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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-10
-" It's known he could speak Greek
As naturally as pigs 90 squeak;
That Latin was no more drff,cile,
Than to a bIack-bird us to viii


That Latin was more dftcile
Than to a black bird It's TO whistler
Such being the superior aitainments ct
"a Native,' It's not to be wondered at
that he should look down on our ..invin
chile ignorance (theoiogicaliy spoken o.
course, y with compassion. We are IN
der obligations to him for retaining 10
squeak a. Us in Greek whistle in Latin
we are. indeed! for our dedicate IN
derstanding" couldn't bear up under 50
great an inh;ction.
In last Fridays jeff, there's a small
chunk Of sermon. directed by tine oillci-
atlng priest. Mr.. '\atise,D . MIR Da-
Wis., and lie begs leave. most respectful
ly, to say few words by way Of exhor
tation.' In the first place then. or more
properly '.and more according to the rules
OF the art" Ist: Whenever Mr.. y. pro-
duces plain, straight forward argument.
and our 'inviucible igaoraHce (theologic-
ally spoken Of course)' endeavors to com
prehend or find it out, it shall be done il
we have 10 take ont search warrant in
order To bring so great a curiosity 10 ght'
%: The next lime Naive quotes from
the Sacred Scriptures, let him not add 70
nor take away any of the words therein
written;-('it you have a Testament Ar
~, turn TO the last chapter Of Revelation
10th and 10Th verses. and see the predic
anent in which you have placed yourself.
You say. "according 10 the words O
Christ: Il come not TO call the Just but
Sinners to penance. St. Matthew, gives
the following as the words Of Christ: ''ioI
| am not come to call the righteous but
sinners 10 rcpentance.' The word open
ance'' is not to be found in tie Bibe--I
is added for reasons known TO Mr.. \. 81
We make no professions 10 scholastic
the dcad languages; we endeavor, III an
humble way, TO make a temperate use OF
plain English and most generally succeed
in making it convey our thoughts, without
subiecting ourself 10 the charge OF muir
der in the first degree; but we would in
/ finitey prefer being deemed, in any eff
! fort we have made or shall make, ''poor il
spirit and erich in hope" because OF
that poverty, than to be like this Pharisai-
cal Native supremacy rise IN his o7cn
conceit-Latin and ALL 4th: synopsis
of all the statistics of the Queen City.
relative to the 40 drunkeres therein,
shall be given, according to your request,
as soon as received, and until they are
given, we ..recommend you to read, from
time to time the Cd chap. OF the Second
Epistle General of Peter, and you may
there find something particularly adapted
10 your own case; and, 9th and last: The
Native is respectfully informed that we
'.have a Bible and have read the 81.
4th and 9th verses of,the 9th chapter OF
Proverbs. according to his recommends
ton, and we candedly confess that trucr
description Of the ,camts and character Of
"a Native" could not be put in type: he
is not and is answered;-and we now LET
him slide! SO mote it BEL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-10
"a NATIVE, IN FUCKER!

1t has, for years, been the policy Of the
Locofoco party. to endeavor to make al
foreigners believe that the Wings were
their enemies; that the Wing party were
in favor of lengfhening the time. by
which those who had come to this free
rwenty-one gears and prescribing :hem
in every way Those who make these
charges knor them to be a pack of LIES;
but they have succeeded in inducing near
ly every one. who happened to be born on
the other side Of the herring pond, TO be-
lieve their falsehoods; and. on the locofo-
foco principle that lilies, well stuck TO, are
as good as TRUTHS locofoco editors still
continue to reiterate them. Every occa-
sion is seized on to pre- Iudice the minds OF
Germans. Irish, &C., further. if possible.
against the Wings; the recent ridiculous
attempt of the editor of the Jeff, aided by
live NATIVE" to make capital out OF
our correspondents statement oithe num-
Der Of drunkeries in Cincinnati. and by
whom kept, was alluded to last week
We repeat our opinion that IN alive s.
zeal was only enkindled by the allusion OF
Ii. to the ''faith" held by these Gin. grog
dealers; he now pretends that it was the
'.bigotry and nonsense" contained in II 5
letter, which impelled him to draw his
learned pen! If II. had merely said 'for-
eigners,' the world probably would never
have known that Richmond contained so
great and mighty scholar as Mr.. NJ
but HIS reelection on the vice Of for
eigners, but particularly Of a certain
religious faith" brought the Native out
Of his retiracy. and we can now see and
admire the brilliancy of his Senus,-we
can. The fact mentioned by II. of there
being $50 foreigners engaged in dram
selling in that city. is described by the
jeff editor as giving. not only the $50.
but all, "a rap. for being SO unfortunate
rs to have been born in foreign country"
la wanton and uncalled for attack on
foreigners! Not one word is said about
the 100 americans engaged in the same
accursed business of putting The bottle TO
their neighbors' lips. Has the editor no
yearniEg bowels Of compassion for his
own countrymen. and could he not make
some political capital by also charging II.
with giving them rap for being so unfor.
tunatc as TO have been born in this coun-
try. and making wanton and uncalled
for attack on Americansl 1t is a misfor-
tune, deeply to be deplored by all good
men and true philanthropists-every man
who thinks at all about the misery and
NO inflicted on community by those en-.
gagged in the traffic-that such men, be
they foreigners or Americans, scere erer
born and raised in a cirii:ed or any
other community: they are blighting and
whitening curse to any country.
We made few remarks last week about
the effort made by the editor of the jeff
and his knowing correspondent, in boring
for political capi,al-,hey were not intend
ed - . reply to N; We deemed II. fully
competent to do that himself, if he thought !
he game worth shooting.
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SWAIN Il POE. No. =, Ms;a street,

n
H ESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF
IL their friends and the public generally to
their Stock OF Fresh
rn"dly orooSP1SSs
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the old stock of Young
Mcclure, and lusi received large additional
supply. they are prepared TO furnish their Gus
toners with every ding in the GROCERY line
on a good terms as any other ESTABLISHING mt Ia
the CITY. Their stock consists. in part. Of
Coffee. Spices, ground and ungrouna
Sugar, tobacco.
Teas, Dried Peaches,
NolasSes, Eai>ius,
Lake Fish. Dates.
Cod Fish. Herring,
w indow Glass. Nails,
Cau5ies-a general assortment,
Brcou,. Buckets, Baskets. " ash Boards.
TUBS, Churus, Pitch Forks. Hoes, Hatchcts,
Maekcrci. No / 3, Cheese. Ae. &c.
All of which they " Ill SELL for CASH, exchange
for country produce. terms which cannot. nor
shall not fail to please customers. The highest
marke, price will be paid all times for all kinds
OF available country produce Call and eAamine
oar Stock and ii pleased, BlA.
sept. ~, 1919. 2o-u
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EVAvE you TRIED DIR PuRDIES FAM

EVAVf. You TRIED DIR. Pt7RDIt.- FAM
III lily MEDICINES; well they are good,
call at Dir. Howells Drug Store. 10. l6. Main
street, whore you can get furGlrs' Pills. for
Dyspepsia and Liver affections. Furdies Plaster
for all sorts of sores. Purdies Ointment for all
diseases Of the skim eruptions. piles. burns, Sc.
ana DR. Purlles Phoenix Bittets, a great re~iorer
of the system These medicines are Just intro
duced here. but they have had a great run in the
east Try them. and prove them.
Richmond. Oct. 3, i~49. loft
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L r. /. VI $
ENESN ANNAvAA.
FARO UHAR & VICKERS.

AVE jusi received a fresh supply of Cloths.
thsinrrcs, OF the latest - les, Fancy aud
PLAIN t-stings, C,nada Overcoming Blue Fell.
sc, hirh will be made TO order on The sborfr st
notice. Also, supply Of Ready Made Clothing.
Cravafs, Gloves, Hosiery Shirts. Of their own
manufacture Doda's best Hats, Caps NJ tho
latest - sle. D":crs fin" and double Cali boo L.,
Sho-s, &c All II which they will sell low tor
CASH.
LANu'S.-.1hey are now prepared to supply
the ?nhlc with Jepnipg's New Patent Pre- n,um
SAFETY Gas Lamps, and Patent Pho-gen- Gas
for burning in The same; ii fresh supply Of Cor.
u.Iius' Pst,nt Lsri Lamp; also o NJ set of spi.n.
did GrTipt"ics. four igIis- Call and re. the ~
Richmond. Aug. %. I-49. 3G-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-10

GA correspondent Of the London
Times says: 1T will hardly be believed
tina, the whole quantity of gold currency
in the world. taking it at its usual esti-
mate Of $50 900 900 sterling, would only
weigh about Il 90 tons: and that IN bulk
a room 60 feet long. - feet wide, and 10
feet hipb, would hold it all
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

HNfIREE Rockaways. doub--seated. finish
i ed in the best style; on hand and for sale
CHEAP. Also 4 second hand carriag-, for
sale or hire. Call at the old stand Oh SoutA
Fifth Street, sou til of the Starr House
JONATHAN MATHS.
Riclmond, Sept. 10, 1919. 39J
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EAR. i,s..f'H- of IIl~horough, o, has left
! J for siit. at Dr. iowrll's Drug Store. No
l6, Main street the following mcoieines: The
Family Pills: Dvspeptic Pills: Asthma or Phthis
ic Pills; Cough Pills; Cough Pow ders; the Bloody
Fiux OF DIarThora Powders: Children Diarrioea
or summer Complaint Powders: \ static Cholera
the first or. they generally called pre-
monitory y wpioms.> Diarfhoea Powders: Chill
ana Fever Fever and Ague, an Cure Fills.
oct. ). 20. .l6-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-10

OJThere are three thousand six hun
dred and six,y-four known languages now
used in the world. OF these. nine hun
dred and thirty seven are Aslatc: i've
hundred and eighryseven European:
two hundred and seventy six African:
and one thousand six hundred and TWEEN
ty- four American dialects.
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1. q. q. r.

Meet on Friday evening OF each week, at
o'clock. Hall in Lippencott's new building, OPP
poste the Huntington House.
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-AAvs~c1Sauo.s ~1runSs

49, sl'| SE 81 .SIEr1 y 80 II -. Ln Sc
II r Adoertiscments piU he coDsptcuously in
serted in the - Patiaiium' attte foiloning rates'
One sqnare Of II lines, / to 3 treeks, ..- $ 60
Each continuance, %
One square for three months ~
% % 80 -..-.----...-...4 ,DD
" " twelve " --.C, 90
Three squares six monihs.------.-- --'...--.-b.oo
% year -~.---.-- .-----..-----. lo,UD
Half column six months ---.------. ------i2,po
20 year. .----.------.. -----2 90
One column six months -...---.--- =, %
- wear. -...-.-.--.---- 30 %
Professional card, not exec eGing five lines,
tor Subscribers, per
DO. for -subscribers..- -----.-.--.--.---3,O 90
Notices of Marriages and Deaths, when fur
niah-d by those Interested, or when sent over
some Responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, over SIX lines, are charged
% cents per square for the overplus.
The lee Tor advertising Divorce cases must be
pail strictly in advance. All other legal adver-
tiscnsents inserted the pecuniary i
~ OF the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, - per square VIII invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege oi changing tnoir advertise me hts every
three months.
Candidates for Office. who are sur,scribers, can
have their names inserted once, free of charge
Those who are not subscribers, dollar will
invariably be charged.
administrator advertisements being part al
the expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins
tration are expected to be paid out Of the first
monies collected for the estate.
1--WE expect TO adhere strictly to the above
terms.
Nv. q. PALMER, is our Agent at New Yo rk
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Nj Il T. TIN q =
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Clark Division. No. ). SOus OF Temperance.
Meet every "Wednesday evening, alta o'cl k.
Mechanics Mutual Protection, No. 1.
of Richmond.
JTMeets on Thursday evening Of each week
at the Hall of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
citation, at o'clock.
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REMOVAL. .1s
eEkO AMEs b. HrNNucuTr. re- 4

@ectuIIy informs lbs frie nds aud the public That
he has re1uov led his Enlistment TO the new
room az dining ohm Haines store
West half OF 40. ~.
where he is prepared 10 sell CLOCKS. MATCHES.
JEvELRy. FINE CUTLERY, SILVER SPOONS. SPEc-
TAcLEs. FANCT MOTIONS, sc. Ne, at his usual
reasonable prices.
f--CIocks and Watches repaired shor,
notice.
Richmond. April II 1919 l7tf
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J-NTlN TON USE.

Nam strtet. Rtcanlong, 7nd-
INHIS House formerly known the ana n
/ sion House" and occupied BY K BRooKrSs.
has rece ntly been purchased by the subscriber.
who IS nov fitting II mp III moaern style for thu
rcconIm % alton Of the public. His TABLE
shall at al times be provided with the best tn
country affords; shall not be surpassed in
variety ana style 10y any IN the country. He
has fitted up and consIde rabs enlarged has Stable
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsTLER. and plenty OF the best Of feed for horses
The adersrned feels couffoe mt that. by strict
attention the wants of his guests he Ill me ri,
a share OF public patronage.
Boarding by the Day or Week.
on reasonable tie rms Also, HORSES kept by
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. Feb 81 Is4o Off
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September ~, 1919.
FOR Al. IL.

ri Undersigned wi shrs TO sell five Dwell.
ling Houses, cheap for caSh, or on three
wears time. The payments to be mad" in four
instruments. EDW ARD FRANCIS
Richmond, Sept. II, Iri9. :}S:if
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T<HE undersigned wishes 10 purchase large
i amount Of FLAX STRAW, after the seed
has been taken oil. and the straw ro'ted III the
usual way. The Flax should be either Pniied
Gu, close to the ground and k@pt dry a.
possible J. Apply At the esiaAi .shnent. on the
Mode Fork j miles northeast Of Richmond.
GEORGE WILSON.
.SsDfpg.Ley oh I~49 31G
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NRESH Bre ad, Cakes Of all kinds. Crackers.
II &c, constantly on hand and for sale by
SWAIN & FOE.
Sept 10, 1S49 39-tf.
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THE, MAJ lOS l..

= =
still occupies his old stand
(TH;, NATlOS AT..
that h. has pa, the House. as we'll as the whole
estabt ishiaeut. first rate order for the accom-
mocation ofthe travelling public, nth the deter
mination that he will be outdonc IN the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with a cali No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment Of his
guests.-In short, he Is determined To keep q
good and orderly house, and make ever. per
son that calls On him at home. His charge shall
be low any house OF the kind "a the Wet
no man shall 20 away dissatisfied II his pow
er TO prevent Feeling thankful for pas; liyors.
he hopes to be sustained by his Ole fr.cne- and
customers. ANY favor will he thankfully re-
ceived, and in his humble wav. shall b. returned.
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb. ., -i9. 43'45tf
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WILLOW SPICE MIL S--FU RE
GROUND SPICES.-BEATTY & FIsAER.
would INTERIM Merchants and others. dealers il
the above articles. that they have established
themselves in Hamilton. Ohio for the nIangfac-
ture ana sale of every kind OF
GROUND SPICES and III STARD.
which they warrant perfectly pure and OF the
hes, quality. They would also inform the pub
Ic who may be in need Of any Of these articles,
that they have appointed Dr.. ]. Howells. their
Agent for Richmond and surrounding country,
who IS authorized to sell at their prices. either
wholesale or retail Please call and get your
supplies at Dr. J. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
Oct 3. 1919 No Is. Main ST.
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"LOlle. CORN. CORN MEAL, and
4 for sale hv SWIM & POE. MOI.
Opposite the Post Office.
Richmond. June 9Th, 1919 2itf
oct. 3. LAG. S-T
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How Goods !.
Foreign ::u.. E,o.rac>tic Dry s.ood>

Eefy SaOOO>
of the latest and most approved pat. rms: among
which will he founI CLOTHS. CASSINERES
SATTlNETIS, Nv EEDS, JEANS, VEST.
INGS, &c. &c.
Ltnii,9. ESPECIALLY. tRI. INVITED 70 CALL
AND examine his stock Of DRESS GOODS
among winch are: Fancy fIak Lawns OrgauG
do. do, French do. do, paid 90. do, new STYLE
Caineion stripe. striped crnaatnra. &c. Sc.
SIIkS, of nearly all shades ana prices; plain
and fancy Nous de Lainr; Goats hair ana Al
pacca LusfreS; Grape De Iainr; Bombazlues
Cashmeres: MEXICAN and California Piald.; En-
ston and Manchester tiInghams: Prints IN great
variety; p am Nous. de Lame shaw Is SILK fringe
ana embroidered DO; Grape Iesse; Null and
Book Mnslins: plain aud fancy K ibbone, Fringes,
i.accs, Carpet Bags, and Notions IN abund
anre.
BONNETS China Pearl. Superior EnrliSi,
Straw, Pamela, Fancy Coburg, White Lace
Florence Braid, and Gimp; Misses and Children 5
Bonnets and Hats etc. etc.
ALso.-Cnfitry, Q"eens'rafe, Hard,rarr, Giass
Naiis, Whit Lead oil, GrocUies, &c
- A large assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
and SLIPPERS. which can and gE1
will be sold at low prices. ALso,-An RH{
assortment Of PAR.sor.s and TMBRELLAs 49,
G57He would again invite the pull to n n ex :
animation Of his GOODS, as he feels confide nj
none can undersell him without a sacrifice. For
the truth OF the stateruentC ,fg aud SEE.
JT-W HEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS.
in demand at all times; for which will be PAID
the highest market-price in Cash Goods.
IFCOINT P;sODI CE, taken in
exchange for Gooas--s--1
RICHMOND. Sept 10, $40. l1tf
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A1lHDoW Gil AS. from by TO- Ia - hv
w -; Picture do. from - by /, to ~ t., >
Doctors Office Furniiure--ail kinds Lamp
Chimnrvs IL 8 cts. each. For sale hv
Oct 3, 1919. IRWIN REED.
>IEN Mo Nh TA,RS. Surgical Instruments
and TrnSses of all kinds, for sale hv
Oct 3, SO. l. REED
~ rs G. II ~ p : REMEDY FOR CON
~ 81 NPiIDN, for sale by
IRWIN REED.
Call aud get pamphlet explaining H.
oct 3, I>I9. Ig-tf
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r AwRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD, i.
IL always kept for sale at DR.. HoweIs Drug
Store No. Is Main street
May o. 1912. an
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+ tHLOROFORM...A supply of this Great
lLholera Remedy. just received and for sale
At DIR. Howei's Drug Store, No. 10 Main street.
Oct :, 1919. eff
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MS OF b GRIP o n
One gear, poyabie in Advance, 80 .--.- $500
After tie year expires, ---.------.- 800
For sir months, in alliance. -. 90
lcOPy Of the Palladium and Lady's Book S!o1
do. do. Sartan's Magazine. 90
1Frhe subscription price Of the above mag
azines is 81 per year. IN advance.
ITN0 Daper disc0nfinUed DnfiLaU arrearaoes
ARE phil, except at tie obtioa ofthe editors.
Iostay~ must be pull, BY corresSondeats, 10
insure aftcafiOn.
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WOOL. WANTED! tf~
Ar TBE---
Richmond WOOIIcn Factory.
HE undersigned are prepared 10 receive
w % l., to manufacture into CIorB,
CASHMERE, SATINET, TWEED. FIASsEL, and
3LASKErs,-eith-r shares or BY the yard
Aiso,to
Gard and Spin by tlsc Pound.
B'They have on hand supply Of the above
named articles, which they Will exchange for
WOOL They will, also,
EuDD and Dress Cloth.
for all who will favor Them with their custom
LEvINCS KING l. son.
Jth mo. Odd. $40. 22tf
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

rTNHE subscriber wishes to call the attention
Il of the travelling public TO the fact that he
stIll occupies his old Stdnd
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List BANK NOTES RECEIVED THE BRANCH
B,NK Ar RICHMOND:
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of the latest aud most approved pat rms; among
which viii he founi CLOTHS. CASSINERES
SATTlNETIS, Nv EEDS, JEANS, VEST
INGS (.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-06
germs ofthe Enquirer.

az The Enquirer Is published DaiLf ltof the cry
,,J SEMI WEEKLY tfor the country.) FOR the uaiiy
seven dollars per annum aud al the rate oil egi
Glars If taken for shorter period than year. FOR
4 semi, Weekly, five dollars per annum, ana Ihfee
collars Cct six mouths, payable in advanceio oePa,a N
.,xe. rremitted by mail post paid; ors'S poiat'
~ annum al the end ofthr year
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
y TIE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square oi
~-n lines, or less, first insertion, MY cehss anu
ems succeeding insertion twenty-five cents "
serted once a week, twice 4 week, OF lnfee u"es d
week ta,riesseven and half cents
Is THE SEMI-WEEkLf-on-> qaafe. - siateeh
lin or less, trs, insertion, cents; iot
aace, 30 cents. ,,n,r,,h,
Annual advertisers charged MY doilals thil
y lines and III thar proportion Tor au'el'lsemeh's
ri pr-a,rr iength-except Lottery vendors ana Auc-
tione-rs who are charged one hundred collars paper
included Ii ,,,,, :; i, ,,I
n. a,ance nav or satisfactory references, 10 insure
-,,cuti -.
~, All dues this office may he remitted per mail,
GOOD and available Bank notes, al the risk OF The
or ne postage IF al letters beng pad 6y he cr'-
..-'1hr hostage Of single letter is scarcely OF any
account to the writer: il is the accumulation OF post
- IN an extensive business, which operates as a
&c. nus tax unon -" Editors
r. All Obt,aarss ana Marriages from the country,
s,enever the partys hand wriingis unknown at this
must be authenticated by the endorsation Of the
r,.maser in the neshborbood. or they will III no case
published. Every measure, that has been taken to
J. imposirions andIuizzes, has proved heretofore
ypIuc. We must, therefore, insist, IL such case,
,yn the commune ne certified by the name OF
ep,stmaster .pritten on the back Of theletter.