Terms for Newspaper Subscriptions and Legal Act Notice
The notice lists subscription rates for article delivery and billing terms, including village and office subscriptions, with late payment penalties. It also reproduces a New York act of May 14, 1810, amending revised statutes on justice of the peace jurisdiction for debt, damages, trespass, penalties, attachments, set-offs, and court procedures with detailed sections and effective date. The page also includes poems and songs such as Song of the Forest Emigrant and Rudolph the Wanderer.
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General Harrison at Columbus Fort Meigs visit and defense
The Columbus Fort Meigs celebration drew General Harrison from Cincinnati to Columbus where he spoke for nearly an hour. He defended his presidency stance, dismissed slanders, and praised Franklin county and Columbus citizens for their hospitality and support. Harrison argued that public liberty suffers when press and rivals distort character and pledged to answer inquiries through public sources. He refuted claims of being a coward and federalist, citing former leaders and his own record.
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RUDOLPH THE WANDERER
GENERAL HARRISON