Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 12, Number 1, 8 January 1842 — Page 3
Explanation. With pleasure we give place to the following communication from Mr. Ilanna. He appears
evidently satisfied with the explanation he gives, j
that his Uojal Highness Prince Albert, iH be offered that distinguished honorary appointment. The Baltimore Sun states the total amount of
'taxable property in that city at $03,170,01', be-
I. ..-, .r,tikfv others also: but it is singular to us ! in about 13,000,000 more than the assessment
of last year. 1 he trial ot J. u. 011, iut
that Mr. Ilanna could not find any person who
would give good money fur silver. Why did not Mr. Ilanna get money from he bank, instead of the brokers of Indianapolis? The 70 or 0 dollars of Ohio money spoken of, we opine, paid quite a number of witnesses', or else it all came to this part of the state. Mr. Ilanna acknowledges that he made an "operation ' to pay him for his trouble &.c. Ha received $2,000 in specie, which we suppose he sold for something like eight per cent. $100. Was Mr. Iliunaorthe Government emitted to tint money t We think (he Marshal had neither a legal or o moral right to it. If ho was compelled to borrow funds as he asserts, i.nd could not get any bolter monev than he did, why did he not sell his specio in Terra Haute save the expense of taking it to Indianapolis pay the interest on the money borrowed, and place iho balance to the credit f the Department? We think he should have done so. But on the contrary be boasts that he pocketed the money, and 4i not only pleated with his plaee, but proud of his patron" for permitting him to filch that which justly belongs to the Government. Tho patron of Mr. Ilanna, is not tho fiuncet man wo believe him to be, if ho permits a repetition of such "operations." It i a laxity of morals, which will not answer in a political go vcrnment where the people are the sovereigns. They have l long been down trodden by the recipients of Executive fivor, and Wto are proud of their patron! Proud of his patron indeed! tS)crphancy ! detested sycophancy ! Ax.troLi, Dec. 21, 1811. Sir: A friend lias this day placed in my hand, jour paper of the IS inst. in which you are pleaed lo say that, "we have heard it said, that tho Tyler appointed Mtrshalof this state paid the wttnes ses in tho case or Otcy, in tbe U. St.iteN I). strict Court, in nil kinds of trash, shirtplastcrp, and J.ubtfuI currency; upon which it has been pre euii.ed that he sold tho funds received fr.mt the
government for a premium, and received in pay- , tnent rit predated Currency; thereby making nj tiandsome operation," then closes y.nirar- j
ticlo with tho hope that "Mr. Ilmnt or his friend will correct you, if you are wrong,1' &c:. Wow sir there is not ono word of the inf irrna-
lion contained :n your article true, except mat
Foa. the Palladium, f Married, At Xenia, Ohio, on Tuesdiv, the 'REPORT OF THE CHAPLAIN OF THE PRISON.' ! 1,11 mat. by J. EJo. Bennett, Esq., Mr. Jessb M. i llrTTiv i.t iK.j .. t;.j T? . i ir.-. I . SllW.
This extraordinary document, which has reached me by1, tho kindness ot one of our Senators, does not consist of seventy lines of letter-press ; anJ yet it is sinjlaily defective in its data, and fallacioas in il argument.
The Chaplain tells us that thare are 121 convicts in our) A r fe i..... .k...
t.f the former place.
Great STOCK FARM for iale. I Anderson, Elizabeth
STOCK FARM lying 17 miles wet of Lafayette, ! Alford, James 2
"Over fio years of age"
Over 40"
"Larceny Bdrglary Murder and Manslaughter Assault and Battery with intent to kill
murder of Mr. Adams, ha9 been postponed for j State Prison. Of these there are
three weeks. A living Ournng outang is now being exhibited in Boston. The Locos of Illinois have nominated A. W. Snyder as their candidate for Governor, and John Moore for Lieut. Governor. It is stated that the State Bank of Illinois is a" bout to stop all discount operations, and curtail their circulation with a view to resumption. The political abolitionist of Oliio, have had a State Convention, and nominated Judge King of Trumbull county, for Governor. Thirty-seven counties only were represented. The editor cf the Cincinnati Republican says he has in his possession an ear of Corn 1 1 inches in length, 0 inches in circumference, and has 'MO well filled grains. It is of the gourd seed species, and was raised near Cincinnati. The Bmk of Louisiana, at New Orleans has resumed specio payments Mr. Lewis Tritle, living in Frederick county, Maryland, on Tuesday the 21st ult., slaughtered two hogs of his on raising, which weighed 1270 lbs. neat weight the largest 700 lbs., the sinal lest 370 lbs. The fiscal plan of Mr. Tyler meets with but little favor in Congress. From the debate which sprung up on its introduction, wo find for it no committed supporters. A Iloosier was Ht a certain time listening to a friend read the second veto Message of Mr. Tyler, wherein the latin term per se frequently occurs; on its second or third repetition, the Iluosier, earnestly exclaimed: "I wish to Uid, John Tjlcr was orer the scaV
57 23
6G 11 13 3 93
Tippecanoe county, Indiana, on B14 Pine creek, JJrUon , JoJ-hua
eom&inini? i tiU acres well watered, antl smite Au. or 4liU i . .
1 mem limhered the balHnc. nrllr,. ,vl ...v u t i 1 v i.f i A 0(3 e ' m0 L,ur"'9
Utfcsoii, i acv Brink!) , Edith Bachle, Mathiaa Brocas, J. W. Birnertd, Elizabeth Bjrden. Junes W
j er information inquire of I). P. HOLLO WAY, at tins of- j Binks, John
dci or ui r . Jennings, i.aiaycue, itiuiaiia. ; o l
B irk, John
. praitie on tna east and west tide of the creek. There are
j about 200 acres under fence, with about 15u acres under Making 80 ; cullialion. The buildings are tolerably comfortable, but Leaviii 42, or more than one third of the whole number; not expensive. The above is admirably adap-ed for rais- , . i . .:-.,) 1 ins stock, an I is for sale at a price to suit the bard limes. of convicts, whose ages are not noticed. I T . r . 7 " t those wishmj to purchase property of this Kind will nnd Respecting the crimes for which these poor creatures were jf w U)eif a(ivautas, to rxailljll lt,8 premises. For furth-
oommitted, he enumerates for
Richmond, Jan. 7th, 1842.
The editor of the State Sentinel, reminds us of a ft hie, wo once heard A jackass boasting f f his ability to figure advantageously and conspicuously in a hall, said as lodincmg he perhaps would be
his part in fine style. Application. The editor of the Sentinel scl
I doth indulges in truth, is tlirefore very awkward
in it, but when the braging part comes on he does the thing equal to his illustrious piototype, tho don It e v.
Amounting to criminals
Whether the remaining 23 "convicts"' were crimeless, he ' does not say . Concerning "their former habits of life, it was ascertained thai" there had been "Habitually Intemperate" 45 "Occasionally Do. ot Temperate CJ j 107 j Until we ara otherwise informed, we will imagine that the other 15 convicts are on the fence, or not yet determin- ' ed whether to five in for whiskey or for water. j By his table of "Nativitj" of the criminals, it appears) that eleven States, sundry kingdoms, Jcc, furnished 09 ,
ronvicts; ana "several other states, one eacn." row if
even all the other States gave us ono each, the
would be but 114; leaving 8 who have no "nativity
The following is his table of "Amount of Kducation j
Recei ved : Classical education Common School Kducation Can only read and write Can only read No Education
SOHOOL BOOKS. M itcheli's Geography and Atlas; Eclectic Readers Talbott's, Pike's, Davies", Ray's and Smith's Arithmetic. kirkham's, Smith's, and Comley's dammar. Elementary and Comley's Spelling Book. Walker's and Webster's Dictionary. Comstock's Philosophy and Chemistry. Burrett's Geography of the Heavens. Colburn's and Bomiycastle's Algebra. Bonnycastle's Mcnsurution : Murray's Readers. Mi tonel's Geographical Reader. Paper, Ink, Quills, 4c. Jcc. For sale, by D. P. HOLLO WAY. Richmond, Jan. 7th, 1312.
D
SLTRUEOX UEMUT.
ICEMS himself privileged, at tho coimne tcement of i L 'OS, Maiy
the nkw year, to express his sincere thanks to the Evans. J .srpll
j Biilev, J lines ! Butler, Wm ! liar Jon , Ilarison j B truin, Samuel j B iker, Eli j Chnpmati, Grorgo iCi!jjroe, Alphonsu I Crangle, James i Chase. Ann LI ; Dcmause, William I cnnis, Al-saluni i Day ariiriii, T ; Donson, (jeorg ! 1) i8i'li, Jarm 8 II
Lppeily, Jacob
whole amount j c,l,ze of K""'"" and vicinity f..r the patronise he has p. ame, J.wcpli M received since his arrival among them; and would still so- ; .,, .. ilivlty." , Ucn a ()u. .,r(ortj0 of the satne ,lir the tline to co,,. fyr ilHani
Office at Mr. J.mta Hunmcctt's on Main St
2 15 30 9 11
tween Front and Pearl Streets. Jan. 1st. 1S42.
Making 97 But he says there were "one hundred who wore exam ined on this subject ." We are left to conjecture whether
be- i rouik, nem
Farquhar, L '- I Funk, l'et. r j Furges m, James : Flillfr 'I'fl-iniMS
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY ir ' . t i ... , i i arquhar, Josepli
'j the Protection Insurance Conuinn v ol llartlord. Conn. . '
PKOTKTIO
oilers to Insure Houses, Store, JUUs, Factories, Varus, j Gr is wo! t . George and the Contents of each, together with every other similar j Gibson, X ithau species of property, . (Jfavc, IjseV
the 3 whom lie has not classified, only knew "a thing or i AGALSST LOSS OR I) A MAG 11 BY FUZE. ; Gil son, Ilirntn
two;" and therefore could not claim a place among either The rates of premium o.'fered, are as !ov as those of any j 1 1 si'lma n , Will mm the taught or the untaught. other similar instit ition ; and every man has now an up- I Henderson. JntiO . , . . , . . r i , 1 portumty, for a trilling sum, to protect himpt .-iirainst the ! n c i Here ends the stalistica information. It is almost worth- I ' J I ., - . . f . . , ' " nie ?, ts.i mil fc I I ravages of this destructive element, winch olten, in a single 1 - r les. first, be:auia it is incomplete in itself; and secondly, ! knur 'i th, mminix nf m.ii ti Hunt, Catharine
ft little awkward, as he seldom indulged in it because it is unaccompanied by other essential data : essen- The Company alsoissues Policies, on the most favorable . Ila rd nig, IIi7.il till
but when the bawling part came on he could do j i,al bocause without t'aem, no safe deductions can be drawn """' or damage on the Muil of Mentn-Boats, j Howe!, eedham
from the tables given us in this Report. D ies it iollow, for I n;,,. lho Wester,, Rivers, Lakes, aad Canals, and J,,'Mn J '"' , instance, that because 1 of our convicts was born in Ten- upon Cargoes of Sen Vsiel. j 'I 'hand, L INI
nessee. and 17 in Kentucky, that the Kentuckians are more ; Civler the liberal and enlightene.l policy winch the C oin- Hawkins, illinni
, ., -. c , i cA.i . I ii.iny miu urn nt uie en iimtfnreme.lt ui inotr operaiii'iis lit criminal than the citizens of lennessee.' Or, as Scotland i ' ... i , . the estem ( ountry, and which they have steadily pursued
nas i'jrnib:ip(i us witu i convict, uii'i ortii v uru.iu.i no c, does it follow that a Scotchman is more honrst than a Car-
oliniaa ?
THE ELEVATOll, ia the name cf a truly interesting paper published in theciiy ol Cincinna
ti, lis contents are designed to elevate the mind
No: in order to arrive at even an approximation
to truth, it is necessiry to know what proportion of all our citizens are Kentuckians, Tennesseeans, Carolinians, and Scotchmen; and not only that, hut to know also whether some of the numerous convicts wero not merely bom in cer-
the parmonts made were in depreciated paper, j anj vve have no doubt but that it will succeed so j tai" Statr9; ml brSh"P others; whence they come
It fhould be subscribed
to us prepared lor the penitentiary. In a word, the fault is
it..... .ion in Irillll ll'A hllVA till fl ' 1 1 f I lllJ llOt T f.. . t ....... 1 , n .n.w!
J ; not in the uiace of ''nati vi tv" but in the olace ol education
for by every mechanic, student, or practical Woltt j That one crime leads to another; and that intemperance ing man ill the country. lis picloral illustrations , ieai to ninnv, is true; bat we sopliisticate our reasoning arc admirably executed nnd are cf im;Tlcna ad ! hea '8 impui; il intemperance, enemies which have no
vantage to the junior reader
ceive a draft from the Government to meet the
rxpenses of tho Cuurt, until tho fourth day of
ihe term, and then it was made payatire n' i!, Batik t Tt-rre II tute,a distance of 70milis from Indianapolis; meat' tunc, I had made arrange
ments to h..i rov, and did borrow $11500 on my LEGISLATIVE In tho Senate on Monday own responsdiiiity, to defray tho ordinary expert- last, Mk. Dchke from a select commiltee, roses of ;l,o Court, consisted of 1300 Illinois, v70 (lurltd a bill taxing clock pedlcrs, which passed
W. 11 f l ' I I r- . . . . m . ...
r on w.uo, an. i mo oaiance iiiiiiana paper, w men ; lo a seC())(J reading. Tho bill extcntling the pri- lrom h's "ccmnpanyms remarks; that a "classical edutogetherwirh some 500 my own lunds, I peid vilcges of the State Library to Editors and Cler caliu'1" is tlie caus1 of an i""" el I,fe? That "no eduIhd exj.flises of the term. Since ihe close of . ttien .va, rp... ,- n , , cation'' is the parent of crime ? That Latin and Greek is . ' , . , . . , . . ... j SJ '"en, was read a third limo and passed. I be tne foundation of virtue; ami ignorance nf books, the inoththe Court have attended at die L ink ,n crre i rf 9ujuiin cf ihe House, to at'journ tn the 3 1st. of ! er.of vice ? That the convict, found a home in the State Pri-
liauu.Aiicreir.y ora.t lias i.een nonorca at.u pile, ; J,,(iUflryt W!l9 nter ensiden. hie discussiun laidon . because they never "attended sabbath school ?"
1 1 li ihe proceeds ui w hich I have paid my borrow
to the present time, the number of policies issued hae tegu
larly increased from year to ar; so thtt for several years passed, the office has covered, in the Western Comury, principally in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Idioms, nearly l!000 risks annually. It would be diilicult to present a stronger evidence of public confidence than these facts exhibit. For further information, and for the terms of insurance, application may be made to the above named Agent, who is authorized to issue policies to applicants without delny. E. ROBINS, (General Agent of the Company, for the Western vtntes. Richmond, '1st. -Mo , 7th, It-1 i. 1-tf
relation to it. Intemperance, indeed, is but a sisiercnme; as all crimes have a common parentage, in depravity of heart. To suppress intemperance by force, would subdue it as a crime; but thecaus? of other crimes would still remain. And what do we learn from this Education table? and
w
rd
debts, and at ihe Fnme time endcav otirt d to
the t;th!e, by a vote of ayes 23, noes 20.
Tnat
lome were imprisoned because thy "had lost one or both
L. it.P 1 1. 1, i.e ih , !... rt .s. r..- ! 01 "eir parents in eany me y vtr tnat. otnersiian secured
make the "operation" pay rne for my time,. rouble j w re!H a second !ime ,.,,f p arnf h. If' j a Iot,3i,,S 11,8 le,,iwnti"r becauM :iko frankIi"' th
II.kI I liivc iiilwriA io , . . ' jnaci ,eit mo parental roo, --,n a state oi minoriiy.- o
... iJ-"-s uK-rr, rti iiib conclusion ol wnicn ! such inferences
an 1 expense.
on ihe Gov
paitl a. the last Court. I
i .1 t . lit t
mgio c.a.m on me oovrrnment couui n avo been , lha ,.u WB, mrlr-finii-Iu
The bill -
.rust you will do me bu!lshin im gonmen , ( d . ,
the justice to publish this letter of explanation, j anj pnssed by a vote of a yes 70, noes 20; after n nd be assured sir, that ihe "Tvlkk appointed j debate which occupied ihe P-reatPr nan , -f
i e - - -
M vn.UAi., is not only pleased with his place, but proud of his patron UOL5ERT II ANNA.
A nkw Article ok Commkrck. An old friend of ours, Peter Woiver, of Tippecanoe county in
this state, and formcrl of tins county, did, du
ternoon. This bill, we believe, j9 entirelv different from the one which pas-ted the Senate.
can rationally be drawn. As well might we
; nay, that Gf men committed larceny, because they had nevcr learned how to make turtle soup; and 1 1 others commitj led burglary, because they had not been taught how to j whistle "Jim Crcr." As well might we say that 13 were
l guilty of manslaughter and murder, because they never at-j j tended a Shaker dance. But he admits that "a few," uf j l the criminals had attended "Sabbath school"' for a "consid-J
1 IS C U L A K . To the patrons of the Western Lady's Magazine. Since issuing the first number of the Western Lady's Magazine a change has taken place, which will no doubt, be as pleasing to its patrons as its proprietor. A union has been effected between the Lady's Cabinet Magazine, published at Albany, New York, and our Magazine published here at Dayton. The work will now be published under the modified title of the Western Lady's Cabinet .Magazine, and issued simultaneously from Albany and Dayton, at the same low price of 1 Jj per annum. Thus wnilethe Western reader will receive eastern typogrrtph and engraving, he will not be necessitate .1 to go to the expense of the postage. The new Magazine has now a subscription of 20,000; with a contribution list including all the ablest writers in the Union. Each number will now appear regularly on the first of the month, adorned with a spirited engraving either steel plate or Mezzotiuto from tho hands of the most talented engravers; and every third number (quarterly) will contain a beautifully colored plate of the latest fashions. In a word, no expense or exertion will be spared to render the present Magazine equally as interesting and beautiful as any of i 19 contemporaries. The Magazine will still continue to bo tce.'lern in many of its features, and articles frtm western writers, we anti-
cipate, will often appear in its pages. j The Western Lady's Cabinet Magazine, will be edited j by Mr. K. (i Squier and ourself. We will receive all com
munications on business or foi- publication from wester-". persons, whilst our associaie v.'" Z."ZT,i t Iht? fr''..e ea;t.
A List ol Letters, 3 emaimmj in the Post Office at Richmond, la -V on ihe lsttif J.inuary, 1S-12; which, if not luken out before the Slsi of March next, will be sent to the General lVst Office as l)jad Letters:
Eadd, William II. I.ivezy, Joseph l.ichtenfelis, J. hn Mercweaiher, R. Mitlsby, John I. Moore, Isabel McDonea. A R Mason, Wm. Myers, Ann McCa'l, Samuel M.trtin, Reuben Maxwell. John McClurc. Daniel McLucas, Wm. McAd tms, John Nicholson, John 2 Nasworthv, Nathan Nord ke, Isaac Nox, Wm. Nixon &. Taylor No. d dc, Dav id Overman, John Nicholas I'e nlnnd, Ptier Polly, John Pmkerton, John Palmer, Jesso Pie I David Parsons, William Powell. S. T. Paty, Henry Parcy, Samuel Pierce, R.M. Pope, Wm. Pri ichard, Samuel Reed, Daniel 2 Roberts, Aaron Ross, Rev. John Reese, David Sisemore, Alford Sh;. (Tor, Jocob Semon, E. Stunley, Mr. Scuitiorrt, tj. Samuel, Joel Simmons, Alexander Smith, John Same's, William Simcock , John Si'veis. William TerwiHiger, Ann Trimble, Jacob Thomas, AsahnI Tarkenberp, Henry 2 Thompson, James U'm, Hatton Vore, Israel Van a man, John II. Wright. Divid Wait, Mary C. Williams, Johua Wagner, George W. 2Wickertham, George William, Henry D. Woo !, Mary Ann Wiloy, Ann E.
Hirrrrins, James HrJnek, Georgo Hunt, Auner Hudson, Nicholas Hone, I) Hunt, Solomon Iden, Jesso Jump, Win. or John Johnson, Oliver 3 Kitselman, Daniel O. Koons, BciJ.
rveplinrcr.
I'he new work will commence in Janus-., when we hone
crable length of time ;" so that as it is highly probable that ; that the western people will fend to us a hearty support.
; ;icae of the convicts ever attended the religious dance "for I'ntil we hold converse again in the pages of tho Maga
Lamb, J - ii n A. L;nil, Ruth
N. B-. Pcisors calling for Letters in the itbovo list will plcaso to say "advektised,1' otherwisn they may not pet them. ACHILLES WILLIAMS, P. M. January 1st, 1S12. A Small Farm for Sale. rillin subscriber wishes to dispose of the small Farm on which tie reside, situated in Wane county, Indiana, about half a mile eisl of Washington, containins; 80 acres, about ;"0 clenreit and improved the balance well timbered; with a small Orc'iard, and a never-failing Spring of good watr near the dwelling House, enough and to spare for family ue and for stock during the dryest months in summer. The situation is healthy and convenient to place of worship, schools, mills, and stores. The terms will be made liberal and corresponding with the present hard time, and a deed given the purchaser, clear of all incumbrances. ! K. IJOWLKTT. N. 15. Also, a quarter section of pnod LAND, in Ve',iah county, about 4 miles south of Kal riverv tn, T'OUT If ACIiLS in Hamilton county, north of Indianapolis. 1 1 th mo. ,'G, I-4I. 47tf
any considerable length of time," his areument annears to ! ".-"? l'1'"' .Plea,e ac"Pr l"e "France
run in favor of Shakerisin, instead of Sabbath "rLools. He lays much stress uio" t'.;a fact, that only firo classical tchn'i&is t.ra in the Penitentiary. For my part, I consider
of our distinguished consideration.
J. MILTON Dayton, Dec. 13, IS II.
ANDERS.
CIIARTEIl ELECTION. On M.mday last ihe election for City idTieers
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ring iho past saason cultivate Cabbage enough i pme. joiix Jsailok, l-.su. was re elected nn hii rirm in m.it U'.i h'inilr.,1 lrr.!,nf ..... j Mayor, William Hart, Marshal: Levi Kcirsns.
trout. Mr. Weaver has started don ihe '.Va- J Afsessurt El.j ih Coffin, Treasurer. Council- j lhi' large proportion of convicts out of the sparsity of ; PROSPECTUS OF THE ELEVATOR,
liash fur New Oi!eor.s,w here he expects to receive ! from ten t. twelve dtdl.irsper harre' for his trout.
It will not cost him at Sew Oilcans more than three dollars per barrel.consequently he will make a handsomo profit. The Cabbage it is said cannot be cultivated in the Sjuih when planted there it degenerates into what is called colewort.
I st 2d 4th
Ward.
-Ja mes M . Poe and Jesse Mek. Wrn. Crady and Samuel Pierce. John McMinn and W. W. Lynde. Dan'i Morrison nnd Jas. King.
i.at.n ana wee men m the state. And by the Side of this j ,2 weekly journal, published in the citu of Cincinnati. nri
Administrator's Sale. 7 ILL be sold on Saturday, the 22d iii'tant, at the late residence of Hiram Brown, dec, on Fif.a "'.T""., south of Main; the following described personal property, of said deceased : A good .Miik Cow, Oeadsteads, Tables, Chairs, Settee, 1 ten plate Stove, Hoiiebold and
j Kitchen Furniture; aIo, a complete sent of Carpenter's j Tools, &c. Pa!e to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. on ' said day. i Terms.- On all sums exceeding $3, six months credit will be given, the purchaser gi ving note with approved secu- ! rity, under C't, cash in hand. ! JOHN' A. M'MINN, Administrator, j January Ut, 1?1J. 5-ts
RlCUMOSO AND Bui okvillk Ca.nal The e-
lection for Directors of the Richmond and Brook-
statement, it is no small encomium upon ignorance, to be
told that out of 33,003 unlettered adu is, only 41 are con j victed of crime. Although I am a friend to useful learning" ' I rrTi:w-.t Ka n...!..!.,! ... . U . t.l:r .U.. . . i ,i ' !
, ,, "' '0"s" '"j oase of society, by cuitivatin-the mind, personal disnitir. ilea J laiiT'ia es- or a n . .1 .w i. . . 1 r . . , ' -
.- .. pciiiimiiMup ait'j ! ana po.uicai importance ot tit? mas; not to dep ess 01 printed words, keeps men out ol the penitentiary. The j judice any useful or necessary class in the community.
truth is, it is by the exercise of their penmanship, that
some of them get there.
sall: or heal estate.
The chief design of the Elevator is 10 raise the entire
political importance of th? mas; not to dep ess or lire -
Jts cardinal principles will be those upon which all Workingmen, whether Farmers, Mechanics, or Laborers, fully
1 7f j 4 1 .1 ... - i.n.n m, u.ai n wno jive Dtf toil, em-
"' "" "n",ao vine tanai umpanv lot k place on Monday ht ! --a-"'"- J -" "'" couvkis ran away lrom ; pioyers ami employed, have one common interest; kin! that
Climate to be peculiarly adapted to the perfection ! when the follow inr- nm, t i l,om,s "that they might free themselves from the restrs ints ! 11 ,s their rij,T 10 'frget past differences, and unite as breth
b ..- j;cuiivilivil
of krout.
worn lff
The geniality of the southern climate ! tPd: Charles W. Star. Heni tm.n Fulr-hnm Irvi
will doubtless impart to it that delicious odor, so Reed, Caleb Shearon. J. L. Andrs-t-T. W.n;
acceptable to the olfactories, and the flavor so pal- j Wood, and Nicholas Smith, atable to Mnhecr, tho Dauhman. Wo suggest j
..T- . I ..I 1 1 1 ..
tu .nr. .tn on run to icam iiinueinuOK, rnc. j in
his fortunes wj:h Mr. Weaver in the Krout trade. Martin is said to he an admirable tiller of Cabbage, atid Mr, Weaver has the reputation of hcinj a first rite hand at tho m uiufactore of the itrir cle. Siich a firm might defy competition.
of parents or guardians, showing-most clearly that their pre- ren , PurPc"ejc' promoting comimm view?, and con- . j 1 .... certed political and social action unon all subiecis concernsent degradation, originated i. some radical defect in their inz lheir general welfare. subjects coryern early education , that their vices, germinated in the nursury, j la accordance with this design, the Elevator will open its were developed by the association and habits of vomit, m-id ! ol'irnns to the investigation of the various questions ofeen-
1 ripened in the State Pris -n." ! eral.i"t'','ei!1 which "ow divide and enfeeble the energies of
1 mo hiui;irium classes, o exertion wi.i re "pared ta unite
to
U.UA.A11 MAKhLT, Jan. -J. 1S12. ne no?13 S0m9 ' them at least" maybe "brought all the sons cf labor in one broad bond of h,otherhH
I 4Wn f .. , ... , . j back to the path of virtue." Whether the vices of these ' improre and concent-ate their political view", by truth S ulh this arV f dVn,OCe tho ! i'""als, "ripened in the State Prison'' under the foiter-I 9ear"hinS e:v! Jir' : to elrla eir social conditio,,, by cul
. ' " ' "HI, 1 IBS lie TP. O I h.:. nl .1.- l..l : : . r . , , . .....im- inn, jciBPiMI Ul-ililt H!ll 10 '111110.819 ni 1,1-
devoted to the Fulilical, Social and Intellectual elevation ' of the ll'ooking Classes, xchollu indrnrudml nf r? ,,li ,,r 1
political parties. " 1 j7""''' be offered at public sale, on Seventhday 7tlt
' w w ot Istnio . 1 f?4. at the late residence 01 Josenh
Smbbs. dee. near Milton, Wayne county, la., the following Real F.state. viz: about 70 acres of firit ra'e land, lying in West River bottom, about 40 of which are under a state of cultirati n, with a good Apple and Peach orchard, a cnnfortable dwelling House, two tenant llouws, and Stabling, together fciih the Gil LSTand SA W MILLS situate thereon. As the Mills and their si tuation for custom are so well known, I deem it unnecessary to comment on tne many advantages they possess. The terms ot the Male will be a credit of C, 12, 18 and 24 months, the purchaser giving note with approted security. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m. N. H. Any person having a small farm to exchance for such property would do well to pay attention to this, otherwise they may loose a bargain. DANIEL TOWNSEXD, Admr. 12th Mo. l.-.th, 1541. 50-3t
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re,. .iiar river traders, at 4,ac, not tu be held, but ! h lor immediate shinniflnf. !
ILgs The arrivals;
"their present degradation,' or a "radical defect
larje ineir min is, by furnihing them wiih chean know lede.
no t en 1'o rt ii.
I'lentice says that "iho suegesiion is seri(usl
made in several respectable Whig Ji.tirria
f tv, , , j in their early education,' or "vices germinate.) in the n-ir-i nn Natural Sciences, the .Meenanic Arts, Agriculture. flllli.rre!trAro..i!MH..... ik..t .... ..... 3 '
. ..turn.. ...ii i.. .. . f.uci,ivtfn. ia..... v. -. a . , .
uui in so i trtje ouan imps, as- if ih mi. , ;.. ! r '
Lsch number will contain e'ecie1 an l orizinal articles
lurni") wunneativ en-
T"od ci-nil'tmn f.r rir
e q!ioie the rri- !
ere in q
ie would hardly suppose that rices uoui i germinate
graved pictorial illustrations.
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.I....?, iriauii itj ir.B aorjiiiion 01 nero s!ave-
j ces from to ,-, aJtr7outrh 0-ne cho.ro ! i ef th' r"'r'""' ba"J "fa parent; or that restraint was a I ry, controversy! theoloy, and attacks unoa persons?! ciiarac
ter. wi.f be carefully excluded.
: hvA t.tfAn ...i.l .1 t. ... i ramcat delect ' in education. .Nor do I clearly n-.dr
a.sofMis.L, '"C "ttK SmeWr,3t ri!?h"! "and how a convict can be -brought back to ,h.' .. J, ? LiSat Literature, and a condensed Summary
( of teneral Aew. h nraan mA r...-.a.: ...:.u .... i. a
rie- ed articles on Uw, Domestic Economy, and other j. nu
mber. Tiie Eie-
chtap and viluae of the industrial serial q-jarto, and
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s.ss.pp., tnai sucn m iter c.uzen as are, and have FtorR The market is quite bare of this ir I Wnen 3 vicM be',nni"S ia tne were
necn in tavor ol tne paymeHt ot tier bonds should iicl, the ,upp!v having been rather les thin . : '"a y Jm ai,tl r,Pe:,ei ln 1,9 Prison; for that j 'ant suDjects, will be furnished hi each nJ
adopt and constantly wear some conspicuous t '' to the clo.wg of the canal ...d bad i T f!C'J' '' the ""le ' rriw'',cll,;w,: b"Sn!nM , r1'",'' . " . , . .- , .v , , . , I roads. Tfie nrinciial H iTt. If. ' 11 "a Dao be stid ever to have been in the path of virtue. - fam.ly journal, and a valuable advocat bat'.'e, to cisiiFPUth them when nbroad, from ; , me principal deiinnJ lor it Ins been for , . ., . . , . elaes. It contanueight paces extra-im; ! ;hmiwnfT . . , .. . n a . .i .... ! However laudabie the inrertt.mi of tu I hi..!, ; : . i ,- j ... . r
j . . i , , r , i t f m"fi "-i"uiii. .-s tne water n now lallmrr ! -.-..i. iinj.li i- puu.macT everv atur' av. those opposed to pay ,Pg .he hen.st debts of the ! the c-cmanii js m,lch " ' nf hare been, he .pue.r, to me to have failed , the sufficien- I Ter.MS-0.te Dollar a.-id Fifty Cents p-r
late.' "hrcad or i(OCHif is the au! inscnp : fioed to cttv Consumnimn rPf, L.;. ' t C of data, a.id in omclne of argtiinant. i J. H. f)V
c"iii iuo uiiiiiirjic r o t u in ijjo I'llll ------. , , , j i-t'iurj n nikl I il 8(1 Vil nro .f I ... I- -v
WILLIAM I. BKtD), has just commenced the S.tddiin and lfarnes bniiness. on Main street, Ricmnon 1, Ind., right anglin' from Waon's Tavern, where he ha and intends keeptnz on hands all kinds of Sadl!e, Bridles. Harness. v hip, Trunk, ("oliars, Saddlebags, and other article? i;i his line. For which, he will take in exchange wheat, corn, oa.s, bacon, lard, flour, linen, linsey, tallow, ieaiT"r an 1 hides, and he will also ll low for cash, He wiil be p!eae ! to hate his ol'j customers and others to call and examine for themselves. Richmond, Fell. -J, l-iil. 5-tf
It is st.tted that there is j d vve ? ,otf 43 n 5 aO R9 rutin- rate
upon
CIDll liiarn ill I'n.rl i nd
not a Bank tit theState of Delawara whose slot k i CblCet fancT small lo.s t 5 62.
HI not command par, and abov ,r, and one ! but ,he .L7 !. K "Xl!! "m!" l"
r t , . v "osiueraDie as to reoi tnem (a non specie pay inr-bank at present) will : duce the demand for it . The price has there-.-V r- m 4 4 x . ra J J J.L.I- I
v.M..,a.,u jijiy percent alcance. "ell done lit- ' '" w nignest Uures now are 11a
annum, in ad-
Ejor,
EliTSOX.
P.ib!i;ie.-s and Proprietors.
tie in. Hi li !J.i ,l. n.i.. .r u.. ! I44C
ui,mi-!3 lutj ujivO Ol OJS- f, ,
ex.it MtiJ.ianh..i .k. ...t t ! " " ' "s inostocison
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t ersl
h.inrl is nmio
5 5- srr ii i ! t. A a m A J : .
.v auu in -rices mere 13 no mv
h.p tf the Ancient Order of Freemasons, and j terial change sine our lat-
Makkied, On the 30:h ult., by E der S. Her-1 vey, Mr. David Baku, of Preble county, Obi?, to Miss Elizabeth Hebvev, of this city.
On the evening of the 2t3th ult..
Maker, Esq , 10 Miss Ag.xess Hill.
Administrator's IVoticc.
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JOB PRINTING. KJIBRACl JO HAQiSTCaiAt. A!D OTIIKR SLASH; PAMPHLETS, Promissory rVole, Ball and Parly Inrit&iians,
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TIIE undersigned, having taken out of the Wayne Pro- ' bate Court, letters of Administratio, on the Estate
1 nl t ! ir.ifi K.ATrn .(-. . r i la r fll . a l ..... . .
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LT - , ait liu-c ia .eute'i w bhu r-i-.t.r- in mite immeaiate paf- ..... y " .-. . ....-n. ...... ;nion co-inty, bv John laryan L?q.t SALOMON meat; and !1, bavin? satm a?ini tb same, to present ! executed at the skortest notice, and in gobdsile, at tht
j them, lega.ly authenticated for settlement, witWn teira ! 4J32.2.aDrni OjUtCE,
' months from this ca:e. l be Lsiate ;s supposed to te sol- ; m The same evening by the tam?, Mb. John X. ! . . ! Turner's Comic Almanac, for 1815?
Walton to Mi?a Ann D-okmibe. i T,usrir is, 142 Am. 1 Tor fcy lbe Zf nr ,ht$1m ,t h January Ist' li4- o2-3t tj? BOOKSTORE.