Western Statesman, Volume 4, Number 18, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 12 July 1833 — Page 3
THE STATESMAN.
LAWRENCEBURGH, INDIANA.
FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1833.
Mr. Clarkson, who has superintended the publication of this paper, for several months, will cease all connexion with it in a few days; the paper however will continue to issue without any irregularity. Mr. J. R. Smith a young gentleman, who last year edited the "Virginia Literary Souvnier" at Richmond Virginia, with honor to himself and credit to the paper, will hereafter be associated with me in editing the Statesman ; and I have no doubt its readers will find additional interest from his assistance. It is our design so soon as the election is over to enlarge our paper to an imperial sheet, which will make it of the size of Hammonds "Gazette'' of Cincinnati. And we confidently expect then an increase of patronage from the public, although it has been liberal, to encourage us in our labours. The expenses attending such a change will he considerable, and did we consult pecuniary interest a!one, we would probably remain as we are; but living as we do, in one of the oldest, most wealthy, and densly populated counties in the State, we feel some ambition to publish a paper quite as useful, and respectable in appearance, as any in the State.
The Author of Junius. The Belfast ! (Ireland) "Whig of the 9th ult. contains) the following: j 'Lord Grenville, now very old, isi
Foreign Extracts.
HOLLAND.
London, May 18. It is said that tin
seriously indisposed. On his death, the last communicalions from liolbnd hull'IrS'l "PP-ch awards a satitfac.o-
u,,.u-1113IU1umhp ry arrangement
Cincinnati Market.
July ii, is;:3.
o-o
Bacon ham?, lh. f rt O. Imr, rr.nn.l ' 'TPHK present tervi of this inytituticn will
IK 13 r i ii i,. x i t i expire on S ri; ay the 5th f Ju v . The b. 41 to o; beeswax, b. lb to 1 bat-; ,.,.,, tt.rin of thu ;,Kl ,vi1 conin;t,nro 1I;
ler ivcg,o, to iu; candles, sperm, lb. -1U:
il.'"n;)vf:aenne
having long been in possession of it.
The documents are at Stow, the seat of the Duke of Buckingham, who is also ill.'
The
SELF ACTING PIANO FORTE. "When the selfarting organs were invented, the musical public gave great credit to the contrivance, and afterwards took honorable notice of the improvements by the ingenious and persevering firm of Clementi, Collard & Co. But the attention which their creative
rwrnt
second term of the srssioti will the following- Mond-iv. Y'itcIi
mold, Il. 11 to 12: dipt. lb. Oi ; cheese ' results to the teachers and school from stu-
! western reserve, lb. (ii to 7 cloversecd lt'"u ('nt' 'rin;r s"n'"ry, .after the classes
tenor of the Last communica-) bushel x. 50; coal at tbo rivor. 1,.,-HpI : 'i1.0"00. ho( " r',rm : It is tlref..re dera
tion from the Hague is not yet known, 7; coflee, Havannu lb. 13; do. Rio, lb. oTtZ.TS U-. but it believed that a preliminary con-j 13; do. St. Jago,Ib. 11; cotton. Al. fc! im-nt or middle of tin: term, vent ion is solicited, that an armistice j Tenn. lb. 13 to 13; feathers 30 to 31; The school ii at present in a very flourishing and the free navigation of the Scheldt ' flour superfine, bbl. s3 T; ilax sor-d lj roMl!ition- and it i hoped that the. pleasant are yielded until the conclusion of a de-j bushel, SO; wheat, bushel (8; rvedo37; i '"'''-J of ,hl' plce, and the advantage, of fmitive treaty oats do 31; corn. do. barley do. jSuZn 'tZ ?&?d Z i UljAiXU. to 4.j; honev, Ta;l. Cr2h to 75: marlfere! ! who are in i,'r,i;,u ,.r r-:,,..,:, i
HAN'IEL U.
LE ROY W.
Pari?, 20lh May. The insurrection!0- l- $W 0; do. No. 2, bbl. i rducation ,:u i : i i - .. ! CSJ Aft. A fC.. ru. i .... I
aiiiini litivcn mace in lac ; -m'- , ."yj i': na, iuu
which has
folisn provinces is by no means sup
pressed. It appears that a corps of in-
UU; hemp cut. ,97 00: hides dried! lb. 124 to ID; sallied lb. 12 tol'2J ; iron j
labors, as displayed in various instru- surgants have shown themselves on the Juniata bar ton. sl20 00; do hoop lb.
drew to their irontiers ot Uallicia, and that much fer-! u lo 1Lf? ron? u, ' to lard II). 71;
mental constructions.
manufactory, has been greatly increas- j mentation avails among the people 0fat'ie.r so'e lb. 22 ed bv their verv novel invention of a i that province. The government has i side $1 - 50; r
sell-acting piano-forte.
Should the former editor of this paper, who is now about leaving the count-, give my disntijfaction to any of the aid patrons of the Statesman, ie settling his aceounts; we hope thej will not hold us accountable, nor visit their displeasure upon our heads, as jce wih to be held liable for our own acts alone.
Amos Laae Lsq. will deliver an address at the Court House in this place to-morrow at 11 o'clock A.M., with relation to the approaching election. The Gazette of yesterday does not speak of the Cholera raging in Cinvinnati, this may cantradict reports as it regards that place. The cpitapli will not be published in the Statesman.
I his curious
instrument, furnished with a horizontal
cylinder, similar to that of a hand organ, and put into motion by a steel spring, performs without external force or manual operation, the most intricate and difficult compositions: and by comprising in its mechanism two complete
instruments, each independent of the i tatz per day shall be allowed them.
other, it admits, while the operation of the self-actuated instrument is proceeding within of a distinct accompaniment on the keys without, which occupy the usual place in front, and may be played on at pleasure, with or without the selfacling part of the machine. The first instrument of this kind,
when the spring is fully wound up, will
to 2o; upper
molasses, suirar
ordered troops in that direction. (house gal. 4j; do plantation gal. 3?i;
Paris, 20th May. The Grand Coun-ioU,Ins- gaK M 12; do tanners bbl.
cil of Berne has "proposals under con-M" to 0; rcik mess, bbl
Pi" ATT A. 15.
FllIVCIPAI.. LYNN. lsnstanl.
Dearborn Circuit Court
Ceurborn County
rs
Trevor,R ahst:v vV co.
sideration, the purport of which is that! Prime bbl. . $8 50; do rarDermission shall be asked for the Poles ! S 50; potatoes 25 to 37: fallow
to return to France who left that coun-i,b' 45 tca gunpowder lb. $4 25, i Fiki.dixr C. S.yin try on the news of the disturbances atlto 1 37;impeiial lb. .1 IS; young hy-j
Frankfort, and that in the meantime 6 ; fcon l0' tJ 10
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
u'Ilhi hereby given, tl at wnon the
From the Boston Courier of Friday.
"We learn from a gentleman from Sa-1 lfm fhnt tlir "Proiidm.f ipnc in mnpli lrf. I
ter health yesterday morning-that he 1 1-1 Z 11 fhvTrr ,ru th" .. ', J. 1,,, I Oleriis Uuice ot the Probate Court of Dearborn was OUt in the morning early, and .valk- COuntj, letters testamentary of the estate of ed to the East India Museum. He af- JOSEPH vmia,EV late of said county dctcrwards rode through the Streets, and ! ceased. All persons therefore Iiuviiia: claims was visited on his return to his Iodines i aai"?1 sai1 UU' wi!1 're?vut thr, ,luiy -
act for more than half .m hour, and may by a great number of persons, lie left 1 ."V VL ' elUe",e,, ' as p-
again be prepared for the performance i Salem at nine o'clock, for Andover, in half a minute; and, if required, stop- j Haverhill, and Lowell." .ILnuxg
courier.
ped in an instant while in full action. The time in which it executes any movement may be accelerated or retarded at pleasure: and while, by the delicacy and perfection of the mechanism, the piano and theybre passages are given with correctness and effect the
iiri'mn.'J .ind diminiinnrli urn nrnnrnl i P''" 'g.S'T'
k.. r.u- i oei a name to rise
uj iiic uiuiiuu in iuu liiinu ap plied to a slider ball at the side of thu instrument. When we consider the
posed to be amply solvent; and all persons be-
ins; indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate settlement.
WAI. W INK LEY
Idmr's.
nio
WLNKLEY 1 AND V
From four things God preserve us; a
nainted woman, a conceited vah t. salt;
beef without mustard, and a little late i TOTl(:K s nho Sivc,' that all the personal
di n ner. Italian .
said JOSEPH VVTNKLEY
will hf snld nf !o r.irm... r mi,
Gentility without ability is worse than i of S!lU .teeeased, on the 15th day ' of August plain beggar'. ! next, tronsisting of the following property viz:
A bov. from 12 to 1 t vears of err?, who
can rtad and tpcll r, and ?rio Irishes to j state of thc Piar' forte as originally conharnthf priming business, ici 1 1 find a good j strutted its thin-wiry, jangling tone, situation at the Statesman Office, by flHjncffeclite weakness, and other iiumerphjinz soon. lous imperfections, and witness the com- " j plicated beauties and powers of this A number of labourers, believers in j self-acting instrument, wc must be both Ivid's money, at work in a field, acci- delighted and surprised, and almost be dentally discovered upon the top of a j persuaded, that to ingenuity, science, large stone, an iuscription in ancient: and industry, no excellence" in musical characters, which, on decyphcration, j mechanism is unattainable, read as follows: Lonnonpnpcr. "Take me up and I'll tell younore." ( ' Eager for the money, and entertaining; Havana By the schooner Brilliant, no doubt of their beini; close upon it.P1- Murray, (rem Havana, we have they immediately set about raising the , received papers to the 15th ultimo. On stone. After lugging and toiling scv-l the su,,jcct of the Cholera, a letter, for cral hours they finally succeeded, and w!lich "e "l"c indebted to one of our with some difficult v"read on the hot- flrst housr m lhc tr:uic to Cuba S;'JS (om: " i "Although the cholera has disappeared "Lay me down as I was before." . j from the city, it is spreading on several Hartford Review. 1 estates in the country, and as the rainy
season is aoout co
early and you may
lie all day. God sends meat and thc devil scnd
cooks. Go into (he country to hear what news in town. God defend you from the devil, the eye of a harlot, and the turn of a die. ! Great barkers ar nae biters. Scotch. Given dog an ill name and he'll soon be hanged. Scotch. Gen. Tlannels has been elect ed Governor of Mis?i"ipi. The opposing candidate was Gov. Scott.
HORSES,
CATTLE, HOGS
CORN on the ground, WHEAT & OATS in the stack, POTATOES in the ground, 1 set of Coopers tools, and 1 box of other tools. Also
SADDLES AND II All NESS,
In an action of assumit damage ,$'S14 8-? cents. On n
lwrit of forf Crr 'if I'llmif.
-1 1 1 n 'i . 1 1 1 1 1 nt rcturanble within 20 days from thc 1st of June 1P.33.
TTETvEAS a writ of Foreign Attachment
issued from thc c!er!i office of the Dear
born circuit court on the 1st. of June nt the suit of J?amuel Trevor, J. V.I,. Rnm-ev, and Ah:xand(-r ?.IcClurc; trndinsr under the style of Trevor, Ramsey & Co.a-ainst Fielding C. Smith a non Uesident in an action of Assumpsit dama-e CSI4 82 cents, which ivrit of attachment has been returned to the siid clerks office by the Sheriff of the said county of Dearborn with the following endorsement thereon to wit: Levied the within writ of attachment on about G dollars worth of croceries as also, the hooks, notes, and nccounU
ol I- . C. s-mith on the 5th day of June. 1833. II. WILEY. Depty. Shff. D. C. Now therefore notice is hereby civen to t!ie said Fielding C. Pmilh that unless hebe and appear before the judges of the Dearborn circuit court at their term on the 4th Monday in September nest, then and there to receive
a (.eciaration and plead to the action aforesaid, or judgement will be rendered against him by default and the property so atttached will be sold for the benefit of his creditors. JAMES DILL, Clerk. D. Ct. Ct. Caswell & Major Attorney. Lcwrenceburh July ,MU 153.1. 3v.
Dearborn Oirrnit Court
Dearborn Omnlv
HEALTH OF THE CITY.
mencins; it will tend
The report of interments published! to day. gives 21. There were in fact!
42. There is reason to believe thatbe-
! much to reduce the amount of crops.
J. Y. Courier.
M KUit;i), on the 10 inst., by the Rev. Ezra Ferris. Mr. Suirix Elliott, to Mrs. Eayima Cu.ndi.i:, both of this place.
On the 11th inst., by the same . ,r. r is r f .i i - . i - . ' iJAMi, and the Mr. David k w.b, of this tov.nsnip, to for wheat or. de
Miss Abakaii. rLOu.aN ol jiizaheth-
town Ohio.
Farming utensils of different kinds, house hold and kitf.hnn furniture nnrl t.on.r ..ik.-...
articles not mentioned. Sale to commence John Shook Junior
at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day, when the terms of sale will be made known, and due attendance given bv Wm. WINKLEY
AN n y . r
TIIO'S. 13AGGS. ) July 11, 1S33.
1
lo trit:
idn:r's.
CASH for WHEAT,
versus Matik alias Makclf WlItTAKER.
In an action of
debt.
:vU bJ
nuirket price will he pai
ing Ml L.I
July?., 1 $33. j )aconhnms,lb.5 to fiijho'j; round di j toiii; Beans, bush. STi to 0J; Bees-;
u Ui
j present season. ! tending personally
ivery at the Steam llovver-
i:ig-Sau Landing, during the' The f ubse.riber intend' at-
tt the .Mill, and will also
cents on foreign attachment.
W-7riEKKAS n ,vrit forr':?n nftachmrnt was issued from tlie Clerks olVice of t'.i" Dearbe-ii circuit court, at the suit, of John Shook Junior against the goods nr. 1 chattels lands and tenements of Mark, alias Marcus Whitaker a non resident in an action of debt $5G S5 cents which writ has been returned to the said niiice by the Sheriff of Dearborn with the following endorsement thereon to wit : "I hereby certify that in obedience to thu writ, I Wied upon the undivided part of in lot number 41, on the original plan or plat of the town of Lawrence burgh, Dearborn county Indiana, belonging or surumsod to In-long to
Maui alias Marcus Whitaker, the within de-
grind on contract for those who furnish wheat, .! cn,attt '.TnR ' -th 1533."
TEXAS. Wc have received a prin-
tween the course of the Council and i ted coPY o' the Constitution ol the Slate j i ' to 1ft; lultcr lo. l to o;
- i r rn I i i - .
that of II
jeet to an imj
f.t cuitoniary rate;
DATCIEL HINSDALE. .Igentjbr said mill. ' Cincinnati 8lh July lt.'.'l. 4w.
he Physicians, (he Citv is sub- f Texas, made a General Convention j Castings, ton 0 lo 72; Candles, sperm ; n imputation of more unhealthi-; 'i the town of I San Felipe de Austin, in ; lb. 37 to 10, mould l2i, dipt 10 to 11;!
nes than in fact exists. Wc give below, the report of interments for the whole of June, and part of the first week of July, for the present year and
for 15.
;:3. It appear-! ! Cheese lb. 7 to ?i ; Clover seed IvjMi.O 00 llis citizens of the drawn up, upon I to 7 00; Coal at river, bushel, I2i ; Cof. j f;. thf ..hu atteru . r; 1 r ii 11 10. r- 11 ,1, , 01 ' -t-at thc following places, Constitutions fee, llav. lb. lol ; Copperas, lb. to 3;;jlif itlioll3 h .
thc month of April, IS)
lo be sulacientlv well dr
the model of our Shite
and appended to it are the names of 1 Cotton, Al. and Tenn. lb. 10 to 11, M,
more than fifty members of the Con-1 and La. 11 to 12i; Feathers 30 to 311;
1st. 2d
week June do
tt!i do 1st week July About half the
IS32 IS 1 1 3-3 30 21
1S33 i vention, none of whom appear to be Flour, sup. bbl. 3 75 lo i 50; Macker2i I Mexicans, though the Slate professes el, No. 1 , bbl. 8 75 to, 9 00, No.2, 7 25 AK to belong; to the Mexican Confederacy, j to 7 50, No. 3, 5 25 to 5 50; Flax
seed, bushel, u'i to vo; W heat, busnei, n- Ttin 1 n:.ta rnr II- Tt.-irW
j3AVe perceive that Ex-Governor llous
,jq; ton, of Tennessee, was ia the Conven42 i tion, and we should have supposed that
he. would be the most distinguished man among them: but the Constitution is signed by William II. Wharton as President. The destiny of this fine province is an interesting subject of speculation. Had it belonged to our country it would
"Now,letu;,in a familiar way, ask the j have been, by this time, well peopled farmer or thc mechanic this question: and cultivated; but its fertile and pro-
S'lppjse he had a debt of one hundred , lific soil holds out no temptation to the
weekly cases are re
ported as Cholera. If this be correct, it appears that as many persons have not died of other diseases as during the same weeks of last summer. Cm Gaz.
d'dtat s due to him in some one of thc
Southern or Western States, and the mney was ready to be paid, on demandin'MLwhat would he think if he called al
unenterprising Mexican. It is stated
in some of the Southern papers that the Mexican Government has determined
to dislodge the American settlers in Tex-
th- Bank and stated his case, and they 1 as. The cause of this is said to be thc replied to him, wc will collect your debt, frequent disturbances among them, and have it transmitted safely to this city, iheir lawless character; but the true nnd then deliver it into your hands, in reason is, probably, one which would current money or specie, on paying ourj apply to the most peaceably and orchnrgo. What ill be your charge? hej derly settlers from ibis country. There
would ask. Would he not be astounded are no doubt many adventurers of
at boing informed that the whole ex- equivocal character in Texas, the hardy rense would be only four cents on his life of an emigrant or hunteris one
hundred dollars? And yet, the fact is, that during the year 1832, the bank op-
13; Hay, ton, 12 00; lIemp,cwt,C) 50; Hides, dried 13 to 11, salted 12 to 12i; Lard Gi; Leather, sole 22 to 25, upper, side, 1 50 to 2 50, calf ckin,doz.
27 00 to 33 00; Molasses, sugar house, 31 to 30, do. plantation, 52 to 53; Oil, sperm, gal. 1 00 lo 1 25, do. linseed 90 to 1 00, do. tanners, bbl. 10 00 lo20 00; Pork, mess, bbl; 10 50 to 11 00, prime 8 50 to 9 00, cargo 0 00 to fi 50; Po
tatoes bushel 40 to 50; Sugar, N.O. lb. 7to7i,loafsiu.ref. 15 to 10, double ref. 18 to 19; Salt, Turks Hand, bushel, 05 to 75, Kenhawa 37 to 10; Tallow 8 to 0; Tea, gunpowder, lb. 1 33 to I 35, Imperial 1 31, Y. Hyson 90 to 1 00.
New Orleans, July 1, 1833. Flour, 4 124 lo 4 25, per barrel Sugar, common brown, 5ia 5? cents, by retail Molasses 22 and 23 cents per gallon Whiskey, 3031 cents 1 -aid, Si 9 cents Bacon 5, hog round Hams 7 8l cents Corn, 87bbl. Hay, 1 12i to
f a r ' i ...
Mr. A. LANE, respectfully informs
4th Congressional
;nd as 11 o'clock A.
and make- known
opinions on the measures that will uroha-
bly occupy the attention of the next congress DEARBORN COUNTY. " At Court House in Lawrencehurgh on SaturdayJuly 13th. Mr. Bledso's tavern in Logan Township on Monday 15th. " McKenzie's cross roads Kelso on Tuesday 16th. " O. Huestis' Manchester Township on Wednesday 17th. " Moors-Hill Sparta on Thursday 18th. At Col. J. McGuire's on Monday the 22d July at 11 o'clock A. M. Hartford 3 P. M. " Wilmington on Saturday 20lh July . " Hartford on Monday 22d. All the other candidates are respctfully invited to attend. Lawrenceburgh 11th June 1833.
Now therefore notice, i? hereby given to the said Whitaker that unless he nppear files special bail in the action aforcsaH, receive a declaration and plead thereto, judgement ivill be rendered against him by default and the property so attached will be sold for the benefit ol his creditors, .TAMES DILL, Clerk. Lawrence Attorney. Lawrencehurgh 5th July 1633. 3w. .OVIi LIST'S HT Att A Z I IVE .
t-rations of the kind already described,
nmounled to Irco hindered and forty-one
million, seven hundred and seventeen thousand nine hundred and tzcihe dollars, on which their charge was, at an average rate offour cents for every hundred dollars and no more. Under this statement of facts we aver, that no fair or lionet man. understanding the case corrprlly will hesitate in pronouncing the conduct of thc Hank, in its domrslic exchange operations liber .1 towar !s its caler and beneficial to the country,' V, xv York Courier & Znauircr.
i mull.,. ii l r;M f,.tr.
which would not f be preferred by rogues o ()(LlIavanna Coflee, 11 to 12;
Rio 12,
in general. Bait. Gaz.
"Puttino in Mind." This common phrase was used by a Hibernian, a day or two since, in rather a ludicrous connexion. Pat was driving pigs in Lowell street, when Barney met him, and after the usual intercharge of "How d'ye lo," and "Sure it's myself that is glad to see you;" Barney pointed to one of the quadrupeds, with, "it's a fine pig that son;, Patrick." "llis that same, Harney which puts mc in mind of asking for your wife, the crathur, is she well?" Lowell Journal.
Administrators Notice. "pyOTlCE i3 hereby given that the under-
i- siened have taken out letters ofAdniinis-!
tratiou, from the Clerks olliee of the probate court of Dearborn county, on the estate of SAMUEL S. SCOTT, late of said county, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment lo the undersigned : and all persons having claims on mid estate will present them properly authenticated within one year for payment. The said estate is believed to be insolvent . SAMUEL HOWARD. ) a , , JOHN II. O'NEAL. Rising-Sun, Jolj 9th 1833. 4U
Annual Election. For Congress Fourth District. JOHN TEST. AMOS LANE. ENOCH McCARTY. For State Senate. D AVID V. CULLEY. JOHNSTON WATTS. Representatives.
GEORGE H. DUNN. WARREN TIBBS.
OLIVER HEUSTIS. HENRY HOPKINS. JOHN McPIKE. THOMAS GUION. DAVID GUARD. A. J. COTTON. County Commisssioners. JOHN BENNETT. MARK McCRACKEN.
I UlliWriLL. CHAS DASH1KL.
Seminary Trustee. HENRY WALKER. JOHN MYERS. Coroner. THOMAS SHAW. JOHN PERCIVAL.
The principle object of the novelist's mah- . azine is to furnish a choice selection of approved novels, in such a form, and upon such terms, as may make them generr.llj- desirable and generally attainable. For this purpose, the best work, both of the present and past, are chosen, and reprinted in a way which, while it enables us to fnrnidi a large amount for a cheap rate, combines also elegance and excellence of mechanical execution. The Magazine bpin printed on a large sheet, with double :olumns of small type, contains in each semimonthly of forty-eight pages, as much as two ordinary sized duodecimo volumes. In the eicht number already published, we have given Henry Masterton; the Rook of Beauty containing i ho Talisman, the Enchanter, Rebecca, and several other small novels; BarnevJMahoney; Clan Albin; Marriage in High Life; the Mourning Ring; a Year nnd a Day, &.c. ; and in the ninth number, now published, we have commred an Original Novel, prepared expressly for the Maanzine, by a eenfleman of Maryland. This will be found highly interesting in the story and characters nnd well written as regards the manner and narrative. The preent size of the Novelist's .'Magazine has been objected lo bv seme, as brine too large
"land unwieldy. To obviate this, we have de
termined to reduce the page in onr next vol-
Pay thc Printer. I would once more respectfully invite those indebted to me for the third- volume. of the Western Statesman, for Job work
and advertising, to settle their accounts immediately as "I must and will have" the wherewith to meet the demands of my creditors. C. F. CLARKSON. June 28th, 1833,
nme to a large duodecimo, am) at the same time increase the number of folios tolOP, so that each two numbers, or four, according- to the pleasure of the subscriber?, will form a volume. Thee volumes, as they will conform to thc standard novels in general use, will be better adapted for preservation in libraries. In the progres of the ensusng volume, we mean to furnish several very rare ap.d valuable work of the rldr novelists, w'uich are now almost entirely out of print : nnd from the an . nounecments made in the r.ntrlish Reviews, we have no doubt that wo can also present to our readers several noy's now in preparation by the popular writers of the day. Those persons who are desirous of obtaining ropies of the present volume of (he Novelist's: Magazine, are requested to trapmit their orders ns soon as convenien, as the edition are now printing is 'imiled to n number -which is nearly exhausted. The terms arc 3 p r annum, payable iu advance and all letter mus,t be addressed, post paid, to C. ALEXAKDER & Co.