Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 7, Number 44, 11 November 1837 — Page 3
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, ' Zm flack are the lender but
- af linail connexion.
atzZ-ZZm era not made aatil the latter
eeatarr, tad, like any other af"Tt CTm waathe result of chance, aE StV. Aa Arab, the Scheyfch Om--iLjBjlinn in hi eountry; he JEj taa aaotialaia ia) the province f UlCl' hi the desert, all usual food fl , Ili etSe harry grew there wild,
i- ait it was too hard for
sltta effects in boiling ; be
apfhisssali revived, and made
ga it was by its refreshing
growth, and still more,
re-of BtaaAiBd,by the example " . .. s a. : :
kaavs, wao . ..
af two en"" Cvwi oirn country
whet among bis kindred ; J. m.. alll a. aft.' .1
ansa . - - anraaas bbbub. naaa i ana a area
'FgrLZZarrthat it insinuated it-
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of tho Egyptians.
indebted to super-
2a world
,T- Tj(mJ the Arab devotees in the ? !, naieahs, who win golde-. opinions
c . ru:!hat would defrrade toe
na. ware the first parentage of Eg yp-
Tbese wretched people,
ft-The following article appeared originally ia the Pcauc Lccra, a paper published in this place several yean aaa. A friend having furnished us with erreral article pubUs) about the mom tiaaa, and by the mm author, we with pleasure- iown thaw ia the Palladium.
TO IXTKMP
"a l-ha,
VfT? nights in watching, and bnlf fSL ia Eaortifving the withered flesh
b . r.
Mia
found
We intend at the close of the present,
each succeeding volume, to forward to such ot
mar subscribers, as may be in arrears at that time,
a bill of their delinquencies. However, we hope that we will be prevented from sending many, by
the payment of subscriptions before the first of
January. . We know that it is nothing but ne
glect that causes our bills to be unpaid, he sum is so small that it might be liquidated at almost
any time, if thought of. Since the enlargement
our sheet, our expenses are 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 gen
tlemen arc authorized to act as agents :
Jomx II." Wniosrr, Milton. ' William Gurm, Cambridge. Saxitel Schoolfield, Dublin. Janes Mixes, Lewisville.
Babxabas SraixeEB, Knightstown. J. Fobskb, Indianapolis. R. Hexdbbsox, Grcensborough. Mask E. Reeves, Washington. JOXATHAX UXTMAXK, Newport. B. Babxett, Economy.
AXCB.
' sf jobs mm, ThoM haggard Fiaad ! Tnoj moaatar OH ! Thoot Won than rtrord or pestilence! Insatiate minister of Hell! Ilia to thy carero et thee haoce ! Thou italit'st the earth by day and nigut, Still aeeking arhoin thou may'st devour, Aad woe to the deluded wight Who fall the victim of thy power! The widow's and the orphan tears. Bedew thy footsteps o'er the land ; The cherished hope for ftAare rear Are blighted by thy nsthles hand. Thy altar is the drunkard'' lips. Thy ineenee is the midnight bowl, Aad whilst devotedly ha sips. Destruction's billows whelm his soul.
At thy unhallowed, searing touch. Peace, honor, virtue, all recede, And thy free gifts to man are such That ruin is the richest meed.
A Lbscslatitx HbasTTBTbe Washington Correspouuant of the Baltfiaore Commercial Transcript, the most graphic and vivid of the tribe, says, that, after the adjournment of the House of Representatives on Monday "I went on the floor, and I wiah you could only see the state of the whole Hall a hog pen is actually a drawing room compared with its abomi
nable condition. The beautiful straw colored matting, which, at the beginning of the session, was so much admired for its neatness and cool
ness, is now in such a plight that not all theeoap and scrubbing brushes in Christendom would make it fit for a peasant's hut. Its whole extent is covered with a disgusting compound of tobacco juice, wafers, and sand, making it so slippery as to endanger the necks of those walking on it. In fact, I Lave observed for the last two week?, that the boys in attendance, whenever going down the main aisle ia a hurry, would always secure their
tooting by sliding over the unstable service. Joe I . rf"-lS - WSl
marine vases oi tne columns too, once oi a ranan whiteness, are now streaked with the same brown liquid; while in the interstices of their fine
scuiptored work, are lodged sundry enormous ,
qmids, thrown there by these legislative Goths! It is utter desecration f"
C ISC' IX t ATI :
Oertcc, Xor. 6, 1837. Tlmmw. A nrj great improve u baa baea axpatocad ia this staple eaiea wars quick this atomiag, a canal, atfSS. Whiskey baa fluctuated greatly within the past -wuek ; prices tanging tsom 31 to 3S cents according to quantity in market price steady to-day at XI cents. Latal still languid ; nominal rata 71 cts., no sales wortbv
of note. Pork imik ia market lig'.it; prices far Msss $16; Prime fll SLaagbtered hoes ai coming in freely. Sales at from $3,50 to $1 per iiuu lred. Btaeoa is in demand at our lat quotations 7i ; atd, hog round, canrsuieed hams 10 cents. .. Vraia is still advancing, ales of YV'fccat have been
made as high as lorn, aaw, 37f; old, 3(7
bushitl ; Oats, 37 i cts.
Tba publiebfr l this paper kitead, as bereseabiei, as publish it aeaai-enkl -trine; the srwiesi of tba lrriutma. The approach u!g Lartisiatuev, ill ba una ot the most impnttaac that has aver convened ia ths stale. The subject of internal improvaments wi!i amrroe a Urge share of im attention, aad it ia eapacted tuat the eysteea this winter wili be plarud on a basis so firm as tiwewrr hetaarW tu sscura it against the asMults of in enemies. The edieor. always contending for what they enncaiva so be the beet intatasta of Indiana, will continue to give the system a aeabws euppost; but Ukkj;! thus decided and aani ia their npi niu.se, the oppenents f the iten iwceirc. thmugU tne col umn of tba Journal, a fair a .id impartial arxreuut rt aha ptoceedings aud debates had nit the subject. The chtarS intend securing the mcM o emienMut ot" axpertaaca aa repo.tsr; and na paint nor expease shall be pf-t to reailer the joofnat a corre-t. pnMnpt, and sjcs rshirl of ail ihs doitt of th- several swmblr. The im-t ssi.lv wiU be printed on a mrtl sheet with new and beauuiul tye. andti! .aiiwrtieni
ner 7 . , . - w ojve-j nut vtrui oetniejea.
f paid invariablT in advance.
( The Journal will also
I3!'r, lobe
Oh ! for the thunder voice, to tell The hoiror thou hast spread around Ta break thy baneful, magic spell, Heav'n, Earth and Hell should hear the sound !
TWO PlECKS Or Go3D FoBTCXE AT A TlXE. It is well known that Georges, the conspirator, when he was arrested, killed with a pistol one of the police officers, who had thrown themselves in front of his horse, and one at the door of bis cabriolet. Napoleon ordered that the money found on the person of the prisoner should be giv
en to the widow or the unfortunate ofheer. and
The Fra Tbaie. The St. Louis Bulletin of that a pension should be allowed her. The bus-
October 23, savs : The steamboat St. Peters band of this woman was in the habit of getting
arrived here vMtcnlav. from the mouth of the 'drunk and beat me her regularly every day: so
Kansas River, ladened with furs and peltries.
NOTICE. Office or tbi I Mctosi. Frat Issca -. cottr't lndnrf;mis, .VorrmAcr 1, 1837. ) rpHE Mtsttts or mt IwiMt Mvtcil Fibs IsscI tiM-i CoMiar, are hereby notified that the Ax. M at.
MecTiao " ad Company will ba hnlden on the strn y, being the first Wedmxday of Oaembar neat, at 10 aVIuck ia the forenoon, at this onVee, (AV. 1 1 liiateU BuHfiAg, oflnossJr Haahinftam HaU,) tot the purpose of choosing n?rr Direrlons and the transactioa of such oiiier business as may be deemed necessary. a Members intending te vote by proxy at said meeting ars reminded that such proav, or proxies, mu-t be in writ-. . ...i a ' . .k.
itur. sif narl tT tlie ihiwu rrumvaivu and dibu
Sacrctarr.
as far a praelicaibla
itrrsoed sue
:td
PMD4aal etMk.l- aa at
Jit m. .UBUiaiuui -suaTf-w-b ami WI4I ristwt-ag
tiip nmtter or U ?k!T. It tkJrt
t .' Cll 2 . hB ilA . .
1 i3 iVO at th ml of Ue xmr.
All lner tiifwa ta t& 4aior but. pdae
ewjr vats , 47 SAd arF OTTiajaa, lHM'GLASS Jfe. XOfiL. November, 1937. . t
liu'i. W. Caox, SciVe.
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FIekiai aV ADDLEHA,,
AVIN'G removed their STORE two doors east of
A. Siddall's. on Main Street, opposite the Itank,
Rhhsom LrcttTM. Owing to an unavoidabla occurrence, the Lyceum did not hold a meeting on last, Tuesday evening; but arrangements having been made with Mr.
M'(ookin for the use of hi room, it will meet regularly
and the citizens are respectfully invited to at-
it ' HA
aftvl
an
lata I
t.tk' -m 4taAnf tal fit
fgWiei and souls togelber-The Turk "fzZ-M it. It tailed his laziness and his stuahswy barbarian wanted nothing f7:w as MMDlete the curse, which to the
faewsoaJUt, turns all the enjoyments .. , 4 UlGS into evil. Tobacco came to add , We
It Is a remarkable instance of the
f fh homan will when left to itself,
aw mSt willt all its singular powers of
"" I 7, Z,f ; cuct.d by Mer. Parkins, ien, and Kibby in the af,Xlc me toZl - Messrs. Bordenrovar, 8nd Sullivan in iTmnii latiMiiaaicir-- U5e in a large portion ' np8aUvw- . . m a al wtr IIflA wm.aa.a lKnn I
ai tat lauaeaM waana - , v-y-W, invite the attention of our readers to the corresa a - iat Waa li nrtur n ea as I ia tm e cinaskai I V?
f9vWal JwBMw ' W aaar niivnii mw mm aa7 iuija
longing to the American Fur Company, amount
ing, we understand to upwards of AjO.IHIU
thing of much importance in tho character of news has been received by this arrival. We learn however, by gentlemen who left the Mountains recently, that the Indians, in all that region, were quiet, and apparently friendly. The trappers, too, seem to have been successful the past season, and were pursuing their business with increased energy and confidence.
, be- ' I hat she found herself in possession of fortV thau- j would inform their friends and the public that they are now ,unt- i sand francs which Georges had in his cabriolet, ready and trilling to sell the many quantity of good GOODS, No-I and of a pension of twelve hundred francs, at 1 oa " -ommod.ting tarn ., can b. procured elsewhere.
the same moment that she
less husband.
was rid of her worth-
Rrxoas or Cabinet Changes. Letters from
were particularly pleased to see so many ladies Washington suggesl several charges in the Cab
inet which as yet seem to be matter of gossip with-
Treasury lie-
attend M wer there on the last occasions, and wa hope that
they will continue to ?ncourage it with their presence. The question for nest Tuesday ejfning is, "Ought capital punishment be inflicted for any crime I" The debate will be
took little more than
tab
4,4 carry it; nW it i new the favorite filth of esarj sSvaf hp aithm tho circumference of the Gbbt;thst k SUm the atmosphere of the eonti-
aaat with a aarpetual stench; that the Spaniard! effhsiaths says, for the Iseat the lutcliman !
far na an "tr t renebman, because he will do
ah the fvmdnn and American apprcm-
aecatsae it makes him look like a
all bcenuae it is in his own na-
awn t JUtkieat. most fooli.h, dullest and
practice on the ftce ot the earth.
pondence in relation to the Deposit iu our State Bank.
Read and judge for yourselves.
WINTER.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 1, lit as tub Frontier or Missovbi We kakja gentleman direct from the upper Mis-
heap the fire but out the biting air, And from it station wheel the easy chair Thus fenced and warm, in silence fit, 'tis sweet, To bear, without, the bitter tempest beau"
1. some further particulars in relation
smapprelkrndadimiiltics with the Osaok fn- ' I - l IVu Inliini sm astlllml
ttll hactaf ktad which adjoins our western state jasaf". aad brsary have. aaowaJ aWss wpos tho line
ra inaiuaentnd to be in a very destitute and
larr mg raditioa, aad on several occasions, have
Winter with hi frosts and piercing winds, warn us of
hi approach. The fore! have beau stripped of their foliage, and the garden of it rich verdure. The bam of the
husbandman is full the orchards have yielded their rich
products, and the happy family are gathe ing around the blazins hearth to eniov the fruits of their summer's toil.
And a the bleak wind whistle through the grey forest, the
prayer of the benevolent offered up for tho blessing of
their piuawtlua from the tnctemeney without. But the child of poverty the hopeless, stricken wander
er thro tba world of misfortune aud disappointment, is shivering ia tba hovel of misery aad despair. May aa angel ti. 1 i..i.... their want and teach them that tne icebound charity of tbi world, will be melted by the eternal sunshine of the world to come. That although tba mia-
out authority. Rumor gives tho
partmcnt to Mr. Senator Wright, the great advocate, if not the author of tho Hard-Money Sub-Treasury System to the end of carrying out that policy of the administration, which gives gold to the office-holders and rags to tho people. Mr. Senator Buchanan, on the same authority, is to be elevated to the Department of State ; and Mr. Joseph Sewall Jones, of North Carolina, to the Nav Department. It is further rumored
that Mr. Attorney General Butler is to leave,
The Staff of Ijfe. Mr. Barton, an English medical gentleman, has published statistical statements of the number of deaths in seven manufacturing districts in Europe, compared with
the rise or fall of wheat. In
fr7-All kind of Country produce received in exchange
at tlie market price. Richmond, Nov. 11, 1637. 44tf
OJire of the Richmond Trading ant Manvfortufingi , Company. lltftmWA, 8th. 1837. ) THE Stockholders of the Richmond Trading and Manufacturing Company, are notified that the 4nd instal-
1800, When wheat j ment on the stock is now due, ami much needed to tiwws
was sold at 118 shillings the quarter, the number directo.. to cond.ct ,ne e j .l. rvrwA v ,Jn, J . ! stock payments must be made or the opera tiona ot tne iffluOf deaths was M,0O0. In, 1S07, When the price '(H) proceed ; those, therefore, v.ho fail to pv in
was 1(M shilling, the) number of deaths wis .k.;. ...... h th FIRST PAY or . r. x i
MONTH, may enpect to be procamled against ti-rtesoiy
wnicn is
. . . m ...
ise cmniwn Of tne aewers to , r - t .v;. v.f. h. .r... the ioe. the
H"'- J -llegl?.l ey have cros- . . of th. -just mad. perfect"
wftae. From tbeac allegations, orders nave t ,- .
aasjesj to onve taam ironi tneataic nut., miu farma.1 i my, that on Wnesday !., the t PlBAC-x- Mthentic ucoanU h.v. been reivi Mnaaaa vaa Mmasrl arar ilia)! I aanOAfTlal I 1- L
- V:-T A f,. J.rh, and 8.- . s-PPo-d Pir.ws.orof the Sosquebannah ;
? . T V ' "j 1, ,u . that the packet i quietly pursuing her course to her destined Bathe Indians are encamped. It was the pur- ; " i j t
ataf f I jteita to induce the Indians to re-, P-
antaaacibly if he could, but forcibly if neces-
ksM hIadd the commencement of anoth-
laSan War. Thefts and trespasses are to bo received in that city.
iiRj stith auUtary force, and punished, by death, i
rvAtstaacataawde. I)t the fact he remember-I I he aieeratary ot war presented eacn ot me tmnans,
d that a war kl Waged against a Starving band ,who..gned the late treaties, w.tn a uver medal; on one , m. where white men WM pei of f Fresidens and under
has been erected at Liverpool, England. The
corner stone of the edifice was laid by the Mat'-' or of the city In 1828, since which time a million j and a half of cubic feet of stone and about ten
a .u-. k:- ;a tn 1m filial hv Mr. TUoWr. of ' millions of brick have been used in its construe- ;
North Carolina. We ehould hardly think that . The ground on which it stands, valued at Mr Van Buren could afford to pav so highly for 8,000 sterling, was presented by tho corporasuch an uncertain property as this Rip Van Win- j n of L,vcrP??'; A4T,hcilco1,.t of construction, a- f k!e State. He will hardly get a jd pro quo for mounting to150,000 sterling, it is to be rciro-:
a couple of cabinet officers, if he carry the State j o tne city oy tne overnmeni at tne ena
1 ft, the money to be paid in annua instalments of j20,000. The Excise, Post, Stamp and Dock offices
less than half an acre of ground, Jacob ;.. . .,-, ;a rmmruau c.
55.O00. But in 1801. when the nrice was sixtv !
shilling, the number of deaths was onlv 45.000. ' " th rticle of the leaner.
and in 1S04, when the price was 72 shillings, the j "Article 8th. The director shall P' Jw ' "r , . , .omvn Vl . . . .l to receive, and by due course of law to coerce the collection deaths were 48,000 Whence he deduces the . u, the capital stock of ..id t rfact, that a rise or fall in the price of wheat, IS, ( pomtion-together with all costs of suit and any tax or damto the laboring poor, a question of life or death, j age which they may assess, for delinquency or refusal on the part of the subscribers to pav their respective instalments, A new custom house on a magnifkient scale J 1", ?J!5Zl! . Samolnt' of
Stock subscribed by such delinquent." -,.r.o By order of the BOARD OF DIRFXTTOUS. W. M. Leeds, Sec'y
unanimously.N. Y. Cour.
Extbaobdinay PBOOTrcT. On cigtecn fect
square,
Sale or Town Lot. rTIIE SUBSCRIBER harins laid out an addition to the I town of Camden, pleasantly situated on the bank of
the Salamonia River in Jay County la, will offer unusually good bargains to those wishing to purchase lots, on Thursday the 23d of November, where terms inf sale i will be made known by JOSEPH H November 11, 1837. 44-ts
simplicity.
Resor, Esq. at his residence, abut seven miles
below this city, on the river, has iaiscd this season, of the Isabella, Cape Ann Catawba Grape, sufficient to make Six Hmmdrtd mnd ULrtp-Scven O'allons of Pure Wine!?? besides n large quantity consumed in the family, and other wise
"fL.??'.:?.!. "VJ" when Mr.
'""ti. . vopeareune was tokt tnat lie couhl not,u V a I a. aLI - iL . -AT A uAaaAst I a
m ciiiai net B tiiab bum is aaaav ja . an rww
i
Taaaava v NoTts. The Baltimore Chronicle of the 31st ultimo, says No. I, of the National Shin Plasters, haa been
flaM Wcrrilry tried and punished according to S nfrnved the words "Martin Van Buren, President of the but , United States, A. D. 1837." On the other side were en
graved "Peace and Friendship," with a tomahawk reversed
and crossed with a pipe. The aesl push will ba to have hi ox-like countenance impressed on the American coin.
I.
ENGLAND Items or I.ttelligexce. ThtfUnsdatJon Mono of a monument to Sir
TaVr Scott was laid, with great ceremony, at
. aa the 2nd of October. lv the Lord I'ro-
aaV The expenses of the monument is defrayins citizens.
ISi new coin, bearing the head of the Queen,
aitsaited to be in circulation in tho course of three months, the die being finished. The
Msaal to be very beautiful and the like-
t.
salary of the Dutchess of Sutherland, as nssof the robes to the Qucens $1000 per SPAIN. Spain the orosnccts of Don Carlos seem
wane, lie had been compelled to
nam Madrid, after several partial cnirajrc-
sanBI which hie fmnna wrt llntl. arwl at
naf athe last acrotints was attempting "."''f latliun with Zariategtii, on the other ft-aD-aro.
hid been formed at Madriil. ether cbristino generals were
af the Carlists. PORTUGAL.
in Portuiral has been brought
the defeat of Saltlanba and the
f tne lKwro. EMiaanna anu JTidewd, after the battle, and were nasi' !Jf;' followers likewise surrenSifmr 2 rf nwty, with the excep-
nnttisJ " were to " lned b.v
RICHMOND BRANCH. BANK. The following exhibit of the affair ol this institution will no doaht be satisfactory to the stockholders aad the cit
izens of the State in general. There can be no doubt of
the fidelity and prudence of the Director of this Branch, and it will ba eacn from tho amount of specie in their vaults, and tba small excess of paper ia circulation that they will be able to sustain the resumption of specie payment, whenever other banks resume. The following gentlemen will constitute the Board the ensuing year : A. C. BLANCH ARD, President.
A
Shtaaa,
Tat
M. M. Rat, I Bear, Iba Gaorca, D. Reid, D. P. Wiociss, Levi Corns
E. Baow.x. N. CiAvroof.
sTATEMEXT ar the ctlitieB mt the Branch
at Kiclsaaal, of the state Bank of Indiana n Third day. Tenth Month 31st, 1S3T.
A. SlDDALL, B. BaasirrwELX, A LIE If IATT, C. Sheaeox,
hsmiitiAil . :- ...
antam l " , - " irom a letter b2yoU t,n V Orieaas, who has conrfmVfeve?!'""1 dU"Dg ,he pre'
tfthk
tanji.
iax
y to witness the beauties r the imhb nf.k : j
-w ttm srpsucsuiv. .mme ,n "y ramification as
r wepesuienttal air is in the poison-
rajini ZJ-'u Ur,canj tb heavens are haa v. It: 'r"r!CTt delicious. The breeze Wfc lT" f,1 f invigorating freshness, faasuLs. dcd,T nna ; the sun shines th CSirtef . V He sinks to rest, nilJVrtr he gladden, the vUion by a2Z h" 'tiata. The transparent oraTaf with tkft frfAnm avraww. ftV.
nana BjOJaaas.a a . r wiiib a HUV rSJdTthaYj? tkatoflh amerald; while the I Tajaaili iiii .-J .1 1 .
DUES TO THE BANK.
Amount of Note discounted on personal se
curity. Amount of lb Us ot Exchange purchased,
(.'on of the Banking House and Furniture, Appropriated for State Banking Ifoose, Deoosite in. aad dues from
Other Branches this State Bank, Other Banks Deposits in New York to meet Govem't Draft, Cash oa hand, vis : In specie, $101,693 OS Note of other Banks 10,330 00 Branches, 13,006 00
371,865 2
11,400 00
3,403 91
17 27
2,400 56
13,733 07
20,000 00
125,018 08
$151,053 16
njk?Vn:wlfcw ratirmg beam. AU is
f your first hson toyoux children
LIABILITIES OP THE BANK. Capital stock paid in, $160,000 00 rront and loss being the unappropriated profits - for tba last half year, ; 9,059 83 Amount in Deposits of Government Funds 30,000 00 by individual depositors 27,467 91
Pension Aeent of Indiana. 4U5I 84
Deposites by. aad duea to 1 Other Branches this State Bank. 23.579 01
Other Ranks 1.074 82
School Fund at command of legislature 400 00
Surplus Fund, undivided Drofit. 19,654 87
Dividends not called for, 463 88 Note of this Branch ia circulation, 188,450 00 Dam are oa protested bills. 500 00
the vines. The Isabella and Cape at Ann the rate of 1500 gallons to the acre? the Catawba was less productive from tho rot having destroyed many
of the grapes. Mr. Resor values this crop at
1000! a orettv handsome remuneration for
half an acre of ground and ten day's labor! Farmers of Ohio if the above facts will not stimulate you to go into the cultivation of the vine, what will? Your hill sides that have a southern or western aspect, and are to steep for ordinary cultivation, are, above all situations, best,
suited to the cultivation of tne vine; and there are none so sleep that vines may not be cultivated on them, and none so poor that they will not produce them. Here you have facts, susceptible of judicial proof, that less that half an acre of 1; round, with the labor of a few days, has produ
ced more much more in value, than one farm in a hundred throughout the State. If you would promote your own interest; if, you would pro
mote temperance; cultivate tne vine, and you will At- hntk - vmi wrill tianusK till wliislrv Rtill.
" j j T I in no and the brand v bottle; for who would drink either i r.. .'. ' 1 - l i trom
11 a good, wnoiesome, ana cneap wine was to 00 had. There are many kinds of light, pleasant w ines, making a delightful drink, and causingjnone of that excitement which creates thirst, instead of allaying it, as ardent spirits do and which a man could not hold enough of, if disposed to drink to excess, to make him intoxicated. It is a fact worthy of observation, that in tours made through varions parts of France, to the amountsof many hundred miles that in several weeks at a time, spent in Paris, visiting public places of resort daily, and on great national fetirities, in visiting'every'place of,curiosity throughout that great capital, from the bottom of the Catacombs to the top ofthe Observatoy, wa have no
recollection of ever having seen a drunken person! although the best brandy may be bad for three cents a glass, a bottle of pleasant wine for twelve and a half cents, and, outside of the city gates, for half the money and that is the reason that drunkenness is less known in France than in any other country in Europe. Cultivate the grape be rich and temperate or make whiskey and make the drunkards. The bane and antidote are both before jron." Cincinnati Express.
Royal Etiquette. The Emperor of Russia sarvsead Mr. Dallas the Americans Matsater, e elan with him on tho Sunday after his arrival at the
Palace of Peterbnff, and really made grand prep-
ltallas fer any
confederation, be admitted in a citizen's dress, and haf ing no uniform he was compelled to go
back to hf9 ship without dinner, quite vext with
the pertinacity of this royal etiquette, and re
fusing poz to put on tne unuorm, avowing mm self to be ademoCvM of the first water, and expressing some appretnsion that it might impair his Dooularitv at home. The Emperor, however,
i gave him another invite for hc following Sunday, when it is expected he aDoeare! in uniform. Mr.
D. should remember the old adagtf, "when in Rome to do as the Romans do." Appropof des bottes, it is rather too much the case with c;u citizens generally on foreign missions, to exhibit s want of politeness and courtesy in conforming ta the customs of the country at which they are accredited, and that to form mere popularity hunting
at home. While a foreign Minister in his negotiations should never loose sight of the honor and interests of his country, his deportment and bearing should ever be in conformity with the practice
t of others of equal rank at the same Court, and
instance be conspicuous for a departure the customs and usages of the eountry.
Any thing that impairs the popularity of the Minister abroad, diminishes his power to render his own country the services required of him. N.Y.Star.
R
OO MS TO IsSTTwo room in tho building, corner
of Main and Pearl streets suited for olhce.
Enouire of E. X. Tl K. t.K
November II, 1837.
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PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. Those indebted to the lata arm of Wituas as. Wmantu, will find their Kwrca aad acoouhts in the hands of D. P. Wl tit JIN'S Sc SONS, until the first day of December; and, after that time, they will be found ia the hands of a magistrate for collection.
! Richmond, Oct. 28, 1837. 42"
N OTA BUT PtrBMC; Blehaaoad, Indiana, Having received the appointment of Noraar Puauc i now prepared to take the acknowledgment of deeds of
conveyance, mortgages olc. ate. lct. 28th, 1837r 42tf
IMPORTANT AX-VOUXCEMENT. It era with sincere p!eaure that the publisher raratlanad last seision, tae arrangement by waica AND LADIES' A.MKKICAX MAUAZ1NC, , Were uuitej, an.) to be e l.aoj by MKA. SARAH J. II ALE. It it w.th ejual pleasure th ji be ma- iafonu the patron of the wt.k, that he h ma le an arrangement with MISS LKM.IK. Author of Pencil Sket-hes, Mrs. Wash
ington rotts ve. vc , who will be connected with Mrs. ; Hale in lending interest ta the pages of the Lady'a Book. Her powerful aid will commence with tb January .a. 1838. ' la addition to the above every number of the work aeat year will contain a rLATe or arrraLT cot.oa.ro tianosn. Tba subscriber, e.HJeavors by extraordinary eaottuma to shew his gratitude for the very many lavours be has received from hit kind friend, the public. Front among the many female writer of America perhaps no two Ladies eoald have been seiertsd, whose varied talent) am so wail calculated to adorn a work like 1K1 Lady' llonk. M'hea it i also mentioned that Mrs. S.joraEr, the tlemans of America; and tartvii.LE Mn.i ex, are contributors to the poetical department, it will be uselese to waste argument in endeavoring to shew what is apparent that the Lady'a I look will stand unrivalled ;.ii.i the periodical of the country. Each nombtr also contains two page of r.tsttioxiatc jacsn in many case original. Some or Tm. coxTtiivTutn. Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, Editor. Mrs. I.. If. Sigouritey, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Mrs. Caroline Irf-e flentz, Mrs. K. K. Kllott, Miss I4lia, Mis II. F. tiould, MissC. K. lirioch, Mis K H. Medina, Willis Oaylord Clark, Joseph C. .Veal, B. H. Itiatchar, IL Penn Smith, Mrs. Phelps Mrs. W'illard, Mrs. Farrar, Mr Well., firnnviHe Mcllen, R. S. MarkonzieI 1.. D-, Jo. R. (Thandler, Morton McMichael, ftohert T. Coarae), At. exander Dimitry, A. M , H- 1- Hale, K. Burke Fisher, ti. C. Brooks A. M., Wm. K. Ilmt iii, Mrs. ljubury, Mrs. titlman, Mrs. Smith, Mr. WooUhull, Miss Charlotte S. Cushman, Rev. J. II. Clinch, Coa'tnnt (iuillou, Mrs. Sedgveick. TERMS. The terms of the IadV Rook are Tliree Dollar par an num, or Two IVipiae for Five Dollars, payable ia advaaee. All order must be addressed to L. A. tiODEV, literary Rooms, Chctnvt ttreel, one door krltnc SracatA, Ittiindelpkia.
Attomera anal CMaeeliwrs at Law. TAMES PERRY keep hi office at Libebtt, Union co.
aj and J. S. SULLIVAN at Richmond, Wayne county,
Indiana; at either of which placer any business, entrusted
to them by letter or otvera-ise, in the liae of their profession, will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. JS. MXL1 V AW has just received the appointment of NtI ARY PUBLIC, at thi place ; and, as such, i authorized to take deposition, acknowledgment of deads, mortgages, Ac. He will at all times attend promptly to any of these duties, or to draw ing up instruments of writing in a enrrect manner, when called upon. frf-r'fyffice on Main Hrect, four door East of the POtt
Office. Richmond, Ind Oct. 26th 1 837. 4 2tf
Cscarx at fkUtn a tVastfaataa streets.
Tbesscbt Noras. These notes says the New
York Courier, bearing two per cent, interest,! were for the first time on Thursday, offered for , sale at the Board of Brokers, and one and a half!
per cent, premium, payable in bank notes, was asked for them but few bidders. They were subsequently offered in Washington street at 04 per cent, payable in conatiutional currency. No purchasers. Poulson's Advertiser. Tkdiocs Sotigs. A musician, in giving notice of an intended concert at Cleveland, Ohio, says, a variety other songs may be expected, too tedious to mention.'
From the Baltimore Merchant, Nor. 2,
Charleston asd CrvcnrtAti Raii.ro
We learn fro.n the Columbia Times that the! observance.
PROCLAMATION". Wheaeas, it ha been represented to me that it is the desire of the religious community to set apart a day, during the present year, to be observed as a dav of General Thanksgiving. Then know ye,
that ia obedience to said request, I, Noah Noble, Ooveraor of the State of Indiana, do hereby appoint the FIRST
THURSDAY, IN DECEMBER NEXT, a a day of public thanksgiving to Aunetrrr Goo for his special Wee-
sing on tba fruits of the earth, and tne measure ot aaaitn enioTed throughout our State ; and respectfully request the
member of the several churches, aad ail other to join ia its
Z&o 7o Se41CS2SlB9 RESPECTFULLY inform hi friends that be ha taken this bouse, and repaired it throughout, and furnished it in superior style, without regard to trouble or expense : but with an aim to tb comfort -aad convenience of
those wh.i may favor him with their custom. From hi ex peri'nee and determination to pleats ba hope to receive 1 hare of the public' patronage. Richmond, November 4th, 18X. 43tf
SESSION JOURNAL AND REGISTER. During the Session of the General Assembly Seatt aad Gallagher will publish DAILY and TUI-WEEKLY aditions of the State Journal and Register. The D.tiLr Seseio.i Journal add Register will contain aa great aa amount of reading matter as any dailypaper ra the Western States. Price during the Session, Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. The Tai-WKEKi.r Session paper will contain no advertisements, (excepting a single insertion of new one,) but will ba exclusively made np of reading matter. Price Two Dollar , . The several edition of the Journal aad Register, ia addition to the ordinary subject embraced ia a newspaper, will furnish the reading- public with a fait view of the pre ceedings of the General Assembly. Competeat Rapaiaar mr trie two branches, hare a 1 resxTy heaw , nai asseiaaa the detail of legislative proceedings usually publishes! ia tba session papers, the Editor will endeavor to give Tat eriarr or tub sittius something mora lhaa the mere annunciation of the progress of a measure through tba customary routine in which ba will take the liberty of sue akin i! in
ly of the doings of the people's representative. News Congressional, Political, Foreign aad Domestic, will always occupy a portion of the column of the Journal and Register. Subscriber' name must ba returned a early a the first week in December. Advance payment will in all Case bo required for the session psper. letter on the subject should be directed, inrarialdp pott-paid,) to John D. Ntca-
oLn,ruHunng mVgent, Uoiummjs. 0"f of Coittminu, fJct. 1837. Pl'BLIC BALE.- Will be sold on Herond-day (Monday) the 13th of the 11th mo. (November) next, a portion of the personal estate of Henry Rue, dee'd, at hi late residence, th.ee mile South of Richmond, Wayne eo, Indiana : consistinr of Horses, f Tanle. Sheer. Hm. mmmA
Wagon, one two-horse Carringe, Corn in the field, together with a variety of other articles.
Trait A credit of twelve mouth will be liven, br tba
purchaser riving note with approved ecwrirr. ffcfWShla to
commence at 1(1 o'clock on said day, when due sue art we will be given by ISAAC BON INK, Exeoutor. REBECCA RUE, Executrix. N. B. They ml-owi-h to sell, at private sale, a FARM containing eighty acres, on which there ia an aaealleal GRIST and SAW MILL; for further particular inquire a above. 10th mo. 28th, 1 837. 42 :3t
SE. IREDELL, ha removed hi Tailoring ahop to . one door north of Main on Pearl street, where he intends to carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all iu various branches, and being thankful for past favors would respectfully request a continuance of the same. N. B. He is also agent for Mr. Oliver's improved patent shoulder system for rutting garments. Richmond, Nor. 4th, 1037. 43tf
$451,033 16
ELIJAH COFFIN, Casbie.
MARRIED, Oa the first iataat, by Daniel Strattan, Esq., Mr. SAMUEL SHLTE, to Miss DEBORAH KEEalANS; all ot Wayne county.
DIED, On Saturday test, SARAH, infant daughter of Wm Rr. G Fwa, 0 this place.
following arrangements have been made as to the
salaries of the officers: The President is to receive a salary of $6,000
per annum, but Gen. Havne has generously de
clined to receive more than $4,000 and his travel
ling expenses, during the ensuing year, in consid
eration of the moneyed embarrassments of the
tunes. He ot- course refuses any compensation for the past year. The treasurer's salary is fixed
at $2,000 per annum. The Engineer departv . mav - mar SA.T -1 - -
ment is reorganized, major uacrseii is at its head, with a salary of $8,000 per annum, and
$2,000 for his travelling expenses. There are to eb under him four brigades of Engineers each composed of a chief, a surveyor, a draughts-roan and a leveller, with the necessary operatives. Mr. Cheesborough is head of the Western Brigades, with a salary of $3,000, and Mr. Drayton of one of the South Carolana Brigade, with a j salary of 2500 per annum. Mr. Colcock is selected by the Chief Engineer as his assistant, with a salary of $2,500 per annum. Capt. Williams is to continue on duty until the end of the year, and to receive $6,000 for his past and fainr service?.! and then to terminate his con
nexion with the Company, its finances not ad-
Done at Indianapolis, this first day of November, 1837.
By the Governot, Is. xiirBiaC Wa. J. Baow, Secretary of State. Not. 11, 1837.
-LARGE MAPS OF Mississippi aad Ala ban. SHOWING tba Public and Indian Laada, Indian Raerratkma, Land Districts, Townships, Streams, Ac, engraved from the government surreys and plats ia tba General Land offic, Washington! city, by E. Gilman, Draughtsman ia the General Land OBtce. F. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washing ton city, has just published, (aad secured the copy-right according to law) the above Maps, which will be foaad iahaitaly asara complete and accurate than any heretofore published. They are published on separata sheets, each containing nearly U equate feat, aad wiU be found especially useful aad valuable is those interested in the lands of either State, as they show every ir-m of iaforsnauoa which is ia the poeaeeaiaa of tba land offices relative to water courses, township lines, Indian ; land aad reservations, land districts, etc-, aad will be found ; acearately precise ia these points. They caa ba sent by j mail to anv oart of tba United States, auhiect only to tin-
COCMCS Of k 1 Jt i
ME. et J. E. REEVES, weald respectfully an- . Bounce to the public, that they have on hand a large aad well aelecBsd stock of
h they offer for sale on the most accommodating terms, at the room recently occupied by Messrs. J.C. HAWKINS A SON, IIaobastows, Ixdiasa. November let. If 37. 43 Fifteen Detljr EXeward. STOLEN from the aabacriber oa the evening of the 23tb instant aa indentured Mulatto girl, between twelve aad thirteen year of age had oa wnea aha left a light colored cotton frock, and a calico sua bonnet. She ia a forward, saucy girl of bar age ha a light scar ia the middle of bar
forehead. It it believed aba wa atmea on oy one ot black young men in the neighborhood. I will give) fis lars reward for the return of girl, or intelligence of
that I can get her; aad tea dollar "for Use apptehaaaiea of
1 he thief or thieves. All persons are cautioned I roan Har
boring or trusting her oa my account. ' LEWIS MORRIS. Wayaa Tp-, Wayne Co. Indiana, Note bet 4, 1917.
Public Kale.
WILL be old at public sale, on SATURDAY the 1 1th of November 1837, the following articles : TABLES, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, pot an 1 kettle, and a rariety of household and kitrhra furniture too ted km to mention. Also, one set of BLACK-SM ITH TOOLS, and one set of WAGON-MA KKR TOOLS, with a large assortment of wagon plank and spokes, of tba best quaiity aad well seasoned. Likewise, the running gear of four aaw WAGONS, and several set of hobs, with a uuaatity of stuff ready got out. Sala to commence at 10 oYloefc, whan tba conditions and terms will be made known and attendance given by THOMAS HARTLEY. Richmond, Nor. 4th, 1837. 43 ts
T5
fa IIT ANTED,
large quantity of WHITE GOOSE A mod twice will ba given fat them
by ISAAC B. SOfJFF B.A1, at hi Uhair jaamn-rwj, oa the North-West corner of Front and Main atresia. Richmond, Nov. 4th, 1637.
BALE. A good
aauauy area
kisg's Factory. For eat be peemi, mt at October Slat, 1837.
LOTS,
frame HOUSE and tws
Mmm JtassarSffnC fMsTVVt flaVeaW aUsVTiaffMsl
ems aasuy ta RoesaT aaaaaa3r
ela letter soMace. Price Two Dollar:
either will ba sent by mail for Five Dollars. A liberal die-
room will be made to travelling agents, or aa any who boy to sell again. j Qy-Editor of newspapers, any where, who will gi-e the , above advertisement, (inc! "ing thts iKKire) ana or two ia- j MrtiniM. shall turai n. bv rKirn mail, a 1(1111 of each nit.
milting ot the continued ana simultaneous trw ,( uey will send a copy of the paper contain mg tt to tne t plovosent of two such eminent Engineers as Ma-; advertiser. I jor'McNcU and himself. ' tVtobn 14, 1637.
aw x-a Pair thick BROG.VN5L at aAulaatl ear retalr, Sltltby CO ALE 4k HAJKILTON. My 27,1837. 2Ttf
ZilZUOTJa tc fUboe iT2mn niae lory.
m SUBSCRIBER ha removed ta tba aaore oaa door
est of A. Blanch wl A Co. where he intends an
manufacture all kind of Boom aad Whsst, and will kaew
constantly on hand heme made work. All order fear work
promptly attended to. By strict attention to tba bueiar he hope to have a share of patronage. Likewise has on hand a large assortment of eastern made work, which be offer at wholsale or retail aa cheap aa can be purchased in any place. Will inform the eountry stores ha can furnish them oa good team aad a low aa caa ba bought elsewhere. All tips mended gratis. Please call and HENRY 8. CROCKER. Richmond, Sept. 29, 1837. 38; ,
HIDES St U1KK WTRD.K.cwAa Haoea will commence the TANNING bus ines at tba old
stand of Momsson and W iggms; waara aa wieaes to purchase a quantity of the above article.
HIDES AND BARK will be received for Leather aad .
aa account, by Moaaaseox at. v suetua; aa for Huddles aad other articles, by D. P. Waoetsa at Sotre. Riehmond, Oct. 2g, 1837. 42tf
r 1 IIE aaBaeribar earnestly requaet all t
tbaaa, to call and settle their respective
saesfsafcfy, as delays uf be asmgerssrt.
JUAib aX. IIAJBla IVit. micheaond, Oct. 28, 1837. 49tf
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ATCH MAEIS6. The subscriber, ha4 ta
ken the stand fcnasaili oer apiad by w. Ta
twe door
of D. D.
lleaal.
Indiana, cjBer bis a 1 vices as WaTcamaCi
o
ssocssca sosa
F vatraus knsde, ft aala by
JOCIN WILLIAMSON, .Vara, fast Corner of .4hn aasf Front Street.
Rjchmooat, Ort. flat, 1837. 39
ths cittaaat of
te aQ who may savor bias with a caH. '
ary price.
JOSHUA
IC-h sto 21st. 18S7.
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