Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 6, Number 13, 2 April 1836 — Page 3
figf Qf LETTERS, remaining ia lis Post office st Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, on the 1st dav of April, 1830, which if taken out before the first of i i- Wl be aent to the General Fust
office oeao teiicra.
Ai, Aker Daniel Anderson Samuel JLiikto Caleb Ataburn Samuel Alrord E S Anderson J Atkins Maiy Arnold Diodate L Abir Jhn Aeabire John B gurk Siaam peck Samuel Bulla Elizabeth Bund Dinah Brown Tamer Brown Ruben Bcnnine William fhlesal Joseph 2 Bradbury Wymond Boawell Uiram Braltain John Boyd ienuel Budd Gasper Burk Robert Bark D Bonine Isaac djr Co Brown Benjamin Bridgea Jan. Balling" Smith Bunker Samuel Beesoc Jesse C Btshop John Bugg Joel Dr. Bradford John S. C Cortill William Clark Christian Cole Ellis Cburrh Warren Coi William GmkZB Collins John Cy Joseph Cotton Micaiah Conkle Esther Culbe'tson DaviJaon Carr John M Craig Hannah Cuppy John Cnppy Abraham Clark Daniel Hon! Coleman William Crawford Agnes D Dukes William N Davis Thomas J Druly Aaron
Dickinson Jonathan
Koons Samuel
Knapp William King Elisha 2 King Lewis L Loyd George B Londer John Lyon Jonas Lamb Barn M MotTett Jane Martin Jane Mary Edith McWhinney Stephen McLairi David 2 McLain Lewis Mitchel Henry Moore Ebinezer Murdick Silvester McCunn Jonas Marlett Ann MiddhfcourT Daniel Mills Isaac Morrow Eiihu Moore Edward Morrison Daniel Mason Edgar F McWhinney John Nixon Samuel Nordyke Ellis O Ogborn John Oliver Elizabeth P Perry Josiah Pryer Amy E Potts John Petenon John 2 Palty Mark 5 Patty Sl Davis Parcel Henry D Patterson John Pyle Thomas Parisher E Miss Park Harvey M Park Samuel K Ruth Henry Reicl Samuel 2 Roberds Walter Rich Joseph Kussau David Reaman Andrew Railsback Er.ock Rife Daniel Ratray Matthew S Swain At Garr Shute Robert
Durham HannahietU mith John
Davinport Emily Davis Juhn 2 Diller Adam 2 Donthel AbYam 2 Duoly Felix U Diuly Wilham lX-inoree Patience E Elite Washington Klwell Harvy Epps Thomas 2 Evens J Mr Baton Josiah B F Funhouser John 2 Fisher J W Forsha Samuel Fry Amos Finley Andrew Freestone Daniel 2 Feasle William Ferriss Margaret Fuurdice James Furgons Cnristoiler Farrchild Francis F Foster Aluhens Fisher Thomas Fulton Elisha W G Germnill William liarty L B Gorden Larkin (runes Keul.fr. (tokens GrhTeth D 2eu Richard Gunnings Samuel II Hvett Isaac Hamel George Hunt Abner Holeman George G MH William 2 Hart Daniel
Hmshaw Jesse B
Stone Dudley Sigma n Benjamin Scearce Jonathan Stephenson Joel Silshy Newton Stratton Simri Sheppen William Spencer Charles Scott James Stafford Enus Samlenon Alexander Suffrins David Shipley Morris S Seek John Stevens Hugh Smith Comby Swiger Jane Smith Nicholas Smith Sidney Shuhy Daniel Sutfrins John Scearce David T Tlmrms Alida C Thomas Stephen Thompson Charles I Thornburgh Henry Taylor John BoU n Taylor Anna Tucker Caroline Thompson James Thompson Mr U ITIery Isaac Underwood Lewis Utter William V Vorc Josiah Vance Samuel Vaton Benjamin Vaughan W II Vadz'ilo William
Williams Sarah
J(dderbou2h Samuel Wright Cyrus
'iiei John Williams William
HuffChristel P J'utson Daniel "n!y George ni Sarah Jl'llet Mark "pkins Benjamin HiB Robert Jones Ehm II Johnson j,me9 R Jmes Fiorioda nes Ann II Johnson Deborah Jme Nay Jo, Jeffera Ahraro S Johnson Francis L- K "'tW.lliani Joop, Jeremiah feller Lewi V Thomas Ws Benjamin
April 2
Wright El ward Williams i. Morton Wright M ihlon 2 Wiiliams Hezekiah Wright Alexander Wolf William Will Y J G Wood Jocph 2 Woods James Will John E Watkins William L Wright Malcorn Wace John
Wright William Wotids William Warren James Warner Peleg A Warren Nathaniel Weaver William N Willson Thomas Y Young Margaret York Alfred Y DANIEL REID P.M.
Wanted
Public Smie. WILL be sold at Public Sale, on
Saturday the 16th inst. at the residence
of the undersigned, four miles from Richmond on tbe Greenville rod: 6M0 bushels of Corn, ia lots so a to suit purchasers:
Hay, Oats, one fresh milch Cow. ant sev-t
ON hand 100,000, mostly of the first quality and laid in for cash, which we will sell on pleasing terms. CCrWANTED IMMEDIATELY, anv
quantity of poplar and ash flooring, usual
of potatoes, and a great variety of other articles too tedious to mention. flrSale to commence at 12 o'clock. Terms made known on the day of sale. ISAAC JEFFERI3. April 2,1336 13ts
Gmrdezt Seeds. THE Subscriber will receive in a few oays a Urge lot of Garden Seeds, (warran ted o f the best quality imported,) the ful lowing is a catalogue in part:
Beans (English) Broad Windsor; Beans,
- - , , ., i 1 i J r i r
eral other cattle, Sheep, Hogs, one-horse ea,,y "enow iranoerry, eany ieiiow, six lbickneM ,od Wldth; weatherboardingnd dearborn and harness. Also, a ouantitv weeks: large white Kidney; large white, :nt.u nannel tmanl 14 inrhm m,A Si
Lima; Meet, early Wood lurnip rooieo, ufrtrardff; also 1 trd 2 inch any (fine;) early Scarcity : early Orange; long wis,h. inch and inch and nnsrter wide
blood red (true and fine;) yellow Turnip boardsan except the ash floorinir to be
rooted ; sir John Sinclair's, or Swiss Chard; good yejow popar, aa qUare edged. Mangel Wurtzel (large root for cattle;) Scantling not less than 12 feet long, from French Sugar or Amber; Bru-sels sprouts ;3 by 4 tor5 by 6) and manv intermediate large purple Cape (very fine;) Cabbage, L;aea especially 4 by 4, 5 by 5. icearly York; early large Scotch; early !jolst8, poplar, oak and sveamore, from 15
"""" "us " "cw - J t'"J to) leet long, X by 0, and intermediate
CINCINNATI MIRROR. Editad bv W. D. Gallacber and T. H. Sh
A new whmejutt commenced. Circumstances connected with Mr. Marshall's private arrangements, having induced him to discontinue The Buckeye,' that publication, in accordance with the
pUH Presa." The favor wa!l be kindly and promptly returned.
yOTICE
14 hereby given, that I have taken out
THE POLITICS OF THE PAPER. A few words 00 this subject are all that are deemed necessary, at preseat. The same course will be pursued, and the aane
wish of a large majority of its ubscribers, TT l . lrtlT? "SLu" will be issued hereafter under its old utle, tb Tf iK. .r.; .: xi: Press in 1828. Tbe Editor will labor for the -Cincinnat Mirror.' election of Gen. Harrison to the Pres. The undersigned, .n becom.iuj tbe pro- C"J J10
prietors of this extensively circulated je-l ; J " "T f " TZ - riodical,have the gratification of sutrng'!1? "Oliver which stuted h.m, in to the old friends of the 'Mirror,' end , h.s endeavor, to elevate Geo Jackjoa to
uias nin iisuud; tu wit: iu ftuiuv um councils of the country tt wrest official
power from the hands of corrupt and dan
itiicri iniamcnurf oa me niaie ui t-1 , i . r t j . i I J ' sephStubbs.l.t. of Henry county, Ind..!??, t Drumhead; Ca rr.,1, early 9i2es up to 3 by 10, all which will be ac
deceased, from the Henry Probate Court, "wn Very one wr uie iaoie;Y''no.ver; All persons indebted to said estate are earIy Dutch ; Cucumbers, early Russian; requested to make immediate payment,! early Frame; early green Cluster; long and those having; claims against the same'ffreen Turkey; long white Turkey; long
to present them for settlement within one Frickley ; vjirkin, or West India, (fur pick
vrar from this date.
tiF.ORG K EVANS, Executor. 3d mo. frtb, 18U6. 13 3w
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. THE undersigned having taken out letters of administration on the estate of Sarah Wilkins, deceased, late of this Borough, will sell, at the house of Thomas tlartly, the personal proerty 01" said deceased, on Saturday the 16th of April ensuing; consisting of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ac Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. Terms made
known on the day of sale. ROBERT .MOKKISSON, Administrator. March 26, 1836. 12ts
lintr f) Lettuce, early curled Silesia, (early and tine;) royal Cape head (very fine;) Tennisbalt, or Rose (early small heads;) Melongena, or Egg Plant, purple Sl white ; Mustard, White or English; Onion, large white Portugal; large yellow Dutch; large dark Red; Parsley, curled or double; Peas,
counted for by hoard measure
Sawyers and ethers will find it to their interest to furnish the above articles, or any part of them seeing they will not be suffered to go awa without "the root of all evil." A. GRIMES 6l Co. Richmond. March 12th, 1836. 47t
linger blinking THE subscriber has started the
above business in the town of Economy, Wayne
county, Indiana, and will furnish all sizes of
SCREW ALTERS when called lor. Unlers
from a distance will be promptly attended to
llavinr learned the business with Tho's Evans
of Ohio, who was considered a Crt rate workman, he feels qualified to give general gatisfac-
Uon. j.ir.!s VAAUOK3. Economy, March 26, 136. 12 3w
A DM I NISTR ATOR'S NOTICE. ALL those indebted to the estate
ofSarah Wilkin, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment, and all those having claims against the said estate are also re
quested to present them, legally authenticated.
for settlement, within one year from this uate, The estate is supposed to be solvent.
ROBERT MOKiUSSON, Adm'r. March 26, 1036. 12 3w EXECUTOIVS NOTICE. THE undersigned having taken
oot of the Randolph Probate Court letters ol
Administration on the estate of Joseph Addington, late of said county, deceased, requests all those indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those holding claims against said estate to present thorn to the subscriber for settlement, within one'year from this date. The estate is solvent. THOMAS ADDIXGTOX, March 26, 1836. Eiecutor.
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jf()duiojd pue paAijaaj njjueni sjpjo
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qoaoj 'sdnxius; 4sjg sb qans isoqouejq si ! ui
4Su;jtjjj sscjji put: JOAJI
aqi uo iuvo aq awq.w doqs qaco skjo(
Valuable Farm Cor sale.
The subscriber offers bis farm for sale.
Russell1 new earlv dwarf fthiaia believed situated three miles and a half south of
to be one of the earliest peas cultivated ;) Richmond, on the Liberty and Brookville earlv Washington, or True Mav: earlv 1 road; consisting of one hundred and eighty
double-blossomed Frame, early Charlton;two res, one hundred of which is under Bishop's early dwarf; dwarf blue Imperial, !fenee w'h w seperate dwelling houses (a suoerior oea:1 Marrowfat? dwarf SuiarJand a good barn and other out buildinss.
(eatabh pods;) Knight's tall Marrow; long!The P,i,f,e well watered for a stock farm, or Cayenne (in pod;) Radish, earlv short-j has a gd orchard and is well calculated top, Scarlet (a superior sort ,) purple short-1 for two families. For terms apply to the
top; Ions Salmon; long white Summer ori8UMCr,Deron the premises.
Naples; Salsify, or vegetable Oyster;
Squash,earlv Dutch bush summer(3colop,) Cucoanut (very fine;) Tomato, or Love Apple (large and small;) Turnip, early white Dutch ; red Round ; white fl it ; large English Norfolk (for field culture) large-
yellow French; yellow Aberdeen (fori
field culture;) yellow Stone (a very fine sort;) yellow Swedish, Lapland, Russia, or Ruta Riga; Dales new Hybrid (superior sort.) Call at the Richmond Drus Store. 1RV1N REID. Feb. 20th, 1836.
March 12th, 1836.
JOHN COLLINS.
lOtf
TAKEN UP by Merrick Crampton, OF New-garden township, Wayne county, Indiana, on the 6th day of February, 136, eight head of hogs (viz:) four sows, and four small sucking pigs, the sows are all white, except one which has some black about the eyes and a black spot on the rump, three of them are marked with a
crop otl each ear, and an underbit in the
left ear, the other has no ear marks per
ceivable, one of ihem supposed to be five
years old, the other three about 2 years old. Appraised to thirteen dollars byMark Peelle and Charles Arnett. February 20th, 1836. A trne copy from my estray book. JOSEPH MORROW, J. P. March 12th, 1836. 10-3t
LAW NOTICE. T AW. William Elliott Attorney at Law, Centre ville, Wajne County , Indiana, proposes to adjust and collect claims in the state of Indiana, and will also attend ... n l. w... i u. ..ri.;.
io dous iJnei sau si i.n 'anund a.n oijoiui; fesaion, con6ded to him in any of the coun
r " .t.. , . ... .. r., 1 ties in me sixtn uaicai
tasiaqv!iqirf .Mjki
State of Indi-ana,;
Hatxe Cor?iTY. ) Ordered by the Bonrd o f Commissioners at their February Term, 1836: THAT there shall not hereafter be any Supervisor of roads elected for the district of roads in Wayne township, comprising the Town of Richmond. Witness, S AMI' EL HANNAH, Clerk. March 26, 1S3&
Notice
ircuit of said
State. March, 15th. 1834.
I V - W s
IS hereby riven that I willeapose to sale1 aonai otei, vi : ij, ,sional business.
DR. K. fKIFFITCI. IT A VINO located himself in the town efKichmond. offers his professional services to the citizens of the town and surrounding country. From an experience
of eight year's practice in the state of I
Maryland, he flatters hirrself that he will be able to give ample satisfaction to those who may entiust themselves to Lis care. He therefore solicits a share of the pat-onage. For qualifications, references may be had to testimonials in his own possession. He may at all times be found at Mr. Sloan's
xcept when on profes-
Jthe 11th of the 4th mo. (April) next at the
: house ol iraviu Jiaisoy an me personal
pro
Richmond. Ia. March 19th 1336.
perty of Lydia Coale. late of Wayne ft g Shop. inty and state of Indian deceased, con j S AMFEL E. IREDELL, recently from ing of one bed and bedding, one bu- the City of Philadelphia, has locate-
JE. Jesttep Jt B. Xlbertmmm, f ESPECTFULLY inf.rm tbe public that they have opened a shop and commenced the business of hatting in the town of Washington, Wayne co., Indiana, which they expect to have carried on by as good workmen as can be had, and work not inferior to any in the Union 'or neatness and service; and by so doing they hope to receive, at least a proper portion of public patronage. Furs of all kinds, useful, will be accepted, as well as Lambs Wool, for which as much will be given as can be had elsewhere. Hats may be had wholesale or retail on as good terms as at tnr other shop in Wayne county. ELI JESSEP. B. ALBERTSON. 2nd mo. 7th 1836.
AW NOTICE. The subscribers having entered into Co-partnership in the practice of the Lw, will faithfully attend to all business entrusted to them. M. M. Rav may be found at his office in Centreville, and J . W Borden at his office in Richmond, when not absent on professional business - MARTIN M. RAY, JAMES W. BORDEN May 23. 1835. DUBININ AHEADMerchants, Mechanics Sf Speculators, Now is your time! The subscribers will oflfer at public sale on the first Monday, (2nd day) of Mav
next, a very large and valuable addition of)
town lots attached to the present plat of the town of Dublin,situate on the Cumberland Road, a short distance west of the junction of the Whitewator canal with said road, in Wayne county, Indiana. The addition will consist perhaps of some 150 building lots, beautifully situated for dwellings, and well suited for mechanics, together with a large number of out lots, for pasturage,containing from one to four acres to Suit the Convenience nf Purrhasora
Tl ere will also be olTVred some of the most I
valuable front lots, eituate on some of the most prominent corners and stations for public business. The site of this town is the most elevated, the most commanding and beautifully situated of any found on the Cumberland road from OSio, to the Wabash river. The country which supports it is not surpessed by any in the eastern part of the state, in the rapidity of its improvements, the fertility of its soil, or the location of its public works. It is con
venient to extensive water privileges, and
sistiap
L. : ir;.L . r i i
reau. one candle stand, chairs, Arc. Sec j "" i nicnmona, re open' 4 a:. . i ,1.. k ..la shoD on Main Street dirertiv nnnmi m
all sums over three dolars; the purchaser the Bank, adjoining A. SiddalPs store,; there 19 nw be'"g erected within its limits erivior bis note with approved security. 1 where he intends establishing himself by a sterjn grist and saw mill. Preparations
Sale to commence at ten o clock; A. 31.) ""'"5 luc iiouaoie as wen as plain rc iu iiiaKing uy trie suoscnoers lor uk
the more recent subscribers to the Bnck
eye,' that Messrs. William D. Gallagher
and Thomas If. Shreve will resume its editorial management. In mentioning the names of these gentlemen, whose industry and li'erary qualifications are so wall known, the publishers deem it superfluous to expatiate on the future character of the work; under their superintendance tbe Cincinnati Mirror attained its thousands of subscribers, and was recognfeed by
most literary periodicals in the union, as
inferior to none f t its cotemporaries in-
contestible proofs of the estimation of their
merits, and of tbe appreciation ot Western Literature.
From the 'Salutatory, of the Editors, on resuming their duties, we make tbe following extract Centlemen of meaus having become its proprietors-, one difficulty which has always attended the Mirror, will hereafter not exist. We
therefore bespeak for it at this time, know
ing that it has suffered Somewhat in public estimation by the several phases which it has presented within a few months, tbe
attention of the western community. It shall be our desire to inspire general confidence, and merit general support. In
culling matter for the selected part of the
Mirror, we shall diligently ransack the
popular rragazmes of the day, and the a
rious new books that are constantly issuing from the teeming press; and we shall
have an especial eye to variety and raci
ness. In the original department, we have
secured the constant assistance oia number of gentlemen of education, talent and experience as writers. With us, one im
portant aim will be, to bring out and fos
ter the unknown and unencouraged liter
ary talent of the West. The cause of
Western Literature we have long had
heart : and we have made some sacrifices, and labored hard, and we trust not ineffectively, to arouse slumbering energitS,
and elevate the character of the literature of this section of the great Union. Anonymous correspondents shall receive front us respectful attention but as we intend to make the Cincinnati Mirror a correct representative of the literary character of the
West, we must be allowed the privilege oil
rejecting common-place tales, prosing es
says, lame verses, and crudities ot all kinds.' The arrangements which bave been entered into, will place the Cincinnati Mirror under better auspices than have at
tended it at any time since the period of
its commencement. It will contain a lar
ger quantity of reading than heretofore,
and will be limited on superiorsuper-royai
paper, with entirely new brevier type.
Every number will be furnished witb
handsome cover; and the work will be pub
lished punctually every Saturday morning
&. be sentby mail the same day to distant
subscribers. Terms Three dollars per annum.
paid in advance, or three dollars and fifty
cents if payment be delayed six mouths FLASH, RYDER, ot Co., Booksellers and Publishers. Third street, near the Post Office.
ft"r N. B. The first number of the fifth
volume of the Mirror was published on
the first instant. Those persons who may
order the work within two or tbree months will please say whether they wish tbe num
bers from the beginning F tno volume. A handsome and well-filled cover is pub
lished with each number. Between one
and two pages of this is Uken up with a
business directory, in wbica may oe louno the names and vocations of the principal
business men of the city. Cincinnati, Feb. 6, 1839.
SAMUEL COALE, Administrator. 3rd mo. lGtb, 1836.
work in a workmanlike manner. He hopes 'building ot a school house, and tbe estab-
TAKEN LTP, BY William Jackson, living in Westriver townhrp, Randolph co , an estray MARC: about fourteen hands hih, of a snrrel
! color, blase face, rih hind foot white, supposed ' i to be near four years old appraise I to twenty 'ct,lrer ct j dollars by Samuel Jackson, Jesse Stanley and Cincinnati.
by an assiduous attention to his business to merit and receive a due proportion of patronage from tbe town and country. January, 9th. 1836. SEAM PIIESS. FNVfTXTfTD, Manufactured. and for sale
a k. a f I VJ IV D
corner of ighth & Elm streets
lishing of one of the best schools in the
state, to be taught by persons of the first
abilities.
THE PEOPLE'S PRESS, Revived.
To be Printed and Published at Columbus,
Ohio, bv 8. R. Dolbee. EDITED BY JAMES B. GARDINER.
On, or brfore. the 16th of May next,
there will be published in mis uy, ior six
James Stanley.
I do hereby certify the above to be a true
copy from my book of rstrats. DANIEL' WORTH, J. I March 26, 183d. 12 3w
Press with Counter Die
Seals of all kinds furnished Engraver's prices. March 4th. 1S?6.
to
. $30. order at 11.
Iew Improvement. .1. MjEWMS,
WMTOULP respectfully inform the pub-i
v lie that be is manufactur
of lumber for the accommodation of those who may wih to build. The terms will be liberal and made known on the day of sale. JOHN WHIPPE. J. P. CREAGER. C. W. WITT. Dublin, March 12th, 1836. 10ts
otcii:li,o. PUBLISHED in tbe Turf Register Hol-
ley s Cherokee, will stand the ensuing sea
son at the stable of 1 eneick di Hiatt id Milton.
nog spriog! . , ,u r-v. i
saddles on a new and durable plan.and al-L 7 iV.J, V 7i I VL i ' V ... .. j.,- . er of uertrand, and both bv Archv most every article in the saddling md ru . , ' 1 ? , . ..' . . k . Cherokee s dam young ZJoxana by Hep
test style, of the best material, the wes- 'h' ' 1 k AKrChy' be,B5nUt . t ot tbe same darn, and he by imported Baft-
$50,000.
yY ?"si to sixteen yean of aj
iiinJtn.nk.' .V,Vfc i.l,,ri- Othello's dam bv Blackburn. Whip, , filing trunks, which he anJ he bT imported whip. (For refer-t1, of on fair terms: corner'.n.. :r,.ru . a v rclr Tic . . . ence ee I urf Register. slain lrot I r 1
tern market present, for sale.
keep, fancy trave
intend, to dispose
of NVashiulon and lain street.
All mankind that will justly pay Their debts when they are due. Will have no cause to ran away From borne and justice too. L. Richmond, March 1. 1536. 11 tf.
JYotUe. LL persons indebted to tbe subscriber - .w j
ND1
ALLEY.
Jetrctt Chemical ISemedies
FOR the cur? of Rheumatism-'
Scald Head Fever Stves White Swellimrs 1' me 'oobsoomo Society are earnestlv
Head-arbe, or ail kimts Bowel ('omplinti 'requested to attend their next quarterly
Meeting in Rir&monc, Is. the tbird SecJ- II i x l a&
The subscribers will also keen on hand months only, a semi-weekly political pa
a large assortment of shingles and all kinds1 per, to be printed and edited, as above.
A wfk v narjer will issue irocn me aame
office, under tbe same title, containing all tbe editorial matter of tbe semi-weekly.
The price will be TwoDollars for tbe
semi-weekly and One Uoliar lor ute ween Iv oaoer. both to be printed on a fine im
penal sheet, in the neatest style of modern
typography. I be expenses ox tnese establishments will necessarily be verv heavy, and to meet with promptitude so large a daily expenditure, subscriptions must in every case oe paid in advance or tbe papers cannot be forwarded to order. Agents will be appointed in every county town of tbe State, and in all the principal villages, who will be folly aetbonzed to receive and receipt for subscriptions in
the name of the publisher. All letters,
om ftuiMU, must be addressed to 8. R.
Dolbee. Those on political subjects wui b written to tbe Editor.
Fifty-two numbers of the semi-weekly
and 26 of the weekly paper, ouj, w wc published under the management of tbe Editor. Tbe farther continu
ance of the paper will depend solely opM tK iudMoaent and itttates of the
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTEEY for the Benefit rf the Methmnitml Benevolent Socvtty nf Jorfolk. Class No- 1. For 1836. To be oToant l J&lexandna, Firrinim. Saturdmv
.1prd 23, 1636.
YATES A. M ININTIRE, Managers.
prises, amounting to SrltdJXn
i icaeis, iu aouars scares in proportion.
tLAKKi A. COOK. Agewta.
geroos men, to support THE COMUON RIGHTS OF THE COMMON PEOPLE to restore, to tlie Farmer, the Madhah-
ic and tbe Working-Man their proper station and influence in the Republic and to throw light into every cmUm im the State on all subjects of great and primary national importance. Tbe Editor most positively denies that he has experienced tbe slightest cbangn in bis political principles, since 183(8. He is now, as ever, the ncompromising enemy of the Bank of tbe United State, and of all Bank and other chartered tlonopolleir. tie is for retaining power, aa much as possible, ia the hands of the People for frequent elections, mode rat
salaries, and rotation in office" for a
presidential Election for one term only for prohibiting the appointment of members of Congress to lucrative offices for establishing the strictest accountability
in all official stations for a rigid impar
tiality in tbe distribution ef offices, as that
the rich and the poor should be equally entitled to the honors of their country ; and that merit; 'alent and patriotism, (and
not political servility,) should constitute the only recommendations to fme and
favour And be entirely accords with Gen. Jackson, in tbe noble declaratiea contained in his tint Inaugural Address
that 'the patronage of tbe Oovernanent
should never be brought into Conflict with tbe freedom of tbe elective franchise.4 In a word, the Editor is tbe same kind of a
JACKSON I AN he was in 28.- He wiU
contend for the aame great principles of
national policy and the aame expected results. But he now finds Gen. Jackson, in "the sun-cet of his day," imbecile.
credulous, and infatuated with a vile ca
bal of sinister demagoanjes, by whom he ie
surrounded, and who have actually wrte'ed form him, except in from and name, nil
tbe official power of the tsovernment, which tbey are appropriating for t hair owe)
aggrandizement, and for the building up of
their fortunes out of tbe National I TJTbe Editor haa a personal and intimate
knowledge of the above facts. He well
knows that MARTIN VAN BUKEN, and
his retainers at Washington, bavn grossly deceived and betrayed Gen. Jackson, and
are now utterly regardless of his future fame or happiness, so that tbey can riot upon the spoils of the Treasury, and dispense tbe patronage of the Administratiesi to suit their own purposes; He once thought otherwise, and hoped otherwise. For a long time he felt almost inclined to rsnmisrt 1 I-a mmAam4m Ik sea smsBnsmaBsi avi MinainTr
v. ( Mao v iwviivw vi neasn vohov! ew wiswsa was bis sttachment to Gen. Jackson, and so ardently did be strive to sustain the lienor and integrity of bis Ad mis intra, lion. But to use Gen: Jackson's favorite motto "truth is mighty and must prevail THE VANDALS ARE IN THE CAPITOL OF THE NATION. Corruption "boils, and bubbles, and overruns the stew in every Department of the Government. The liberties of the people are in danger. Tbey must awake form tbe deceitful slumber f self-security. They must gird Om the armour of freemen. Tbey must march forward in tbe majesty of their native strength : assert their own righto and privileges overturn tbe table of the
vile money-changers at Washington; and
they will thus save their firesides from pol
lution and destruction. The Editor doee as firmly believe that the election of Martin Van Buren would corrupt and destroy tbe republican purity and simplicity ef this Government, as that be has at this moment an existence in the land of the living. He will, if his life and health ie spared, exert his humble energies to prevent this great moral and national etil from falling upon bis beloved and native country. And he now calls upon his aid Jackson friends; (the true Democracy ef the State,) with whom be has stood, hand to band, and shoulder to shoelder, in tbe great battle for tbe defeat of Adams and CUv in 28,to join and rally around TUB STANDARD OF THE CONSTITU
TION, that better times tsay come,
better men may rule. JAMES B.GARDINER. Columbus, Carch Uth, 1836.
No. 105 Makkct smear, raiuutaxrana.
era. FSFfX-TFCLLY i
IV Indiana, that ther hare leceired at
1bsnisenfjiB notice.
The members of tlie Richmond Branch
Piles Chili and Fever Liver ComnUints
Coughs Loss ef Appetite Local Pains of all kinds Tetters Kirtg-worass Coras no the frt
end-day (Monday) in&tauL
their Warehouse, their Spring
of Goods, consisting of n foil and , uimrnt of British. French and i
u. TVvfnod. which tbev offsr for sale by
the piece or package. They flatter thoeaselvan that a better supply or a superior sav
aortment cannot be had on more advantageeos terms, either in the PbuWclphia or New York markets. Philadelphia, Feb. 37, 18S3.
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