Vincennes Gazette, Volume 6, Number 26, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 November 1836 — Page 4

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THE SiriWMEITS GONB. The summer's pone and every flower That waved its beauties to the sun. Has bloomed its brief but lovely hour, Has abed iu fragrance and is gone. Th f ummer's gone and many a hepa Has budded with the early spring. And Been Ls blossoms brightly ope To wither lite a blighted thing! The summer's gone and many an eye. That brightly shone, in tears is shroudedAnd heart that loved us. withered lie, Or worse thin thi-s, by coldness clouded. The rummer's cone but soon again, Shall blush and breathe upon the air, Thenamoured flow-r; paint the pion. But those I love will rot be there. J Mirf -J ill u 3 Original Anecdote of Ethan Allen. An old gentleman ot ermont has told us an anecdote of Ethan Allen, the revolu tionary hero, which we have never seen in print, but which is nevertheless histo rically true. About forty years since, Al len was sued for a note oi about one hundred pounds. As it was not convenient for him to pay it, he employed Chitten den. the lawyer, to manage me case in Court, and get it put over to the next term VV hen the case came on, Chittenden ac cordingly appeared, and as the note was signed by a witness, who lived at a distance, he got up and denied the signature, knowing that the w itness could not be produced during the session, and he should thus obtain the delay his client wished. The denial of the signature therefore was a mere finesse, and petfectly understood by the Court; but Allen chanced to be in the court house at the lime, and he viewed the matter in a more ser ous light. Rushing up to the bar of the Court, and clenching his gigantic fists, he made the following address: "Lawyer Chittenden! I did not employ you to come here and tell a barefaced lie! I did sign the note, and I won't deny it, may it please your honors! that's my signature, and that's a good note. I honestly owe the money, ar.v. mean honestly to pay it. All I want is that your honors should put it over to the next Court, and by that time I shall have the cash from IJoston, and will pay every farthing of it." The result was that by consent of parties, the case was continued to the next term. Such were the notions of honesty entertained by a Soldier of the olden times, that he could nf Inrn tn ilrnii the -If " C ........ ,,.,,. 7. ."l. o lr.-,r. ' 1 VUllgtxtlOn t'J U pttpt.1 tti ic.nLt mo oiiiuture was attached. 9 - Yankee IT'i'. On a recent visit of Mr. 'Webster, to Wesificld, Mass. Mr. Hiram Hull, the extensive whip Manufacturer in that place, having an elegant whip finished as a present for Mr. Webster, this opportunity was taken to present it to him, which was appropriately done by the Hon. Patrick Boies. It was pleasantly remarked by Mr. Uoiei; that if Mr. Webster's friends could not give him the reins, they would give him a ivhip; to which Mr. Webster facetiously replied, that so long as the people entrusted him with the whip, lie would see that rtitis should not want for suitable monitions to keep in the right track. Patriot. -- No Bank Party. Arkansas. We learn from the Arkansas Advocate that the Legislature of that State has passed a law establishing "The Real Estate Bank of Arkansas capital of the latter 1, 500,000. The Legislature is composed ot a large majority of Van Iiuren men, and thenacts, as" above illustrated, show the sincerity of their professions of being "no bank party'." The Legislature has also parsed a law for codifying the laws of the State, and authorizing the (iuvcrnor to employ two persons to perform the duty. Whig. There has been upwards of 82.500,000 due by Mexico to merchants in New Orleans, for many months past, and there will be about SI, 500, 000 due in January next. i he loss ot so large an amount to our merchants would almost be a public calamity, as it would seriously a fleet the co-Tm"rc;al relations subsisting in New Orleans; yet that loss is almost unavoidable, should the present state of affairs con tinue between Texas and Mexico. New Orleans Times. & Beivarc of the Destroyer. The history of Jesse Bledsoe, who recently died at Nicofrdoch.es, in Texas, presents striking example of greatness. He began his career as a lawyer and statesman, in T.p-rino-ton. Kv. where he was the chief and formidable rival of Clay. He was at different periods a member of the State T..o-isl.itnre. and a Senator in Congress Law Professor of Transylvania Universi tv and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Kentucky. No man stood high er in the State as a polititian and jurist ihnn he did: and none except Clay, ever wielded with such entire mastery and con trol the judgements and leelings of ht auditors when speaking. Yet, with all hi greatness, the spirit of intemperance scia

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height whereon his oenitis placed him, dried up his urulerstanditttr, and made him a miserable outcast and wanderer. Ac 10 Orltans Advertiser. Tf'eapona of Jf'ur in England. Dr Humphrey, of Amherst College, mentions in his account of Woolwich Arsenal, that i; contains 517.000 pieces of ordnance, an no less than two millions of homh shells and cannon halls, all neatly painted and piled up in one of the buildings, ami ten thousand setts oi artillery ami tiragoon harness, which may be put in requisition in an hour s notice. ? e." " h"Richard Harrison, first Auditor of the Treasury, and the first Auditor appointed by Hen. Washington, has been removed from office, to give place to a noisv partisan. Having been a patriot or a soldier of the revolution, is no recommendation in these degenerate times. The principles of that revolution having been sacrificed by the present rulers, why should the men of the revolution and companions of Wash ington be retained? A. i. Star. .-..r f e It appears that the extent of Texa and the neighboring provinces comprises nine hundred and one thousand square miles, or one hundred and ninety-two mill ions two hundred and forty thousand English acres; of this amount one hundred ami sixtv-five square miles, or one hundred and f.mr millions live hundred and sixty thousand English acres belong to Texas (proper.) fe The entire population within the limits of the United States, Indians included, amounts (as nearly as could he ascertained in 1830.) to 1G,OSO,000. The number of Indians is supposed to be 100,000. Long-Inland Farms. Alderman Ingraham stated in the course of debate in the board of aldei men, of New York, that upwards of two hundred thousand dollars had been ollered for the Long Island farms those grounds cost the city, a few years since, onlv about six thousand dollars. ..-.e-'&e Nashville newspaper mail. We have been told by a passenger in the stage that about three or four bushels of newspapers were picked up on the Nashville and Lou isville mail rout between Bowling green and Elizabethtown, on that part held under contract by Dr. Edmonston; the gentleman who picked up the above papers,! o fie red them next day to the driver of the J stage, who refused to take them, alleging that he had mails enough. Nashville Banner, Oct. 11. ... HI Just Report A centleinan who resides in tl li s 1.. . - Itl m i- .-,- ,! tl I tPn. Harri-on was there, ha- fun i -heil the following statement, for the truth of which he pledges his vera itv. 'The Hon. James Bivhamn, late mi lister to Russia, called at a house, shortly after (jener.it Harrison had been theic. a id aiklre-.-i .z hi iscif toayoung lady of the fanuly. sai I: -.So Mi;, il Ulltlerstan 1 the old General has brei with von.' sir." replied the vounr ladv. -fJen. Hairiso.i i.'a here.' 'And piay Mi -s.' continu l the 8en;itor, slid von not p-e-ent him with a petti Mat V 'Xo, sir.' replied the the ynunir lady, -I did not: but if I had ha I a sword -ind a petticoat. I would i have presented the sword to the General and the petticoat to you." C-n. Ca:. -.iffi The bff.t M.'iii ttt.ry yet. The editor of the Xew Hampshire (iazcUe says "W hile searchns the heavens, about a fortnight airo. with our anti piated spectacles, of which we have before sp iken, to see if we could not catch a glimpse of the comet, our attention was suddenly am '"J by a vivid Hash of light near or in the n o m. Tlii-i we concluded to be li'jhtiiinir, and strange to tell, nbout G o'clock !,v-t evenintr it bein just 12 davs. 20 hours, 13 minutes, and 52 rccoiu from the time we saw the (lash (which time com port- admirably well with the known rate at which souud travels.) we distinctly heaid the thunder." C:trio:ii rhrnom'-nnn. It is said that if you nounee over as fa.-t as you can, ten or adoon tunes, the words "pay the printtr.s li II, it will er ate a most pleasurable sensation under the ribnear the pocket regions, whi -h is an infallible euro fur the heart-burn. It ia wcrth trvinjrauv tow. Si; oecie has become scarce m .sew tjrieans, ana 'ie papers of that i ity announce with no litle sat-if.i-tion the arrival of parcels from abvoid. 100.000 arrived on the 10th from Phila lelpl.i i nd r50 000 fioin Nat' hes. and the Banks have ma te a lomt arranemenl I ir tne mipo lari in t ?3. 000.000 from Mexi -o, to be be paid by bills on !ngland. .,I9 ln The rlear profit of the editors of the V.'a-h-ic;too CMobe. on the Conaress jninti i duiinat ie I l-t session w as Sixty seven Thousand cL'ht nni'rcd and seventy dollars. Nearly a dollar oi everv i:e tnev nave toKI since: 'Wliecl'ng Times A Lady rhithrd in Awrictn Sit,: At the Vffrii'ultural Exhibition of Merrima k count v. Mass. Mrs. Kimball, of Hopkiu :ton. New Hsmis lure, was present robed in ri h and durabl ilks ol her own manula-ture. She raised the silk worms, reeled, twist. -d, dved and wove the silk and for om;ht that is know n to the eontrarv made the garments with her ow n hands. Xcw York Star. i M, g ,111 The silk and mulberry are all the racre. Everv fair and agricultural exhibitions have spocimenot this nexv proiluct of American industry. At mo one in orwcnsiic en., Delaware, a lew davs since there were several choice samples such as pocket handkerclnels. c. One hundred million yards of calico, were manufactured in the United States last year. -9 9i." ' For nearly three hundred vears after the leath of Jesus Christ, not one of the Christian church took tip a wcanon for warlike purposes.

SUUAK. Y the1 barrel a vrry mporir artirl( New Orleans Sugar, for

f.xJL irrrt r v sr t it rv r II tj Lj I Ij IV CX UiXlLtLsi. 1th. lS'dO 4-tf. June ajpUST receive.! from New Orleans a general asiJ ROitment of GrorerieF. Also a let nf Stone mil I'otter'i ware, Hr s:ilo by THORN &. TRACY. June 1 1th, Kegs Tar, fur sale hy WHEELER Jc BAIIXY. May 7th, 1S35 4'J-tf. -TlfE hiirlK'i't market price in ea-.h or leather. eH, paiJ lor hiJe; p.tkl es. J. a HOLLAND. Nov. lhh, 133521S, & V. J, Jf AVE just opened a large and general assortmerit of 4 li'.ti' le for the present a; d aji ro.i' in:; sca-.oii ivi,i a they oil r unusuallv tur ea-h or ajMirovI barter. aNo 1 1 barrels of .N Julv 22.1, is:?G -tf. O. Mul.isse. IHRTl- EM cent-, per in ea-h iiii I for Ski-is. Yiuecnnes, Nov. 1IOLLA.M). 1mm CITY TOAOIl AND I5ELL T :KES tlii- method of inforinin hi- friends an. 1 old customer, that 'ie is still ia the laud of the lii i Hid fully able and willing to do justi. to icr-on who rnav be (!i -posed to apidv to lini in either line of bis business. Hi- tonsorial otliee i handsomely and conveniently lilted u on water street, and every pains will be taken to render gentlemen agreeable while in hi; bouse. All the the papers of the place together with others ar constantlv kept by him for the benclit of those who mi'rht thus while away a few niiniites pleasantlv when in waitiue, whie otherw ise iiiLiht b.' tedious. Viueennes. June Sth, 1S30 2-tf. Six i 'nndml Litis. 'iSitcnhmva salt first ijualitv, for sale bv wilEELER & BAILEY. Yineennes, Nov. 17, is:3t; l!)lf. lUE? tanned for customers on reasonable terms Applv to J. C HOLLAND. Vinccnues Nov. 11, 1S3G 21-tf. W 1 1 IS K ICY. ""Siiskkt bv tiie rel run and for stautl v zriii jit WHEELER & BAILEY. .tune " liii, I bat; :s-tr 3 r: ivor FROM DRY CF.AY J1!!!' siib-ciih -r now ofTers f ir sale Fla-ru's Pat-' b "1 lie ent Biiek .Machine, for m ikin -ta k bii k, j A.e. tonetli r v illi the ri-jht to use iliem v. it!iill tlie St-lti'j nf" 1 .-Ntni-I. V li.:'iiini l il fll.i.i ! The supeiioritv of those iuachi ies over an, others, can be shown by til ' sub -eri'!i.-. w !n has h id tncni i i sue.-e-sS'ul operation t'ortlie (jrescnt suinmei. 'I'hi- -ri, k are inu h better & ina"i.f.teturel at niU"h le-s e pense tjaii by the o-i'.i.iarv w.n . Persons wishing tii pc.rcha-e. are re oie-ted to call on me at the Louisville Hotel, w.iere thev wilt be shown the Machine and bri k made bv it. which will atone show them the advantage of this valuable improvement. JONATHAN BO WEN. sept. I 1th, lS.'JO 17-12t. I J? DO having left his note and act . counts irith the undersigned for eollecttinn. All those concerned will do ivcll to call an I pay without cost. JOHN COLLINS. Sept'ZHh., 183(3 18-tf. G3-PART&ERS!!!?. EOR(;E LEECH having purchased on the "310th ultiiiu the intere-t of 'i'lioma- J. Carson, in the merchandi-c of the linn of Smith and Ca--o:i, the business w ill in future be crried on at the old stand bv the subscribers under the firm of Eo'vrt Smith ct Co. who will pav all it; due by the bit ' firm of Smith c: car-on. unit to wnom all taose muet'tea are rcipicstcd to make imaieCi itc pavment. ROBERT SMITH. GEOROE LEECH. ;ir;e, July 15th, DS30 0-tf. SP!HE und rsi rned having closed his store at -i. the mil il. anil xxHlnng to close tlie accounts of the same, would re ine-t those who are inJebt1 to call and settle thiir respei live debts. H. 1). WHEELER. Vincennes, Aug. 9;h. ISHCi 1 - ftlWF MLMW J ACKS' Patent balance's best quality, just received and for sale bv J. c H. ABDILL. Vincennes. Aug. lfith, lS3ti 1 2-tf FLOUK. G OXsTANTLY on hand. Fresh family Flour and for sale bv WHEELER A BAILEY. June 21, 1S3G 4-tf. T "MIE subscribers are in pressing need of mobook account of long standing, are hereby remind ed that unless they come forward and pav up soon they may have to pay some other person. THOR.X A TRACY. Vincennes, sept.22d 1830 !7 tf. WHEAT! WflEAT!! f ffMIF. undersigned wish to purchase 5 a large quantity of wheat for which they will pay in advance, any articles in their store, and on delivery will pav cash. BURTCH & HL.BERD. Sept, 10,. 1636 10-tf.

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r I Mil. Fuh-rriher has constantly - on hand whi .kov by the barrel of trno.l i f. t price. ii'ilitv fir sale at the niark-Pureha-iers are request? E. li!'OW., Grsccr. VLicenncs, July 9th, 1SS6 G-tf. SHAD' ERY superior susmichannuh on hand ami for sail bv WHEELER 6;. BAILEY, June 2 1th. lbCC 4-tf. a i' i' P i : nt i c i:s wa x t i : n. XE or two AppreiiticeMi wanted to the Tanning 3 a,u' Currviug Businei. J. V. HOLLAND. T--. 1 ih )STi 2 t . Q1 A T) D L E an 1 ? Harness .Manufacturer, would i;tInnn Ins liiciiils that he keeps constant! on iiaiui next uoor to his Tannino; atn Curryinir cstalilish incut. Saddles. I!ri dies, Harness, tc. lie soltl low lor eas!, or tor country pro i nee, ici'imes, NovemluT 11, 1833 1 riSSDlUTSOH, 3 Mil: COPARTNER n rmrii;rrtiiiireex-i-tin r betw. t u the Subseiibers. under loe linn ol r-mitli and ( arson, was (iis-olv on the 10th ultimo b- mutual consent. H. Smitl v., are lunv authorise,! to settle tne nnsiiicss ROI5EUT SMITH. THOMAS. J. CARBON. i icenne.-. July, 5th, lWifi G-tf. STCVESi! .STOVESH! E are daily expectino; 1 (i0 Cook in";, ten plate, 7 plate am rranktin stoves, ot various sizes, which will he offer ed at a small per cent, ad vnnce on ( 'inciunati prices with the addition of transportation, at our Wholesale Grocery on market street op posite John C. ( lark, s Hotel. I5URTCH &, HEUERD. Vincennes, Sept. 8th, 183(3 15-tf. s. HE Subscribers are now- openinq at their new Store Room, on Water street, an idditional stock of DI5V noons, to w hich thev would invite the attention of their n lends and rtistoiners, am! ilic jml'lic in pt-n.-r-al. They will receive in exehanire f..r ioods. Peer Rivkoon. Rabit and Opossum skins, clean Cotton and Li en, rajs, 4, ins. nr. t'eeTow Li-ien, '.v i , Whit ea'lier-. Beans Flaxseed Flax and THORN & TRACY. June ::0, 163C--tf. SEAL HtUSS. 1 nvented, manufactured and for sale by .V. S. DICKIXSOX, Press manufacturer corner of Ei'jht and Elm streets, Cincinnati. Press with counter Die, ?30. SEALS, of all kinds furnished to order, at Encraver s prices. Cincinnati, April 22d 01-tf. l.l33tmX domestic noons. rH"III suliscribcr will keep a regular sup- " ily of l:M)!)s Do'il'Mir Conds nn hand, the superior quality of which is too well known to need any commendation. Consisting of Ehi line's. Cassiiu tls, Spun Cotton. I Iats, S : C'olhis, Hl:mkots, 3I rino, J. W. MADDO.Y. Oct. ft!,, lS3fi 10-tf. COA EEC 11 OA A I Y, A n i PTSEtlWIXh: A KOLLEBEKd. 3 J ESI'EOTFULLY inform the citiV zetis of Vincennes, that thev have' permanently e tablished tiicnisclves in this place in the above busincs, on Markrt streect, two' doors above J. C. Clark's Hot I, where tlicy have and intend coastanly to keep, on hand CORDIALS A AT) SYRUPS, OF ALL KINDS. All of which they are determined to sell at the lowest Louisville cash pri es. Merchants and Grocers are particularly requested to call and examine fur themselves, prior to purchasing clsuwhere. N. B. Orders from the country will be promptly attended to. Vincennes, March, 3rd 183(3 10-ly. BLANKS! BLANKS!! ALWAYS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

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ilii-: for i ui 'li'' accominod ition ia tnat coinniouious buililiif Ion? occunicd as an Inn, bc-Ion.inz to Walter Armstrong, Esq., from whom he has taken a lease for a term of years, where he hopes in a short time to be prepared to keep a H3USE CF EHTEftTAIN&ENT, equal to any in the Western country. The house itself i.4 unusuallv pleasant with large and airy rooms.and agreeably situated, standing on a square alone, unconnected with other buildings. The w hole premises is undergoing repairs, which, when completed will render it as convenient and r.s comfortable, for travellers or boarders as any similar estabh-hmciit in the State. The stables will be inferior to none in the country and well supplied with hay, grain, &c. A Readinsi Ro.tni, is intended to he kept where newspapers from the Atlantic cities and other sec. ti ins of our country will be regularly filed. In this, hi- new unite, taking, the undersigned intends to make everv one, who m iv Ik- j. leased to call, as cmufoi table ami as much at home as possib! Dr oxer.-) can be furni.-hcj with fits for the eon-M-niencc of t i. i. -.--toil;. R. C. LAMGDON. Lawrem , bur Ji, July 2S, 182612To F.llITeHS OF N EXX'SPATKHS, AlC. One of your corps, it will be seen by the above noti c. lias ceasdl ins woi.tea vor ati ui 1 r a season. ind as-umed ain-thcr. From an editor he is nietam -rphosed to a Boniface. Instead ot catering foi the mental tastes ol old literary 1 .lends, he is iboutto cut and carve for the corporeal i.allates of new ones in epi.-uream st le. Shoidd any of on eh'ince to a.-s this way. no matter of what politi cal creed, vou shall be sure ot a cordial reception -..'id a hearty welcome, scot free, and truly happy will he be to rreetanv of his former brethren of the toil seme art. Rcsoectfullv, cVe. R. C. LANG DON A.. 3 Ikt Wholesale. BUTLER & GG1E&AN. Fh IIU now oic;iinira Iare and full assortment ikcuai of nY aoons Ul2)W2 fir 3Jf&2z Straw Jiotincts. fyc. B. iS: C. agents for the importers, will constantlykeen on hand the (real) Anchor Brand Chainpaie;uc; and a superior article of Spanish sesrars At their holesale store, corner ot Maui X atcr Streets. Evansvile, July 14th, 183G 10-tf 70 Blacksmitlis. 'lull subscriber wishes to employ two journf.rnipn 1 1 l:i,-L-vm 1 1 ! i v!ir ureivi-ll jii'.i 11 il e f - 1 with the business, and of sober and industri ous tialuts. 1 o such, good w-agca will be given particularly to a man who is capable i f niana.'inir a shop where theic are bovs and ollur hands. J. C. CLARK. Vincennes. Julv 20th, 1S30 8 -if. riXCNNS m ra el ten I Rust i late, rontnr year. Gprn to pr'j ils of either sex or any age Ktmm PitovrriEo ii" i.rsiitrn. Limited to ab ut twenty rutilstoa teacher. Instruction given so as to lit pupils for business Bible truth not excluded. Tuition 15 per vear, 5 per quarter. Extra harge for wood, occ. Mr. & Mrs. CROSBY. Ci;iuc.'or.. June 10th, 1S3C 2-tf. SALT F()IlYAT7 HE subscriber will exchange Salt for Wheat, bushel for bushel. H. D. WHEELER. October 6th, 1S36 19-tf. CASH FOR WHEAT. NE ih liar per bushel, or the highest market price, will be given for any quantity of good merchantable wheat, delivered at mv mill. J. L. COLMAN. Vincennes, Oct. 0th 1630 10-tf. WHEAT & OATS, , HE subscribers will receive above articles ither of the ill payment for debts, or in exchange for TIIORX A TRACY, Vincennes. 22 J, 1 S33 17-tf riMIE subscitber has just commenced the above - bo.-incss in tbi . place, in the second story of the building of M. Jones, aej i : ing U. S. ljoni,ers Store on Market street. lie 1 as alnalv received a liberal share of publi patronage, and hopes, by stri' t attention to bui-inoss, to merit a continuance ol the same. He has fir three years past, been a citizen of this place, and known as the fireman of J. B. Martin, from bis first entrance in the place, up to the present time. He flatters himself, that from his long experience in business, both in Cutting and Making, that his work xvill not be inferior to any in the western country, being determined to keep the best of Journeymen. S. GOCHE.NOl'R. Vincennes. Oct. 12th, 1S36" 20-tf. FLOUR! FJ Gl?R!! FLOUR!!! acra 'plIE subscriber has contant!v m war n it yi on hand It V FLOUR BY THE BARREL and at retail equal in quality to any manufactured in this country, and CORA MEAL. 1LSO a good assortment of Groceries, at retail. N. B. I w ill give 75 cents, per bushel in cash for Wheat. E. BROW.V, Grocer. Vincennes. July 9th, IS3S 16-tf. f rbcrn Description Neatly and expeditiously exc cated at the ETTE OFFICE.

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77ie only Fdltkr. publish d in Numltrt to tend ly Mail. 6 number now ready fir dl ury. E INDUCED lj tho extmonlinary salo cf hv? beautiful set of Morryatt's NocLi, tho Pvb li-hcr of thos' Trorks did. cn tho 1st dey of Juiy, coaimeuce in the Rime fauitksj rtylo, an elit:ei of the cthl rated Bu.'wer Novels, comprMnc I'dhuni,l'i.ul Cljfard.Loit Duyt cf'l-nf pe'i, Devtran, Winzi, Evgene Aram, 1) owned, -I'llrim of the lthine,-4 Fvlklcnd, Makinij a uniform edition of nearly 1.S00 page 100 more than Marry att. They 'are published ia Fcnu-nioi.thly nuniben, each of'whirb contaira 1 complet- xvork. with a titk-poe and cover. Tho w hole series will be completed in 8 No., nr:d will la furnished to subscribers el tho extraordinary lw price of f-3 60, peyable ia adTance. They r. ill L sent by mnil. carefully packed, tj any p-art of th V. S. or Canada. Thrre complete Vet ir.y L had for 510, payable in BdTanec. hr flircctit:!? or.

ders to that effect, enclosing the cosh, posing- puij ' O fjjrt of lUptildirutiim of Vupulor XLTilitts." i J lie put lication of the above wa commenced in July. In Jai:uary next, another republication of some celebrated modem Novelist will take place, either James, Cooper, Irving, ot some other of equal repute. It ii deteriuii.ed ly the present Puplisher, that the American public shall be furnished with the mopt lcaut;ful. and at same time cheap, edition of modern Novelists exai:t. rf.'A few copies of M.irravatt arc vet for ale at ?3. L. A. CODEY, Publisher, iVuV'c. I'l o Sketch Ui ok of Character; Or Curious and Authentic Narratives r.'J Attpcihitcs respecting Extraord:::arj Iiitlividuals. 'X preparing thf ft Itclv'ng tccr.'; frcn; crr-ple mJtrivl,et.rc hex letn tt .en to cioid, in the main, the b t.ftn trt.ek tf f rn-.ir compiler;,- li jre.-tr.t the rtcdtr rtithtr tihut xcur inncctuvlle, than tt copy u-r'l kiioim l.'ogrt.j h j end tver,it . The principal object of the present collodion, it lo supply apleasii a- variety cf that kind of im iIei:t. which, by cxhibitiii'' the niarxellous in circumstance, and the extraordinary in character, eiiplaysthe occasional w ny wardne-s of i vent, ai d in frequent curious operation upon the hunir.n nai.d. It xvould be easy to prove that, indep cr.dantlv r.f mere entertainment, a knowledge f rimaikaHe facts i ne essary to correct t!:e iudgeruei.t, xrn upon every day transactions, and in the scier.-'c tf life, as we!! as in every other, it is r.ececrrrx to become acquainted with the exccptioi s to the general rule. To estimate propf-rly what is, we irm.-t possess some knoxx ledge of w bat may he; and the information is only to be acquired by an atteutii n to the memorable and a uUar, xl.ii h have Jh. c n. The piihlieaf'a n v as etmnninri d in J.dy. it mil! 4; i-sucd in temi-mtnt!dy Xi'r., er7;,' f 0 pages each, end will be eompb 1d in 5 months or foonrr, at the option cf the pvlVthr, ar.J u-.U eimtuin, in ell. over 400 pegts. The v.-ind.ers it-ilt Le tent by mail to or.: pi.rt cf the L'n'cn, carefully packed. Tfirnn. ?1 f..r t?;c cs:itrkie work or 0 copies frtr ?o'.. Address, I.. 'A. (iODI'Y. 100 d, v. Thir a CELEJJKATKJ) ill I A I S. And Cuiffcf Criruimd Jyri prvdtr.ee tf 'all A and Countries, f .ir. the iarlie.ft record. Selected bv a member of the Phil'a. Bar. Treason std turn Witch en ft 1U. lb, ry tiny--litres'. LiUl Murder l-in.cy.-F.,-iif.se r, i.iarknble and deeply intcrMit.g Trial have been collected from all the bc-:t source hiifi fir- yubiir ikJ j;ivatc I.i!:r.ir:cs ,.f tlii country attord. 1 he i.uinVers w ill embrace many recent rases fur.iishe.l exclusively by the Lcnd. n Annual Rrjistcr. and recourse lias been had oc casionally to m-UiUscrii ts where printed dodumcnt could not be procured. It is believe J thr.t the eoileelion supplies a stiiking ih licienev in the lib.iries of t.'-.e Lawyer, l'hy ,-i-. i.:n, and gerund reader. To mend rrs of the Bar the pi:! li he r need hardly recemmend it. as they must know its value, but to the general reader, xho may be rr.i. - 1 as to its chant tor, the publisher assures thtia that it wi I le foinid, when completed, a volume of the mo-t intense and cx itine interests. One singular and alarming fact preset. ts itself ia the murder cacs. and it is that ;o n.any should dii prot -sting their innocence. Is it to be believed thr.t upon the verge ot eternity they could so loud! v proclaim t! at whi h they knew to be false, when not a hope of escape is held out to them; the 'Circumstantial Eveidence' eases, of which there are five, would make us think otherwise. It ia a subject which may well make one ponder upon the law which demands life fur life. The publication xvas commenced in July, ai d the number are issued semi-monthly containing 120 pace each, piintcd on fine white paper of the size cf the Marry att Novels, and xvill be completed in October making a volume of fibO closely printed octavo pages. The numbers xvill be tent bv mail to ony part of the I'nion, carefully parked. Tf.iims 52 for the complete work; or three copies for S. It is worthy of reinaik. that a similar xverk is published in London at about 75 rents a number, and contains oi ly 79 small 1 2mo pages. This edition w ill cost but 40 cents a number, and contains 120 large octax-o pages. Address, L. A. 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