Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 12, Number 3, 22 January 1842 — Page 4

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P O E T R Y .

ALL HERE. We are all here! Father, Mother, Sifter, Brother, AH who hold each other rlear, Each chair is filled, we're all at home, To-ni;ht let no cold stranger come ; It is not ofun thus around Our old familiar hearth we're found ; Bless then the meeting and the spot. For once be every care forgot ; Let gentle peace assert her power. And kind affection rule the hour ; We're-nil all here. VVelre not all here ! Some are away the dead ones d.er, Who thronged with u this ancient hearth And gave the hour to-guiltleas mirth; . Fate, with a lorn, relentless hand,' Looked in and thinned our little band;j Some like a night flash pawed away. And Mint lank, lingering, day by riay ; The quiet grave yard some lie there, And cruel Ocean lias hie ihare We're not all bare. We're all hre! Even they the dead though dead to dear, Fowl memory, to hor duty true, , Miback their faded forms to view, ' JfoV .'life-like through the mist of years, . Each well-remembered face appear; We tee them as in times long past. From each to each kin! looks are cast; Wa hear their word', their smiles behold, They're round us as tliey were of old We are all here ! We are all here ! Father, Mother, Sister Brother'. You that I love with love so dear, This may not long of us bo said. Soon must we join the gathered dead. And by the hearth we now sit round, Some other circle will be found. O then that wisdom may be known, That yield a life of peace below, So in the world to follow this. May each repeat, in words of b!is. We're all Al l. HRRc!

I won't take twenty Dollars. ! Soma waggish student, at Yale College, a few years since, were regaling themselves one evenjirtrr at the "Tontine," when an oiJ farmer enter- ! ed the room, (taking it for the bar room,) and ini quired jf ho could btain Im'gmgs here. Trie vounir chana immediitel v answered him in the

A List or Letters, Remai.yitsg in the Post OlTW at Richmond, I, oo the 1st of January, IS 12; which, if nut taken out before the 31st of Mirch next, will be sent to the General Post OiTice as Dead Letters:

PROSPECTUS OF THE ELEVATOR, ( US IB Hi

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Anderson, Elizabeih Al.'ord, James Zi

Ji.hua

Aiidciinun , LuribS

i lieeS'ili. Tacy

was a shrewd Yankee, saw nt once that ho was . - t J .1 1..... , C t ... I,..) niiliiflv

iu lie mane too uuu oi meir jrsn, u.n , , . , laying ell his h it, and telling a worthless little j . ; ' ' .

i Broca-, J. W. j Barriered, Elizabeth j B urdeti, Jsmea W j U inks, John j Busha, Widow lJjrk, John

I B ulev, James

dog that he had with him, to tie under a chair, he took a glass of the prolIV-reJ beverage. The students anxiously inquired after the health of his wife and children, end the farmer, with affecting simplicity, gave them the whole history of hi family and his own pedigree, with numerous anecdotes regarding his farm, &.c.

'Do you belong to the church?' aked one cf ' Butk-r, Win

the w'ngs. ! B irdon, Harison "Yes, the Lord be praised, and so did my father . liirion, S.imutl before mc" B ik.-r, V.'.i "Well, 1 suppose you would not tell a Iic,r're5- (Jnnman, George ponded the student. Culgrjvc, Alphousu "Not Tor the world," added the firmer. ' Crangle, Jutm 9 "What will you take, for your dug?'" pointing , Cnuso. Ann L to the fanner'ti cur, who was not worth Ins weight D.im.tusc, Wiliium

in Jersey mud. "I would not take twenty dollars fr tho dog." "Tweniy dollars?" why he is not worth twenty cents ."' "Well, I assure you I would not take twcn;v dollars for him."

"Come my friend," paid the student, who with

Dc'lUlU, Ahs.'tlulll Doy arm-in, T D nsuii, George D.twson, Jarnts II liperlv, Jacob

Lviins. Joseph

his comis ion was bent on having some capitnl l'rame, Joseph M

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fdrmer. "Njw you say you w.,ii"t i rrvar, Wil

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tell . the world, lei me soe it you will not j.'ou;kt Astneth d. it f r i'.vcntv dollars. 1M give you twni')' iFrtfiiuhar. L

dollars for him. "I'll not take it," replied the firmer. "You will not? Here let me Fee if this won't tempt you to tell a lie," added the studen', pruducut a small bag of h-tlf dollars' from which he

commenced counting numerous 6r..all piles upon . ;ns wo ( Geurgo

the table. The farmer wns sittint: hv lie tabic . (.Jibsi.-n, X uhan

with his hat m his hand, apparently unconcernro. "There," added the stud nt, "there nre twrivty dollars all in silver, I will give you for your ii"g.v The old farmer quietly raising his hit to tho

edge of the table, and then q ntU as ihoujrut

I'onk, I'cicr Furgeami. James Fisher, Thorn is F.nquhar, Joseph

I- r.iZer, Jo.-it )h

V A It I K T V

A Horse Story. ' . Our jocose Boston auctioneer was called upon one day by a country horse-dealer from Vermont, who wished lo disposo of a horse. He was one of those distinciivecharacters peculiar to thai seclion, with a countenance strangely indicative of both simplicity and shrewdness. "I say," said he, "I want to seo the auctioneer, that auctions idThorses here on Saturday." "1 am tho individual," said the auctioneer, what can 1 do for you?" "Well, I've got a harse I want to soli, provided I can get enough for him: don't wantnolhing more than his valu, neither. He's a good one, though just now he's a lectle thin; but I reckon he ought .tp-sell smartly." - iC2?&?er' poo1; wi" '" have ,,i,n n5vcr"scdfrTsYell. I eucss I don't know about that. What Dovou a.x?" v,cOne dollar first insertion fifty cents for every time nfier." "That's tew dollars for three times. I reckon you may put him in tho newspaper once, Btranger, and after that let him slide." "Very good what color is he?1' "Ila'her brown than otherwise." "Is ho sound." "Sound? Oh, sound a dollar shouldn t like to warrant him. though!" "All right: I'll advertise him and sell him on Stturdcv. Have your 'critter' at the mart by 12 o'clock." ' , . ,, "I jet want to tell, Mr. Auctioneer, I should like to have the animal limited at fifteen dollars, but ou may let him go for five." "kxactlv ? and you won't take a great deal more than is offered for him, will you?" "Well, no, I'm notdisposiiioned to bo hard, any bow. I rather calculate not!" Saturday came, and one dollar and a half w as bid for the animal brought up by the horse dealer. "Go on, gentlemen. I have only one dol.ar and n half bid for the horse;how much more do 1 hear. One dollar and a h tlf is only offered for the ani mal before you. One dollar and a halfgoing goine." "Sell him air, he's a dying!" whimpered the Vermont horse dealer into the ear of tho knight of the hammer. "Gone!" shouted tho auctioneer, and down went the old horse at a dollar and a half. After tho sale the horso dealer was the first one up at the desk for a settlement. "Well, I reckon it won't take long to settle up this little trade of mine about the horse," said he. "Not long," said the clerk, "there's your account of sale; you have to pav U9 j 1st fifty cents more than the horse brought." "Po litical in struction !" exclaimed tho Vermonter, with a humorous affectation of astonishment. Then, with a satisfied manner, ho continued: "Its cheap enough! there's a fifty cent piece. Cheap enough! I couldn't a gin him away at-no price, and it would have cost two dollars and a half to bury him. Jest a half a dollar saved.--Good morning,Mr. Auctioneer. Cheap enough!" PtVayunf.

I Grave, Pasey ' Gibson, Hiram V. j II selman, William j I Iemierson, J.i tie ! I fmiM.'S, S.iiit'if I ! Hunt, Cat (in rino ) Harding, Kii.-ihcth I I Iowrl, Xeedham j Hutson, 1) iml ! Holland. L M

pcrapcd all the money into i, except one h ill dollar, nt the same lime explaining. 4 I won't take twenty dollars! Nineteen and a half is about as much as ho is worth he u your proocrty ."

A tremendous laugh from his fallow student ! 1 nvkm?. William

showed tho would be wog that bo was completely "done up," and that ho need not lo:k for help from that quarter; so he good naturedl y acknowledged himself beat, insisted on tho old farmer's taking another glass, and parted in gieat glee the student retaining his dog which ho keeps to this day, as a leesm to him never to play trieks on men older than himself, and cspacially how he tries to wheedle a Yaukce farmer.

Mount Pleasant Silk M vntfactorv. We , paid a visit to Mr. (Jill's Factory m Mi. Pleasant, ! Ohio, and were truly gratified to sen the per fee-; tion to which thev had arrived. We remember j when the first ctlort was made in that place to j manufacture silk. Wo assisted to sow the first i mulberry seed w o 6a w the first of tho worms j Od we saw tho first silk reeled by hand, and j the first siik wove. And now to see in a few J short years so splendid an establishment in ope- ; ration, consummated by the enterprise of an old j tried friend, and the skill of Mr. Fox tho efficient I and ingenious artist, who managed the concern, j o-ave us a pleasure easier felt than dr-scribcd. j They have in operation, four Picdmontcsc ; Reels with improvement; one winding machine, ; for raw or reeled siik; two twisting machines! preparatory for tramming machines, for organ- , zine; one winding machine fr dressed silk. The whole is propelled by steam puwer. In tho weaving simp, one man W33 weaving rich lustring f r ladies1 dresses; another wcovn g plush for si k hats; a third weaving elegant bro- , caded Silk Sirge vesting: a fourth weaving rich j blanch Genoa velvet. The other two weavers ; being absent, wo did not gro tho operation?, but ; learned one loom wns for black cravat handkerchiefs; and the sixih loom a French Jaquanl; Shaft Montuer, for weaving rich tissue flowered ; silk for garments. tJcc. j Too much praise cannot be given to Mr. J. W. ' Gill, fr bis zeal and perseveration) in establishing the fact that silk can bo manufactured in tin , country, pr fit able to the proprietor and advanta-

j geous to tlie best intereM ot tne nation, oneuj but u protective TantFaud in a tew years we will ! bo independent of Europe, and the millions of !spc-ie annually drained- from the United States, 1 I will remiin with us; and not till then, can we ; expect a mctalic currency. i ClarLslurfh Va.) Whig. j

Higgins, James

I led rick, George I lunt, Aimer Hudson, Nicholas H nr, 1) Hunt, Solomon Iden, Jesse Jump, Win. or John Johnson, Oliver Kitsclman, Daniel G. K'ons, Io 11 j. Koplingrr, Lamb, J.-hn A.

Ladd, William II. Livezy, Joseph LichitnlVhs, Juhrt Mereweather, R. Malsby, John L. M'Kire, Isabel McDonea, A R Mason, Wm. Myers, Ann Mi Call, Samuel Martin, Reuben Maxwell. John McCiure. Daniel Mc Lucas, Wm. McAd-tms, John Nicholson, John 2 N.isworihy, Nathan Nrd ke, Isaac Nox, Wm. Nix 'ii tSo Taylor Noidyde. D iv id Overman, Jhi) Nicholas Pen!. ind, Peter -Polly, John Piiikerlon, John Palmer, Jesse Pi.il Divid Parsons. William Powell. S. T. Pat , Henry Pa rev, Samuel Pierce, R.M. Pope, Wrn. Pmchard, Samuel Reed, D .mel 2 Roberts, Aaron R ?s, Rev. John Reese, David Sisemure, Aiford ShalTor, Jocob 50 moo, i. Stanley, Mr. Sooibom, Vs. Samuel, Joel Siinaions, Alexander Simlli. John Same!, William 51 mcock , John Silvers, William Terwilliger, Ann Trimble, Jacob Thomas, Asahal Tarkenbcrg, Henry 2 Thompson, James Ulm, I l it ton Vore, Israel Vanaman, John H. Wright, D iv id Watt, Mary C. Williams, Jo;-hoa Wagner, George W. 2W ickersha m, George William", Henry D.

2 weekly journal, fublis'iei in t'te city nf Cincinnati, ani dented I" the Potitiral, Social aid Intellectual rlccati-'n of t'te IcxAinj- Ciatrts, ur'iol'y indftendent of exisiir political parttet. Tho chief desija of the Kt.rvTo is to rise tho e uire bae of scietv, cuUv-aiiiij; tie nusvl, pfri;-nl i ir.rv.

' aad polit.cal o:ip ,-ia.ii-e ot t.i mi-; n it n Dtp rsorireiii'lice any use.' 1! or ncrs-irv class u l ie eom.ti 1: tv. I Its cartiiia! priiiip'e -ill be trt-ne u;via wmrh all VVo:ki inffmeii, waetner Farmer, Mfliani.-. or l.a birprs, f illy I agree; tae urn ot nh.ci i, tm all who l,e hj t.!. e nplovers aiirl employeit, Sa-. e one eoimn on interet; ae.! taat (ills tieir A a:y ta f rst pa-1 ! .rf.-en-e-, ani ua.te a bretaI rea fur the pjrpoe of p:o:n.-u ;i z Cii:ni: tprit h v c-a-j certeJ poetical am! !fia! a-uo.i u;oi all ?j';fd conepruI in their gpuern! vvellare. I la accvr1a:ice witfi thi i!ti:i, the Hleva: r will "; 1 its J columns to the imenlatio;) of t:e rara i',aet:oi of j;eni era I interest wliich 1:0 iit i!c a a i eafeeble the eaer e of j the iii-iustriou ciaes. Noexrrtioa vviii tie(iaril ta iMiie jail the sons of jahor in one l-roa-i hoini of tr theriioil ; ti I improve anl eonrentrate their poiiii.-al icw . by trutnI tearchut; en-jairy ; to e ate their -ial c vxtitioit, tv ml

: ti ali Iheir pronit tii-i:tv; .i 'i 1 lt tioi'.i;ni ail

Wood, Marv

Ann

Wiley, Ann C

Stearic Candles. Under thu name, a new nrticle, for thi country, has lately been brought into market. The oil is pressed from tho tallow, nnd then the substantial matter made into candles. Tho candles are very hard, not oily at all, nnd endure a much higher temperature than spermaceti. They burn as beautiful as candles cf pcrm or wax. They have been manufactured in France for years: but the high duty on candles has prevented them from being imported. They are now manufactured in this city. .Y. Y. Journal of Commerce.

Cnr.tr Boakv). "What do you charge for j board?"1 asked a tall Green Mountain boy, as be I walked up to the bar cf a second rate hotel, in I New York, "What do vou ak a wetk for board and lodging?" "Fn e dollars." "Five dollars! ! that's too much: but I s'pose you', I allow for the i time9 I nm absent from dinner nnd supper?" I 'Certainly thirty-seven and a half cents each." i Hero the conversation ended, and tho Yankee i toek up his quarters for lu weeks. Daring tiii 1 time, he lodged and breakfasted at the hotel, b it . did not take cither dinner or supper, say ing his j business detained him in another portion the 1 town. At the expiration of the two weeks, he ! again walked up to the bar, and said, "S'pose we j settle that account I'm going in a few minute-." j Tne landlord handed him his bill "Two wee ks" j board at a $10." "Here, stranger," said the Yankee, "this is wrong you've made a mistake; vou'vo not deducted the times I was absent from j dinner and supper. 11 days, 2 mpals per day 2S meals at 37i cents each $10.."0. If you've ! not got the fifty cents change that's due me, I'll

take a class, and the balance m segars.

I vance.

IjVcir StorJs: of

I and Hounds

; VOI. IMC TWKNTV wi'.lbefive ilollar per year, irt i a i !icf, an i vt!i ronnnenre it! J nary next : it will be ; a torae t with tr've Krurav one rs.-h inmtih ; none wilt l br iiileniiar 10 ih.s jtji'i pUte, an.i three of them will be iry J, tot-ther containing more than a bumi rej i p arait acuratr itkenessct. Artists ran hat some idea nl the exponfe ol tucU plates, in others we vpuKl merely r e- ; mark, mat ea.-li of taese thf em'.ellniiments will rttjilir ; si moatas In:. oar ol j.te engraver. Aim .14 the ji'ates for i't.ne t.veaty will be the 4'Det!aratiO.i o! la !e;e.i.ieai-e," an ! " l'oe Hitt'e of Hjnker Hill. j 1 :ie Declaration i 1.1 i'te liiiiU of J. 1". K. 1'iu I'honnne, lie other ill ! e the ork of J . . . t :tn!reile ; to y any : t i.o m favour of the-e jperionr artists, to oar subscribers, nee lie, for they have only to tar i t the plates graved j t'y them lor taisyvar 1 1 be com mce.l of their aMlity to ae-comjiti-h, in a masfcrv tnnnne r, hs r er they mar un1er- . take in taeir one. To sue!, as are not acaainted with iheir skill, e una! it ay, from ihe spirit wan which they bae u.nlertakeit thMii, we ate perfectly satisfied they will immurla!ie themselves by theie efforts. i he iiire I'tctiire df i.ho Dclaratinn nf Imlepenilence co:, when Irameil, from ",'a to -10 ! oliars, rammt now be ubt ie.!, a ilie piaie is urn out t ar will be bat on-ihird 1 1 i e, vet, o far a pei feet ion of eora io aa.f accuracy of co i.-itenan -es a re cuncerned, our I'ictare will be fully c-q 1 "i I to ihe c iionl . Tnese pii-t ires ..ujht to te in the i'.w r'lng of every Americao. ih-it o.ir cii.l lira may neer lor a moinent. forget ihe ,- i i t raa.-e ol i'e nun u ;o diet in take the from rejnk in fe f iirj t.'i.tt t-te4 tUe tuult !' t e f.r inert herott of our W e kn i f t,:t; t'ae t.i'e j u tares wall be more than the amo.iiit .-I trie oh ri ; tio a. The nionthiy VVihkI-cuI lepreeniatiias ol the I n-.hion: the titty -mil pieces of Music lor the piano, harp, ; i:ur, ect . vuh all ihe reading matte i ol the .M i rror, ate n v er an! ah i e w ha I i chs rge lor. He aie en leaio.innu to make this a i-p enhul American Keperturv, for the paintir mi l iitirar1', anil mean to persevere in r-'ntt 'iittilitj nirreitu nf its K;e, if the public resomvt to mir cnils bv nildio to its uh.rriptoti-list. II each S ihseriber woui l nt tore a irien t lo ailJ one mime t our list, the I ai-iur o.nl be sunn reinmeit in tlie nicirael value of the p.!.:i.-ation, !or n ir pri.le is to make it the most elesaiit in-i io I ical in the woriil.

I i mir attro lion to e lerionr ornament'', we have not forJittOlS, SflOCS. IltllS. gotten the hternrv li-pariment, but have called in some nt

t;ie iiiiii-i alile ii-i-hmw in our cou.iirv, so mat tne .Mirror will, al'ier the l?l l Jatiaary next, be more than ball onfin'il malliT. Dec It, 111

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j Kach njinher vvill coitaiu electe 1 and nn inn ihe Nataral S.r,ii.-p, the Mei-ninn- Art-, ! New laseiitinns, aa.t Western furi-ittc-, i grve I pi.-loria! il lustrations. j t 'omni irnci tions relation to t.e nh-ilai n oi j ry, ontrovers'a! theo! v, and attacks ii.ion per , ter. w ill he carelul'v ex-la h i. , Se lect ;.n ,f I . -'i t l.nrrawi.-e, nn! a ron.leti

i of (.corral Ne-.Vr, F'.irwia and D mii;j-IiC, u ,th we-li-1 f-l-. ed article on l.riw, ) -me-tir f-'conom v, n.vt other i'liinir1 taut subject, wi!! be far.n-iei in ea.-'a ii j-n'-er. The II. ej vat ir, th j cii.i !u -t !. c ion l l ul lo he a rii ap and val.iable la in i iv i-ur,Kt!, a a i a v a I u: !.e i ; v icat" o; iih m, 1 u-tr ii 1 I i ' i i . : cla-i-es. It r.iiua i iw e g-i t p'l ( - ex :;a- i oijier i -ii i; larto, an i j i puhiihi-d everv Saturdnv.

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r,t ivlihV, Iini;i:i;rso, iae:4 mi ! I.-'pri-iors.

siibrcribers, havin i i-t rcturne 1 f.nm the Fat th their new toi-k id' 1 ,1 M 1 1 S, a re no .v open i-.i at

their old tan I in the .1 om- in bml Im;, an evten-ive assortment in Iheir 1 1 lie, -'it-itin ol (icata'tnea HOO TS, SHOES, and JU TS, of the best quality ;

Mil A POM ev er dev t-e

A!o, T.Tlics', ,M ir, and Chi! Mohoiiii, Kio, and la villi -is, in and form, adnpte-1 t ) the imvi. u weil-sec:eil -lock of I.adn?' and

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STRAW and other 'JL&SZSZ-JS,

has been 1 d e I it h-i.. 1 ml fa ;i i n

in iioieteen ei; ma it head oi I'lrast: rr ad I'..t oi Sept.

POI.OCV FOU U I;s Ol all the remedies

I lor tne. pie-er wi lion ol the hair, none

, 'epii to JAVM.S II A IK ION If, ino.e ! it-e't" infallible in p rexenlio the hair If. a i ! v ill p . ti v i I v by a In i thin I a ppl ica turn, 1 eviry in t nt , induce a ful'snd lua-

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from the Saturday I'veniiig

a!! of tlie !ate-t nnd mo-a approved la-h i e offer, at reduced prices ior tla-h or t

wholesale or retail. !Vj"Ve '!ie-ii a call from nor former ca i as tiiose in v a at oi ni'V li' i n; in our 1 me. ! AW I II. I, A Jt)M ! Kicnnioml, la., mo. 1st, 1I.

ins all fit v hich iionirc Produce, at

SON. ITif

Soiiietliiia rVctv!

1IC iiudersiiine I hav ing purchased the entire stock of

an extensive mercantile house in thiscitv, cons;utin

ol IlliY ;00S, IIAlilUVAIll. and I I ll.l.lvk, til KKXSU A KK, I!( II ITS and SI KHIS. and SIIOllM AKi:us i indin;, pi.a.m:sv pi, ani: m i ls, nnd a variety ol oilier articles u-aally krp; in Stores, which he willtadl o.i favorable term, in large or small .piantity for ready pay. 'a 1 and r, 1. . A sample of the rj ki 's m iv be seen at the store of iu in ki;i:d, ,v p.uoiiikr. December 15th, 1-11.

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11 via 'I'omi e call the at'.euti.m ot the aftlicteil with preinniore but loess, to ihe exrellent "Hair Tome' piepered by Dr. davne ol this my. Ilavint; used it mrelves, we can -pea k of ii'urMf t'V ev jier if nee, and we inihesitaliii'y pi inonnce it an in rilu.ible remedy lo prevent the I illio; o!f of the hair, and to restore it from a dead, to a fine, iiealihv appearance VVe can also speak from ,iersonni k now !el;p ni ihe ca-e id two or three iriendswlin pre.lisj o-ed to tuil 'n: ss, w ho by the use. n( Jajiie'l Hair Ionic, ha ve now luxij i lant ha ir e have no disposition lo puff, indiscriminately all kinds of remedies, for all di eases which ilesh is heir to, but when we have tested the i irtue of an article, we are free to say it s good.

Lamb, Ruth

N. B. Persons calling for Letters in the above list .will please to say "advektiskd," otherwise

they may not jjri ihrm. ACHILLAS WILLIAMS, P. January 1st. V2.

T I "Jin Sn-iscr J proprietoi

fjc7-At tho great celebration, a few dayg sioce in Albany, of the arrival ef a irain t cars, in ten hours from Boston. Governor Seward1 read a letter written in l"tV2, by the then Governor of New Yoik, to the authorities of Massachusetts, proposing to establish a monthly mi;l between Boston ur.-J Aibanv.

Management of tiie President's House VVe learn that the atTairs of the White Houss at Washington are all conducted by a colored man, bv tho name of Wilkins whom the President hires at a salarv, with perquisite?, cf 17,00 per

annum; and who disburses all the expenses of!

the palace. He has his office, where ho keeps hi accounts, err.plo s and discharges whomsoever ho please?. His aon much of a gentleman it is said, is employed at $1000 a year, and introduces all strangers to th? President. Hisr'aurrHter is also employed at $300 a year. President Tyler has in all IS colored persors hired he has but two of his slaves with hina as servants.

JIHIIU ll vw u.i'r

THE FAMILY MEDICAL LIBRARY. A TRE.lllit O.M TIIE I Rtl tNTlnM A.NO C CUE OK IIS1: AFF.S, Uy regimen an! simale mcclicinrs. IJevised and enlarged with the adduion of a Vejc-table .Materia Med ica, int;tig n it the virtues, yireparations and ilose", ol oar most valuable natMe medical plants, and nn Appendix, illustrated wiiii r.h;il I V-FOL ii I;.;KAV I.(iS, four ol which are 'oiored. A iiinn; the American writers vlio?e works have been fri-ely p 1 1 i n requisi : ion for t h is work, may be menioined, I r :--irs i; uii, t 'hi pi ii an, ( hi i .vr II, 4 'ooke, Ua rton, James, IhiUcy, I Iherle, .hort, Drake, I8tf, Yan !ell , Diinlialou, and f'art .vnht. Also to tae labors ol fooper, Aberiitr.li y . I! in;s, .Mackintosh, Armstrong, Johnson, Thomas, and Diner Ho.;! i sit writers who stand at the head oftheirpro-fe-.inn i.i their own country. Tlie oiject throughput the entire work, bun to give the history, characteristic, symptoms, prorees, Un 1 termination of ail common diseases, m ns correct, -imp'.e, and inteiliihio terms as pos-ihle, saited to the capacities of all who ouht. in any eneiit. to undertake the treatmtnt of a disease ia the terminatioa of which ii.j nvi 1 iile mav be at stake " ' Anion,; the subjects treated of, are Malisnant Cholera, reripnei nia Notha, Hilliotis l'!cu-iJy, Varioloid, Vaccinatum, Small Pox, Chicken Pox, Idyspep-da, Lientery, N"e;io ti.:is,ir)ptio!-., White Swell inc. Locked Jaw, Prola p-us Ani. Fellon, Tetter. Scald-hear!, various Eruptive 3..S, Setons, diseases peculiar to women an'l children, l-'wers. Dysc-ncry, 1'iarrn.ra, Pulinary Conumpt: i.i. Meas'es. ti-i'iicv and Putrid Sure t iroa', t ancer, I'oi-

so;vs, livri.-'iphoh.a, Snrjery. Dislocation. Fractures or I'.roken Hones, St. .Anthony' t ire, Mamps. J uan dice, Dropsy, i out, S.-roi'ii".a, Paisy. l.piiepsy, Tne treatment pars jed by the cnerality of practionerf and fa i id most successful, particularly in the diseases endemic to fie So -r.ii ana Wet, has been detailed with as ir.-i -li minuteness as the nature of tae in; ject will admit.' "The vTork. is not intended to ia lace people lo neglect uieii.-a! as.-: ta i -e, an I pla-e too '-reat ronfidence in their own oiscriniinatio'i : b it to eaahie families to make prompt usr; of 5 litah.e rem lies in s.j Men attack of illness, Hnd in case of a.-i.!eats, when tae services of a physician cannot be i.r.inr- liatcly pro-are 1. 15y J. O. Norwood, M. D. This work liar, t'fen pr nKta ace 1 by all Physh-ians who have seen it. an i several of th most emineit have examine ! it. to he the best, for Fanniy u-r, fttmt. Acents 1:1 ! others, who pirc-ase t e.l again, will be appiicd upaa liberal terms, bv J. A. J A M n, Cincinnati, Ohio. c I ei c i: Ij a . To the patrons of the Western Ladj's Magazine. Si;v-e is? fn; the first number of t'ns Western La ly"s Magazine a change has taken place, w hie it will no doabt, be as pieasjnj ta its patrons as its proprietor . A union has been effected between tae Lady's Cabinet Magazine. pu -1 s ae 1 at Albany, New York, and oar Magazine published nre at Davton. The work wi'.t no.v be published under tne moiihel title of the Western Lady's Cabinet Magazine, an i issued stmuHaneont! u from Albany and Dayton, at the same low price of j I Ja per annum. Thus wniiethe Western reader will receive easier typography and engraving, he will not ba necessitated to g to the expense of the potrige. The new Msgazine has now a subscription nf 00,00; with a contribution list mcl-udiaj all the ablest writers in the

L n ion. r.arh number will no-T appear regularly- on the h'Stof the month, adorned with a spirited engraving either steel plate or M-zzotinto from the hands of tae most talented engraver : and every third number (quarterly) will contain a beautifully colored plate of tae latest fashions. In a word, no expense or exertion wilt be spared to render tae present Magazine equally as interesting and beautiful as any of its contemporaries. Tne Magazine will still contlau ta be irertern in many of its features, and artie'es from western writers, we anticipate, will often appear in its pages. The Western Lady's Cabinet Magazine will be edited by Mr. E. G Scpier and ojrself. We will receive all communications on business or for publication from icfttern persons, wnilst our associate will attend to ihose of tne emt. The neve work ill commence in January, when we hope that the western people will extend to us a hearty support. I'ntil we hold converse again in the pares of the Magazine, tboa wi!t, dear patrons, please accept the assurance of our (Jistinguishe j consideration. J. MILTON SANDERS. Dayton, Dee. 1?, 1511.

n otic i : .

iscriber having male anangements with the

ors of thn 'Spring Foundry"' Inr porter t ir

bml lioL' Machinery is no.v men-ire I to ir i.sn li is Iricn !s

and the public generally on a uiri ii'i'ice, all kinds ot Mnciiinerr, sucii as iirdni"g M neliiiK-s. ( ondrnsris, Spin iiiiii: Machines, I'.nver Loom-, sliearin-g Ma1 cliines, Nappin-g MitcliitK-s, -e. lor all ol lncn he has tlie late-t pniierns. lie is also prepared lor cutting Mill screws, Prrs Srew s, c. r. FI KANAII IIFLLLY. Richmond, Nov. C, Jc? 11 . dl-.'im. RICHMOND HOTEL, Corner of Main a nil Marion street', 11 1 C II M O M, IM)H N A .

f 1 T. proprietor of this fuv o.-ab'y well-l J bns iiinved into it hi'ese.'f, nil i is ilr

u -known n rr.r..

leiertnined to scu

tum nnd imnrove its nre v io.i character. I be comfort ol

the Traveller shail be his constant aim, nn! ha ing mado Rime per m.i -lent repairs to the building as a ! a e : n hai-f, his interest ns well as his i ic! i o:i 1 1 m wou'd i.i la e iiioi to make it eipnl to anv house n i the r ad. Me hopes to ren

der Such Siit'sfrtiPrices s .,; te 1 to I lecember 1 ":

m tun t no e t.ioes. I-U.

i n a -i v h issn t -he; H . '.lLIililM' .'i()tf

OVSTJCIlr? Fine, Fresh Oysicrs!

I".

Call on Dec, loth. 1-11

IRIX'T from Hallimore. hv stage f,,r -a e by the can.

IRV1.N RKLD, Zl HROlllLR.

DM JAYMIS I'.X p "It )! A NT. This invaluable medicine is daily edei inig some of the must astonishing an I wonderful cures thai have evei been known. All ho ha- e ev er n-ed it f r Asthma , "oogh. Spitting of lilood, Moi.ping Cough, Cii.oii or Hues. Consumption, Chronic Pie ui-v. Ifoarseiw-ss, Pnin mi l Sorene-s il tne liren.l, dil-lii-ulty o llreatll.ns, and everv other disease of the LUNGS nnd HIM. AS I', run n,n do attrst to its usefulness. It snods unrivalled it stand pre-eminent T1 IT, and you will be fir. ed to acknowledge thai its virtues tare nn', ' wtr eantml tic overrated; that it Hands far above ami bevoml the reach of competition ; thai it is the only reasonable, Ihe only nal iral, and the only irnlv suci-esslnl method ftf sirresinig and ''iiricg i! i senses nl the Puimunn ry I Irrinns. Lxiraet nl a n rtilicnte from Ilie lir. Dr ImbccH-k, lata ! Ireshient of tie n tr r 1 1 le ( hillr r:e, Maine: 'From intimate peison.il ncrpinintnnce with Dr. I). Javne, a regular student of the Medical I'ni' eisiiy ol Pennsyhanin, ani nn eNperieiice.succes.ini practioner of medicine, I wis prepared to appreciate the numerous testimonialin Invnr ol Ins different medical prepa.nliom. much m .. li it lily than Ihe ureal majority .l Ihose w Inch re ete.isnel nhig.-ed. On inn I of them in my own family, a. id some ol them j 1 1 sunn lly , I have more than realized tlieir fa-orab! anticipa lions. Tbey are what they profess tu b- not ipi-o-k nostrums but k illully prepared antidotes fir some of tae mo-t ali'hctive of human diseases. I know they are highly esteemed, and fie'pmnlty prescribed, by some of the inot reye -fible of the regulnr practioneri tit medicine of this city n i l elsewhere, and I do not hesitate ;o i-niiv.i'Piv! them ivs a a'uahle rid lilion to our materia meili -a, run) a ;iic, n- v. 1 1 as eminently n-eful remeily for Ihe di-er.s -il." RI FFS I! I1CK R, Jr. Mr. Ni'lrc-i0 1 1 a r r ! , eiue nf tiie d'-acons of the Fust fb.pti-t Church of I'd . lei phi a. Ins been perfectly cureil t it alter having .i!f ie f for eixty years with Alhn vvhicri l.iiherto ba.. led the .-kill "I seme of ihe r.et Physicians of t ie civ. M.--s .Mary 'ri n.j lu ll i.f Fa)ette Co. Pa., has hei n c i, i d i.f A-thma 'if righteen jeais tnndni); liy tills 1 1 pei-tof a ut I'm a 1 ! v, w ha t the public have lo-ir; desired, a medicine of l'ii kin t hicli itii.'.it be (fepe.vle I upon, prepared by a regular ph. si'-ian i- now eire-eh to iliem. nnd can tie had 'it

J.i'y 01. !tfll-

J A M I IS It

Dl t.DALF, III" II MOM), I A.

IV OTIC .

TILLIAM ANDF.RSON ef

. iiav log risi ifiie e-tate. d to h i ill w

i-ri he r , per - in -

mitown.

; e.f t i iia. for i -1 ', I . e i a herei lie requi rr-.d t 1 i ihe .eriiis

Wayne jountv, li- iana

the benefit of his cieuimrs. his w by given, that all persons in-leht

to make payment to t ie

nf their several contracts ; an I all j ciust the said Anderson are rei;a--

without delay. WILLIAM F.LLTOTT. w. M. cu.UfiVi:. December i.V.h. I Fl . 'i'i-Cl

s ;;-' liiigc.aiiii a P res': at them ta Us

J A Y N LS CAItMINATI VL HXLSAM is a certain. sale an ! il-cti:il remedv lor dysentery, D nrrhoea. or ioo-enesj, cholera morbus, summer cunp'aint, eeiping pern", cramp, ner " is tremors, a i l for ail bowel afleclions and nervous d,sea-f-. This is one of th" ie' ! efn-ver.t, jiaant nnd snfe eom;i"si i;fiiis ever !fe:ed to the public for the rare of the var io is ileraiveircii:- of the st-impi h and hov els anI the only

nrl.'-le worthy of li e .ea -t i-n::l,':rn -e or curing rnojera in-

f i;it mi or suu.mer rom.iia - at ; asr it reaiiv acts like a charm.

in ail the above diseases-

CALEB Ji. SMITH, and WM. A. VACKl.E, Attorney! at Iaiv, Rir-HVONn, Wai.sk Co:, ntv, Ismvs. WILLIAM A. UlCKLE, M.istik is CuvverHv. juneFJ, I-4I. 2 i'-f

Wf)l tro-j' a s

buy

M-

iine an

worms:: wo.

vg'-ro lc iiiiia'

VV I

h so 'iften niipa ' r

rw- ' W. V. i

carry 1 keep

on on

the huines in hand an assort-

4.C. -e. 1", f'o.v er

j EUis yordvkc, S. L. Toulhc, c A. William, HA VI NO filtered into partner-hip in the Fo in dry business, nti !r the name an ! style of .S'jrdi.kr, ftrullce.

k Uilttamt; are prepared to i its various b.-anchrs. They ra

I meat of j STOVHS, MILL ITIOXS, PI.OK;il, Also, will make to order Carding M a'i

i Loe-ms, of t'-e hesi quality; all of which they iiiten 1 sel.ing j low for CASH. .. Tnoe indebted to the la:e f.rm of Mendenha.., loi.ne ' &, Wi,l,am. either bv mte or book account, are hereby "Oi t: fieri that patnent mut be mi !e immediately. lherha-z j in the firm reisers it neeery that collections and .ett.e1 ments should be promptly made. Thoe iki have claims

against, the late firm are re ; ue-ted to ;;reent them IKDYKK. FOL LKL W ILLIA M. Richmond, May 31, Irll. llif

lives of Ciiildrei,, o-e J.VV.Ni: a certain and safe pre d'aii'in ious kin-is ol worms. .dya;-.epa;ft pet if , infant. lever a a 1 ague.

an I bo veis an 1 organ- of ihge-t or. f r,r nl. I,v J.V.MLS K July r.t, 1-1!. g'.My.

MS.';? To remove these itants of the stomach and

the health nnd ile:ro Ihe S IONIC VFRMIFFGE for the remov al ol Ihe arsour stouiaeh. want of pan ! debility of the stomach

DCbDALL", RicimosiD, I a.

(Icntlcmon .mid Lrulics Shoes,

7IOLi:S.Lr; an! retail,

Ik:ght r-il s :o'e.

Iliriirariil !, Nov. i. I-II.

at the et end of Mr. P. A. WLlJ-4 7i:R.

I".I.X SF.KI. The h

J'1 1 LX i.LI.

1-11.

A Small Farm for Sale.

flIin uhsenriber wihe to dispose of the small Farm on : I which he re-n'.ei, :tuate j in Wayne counif, Indiana, j about half a mile east of Washington, containing -0 acres, , a-rfu: J') cleared and improved ihe ta'.aace well timbered : i

with a srni!! Orchard, an ! a never-fading Sprin; ol kk! water nesr the dwelling House, enough an ! to spare for family use ani tor stock during the dryest months in summer. Trie sit uatioa is healthy an ! convenient to places of worship, schools, mil, and stores. The terms will be made liberal and corresponding wiih the present hard times, and a deed giren the purchaser, clear of all incumbrance. D. E. ROW LETT. N. B. Also, quarter section of good LAND, in Wabash csmtr, about 4 miles south of Eel river, and FORTY

ACRES in Hamilton county, north of In dlanapiliS.

lltb mo. -Ibth, IS 11.

4Ttf

2 '-et price, in Cash, paid fo

'ieli- ereif t our store? in I, ictimrmn. 1KV1N RLLD sV P.ROTHER.

PALLADIUMTerm of Advertiinz.--Osr Doi.la r" square fos three iii'-rtions, and Twfstt-Fiv r. t r.na for each additional insertion. Ti s Lis., or the spare occupied 2."el em, is crunted a square, nothing eo.jnied le-s tnan sw-.uare; ail m era equare, and les than a juare n' half to be counted a tTuire and a hnlf. Ver square for three months. TiiutlMuH: for n months Sim VavLAn., or Tt.-s Dosj.sbs per annum ; two uares r irreen Dollars ami Fiftt Cents per annum; throe squares T f.ti Dollaxs per annum. Mer-h.nt. Dr,..sts, and other..adve,.isi,v2 Lt the year, will - charged for m column of 4000 ,",. ,"; inL$'Z , of a column, f W1: a S''' 'r f quarter of a column, $ .'VK1.-A u'-t.on of2J per wi 1 made on a ivert)ments Sorter !ian a quarter ol a column, wtie,, inserted by the half year or Tr, and tut al-ered. Cnancery notices and petitions fm diTorees,mo paid invariably in a.dirarw-e. Advertis-ment" em from abreiad, must be accompanied witli the cash, inJetw ordered for publication by a brother publisher. N C No advertisement will be discontinued ttot-r paiYfor, unless t the option of the pb!iher or by ptentm a.wmf.rlt between the putlisber and the adrertiser.

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