Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 6, Number 48, 3 December 1836 — Page 2
The NewOrieans Bulletin of the 29th olt.
Cr dm arrival 01 w evur. ZL. .Mttrfar. from Velasco. Texas, we
i. Viinminn nfdstrt from that country
to the fifth. Oo little dread of an enemy preJ " -.a m thm tumtntrr at present, that the in
habitants are'qoieU cultivating their lands,
and attenuinj www -fonnasces. Soma Thespian corps have opened the temple, and made a debut at Columbia,
under favourable auspices, ine army remams stationary, and somewhat impatient to he sm-a-ed in more active duty, in which,
notwitheUtnding'threats of formidable preparations on the part of their enemies, we suspect they will be disappointed, as time will disclose. We along time since prophecied that not another hostile gun would be fired in Texas, and as yet, we have lost no faith in nrAnhetieeift as to this particular.
The payers containing the particulars of
their newiv ornnizea congress, lurnisn no
matter of great public interest, the members
aa yet being engaged in regulating the minu
tes oi matters oi oruer ana enqueue, puur w entering upon their more serious deliberations. Santa Anna is still in confinement,
which is rumored to be not so rigid as of late,
there beine? on foot some measures pre para
tnrv to him release. Should it be true, and
he is to be released, Texas should require something in the way of a ransom, to enable her to discharge some of the heavy liabilities
incured by her biiigerent operations.
The vacancy as Uommander-in-iniei, oc
casioned bv the election of Gen. Houston to
the nresidencv. will be filled it is said by one
of the three candidates, Gen's. Thomas ltusk,
Green, or Felix Houston.
From all that we can hear and read of tle
initiatory operations of the Texians in their governmental concerns, we are induced to
believe that thev enter upon their new and
untried career, with as much of the requisite ability and honest sincerity of purpose, as any people ever did, and with sufficient to enable them to take their independent stand among the sovereignties of the earth.
MAarLAND. Four of the nineteen "recusant electors, of the Senate in Maryland have entered the college and performed their duty. Public opnion, most emphatically exDressed, directed them to this course. The
revolutionary movement contemplated, by
these partisans of Van Buren has found no
favor with the people of Maryland. They
could not be persuaded that the way to re
form was to lead over a violated Constitution they could not believe that it was safe first
to break up their present iovernmeni, ana trust to the tender mercies' of their self-constituted guardians for a better. They resolved to preserve what they possessed, until the manner in which present abuses were to be reformed should be presented in a constitutional manner for them to accept or refuse. They want to know before-hand, how reform is to be effected, and if they approve the plan then they think it will be time enough to do away with the regulations, under which they have lived for half a century. A very pru dent determination. Dayton Journal. In Judge Marshall yearly visits to Pauquire, where the proper implement of his favorite aport (quoits) were not to be had, be still practised it amooa his rustic friends with flat stones for quoits.
A casual guest at a barbecue in that county, (one of
the rural entertainments so frequent among the country people of Virginia) soon after his arrival at the spot aaw an old man emerging from a thicket
which bordered the neighboring brook, carrying as
large a pile of these flat atones as he could hokJ between bis right arm and bis chin; he s'epped brisk
ly up to the company, and threw down nu load a
song them, excmimmr, "There! Here are quoits
eaouch for us all I" The strangers surprise mav
be iangiaed when he found that this plain and cheerful old man was the Chief Justice of the U. States,
ML HENDRICKS. A DEMON. A ngro was brought into Masses. Editors: You are authorized to our town a day or two since in chains, by an say to the public, that Senator Hsjcoaicxs, Arkansas sheriff; fornaving murdered in Hot while electionereins on the Wabash, nen-Snrinff countv. about three weeks since five
. . . . c . . -
ding the residential election, openly oppos- individuals his maaer, auwner wnue
ed the. elevation of Gen. Harrison to the Presidency, and urged the friends of Mr. Van Buren to bo active in the support of that Sntleman. I do not say this to prejudice r. Hendricks claims (if he has any) to a re-election for a third Senatorial term, but to show that his non-committal course, and his
trimmine? between the ooliticial parties ofl
this State, can no longer serve his purposes.
lie will be unmasked, and bis false face ren
dered useless. The name of a responsible
gentleman is left with the Editors as a vouch
er for this.
A Wabash Citizen. We give the above, with a single word of comment. We are authorized to refer to a highly respectable gentleman ot Vermillion countv. to whom Mr. Hendricks is said to
have avowed himself a Van Buren man. f n other parts of the Wabash, Mr. Hendricks was less decided, and we so expressed our
doubts as to his support of Mr. V. B. a few
weeks since. If he has any particular opin
ions about men, the public rave a right to be made acquainted with them. fEds. Wabash
Courier.
RICHUOBID
and three negroes, and burned their bodies. The infuriated demn, (we know no more aporonriate teraO was assisted by another ne
gro, whom he killed, by knocking on the head when retreating from the scene of their hellish iniquity, that none could tell the horrid tale. He confessed the crime. Mr. Thos. H. Huskey was the unfortunate master, who was emigrating to Arkansas from this county. The wretch will most assuredly expiate his diabolical infamy in ths flames. We raise our voice against such punishment, notwithstanding the monstrous crime.
Meapbia
the
is
Huoe Cattle is CiaEnojcT, N. H. There is a cow at Clarenont, New Hampshire,
weighing 1 890 lbs., raving trained, says
Eagle, over 250 lbs. since
March. She
SATURDAY:::::::::DECEMDER 3, 1836. TURNPIKE tJEETING. The citizens of Economy and vicinity are requested to meet at the public house of John Thorn burs, in the town of Economy, on
Satuiday the 10th of December, at 1 o'clock,
lor the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning the Legislature of this State for an act of incorporation to make a Turnpike from Richmond through
Economy to Muncietown
cconomy, Dec. 3, 1 836
Mami
EAST FORK CANAL. The Committee appointed by the canal
convention at Dunlapsville to prepare and circulate petitions, in the neighborhood rep
resented by the Richmond delegation, and the Committee of Correspondence for Rich-
w M . ; - -
peneci imoeri in we in-jaru, mond. together with all the friends of the
GEORGIA, will probably go fc,5 at least such are tbVmdie.
- JSSBJ
tarns received.
In TENNESSEE, White, at the " tun fa ueMiU.p.U. m -
was considerably ahead of
But few returns, however, hast
From the National Intelligencer. Messrs. Editors: 1 noticed in your paper
of this morning an article headed "Patent
Cow Milker' giving a description of a new method of mi' king cows with a "Milking Siphon. i
As this notice may lead those not aware ot
the effects of milking in that manner to attempt experiments, I will forewarn them by
giving my own experience.
dome eighteen years since, l saw an ac
count in a newspaper similar to the one a-
bove alluded to. Being somewhat inclined to
try experiments, 1 procured tour small tubes
and introduced them into the teats of one of
my father's cows. The milk flowed freely.
and the cow was speedily milked, without any exertion. My father, fortunately, objected to the trying of the experiment upon any other cow until the effect should be observed.
Within one week the animal thus milked be
came sick and refused to eat. The patent
mode of milking was at once discontinued.
and the cow recovered very soon. Upon in
quiry. I ascertained that, in everv instance
where the experiment was tried, it had the same effect. Nature seems to have decreed that her own nutriment shall be extracted by pressure alone. The why pad wherefore 1
leave for wiser heads than my own to determine. I give the facts for the benefit of others. Let them ascertain the reasons, if they
desire to know them.
Slip of Ike tmmgue. Lawyers are so constantly in tbo habit of saying one thing, when they mean an
other, tbat they are much more exposed to aiips of
the toogue than other men. We nave heard of an instance lately. A clerk of a rourt in Middlesex was required once to ask a blessing, at dinner, on Sabbath. He arose, and unconsciouslv commenc
ed, as if reading an indictment "commonwealth of' Massachusetts, county of Middlesex solicit f but
recollecting himself, he exclaimed mO bless my soul, I've got bold of the wrong farm, and sat down ia confiarioc.
We find in the Boston Courier, the subjoin
ed notice of a meteoric shower, on the morn
ing of the J3lh, as observed at Cambridge, where the philosophical and curious were a'!
on the alert, anticipating a display similar to
that of 1834: "The 'meteoric showrr was noticed this morning, but was far inferior to what was
described on former occasions. At half past
three, there were a few light cloud in the south-east, from which flashes of lightning were seen in a rapid succession the stars were brilliant, occasionally obscured, in part, by thin floating vapor. At 18 minute before four o'clock, a large meteor darted from the north, it was quite luminous, and in size
apparently equal to one-halt the lull moon.
This was succeeded by many smaller meteors; and 23 were counted by me, during an hour and a half; several were seen by other per
sons that escaped my notice. During this Df the- se.i of knowledge gathering pehbles time one was observed of great brilliancy, wh-r with to hmlH his fcehle fabric. Often
having a luminous train, apparently a yard in ne is misunderstood msrepresntedtaun length. The lightning continued the whole , mnit ;, ,,w. Often does
time, and there were considerable appearan-j ifv nirlf frpr hi rlnwin? thoughts.
- - i j r o o '
ces oi aurora uoreaus. !-,i n:n k; ,.n.,n hr.rv rii rr.re aneer
the crushing insinuation the covert slan-
Qtricx Work. We were yesterday an eye-'ferthe ODen denunciation all wait to feed
witness to a specimen of despatch, which,! nnrin i.:m Too true'
unwieldy as an elemanU She was raised in
Oxford. There is also a steer in the
town owned by Isaac Hubbard, Esq. weigh
ing 2800 lbs. We wonder where the Claremont fanners find s much pasturage in New
England as to maki suah cattle. A 'IEITLF' SWEET.
In onenimr a boi of rock candy, lust re
ceived from New fork, at a coffee house in
this place, a laree atone was found which had
been fraudulently ceposited in the candy.A slip of paper attiched to the stone contained the following sreet poetic effusion, giving a
candted account tf the fraud: "My name it is atom if ye wish for to know For fear you I denie i the stone i will show I hare wisdom and td'.ance a nuff for to traid In the place of rock candy ibis stone I have Liid For traid exChanie go a head.
A preacnrk -w one day struck with surprise on beholding a beautiful set of curls on the head of a lovely maid, a member of his
class, whose hair had been usually plain.
Ah! Eliza, said he, you should not waste
your precious time curling your hair: it iod intended it to be curled, he would have curled it for vou. 'Indeed. said the witty maid, I
must differ with you. When I was an infant, he curled it for me, but now I am grown up
he thinks I am able to do it myself.
Canal, are requested to meet at the Council
Chamber to-day, at 2 o'clock. One or the Cossittu or Saturday, Dec 3, 1 836. Corsespondence.
counts
ren.
MASSACHUSETTS, wbiok .w.,. . 1
ders were disposed to ehum rTS
since, make a strong bennnisur fJTZli
gainst Van Buren. Two hundred ITA
ty-four towns, give 5000 Whig tnajoritjTX
Mmmmrr iroin ILtLtliUlO, COBUSJa
vor the belief that Van ha 1 .
there.
received.
From Louisiana. MisaisainnL If .'.
A Kama anil Ark ansa k,
a..w hv iviawma.
v an ouren is oeyond doubt, elected fcvrV people.
Harrison's majority in Indiana w lj, CATHOLICS, There are now in the United Stat. .1 . J
Jdred and fort) r -eight priest, twenty eo-Vv
eminariea iir male, sixty aemiaaries tm tt"
Go-Betweens. There is perhaps not a more odious character in the world, than that of a go-between by which is meant that creature who carries to the ears of one neighbor, every injurious observation that happens to drop from the mouth of another. Such a person is the slanderer's herald, and is alto
gether more odious than the slanderer him
self. By bis vile oroeiousncss, he makes that
poison effective, wheh else were inert: for
three-fourths of the aanderers in the world
would never injure their object, except by the malice of go-betweens, who under the mask of double frieniship, act the part of dou
ble traitors.
OCrThe wood-dr airing. See. appears to be inconvenient for many ot the patrons of the Palladium in the present stele of the roads;
but, as the end of the year is drawing nigh,
we would like to draw our business to a focus, and as the draws on us are imperative, it is hoped we will not draw in vain. We must
draw, as we are drawn on.
N. B. The Palladium has not advanced
fifty cents per cord.
P. S. Job printing and advertising have
"riz, (elsewhere.)
The Legislature of this state will convene on Monday next; Also, the Congress of the
United states ; and as me great contest is
over in regard to the executive head, we may hope for a more placid session of the national
Legislature than the late one. That Mr. Van Buren has received a ma
jority of the electoral votes appears almost
certain from the several statements received;
some of which are given below: THE PRESIDENCY, THE RESULT AS FAR AS ASCERTAINED.
We annex the result of the Presidential
election as tar as ascertained. As soon as
the official returns reach us, we shall give the acoTeffate vote received by each candid
ate in each state of the Union.
and seventeen con eats.
llie umlers.gned having
ma n.crcamiia
doors eaat of the Bank, on
Main
The Editor. Wi found the following par
agraph the other da; in an exchange paper.
We know not whets it come from, but there
is too much(-u& in it to let it pass.
"The path of anEditor is not over thickly
planted with roses In the silence of the
night, when men forget that they live, or
bathe their spirit 11 rosy ; dreams 01 miss
when sorrow has forgotten to tug at the
heart, and ambitbn to fire the brain -he
sleeps not. Bv the dim lamp he wanders
through the fields of thought, or by the shores
ELECTORS ELECTED. Van llano, iiarriaon.
Webrter.
Maine 10 New Hampshire 7 Vermcnt 7 Connecticut 8 Massachusetts Rhode Island 4 New Jersey 8 New York 42 Pennsylvania 30 Delaware 3 Marrland 10 Ohio' 31 Virginia 23 124 49
14
It is probable that the elections
14 in the re-
as a t
nousa lormeny occupied ay J. W. Gilbert. W leave to inform bis old friends that he ass ia ant piete assortment of all kinds of GOOfeS wsawTk the western country; and he will self thee) m u cash or country produce. Jesus, liatey, kseT and many other kinds of trade w'll be lakeaats highest price. 56 cents will be given for m feathers ia goods. I solicit the custom r mZ
friends and hope I will be able to treat tbaiZ heretofore. Try me call and see. .,
DANIEL nr?ft 48-H
December 3rd. 183C.
NOTICE. Tboe taMlefcAaJ to Uw
an a a .
win piease take notice tint 1
be under the necessity of collecting all does. Sag accounts aa are over six months standing d est an, tied soon will be left with the proper oQcer mhU lection. December 3rd. 1830. DISSOLUTION T; . WILLIAM W. LYNDE having witbdrntb v " tataratt from thearaMof A. C. Ulaackaaj ae. of RiehaMnd, and Blanchard'a Lyade af AailaxwAm all connection hereteawe sitting beta ma Mm aattj iraww dinjulttd bv ntataal consent; the baMaaa aSfe
eontinaed br A. A Wai. Btaacaard a saw! the name of A. C BtanchaH A Co.. who .72
to the aatdeoMat ot thm bnameM at taid krai
ALBERT C. BLANCH ATCl WILLIAM BLANC1IARD, WILLIAM W. LYNDE. . ALSO, Atx connection, which haskeit.
fore existed between the subscribers, it solved bv mutual consent.
ALBERT C. BLANCIIAKOL WILLIAM VV. LYNDeTT, Ricwxoxd. Nor. 28, 1836. 43 le v
Drs Cc nedicisae sSatafcUsSs
a a a a a . a .
snouid nave lieen skeptical in believing, it Winnebago
was me operation, at the t air oi the Amen- Interpreter
Trxatt AJtn Murpb or the -The Galena Gaz. of the 2 2d
can institute, ot reducing wheat in the straw announce the important fact of a failure on to baked bread in ten minutes. The process the part cf Governor Dodge, in accomplishing
a 3 iuiiuws. 75"? wunmirn ui siraw . a i'reaty with the Winnebagoes on Thursday were placed in a machine in the garden, which nightf we earn that the Commissioners apcame out threshed in a minute and a half: a.1 th ..rr.m.nt frz TWlmO tr.
Tie reason ichw. Almost every thing consumed! the wmnowinir was effected in a minute: the! r. k w.--u- . r.r.i,.r
la a family, iiow eommands exliorbitant price., ex-!grinding and bolting occupied a minute and a ce.sion of their lans to Uie United States, eept cream, of which, by the way, there is none. half; the dough was kneaded and the cakes in making a trety.
inquiring 01 our miiKman tne reason or 11 scArciiy, formed in two minutes. The whole contents
M satnu our query by saying that -rr.lk has r,x of the twelve bundies were .aced jn a kitch.
7'"" " 7 .I'" l"pi. . I en range, and came out thoroughly baked in !
3 . psiun iour minutes making in the whole ten mm
ms uiuuici w uan. one iuiu nun
it was a bad place for little bovs; whv a a a a j - a w
maining states will result as follows: Van Baren . IlarrMoo. White. North Carolina 16 South Carolina 1 1 Georgia 1 1 Kentucky 1 5 Alabama 7 Mississippi 4 Arkansas 3 Tennessee 14 Indiana 9 22 35 32 Webrter. Already elected i as per statement 146 84 14 above 3 146 84 14
mo
ther, didn't you and father use to go to balls when you were young f Yes, but we have
teen the folly of it, said the mother. Well, mother, said the son, I want to see the folly
j u 100 :
An Insinuation. The late Dr. Bush by, XvChaplain to the forces quartered at DoT, xngbind, was one afternoon delivering . . 1 . . . .0
s auncoorse irom uie eignm commanament, in
whkb ne ammnavertea on tne tad conse
quences of stealing. h is. said he. 'such an
unsentlemanly, beggarty thing for a soldier to Wal. Not, my beloved brethren, that I
would tax any of you with the commission of
so 1001 a sin. ao, heaven forbid it, though I have lost a pair of boots and several other
wraps since us regiment was stationed on
tne neignts: Miss Willet has recoverel A820 of Mr. Smith, both of Frederick. Co. Xf.l.
Mr. S. told Miss W. he would marry her j
RECAPITULATIOIV. Martin Van Buren William H. Harrison Daniel Webster Hugh L. White
146 votes
84 14 32
We further learn, that on Monday evening last, Mr. Poquett, long and favourably known as an Indian Trader and Interpreter,:
mi Ihnt hv a inn nf Ukirlinn ThnnHw m
utes. The cakes were distributed. around, prominent chief of the tribe. The circum. and they only wanted the aid of a cooler.' ci3im b thecals Pa-hnilatifft ssrilK fa flmTA art
a , aaa-a mmm a aMvwv vuw ai r S MS mm iviiasa
ana a lew pounus 01 ooshen butter to have the eveninir. was nassine Whirlinir Thun- 1fX77TrrS.,f w - MU im
been swallowed in another mmute. without au t-.-.h- . .it-..j ..k..i k?;r MTm van Puren' ccoraing
t n ... 71. i: siaiemeni, wm oe elected rresident of the
was uuucii i tie uiwcm in luc wanna- tr.uici.i.. i .u- i r 11 tive. The Indian renlied. Thn me hoot V0,tedSUles bv. .The following
and presented his nn loaded with
the aid of mastication. X. Y. Gaz.
The Last Stage or Human Misert. The Nashua Gazette crives the followbic shocking
detail of a lunatic case in New Hampshire: An insane pauper in this town is now con-
nned in a dungeon built in the cellar of his
keeper, from whom he former! v escaped, was
pursuea ana Drought back, and placed there for safe keeping. Shut up in darkness he
became frantic, as well he might, and no one Jare approach him; they fastened up everr outlet of escape, and here for tarn vmk k'
been imprisoned without fire, without cloth
ing, ana no numan eye has once seen him!
a irougn is piaced to receive his food, and here he is fed daily like the very swine! Is not such a picture too painful even for imagination! Th?re nre seron establihmnt in th it
States for educating the Deaf and Dumb.
you:
two balls, and shot him through the heart? The cause of hospitality is supposed to be an old grudge. The Indians were much excited, we are told, and would have sacrificed the offender on the spot, had they not been prohibited. The murderer is in jail at Fort Winnebago. At the late assizes, Mr. Piatt put the following question to a witness in the Nisi Prius Court Didn't you come to Maidstone this morning ! upon your oath. Answer. No; I came on horseback!
THE Relief Fire Company will meet on Monday evening, at early candle light, at the Council Chamber. By order, De.3.i8SC F.KING.
states are considered doubtful Louisiana 5
votes, Missouri 4 and Illinois 5. The votes
of the two former states will nrobablv he
given to White, and the latter to Van Buren. Bickni-l.
Trm the Dartoa X
Harrison has gained NEW JERSEY the
majority ranges between 00 and 1000.
rne majority for Van Daren in NEW
XUUK, exceeds 2000. irirrtrtA t . .
lr"i'"y V nemru irom, gives
ma AMirvB majority oi aooo. The State
PENNSYLVANIA, per oScial returns, 5J4 majority lor Van Buren. NORTH CAROLINA, too, from appearances, has given Van her vote. He was 5000 Ahead at the last accounts.
ft! E suliscrilier having removed bis drag from) tht corner of Mam aad TkM. la St
part occupied by Cbarlea Dickiawa, aaliaaasaa. 1 i near Front rtreet, inlbraM the puhlie' tbat he aaiaat tion now, and intend keema eoaaUntlr aa aaaa.ar
plv of botanic mediciaea. lie hmu likewiM lenawi m practice of aacdicine, bat intaodi praouaiae fymm MiC mm4 coaaae hiawelf to thm care cfchraaie Hkea aa.wA ,
Consumption Rheumatism all nuatxi
Scrofulous diseases Palsy Sore legs tracted limbs Female complaints, kct Abo, read prepared aad comtantly on kan I, -
Remedy for the Piles superior Eyr
Anti-billious pills, without mercury etable Vermifuge cure for yellow mxss, surfeit, &e. for horses. Palieato froai m dManca aaTuctotl rrith Kaaanag dke ei, and who cannot come tht will be aeanws dated with aaitable aaedicine by forward tag ia waaSf,! private conrejaeee.ttatintctbe particalan aad awI ner in which the are held. '
WILLIAM A. Richaaoad. I3tb aao. 1836. 4
Tta ibllowiaf eertiScate at; be of interna to
TO THE PUBLIC. Thii mv cartifr that 1 have been m criaab nt S
wards of tea years, eceaaioned by a apraia, aad by s aianaMSMnt mr anea becaaae mach wom.ntaandBg
a rAllout aabatance foraMd which rendered tat haAarvV ly oanleai. the knee beinr atiff I eoald only tat stoat sJ
cratches. leoiployed aeveral Phyaiciaaa, aat anwav other, without Micceaa, bat th ranch later I bteass
quainted with Dr. W. A. Brock, of Bichitet, aal hit attentiei. and perteTeranee I ia aa ftwiattoSati eapect in m abort tine to have the ate ofay lanh.
KACHEI, unw Woteuiber 30th. 1836. The above Rachel Linton bainc a fatoava af eaajSa
for totaetiaw retided with at, and m aww,wbawBSSS; eat itoproreaaeat it roinc eruatill arHha.aadlawf afr
the above certificate fin crafeful nmmmbrmmm) mmtrf
i-I"w ia tu fatt recereriac the aaa of bwaen,itertoinao doabt of her perfect rwtoreaiaa.
Neveakber 30th, 1S3S. -'
Thit ia to certify to the pabbe tbat ary
an. wnam ie anljetod wiUk
tion, and that by theatteation aad Dr. Wai. A. Brack, wat retfared botbaDd hat tinoa been travelliar
aat acquainted hit health bat ever since I
ELIZABETH 13th aaa. 1st. lajC
adistr
BsJBJTD Gml&C. fniHETlE WILL be told at pnUie L Saturday, the 31st day of Deceavbsr SC the premises in Henry county, lad. stanL miles north of Dublin, ifayae eooaty: . of the W. half of the N. 11 r ata4wC. acres off of the EL swJe of the N. tT.ar. ef s9. i ia township 17, range 12, the forty aeref to the dower of Polly K. Nett, snsW efJ--Nsitt, dec the said preaaiaen keiowg to tm
aad well ealcasated for a e well watered by spnaes sad
One third of the neiibass moeev is
eistesea sseatfca. Ts '
Km T Ika Imm
said day, when due attendance wilt bsffisat?
i
Nov. 18th, 18S3. 1 -7t