Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 7, Number 43, 4 November 1837 — Page 3
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saoar last eveaing we euy w" Ibwii "- . fa. of thceap-
T y wwai" , iv.nl' bat the
1 BBWat-w "' - aiik fm v.
Ail it was no wrv - . CTjTrnwrnna that the rassengers ra'?ht t: 7. rrZL ...t. As u usual on
ineirw
tha most eotwrewf; Ptidrick who left
hour net the impress, Jau Saturday evening at 3 o'clock, Vr-rtwpect of an uninterrupted vov--rfCabe perceived d. not tally a-s- '.J. -irin above, as according to that &$?uivZZ to 2 o'clock on Sal- - ft is oropcr to adJ, that et-
0E9 all-""". everv direction, the moment
. kUni p-niiaaeionii. it "
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On the lOlband 13th instaat, nine were bung, ? period to cany into effect the resolution entered and 30 others were taken and imprisoned; it is into on this subject, at the editorial convention in
a a . . . III & aa..aaaaaa- 1 Mir I
MfRKHUW 1
rzagi believe wiu. . V V wMfe-tdav afternoon, despatched a
159 eam3n, to the revenue cut
ifh orders to have bcr put
with all practicable despatch, and
jn aMnaanco camu .. -city, had it been possible to render rTnntain Rhcn of the
'aZab. pledged himself to produce 100
a wo pours nouco .iujiu jJSSwe'ctitter "Gallatin" Captain Gojtsenlyi"? at Wilmington fr some weeks,
Unn f tlm dav is one. that a pi
tVe- vessel has been novenng on our anoiher. that a suspicious
.k! r.r into da vs of last week.
Jfjr patchwhence she suddenly set sail tlmmi to sea. The only positive inlellijtmSSi reached us f r same timo past, in 2 m pirate, ws the statement of the Capafaknr Marjprt, at New Orleans on the S r Csbrif was chased between the const jtZ& gad the Island ol Cuba, and by j 1st yMr ts is described in Mr. Radney's y tjgpliUj further appropriations for the -waajBte hundred and thirty seven. r. a wir. Tn1 lho Wl"wia? sunM bc aaJ ikt mm u hereby, appropriated, to be jii m at mj onapropriatcd mtmey in the Tfj2y sad mileage of the rocm!ers of CfnlntleffitMtwa hundred an J frty-eight
tlKiissadvshaalreddilbrs. r!irsUlion4ry,luel,prUitinj3nJ nil other conBtrvat espeaso of lbs Senate, thirty thousand
Ubrs. , fariUtioasrT, Cie prinlmg', nni all other contanat rxseases of the IIjuso of Kcprcscntalittv tbiRJssBd dollars.
fcr las caanaireni expenses n ure m, as eauawnte4 ia Ibe act of the third of Mtrcli bsv'Ml itnB the nmmnt nppnpriated by lost art sat ksrJred an J twenty thousand dot-
km .
far las leoef and protection of American nssMB im tmifu cotiotricf, ten ihous.ind dollars, rweefr tying the cipcnscs attenlin the prusr A 1 e .k. IT Sl:ilr !r the !ef I-
aa 'b hiv v. - - o ansneatbad by ibe late James Smithsoo, tf
Ism, live Mmsand dmrtrr - - - ?riaeconuttacnt expenses io the oflico of the
lAsHsrer, five Inn lred dulUrs.
tbe preparing, printing nnti 1 inainp iio-h-a . t . l : . .C ilka. HantA
.. 1 li .irrfif.n hnn freil an-l thirtv-
umsam. v a.. . . ws,icatj-1laof FebriiarV, eighteen hundred iwi ikirtyaMveo, sad the sewn I of .Mirth, cigh-neab'jnrfmfssJibirty-seven, to bcdisliursod untruWdirectioa if the com nitteo i audit and
toatrol the eon t indent expenses ft ttio senate, iststv-fivs lhoiaoJ d:jll:in. ! -." Am IK, it r..rtrr fancied. Th it if lho
ajNastfross dnlic, or from the atcs of puMic J sab, leaniainjf in the hm?s of the receiving lMSectisr otHrcn., c n t s inkienl at any
sashpijclcnt'ires nn l other ch irges which MVyeuMing I ti m ide payable out f aceruu if .t ia irm&rrml to thrt credit
f Da T.wircr.the Sji-ret iry of th.T Treasury shttvW authorusfd to p.iy the said debenture stJssWcfcinroso.it of nnv ra mcy inthcTrcns
srtautsifcera-pe npjr.pri itcd. a 1.1 1. : jr.. ....- I Thit the
sck. m mT fc r. - Serwrtwyef the Treasury le, nnJ he is hereby,
aatnnSMtoarrtne ana sonic any uu'-ujih- ,.. ir mrf monevs to the
i-a aaaaa WICilin avva. a -r B........ fMetaadetthractof twentv-.hird if June, cigh--- --- "s a a I
itaanwltedndtb!rt.v!ix, nnJ wnicn lajeasnidby the iejWitonr upon whirh they rdran er otherwiso nrnnijed and settled by
latUairsdoYife?, by tereivinjrsurhiiratts al pnr IssiTmcfltof any du!ts t. the United Stales,
saanaay aiiowan 01 micrcsi wr me uuic a, falls have been otirstandine and unpaid, or fstbtr allowance for interest or damages of
ataaenptton.
jrewed, 0;fcr 10, 1837. WACT miking an aiLliiinnil ppropriiti'n kr ms suppression of In tt.tn hostilities f r itvsar one thousand eight hundred and thirty-
liieunedac. That the firther sum of one isiii k .ir..t iKmia nl didlars shall be. and
Al BLaa s berebv. annroDri.ited out of any mon-
Treasury n-t otherwise appr.jri ited, to assjvaav ttMMM which h ive been or m iv lie
eearn)d,M preventing or siippressing1 the hrwliliaaf any lafitas; tbe expended vler the dietlunsf ow Btcrelarv of War, confirm lbly to lbs sets f Cuwfteai of the nineteenth of March, kindred a4 thirty-six, and of the acts
October 16, 1837.
1at
swu ow vtiitis wwib - a B " hoped that all their plans wiU be fully discover
ed. A strong patroll and guard is constantly kept up bv day and by night, and confidence is continued". Besides the slaves, three free negroes were hung, and it was intended to drive away all free persons of color. We hive further heard a report that Mr. Fuzilin had shot a white man who had been coinplotting with the slaves; a Spaniard was also taken but made his escape. A letter, it is said, from the pious and philanthropic Arthur Tappao was found on the person of one of the slaves, inviting them to the deed." The Bee of the same date contains tho following: By the Brian B whoime from Alexandria, information bv passengers and letters has been re
ceived of an extensive insurrection, which was
to have taken place on the night of the -Jytn at Bayon Rapide, a few miles from Alexandria, but for the discovery of the pilot by one of the parlies, on the 5th, who made a confession to his master.
About SO negroes were immediately arrcsica on
the 10th, 11th and 12th: Oof the principal lea
ders were hung ia Alexandria, 3 of them were
free; tncre are aooui w in jan awaiwug trial. ;nr I'niforl States trooDS have
M " v VSS'WM W w v ho. v been stationed throught the disaffected district.
Every thing is now quiet anu ine negroes swuplctcly subdued.,,
Many of tho advocates of a pure inetalic currency ha vo asserted that Bexiami. FaAXXtix was a Loco Foco, and have quoted opinions of hia to justify the assertion that the pomocrats of the olden times were in favor of the miserable doctrines which they arc now attempting to es tablish. The following extracts from pages 26 and 27 of the Autobiography of Dr. Franklin will set at rest any doubt which may have arisen Irom tho misrepresentations of the Loco Focos, as to his opinions on this subject: "About this time (year 17W) there was a cry among the people for more paper money; only 15,000 pounds being extant in tho province, an J that soon to be sunk. The wealthy inhabitants opposed any aUJ- . u:.. ...ilnci nil niiwr currency, from the
l lull, uviuj I I . . , I apprehension that it would depreciate, as it had 1 :.. VT. c,n..l,,n(t io fhn ini'irv of all credl- 1
UM1; 1U 4lI aLIjj-..", -w ... -j J tors. . Wo have discused this point in out j into, where I was on the siJeof an addition, being persuaded that the first small sum struck in 1723 had done much gcod by increasing trade, employment, and number of inhabitants in the province; since I now saw all the old ho ises inhabited, and many nexv ones building, whereas I remember well when I first walked about the streets of Philadelphia (eating my rail) 1 saw many of the houses in Walnut street between Second and Front streets, with bills on their door?, to be let, and m iny likewise in Chcsnut street and other streets which made me think the inhabitants of tho city were one after another deserting it. O .r debates possessed mc so fully of the sulject, that I wrote and printed on anonym3Upim;h'etjon it, entitled The Niturc and Necessity of a Paper Currency It was well received by the coninKJn people in grnenl; but the rich men disliked it, for it increased um. strengthened lho c! imour f r more mouev; and they happening to h ive no writers .n nl. tUt-n th-ii were able to answer it, their
opposition sfaeftCYf, irnttrfio point Wns earned by a m j rity in the II.wsc. My friends there, who a...aa. ..l,.l I tw.-ll of BOIIIO StTV ICC. tllOUgllt
fit lo reward me by employing me in printing the
mopcv; a verv prontaoie j k?, mu ..jii .. -k
me. ibis vf another aavaniage gumcu
ine able to write;
The utility of the currency became by time t
experience, so evident, mai me prim. whirh it w;is t-.unrh-d, were never ntierwardrf in irh dip ited; ro that it grew soon to filty five thousaii l pounds; trade, buildings and inhabitants all the while iii-re -ins though I think thcra nrc limits bevoud which the quantity may be hurtfur. " TREATING AT ELECTIONS. There are now no candidates b.f re the pcopfe, &. therefore it will be seen th .1 we em have no invidiousolject in calling public attention to this degrading evil, wlmh b -s cut ..rh a "P" upon western customs -ml which isdlcubted to produce so much mischief in our country. And, we hesitate not topnn uncc it wr.mg, in all its features. It is wrong, because unprohibited in holv writ. It is wrong, because it is a vio- . . r.i i...r ...hnrl It isi wronr. uc
laiionoi 1 iic ' " , f cause it has a tendency to corrupt the morals 01 - . ib a si r It I
freemen, and lo cause mem 10 iook ui suffrage, that invaluable bright-right, the price of blood and sullering of the best men of the
earth, lightiv. flnn i wealth a preponderating influence over virtue fit intelligence. . , Cwtuw. which give power to tyrants do not come to maturity at once. Their mo-:. dcBirmiiv would! too alarming were their full force to burst noon the minds of m-n, in fu I maturity. Were bribes in money to be offerc J for votes, thousands who will now onlv vote f r him who treats, would consider themselves insulted, and would consign the authors of such inults to infamy. B it these things grow in communities, where they are n t resisted, as noxious wce-s grow in ficWu, parti .llv cultivated. A glafs of grog,-nere!y rut
of friendship, is first presented, rtexi a grocerv, j r : .-ll .kn will drink next a victu-
. . a - a a I n . 1 ifmnn.l I
j w a aw snj a va aw a aiivuaivu -wh out and let us know the current of opinion, in their dilTcrent neighborhoods. Let them ail come up to tho work, and vast good may be done in the muntainanceof the purity of our elections. Indiana Temperance Adtecste. ANDREW JACKSON. The cxtnordsaary career of this favorite of Fortune, it is universally admitted Las made a
deep and abiding impression upon the. Govern
ment and ihc pcuplcot the La; ted btatcs; but tn.it the hand of Nature had stamped hi image in the solid and disemboweled rock of the land, is a
circumstance not generally known. Nevertheless, such is the fact. A recent discovery in geology has rendered his memory immortal, even it his extraordinary actions have failed to secure tkat boon fur him, and wedded his corporeal proportions and facial lineaments to stone, as effectually as could the chisel of Grcnough, Power?, or Clevinger. This is no joke, much as the relation may wear the outward garb and habit of one. In rounding and polishing one of the beautiful stone cola.amnaa aa, U ir-t nrni non , llu fmnt af the I 111 fa a ! I II
f iiivh Wl liu aaa w a . a atHw Bank of this city, on High street a very striking j full-length likeness of General Jackson was de
veloped, composed of impressions rniao ny we oxyde of iron, and plainly imprinted by the hand of 'Nature on the third column north, of the four front column?. It is not a mere fancied likeness, to perceive which it is necessary to call upon the im.nin . hut ana rcmarkablv strikin? and
HaMf(IHMlwUt - KM perfect, particularly in the general cast of the countenance and the position of the hair, the latter so peculiar in all likenesses of the General and never mistaken. This likeness can be recognized from any part of the opposite side of the street, for the extent of a whole square; but it can be seen to most advantage from the pavement of our friend Russet, almost immediately opposite the Bank. The beautiful column which presents this singular phenomena, was taken from the stone quarry at WiiVerley,on tho Ohio Canal, about tSO miles south of this city. O. Journal & Reg.
DICDUOHO IHD- PALLADI0L1
SPECIE PAYMENTS. The following article on this subject is from the Madisonian of yesterday: RKst'gFT.oa or Specie Pavjuvts. It affords us sincere pleasure to state, that preparatory measures have been taken, which can scarcely fail to lead to an early resumption of specie payments, by the leading State Banks generally throughout the Union. We have seen a letter from a high source in New York, which states lhat on tho 19th inst. the ofticers of the banks in that city unanimously resolved, to respectfully invite the Banks in the several States to meet on the 27th day of November next in that city, to confer on tho time when specie payments may be resumed with safety, and with convenience to the community; and on the measures necessary to accomplish successfully, that desirable and important object. The committee appointed last August by the same banks, was charged with the duty of communicating the resolution to tbo bunks in the several States. We learn these communications have already been "Thcre can hardly be a doubt but the leading banks in the several States will accept the invitation and bcartrty c oftr rntf ia.csxria into effect the object contemplated. We do not apprehend that the day which wul a - . .. .1, It ,nkc for t-raiiiriinT the PaV-
oe nxeo ujjvu u -. ------ - mcnts of specie will be laterthan the 1st of March ' . It 1 aft 1 a- im MAI-ll I tin
next. Tb it we thiol, win oc mc mmi pcri xl that can be selected. It would give time for the bulk of the present year's crop to have been realized. That will enable the philters and f .rmcrs to pay the storekeeper; the storekeeper to piv the city j jbber, and the jobber to pay the bunks'. It is the crops alone which can lead to a "dieral liquidation of debts and balances. The fixing a period for resumption will d much, undoubtedly, thereafter, toward regulating and equalizing the domestic exchanges of the country. Necessary precautions and prudence will oblige those dea'ling in the domestic exchanges, to com-uct lhrse founded on the prescntjerops on the same principles in anticipation ol" a resumption of specie payments, that they would, if thev h id actually taken place. The mere act of fixing a day for resuming, will have the most salutary influence in restoring confilence, immediately nfter such decision is made bv the banks It will Ic.id to the iinnv? .V nte commencement and gradual preparation, on the part of the Bmkssind thecommunitv, lor the event; and, consequently, the period will be reached and passed over, without any eflect, other than the ordinary circumstances of the day -
ttATE INSVRKECTION.
esrerrence of a proposed insurrection Iboslaves. at .A!eao.lria. in Louisnni,
asVerted to an Sttunbiy. We Imvb now ilirthcrpmieiUrs. The following is from
my Oceans True American of Oct. 19: aW tka Brian Banamm. -....-.I .--.ta.f-atm.-
. hi vu j v Jin." fee liver, we learn ia it a ntl.it ammv tk
a . va-aai . W9Wa .V wtbsMVatterplinaed anJ manaxca than any
Twnwii. It appears mix a suv mf a Kt. Cumpton, inlurmed bis master, that j i"a wore lorming plans to kill all the lts. and to son re the females and children
TbI ae would go ton certain meeting
wasa.aia awiriw MMmMM lor the Dar-
of prcacbiog, he would discover all their PMr. Ganpton did go in company with bat learned very little more of the
T"7-u Mtbrmer then told him, that tn. 7'ef the gang, wa one of bis own Tj!! skat be bad sworn venganre against C taking him out of bis bouse and j) to Ibe field. of this fellow, it appears, was, to
.n ssmrrection. first at Alexandria, next
es, and then to turn their steps
and to kill all the whites; the negroes,
twa not agree, wbtca frustrated all
parsing the wor an iadiscrinii-
Ifr. Gosspton upon learn isur
natstsdkis boose servant, the chief.
an the nllows that it badbeea
toaiakkmastei.
UsrHi.x-riri.ED. It is perhaps known to many of our readers, that the members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, held a Camp Meeting in the vicinity of our Town during the past Summer. The camp appurtenances h id been provided with some care, and many of the tents had been constructed of bonrds, with a view to make them serviceable for several years. The Preacher's tent, and the Pulpit, it appears, became the
resort ol several hcart!css gamblers during some , works oast. On last S iturday night, either from
mere inattention to the fire when they lelt the place, or with malicious designs on their part, thev were the cause ol burning down several well constructed Tents, and the Pulpit, together with lumber estimated at more than thirty ro.lars. Fellows lhat can play cards in Meeting Houses
i;n(r ho ,e. with all kinrls ol liquor nnu .... an roipiis, -- -. - -"Sd next the slv, intriguing, nd .rtful spir .nt j .pojj-will pillage the most acred places and win Is his way into lho affections of many bv pet- plunder the dead in their graves. wm is T . , . u-:v-. ... ' 1 rw .a r.vinir Phronicle.
tv loans or favors, ni men iy ""yv ' j I 3 the avaricious or profligate. Familiarity renders , - vice tolerable and the liberties of a ml ton M Extensive RonET. The store of Mr. John A.
have been stolen, through the insirumemai.-y v. Meal, ot ftew wieaof, v ' ,tm . 7 I : , . ia.. .i i tK ;nt two iron chests broken
W The custom of treating has prevailed, to an alI .1 - a-alfa lh
armins? extent atour eiecuon i-- ; j mining nin """'" .,? aenvass amount to more th-n the income j frro hundred thousand dollars.
r m,nar of oorotnecrs. xny i -
SATI'RDIT .MOSXXIXC, SOVEMBEB I S3:
Wo intcni at the close of the present, and
each succeeding volume, to forward to such cl our subscribers, as may be ia arrears at thai time, a bill of their delinquencies. However, wt. hope lhat vc will be prevented froni sending many, by the payment of subscriptions before the firt of January. We know that it is nothing .bet neglect that causes our bills to be uapaid, the sum is so small that it might be liquiJatei at staiost any time, if thought of. Since the enlargement our sheet, our expenses arc at least double what they were in the publication of the former size, and the price remains the same. But necessity will compel us to exact in every instance the full terms as published. Three dollars will invariably be charged for one volume, if not paid until after the expiration of the same. The following gentlemen arc authorized to act as agents: Joh H. Ws.ioHT, Milton. William Ghffix, Cambridge.
Saxcel dcnoomsLO, Dublin. Jakes Mixxa, Lewis villeBabxasas Sfrixoeb, Knightstown. J. Forsee, Indianapolis. R. Hexqehsox, Greensborough. Mask E. Reeves, Washington. JOXATHAX U-VTUANB, Newport. B. Barxett, Economy. Pex-vsvlvaxia. Complete rcturr? from the recent elections in this state, are published in the Harrisburgh Telegraph. In the Senate there arc 19 Whigs and 14 Vanocrats. In the House, 41 Whigs, and 53 Vanitcs. O.n joint ballot a rn j J."ity of 7 for loco focoism. Ahkaxsas. Yell, (V.) is re-elected to Congress by about 500 votes ovcrRinggood (W.) His majority was much larger whenprcviausly elected. TExsrssEE.--Fclix Grundy of Tenne--C2 i3 to be succeeded by the Hon. E. H. Foster, a member of the Nashville Bar. a man of fine talents, and a staunch whig. Mr. Grundy's Senatorial te.-m and we presume his congressional life, will expire in 1839, and as the Legislature of Tennessee meets but biennially, and i.he Governor not having authority to convene it except ia cases of emergency, Mr. Foster has necessarily been thus early elected.
t i ni t , . i -y Coccixxatx Wain Orncm, i -MouUay Oct. 30, The river. has risen rapidly sine the hast re. port, and is still rising; a large cumber of steamboats have come to the warf for loading. Flocr is in brisk demand, at advanced rates; at canal, this morning, sales $6. Whisk El is also qiick, at iucreased prices, 33 cents is freely offered to-day but little ia max ke. Labp. Stock on hzal very light, and sales slow at 7 cts. Baeonv Small I its meet with ready sale at Tl cts. from wagon; there is none exporting. Pork. Stock nearly exhausted; nominal prices, Mess, $15; Prime 13. Grain of every description is en the rise; Wheat, $sl,0G;CuT3, 50 cts.; Oats, 37; Beans, SI- ' MoXBLK.- Our latent datis from thii city, arc to Saturday last. The favor appears to have abated but little. The following are a few of their prices of the principal ar'icles of western commerce. Bacon. Hams, from 14 to 16c.; sides 12 to 12 1 ; shoulders, 9. Butter. 30 to 35c per lb. Cheese. 15 to 16c. Corn meal. Bosh., 2. Flour. $10 to 11 per bLl. Lard. 14 to 15e. per lb. Oats. $U per bush. " Potatoes. 2 per bbt. '7Z: ; Whtkcv. DO to 55c. per gall. -
SEteiON JOURNAL AND CSG16TE3L a4r taa Scauaaef um Gaastal AssssMv. 8cotta4
, GIlaKtsrw.U )utlifa DAiLYud TU-WftJU.Y
t U :m state - wiraai im surfimar. Dattxv -Si aaKMi Juuro&i aatf lUciMar wJB caatala a eat - atsMAtnt ot nadirg mattar aa any daisy papar m i$m Va.Hr j . lrwa attfiag Um Two DoiIai mjil ftft .eats. Tb Itk-W'a v StmUm paper wiU cental a dymrlinauau, v. a -iSa upturn mf mmrn mMJ .xcio-V-' u;de -, rf laauw. FimlV Th Mlrr: ..TV-oa Journal aad Bfiitr, a aSd.tiuu w tha c-ti.V T wtarciai a.t.rartd la a aawvpaar, il. th tadit piAir ita a aur TwofCw arofecdi.i uf Uece'iKi AHWtJx. Coipat HcportW lor th io trvarbM, hl aires .r bmmm magptd. tSeaioeoV ;! dttnl .. logiiOatiTo p.xrlane naaaUy puiilUtiod ia tbamtuiijA p -., I tliiLx arUl oaJoavor to gia tmi anarr or iax rc 1 1 v-1 ; ittinj Baoj,, than lho tarns aitnt-icl-tioa ot Ut j.:ck ics ct a wtuta throucb tae caMoatary con-Hi a tics b win uko dm I.bartr of apraaias piaiair .f tU J4ii- of S- pooalts raaraatcuui. -" N-v, CiV"V'-'"' fMMcl, s-'oxa aad LVsrootlc, mill : jvocc JF pu.-aaa ot tao coluavas of tHo Joarnal nj UjiJ-Mr. i-ji-.c-.r-' caaus must fc ttoraod as out a it ant et ia De.-ex. AJv ajes j;aat a til ia all caM bo rauuiraJ .'or tti pmptrv. letter oo aa Oubiact,
ihoaM b ;xitJ, nrmttmUjip:-wHJ,) to Joax D.Ntct
Fraa tUo X. O. Oct. SI. NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Sugar. Prime, 6 a 6i cts. ; inferior 5 a 5 ; moderate demand. Molasses. On Levee, 25 a 26 cts. per gallon, sales. On plantation, '20 a 21 cts., small sales. Pork. Me?s, 20 dolls. Bacon. Harns, 10t a 11 cents per lb.; canvassed 12al2 do.; Middlings, lOlall do.; Shoulders 7 a 71 do.; limited siles. Lard. Per lb., 10 a 11 cts., according to quality. Flour. 7 50 a 8 dol!?. sales. Whikcy. Rectified, 42 a 4 1 cts. por gillon; common, 42 do. ; small supply, Hiv. Wcstern,25 dollars per ton arrivals. Grain. Corn in car, 1 12l a 1 25 per bl I., arrivals; shelled in sticks 1 dol. per bushel, fair supply; Oats, 50 a 55 do. arrivals.
A d -matiou of $S0'J, ha been made by the Common Council cf New York, to the widow of Thomis Horton, a fireman, who lost hi life at the burning of the pubic store in Washington street.
RICHMOND LYCEUM. The question for next Tuesday evening, is "Ought capital punishment to be indicted for any crime? Affirmative, Mess-s. Perkina, Green, and Kibbv; negative, Msssrs. B rden, E. Grover, and Sullivan. L. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
The following graphic ls?:ri p:ioa of th Bsaedieti domicil, wi: first published in this county, soma years s'nrs, aiiit went ths roaads at that time. It ha lately tike.i a frssh Stan, uimout recaiving the propsr credit; but our citiie.in will discover in it ths happy humor and ttyla of our fallow wmy-. Joim Fum Ean , lvho .the 9 iiiuatioa Is well delineate-?, though he has since abjured lbs fasei.iatione of "iingle bl;S3 J:;:33.M We republish it for ths purpose of co-reeling many errors we have noticed ia the article now in circulation : BACHEl.OR'9 HALL; From tlu L-iih of -Billy CfRourk! Bachelor's Hall ! What a quire looking plaee it i Kaps me f ora sich all the days of my life! Sure but I think what a borain disgrace it is, Niver at all to be jitlia a vwifj. See the oirfd Bachelor, gloomy and sad oncush, Placing his takittle oror ths firs Soon it tips over Saint Pathrick '. he's mad enough, (If he were preesnt) to fight wid the 'Squire. Now, like a hog ia a mortar-bsd wallowing, Awkward enough, ees bim knading his dough ; Troth! If the bread he could ate without . Tallowing, Mow it would favor his palate you know! His dishcloth is missing, the pigs are devouring il. In the pursuit he has battered hrg shin; A plate wanted washing grimalkin is scouring It, Tuader a.id Turf! What a piekle he' fn. Pots, dishes, pans and s jch grasey comrooditle. Ashes and prat a skins kiver the floor. His cupboard's a stnre-house of comical odditiesThings that bad niver bson neighbors before. His meal being over the tabla'3 left setting to Dishes take care of yourselves if you can ! But banter return, then he's fuming an J fretting so ;
Och! Let hiiu alone for a ban of a man! Late ia the night then he goes to bed shirerin; Niver the bit is ths bed made at all ; He crapes like a tarrapin under the kivaria Bad luck to the pictar of Bachelor's Hall !
SE. IREDELL-, ha removed his Tailoring shop to m oaJ d,.r north f Main o Pearl street, whs.-e he in-t-nds t carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its various branches, and being thasikful for past favors would respectfully rcquin a continuance of the same. JC. B. He is also agsnt for Mr. Oliver's improved patent shoulder erstsin for cult new -meats.
Richmond, Nov. 4th, la 37. 43if
ME. A. J. K. RLLVEa, would rej.;tfully tic nounce to the public, that they bave on hand a large
and well selected stock of yaffifl aTragg spa VeBVSse VSSsrVaWsa nw KmwnWmMmWmm9Wmnmw mmWWmWnmWWnmnwf which they offar for eals on the most accommodating terme, at ths room reeeatly occupied by Messrs. J. C. HAWKINS
November 1st, 1837. 43
Vitlrrn Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the subscriber on the evening of tha 35tb instant an i.vla.ilured Mulatto girl, between twelve and thirtfta years of age had on r un she left a light colored cotton frock, and a calico sun bonnet. iSli is a forward, saucy girl of her agi has a light scar in the middls of her forcbsad. It ts believed she was stolen off broom or more black young men in the neighborhood. I will give five dollars reward for the return of girl, or intelligence of her so
that I can get her; and tea dollars for the apprehension of j
ths thief or thieves. All persons are cauuoned men barbori.iz ortrusli.ig her on my account. LEWIS MORRIS. Wayne Tp., Wayne Co. Iniiana, Noreinber 4, 1837.
WANTED, a Urge quantity of WHITE GOOSE QUILLS. A tftwd price will U givea far theia by ISAAC; B.SOL'rrUAlN. at hU Chair Manufactory, o.i ihs No.-th-Vit corner of Front aad Main streets. Rlchinosd, Nov. 4A, 1337. ANTI-SPASMODIC TINCTURE, cs acraca's coarosT. Tan msdlclns tat ben prepared with special reference to tte wants of lemHie, la which tha aost eaiaaia perticu-la.-uy t.t been o se.-vJ, ia eeder that tr.otr.ers mi;hl keeo aad USA il with the aot p.-fect safety, and ith ths co.iSde.it assurance that it will afford relief whoa very many of tUs taJni mwedlei fail. The proprietor, before offering it to ths public, has takes occasion to converse with eonm ta'ietingu.oaed physicians of Virginia, ami with special pouts to of all the various part and proportions of th.s medic i.ie ; a-fi those tha: kaan- its component parts, have pronounced Ito.t of the very best compouads for the following diseases that aart be prepared, aad may be used with perfect safety, as sreil wttu Ce new bora babe, as the man of three score and ten. If CiOvr :at use it are not satisfied that it is the very be remedy tor ;. diseases here enumsraied, thsy can ret ora ths bottle and rve? v back their moaiy. It is boluly aiss.-isd that it is aloiost oot ;ulte) infallible ia Dianas, in all its vaiiotie Ibrins, Dyf jtery, Cramp-colic, Cholera Morbus, and Asiatic Cuoiera : Alo. After Paine of lying-in Females fur Uis it is the Mother'sComfort, aaa because it is the very best preparation for the summer diseases af children that ha yet entered the chamber of Ibe dist.-e4d. It is a' to unequalled for cramps from whatever caste proJjcad. Ladies in the most otuurc arrvaTlOKS icay take it u .Jar any of tne abive cireumsta iets with perfect safe-.y and eousl benafi:. The publir may be asured, Ciat the Aati-Sp'asmo lie Tincture, or Mother's Comfort, has been sjojected u t ie mojt rigid and ecieatific eaaminatiaa by eoms of the .nt exte.isive (physicians) practitleat2 in Virginia, who no.v recommend it ia their practice. They racomm-nJ the dose to bs from o.is to two table spoonful every hnlf hour for a grown person, while the pain, ioossiiess of tho bowels or vomiting continues; for a child from eia months to tvo or three years old, Iron, half to a t sa spooaifuL It may be given to t ie youngs: Infants for colic, in the same proportions that paigoric it givea, from six drops (with as much watsr,) to the dose, for the chili of si months old. In every case, if the first does ia rsjsctad, repeal it ia a very short time. It is not unpleasant to taks. ; It is beii for families to keep it by them, and give it as soon a any of th above diseases make thsir appearance. Mow many babaa may be kept plump during the summer by giving a little in lime, that otherwise will waste away and die u-tdar the agonizing care of the doting and watchful stother! 1'ersoiis travelling where they are likely te become affectad by a change of water, should assuredly taka with them a bottle, as one spoo.u'ul w;! at ace rectify say ilisonler thus prodjeed. Price, 1 dollar per bottle. For sale by Spouuvood and Robertson, or the proprietor at the Vusrican Laboratary, Petoribars, aal in all the principal towns in the V. antes. To ths President cf the United Stati, together with the People at large, and to Mothers particularly. Your attention is invited to one of the most va'uaWe Medical Discoveries that has ever been mads ia this, or -pork-- ,i,y t!ux country. To sara trie Bef"rity of cnmlag before you with a-lisief eeniBates Wp:i- 8 V.ia v!tft T this msJicinc, so forluaately disc wared, the single niaaea of Vt. F. J. .Mettauar of Petersburg. Va., and bis lstur tojether with Thomas Shore's, P. M. of the aa ma place, (:o Alfred Hugsr Esq. P. M. Charl-etoo, 8. C) are pie seated. Tha high standing of the Doctor in Virginia, ae a medical man, and a gentleman aad the notoriety of .Mr. Shore, as being cue among, if not tha best public ulBcert ia
the Unitsd states, than whom no one as a gentleman
Tpas
and higher, will be sufficient to induce any, and alt, ts (a. ps-a tSm firei onoortunirv to secure a nortion of tha Aati
nasnrxlic Tincture, or Mother's Comfort. -No name that
rj. Ob party was Crif dsUdrea. the other Sir aanaBBaM. ft. ar . .
... ..... U.m.ia imlivKlilM. IS Shut
Articular, lle dMtr,,ved by this
is a una oi equi pernicioiw custom. .
aafe dntnkeooess in c.r IsoJ, and fent-M parpctuate the commi enrn. We do not
mean totntr inn an : --mokanl,, orbecomr drunkards, in consequence t anniripatini; in them. But we mean u beno-
dcrstnod, that amonjr uic many - .- --t - are sure t pest intoxicated, and, that this tiwinp seasnn, aids to revert this lotheawme mtlady upon theni ind, thtt amme; those, wh thrwieh this nistorn htv their reason perverted, are those
who from its inflWnce npon them do commit a large portion of the crime which is perpetnted in OMrcountrv. We are fill v sensible thit mist of those who become candidates would willingly dispense with this method of procuring votes, and leave the people free to deside upon their respective pretentions, ami we believe tint there is sumcent pa riot ism anion; the reat body of the people to excite a desire in a larjre nwjority thit this dangerous practice should cease. And, we are
atanaaaa to hear from each -rwnmuniTT in io
(through the iiedsum of the pwMtc pres m
(throuwh the ntedsum or um pwottc prews w -rT - ' rf-ea-on vkusity,) on this subject. New is a ntkni tndf e. wt of season
v.;l,t Inet. the 15th inst . two iron chests broken
open, and a couple of port folios attracted, con
taining notes and draff to me nmo-uui ..v..j . i i -i t.u.-a AtMrm There was twen-
I cl-- i aiaviiM alar. in nntes on the banks of
me nun-" "'ni-ie"". tan. Illinois, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Cm. Whig. TheN. Y. Star, savs: "Our wool market is at a low ebb. The farmers hold on and there are no purrhiscrs. At Hsack, in this State, 80,000 pounds ate on hind- A mmufactnrer al t Northampton has purrhised 10,000 pounds at 28 to 45 cent, a reduction of from 25 to 30 per cent, from last Tear. So our wool grower agriculturists nod themselves by the very paternal mesresof the Government in the same unfortunate dilemma aa the manufacturers." The Teicber- f private schools in Bton, aavs the New York Star, have much to their alreadr begun to introduce vocal mue a?.rt of the course of instruction. In a clrmte so oopretioiis to the lung, as that of the h tntransement will doubtless prove highly beneficial. The SatunUv Journal svs that a Jf ,er from a Missions in Jeni lem. irntKxts ttet 1 L.VXr of American and Enirlish people are nwT.heIWv L,d. waiting for the cred adIfng been m.K encouraged by the eartkqnake of the first of January. FitW dollar. fine, was recoveredon Moodavm .." .j. AMemtDaaDd thirty dollarsfrom
; nm filing Qil-and Far-
The following is relnted as a dialogue between a drunkard and his wife; it is in perfect accordance with the unreasonableness of drunkards in general: I sav.Mollv, what have you grtfor dinner! I told you this roaming we had nothing in the house. . O, well let me take the baby and you pick up something.' . So you told me this morning, but there s nothing to pick up. Oh pick up some bread and potatoes, Molly, pick tip something. ... , B it, Mr. Lindscy, there's nothing in the house. Nothing at all V 'No meat, nor bread, nor butter, nor potatoes, . - B " a U : . k -v a"- tw tH
nor a nvvnniui ot any g "
Well, well, aiolly, 1 saypicft up somevung vr
otVcr, and let us have dinner, tor 1 am in a ourry.
Goon osst The WafhingtonCorrespondent of the Bthim re Patriot, speaking of the affected contempt of some rontcmpiiWe members of Congress, fr the conductors of the newspaper press as a class, savs the only chance such men have of being remembered beyond a day, is from the salt and cayenne with which they are robbed by newspapers. That ia all that preserves them from at once sinking into their native and ultimate. Iy inevitable insgoificance! Wiuo Jcbilck is Naw JaasBTw A great Whig festival took place on Wednesday atteiaoon, at Trenton, New Jersey, in celebration of the recent Whig victory in that State. On joint ballot, the Whigs stand jist two to one in the legislature, whereas the Vanitcs ha I last year a majority of 6. It is now 45 Wbigs to 23 Vanitcs last year 29 Whigs 35 Vanitcs. The Victory is one well worthv a j ibilee. A general invitation was sent .i-a." a .ti Vn Riren voters of the city aad coun-
e Pkii.a.tnhla. The Hon. Samnel L. South-
"J Wa. linn William Holstead. and a nomberof
other distingaished orators were preseat.-BaJt rat.
Sicily is in aa alarming condition; peace had bee re-established in the cities, but the eouaUJ and mountains were overrun by marandersoe claraing their independence, menacing the towns, and interrupting travelling.
Cotnrt of IBafa ana CeTastfaatoa streets, RESPECTFULLY informs his friends that bs has taken this house, and repaired it throughout, and f jmisasd it in superior style, without regard to trouble or eapense; hut with an aim to the comfort and convenience of those wbJ may favor aim with their custom. From hi experience and determination to please he hopes t3 receive a share of the public's patronage. Richmond, November 4th, I93T. 43tf
Public Sale. WILL bisold at public sale, on SATURDAY the II th of No. e nbsr. H37. the fallowing articles : TABLES, CH.VlKS, BEDSTEAD.Spoandliettle, and a variety of household and kitchen furniture too tedious to mention. Also, one set of BLACK-SMITH TOOLS, and one set of WAGON-MAKER TOOLS, with a la rSe assortment of wagon plank and spokes, of the best quality and well Sfasonad. Likewise, the running gear of four aw WAGO.VS, and several set ol bubs, with a quantity of stuff ready got out. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when the conditions and terms will be made known aivd attendance given by THOMAS HARTLEY. Richmond, Nov. -Ith. 1837. 3u IMPORTANT AXX0UNCEME-VT-ft was with sincere pleasure that the publisher mratioaed
last session, the arrartr;-nier-i by which
Sacs foftvTBraaa 332 AND LAliLS' AMERICAN MAGAZINE,
Were ejaitsd, anl to be elitad by .H1C9. BAKAHJ. HALE. It is with equal pleasure that be now informs the patrons of the work, that a has made aa arrangement with MISS LESLIE, Author of Pencil Sketches, Mrs. Wash
ington Potts, Ave. Ac., who wiU be conaacted en th Mis. Hale in lending interest to the page of the Ladv'e Book. Her powerful aid will commence with ths January No- 183d. In addition to the above every number at the woA neat
year will contain
a run or smi-ebbit cotaoaaa runose. The subscriber endeavor by extraordinary exertion to shew hi gratitude for th very many favours be has received from hi kind friends th puWic. Trot among the many female writsrs of America perhaps no two Ladies eoold have been seteet4, whose varied talents are an weH ealca-
t.ia4 in autarn a work like the laadv's HlWlk- " fc It
Ian iMitiannl thai Mtt. Sioocaacr. the Henuun of
America; and Gaaxviixs Muxk, are contributor so tae poetical department, it will be eeel to waste a""
in e fide von ng to shew what is appareal that sn ' 1l . :ai - : .It J .a.. 11 11.1.. al Ol SOB
JJWja. WIU .111 VWiaauaaaa I a f eowntry. Each nomber al contain two page
UTil. Th. enrmM 3. Rale, itor, Mr. L. If. agowroey, Mr ?S 2 Caroline Lee lima. Mm. E JW ZL'T H V fi,U Mies V. E. M," H- ed," W"-
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WrtmTrt - & Markexi-, L LO,J f Mmtm McMicha!, RotmrtT. Conrad, At. .no-rTjl H. E. Hale, E. Bark FHar, X. Wm. WL BertWK Mm. Eovb-T, M-vGit- " ' mm rf-wt- a - . - Mesa TtmlM II
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Tw Copies for Fiva 7 myabieia
AJJ eaeats asaat kw a-Mii sbbJ
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the proprietor could offer to the p jblic would rive mar i
fi ie.tce than the above. Toe proprietor regards himself ae having done all that duty to hi follow men, and a strong ds-ire (that should I in the breast of all) to relieve the sufferings ia the land, that ought to bs e pec tad of him, acept to proceed, as fast as b can, to eapply the many laqg orders that are already before bim, and lo be ready fjr all that may com. All su;h directed to the American Laboratory, Petr.-sba.-g, Virginia, post paid, will be attended to in doe time.
If .tgrss shall bay the right, with a view of making it puiilic to th people of the Unitsd State, and th world, tae proprietor will be most happy ia knowing lhat lb people a ver rei vd a greater benefit at th hand of their representatives. Regretfully submitted by the proprietor of Um American Labratory Tctarebaarg, Dec. 1st, 1836. Ptlermimrg, Sept. 20th, 1833. Dr. F. J. Mtrracta, Dkar 8ir I ad you a letter free Charleston, from a highly respectable bouse, ia which yea will see thsy make a special and anxious inquiry about the .4anti-Spasmodic Tincture, or Mother's Comfort." As an act of humanity to the inhabitants of Charleston, as well as eta r in th State of South Carolina that are likely to aJer with Cholera, I ask you to give your opinio i, cen-eraiag th aafcacy of this medicine. In this and otuar communities, ther would bs no need of doing more than simply cT faring it for l. I am apprised that physicians generally are opposed to the recommending of ms licine ant prepared by the.nselve. Bet a you have been made acquaint! with all th parts, and proportions of which t ie Tincture is composed, aad as yo have used il with soch delightful mc cess, and as you know other physicians that have do. th came, aad that speak of it ia ths very highest term I ask you in the name of oar follow sufferers oi Sooth Caeeiiaa, and particularly of Charleston, so stats bow, and for what d eKAPS this medicine should bs taksa. Should you not fel disposed to comply with this request, let my feeling tor th unarm- of my fallow citizens, plead my excuse for this appliration. I am aaaioosto send thsra a larg boa, by the) moraine' boat. WitS e.-eat regard, I am vourobsdient ear raa II. IL MONTAGUE. rrrcaaacacit, Str t 23th, H.36J Mr. IL B. MesrraotTE, . . Sir: I received your fa ver afthis morning, aai have ta say that ths sitwatiaa ia which tmr southern fellow tills l ar plu-xd by th fatal prevalence of Asiatic Cholera la their midiit, aad ia sincere sympathy with them lee roe sm a hesitation ia doing all my humble exertions can "oplisb in lniag the fatality of lit t tarribl disease. Th arefore, I da most willingly comply with your reqaatt, to add mf testimony io the many other that might be prorid,er W deemed necessary, a to th decidedly b. -6c,aJ etexru of your Anti-Spasmodic Tincture, or Mother's toeafort. rum medicine was usod in Virginia during the prevalence ef the cholera, and ia every caw that came eader my .ei .a4WaK wid. tM asset m&fmm wfcMisiaaasI aad perteveringly, before the sm of aeilapa aad . Aia raiaiaof the medio-! aaaiAT ", be itaieommaadtit. It has aamyaaa and wifl, thiak, aa-eompiish au rr raeatasS xarrBS mut rou wnxn voo aavaariaarracatv . The dose, half aa oe-ice, ar a laiaa tV spoonful, te as renaaiad every Sficea miaaSsa, a half aa hwt, till vaouussj Z looeenea hare bn Tbda. Aad if the foae givt - mm iviectad aw the etoeaachv. which le eometin,
taauea rarely taaewsa, it ebould iJMtanUy, a-4 U rej eaaa U ald,litT fl r- rrnin--' Many ee will require tae mJB mommm nf . ili.nl aoieaa. aad camphor, as
rx-r--r- ' a.j w.i.- lhave garBJlr
ijjjJtleaH m nnt aml hot aaplfeatiaai iav
aaa, aad aaiJX h th haaii f keapiag tMpatM nif lewiad el the roam vaatilatcd. The
are the teeahof euneenal otoeerratioo, during the Aain m. and if thev have the effect sa em
as of roar medicine, I feel areth res ill will prove that it baa ae ordinary elaisa aa the fnAiic auanfcoa. Yv.J - 'RAJICIS J. METTAOT, M.IV rf OrTHra, rsTavaavas, Oct. imMSSX. Mr. Aaraaa Hiwaa, P. M. Charlrwm, Dear 8irDoctnr F. J. Maeaaao. . called aaoa by Mr. Montage for a I, JSf ae nmmHtmmUmtmJmill'-. Cm
llm iea pfcyeieiaa efaewf aBwtaad a
riaaMsad lea Ur heUef fo. shat the eeedjeiae
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lyctfelry, y
town em, aaecaaa. vial aBaWaBl unrim
aeltaats and retaU jf IRVHf KESSkV