Vincennes Gazette, Volume 4, Number 5, Vincennes, Knox County, 5 July 1834 — Page 3

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- ' "i tinge if J his wonderful machine r.n k In l.n i trees and I emon rising majesli . -"'"a in a clear kv nl carriZ'l f a" anIaudin, multitude, ca r3 , , Wlh ,t an orche6ra Ul I- .o.?e, , whose music, for.he short - - r ' i nit: 1 1 ' n r . - ,nu neam, had a most sublime fc fleet In about Iweiilyseven minutes ii appeared by a perpendicular. bad . ftlit-'nor rnnl. I il. i t0 IiPPh mum f ." i.. .1 . J inn II h-r. exactly Dvelve o'clock when the "T "10 hp? rie, and at two if had .t been affs viable. An anxiety eem- ( ,! 'MvailHinr,nffa ,c .nP.-1-i,,.. ..... tnr.r Hrr!;im;Ulons were excessive. whfn t 1I, pp m.nufes pas t three they observed a .mall speck i the air in an immense ..stance, hut which soon shaved itself to be the wi-hed lor m.irh.no ..i,;,!. i... . . u '. n nunly descended t,U .cached the earth, :i '"iMiiut from (h le place of as rem, was plain eastward of" tlie town . Lesides the al nove mentioned orchestra. mid two persons (who had contrived the machine) who were there to regulate it, there went up eight person? of rank, consisting ol three Neapolitan noblemen, a I itnch, three Spanish, and an English gentleman. They affirm that they mount mI to the height of twelve Italian miles. The globe was formed of the skins of kills, dim covered with silk inside and cut, with! sin elastic gum over it,vhich took the! gilding extremely well; it requited sever-' 111 liAtWC lillitw. .. .'ll. r.. il II . I 3.i.ni.g iiu nut immauie air, hut lien full it was so closely stopped that i.othing could evapoiate " rrji Ai.r. in MoNsirm,iTY. J here i good sense, well expressed, in the following fiotn a popular periodical: i'emales are involved in great responsibility, and probably more than they ate aware of. To them is given the power of lorming their character, either for usefulness and an honor to their country, or for a disgrace to community a bolt "upon the fair page of morality. They can implant in their youthful hearts, the principles of virtue and integrity, that will stand by them through thir earihly career. efore the years of maturity have arrived, they can sow the seed of goodness that will take root and spring up, from which incalculable benefits may be derived, and which will, in a great measure, influence their future course in life. i-io visit the abodes of wretchedness and poverty! Go viit our goals, our prisoners, and our alms-houses, and, without peaking hypei bolically, you can say these are the fruits of the negligence of mothers those are living examples of the inattentions of parents to the morals of their children and indulgence to them in vicious practices. There are many youths w ho are the inmates of houses of correc tion, who are now writhing under the tormenting stings of an aillicting concience, who were born the heirs of wealth or no. bility, and possesed a title and superior rank, which would ensure the respect and good will of all. There is, no doubt, many a young man of promising talents, who gave sure indication of becoming great and eminent in the world, who is now the occupant of a dark and loath pome cell, the just retribution of his crime, merely for the waut of a mother's salutary counsel to restrain bin in his onward career of sin. How important is it then that they should be informed of the fact. A single tear, a gentle reproof, may save many a pang, ami your son from the gallows. A kind admonition, and affectionate entreaty may save from filling a Drunkards Grave. .Mothers! upon you depend the future welfare of your children. You can see them the abject sons of poverty and shame, or springing up like a well watered plant, to crown your last days with Happiness and J eace. Journal of It omen. Another Hank Rolbery. A letter received by the Claiborne, last night, from New Orleans, states, that on the Gth inst.. the porter of the canal bank in that city, robbed its vaults of forty two thousand dollars, with which he made his escape; but it was thought he would be apprehtti d e d . .Missouri licvnblican. Death, b; Poison. Two females named Caroline and Susanna Crush, residing near Fincastle, Va. were poisoned last week, by having cairn of the Wild Parsnip or Hemlock. A negro was taken up on suspicion of having given it to them with the intent to kill; but it altarwanU appeared in evidence before the court that the loots had been dug up by one of the deccaed, who mistook it tor ii;(lua, and that she gave it to several others, (and among them to t.pU.nipr who all eat of it. but only in suliicient miHTititv to cau-e. it to act as an emetic. The, boy was immediately acquitted, and the twol(l females above name.!, were both interred the tame crave on Friday last. Thp. Latest fresh as imported. An English paper says that there is such a scarcity of musical genius in America, that lhe military companies have no other instruments than a tin tea kettle and a cane fife!! Parental promise. If a parent make a promise to a child, it should be strictly performed, however trivial; and a child shin hi never be told a falsehood, cvrn in the most trilling matter, unless the object be to teach lb. child equivocation and f.tUt hood, and to train him up foi the penitentiary or the gallows. Jeffrey the celcbi ated editor of the Edinbiiigh Heview, mariied an oi l m;ii(l,ot New Voik. Aftel -bis leluin, in an abu siveattiele upon this country, he said, omong other thing-, that the American woimn weie like pigs putty only when oung. Dermic, ol the Portfolio, retorted that tu-h Uing Mr. Jtlhey'd opinion,

it was strange, indeed, that having 0np

nlo l be . Jot a win. he should hav t'ft tea an oc i . . . . He hear of repeated cases of Cholera in our : ' 5tJU,e oi which proved fatal. Many com plain of the premonitory symptoms. It is now e behove, generally admitted, thai this dis"s,., ii irten in tune, may be easily cured. Cin. Int. June 23. i he firet newspaper in England was published on the L'3tli of Mav I57fi This nas the Liverpool Times, uhich is published al the present day. A In. .i) in r.ngiaint was so offended with ii,, ... ...... ., un, gfiiueniati, who sat in a box near her, was in the habit of paying ler, that she changed her box to avoid hmi The gentleman recently died, and left her an immense estate, .om( 20,00,, to 30,000 a year and then for the first time she lerned his name' o .... i ;.. .. ... i.i .i . i no papers s , v she has put her whole family into mounung cut of 'respect' to the old gentleman who disg.nt. J her by looking at berT What a satire on the customary h.nns of grief , , ,. i v " '"""fiay rvenmg, the 'M.t i a i : if i i i i ii.. nil ,tr i .,i...... ... Willi.,. II... - r ' """iiiru", .vir. ;1.,.. . ri- i iu miss iKCM.t, ol Knox county, Iml. V" ita, in mis Ann CANDIDATES. August Election. ki;iiii:si:tativi:. II. iH. Ml AW, .'MIX V. Hx AIT ft n r Ii. N. Carxan, COUNTY CCBIIVIISSIONSRS. J Oil FIRST DlSTKICT. Thomas (J. I'.ailv, I'ieuhi: Latlant. DISTRICT. J oft; nl Al -Cm-re. v ii.i.iam Kapi u . KOil THIRD CiiAr.rrs I'olkk, S Jti E a. & I IT I1 John- Purcem., Joiuv D. Martin, Za CUAKIAH Pir.LlAM. A I) MINI S T II A TOR ' S M CI T ECU. "VTOllLt. is hereby given, that the underL 1 si- ned, have tak. n out Letters of Administration on the estate of William Xewpoit, late of Knox county, and State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate, arc requested to make immediate payment, and all wlut have claims against the same, will present them legally proven for settlement without tielay, lhe estate h supposed to he solvent. SAMUK'L THORN. . . , ALVIN W. TRACY, "ld,nrsVinrcnnc, Ind., July 1st, 1UJ4 5-3t ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. t CpH.L he sold, at the late residence of Win port, deceased, in Vincenne, alurday, the 2th July, the i.ersonal tiropertv bi loiuntiir to said estate i CONSISTING OP HOUSEHOLD AND KITCUEX F URJflTUR E, SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS, STOVE AND PIPE, COFFEE, SUGAR, AND MOLASSES, ALSO HOGS, COW 5c CALF, 8cC. &C. Terms of Sale. All sums of THREE DOLLARS and under CASH all sums above THREE DOLLARS, a credit of twelve months will be given, the purchaser giving bond with approved security. SAMUEL THORN, ) . , , ALVIN W. 1RACV, s'3Jm Vincenncs, Ind , July 1st, 1834 5-Jt SAL.T. Barrels Muskingum Salt, just received and for sale, bv ItOSS E WING. June 1834 4-6t A REQUEST. ri'HE undersigned, wishing to purchase a il stock of (iOODS, suitable for the Fall and Winter seasons. Therefore, Those, whose notes and accounts arc due, to call and settle the same, on or before the 30th July next, as it is our intention to go for the above named stock of goods about that time. Further indulgences cannot be riven. L'URTCH HEBEIll). June CSth, 1S31 4-5t NEW POOPS. SMITH Ct CARSON, ESIT.CTFULLY inform their friend and the nub he. that t he V ba e lust receivIroni the Lu-t, their SPUING & SUMMER ASSORTMENT OP GOODS! Which will be tound very select and complete: comprising, nearly every ailich; generally called lor; and it is only necessary to say, that THEY HAVE TO BE ol.l, and WILL BE sold, UNUSUALLY LOW for CASH. Vincenncs, May 3, 183-1 4'.)-tC arviaxVvU Ott. STOLEN. 171 ROM the plantation of Mr. Ewing, about three miles from lfc ''.v town, a soiiel HORSE, six or sev-"-Hiv e'.i years of age, with ;i white star V"J -"rfiii his forehead, one white foot, STiSwSvfe? with heavy mane and tail said norse went away about the lir-tof May la-t,and I have every reason to believe was stolen. I will irive a reward of live dollars for the return of the hoise, or In. nty-live dollars (if stolen) to any person who will give me infm inatioii of the thief, so that ho may be biou-ht to juiee. JOHN LAW. Junc'JiU 1834-2- It

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ROSS 6c SWING, lnIVpnivS,'receiv-,Cl1 a,'lsome suPp!y nf) ...f; i.ieir.issorimeiit general and complete they will sell low for cash, or for such articles of country produce as is usually received in Stores. iiiceuiies, inu., may 10th, 1834 49-3iu Eagle Factory. THIS ESTABLISHMENT is now mv in successful operation, making VARX, 0a very superior .juality. COTr ' J OX toniers, and merchants ernei-nlK- rv.t, i, ".,, ,... orders filled as usual, on the shortest notice. S. HO.NNER. Vincenncs, March 3d, 1834 40-tf Just deceived, CACJS IIAVANWA COFFKK, 10 10 3 2 i o 2 3 2 150 do. Rio do. Iiarreh ?Tev Orleans Sugar, 'lo- Loaf do. Barrels CoSniac Brandy, do Amerieiii d. Barrels Cherry Bounce, lo. do. do. do. Ma. Icira Wir.c, jlaiarii t:o. I aimers' Oil, Conemau-rh Salt. .llso a large Issortmtnt of QUEENS WARE, AXD which are o tiered for snle very low by BUHTCM &. H KBLRI). incennes, June ill, 183 I 3- tf NEW OOOUS. IVioi-n 4s T'mc), P KSTKCI FFLLv inform their friends t! I they hae just received from the F.aslem Cilies, .1 General and Seasonable Assortment of FASHIONABLE GOOD Embracing almost every article of Ftaplc and Fancy Dry Goods, Qneenswarc and Hardware An examination of their Stock, which is more complete and extensive than thev have ever ho. fore off. red to the public, is resec.lfully solicited, with the assurance to purchasers that their efforts shall be to please in prices as well as in goods. ? t. ii. T Vincrnnes, June 14th, l63-l'-2-tf SA1LT! sAiirn Barrels. Kenhawa Salt, first quality, Bhl. Muskingum do. do. do. Just received, and f or sale, by THORN & TRACY. Vincenncs, Ind , June 14tli, II5JI 2-tf -ft OR TO RENT, ..'ft nur it i r c? i . ranii wvu ivriuwii i avcru oiana in Vincenncs, formerly occupied by Gen. H. Lasselle. scriber, r or terms, apply to the subJOHN LAW. Line ith, 134 2-Gt HEAD QUARTERS FOR THE WESTEIUY STATES. Managers'' Office, Wheeling, June G, 183 L Our Correspondents will find below, the outlines of two of the most Brilliant, Rich and Attractive Schemes ever offered to the public . IYisiyvaY Sfwa lioUuvy, CLASS No. 13, for 1831. Draws on the 12th July, one prize of $25,000 And fifteen Capitals each of $5,4)00!! Besides t of 6,000, 1 of 4,000, 1 of 3,6(VJ, 1 of 3,000, 1 of 200, and 25 of 500. Tickets only $ 10. Shares in proportion. ANOTHER MAMMOTH !3isinal Swamp, CLASS No. 14. Draws on the Sfith of July, 1834. 1 m-i.c of tWAHW JL 1 1 1

do. of 12,000 do. of 8.000 do. of 6,000 do. of 3,000 do. of 1,000 do. of SOO

1 SO 1 10 Whole tickets oidv 10 Dollars, and Lowest prize 12 Dollar-. Please Address, G LA UK 12 COOK, Wheeling Va. Sole Agents in the West, for YA'l ES k. MMNTYRE, Managers. fj?-Those who do not receive the Schemes in time to send for tickets in any particular Lottery, by remitting $10 $20 or $50, will have it invested in the first at tractive Scheme. BLANK DEEDS, ALWAYS i"OK SALE AT TU1S OFFICE.

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Jt iVew Orleans; ZSJJ??"0 1 1 r . . . Sllt-lill USOllUlClll Ol I. .k .'" ""m w'ch, having been selected of , iT:;.f..l.!t; "! Pronouncing them tlmnl.l ' : .r ,nese' together with and thv 'KZ lXlTim" complete, , . ..1 iow ior cash. THORN tracy June 21, 1834 3-tf 1Ut''THE DIRECTORS OF THE HE requested to meet at Vincenncs in the County of Kuox, on Mondav, the 21st of July next, for the purpose ol taking such steps as may be deemed ne cessary to carry into effect the object contemplated by the "Act Incorporating the Evansville and Lafayette Kail iload Company." Approved December 2 lib. 1833. The following gentlemen are anpointed Directors, by the Act. in the seveal Counties hereafter named, to wit: County of Vanderbnruh Ilobeit M Evans. James Lewis. .Inim 0.....1 t;.. . w "ini Llil i I 1 I I .1 . James Cawson, and John Mitchell isvuntyoj Lr,0son. John I Neelv, John Hrownlee, William French, Patrick Pay tie, U)d William Daniel. Comity of Knox Samuel Emison, Wib ham Uurtch. Albert Hidollet, John b Martin, and Thomas Weslfall. County of Sullivan William S. Cm ft Wilham C. (Jriflith, George Loon, Samuel' Coleman, and John De I'eau. bounty oj I 'igo. illiam C IVilli'on. r: T ,,f Linton, ........in ioe!, jarnes v aison. r Jackson, and James llarnrs. County of Parke. M itthpw Noel, Dan iel McMorri?, James (.arneron, James N. C Smith, and Joseph "I. Hays. County of Fountain. VrinU Liggs, David Sewal, David liawles, Wilson Clay. poM, and Andrew Wilson. County of Tippecanoe John Taylor, Joseph S. Hannah, Jacob Walker, Thomas liainbridge, and William lleaton. A general attendance of the Directors is respectfully requested. June 21, 1831 3-3t (KrThe Editors of the Vin'-ennes Ga zette, Western Sun, Wabash Courier, Mercury, and Lafayette Eree Tress, are respectfully requested to publish the a bove notice for three weeks successively. iiE.iifiiiij. VINCENJNES ill mTm. M 3 OIIN MYERS, having removed to the houe recently occupied by A. LcRoy, and beiiu: permanently fixed, assures his Iriends and former customers, that the L'lnhr, the iir, the (Sranerif, and the ll.iy i.ft, shall always be well provided: the chambers shall be kept in proper order, and the hostler, and servants, shall be faithful. Me pledges himself to u-e every proper exertion to give satisfaction, and s.dicita public patronage. He hopes, by care and assiduity, to merit the character of keeping "a most comfortable house of public entertainment." Vincenncs, Ind., May 31, 1634 52-1 .3 V 4 THE subscriber respectfully informs the pub lie, that the exercises of this institution have been resumed. He takes this opportunity of tendering his thanks to his friends and patrons for the liberal patronage which they have extended to him, and of informing them, that he will teach in all the English j. pinches for the future, at the very reduced price of 5-3 per quarter. He is now prcpaied t ri'-e his undivided attention to the duties of the'scho.d, and pledges himself to spare no pains to advance his pupils in their literary pursuits. II. M. SHAW. V incennes, May 15, 111 34 50 " " !Jfi!3!7 tlflL FLlfolSlf Nyr fJEJr'v J-JsV -v- s- - Have received in addition to their former ,f. .- f 11 . 1 Slock, the following articles : . VM , , . 1 .1 . A' ' , .' " ""," 1 their friends uud the public Generally, to i say 40 Tons (well assorted) Juniatta Iron, 5 do. Plough I latea, 250 Boxes 8 by 10 Glass, 25 do. 10 by 2 do. 50 do. assorted (J lass Tumblers, 30 do. do. P.ottlcs, 10 do. do. Decanters, 24 Gross Shoe Blacking, 2oo Reams Wrapping Paper, 50 do. Writing and Letter do. 1 Cask Pearlash, 200 Kegs Realty's Rille Powder, 100 do. Dupont's do. do. 50 Quarter boxes Young Hyson 5L Gun Powder Tea, 10 Chests do. do. 80 Kegs White Lead, 10 Barrels domestic Brandy, 10 do. do. Gin, 2 Pipes Baltimore Gin, 5d dozen Red Cords, 50 do. Plough Lines, 25 Rags Pepper, 12 do. Spice, 50 Boxes and Barrels common Cigars, 500 do. Melee do. 25 do. Lemon and natural Syrup, 80 Barrels Pittsburgh Pollers Ale, 5 Boxes Stoughtoirs Bitters, 4 Ceroons S. F. Indigo, 2 Ilhds. Dutch Madder. Evansville, Ind., May 21st, 1S34-51 ElIIE subscribers tender their sincere thanks to their friends and customers, for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and solicit a continuation They do believe it will he to the interest of those w ishing to purchase to call and examine their NEW GOO IDS, Now ppenincr, which has been selected with grea t care in the eastern cit ies ; w hi.h, add. d t o their former slock, will make their assortment complete for the present and approaching ceasons all of whh:h, are ..fleicd as h.w, if not low er, than any previous bti k bi ca-h, ui uiosl kinds of country produce in exchange. BUR 1CH : 1 1 EBLIID Viucennes, Ind. May Itt, lUJi- l'J-tf

NOTICE

latt--ii 1 .I'll ,ra .-.r 1 ' of Jarnes Drake cetj'Ttf VVn "T All persons indebted to the said estate, re reoueVt ' , immeIV1I1I' fl 1...., .... . uie same, are notifWi ... "S"'"si thenticated for se le, en t, "ir!n. h,1 hUsupposed to be solvit 1 bL Csta,c ia I:lj,AS T- OOF., qdriir Boonv.lle, June lSth, 1834 4-3t - r.r.i 1 I informs the citiZens of iVrX lueeniifs. and its virinit.. i,nii be happy to S;rxc tlelu t, 'cunanilvr " ifist, ZJ Is a C . B E 3 B BTl-5 - . e. . t (. n I . ... Hoti.l 1 f .n.,.. larks lottl Lad.es are informed, that he will wait M'on hem at their dwelungs if re,,K.ste I f i i' "f " ,T,i:s"'maIciI',;ity''''n.edoub!! ' ?nori iiuie. I k rnn.,. 1 -1 j i3 prepare-! at a tim.-.s i,-, ..... any satisfaction that may be June lLUh, 1 !J. l-.-J-t ..I . . -""HU reipure A LL (ho 1 - i!i-!c! te.l to the l ate firm of Tom. mis. ii !s,lt, htir notes and accounts' w it l'J iatthe(;.?iee of the Wa;ha,h Insuraiiee C no-,-, me mrii'snv to . I -ul dehiv -t.,.r.. .1 ... 1 1 r. . ,v .: I V ......i. 1.. iii.it l-.uii ilh K-r c-jiieetio on. A. LF.P.OY. .V.r,,, Vincenncs, lad., April I 47-oiu rgTIIi: Rubscrib.-r L ;.,., I. ... 1. feels h iaistlf calh-d n,,r, f, his (rii-tv suliiecl'. f..r , l.wii. Jthc ralaee d oor :i"ai:it thnm ili.r:.,,- 1

Jolinjcnce hours of Fii,!ny last. It canno" ,o,'u.

1 1 'I'li'.Mi preciuoes me In. in ,the attacks ofiickncss. 'J'hereforc, be it known, j that on the .lay above written, the stomach -f Us Majesty manifested utter rebellion to tl. 'lawful deposit.es made bv order of the Fiinee ! Royal ; I regret to state, that they were removed, 1 notwithstanding the remonstrances of mi Secretary, and, iu short, of my whole Cabinet, in-cl'i-li!rg the Knight of Industry; consequently I ! was completely prostrated; 1 could 11. ;t have taken a liieml by the nasal organ and i!ourihcd 1113- razor without serious hazard to lhe jugular. In addition to tliee facts noted, it mav be i,r..I iperly stated, that my c ld.-st son, ('heir .M.t.areiifl 11- in- ii ! in ;i i ns.s inai needs all the care and kindness of devoted parent. Times are pregnant with important rvente. Among them, and not the leat, is the approaching eh et ion. I am personally friendly to all the. candidates. No one of them has ar.v reason to fear my opposition. 1 shall exert myself to secure the election of them all. To effect this object I would say to them that nothing i so cessary as to have ";l .smooth face." " I am no adept in making smooth faces. My tern 3 are very moderate. 1 -hall rhe in price on soma alter the election. WM. FLEURV1LLE. June 2!!, 1631 4 HAS lirXOMU POI.K MIOIMUKTOR OF I2I1: BOOK, A .Monthly Magazine, containing Tales, original and selected; Moral and Scientific Essays: Foe try from the best Authors; t ho Quarterly representations of the Lady's Fashions, adopted in l'hiladelphia Coloured. Music, of the newest style, .Jcc. iVc. Published regularly on the li r?t day t.f every month, at No 3 Anthenian buildings', Franklin place, I hiladclphia. Embellished with a beautiful and cxtensiw variety of Engravings, from original and selected design", both colored and j lain, with two 011graved title pages, and two distinct indexes, (intended to perfect seperate volumes in tho year,) also a choice Collection of music, original and selected, arranged for the Piano or (Guitar, with nearly GX) pages large octavo letter press, and only THREE dollars per annum. ACH number of this periodical contains 43 JLi pages of extra octavo letter press, printed with clear, new and beautiful type, (arranged after the manner of the London La Belle "Aseuiblee,) on paper ol the finest texture and whitest color. 1 1 is embellished with splcnde.I Ensravimrs of Copper and Steel, executed by :ir,!s,s of ,l,c' m"Shcst 'kiI1 a,u! distinction, ami embracing every variety ol subjects. Amon Jt,u'ec a, iH"ctralions of I'opular Legends, Romantie Incidents, Attractive Scenery, and norL rm.,. .. ir . . 1 n J', 1 I tra its ot Illustrious f ernales. l ie number com-mencin-each quarter contains a picture of the r..-;.,;.... i.i,;i..,i '1..1.:.. ...i..... engraved and colored expressly for this work by competent persons specially engaged for th.it purpose. The embellishments of this c haracter I which have appeared in former numbers, aro j confessedly superior to any w hich have, been j furnished in any other similar American publi cation, uo ironi uic arrangement. 1111:11 nave been mad;', there is every reason to believe they will be improved in the coming volumes. In addition to the Embellishment ju.?t referred to, j every- liumoer contains several engraving on j wood, 1 epresenting Foreign and native Sei nes, curious ami interesting- truliiecls, Natural history, Homology Mirieralngv, ( 'one holo-r v . Iluj morons Incident, Ornamental Productions, Em broidery, an. I other needle work, Riding, Dancing, ice. besides one or more pieces of popular Music, arranged lor the Piano i r Guitar. I-. very six iiiuiil-. is of tho work form an ele:ant volume suitable for binding, and with thesis jare furnished grai u itousiy a .superbly engraved Title? Page, and a general index of Contents. ! The t pogra'iical execution of the La.ly'j J Book is ,-teli tli.il tin.- proprietor t hulienges com -'paiis.'ii vv it Ii any Magazine, whether Europi an or American, 'l he l-e;-t Materials uud the abb :t workmen are employed, ami lhe luo.-t scrupulous regard i- paid to in allies, harmony, and uniformity, in the arrangement n ij., aiiutu siibj. ets w hich compose (lie Jetti r-pn-ss. The Literary department ot The Lady '3 Book comprices c vei v limit; w hich is deemed suitable l--r that sex to whose ue it is prim ipally devo-le-l. Tales, v hich aiu ii i.-ti i.guih( al by interesting incidents, vigorous mutative, cha.to dir.ti. m, ami the iih.-cnce ol rnaukitli sentiment; Poet ry, in w liieh sense h is not been sa ci iiic.-d to sound, hut where glow ing thoughts arc sentibly expressed ; F.-;is upon pleasing ami in struclive iiibjects; Biographical Sketches .f IIIusli ions V om. Ii; Anecdotes, untainted by indelicate inueniloes; loe.ly Ron-mots, and hu morou- topics cheerfully la:t modivtly trealid, eonstitu'e. along with d. s. riplions of the vaiious emb-'!!isbiiii nts, the reading of the Work. Though eiioruiouj i-xpcii.-c? have been iuc 111reil iu making tins work desci ing ot the iminense patronage it h.is n eeived, the proprietor d-ies not mean In r.lax iu his exertions. Wherev.r improvement can be made, ho is detciminidto aeeoinpli h it wilhout ng,i,l to cei.-t or labor, i.niiJi ut that he will be Hiu;ly remunerated. The trims ot lhuLad)'s Book are three J.dlar3 per ai.uuu. , payuLL 1:1 udvu-itc.