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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26
ADfE fISIN

Of tho room is extended divan or kind of sofa
ra lsed about foot above the carpet. covered with
the richest danlask, silk, and furnished with
abundance of cushions and pillows. encased in tho
Same rich and gaudy material. Rooms of this
kind. and furnished in tho samo s,ylo Of stately
magnl:lccncc, surround tho whole COURT In these
tho Moson lord lounges away tho greater part Of
his life; smokes his Narquilir, and dreams Of
Paradise and tho bright-cyed Hours that TO
attend him when ho reclines under the shade Of
the Tooba tree, in the seventh heaven.
\ stranger, sccing for the first timc, all this
magniticcncc and beau,y-tho lofty and pictured
rooms, with their rich furniturctho ma rble pay ed
court, with It's fountains its fishes, and its never
coaslng murmur Of wators-tho deep green foliage
of tho trees and their golden frus-,hc wilderness
of towering shrubs, and the thousand hues of
holr blossom. whilo gazellcs. with their beautiful
dark eyes and sylph-like limbs gambons
amongst thom-is bowlderod, and fools as if no
woro passing through tho changing scenes Of {,
vivid dream, instead of viewing n reality in Tho
exercise of his sober senses.
Damascus carries on an extensive trade with
Porsia, tho East, and with Arabia, Egypt, and
the whole Of tho Barbary States West. Hcr own
manufactures extensively cold through all
these countries Besides those ,sho raf1ics largely
in European merchandise. Tho population Of
tho city and onvirons docs not exceed 1870 Goo
Say 100000 Moslems, 10000 Christian, and 2O,-
900 Jcws.-Tho Damasceans arc much fairer
than tho other inhabitants u Syria.
| will writo you again in few months, If YOU
have patience to read this.
have jus, room to say that residing in
Mt. Lebanon, three hours from Bcrout, at an
elevation Of 1000 feet. Wo enjoy facilities hero
for acquiring tho language which cannot else
whore IN Syria. On this account, will still
make this residence for time.
Truly yours, J. G. PAULp1NG.
The Narquili is kind of pipe introduced into this
country from Persia 1t consists of "a long necked bot
tie, with broad flat base, like lamp The bottle is
about two thirds filled with water, and tho
buck Is attached the head bowl of a pipe, with
at the lower end, and almost o
tom OF the bottle 10 the side of this, another short tube
soldered with the lower end passing within the bot
tie, but not down to the Both wound with
wet tow cloth, and pressed into the neck of the BOTTLE
as to render II ar-tight around the tubes To tho
shorter tube screwed flexible tube of abont half
inch IN diameter and several yards length, fitted with
an amber mouth piece The tobacco put into tina bowl
OF the pipe and the smoker strong inspiration forces
the smoke down the tube through the Rising
the surface, it through the short pipe and tho
flexible tube into his lungs, from whence expellsA
through the nostrs mouth both, according the
fancy of the OPERATOR. fernicona custom hero.
s elsewhere.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-26

"THE MAD SToNE."--This celebrated stone in
Caroline Va, is advertised for sale. II is stated
in the advertisement. to be never failing pre-
ventive of Hydrophobia, and an effectual euro
for the bites of venemous snakes, spiders, &C.,
1t is believed that money can be invested in
moro profitable manner than in the purchase Of
this stone, as it may now be bought for one half
of the amount i; has yielded, in one year, To its
former proprietors. If not sold privately before
that time it will be sold at public auction, on tho
ID Monday in January, 1916, at Bowling Green.
the county seat Of Caroline county.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
2. .. Dewitt.

ITss 1n,aaacsa tiusssit "a tHs So
v..t:.e. o. 9 candidate !cr Ike Coa~rn-
,;so. i, the St. Charles and Linc!sn dis
tic, lie srews himself in favor 81
esps: representation. iiSi:iRs tie Judi
.ja. ,enu.., sn e,ec,ise judiciary, Z
.ysten Of in...ns! improvements. r"h
Of rs.:,ic,;us banking opersH'n'.
Upsa priae;p!,., Dr.. Bs'" "sy e'
,,,A.; bu, surely Ills :nOro on h" Ps'''
il. premature, dscle-ias hia self . cal
did... jus. spoa the eve CT tho 'e'-
,,,- If q ais.,ic, convention, called to-
s..!... pa.2o.ely to select the ':'aas'
a., and best n.n. He will, ne dare
hope, submit ii. claims .''Ss I;Hssa'
tis.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
WHO Is A

No, he who displays the latest
fs.hion-dresses in ex,ravagance.
with gold rings for display. No: be
who IS proud and overbearing-who
o~ppresses the poor, aud looks with
contempt on honest industry. Not
he who canno, control his passions.
and humble himself rs a chilk. No
none Of these are real gentlemen.
II is he who is kind and obliging-
who 10 ready to do o favor, and DO
hope Of reward-who visits the
poor, and assist those who are 10
need-who 10 more careful OF tho
heart than Of the dress OF his person
who is humble and sociab!e. not ira
chile and revengefal, who always
speaks the truth, with 1esor;lng to
profane or indecent words. Such a
man is q gentleman wherever he
nav be found. Rich or poor, high or
low, he i. entitled TO the appei'stioo.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
HOPE.

Fan hHnc, my realm is uufadinR
ai,sTong even IN tho maniac
--.',7u ari presen, in high and low
: I'd ton -e-ou e., a balm for every
w.c--:hou iesdest TO The Himalayan
sunnct Of ,lme-spIe.test Eternity
baiore US axe a grand Panorapa
and showest US joy Of Gods RICH,
hand, that shall v pail or fade
aa,e eternity endures! Oh! when
marble shall moulder-w when arts shall
urautle-and words in flaming fire
decay. thou shalt light Thy torch with
the asst blazing fragments Of exPir.
IN Ga,ure, snd live eternal in the
skies.
Wha, is man wi,hou, the hope Q!
future life, How feeble! how dis.
c~onsolate, Low uasatis6e!d Earth.
II Is true, has n thousand allurements,
and opens 10 our taste unnumbered
sources Of JOY; cut in the midst OF
them there is q certain something
wanting to crafty the soul, il the
hope e Immortality be absent.
fSslec,ed.1
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
FEMALE ENTERPRISE AND
FAILURE.

The story offs female trader who
Sc, out many years ago from Phila
delphia, and acquired q fortune BY
her industry and tac, 10 the South
is told 10 The Times ef that CITY
The Time, says:
The failure Of MIST. Of Missis'
sippi, falls hesyay on The merchant.
here, to whom she owes sec, 0Oo.-
Several houses are in for $4,000 to
$4,000. The commercial enter.
PRISE and ca-eer a. hi, woman have
been most extraordinary. Her cred.
j, was undodbtsd tor years. She
ia. made regular visits 10 this mar,
kei, end taken offlsfge am.oun's OF
every description OF merchandise, and
always paid up %punctually. She
wes esti"aa:ed to be very rich. She
is a woman Of masculine proportions,
and when she used 10 attend the auc.
tea sales /, make he, purchases,
would crack and enjoy her joke with
any man, ard Vas AWAY. the coca.
sion of a g,ea; deal Of mirth and jill.
" SEE was famous, evsry time she
If ,i,'S civ for taking of with her
hail 4 dozan C: pretty girls, as clerks
IN bar great western Bazaar; whom
he could not keep in her employ
mlch ioHver than 4 season, rs they
wcre certain to get married Otto rich
erns; 50 lhs, i & gil wanted to
g, veil sesiiec i. the south, che had
rniT to enter the sefvice o! Lyd.
- Be. wi;h al her tao, in
marrying o;t1efs, she could 20: u C
coed il getting If herself. Many
: CT ioaes src told of her. The fol.
his vide circulation: That
size 'ook a f1acy to one Of har neigh
y Is. and invl';ng hin into Der place
OF business, Pot into his hands a roll
D. hank noes, ard ,old MIN 20 coun,
He did 80; TIE result ~as
n bills ci onr thousand dol
az. each. Ste told him they weTs
~. .roy.dcd he W old take her with
sa; 5u. rs o-;i cid Sc. anawe:--
/. ct Lgas Wa' ra.hcr . hard SUD-
,--- ;oI fo'' in5'i:.is2 fi5o,G6o,
nj yhaf dividends the creditors ara
TO -scei~5- ygu can imagine as
.s'i 81 c.a. ,v5-n Inform YOU ihat
saa n., made 90 assignment 10 q
yv-ns - p. in %.ississirpi.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
HINTS TO U MEN.

Every young man should have bis
head, his heart, and his hand educs.
ted. lie, this truth never bs forgot
ten. -.
By The proper education OF his
mead, he will be taught what Is good,
and what is evl-what is wise, and
what il fnol,sh--what is right and
wha, ia wrong. By the proper edu-
cation Of his heart. he will be taught
10 love VIVA, .s good, wise a.d right.
and 10 hate sha, is evil foolish and
.rone, and by proper education OF
IN, hand, he will bo enabled to sup
ply his wants, 10 add 20 his comforts.
and 10 assist those that are around
.nin.
The highes, objects Of a good edu'
ca,iro are 70 reverence & obey God
cnd 10 love and serve mankind; eve
r. thing tina, binders Us rs compare
i~,iysly worthless. When wisdom
reiens in the head, and love in the
heart, the hand is eve. ready 20 DC
good; order and peace smile around
aud sin and sorrow are almost IN
known.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
A QUEER OBJECT.
An exchange paper has The follow

An exchange paper has The follow
ing:
" oncs saw in Conn. u OF The
oneeres; looking dark'es Imaginable.
His face was 20 black ,ha.hs couldn't
toll when /, was mnrning--hIs ~oo'
curled up 80 t'cht. that it made han
ound-shouIdered- his nose was so
ia, ana greasy, TINT he had 10 Pu'
tar Oh his fingers when Re wanted
% blow ills shiny we're 80 sharp
ti,a, he couldn't go through a coro
field vrhout cutting 'he St'iSs--hnd
his heels were So ;ong, 1t vas 'mnos'
sih,e for him TO go down bill without
,vinc a cou|is OF snnrs on ine" ~
balles,. sis d,ed young, Of H''suh
cstion, Hh.er commenced IN his leg4
ia co1sscueuee e Their being tof
locked 9r The t...d. :. End 'ts We!
~, and down thea
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

tencs from the fountain from which flow
all he streams that give life and beauty,
and vigar, to our political institutions.
ASSURE, ti:sr 1T 90 principle the
election of the Judiciary by the people,
is most in accordance with u system
Of government, and best h~arnonizes
with our political institutions-and the
advocates for this mod. Of. selection,
have made out their case, when they
establish this proposition. Upon the
opponents Of this doctline, devolves the
task of showing that it has objections,
and win be prod"o,iv. of injury TO the
cause Of justice and the interests Of the
people. One Of the objections most
frequently used by its opponents, is that
it will lessen the IsnrPESDEscE OF TEE
JUDICIARY. All admit the importance
Of having pure, upright and learned
Judiciary, that shall be independent.
But independent ofwhon, and Of whai9
No, Of IN. people, but OF the other de-
par.men,s Of the Government. This is
the sense in which this phrase is to Do
understood. The idea grew cut Of tte
his:cry Of Inc English Judiciary, and
ha. become 4 principle incorporated TO-
II ,h.i. government. tha, the Judiciary
should b Independent. Of tho Grown.
l, is ore Of the concessions made by the
Crown l o the people, and ex:ortca from
the Hing after years Of pd;iea; suffer-
ing and Strenuous resistance 20 rcya!
power. And il the early history ofour
government, the TEN WAS used IS cp-
piicahle 70 the Judiciary, only o. equal
to, AMI indeTend.n; Of the Legislative
or Executive departments. Il never
entered ;ato tie conceptions OF The wise
heads sid pure Heart, that Gamed our
and National governments, that The
Judicir.y shout be z6Gre and ii3apsnd-
a.. cs n. peop!e. Here the people are
and nncser ~as :, cir intsn-
,icn to make tie Aa:"t & the pSnP!e, a
hove h;- r-'"-ia~I. d, ~ 4erTz-: iEos-
pendsn: c! his master. Sch saroo-
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
r II.
,,oN 8. A. DOUGLASS. OF IrI.

,,oN 8, A. DOUGLASS. OF IrI.
n. position occupied BY this gentle
80, :. n to b euvied. From a poor
I'D frisnd!ess boy, thrown BY the force
Il adverse circumstance, upon the cold
charity Of 9 sk.p.ic weird, by energy,
b, application, by his e~n efar''' MA
.;a.a BY wealth or power, he has made
ass,ifa place in the affection. Of the
,.e7!e which promises to % 'a'''ne. 0S
oeu.se o. good ssrdue' ard . cease
Ira, devotion to tie principles sae tie
;n,.r.,, Of dis constituents, he has ptsc-
e. himself snorgs. .:he sa0ss hen0rsd
il lie land c: his,.sdoP.isn.
e.. i, is nc. sloae ccs o".,r.y. c! II
s%;,,ric., CT orc Sis'e, that scknowled-
hi. worth ssd talent. N the North
., South. Eas, or vest; in. short. whero-
.~.r old fs.h;ore i JrEe.sonian DeIoe-
rses hes ;ts,,yo,sries, ,here is the name
4 Douglass ~:ons:crrcd. In The hour CT
,sriI. whsa 50. Democracy was jeo-
pra:.ea snd endangered, the tones Of
ii. e:s1s..t voice urging or his conn
t,vr,a Is i o:Aei. ~i.o!e duly. ~asheaEd
IL III. hs... os Congress, IS vel! as be-
ss.s he ,~o,s-eisns Of the land upon TIE
,,snp. o.. day rss &c heard :" Cola
frsss sngssed in he s:sa'e"s Of a
.,..s eo~a,.i,s,ionsl paint, at which :as
mos, gifted listened with S'eAth'es' III
...aiaa; he seat. s.i :&e ssaad O! h:s
,eiee es,.. Ike tropical thunder frc'n
,ss sosta:. --s:-g c. w;:A ;hs aid CT a''
sr.s; ia,oi;se: ne gssad mors! 'evsia.
siqa ~hisa s~s;;s 3ur:as IRE lat @r'-
Sc: likes ,a.os6s yer tie land, sic
uA;eA seemed 80 acquire strength ~ 's
.as.aee. lie, j-oss Dars;sss Sc Dc i"
tho ,a,h which &c he. .hcike6 o.: so'
kia.s.f let him tese.. A.asc..: 50 ;h'
p,~isc;y,,es Of Democracy sad she into
-es ii ,hosu rse scEads ia lin. tt.d
;Asrs ere Go La.ors ~ this rePuo!!e
.k:oh h.s -asy ns, wea.. "IhIico ss"-
cred be ,he.a,ns, :: Douglass"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
-. W. welcome 10 our exchange lis,

@. We welcome 10 our exchange list
. new paper, just issued at Lexington.
Mo, by G. M. Butler, & Co., and called
the Lexington Telegraph.
II is filed not alone, with interesting
matter, but its editorials ere written
with ability, and in ,ha right spirit. Go
on, Gentlemen Of the Telegraph. in the
course which you have marked out for
yourselves, and .hame upon tbs Demoe-
racy of La Fayt:,e, If they do not rally
around you. We clip from sn article
headed "our purpose"
1--WE shall endesvor TO deserve The
confidence and supper, of tho Democrat
&c party, on whom we mair!y depend
we mean tie whck par'y-no fragment
e. !aciisa Of it-no clique. cabal. indi-
viduzl. or ret Of individuals-bus the
great Democrsiic party, with whom We
have always acted, and whose PRINCIPLES
aad policy ". have ALWAYS cherished.
This being our aim land ,ha, i, is laud-
able and right, none can ccny.) j, wonld
be madness for US 10 take sides with one
faction a~eains. another. Besides. the
great nsss Of tho FsrtY IS no, concerned
in the feads which disturb certain per-
lions Of i; and i, won!! hs e violation
Ot tho oonfdenc which ". ask and hope
10 receive from every member Of our
Il ia our 1n,7, We conceive, to
rather than engage in tie
petty q"s.-e's which unhaprily taks
place Eii:ars Should pour I'll on the
'rouS,sd wa;s:s," ,hey shcull try TO
ass, .. breaches, ha.moni-e IL f~ac:io,s
A. ,~s.:ars -na Psrpt;us:e rSIos in the
viii ~;,;:a hey ec;-sad never,
III ~ atcasiaa, be icrne r. WAY with
.:e;A5ss 81 lie saeaa c,ea; family"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
TOO GOOD TO BE LOST.

Wssss Indebted to the corresoon.
dent Of the Mobile Register and
Journal, for the following sketch OF
the remarks Of Mr.. Morrisett Of Mos.
roe. A till was Under confederation
to charter a Botanical Medical Col
llege at We.umpka; and after ever.
Fal friends Of the bill had spoken in i,s
favor, NJ. Mor,ise,, entertained tho
House by the following effective
speech 10 oppostion-
Mr.. Speaker: | canaot suppor,
this bill. anless am assured tha.
pisTixoUisHEp acquaintance Of mine
10 one Of the pRorEssoaa. He 10
what that College wishes to make
Cor us--a aoof DOCTOR, aud will suit
the place x1Ac1lY. He became a
doctor in two hours, snd il only cost
$50 TO complete his education. he
bought g book, sir, and read chap.
ter on f~evers, and that was enough.
He was sent tor 10 see a sick woman
"a vsxx s.cx woman. With his
book under hi. arm, of rs went
Her husband ind .heir o John
wers ia the room with the sick VIC.
man. The doctor felt Of her wrist,
looked 10 her mouth, and ,hen took
OF his hat. HAS you got,' address
ing tho husband "a sorrsl shsspf--
NO, | never heard Of such a thing in
al my life Well. there is such
,hinga, said the dec,cr vary know
insly. 'Hss you 80, then, a sor.ei
Yea said John qaickly,I
rode him to mill to day well, 10
mus, DO killed im.nedia;siy,' said tbs
and sou,s soup must be mada
ebd given 10 your wife, The poor.
woman turned ovor IN her bed.
John began 70 object, and the hus-
band was brought 10 q stand. why.
doc,ar, he is The only horse ws've
got, and he i. worth 800, and viii
20, some other coup do a. 1siir--
No, the book ssys SO, end there i.
bn, two que-,ions-will you sa-
ynur horse, o. LEI your wife d!e!-
Nothing will .ayc he. bot the socp u
a soyrsI sheep, CT . horse. ifyou don't
believe me, I will read it 70 YOU
Tx. doc,o. ioak % The book, turned
to the chsp's. 90 levers and rsed a.
follows:-'Good for svers-sheeP
sorrel, or horse sorrel.' 'Why, doc
tor exclaimed husband, wife and
SOD, 'you are mistaken. That don't
mean a sorrel sheep, or a sor'si
bu:-,'Wel know what
I am about interrupted the doctor.
The way We doesor's reads It,
and We understands it, Now, said
Mr.. Morriser', with an sarnss,nsss
and gravity tha, were in striking con-
,ra.i with The laughter Of the House,
the Hon. Speaker and the
friends Of this bill, will assure ma
tina, nv sor,el doctor will be n OF
III. Professors, ! mus, vote sasin''
the BILL"
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
INrEMPERaNCE " CEN
TURIES AGO.

Two hundred years ago, the v'cs
NJ drunkenness was even more pres
alan, than j, is now. IN a discussion
on the subiec, in the British Pa'lis.
men,. the Bishop Of Salisbury stste |
thai in one stree, in London board
was put up with the following inscrap-
,ion:-You may set drunk here for
one penny. dead drunk for 2 pence
and rave clean straw cor no.hing"'
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
A coarse !ouking fellow went up

4 oarse Looking fellow went up
,oan old gentleman and holding ou'
his Rand. remarked With q sm'ie''-hy
d,,r sir. | can't cell you by name
-, sr,e,v we have been together
o"m.uh.re.' We may have SAID
The old geat.saAaa. 80. haze been
in .ome worry bad company 10 N?
day
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Ia F.AYETTE MUST BE RE-
DEEMED.

E;:n- -e. -tc: n -:ci G7i tca:;:i-
al eaaasy CT Lafayette was tie pride
& hsr DGu.ocrsiic siy.ers. Bat, in IN
Ell; hcuY, va .sa into thr embraces of
W'aiys.ry ard los: her envintle posi-
ton. With grea, charity and the deep
"a, feeling, Ct compassion for t . ffsii-
y Of human nature. it shall be -ur pur-
pose n win back TIE errine 1srRh,e. 4
place her where she properly belongs.
/, vii require time to bring abou: he
change. bn, j, j, i work 'f''lo,e and d"-
IT," to which We shall devote ourselves
mos; Enthusiastically. We'herefore give
our opponents generally. and the Editor
vf the Express particularly, due notice
that Lafayette must and shall be redeem
ed.-CLcsing,on Telegraph.
Sea tia, you do tit is a nebl. un-
der:aling to 90 forward in the work Of
reformation, to unfsiter and break link
bv link, tho s~da,ran,inc chain, which
party throw. around its w%OrshiPers to
dispeli from the human pind the mist
ard prejudice, which SO often clouds its
be.:e. judgement.
Blu, the end will amply repay the one
who l.bours for its completion. But
this result, 90 much to be desired can
not be brought about by apathy and in
action; energy, industry, aid per'e'e''
.uo, must al b exercised before the
obisc. can be accomplished.
We, cannon, like the Telegraph, say
tia, "old Pike" shall be redeemed-bus
we eaa seq. .h.. ell cur hopes, view''S
,ymptthie, are deeply enlisted in the
cau,.-.,ha, We shall set aboIt the good
work with al Of u energy--we shall
s,.emP, to harmOnize & units-we shall
sndesvour to throw light upon any IN
~.rica,s political question that may ar's'
we shall exercise the weapons OF rea'
son. and not Of abuse,-progres, pro
oress, shall be our watchword. and w'
shall know "no such word as fall" w
NAV BE- unsuccessful ultimately, but Ink
the gallant Miller, in the thickest Of tn
fgb,. when the roar Of musketry play
"a chorus to the csnaons dread anthem
when asked if he could take q eertai'
redoub.. made :his l~aconic reply: III
,rv." ou. hand in yours. friend Brf'e'
usR Try.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
NEW PAPER.

The ST. Charles Advertiser has been
resuscitated, and is now under the
charge Of Messrs. Overall and OEear,
and published by VIM. Y. Head. !. is
neat il. appearance and neutral in poll.
ties.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

The city of Paris, by the last census
contains q million Of inhabitants. Eve
~ twenty minutes q death and q o'lth
takes place,
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

America could support nine hundred
and thirty millions Of people. wlihou.
being so dcusely populsted AZ Euf'p'
10 o-w.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
NEW BOOK.

Col. Smith, commonly called "old
sol."is about publishing his early re-
collections Of stage life. We expect q
.rss. in this new publication.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

"Who IS that lovely girl, asaea q
gentleman oshi. friend. sMiss
Glass" was the reply. "Glass!" re.
;tsr,,sd tha facs,ious gentleman, ~
shonld often DO intoxicated could
,,o-s such 8 6L,ss TO m, Alps
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

ID Risehis's new paper in Washin'
ton city, is to DO called tho "Union."
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

III 1t is expected that a company Of
sn'g'ants will leave Independence or
weston. drrine 'hs spring for Cali.
fsfaiA,
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

% One hundred and fifty Mornons
have lately left Illinois for Oregon.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
GEORGIA.

G. W. Crawford is the Wing eapcid-
ate for Governor in Georgia.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
ARRESTED.

man By .as n.'aso: hi"s'' '' H0''
ten. va. arrested in Gls'gow. 9 ts~ days
since, charged With ':ss!ing two horses
Of Mr. K.i,hly, OF this county, was
brough, I. this place AID committed to
;.;l sy Justice Edwards on Saturday last
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

n Did our neighbors Of the Journal
hear any Democratic thunder from Viz.
einis9 It's 'P1sty guIs." as CID BIZ
would cay.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

g-The Fulton Telegraph, edited by
Duncan & Goggin, and published by
Thomas Cuyd, is upon our table. "a'
come little ore.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
NOTICE TO Tux P8YgRs;

BrOokyn, NpyefAbet7ti. fsH j.
DUfStJANf 20 an Act Of the Legislature, entitled hl
Act relative the r9lleccn Of u8es the CITY o Brock
yn nnt !ur other pupos, (paS'e April 18Th, lS Note.
he-sby gwen that the Assessment Rolls for Tor the
current yeqf have this day been del sce TO the CqTpec q
the Cy o; Brooklyn and that iGm H taxes which ,is u
pad the Sid Comptroller within Ty days from the 1sle
hereof, deduction OF re per cen VII be made; and gat
from all Iy> winch shall c pad alter the cXpfahcn a s
Gdhry days and WITHIN siSiy tays from ssi dat. es
ii two per cent will be made md thai md niisf W
First Tued1y IN January next er cent VIII be aedea 70
elrsxes then eaGlang unpaid an that the Iird
day u JaugIy next, the sad C0mp0lac vii deliver 10 S
Collectors 0i the City o. ErooSyI s said assessment k9,
ocsther with the warrants teia;O Annexed directing tael y
proceed with regard to tie unpaid taxes IN the ansf 6'eci
by aH.
Ths Compt0t wcaid respectfully request those wno VI
tend 10 G" temseve of the provisions O the nc, reei.a
" n the above notice. lECrcl ;E ,sr-of rs .o0n Us
be that Their bills niay he "a readiness, so ~ 10 peFenIoefa'
w.z1 ti.ey may 5a f.apl!ef 10 paJ ;h.tr taxes
ln cpnipsnce with resolution OF le Mayoi a1h ICIlaffa
Council NOTICE Is hereby further syen tat we CosptIg.s;
lerw receive tGNes AZ hrs Dica n the CITY EGnE fn1
9 so'CiiGCK, q. M liN'fIL q O'CLOCK, T. h. if'p
nl5 Il l. NJ MERWIS. Cor.ptrules