity of aqueous particl'es, after which to give him proper vegetable nutriment and he would make him pecuniary satisfaction. The boy being unaccustomed to such

language, ran into the house and toiddiis

Warning lo the Puhiic. ELOPKD from Vincennes, utv.ut th middle of last month, a ft How who illcil himself William Wilson Ahon. 5 feet 11 inches higls, with andy complexion, and Mack hair. avd. if lemembered riht. dik e e". He bold.

assuming, impudent, b.aslful and talkative in conversation, and paitn uHrly foiid of talking about hordes Also, another fellow, caliinji hi aself brother to the above, br the . ut of

Charley JVihoii, About 5 fest C ine! es high, v.i' 'U.-rVr

1 ent feature from iff lit cm, hut "imnr.r

complexion and Vn ir. lJeis :t ! s. .--t-

ful ard as-umin, but ar. o

mild and plausible tale and one or more f his fore tf- h makes him lis;) a little in .

Roth, it is believed, went olf d; ta blue clothes.

These rascals cme to Vmarv.. - s."!me

A 9

i l :ch

father t hat a prince was out doors, who j time ago. ard ct into h.

ind fame, at the best, Sir, is nought but

a bubble; Then I shall be'happy without it. To-morrow, I know, Sir, will bring me a treasure; And all that can happen, afford me a pleasure : With every event I'm delighted. A calm, balmy season will always be plea

sant

Salmon is now as plentiful in London, as it was at the same period six years ago, and U now cried about the streets in great

quantities at six -pence the pound

ConZ''ccs,

The Session of Con-res In tempest and thunder, JEHOVAH is

nrfiiMit

Then w hy should-a man be affrighted?

I'm happv, if sickly , and happy, if healthy : Cm happy, if poor, and I'm happy, if

wealthy: I'm happy, in haste, or at leisure. Then nothing, that ever can happen

shall ?rrieve me.

For Providence always, I know, will relieve me: A mind, that is calm, is a treasure. T

commences on Monday next, the Ktn ot

this month. On this subject we vvouu refer oar readers to the observations ot Mr. Niles, (to whose excellent piper we are o much indebted) which we lrave inserted on the d p of this paper We are now sure that the Viioun Question tvid a-aiii bea-itated ; the members

from tint state 'cannot take their seats Tintn tiicir constitution be accepted, tnc moti n for which, we tVvr, will be the beginning of more trouble, as the in cabers from the free sbtes are determined to destroy it, on the broad ground of it opposition to the constitution of the V. States. As we said last vear, we repeal,

that the first thinz which will shrke the

Colossus of our republic, will be the ran-

coro is li-! de on tie i" tice or the cp

poke French. The father comes out,

and hearing the man scold, asked him what was the matter. Sir, says the gentleman, I invoke all the genii as testes, that your offspring rejected me, and refused to put in practice my desires. Now, sir, you I implore to enforce the obedience upon them by correction and then immediately to prov ide me some nutricious substance to strengthen nature, cured over vegetable fuel, as I abhor the

sulphureous tincture of minerals remember to get me some stimulus with it.

The innkeeper without hesitation con

cluded him to be a madman, and with his

There has been a rumor in circulation lusty wife seized and tied him hands and

mm at m I mf -

that, Mr. Mekis having resigned, Col. feet to a ring in the barn Moor, then sent

R. 31 Johnson was appointed Tost idas- for a doctor, who put a lare blister on

ter General. This rumor however, if I his back, which in three days brought

not ioiai! umuuuutu, I-? ... jcmsi. j 1 mm m ms wu ucniijr atiiaes. t t, i . Vi. . a I

ture. lr. ljucnanan, eunor oi rntum-i

cinnati Spy, to our great surprise, depre-1 Some wags in enumerating the bles-

cates the appointment, alledging that sins and benefits armns from a residence

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there is corruption enough in the 1 ost- ;n this country, declared it the best in the

(Hhce department already, nut tnat in world .because a man can ret Iwimu lor

that event there would be still more. two cents, and zlonoixlu drunk for four

Lex. Jlomior. The editor of the Galaxv savs. fruit is so

cheap, a man can purchase a mortal chol

ilif.ir v oi- he necesvitv ot i ro va'iv

It i' Vcavc adays allowed, a horrible ; ;

ME C 1 1 A NlOAL SYMPATHY. Frohi the ff'iishington City Gazttle.' Of all branches of science, there i

none so imperfectly know n as the caue or the efb-et of Sympathy. It cannot be ru ei philosophically whv, if ouc fm-

i . . .i :..:..: :. ..ir.,..tr A

qer aches

hes the

Conflagration in the Vyreimecs. A era morbus for ten cents, and a very dc-fri-htfui conflagration vhich began on cent sort of cholic for six, and he inicht

the2dof July, and was scarcely extin- have added, that a bilious remittent, or

"uished on the lUth Aug. has laid waste an auc that would shake a man to death

the huge torcsts wnicn crown uie Apper may at an tunes oe nau lor noining. ... ...... c .ii 'ii iL. r . i.

nines m the vicinity oi ronui. jm. uic iueiropoiuan.

lat accounts the commune ot t ondi was

on all sides surrounded bv flames. The! At the Cork Criminal Court, on the

lire had extended to the territory of St. 8th of August, -Vary Hrien, an unfortu-

Andre. alouir the consular road through 1 nate temale, was indicted for stealm;

the teriilorv of SerraMione and of Selsa money from the person ol Daniel Cat-

Ja;nes ll'ilson, convicted at Glasgow of lahan. After much incoherent testihih treason, was executed on the 30th mouv on the part of the prosecutor, the

of AuT.rt. He was drawn on a hurdle Jude said to him, " Now, after all, tell

to the n!u-e of execution, alons; with the me on what ground did you char

decapitator, who was masked and worn I the prisoner r" W itney, after botae de-

a cloak. TJ.e prisoner was cneereu nynav, in T.nz noma uam-3frri,

erv Stalle Keener, and b t'.rir fair

speeche anil ap)aicut honesty a.d industrious habits, induced t e subscribers

to becme their suieti"! ir. co.itricti to a large amount ; and. aftir carrying n

for some time, getting into debt ? ur.icn as possible, and pocketing all te cash.

they could, they made their escape, leavim; many people defrauded, atr.oui rha

rest the subscribers, who are tu f ir.ci-

pal losers by their villany. 'I I ey to.lc

with them the lolloving tieature, two of which are the property of the subscri

bers, viz :

One handsome roan Mare, ot which they appeared to he very fond 1 wo bay marts, cne of them roachedj-Lil cue small flea-bitt v. srey. This informaticn i given to caution the people of the V. States to hew are of these swindlers. It i since ascertaiid that they have p'aved the sau. e in other places, aud it isdouhtk- th.ur regular busmen. They pretend to he sreat horse doctor., hu.1 it is plain they know more alout stealing than curing

horses. v e are sorry we cinrvot ua a more particufar descriptiun v.! .-r nrsons : but it is hoped this mav erve

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it to be the case; audit de-lthe nob when he arpearcd ou the pht-Jlcrd

to put people on their guard against these wretclies, whose trade appears to be theft, rob'aery and Swindling. J. N. TOM), F. crNMNUIlAM. Mncennes,Nov.4, is:0. C9-tf , tZT-The Editors tf the fi Hairing Xeirfipopers, irii ple&s? to t.r the above advertisement for the space of 3 weeks and send their bccgujJs to this

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