Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 11, Number 52, 1 January 1842 — Page 4

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For the "Palladium." An Appeal to the Rich. Alaa! tot the poor man, stern winter iicoine, Cold, eold, blow the wind round Ins comfortless home ; Ilia children are shivering, no fire on the hearth, No warm bed to lie in, hit bed it the earth, Or a pallet of straw, or a heap of old clothe I all he can muster, alas '. for hi woe : Hi cupboard is empty, or little i there ilii children are famished, hi wife in despair, Starvation and death (tare them all in the face; Then pitft 7 r'cn men, oh! pity their caw. To the heart of the ladies I need not appeal. For the woe of the poor man they surely ran fed; Their hosom are oft, they are tender and true, No, no! my dear Ladies, I appeal not lo you lint ye men, who in richer and comfort abound, Who have clothing and food, who have house and ground, Think, think on the poor man, a shivering he g"e ; And Rive joy to hi bosom, oh ! pity hi toe t Ye, give freely, give freely, remember the word lie that gives to the poor man but lend to the Lord. w. r. s. Sublime and Kidicnlou-. "Buffalo Nichola" has been perpetrating oine ton-hini lines to Mil Vhat'-her-name. Jlere they are, "without note or comment :' Stme juipfr. And art thou here? How wildly beat my heart Again thou shinesi, my unalouded alar; And fate, which once, remorseles", bade us part, I'ring hope, joy, t anportl'ray, dear, how's your ma? Still dost thou love nie.? Are thoc feeling w arm As in the sunny day when firt ue met? Ha gentle love survived the wrecking storm. That all our fat into the fire upset! Fondly I loved thee, then a fondly now! Mar not my blis by one distracting doulii ; List to my tale of love, my whispered vow! Kay, dearest "Does your mother know you're out?" I've thought upon thee in my dreamy hour! The songs we loved, how often have I sung Love cheers the darkest day that ever lowers Hope ever whispers "Go it while you're young!" M I C K L. L. A N K O V S . Thk CbnsUS. Tho editor of the Cincinnati Chronicle haa been examining the tix returns of tho census, taken ut intervals of ten years each eince the adoption of tho constitution. Tho investigation show some curious fucts: 1. The population of tho United States increa es exactly lit per cent, each ten years, and doubles every twenty-four years. Tho law is so uniform and permanent, that when applied to thu population of 171)0, nnd brought down the present time, it produces nearly the very result ns shown by the census of 18-10. And thus wo may tell with great accuracy what will be tho census of 1850. It will bo nearly twenty-three millions. . ti. But although this is the aggregate rci 'lt, it 'JJs by no means true of each particular part of the country, for New England increases at tho rate of 15 per cent, each ten years, while tho northwestern stales increase 100 per cent in that period. 3. Tho slave population increased at 30 per cent, but since at less than 25 per cent. The free population have, however, increased at the rato of 30 per cent. At this rate, therefore, the difference between the freo and slave population is constantly increasing. 4. Another fact is that tho colored population increases just in proportion to the distance south ; nnd that slavery in certainly and rapidly decreasing in tho slates bordering on the free states. This state of things continued, would, in a half century, extinguish slavery in theso stales, nnd concentrate the whole black population of the U, States on tho Gulf of Mexico, and the ac'j icent SSlutcs ou tho sout'acrn Atlantic. Stbaxcb Svsteiw OF JKi:riNfJ ACCOIMS A barber Baincd Litiion, was before a London Police Cuuit, charged with having customers in his house after midnight. Tho barber "It is tho fault of this person. Merlon, ulio is in tho Court. As ho has not time lo be bhaved dining tho day, ho will come to be fchaved lato at niolii" Tho President "You ought not nt any rate disturb the public peace. There were rries issue cd from jour house as il you had been commit ting murder. I Merlon "Ho was shaving; that's almost the i santo thing.' j The President "Was it you, then. Merlon. w li wcio crvtng out as if ou were being ll tyed?-' ' ' Merlon Yes, in fact, ho wns Hiving mt; (a ( general laughter) be hns cut mo horribly.'" j Tho baiber "it is true, but I made a mistake." j Merlon "Dnl ) ou not mean, then, to cut me?'' Tho barber "I do not sny that. (Prolonged: laughter ) I Certainly did not mean lo CUt SO deep." (Loud nnd coniinund laughter.) Tho President '"Did you, then, cut him on purpose!" Tho barbjr "Indeed, I did, in the spirit of my order; you understand one doe? not like to be be low his business." Tho President and Merlon together "And whyt" Tho barber The whole ntuir is this: M. Merl.in id not to bo trusted, as he does not pay rcadv inonev. ho Vfed to cheat me in the number of shaves for which ho owed me; when he had 1 . . I,.-, ti.. I . . . I . - .1. .-, IwetVP. no liseo IO sJ inn ;., c that I lost both my razors, my soap, and my .: I .l., n.t n o,..l.i.t Lreoirit'n reck- .....,.....-.. , o luttn? not to uo oispuieu. The Prfsident"How was that?" Tho barber "Kverv time that I s-havo him I l.koaonch iu hi cheek; (general Uugh ter;) when count up, I bukathts Check, end as many notche, so many ehaves; (renewed laughler Vbut tho ether dav, the razor turning in my hands, I made the figure ,00 large, nnd .tw.,a thu which made him cry out and disturbed the neighbors." AmiJst the general Unghter, the baihor was ; rt lulemrtpJ to pay the full penalty, aid the Tresiiicnt advised him to renounce, in future, his new . system of keeping accounts Saturday C uiricr. "Smoking in Holland," st)s tho Boston Pust, "is 60 commoo, that, when a party meet in a room nDd any one present is wanted, tho w aiter goes around with a pair of bellows aud blows the srnoko from before each face, that ho nj-y distin- j guish the individual called for." j

' Pkmvsylvaxia Lead. II would nppcnr fr 'in J i the fuliuwirg article in the irjntuiy American! ! thai there is a fair promise lhal lew! w ill Ic add d ! Uo tho list of mineral resources it) which the; State of Pennsy Ivonia abounds so abundantly : i j The Lead Mine discovered near Sunbury is- ; nut as some suppose, one of the humbug i f the j dny. Serera! miners have been ttij.'ietl frr the ! ;!ast six months, in driving g-inrrwa a nnil mi- i

king other excavations. L).jnnr that titne thev have taken out about fine hundred tc ns r.f oJ ore. ; j We were informed by otio of the miners lint j j I hey have now extended" the gingway almost : two hundred leet in!o tlio hiil, and that the vein of ore presents a Lrenst of about fivo nd a ha!f feet. There are, in all, eiht vein?, imbedded in compact limestone. These veins are plainly visible, cropping o it, as the miners term i', on the I top of the hill, ranging frurn fic to twenty f'Ct ; apart. The workmen say that two bain's ran , lake out alio it fifty tons ofore p.r month. Thi ore, we understand, his been nnalizd in New i York and Philadelphia, and found to yield from (50 to 60 per cent., depending upoi the rpn'itv of i tho specimens tested. W'e have seen bullets (cast from if, by smelting some of the ore in an ! iron ladle, over a common smith's tire. Those in- ! terested in the work, intend to put tip a smelting j furnace earl v in the spring, when tho whole uiklj ter will be fully and (airly tested. 1 Auto"run of lieniarnin Franklin . A receipt j was shown us on Saturday, in the hand-writing ! of th 19 extraordinnrv man, of which the following n an exact copy : April XlvJ, H'l'2. Received of Mr. J anviero" Newcastle 'I'en shillings for one years New?. Fkanklix." In a biographical notice of I-r tik t ri we read nsfollows: 4'ln Iviglarr ho woikc-J some time Va as a printer, but not receiving t lie promised assistance, ho returned to l'iii!;ide!plii;t in when he issued his first publication, l'oor Richard's Almanack.' whi h became very popular, nnd shortly after added to his labors a newp iper." It was for t year's subscription to said newspajirr tint thre above receipt was given, nnd by the way, the money must have been paid in atlrancc A-. I'. Jour, of Com. A Ctiv of Samaritan'. From an interesting circular i.isucd by thu 15 iard of Health of N'otf Orleans, in relation t, u'mj recrni ravai;-s of t!ie epidemic in that city, we learn ihit four hundred members of the several nssociuions wero voluri- 1 tartly and constantly occupied in seeking and re lieving their distrt a-.-cd unacclimated brethrt n, at thousands upon thojsands in cverv part f thrcity, contributed without solicitation, from a classes of the resident population. fftl.",l.")l h ive been expended by the Dimes de Provid die, the Howard, Sunaiitan, and Firctnan'd Cli in! able Association alotie. SfRii'i't'Ri: AcraoRiTV. A (iiaker was married by a Vicar, io a ladv of the church of Eng land. 'J'ho Vicar demanded a fee of fno sbii lings. The tijatcr nits astonished, b it siid if lha Vricar would provo that fivo shillings wns tho proper fee, he woulii pay it. Tt.o V.cir directly turned io the passive, 'A virtu;r;;3 woman is a crown (j e.) to her husband.' 'Thoti nit rinht,' replied tho Qiuker. 3olornon was a wis' man.' So saying, ho paid tho five shi!i'ngJ, and presented tho Vicar with a pair of ne.v glovrp, besides. Lakgf. Bkll. A bell now being cast for theCentre Church, in Hartford, Con., is to weigh 1000 pounds, T. T. Abbott, of Concord. N. II. h is rect ived orders to supply 100 worth of knivrp !"r theuse ef members ol Congress at i l coming session A preamble nnd j int resolutions have been introduced into the Senate of tho Alabama Legisla ture, rt-jeclitig tho portion of the proceeds of thr public lands tint would accrue to that State under the Distribution Act. Ic es.- The quantity of ices consumed annually nt the restaurants, coffee hi use?, nnd colle ctioners of Paris, is calculated nt lo.tMK). 1100 His. Mug!ir.h and the estimated value about t"0l, 0OO fr. Terms of .ttltcili-iiii.i'M Dm i ar per pi.are foi three insertions, and T i:tv-Fivk I'knts for each adtrtlional in-eruoa. Ten Lines, or tiie space occupied ! y rwi, is counted a s.iiurr, nthi! rouiued i; -s taan a sipiare ; all m er a aapiarc, tml less than a "a'.iare run' a half to he cnuittc 1 a sjnirc ami a halt. 1'-: s nrr for tiiree montiis, Til It KB Dollars; lor six hi aa.tas Six ).u.lars, or Ti- n I 'iiLliHs pe r anniini ; two -apiares lit l i r Ioi.i..rs ANt I'lFTV Ckvis per anatiin ; thr e siiarrs Twkstv IKu.I.ars per annum. Mer-iianis, I)raists, and otiicr, ndvcr;iins !v tiie year, will tic charged Iar a folumn of -JUOU m's, jttjU,0ll jtcr nnnnni; for lUree-fo.uths of a roliimn, , ail.OU : for half a t-o! imn, lHa. HI; fir a tpiarterof a column. P2.- ,00. A tie.! action of .';) per .rent, will he made on advertisements longer 'nan a quarter of a column, whenii sertcd hy the half year or year, and not altered. Chancery notices and petition" foi divorces, imict he paid invariably in advance. Advertisement comijj from a'iroati, must be accompanied it!i the i-.tsh, miess ortlered for publication by a brother publisher. X. It. Xo advertisement will be discontinued tinld paid for, unless at the option of the phiisher or by previous agreement between tae publisher and the advertiser. 31 1: i) l c i x i: s , Paints, Oils, Dye StulTs, !vc. tJiic. T II IK Subscribers ratri'.il tor farmer paira;e, lie-; leave lo inferm tneir fnenas an 1 tap. p.iaiic j il l: - einerally, tment of articles at PKICKS UKthat we still continue to keep a ;'i'i i a--our tine, which w e now oroaosf to sr ni"cKl to the present stand ias of things. Iiav in made on favorable an addition ta o ir former stock, recent terms, we flatter ourselves that we can ;io as wc.i by jo.i as any otner estaoiisiin-.eni in i ic - .xr:- -meat may be found the usual variety of choice an 1 sen. line articles articaiariy .te:icines, mrs, ana .-pirn-. i matter essentia! to the invalid. As we have ever m.v.c it our riartir uiar study to procure gioc article-. we ieei a con tilence in recommending mem, an fidence in recommend in.: mem, an-: po-iineiy ! mttrh hirer for Cash, than ha? before been ottered in mis i place. rerVous wishing to purchase, at tr.WYfaiV nr retail, will give ua a call and see what can be done; ice are in ( trW o Morphia, Cream Tartar, Tartaric Acid, Jtipr. carh. Soda, ! sj krata, Camahor, Khubrtrb, Jalap. Mjtard, Mump, fart-t).I, Af. lVpper, IJaberry. Cum Myrrh. AichV. j lt i . , , vj of ' 1 IRVIV RCF.D vV RRidTIir.R. Richmond, Pccernher 1st, 1?4I. N O T I C E r itllfl "MIF. Su'iscrilier havin; male arrant ns tsr un tar P rios rr inr I ..,:., of the aruii tnjiU bml din? Machinery, i- no prepare I to tur-i . i- . . - a. r..oaa.v-tTioi..-e. a.. i.s Iricn Is i kinds of Ml-ConJen-eis, an l tne pumic n ruc... . - - .- ..cii (".-irdios Machines vjiniiiiKS Machines. i-ocri.ooiii.r'i,r....u. ..... chines. Napping Machines. A.C. e. t ao of na ... ;.. xi. He nisi prepared f-r cut he hns the lnte-t I'tttHtl. Mil! sctevv, TiCssScreAS, &c. s've. II! KAN AH IUMXV Richmond, Nov. C, 1 J J 1 . 4 t-rra .

rKTKHS- PlI.l.S, Or , realty. Health Cotr.juircd with or JO (' n! now fiat th-e t'lli fit t eter-, are eininentiy !ie test vePta',1 ant;-l-i!.ni- 1 il!- in a-e upru.i Ai-n pro' H'tl kuoc wnf!!, I w ha t liit e xpcra.1 it') 1 1 ; c llil i vcr-ai tne Am' ;n i'.'. cr :n and train it u id not dt p-art and ho d;.e it? A clo id of w :t.i s-c are iieJ.ira u an I t:.e i niiMiertu t-io i;i: i j,f nt ri 'cikiii ' Know, n ;id le-HI v oi v ii t t! -v v iri ' e si-n a;r: ut ri-i-; lion. :1 V n-i - ,.t;i 1 w ; ti - i T ri ,i; ; . ty :ui 1 . . ' i k-;i .':u:u,n tiiiv are in i'iitril u -e tiifiuiio it -at. i.-i.t cuntiiif.it and rNf.i hirf a:i ! tlicr tf-i-l-e 1 i;t a .-en.: D'.j.daitn llinn of t.ic haju-u t di- .(,'. crir-s of in '..'p,i liay, an! a a inrsiiiii.'tbie v.'.f l.le--!ii;. They are imp!s in their preparatn.it, mi. ! and kind iii lor: r action, ti.orouh in ih'r opeia lion, an ' unrivaKc 1 in their re - ill-. 'J in' t u n .in I country are alike r.iii i itn their praise. Tl e ;.-i 1 --e a a ! ior-!i i-t- alike er'.i w an tlieir irt:" in a';! caniat-, -' -undrr all tf-mperature, t'.i-y will retain their uo.tder'u! ;ma -rj, and tw: t taem unaltere.l by aze or if tation : an 1 tai the vui.e of a trat'.-'.ul coniiiiuni prot-la i m. l iii-v v i!l n.re iiiii! I i ; liou Ke o'i. 1. V r-.,-iv H : lac rr an 1 A -ae. !.-, . e;;1 . i c r ( ' ic, J.moir mt, A - tiiioa. of the Spleen, lle-, irn, F.iri : 'I'oiV.ie, I ;-.'. U:-.e.imat Jai::ir''-uient Col Female Oa-u action-, ienrt!. Nau-ca, I inen-if) i of tor I'irrii.ea, Fia t ilencr. a petite, Utotched or Sallow i'oraor ol li i e lii Aei-, v h Stomach an i II. car!-, Incipient hit. nil t'o-itis r.i' I.0--1.! Apt'oiiiple ion, ana in ull c;o;a id ere a catiian.c or an r:a-rii at 1in iicat' .1 prdm:in neither nan.-ea. cr. an i are the sciontitic cnnipo in i ut a who has made his profei-ion the si idy ai, tior in .'i . 1 f)', ;alar pia.'ian 1 in- iih-. Jr. 5, u-as bred to t!io healini; rt h. 1 a craaaa:e ot '. iJciksnire, Ma.-? , hi? orti'e, l,;icrtv hoiiore 1 han u nil an 1 ptah i taai, in ('oihve, and the medical college 1 1a ploma Iroiii both of which tmni in N. I .; al-o t ie American Jiil.tnte tiiree preininins lor hi- iniuiiial'itj i-ki.i geiteia '1 in &. nianafact.irin .ie.li:iiie-. -V '.'a- i:a cietv (it S. V. have re-o-nise 1 i'eters" l'lii nn t tion nnd in livid lal patronage. I'r. IV ti r-, f ran a th-ed in tae marsiiv dl-trlct South, waere ni n'a, li " yr i !ir.c-j,i k, grow uat of a morbid state ul the 1. hr-ro it iv;iJ I'etrT.-' J'lils 01 irir i Ov I iitnain, i-uenti V Sample, Vorktown. M. Sea ton, t'entret iile. ott sV .Meredith, Cninnr lin. .Mtintirnmcrv A. I.' ,V Terrill, Rava ille. ihroii-honi the Sf-tte a:td L'nite.l States. ih. :. i- ii. AI'I.Ki V Vlt;S. ( )( all tiia re.ne ever devise 1 for the pro era tion of the li-t'r. en f.Mjii 1 e; ml to JA VXT.S HA Hi Hl.N'U haa ! dee i it iin, pro-, el i : a-i fr'nn f tliin ' off, a 1 w t. in niiie'.een i-a-eid tery uria it lien ' of h i :r. pa ie read tae f low i l.t ot Sap.t. Ttli, K-iit: f I v i ti. TiiMf Wecad the ar.e:.ti-in ol tlip au'ic.e 1 ulth p.-eina: are baldness, ta tie excellent " I lair Tonic"' prepnre i l.y Dr. Jayne of this city. Having used it onrstl'.es, we can speak of it virtue by experience., and e uahe-ita-tin.-r'y prm eini-e it nn mvalnahle remedy ta prevent the fall.in ott" of the hair, and o restore it from a dea l, to a fine, healthy apjir'arance. We can also --peak from personal knowledge ot the cases nt' two or three Irirmls who ncc predisposed to baldnes-, i.o by the u-e of Jayne's Hair Tonic, have n i v I ix.mant hair We have no tli-piitioii to p. iff, indi-criiniaate'v oil Kin ! of rrtneilies, for all tii e-i"; s hich t'.-sli is heir to, bnt i.-n w ft ha-.e t. -ted the lirtae of an article, ucare iiee ta ?rty it go-id. i) U JAYXFS I 'A I'Ktrrt HI A XT. This .nvn'.inl.lc medicine is daily enectin some of the tno-t asfn;.h- 1 an 1 wo iderf.il c ires that hate evtt i-een kno'A'ii. A.I ; ui; ; have ever one 1 it far Asthma, C'o.h, Spitting of B'.ood, j Hooping t'ru-i, I'r. n.i or Hirf-, CanSiiai pi, on. Chronic Pie iri-v, Hoarscnt -s, 1'a'm an 1 S jreness of tne 1 l.-east. ii i fficn.tv ot Ureatlnni, an I every other di-case of lha LI XlS and JtiiKAS I', can and do ntttrt to il usefulness. It stands unrivalled it tJnd pre-eminent rn v it, and you wiil be farced to ackuovv Icdje tht it" virtues hare not, nor rainot b rn-erratcd ; that it stands far above rual beyond tae reach of competition ; that it is the only reasonable, tae only nat iral, nn 1 tne only tr.ilv successful met tod ot arrcsttni and 'arm; ill-eases u the rnlitionary Organs. Kxtract ot" a c- rtificate from tiie Rev. Dr. IJabcock, late Tres isnt of t ie Wau-rviile Co'.lese, .Maine: -Troui intimate personal acquaintance with Dr. I. Jay ne, a regular ifjdeat of the Medical L'ni er-ity of i'ennsyhania, and an experience, successful praetione.r ol medicine, I was prepared to appreciate tae numerous testimonials in favor of his different medical preparations, much in .c hichly than tae great majority ol those whith are extensively euloeised. On trial of them in my own family, an I some of them persona'ly, I have more than realized their favorable anticipations. They are what they profess t-- bo not quack nostrum? but ski lfully prepared antidotes fir -.me of tne mm atV.i.-tive of human i,.;-ia'-e. I km taey are iriilv e'teeipe !. and frerpisntiy pres-ribed, ty n:i! med 1 : in ,-i resp--.-:a'de r. t.:ere;i'ar praci.onvrs ot of t lis c:tv 'and elsewhere, an! I do not hesitate ;- commend tii' in a a t salable ail t.iian to our materia medica, and a safe, as well as eminently ucfn! remedy for the diseased."' un r c.nroc:c, Jr. Mr. Xirivlas Ilarr!-. one of the i'r-acMs of tae First Daptist Church of l'liilidelphia. has been perfvetly cured by it after havinj suft'ered for nitty years with A'thraa, wliich hitherto batlled the Mil of seme of the b rnysicians nf the eilr. Miss Mary Campbell of Fayette Co. I'a.. has been cured of An.ima of eighteen years standing by this Kxpectorant. ' Finally, what the public hive Ions deired, a rne,?icine of this kind', which misht be depended upon, prepared y a regular phvs-citn is now . rTered to them, an"! can tie had of JAMES K. UlUUALE, July 21, 111. Jd-lT Richmond, It. JOB PRINTING. EMIIRACINC JtWilSTKKIAL AND OTlltR ELA.NK; PAMPHLETS, Ironiiory Xole. r.a:: - i'u rtu I.rU n -a - .1 -tit anv n t,rti-t - . . -r ri - I i til. f's . IIIJI1-I7V. ex tented at the -hortesi uotve, and tn good $t.le, at the 11 AU 1 VI 16 AT KJ' Is A KM, For Sale at this Office.

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Saaks 1 alhott. Miitriit l.lii- p,ten :- k- a -:iv niii-".-iii:'i on ia i i a general a-stirtii.eot i'.w City. Jul X. I.ee'aick. I.ih- t ,.,,.., 'irru.-,- Slier i-ir.n an t Tin w are W.r.s - 1

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. tln-;are uliich w:ii la -'II at Oo'i-'i!p fir rt-lad tn a- : Kicaiuon.,, i.-t

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AZ fraai tae Sat jr. lay llvenin : ,

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VALUABLE PRGPETY FOR SALE. '

T MIL suhscriher is de--rais of e"in ; at pr.-. ate i.r ri bed, ln-vt 1 1 : Mui.i a.i 1 I r an any ol the property her. natter !c Ihe lio w and t it, nt t: p earner of nrre'.-, oeeup.e ! l A bud Iin- l"t, J"!'.t tlliams n a- a stn'e. t.i a: 1 h'.-ue . it, ai Ma..i street named i t en the east, Jin 1 a !; a. run. ; a ni in t ie a:1'', e fie trtree ury fanca iate.v pat up i-v Jo. li at m j A b ii..i::j lot, -t!-o u ,J u i :;er'.,r,.'I .,.1; i; i tv if Ara;tr a:1!.; Gr.ir.r-tui i-z vt e:, ran. in I I d !- et to a:l a ley, r. i alley rMfn.li:! fr-oi th I) Hie tirt iiien;:a:ii" : al Tiie pr i;..eriv aere : fin. he I '., , .'-. r.! :. ; a'.j'- ol a t-n 1 a : v.hole len-t.t r C r ty. e rc i!f. r ai- -t .' efa ; v id, m, ; u ..--. nca 'y n- iv. The ma u t j.! !- . ta f.i.ir ro w on the ti,--t rtour, ith ini 14 4 J i v J J it r v. pa.aie or entry, kiu brirk. A .! an i r.iof a 2 '.i i in ; . t v. ili i liar ; al o it t --. an ) a n t: 1 :t v : i -alt i'a Kaii-. '1 he t tat.ii t itor p i a -n n: ae-. It i-ic.i.-e , ;i o I f t i i' -a ' lie.!, mi." iki'I'p, '! house all ol inv stah e, n:i I other out buil.iio;ellent u a ter ; rmv, lryaid airy a halt a-re- of jtii.ni or a e--; ,-ai-f: ; frnlt t.-n - . f s arl.i i- - a it - a--e i !v a -v.- in t a' p l- , ( .'; rai'-i'atr t l-r a j r.. t: ri -i-:l - aL ; X.'r 1. ia.u'' ; nrt ii! t.' c t'.'. n 1 r ij"rlv : a' riii-g: t -A!-1, a 1 et'itv, a 1 i 1 : 1 : ? r.- t e ; c , it wi: 1 ate i a -e. -i 1 .an i f ' '-a : i ! a a . d in- : e-i r i,il a . f -! V 1 t-v-f mMi; t i . ( ;1 i ', : ; I!.,....er : 1 1 :.. .1 1- 1 :- !.-. ai OA ir ! : y I 1 -- on 1 i , a n : -. la-a i; ' -". era: -ciiar !, ro, of f ill. The te u i li tie In p.i-( ! t i d' nr.tr Han tree 1 ei a.S ra -.1 r an i 1 . . if. -hare a 11 1:111 :i a 1 taiiLa e re-aectfal' Tn if! ti' cali an 1 examine for t: nic'imo., !, Fifth alo ai:v At 11 II. I. I S WILLIAMS r.a J jn I, 1-1 1 -'HI or 'Mi 1 1 ?..b.-.' ri : er-, iiii . r : i.-i.e.i f. '! S, are n el ..io, an ot ;.uii an the I'.,-t r.v op..;Uii- at 'alF.i-nt u--if-n's u i to tar-1 r in .'. .1. 1'ieir old tan 1 in tae M - or tinea t in the ir li.l'-, hoots, sihu:s. . 17 ' , o ; ' '1 1 1 1 1 1 t , 1 1 ;; Ai-o, : : r:a i CUr. lr s V 11 A , CALK!: B. SMITH, .-il VM. A 1UCKI.E. At$rit'yw at li.'itv, I" i. iiMo.Mi, W wm: ( 'm.'i v, Imuan . V,dI.!.IAM A. IlICKI.i:, Mvsria is Ciivmhiv. Jane Id, 1-11. 2ltf JAYNK'S CAUMIXAT1VK DtbSAM is a certain, safe and ehVct-ml rente ly lor !y-entery, I arihoea. er lii'i-i iie-s, chiil era aior! i-, sumoi'-r comp'aint, sripm; pain-. cramtt. nervous tremor, an ! for ail liawel atrections and n e r v f i . i - i!;-ir.-f i. This is one ol the niti-t rdh'-le-t. dea'anl and stfe ciiin. !iuie,i ( l-r otleie ! to toe loi'aic f- r I ,e care of the a r ions dermc mcnl- ol the .-to.un.-ii an nrti'-le wortliy of tae ieast conf.den-e f tit tutu rir saiainer com a' t : nt ; an i m it really acts iik; a cnarui. ! boa els and i.ae nal y fnr curing cholera inid the a'oo.e dis-a-ts-WORMS'. WORM troublesome an 1 da i;e: i ctiv e Is, it ic n s . if u 1 it "f Child : " a. on .! a certain and aie pre ions kin Is o v.o.-m-, '- i: W'Oi; MS! II To remove these I- liihiiii.tants of the stooiac'a and im.ntr th" health an! illeiv the A VMI S I i N IC Villi VI Fl'Ci: ai-at-on I r tin- remoai ol tiie ar--a-ea-h-i, -o-ir -tomaelu want o) aapetite, infantile !e- er and ue. I ,1,. :tv of ta sfiiaaci an i i r .s an pins ot For sale by JAM LS July '.(, 1-11. Odiy. DlCIiAI.F, RiciiMor, I .i SU '9 '( m Ct i- s a TlIK undersijne ! tiss !,--en for 5 mi'! li ne eo;a.-e 1 in tae manuiaeture of iioema'.ers I.A"TS and I'KCf, and hasopenei a shop in JllCJ I.V J.YtJ i ,r tiie sale of them I Ik wiil furni-i; them to or ler, of tht tie't of wood an I workman-hip, an ! tae st t be rc iil t any made in the west. II is term", at either wnolesa'.e or retail, are in iiriiiinrtiiiii to me uard.e- tae tin -oi; ni:li i s v a xsa x mt . Riclmnn I, Sept. lit I-11. .'hi-dmo. XOTICi: To the Citizen of Wayne County: MK u. ler: ied bei .' appointed rorvi r scmryot, in,' inn-",he I'. ebla- t.aat ii.s o:f, -c H in Richmond, in !... CTt .il ia - ; an s . ;,.t-, up -iivina at a di-ttnee. cm ' taai i line in tne P.-t Office directed to thr.-ein what r la-e iir naj;t atten s -ervirps t;y depositing a i him at Richinon 1 : tannc I If d' sui-:i trv ice, an i w'nat tawn or : i' ii - :iii'e rt i- nf 'a. WILLIAM" COX X. H All kla 1 r,f con-rya.'.-i:': i 1 . neat'v. an ! en - . i-t not ur eyrjr. s i' s.-riiPr, w ( . Iblf Ricranand, Nov. -Si, l-i-JJ. A Small Farm for .Sale. i I arm oji . Indiana, , -0 acres, limbere-.; rfnn i'aer w is; e to a 'pose i ! trie su a. I vviii'-n he rcsiae Pes mated m H av:ie ci niiy, aho'jt half a mile east of Washmitoa, eoaViwi '.f n ail e'eared and irnnr-aved ihe talance w. with a 'aaa Urcnur:. an . a ne-er-i.ii.ios - cms s water near the cvi-.lm; II- j-e. en-.ti.-S and to spare far fi.r-.dv usp riril r s.'k-k H-iriiti the rtrye inl.ns m ijrnmer. Ti-e -ii nia i is liea.tay an i o.iiea.eut p.a-es oi j w or s.t:.-. srnaa.s. mills, an.d "tares. , Tn- i' - a s , Il ae n; a :e .'.' ra! n tV .- -.; ht r i ti ::ie, and a dee i z: crt-resr-.rtn-v. s ,n ' a 'he p jr-rasr. near r.f all in" ;.-hraa-e. D i:. l: A Lfl l T. i LAND, in Wn' v-n N. B. Al. a rpj"rtr -i-i r -' c- antv. a aont 4 milts fui.t af I.r river, an 1 r OU 1 1 ACUKS in I la mi '.-!: cci.ttv, v,t- of Iad.ar.ap.d.s I 1th mr.. :J ta, 1-4 J. ' -l"" POKK! PORK! A-'. .aiirres'. rtji,te t i' k' t pri'-e. rad. li chut -r isrm rs an at arm 1 Iar curt n- ua I in i fjr Ci, r -s vi e e tl; i s metnod af inioro. a - tae J- ariti'r r tatt we 'iesdr i ; ciciip; at .vr e-ni'c'i" Market lloj-e. Weetpect to pay toe ca Tn -e iia.m IVrk. are re . j -: i t I tnafill opin mnr- .. r; us a o. AUI II. A JO.N'KS k 3it !, Il:b mo. 2ttn, 1 r 1 1 -

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I like manner ; ai! kind- ol Copper wash, s!nv and ten kat-

O. ' lie- kept eon ta ;itl v rm h'ind; :il-, a general a--ort!iitnt ol ft.

:P . j-ood terms a- it can he 1-in -',t in the v. i -i. Ail kin-Nof re- i -

p-ii-i.ir 'lo.i- i n i - ..i.-i'-.-i ii"ta-e. Ti.c hi'ast pra-e wall 1 '"' i." ai: : : -r : .- r. !::-: an ! ter. ,m

SilSSJAStsasar JBAASr

ID re e i fro .n P.-itladrlphia, :id ha opened, ai til .1 tni ! ,'t ' v.ier f .ain an I Pearl Streets. et.v on I coiniiltt? assortment ..I' Mrchi.t. hmuhmj of Dry (loorfs, Jlurthrnre, lirtn'crics, Av Av. :" a;H, stle.-te ! hy hinnelf, win, grcat care, -pr-.aa.ik l" Vi outrket; and he tlattri hnnrli that he :e a'i. T in t a -i :, a-i iik r a t.ae .n irrT, for crii. ; i:ac are respectfully invited to call and eaii i ir i r r Maati, !-t, I-H. 17if CLARK, aa-osi I ready, atall time, to vo,k l-.r approved Trade, a.... e i-t I' ,C MU""- GCr-ho;., .. .I.H.f li.c ,J.i ir, VJ I - 1 1 2lu .o Tier;. r- . A 1 ..ra.ni 1 -r I 'i-ti-t 1. in tae an , In K ichinand Tr ii I at id t'omthe 7th of lha a I . .H lil lhi-i in,!; ( ' e in ; at fm- ,,f K,caiii,'. oil ; ana. l ie ii h - ! 1 ivuis; gentlemen Mere rtio'e.i tn ol l ie lii-;iliili.in me .iri-ee.!.n.' venr. .1 1 M 1 : 1 at III' i New mail. Win l.eed. I li Ji,e., I 1 C, nil I Isaac ."imiiioiiK : a 1 o: . 1 Mii i organrze-; iv .iii...iiiiiii. idem; John llamei. Sec'v. nn.l Mli Hra.v it. Trea-iirer I lit 1 1 . r price iv i laic of tae said t "1 The pji lic w ill therefore take notice, e allowed lor W'.nd, K.Hii, e , in v.v pan vs i.ii-i nri. in exi-riniicn f. m. iijfaeture a arucle nt e piailv lair prices. 1 !hw person who are indehtt d to tin" in-titntion on aeco'.i i:, o lon-er -t in iiii than six month-; on 110 ten thai are d 1-, and on M i-li remaining unsettled, aie hereby te--pectl.il'y re. tested to come forward and settle the unnie. lore -t rue a ided to them; ii,.-h msi-t, and ill,ine--aii. l.o.u a neglect til litis ntiiire. 1 fit JOHN IIAIMIS, Sec'v. Ui.-:iiii-M'i, .lane oa-.li, I-ll. a . - -tun r Turner's Coimf Aliiranac, lor 18 IV, jli !I -ale ! y ilu- do.'e.i ,ir s copy, a i the lltiou Sit) UK (YntiVmen ami Latlics Clitics, the w e-t end of Mr. A. U Mlts lKU. if r ie ! fai in: n ir-!i:or.l o! Sti iihril Iliini ii.-l'Ulli I' IS IA 111 .1 -1 1 M I l.N I-, and hn- ' ' "1 'I'' i - i ' - t v' o! 1 1 e I -I t . i a 1 e f i ,t I , lie IS ilttw ; In-.!.- n w ink ill e 1 1 r v ai -cr ipimn in tito line of F U l N I T V l K . and on :. c oniiiio datiii" termi. , Ait. s on hind fu-t rale WIIIIAT l-.'.n-'i !nio!.er and of -;e-il attrkUICIIAUI) Jil'UK. 1-11. - l-tf iV fVi tF t'AMI I K A I. Kit; 2S pi t re,-,.p. . 1 J and W'tmer "apply of IUV ( ii li l iS ; - j a, rn Ioilis, Taosimrrt, a.iiirn aild G,i:)IU:ti, unuxnnlhi low; ;u h nuiis, ci.asswaui-:. siioiis am. i:ik)ts, IIii iJs, i ti si a- -." i - sir XV UIIIIt(. I n.i-e i-li in.; to hn , ir('a-li, will do ivtdl to risiiiinii hi- -:-i - k ul i i.ei I- In lo, e p jr i-fri -i it ; e!-e here ; ft he has ft !i -,10-ititi.i to -i liasln.v at titlilll-i can l, luttiltt in tlm th, I 3d I. J0::iii Valual.Ic Trojx riy FOR SALK. MIIR -ibscrlber thes to dispo-e of the IHM'SK i Vihii li he formerly residnf, tin I'earl lrert. Ttl II". i e is la r.-e a n i oi.it.i ins r iii t room-, coitv f ntetitty arr in-ei! a t d m eii c;i i at, a ted nn I s, ,i:t teil (..r a Hoarding llo i-e 'I here is on the lot a ion I Carriage. llons nnd i Stable ; a w ell ol guud wait r in the po.t ii, nnd oilier couenicaicies. I A Is , a House and Lot on Front strert. The House in ! two rlor.e" hi;',h. and t!ir Lot is large and pleasantly pitun- '; te l. Ier-ons v i-hin to purchase properly are invited i'i j call and examine f or thetusei ves ; nseitfier of which will te : sold low and on a oinni i Sating terms DAVID MALSHV. ; Ridiaion 1, 7th m ) .Olst, J-II. 3'dtf Iloot and ;lioc .Manufactory. B JH i T.- ; and SII )IN made to oi'lerin the best t le. I lad Mm. Iar witri, l-trsale. .l-o--ri first rate asitrtnti ul ul I .;t - tin n Hoots an I r-hoes on hand, anil nil nitsortiifiii ol S.t le-makers Tool Sltoe Thread Item tpjnltly of Ibtt'alt Tiiread he-t ipja.itv of Xee.iie Spool i "otttin Sfniiv' Silk hns Tapes, ,c , for tale at the west end of Mr. JJiightweU's building. P. A. WLDSTLR. I ichmond, .Nov. 13th. Irl!, eC" '-p.; -.( ii, s sj r".?s IJJUI ; - .. a- , i . . j N. zi s O ZK. ' as id F.l I is Sortlkc, S. L. Foulke, S; A. Williams, HAYING entered into partnership in the Foundry hoxines, under the name nn I lyle of .nrdykr, toulke, Sc Uilufimt, are prepared to carry on the lniineM in its various branches. Thsy will keep on hand an assortment of stovks, Mir. i riio.vs, I'l.oi f;ns, vc. vc. Alo will make t order Carding Machines, Power Looms, of trie best rpjaliiy ; all of which they intend felling lo for CASH. Tuo-e indebted to tiie late firm of Mendenhai!, Foulke fc William, either by note or book account, are hereby notified that payment mut lie made immediately. The change in the firm reiuiers il necensvry that collections and settle- ! rnenti should iie promptly made. Thoe who hae claims I sainst the late firm hre re pieted to present them. j XORDYKI:, FOL LKF A. WILLIAMS, j Richmond, May 3d, 1-11. IDf THE CASH STORE. isV si. AS the pleasure of announcing to his friends anJ tnepublic that he has just received from the Atlantic t.f his rettilar annual supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. j 1 1 is slock comprises a cenera! assortment of roreign ano ; Domestic Ili' GOO OS, of the newest style, which i we- selected by himself, at the lowest eastern prices, aoJ w:;t L.e gJ)i,j al a very small advance on the same. i A s q ! rfl,t-Tt!i, art av.rtment or I lard a are, Queerrs-srare, j ,ts Sl.,,t- ltr.nner. Mens'' and Itoys' Ct. Cirocene, Iron, fsteel. ai, fc: ..Vc ; cimipri'in; in an, a general ise wlarh wi.l be sold at prices to a'sortinent of Mcrchani uit ne tunes. li chtiond, ft. 13th, 1?11. 41-tf IJcn Harding Crockett Almanac. ! li j IIN aVinini-k cummin; 2". ana vim yvvijrw. -l L. t U vtii: I e -'a 1 tu heer her tneir o. 1 iren i ii.roins; m1 . . . . . . . . I . A . 1 t . . . M ivevet. .Mr iixmnnr. "rur' " ' ' 1 inv itine Jec has cum MM'i ' t in - yr - - i tie of :-o I rtndr . I l: -e KepU a -hari ioofc out mis nm i . hue tie all men ii; ck ri;:- ! l.i rel e-irien, ami hate I all tae letter' p it in iheir rite p!ac, and Uie ptrtere eut j out m juolis ui hard ood hy ahel boddied meit who h' I , ter. Tnis alrna ac -omains correct astro.Tmiical 1 calculations far each state in the Union for 1842, ! .nfmn-i. i.iiwssiiiI trwi in the west 1 fe manner in trie backwoods, ami terrible adtentores ow the ocean . I or "are r.y tne aaen or euii " "rr 1W'K STORE. November I3th, li12.

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