Indiana Palladium, Volume 5, Number 45, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 14 November 1829 — Page 4

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From the Atlantic Souvenir for 1830. LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. BY. VM. LEGGETT. The birds, when winter shades the sky, Fly o'er the seal away, Where laughing isles in sunshine lie, And summer breezes play: And thus the friends that flatter near, vVbile fortune's sun is warm, Are startled if a cloud appear, And fly before the storm . t J But when from winter's bowling piaios, Ecli other warbler's past, Jhe little snow-bird still remains, And chirrups midst the blast. Love, like that bird, when friendship's throng, When fortune's sun depart, Still lingers wb its cheerful soog, And nestles on the heart. ACROST1CK. Thou precious Book whose leaves unfold, Heaven's brightest treasures purJ gold, Ever to me tby grace impart; Build tby sweet precepts in my heart. In tbee we see the way of life, Born though in sin the sons of strife. Lov'd Hfcok I'll clasp thee to my breast, Enpy tby sweets which saints have blsf. By Isaac W. Skinner, teacher. Harrison, Nor. 9th, 1829

from sea. And whose heart bounded with delightful anticipations of soon clasping his wife and children in his arms, was about crossing the common, in order to arrive sooner at his residence, when the keeper cautioned hitn to be aware of the unceremonious bull. Blast your horned cattle, exclaimed he, drawing up the vvaistbands of his trowsers with the utmost nonchalance. D'ye sec, I've stemmed too mny hard bluffs in my life, to rcud to the leeward for a land lubber.

So saying, and in spite of the remon- The only sufficient Evidence. The fol-

strance of the keeper, he entered the do- j lowing anecdote is copied from the Into

o'clock, he perceived the sailor stretched at length with his head reclining against a "stump, and the bottle laying empty by his side. "You drunken dog,v said the farmer, "why ahit you digging my potatoes?" To 'which the sailor, raising up, hiccupping and holding on by the stump, replied, "Come, now, I say, shipmate, if you want your potatoes dug, fetch 'cm on, for damme if 1 am, goin to run all over the lot after em."

minion of the horned monarch, and had

got scarcely half way over, ere the animal foaming and roaring came full tilt towards him. Jack never dtunted,

placed his sinewy arms a kimbo, and

Vermont paper:

Some years ,go, when slavery existed in New York, a slave run away from his

kaaa BUSHELS CHAR-COAL -J"Uvr wanted immediately at the jXezo-Lazcrenceburgh Foundry; tor which

5 Cents per bushel will be given. Not. 7, 1S29.

the INDIANA JOURNAL, WILL BE rUELISHED, AS HERETOFORE, TWICE A WEEK.

By the President of the Uni(During the ensuing Session of the Gene

ted States. ral Assse;mbly.

pursuance of law, I, Andrew Jackson,

President of the United States of America,

T is knrJrcn to the public generally, tLat

j Indiana Journal was published twice a

General end oply

the state of

in the state of INL.J AN A, at tbs periods here- Indiana, to issue a newspaper more tliau once injfler iJeeinaicd, for tbe disposal of ad tne ja week. Avery considerable additional exlands which have been relinquished io the Uui- pense, over and above tbe ordinary cxpendi-

ted Stales priot to tbe fcurth of July, 13i9, un-;ture of a weekly paper, was necessarily incur-

Eocoura-

.... . i. .1 I . ("ilro ! nnvrn I f i t ' - .

uu uujr ua.o . u " " , ,i . week during tbe last session of the public sales be held at the Land Offices at Am (ht

JCUerSOnVllie tX, HlUUIlllU, (attempt which bad been made, in

master and went into Vermont, where

he hix;d himself to a farmer, for the wa-dtr tne prowsions of tbe several nets of Coo-lred by tbe suni-weekly publication

rolling his quid with the most provokingfges of a freeman. His master final!) UreSs for the relief cf tbe puichascrs of pubhe'ged, however, by the liberal patronage which

sang froid from j nv to jaw, thus accosted traced him, and brought on action against I lands, and for the exJiiiguisuOient of the debt .'was ouorded on that occasion, flatten d by tbe his furious opponent, who for a moment his employer tor the arcount of hi wa- due to the United SiaUs, by tha purchasers of general satisfaction with which that effort was stood at bay, tearing the grou.id witn!fres. Several viHi'?Sres were b rough 'public lauds prior to ihs firsi day ol July, ISiO, regarded, and anxious to continue to afford the

i which have not br re. clre Dten esposeu 10 puo- lullest ana earliest intelligence ot the Legislate sale undr the provisions cf the act of Con- jtive proceedings, we have been induced again

Ifiess, puj-sed cn tbe 24th day ot April, lb20 to undertake the task and we do so with eve-

his hoofs, and whetting his horns withjlo prove that the rx giu was slave; hut rage. A v-ist comrade d')e see may-Iihe judge pronounced the whuU4 testt-

h;ip there's a bit of diuerence 'twixt us'moi.) u b

THE MILITARY MUSTER. A parody- which will answer for tiny latitude without material variation. "Riprht ableak." said Cant. to the

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as to rating, but as to the mettle we no carry, why that's another thing. TJ1 grapple with ye until 1 hav'ent got another shot ii my locker. So d'ye see, take a friends advice, and sheer off, for a good retreat is more honorable than a sound drubbing. But he ot the horns

paid no attention tc the friendly warning ol the honest tar and with little man . uveringmade a plunge which like to have turned Jack keel up, had he not with the quickness of tuought, se.zed the ag

gressor by the horns and by a sudden

moij) to b iubuih-i tit. At length ihe'S,eS3 psed cn tbe 24:n day oi aprii, icuu to undertake me tasKonu we uo so witti eve. counsel for the piaintifSiina tun- of impa-euUl,fd An iict mak'DS former provision for.ry confidence of an increase of patronage, and tience, demanded to ku- of the judaejihe cale ol the publ.e lands." of presenting addition-! cjms to support, "what evidence would he ufiHent1o Aiso sl lhe 9aajc t,me8 and P'aces' lhere 1 be l,me l 13 confidently believed, has arrivcrcve th- fact" of slavers." The cenu-tri,i bc c510Std t0 Public sale, nil Unds further ed, when public&tion of this kind through r n t p 41 , i 'credited iu the second and third ciasuis. under the medium of which onlv a full and farly

tile vjri cum i'iuuiiiiui rci c i cu n uiii . . . r, , i . r . , r-, , . iKa nrniainnl nt ll-.o -Aft ril I ,ss. naSfHl uinnnl n I ISia nr,( J.)init mir l.oniril Jc.

of sale from the Almighty,"

The followin

12 rule?

Floodwood," as he suddenly came in Ijirk, which Hercules might have boasted

contact with a pile of stones. of, broke th- spine ot his neck. 1 he "That are's a wrong order," said a bull fell dead upon tnc spot and the tar soldier with a guu without a lock, and a proceeded on his way as coolly as if

polish like that of Rip Van Winkle's i nothing uad happened

alter his twenty years sleep. "Keep your jaw," said the Captain, "and hold up your head like a man. I say, Sargent, take three men and bring that are soldier into the ranks."

"Keep your place in the ranks," said

the orderly. "1 guess 1 sha'nt do no such thing.

I've got my feet muddy a-ready; and if

they gits wet, l guess as how 1 shall be porly a fort-uight." "You better come in now, or I'll tell the captain what you say." "What doeslkeer au't I an Independence man 2"

"I don't like this training," said oner

"its a dead loss to me of six dollars." "And I do like it," said another "it's a glgrious lim to frolick about equal to 4th of July." No talking in the ranks, boys regulars never talk. Hall right face, get

strait there .with your ox-bow eyes tor-

ward, tine looking fellows our country

is safe with such soldiers order arms,

--sargent, call the roll." "John Snip," "What yer want," fueaked a voice from the rear rank. "Peter Spunk." "Always on the spot." "Arch J nes," "Gone a clamin." "Sam Trot," "Guess he wont come 'coz we jumpt him in choosing second corporal." "Jack Spun)arn," "Halloe there, com

ing as soon as 1 l an unship my shoulder gearing; cartouch box, or what d'ye call it." "Keep your place in the ranky" said the captain. "Shiver my timbers, you land lubber, and what are you after calling me for," answered the tar. "Tom JMarlingapike," "What's the order,"said a sailor, walking up to the captain, dragging his gun by the muzzle. "Sargent, put this man under guard." "Why you lresh water lobster, did'nt you just call

me lt him come on, if I doit buwg his sky lights then call me Jai k R'jbinur."

"Bob Foresheet," "riague an inch iil

I budge from my anrhorage,"said Bob, as

he sat straddle of. his guu, "iiere you Tom and Ja( k, i his fellow dua'i know how to Rive orders, let's be of down to mother Flicker's and get some beer," and away went the tars, having their arm upon the parade. "Let 'um go,"

said the captain "sailors a'int iood for

defending their country. "Aye, (said a liltle musketeer,) I've heard dad tell

as bow Commodore Hull and Captain

Perr '' "Silence in the ranks," said

the captain, "twas the glorious battle of

JNew-Ui leans that did it all, and made the President too. Prick all that an't here sargent, and fine 'em. Shoulder arms eyes to the right, forward march." We ha'nt turn'd round yet captain." "Silence turn round no, right face, quick step," and away they marched to tbe grand place of operations saw hall a dozen military looking men on horseback come out to examine them passed inspection were dismissed for an hour, vhen a good many got pretty tolerably drunk were drumM together again, nd then permitted to go home, with head-ache enough to last a fellow a week. So much for the "cheap defence of the nation."

Tecumteh. In conversation with a gentleman the other day about the peculiar traits ol Indian character, he related an anecdote of the celebrated Tecumseh, which singularly evinces the sagacity and shrewdness of this warrior,

and the manner he lirst acquired that

from the papers

of Dr. West, were, according to his memorandum, thrown together as general way maiks in the journey ol Lile. Never to ridicule sacred thing5, ox what others may esteem such, however

absurd they may appear to be. Nver to show levity when the people are professedly engaged in worship. Never to resent a supposed injury till I know the views and motive ot the author of it. Nor on any occasion to retaliate. Never to judge a person's character by xuu nal appearance.

Always to take the part of anabsen,

person who is censured m con. pan), so far as truth and propriety will allow. Never to think the worse of another

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on me eeconu uay oi iuircu, io;i. emmeu u ser.D-y cn p- cunveyeu to me puunc win do act for the rebel of the purchasers ot public sus'.ainrd w: Lout beinp burdensome to the lands prior to the first day of Jul), ISO;' and publishers The honor of the state, and the th acts supplementary thereto, passed ou the inrerest of the people, alike demand such a 20:h djs ol April, iy-22, and 3d Cay of UiUt.), publication 1823, wuich have reverted to the Uu.teJ Saus, j , rtctJni fo fh accomplishment of the nra-

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aretn; to the terms ol such further crtd.i, in poscd l!n,j, king, ive can only pledge our-

coosiqunc oi non-payment within tbe hgsl

period.

srlvts that er ry possible exertions will be

mde to meet tbe nubhc expectation. For a

unlimited influence which tie possessed jon ac count of his difr. ring Irom me in

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Also, at tnc same limes anu piacea, wpU of the nr.nner in which the proceedwi!l b exposed to sale, ail lands uh.ch Ut",ng8 be reported, reference is made to our reverted, or whicn, prior to tne da) oi fuel. JtproiWt,jv publication of last winter. Dr sale, may revert to the United SUtt-s, uouer ,ua adlil(tonKi ;xjrieneo, and n iticrease of exprovisiuos ol tha s:xth cnhuun ol th filth sx ;f rfir.n 1VS lo)e ,0 ciscoarg our du,y gti, mora ttonof th act o4 t-oi.ftrs, passed on iui- lOih j8.tisfilC Cfiv. mpprt?nt documents, reports day of Aly, IbUO, entahu 'Au ac tu mm nd , co,K; ,.u.on ,uvj.,8 0f general interest, the act, entitled n ct prouding for me sale fcni, d, fu, a fikci of ,ht5 debd(e8 as 0,Jr jj. of tie hinds ot ih- U.i:eu tjtdUs, in tot ti rn- nilf, sUnu. h( snpPfi:i Qnii aru

ory noittiwcfii of U Uiio, auu ibuvc iht; ; ,ns1 rf.'.J

tuoutfi tl tLt K4iiucL? rutr,' df.ti viiica h(vel , .... , . . . , ., It was our intention, somelime ajjo, to ennot hercloture btr tXuost-u to pubhc sale, , , . 1 , .

aarptar.lr In le nruv i.ns ot thn ncl ai the . r 1

r IiqK rr

24b da)

jf u i Ltt:o Uii.ce at Tincennes, cn

Not to dispute with a man more thai.;''" Monday u UeceDib-r utxt.

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seventy years of age, nor with a wotnai., !ior an enthusiast. Not to alb ct tii be witty, or to jest, so as to wound the feelings vi anuthti.

To gay as liliL .s pua.-ible ot mvscjf,! r iii , i?v the Pn

lUUJu WtV 111 ' B To aim at cheerfuhiess without leity. Not. to obtrude my advice unasked. Never to court tne favour of the rich by Haltering either their vanity or their vices. To respect virtue, though clothed iu rags. To speak with calmness and deliberation on all occasions: especially in circutnslancs which tend to intte. Frequently to review my conduct and note my failings. On all occasions to have in prospect

the end of hie and a luture state.

Eii h saif to be kept open lor 6ix days.

(jiven under my hand, at the City of j

Washington, this thirtieth day of Sep-tttfcbi-r, A 1). 1829

ANDREW JACKSON.

(iOxitiE GRAHAM Commissioner of the General Land OJf.ce.

Sheriff's Sale.

EY virtue of .h rdcr ot suit 10 me dirrcted from ihe c Ink's office ot the Desrburu cir-

over his tribe. Itia weilkuovvn that lor I political or religious opinions. ai a

merly the Indians regarded an eclipse,' Never to dispuie, if I can fairly avoid 'second Monday u D..c&njb.r next

eitneroflhe suu or m jon. as a ternolv portentious omen ; and whenever one oc

curred, a council was usually held toa3 certain tbe causes of the wrath of the

Great Spirit. At the disastrous defeat

ol St. Clair, while they were in tne eager chase of the unfortunate fugitives, they

were thrown into such consternation by

an eclipse of the moon, that the pursuit

was stopped, and a consultation held;

and so long was the debate, that an opoortunitv was afforded the shattered

j - remnant of the army to reach a piace ol security. While some trad rd were visiting their settlements on the Wabash, in the spring of 1 806, Tecumseh learned from them that a total eclipse of the sun would take place on the lCih of June. Knowing the superstition of his people, he dextrously resolved to make use of this information for his own advantage; and accordingly represented to them, that the Great Spirit had conslilu ted him his agent upon earth, and that, if they did not implicitly comply with his directions, the sun would, on a certain day hide his head and withdraw the ligut ol his countenance from them. To theii

amazement, this prediction was fulfilled; and ever alter they submitted to his dictation with a confidence that never was shaken, until his career was terminated. Journal of Commerce.

i of Apm lb-0. hote qnob d. to wit. , i , i.tv . . - u ,i fl'Ctton however. Land Uhicv t Jtiit rsouvule. on the , ,'.

the

a week as usual Further re-

has convinced us, that tha

proposed plan of issuing twice a week witl bo

marh more a!isfetory to tbe public, although much more expensive to us. By this plan wa will not only be enabled to publish nearly twice as much raatter, but ive can also disseminate it much earlier. It is still our intention, as soon as practicable, to issue our weekly paper on an imperial sheet.

Not to flitter m)self that I cannctupjor fit c these rules, however honestly I ma) hous to r

aim at it.

A good one.Near one of the towns in the eastern section of Massachusetts, there was a large, enclosure, used as a common pasture f0r cattle, through which was also a path used by foot pas eengers to save a distance. For several j ii i i

uays mis common naa been occupied by ferocious bull who had claimed sole cmjire from fence to fence, and treated all intruders alike. One mornir,r n fo.

less Jack Tar, who had just returned

The Devil and the lawyer, The Russians have among their popular traditions one that does not indicate much ieverence for the respectable fraternity ol the law. A lawyer, they say, bad a quarrel with the black fiend, on which Michael was sent to separate the combatants, and, in his zeal cut off both then heads. Alter this-. Rapal was despatched to replace them on their respec

tive bodies, but making a mistake he fastened the head of Satan on the carcass of the lawyerince which time every one of the profession has had more or less of the devil in his phisiognomy. This is a most extravagant and absurd legend, and it must puzzle an American to divine how such a ridiculous preiudice could have gained ground even among the most barbarous people. If

in Russia the profession are such fools

as to show any traits of resemblance to

the devil in their countenance, they arc wiser here, and mask their natural physiognomies so well,that they look at least like other people.

STATE OF INDIANA,) Rii LEV County.) In the Ripley Circuit Court, at their Oclo

ber Term, 1820. Alpbeus White T versus I OJfBILL LV John Jiro w n , senr 3f f CILIJVCEltY. John Brown, jun'r

jJOV comts the coa.plmnant aforesaid, b) j

JlM lest . Liunii, his attornies, aiui proves to

ht satisfaction ot the court, now litre in chan rery situi'g, that John Urow.", sen'r and John Brown, junr, the defendants atortsnid, aie noi now rt siucnts of the state of Indiana ; It is therefore luled and ordered, ny ihe court here in hancry siting, thr- notice ot the pendency of the foregoing Bill of complaint be published four werks successively in the Indiana FalUdi urn, a nevvf paper printed srd published in Lhw renceburgh, Dearborn count), state of Indiana, a couiry adjoining1 Ripley county, 'liere being

no newspaper publisheO in Kipley rcunly, vo

tifying aud requiring the said liefendants to bt and appear btiore the Judges of the Ripley Cir

cuit Court, on the hrst day ot their next term,

to be holden at Versailles in and for the county of Riphy. at their term on the fourth onday in April next, then and there to answer to the lldl aforesaid, or the same will be taken as confessed and the matters and thincrs thtrein prayed fur

decreed on accordingly.

C. OVERTURE, GTk R. c c.

cuil ofuit, 1 M il txpest to sate at public vendue as 'he law directs, at ihe ci.un hoasy tloor in the town of L'wrenreburgh, Dcai born county, oi. ihe 21st day of Novtmr-er n xt, i'elwetn he hours ot 10 and 4 o'clo k on sud day, in lot is-'o. l.9 with a l.irgebri(k house and two stahlesun tti- Sims to foreclose a rrxr'gage in favor of v;d Guard against Daniel Ilnnvn in said ctunty JOHN srENCEiV,S.D C.

N. R. I have 4 Noting horse, a unpen hr.d cart

jtliat 1 Will st Si low for cash, coiiiitv orders, hogs

cattlf . Al.bt, I have 3 rooms of mv

ent on moderate ttrnis.

October 31, 12. 4S-ts.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION". To th Si- who en'.ir by the yesr, no increasa will be nvdr. on the present subscription price, which is Two Uallars in advance, T wo Dollars ;t!ld FiflV ( ntS Xl the Pr.rt tf mnntl.c

I . - - " - 111 1 Jl Three Dollars -t the end of the ye .r For three

months, including the Session, the pr;ce will be O ie Diisi-; and during t lie Session only, Seven, ty .five Cents to be paid in Koili ins'anns at the time ot sul scribing, of during tht session of the Legislatures whi. h it is beln ved rnuy he genersliy (fT c:d thrrnugh m mbers and o hera. vi hr.se busi?!' ss will inquire tht ir atti ndanre at the scat ot guverrrrif nt during the session. Partiulir Ptt.-nnon w-U ht pad to forwarding pa pers- s.cc'jrdir:g direction.

J.i.A?S &. M C.UIRE, Editors

frdian.,p(:s, Octuher ii'J. h9

rf ?uhsipions received at th's fit

To the Public.

f T'HE undersigned, heirg about lo depart frr? -H- i lie lower couniry, drems it proper lo notify

the public iht h.s ivo 80.1s, litiu-y li. and Wifliam Moor , are m iv wise under his control, hu: trailing on their on re? punuibility and for ttb-mst Ivi s; and tfiat he will not te liable in .ny

manner tor any acts ihey m-iy do. or debts the

!may contract hirruf:s-.

Caution to the Public! 'TlUIis is tof.rewrn all nerso;is trrm 'rustitig nr 1 creflitii g my wif,- DORi'AS, after th s date, she h.ving conducted htiseif in such a ms-.ner as to forfait all claims upon ms as her husband. HIRAM FA1KBKKS. October 20, 1829. 4: 3w

JOSEPH C. MOORE.

Oct. 31. 1829.

43-3a

opened a Sheet

JOHN HOOD,

ITTAVING recen'Iy establl lished himself in Lawrenceburgb, respectfully informs tbe public that be has

Iron and Tin plate work shop,

on Ilijrh street, a few doors south west of the

Medical Notice. IUEmembtrs of the 3d Mtdical district so. A eiety of Ir.diana, are noutsud to miet at

in'mrT'- Tm V f0p '"I J I M Hrket house, Hbcre he is prepared to execuf on Saturday the 21st day of November at 1 2 1 . . . ,. ... 1 , . .

oVhuk. A treneralaitrndanre is nuuesled as,wurK m n,s ,,n5 wnn nea,OfSS ana Oep8lCli.

business of importance will he prtsuiud for

luexr considera'. iop.

J A BEZ PEKC1 VAUvrcsidcnl.

Notice is hereby Given,

THAT a petition will be presented to tbe Legislature of Indiana, at tbeir next aes-

Oc,31, 1829.

Articles of Agreement, rowers of Attorney,!

Apprentices Indentures, &c. &c. His ollice is on tbe corner of High and Elm stree's. He will thankfully attend to the com-

8ion, praying that an act cny pass appointing j rounds of his friends and the pjblic generally

JAMES W. HUNTER,

Who acts in ths capacity of Justice of the peace, I

OFFERS his services to the public a3 i i j i i Conveyancer; he will attend to drawing' Ration by applying linmc.-. of and acknowledging Deeds, Deeds of trust": diately at tlllS office,

ulorigages, Utlls ol sue, j nie JJonds, Lease,!

lie will repair old tin ware on reasonable ferrne.

October 21!h, 1329. 42 A Bov, 15 or 16 years old, who can read and write, disposed to learn the printing

business, would find a crood

Commissioners to review, locate and establish

a graded and gravelled road, commencing at arnear Mr. Isaac Dunn's, in Lawrenceburgb,

i Dearborn county, Indiana, and running thence

"I feel quite unwell, and will take

little brandy and water," said a memberjthrough fUrdinsbugh (in a direction towards

ot a temperance society, who had prom j Lhz&betbtown, Ohio) to the state line dividing ised to use no ardent spirits unless he Ohio and Indiana, at or near tbe farm of Mr. was sick. "I am very unwell, my dear, Walter Hays, in said county of Dearborn, hand me a littemore brandy." kHerc is Pfy'nr furtber -bat the supervisor of road the brandy," says the wife, "and I wUhjd'3tricts' on tue ,ioe of said road, eball be era-

he society further oil, for you have not powcrea 10 reLC,ve ,rom ne 1 "n aona

nad a well day sii ce you joined it.

tions, sad to cause tbe same, together with the road taxes within tbeir districts, to be annually

A farmer hired a sailor to dig a lot or"ed ou,,in "a.??,ellia? "id

potatoes for him, and at Jack's request.

gave him a bottle of rum in advance. The sailornot having mde his appearance at dinner, the farmer thought it was owing to his anxiety to complete the job ; but going into the garden about four

and in erecting necessary bridges thereon.

A Friend to good Roads.

Flour by the barrel The subscribers have flour wholesale nd retail. MTIKP f; STOCKMAN. Oct. 1W.

with promptness and fidelity.

Lawcnceburgh, Oct. 17,1329.

DR. JEHU JOHN, RESPECTFULLY tenders his profes. sional services to the Citizens of Lavrrenceburgh and its vicinity. His ollice is on High Street, one d or East of Dr. Ferrib's Apothecary thop. October 10;h, 1820. s$ Take Notice.

A L persona wh.i have ler n a A. indebted to me for a ion

gtr period tl.n twelve ro.mihs,

INDIANA PALLADIUM, PRLMTluD AXD PUBLISHED

DAVID V. CULLEY, Publisher of the Lass ' of the United State? TERMS. The pAit.AKir'M is printtd weekly, cn f tire ? royal pap.-r, at 'J'HliSK L'OLLAh'S rtrenntm,

:paid &t the end of the year; which my he dis

cliHred by the payment cf T O DOLLARS in i;wi;.',or by pyirip TWO DOIXAKS & FJf 1 Y CLNT:3 at the expiration of Six months. Those who receive their papers through the Post-Office, or by the ttuil carrit r, mu?i ay Ue carriage, oihcra ise it will be charged cn il.ci suDscriptiou. ADVERTISCMtKTS Containing 12 lines or nm?er, three insertions

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lueir Mccounis ot-icre iiis n.-ai of January next, otherwise they will be lelt its Jie hands ofa magistrate for collection. .1 0 N A TII AN II AKPIIAM.

Hartforrt Ovt. 19.

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are requested to call and sjltkr Ic&i, u.ie. dollar; twenty-live cents for each-

additional insertion larger advertisements ii

the sme proportion The CASH rr.ust accompsnr advertipementf othtrvMae they will he ptihlhel until paid for