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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-26

otllS Medical B,nks-Lunis IN Plnhisis: d., :,
~ t"o'llett'g, ,oa supply, reed by u
tel A TOWAk, 10 Cam
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&IMMoNS HARTT d C0,ave now receiv,ng srnu
= on board ahip Orleans Eagle, Highlander, Poker
Kerry Andrew, Ffench and Gsrnan p!ay canls; Back
CANNON Boards; Chessme,,, . Ia end asa inch Bill
ard Balls q 3. 10 and u inch blade Bowie Knives
Leather aud other travelling Dressing Cnaes: Belt:
Packer, Horsemals and Dualling Pistols doublo and
single harrrllrd Guns: Game Bags; Shot Belts Powder
md Pistol Flasks; Dram Bottles aud Drinking Cups;
srs.scn Caps and Cap Holders; Clo.h Hair, Tooth;
Ind Nail h,ishss: Orris aud Chlorine Tooth Wash:
5ioo'h Powder; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great va
tety; long Hair Brais, Ringets and Frizc,es; Pear!
and ros, Powder Emery Bagt; Ivory Tub Cushions
!afent Slides or Curriers'; Gum Elastic Suspenders;
Powder Puff and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals and Keys;
Waist Buckles: bracelets; Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Siiyered Beads Indian Beads,
Bells and Fumes; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
Cenbs which, in addition their former stock ON hand
makes their assortment very complete and will he sold
ow and on liberal TERMS d, the sign Of the Golden
COnb. iol.,f - = 71 l.h.rtre. .,reo,
Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house Of
w. 4 >. Butcher, Sheffield. ENGLAND, have just
Sesved verv extensive Of pm eus, consisting Of
nube and Dessert Knives of @. description, Pen
rocket Dirk, and Spear point Knives; Razors, Scis-
'oia Edge 'rnols &C. &c. &c. which they prepared
oexhbit to the trade for orders. Terms and conditions
viii be made known Mt the time.
nib J. ~. BETN e. A COHEN 30 Common A.
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EXPRESS Mali.

TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of the Express Mail, bewc-n Noodle and New
nork-leaving Mobile daily at 8 P. NJ. Northwar
New FORK daily at p. NJ Southwark.
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nn,nS SloES-3e cask. Ci,cinuu,i .u,..
DOGERI 4 uAW
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. NINV ,NRU,
Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets

I kON STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-IIut, souare
L. and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plon.l
InOuds .
Cast, German, shear. blis,ersl, spring, sheet aud
Crowley steel o. "">
Y 1toow ware, cut and wrought nails and spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, sui, kettle,
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, 10y AZ d trace chains, corn mills
An,ils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire. sheet pig ant, bar lead; shot
C"al, and cooking stoves
Amrs, lto"an''s and other spades and shovel.
tiook AM, plate hinges, door anil window hooks
Collins, Hunts Sha p, and other axes
lara and Manila cortlage, lines and Irvine
Boi' and sl'ealhins copper; Naval stores
f'i"ts' lnsecd and sperm oil
iull assortment of hardware apd ship clan,Ie,y
always on hand, aA which are offered fer sale nj wIs,
sale or RETAIL on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON Il Co. So Ola ,eyee
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oriCE-c,1'he partnership Of Kelley, Mason &Co
OF New orean Mason, Harris Gu, Of Natchez;
no Harris, Kelley ACo., Of Rodney, Dissolved on
no 2lst Of May last by the death Of Samuel A Mason,
Ihs undersigned surviving partners, will be charged
LevC Harris will attend to tho settling Of the business
OF Mason, Harris T. Co.. ut Nachez; and Harris. KEEL
e. Co, at Rodney: and Henry Kelley will attend 10
ne setting OF the business ofKeey, Mason l. Co., at
Few Jrieans The names Of The several firms will lie
used in liguia,ion only.
Those indebted TO said firms are earnestly req,les ted
ocone forward md make early settlements and those
having cans will please present them without delay
LEVI G HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY,
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;ARRETSON.
w w SW AIN

No. 1llCanal Street Ncm ORLEANS
III AS always on hand cenitantly II rsccitin Dy.
Dyes, Chemicals, and ram.s among ,I.cl. ar.
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MAIL ARRANGEpIEN7

MAlI. ARRANGEMENT e
n..,h... Mil Due Every Day at lsNi.
"oFsae'a !i""'i Closes Every day at lolA.
W., No., Due every Sunday, Wednesday,
Wssern AZ Ma a.. Friday, by 5,P.M ii. y;
0y ".y q =" Closes every Mondny, WeduesJa
Ioos' and Saturday, by 9, =. Nj.
~, Due every Tuesday, Thursday, a
1ne A az ma" Saturda, by S P. nj. q
via : Closes every Monday, Wednesday,
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Do CERTIFY that tina abnve mentoned disease is
quite we'll cured to MY satisfaction, for which
dAnk ~. ilte and moreover assure that the n,sd.
sine have taken makes me fat and did not niure my
nsalth ut all therefore advise ms llnw sufferers 10
hDse no lime md apply 10 DR. A. fiuet, 1874 Canal
etEaet, between Daul,hine and Bourbon streets. Dr.
They will fnd true doctor fos this complaint.
JOHN DEAN, 40 Graver street
II any one wants to me, call at M. Az t;rayi.
JOHN DEAN.
II. Tx. I, Il 4
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NEW (sUOIS,
SIMMONS T{ARTr &, cN-A.o Nos. -...:,,;.,


SUMMONS, HARTT d. CO.-Are now receiving
per ship Huntsville. Eagle, Merry Andrew, High
snder, French and Germ double head playing cards:
"er hSt and POI ket pistols; plain rhbc, aud split
YES; Eiot,s commercial and other steel pens; Vio-
ns Violin strings, SHE'LL ivory and horn combs; waters:
Z, bead and leather p'rses hair b'7,i,s, front AMI,
ack rinscf.' negro pus German and French cologne
sater, Rowan's msccasser oil, imitation dot antique
,.d bears oil, portable desk. and dressing ca,es; past
Hacking; staia AM, toilet glasses convex mir~; OPP
cal glasses and views; Indian beads, bells and punes
coo'eon whit. wine toilet and shaving soaps toe,
ow!cr, cosmetic wash balls; scented satin cushions
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket books and Wallets;
t,e'nan homes; razor straps; fine and common gum.
plastic s',speners gatcrs dos Bells uc;fcr matches; sill.
yer pencils; Creyona, &c. sc.
The above in addition TO former stack Of fame,
articles, makes our assortment very cnmpete Far saIs
Wholesale or ,etail as the sign ofe Golden Comb 70
Chartrre street. moa
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II hound. is put up in bottles at tls low nrice Of 50
cents ench containing thss,ragth Of three ounces Of
liye,wott, besi les tho srtes n many orher roots and
herbs known n,nong The Indians eicaciouy In cnrina
pulmonary comp plants. Slf a : : -'-Fe
The u rvaed success which has attended the use Of
mis- inestimahs BaIsan wherever il has been intro-
duced. has obtained the confidence and recommends
tons OF respectable pi icans, for the cure of coughs
seis rain IN the side want If rest, splitting Of blood
tv.r complaint, Sc.
To whom il may concern. This is to certify thu, w..
havs in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Carl
aers indian Baisam OF i.iyerwor lloarhound with
9ecdcA good effect; We can therefore, irnm tbs know
lee materials i Is made from, and beet vaticn
ed. xPere',ce, Recommend supcrs rreno,s nm
eytt those affections OF the Inn 70 f,r which |, i ~
nssadpf ALBERT WILLIAMS, N. d. -
CALVIN ELLIS 81. IS
Members Of the Boston Medical A ss,c;s,;,n
8sston, October Is. - S
saleby JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
So hb ~ SEannoa AMI t.1l nit ulas .,s
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t.,ners"ns R,z,r s,rHs-fh.se cas- of N,
genuine article. jns.reeeiyedh nv 2 80
orr 8. REESis.k D'LANG, t8Capps q,
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FHL0Uli-sOO anding fir III steamer Indenen1.
eGs-, lie j DORSEY.
M.H 49, 8. ~ New Icvse
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COMPANY, A'o'o
VNHE stockholders of this comp,nv .re berebv nm
= titled that by resolution of tho board of Iirec
zen passed OH the 18th inst the call made on then, m
G ION rebruhry last for the payment of live dolIurs
u SNARE Was rcscnded, and the said Stockholders nrc
further notified tiut "'e
Wm'kEAS, by resolution Of this board passed nm
lhe i9t inst call has been rnde on the Stockholders
OF ,he New Orleans and Nashville Rail Rond Company
.or tne following payments the the stock held resp.c
se.y men, tiz-two dollars per share, payable on
Tue rSt day OF September next; two dollars per share
payable on the first duy of December next; aud two
DOLLARS per share payable on the st day Of March
next Now therefore be it resolved that the sccr,,orv
OF this company shall notify the share holders ilcrcin
through the public prints Of the city, that in CONFORMITY
WI" the sixth section Of the charter they arc al
10 postpone any payment called in The stock nj said
day on which it is made payable with the eypess con-
a.l9n however, that if not regnlurly paid within the
sh roongtion OF sixty days, from and after The DIV
On winch It should have been paid that then the STOCK
on wh'c said payments should have been made, is and
" orteed to the company, the charter on that
point 9sing imperative In conformity therefore, TO sui
eau, all stock OF the stockholders in said company as
mink proper to put Off the payments on their stuck to
ING end Of the additional sixty days. which the charter
BLOWS them, are notified that The payment of two dol
!afs per share called Land due on the first of Sen
eber next may he postponed under the sixth sectinn
u sad charter, until the 3lst day of October next, thai
ne payment o. two dollars per share called for mi
Iuc on the first day Of December next NAV be nos,
'oned until the 5th day of January ex and lie
nent OF two dollars per share called for and c ~, ,I
lay Of April next. '''' '' ''''' ''''
Extracts Of the minutes Of the board
lnne u A r McNAIR, Sec'ry
AVonL HATS, in cases-o5 doxco White Voc
H ~ safe JOHN II GRAHAM.
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- PERM Oll1-l500 gallons pmre winter a
~ Sperm Oil, in casks and bhis, for sale bv
,y, JARVIS n ANDREWS,
Wholesale Dnigs SITS corner G ,u,l,.on and Tcb,,
-- 20 ..r. mrI3
WillrE LEAH Bulls, l51V lbs scT;
W ~ kegs, 100
200 do pa
English dos ii bbla lGO
loo Paint Brushes, various sizes;
Ease Vermilli m; -
bids Copsl Varnish;
2 /" Japan 81,
Coach q"
20 packs Gold Leaf
So do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal
1890 boxes, various sizes aud qunlitics,
sold low. ""' W
Also. general assortment Of artists colour. and
FOOLS tor sale ~ A w SCALES,
No ~ CauaI street,
Is. Alabama notcs taken at u =, and Mississn,;
NOTES will he received at 10 per cent discount or woods
=. y pnt'nent " deots. il L. w
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,sonr kopt-5Oo coils Missouri hale ,ope !,
D 4 MI rf hemp, In stnrc, and Tor s,le bv re'
- B7GERT & HAWTHORN. 81 Crave, Al,
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TIE FLORIDA LINE

THE FLORIDA LINE
b cfss From Mobile to Anguish, Go.
es4sS1 az@Fa5 lrnvcs Mobile every day n, three
o'clock, D IN rer n s NM, bo,,
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\VonL HATS, in cases-e5 doleo White Wo,o
Ha",'o' sale JOHN II GRAHAM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

raj Committee: and every body understood that
prescription would follow. The Collector of the
General Committee has an alphabetical book.
which contains the names of persons taxed, and
the amount each individual is required TO pay.
The Globe is on, IN full blast against the Com
mittee. and We do not wonder at it. The party
are Judging the report before they see it. Know
lug their own dclinqueacics, they hesitate no, TO
crv before the tru III is known. Blu, as the evil
deucc consists of public letters. and testimony on
oath, the people will judge for themselves All
We say Is ..give them light"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

CTMessrs. A. L. Bingaman. and r. w. Davis,
are the Wing candidates for Congress in Missis-
sippi. Messrs. Prentiss and Word having de-
clned.
GA Wing State Convention in Maine, as
sembled in Augusta, the 18th ut. and unani-
mousIy nominated Edward Kent, the late Cover
nor, candidate for that important Office.
CIT is estimated that not less than three hun
dred thousand barrels of Turpeniine, annu
ally imported into the city of New York. from thu
State of North Carolina.
(1The post office at Michigan city has beer
robbed Of large amount of money. by ono of tht
clerks in the Office. In Van Buren, ethics ii i
considered no disgrace to slope whenever sub
treasurer is Sin funds"
r-One hundred and sixty persons have attach
ed themselves TO the Methodist Episcopal church
Z E=:ssL .:-.11--z, curing i;se past month.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16
LIBERTY HALL AND CINCINNATI
GAXETTE

This is the oldest newspaper now published IN
the Northwest Territory, and has the most eX-
tensive circulation Of any political and CONNER
cial Journal IN the Western country, north of the
Ohio. II has passed through many changes of
ownership. and has probably received more sub
stantial patronage than any other paper IN the
West Those who now publish II were taught
the ar, of printing bv its former proprietors.
The first number of the Liberty Hall and Gin
cnnati Mercury issued on the 4th of Dec,
j ISGi bv Rev Jno. w. Browne and a Mr.. Crane,
I from New Jersey, from whence he had brought
the press and type. Shortly afterward Mr.,
Crane left the concern. In April, 1909, Mr..
Browne associated with him James H. LOCKER
and Sum'l ]. Browne. In January, 1918, the
Rev. ]. w. Browne was drowned IN the Little
Miami river, and the paper was continued by his
son s ]. Browne, and Mr.. LOCKER.
Nov 9, 1918. s. J. Browne parted with his in
lterest in the paper to Andrew Wallace, father OF
/ Governor Wallace of Indiana. Mr. LOCKER sub
sequentlv purchased of Mr.. Wallace, ana. IN 1915
sold TO Thomas Palmer and Sacket REYNOLDS.
each third. Mr.. Palmer came 10 Cincinnati IN
June, lS!5,and with the advice and assistance o!
Captain James w. Bryson, U. S. A, stationed
at Newport XIV, purchased of DR.. Petit pews
paper establishment, entitled '.The Spirit of the
Vest In July, 1915 he changed the title &c
] Cincinnati Gazette" After publishing thir
teen numbers, despairing of success in the en-
ierprise, the paper was suspended. December
4. 1915. the name of Gazette substituted fol
that of Mercury.
December 80, 1916, Messrs. LOCKER S Rev
nods sold their interest 10 Ephraim Morgan ant
Isaac CT. Burnet-hrm Morgan, Palmer s. Co.
/. G. Burnett editor. Mr.. Burnett sold his inter
est to his hrc,her-in-law, James Lodge, and sub
sequently purchased tina, of Thos- Palmer. Mr.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL REPORT.

The committee TO whom the subject of the
present Apprenticeship System, was submitted
for consideration,
REPORT,
That we have considered the communication
and correspondence of the franklin Typasraph-
ical Society of Cincinnati. on the subject of the
present Apprenticeship SYSTEM and we cordi-
ally unite in sentiment with the views express
ed in the respective reports Of the Typographi-
cal Societies of Cincinnati and Columbus, IN con-
demning the system hostile 10 the interest
and reputation of printers, furious to employers,
and ultimately evil TO community at large
Boys are frequently employed in printing offices,
where they remain till they acquire knowledge
Of setting up type for a roughly executed news
paper. Not being bound by indenture, they
leave their employers, and go forth in the world
Jomneymen Printers, while at the same time
they totally ignorant of the various branches
of the business. Being their own masters at
period of life, at which the expressed opinion of
men Of ancient and modern times declare is pre-
mature, and being Under no control. it is not
strange that so b of these rapidly made
printers become dissipated, worthless, and
disgrace TO II ssion into which they
have intruded. kgrace which attaches to
Them must necessarily be borne in some meas
ufe by the real printer, for il is generally I'M
deissood by the public at large, that all who are
eoie 70 set type are not printers. man who
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

SUGAR MAKING.

Some time ago we informed orr readers
that we had written TO a gentleman IN the ives
tern part of the State for his mode of making
and refining maple sugar, specimens OF which we
had seen ut his table, equal IN wilderness and
taste to the loaf sugar OF our stores We then
had doubt Of obtaining answer in time for
the present sugar making SEASON, but 1T has
reached us rather Iatc; we give his letter how
ever, $50 far it relates to the suhicct) and If
ii should be too late Tor 1899, it will he in good
time for 1910.
Agreeably 10 our request he has been very
particular in his details, but it does not follow
that the operation is Of great trouble, diff
Guilty or expense; our eveEv day operations ot
business would be equally difficult To describe,
and en- paper would seem complex and tedious-
Mr.. G. n has our thanks for the favor,
and we hope his enterprizng lady may be as
successful In her present experiments as she has
heretofore been: at any rate we shall be happy
to hear the result, with any other remarks tina
may occur to him worthy of attention in tIs
manufacture Of sugar; either from the sugar ina
pie or any other vegetable substance.-Z mes
vile Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

&v~ From the National Intelligencer.
Proposed Slip Canal across the Isthmus of
Paaama.-Thc following resolution accompanied
by report and yoluminous appendix, interspersed
with sundry maps and diagrams, was presented 10
the House of Representatives from the Commit
tee on Roads and Canals, by Mr. MERCER, on
Saturday, the second instant The resolution was
adopted By the House, and the report, &c. order
ed to be printed
REsoIvD. That the President of the United States
requested consider the expediency of opening
uing negotiations Governments nations
particularly with the territorial jurisdiction
which compehends the Isthmus hat North
South Americas which the United States &C
credited ministers agents; for the purpose Of asceanng
pactcability of opening communication between
Atlantic Pacif Oceans by the SHIP
CANAL the lhmus and of securing forever by
able treaty stpulaons free and equal right navga
ting Canal all nations, payment reasonable
tolls.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

The committee TO whom the subject of th'
present Apprenticeship System, was submstte'
for consideration,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

Modern Society-Some time ago very handsome young
man, dozed by the ladies, the round of all par
He danced, talked hted with equal grace and ele
gance Every in rapture with him. s'W Is shat
Young gentleman in the waltz with that dtstie belle -
asked gentleman from New York lady THAT is Mr.
so--quito favore among the lades--don't you
him, he IS from New York The gentleman looked.
Think replied latter, II have him before'
ale very superior artist, am tod,' said the lady
''quite of genius and intellect" SIN DO
he artist said the gentleman; 'or, if | mis-
taken very superior artist, who took
wear and made it. He is capital tailor
hteaded needle warmed goose "A taor''
replied the lady-'my God. iailor'--Next day,
fashionable young artist not to be Rep
Mr. PR1cE-The follow ing letter has been re-
ceved al New York from the late District Attor-
ney of the L. s. for that district. We copy it
from the New York Commercial Advertiser W hose
Editor remarks of it that. notwiths tanding the
>irtuous Indignation 1t expresses, people will have
I their opinions:
LONDON, Dec. %, 1888.
I My DEAR-: By the arrival of the pack
ct Independence, have tie New York papers OF
the 7th inst, Astounding with the scandal
Gus conJectures In respect to my visit TO this
try.
The circumstances inducing it were wholly of
q private nature, and would not, pain of the
most unsparlng obloquy, seem TO require bill OF
particulars.
But deem II TO be nv duty to state to YOU that
the charge of my being defaulter in office is
wholly unfounded That in the last FIVE years
:, millions of Government claims have been depos-
tied with me for collection. and that, upon the ad
lustment of my claims upon Gov eminent for the IL
prosecution and collection, the balance will be
adjadged to be against the Government
= 1t has been too much the fashion of the times
to condemn public agents upon parte state
! ments.
At least two memorable cases in the Unior
are recorded of district attorneys of the Unitee
States held up to public execration defauItsrs
who, after investigation of the charges agains
them, were signally rewarded with public ex
preston Of their feow-citizens.
1t is not exactly fair TO precede trial hv con
demna,ion. and can only for the presen, assur,
!. You that, if my just claims allowed. the Gov
ernmeat will have little cause as, Il think, indi
:, vidu.ls ever had of complaining of nv admins
: tration of the Office have recently resigned.
: / am, DEAR sir. yours,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16
G.. PATTISON. !
A. q. SPAULDING,
J. S. COLE.
J. b. GENTLE,
|. Nj. BROWN.
From DR.. Drake's Picture of Cincinnati, in 1915
NEW SPAPERS-
CONT.
indianapolis March 7.

The first newspaper printed north of the Ohio
river, and the third or fourth west of the noun
tans, was issued at this place November Obs
1898, by William Maxwell. 1t was on half
shnct royal of quarto size. Its name was The
Centnel OF the Northwestern Territory-its mot
to, Open to all parties, but Influenced by none
In the summer of 1876, Edmund freeman pur-
chased the establishment, and changed the name
of the paper to the Freeman's Journal. under
which he continued it till the beginning OF 1900
when he renov cd to Chico.h he.
On the 2sth of May 1850, Joseph Carpenter
issued the first number of paper entitled the
Western Spy s. Hamilton Gazette, which was
continued by various editors for ten years The
name was then changed by Messrs. Carney "
Morgan to T9.e Wing; 50 numbers of which were
published-when 1t passed into other hands, and
had it's title altered 10 The Advertiser, under
which it was continued till November 1871
when it expired.
In September 1910. Mr.. Carpenter recon-
menced The Western Spy, which has been reg
u!arly published ever since. At present 1t is o
a super royal size, has about 1900 subscribers
and it is edited by Mcssrs. l.. Morgan and H. 1
Williams
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

GA request was made by the gentleman
preparing the City Directory, that furnish a
short account of the origin and progress of the
Cincinnati Gazette. This suggested the follow
ing article. The many changes has prevented
regular file of the papers being retained in the
office. As most of the parties still living
from whom to derive correct information, we
deem it right and proper to prepare lis history
aud place it on file. Since penning the article,
we ascertain that the Scioto Gazette was m
mcnccd at Chcothe, prior to the establishment
/ ,f he liberty Hall