Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 12, Number 36, 10 September 1842 — Page 3

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TtfE.xn-sEiLHH rovariLss sccoxd session. Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper. Wasiiitj.v, Aug. 'JO, IS 12.

In th IIooso of Ueoresientatives. the tarilT bill

Wa taken tip, the Tifstion being on the nurner-: scheme. Various other notices wcro given, oua amendments of the Senate. ! Tho hi!! resettling the 20 fer cent, suction of After a bru f explanation from Mr. Fillmore, ' the distribution act, was not relumed from the the previ'Mi question win moved and seconded. ; President. Mr. Clifl'urd. moved to lay the bill and n mend- Ala l;i:!a over half past two the Ifouse admenli'on the table. Th ia motion having prece - j urned. A,nre wn entertained, and lha qiestiun being The Senatp, afier the appointment r.f its com-

put, it waa decided in the negative, yean .", ii;t s 120. S i the House refused to lay the hill on the table. The whole of the amendments were then concurred in by an accumulating vote, nnd the bill ent to the 1'reaident for his signature. The bill "limiting iho sale of the s'ork of the Joan to jmr, and authorizing an isuo of fix millions of treasury notes, in case the stock cannot bencgociated at par,"' was considered in committee of the whole, reported to tho House, and passed by a vote of 115 lo tls, with an amendment. Tho amendment drfiue the rnonninrr of tho loan act to be, t hat tho stock shall ho issued only for money paid bona file into tho treasury. The joint resolution of ai'j mrnment. nmended by the Senate ho tin to insert Wednesday at two o'clock,'' was taken up nnd the amendment concurred in. So tho eiiion will terminate on the fit t t day of 'ho present mon'li. The report of the conlerenco committee on the amendments to tho bill f r suppressing lottery establishments in the District was mido nnd concurred in. The amendments of iho Senate to the bill regulating the taking of tcstim-my in rusea of contested elections were next considered. In the Senate tho Houso bill repealing the 20 percent, proviso of tho dial rit-.ut iou net, was tken up and passed. The bill regulating the laking of testimony in eases of contested elections was also passed nnd returned to the House, with an amendment, which prevent tho retro-action of tho bill on those stale who iniy have elected previous to the passage of tho net. Tho remainder of tho day was spent in e.xecu tivc session. Aug. :$o, IS 12. In tho IIju8o of Representatives, n motion of I Mr. Culhoun, a resolution was adopted, requiring the Secretary of War to report at tho next sesIton of Congress a statement of the number of privnto manufactories of arms in tho United Stales, together with all other information respecting tho amount paid per annum for arms', &.. Tho bill providing for the reorui. ition ol the Navy department was considered in committee of the whole, nnd reported to tho House, with sundry amendments wore concurred in, and the hill passed. It was then sent to the Senate, fit-k-llg concurrence in tho amendments. A mcssngo was received fn.m tho President, stating that he had signed the tiiiiT bill. Another mefs.ige in writing was aVu received. It is understood to bo a protest against tho report ot Mr. Adams on his last veto.

After a call of the House, this ir.'-ssii'o waf -taken up. It proved to I o a protest agiiiost the 1 T rriu.Nr; I.M iiir.M'. A r.u respondent states report of Mr. Adams. The President relrr.s to that us the iin.ei.il proces-'ion of n daughter of the fact thai tho House ndopted tlt. report, vt hich .Mr. Jo.-ep!i Keen u:,s p.i.-?in:r on Sinciiy last among other nutlets rfool u. s htm worthy of im- ' f,.,,,,, Ul0 U;uv ci:-ilist Church, Orchtrd street, to peachmotit, without ttdvuncin-r a par tic in of evi- )ho burial-pl ico in Amity street t-ix sailors he-

clence lo prove I lie same. 1 tio House tneremre havitig thus liocomo his accuser, he feds hound to protest against it us a viobitiori of his cons'itntional rigSts us Pipsidenl; also as a iiidftlimi in his person of the rights of an AnsciKiiti titi.en, guaranteed by tho constitution. j Mr. Uoits, afier refcTrieg to the course of the President when (ion. Jackson sent n protest to the Sen ale, otXred resvilntions similar to those then voted, for by Mr. Tvler. Tney set forth that lhi President tits noriht to protosl siaiu-l ihe proceedings of tlio House, it being tineonst i tu t tonal, nnd a breach cl privilege. A'so, tiitt tlie j clerk be directed to roturn iho protest to its nu- j thor. Mr. IJ. moved tho previous question, but j there being no quorum, a motion was inado to i adjourn. Tho Senate has passed the fortification bill, i and returned it to tho House with sundry amend-j ments. The bill regulating the taking of testimony in cases of contested election,,', ns returned fnm ie IIouso with an amendment, was taken up and a i committee of conference appointed. Aug. 31, 1810. List evening in thellotisaof liepresen utti ves, the resolotions of .Mr. Holts, selling forth that the President his no right t protest against the votes nnd proceedings of the House as uneonsti- ; luuonni mat ucn is a nrenen ot tne privileges of the House, &.C., wore, with the exception of Ihe last, which required tho return of the protest, : All adopted by an average vote of two to one. ; The last resolution was rej-;cted yeas tV2, nays j tJ. I he report of tho conference committee on Ihe bill relatiog to tho taking of testimony in cases of contested elections, wn.s agreed to and the bit efi t lo tlvo Presold) I. This morning both firanches of Congress met at the usual hour, and toe following bills were finally pas.ed and sent to tho President. The bill making appropriation for certain fortifications. Tho bill limiting the sale of tho stork of the loan nt nar. and outhorizinir tho issue uf six mil lions of iroasury notes, in view of so much of the loan. The bill making appropriation for carrving into effect tho treaty with tha Wyandott Indians, anil for other purposes. The bill authorising tho establishment of sev-,' eral hundred additional post routes. The joint resolution authorizing tha Secretary of the Treasury to test Colt's submarine buttery, and other inventions of a similar character, the amount not to ex.'eetl 5L ,000. me Dili establishing tne rink ot t'rolessors of Mathematics hi the nvv of the United States. i The bill fixing the compensation of engineers in the navy. j The bill providing for a depot of charts, instruments, &.c. belonging t i the navy. ; A bill providing for tho expenses of the peni- j tentiary in this District. i A joint resolution providing for the payment of i ,ucn9ca Hil l in nv I 11 ir r.u i u ;n iiir1! i- i. 111 ' , ... th recent transactions relative to the rcleasa of prisoners captured at Santa Fe. I As the proceedings of the two branches were , tOdar nre.ari!v ini.n.in I h not n:va j jr i i i iiiv.u t 1 1 o v iitt i t. ii epcrate report. The result ia all that can be i compressed within my limits. n uau past two o clock, tho cammittee appointed to wait on ihe President returned and sta-

if d to ihe IIiusc, that the President had no further communication in make. .Mr. Stanley tmid I that a I i ? Mr. C'uhiii!; ffive notice that h wi'J, at tho

next session, as'-c leave to take op the exchequer hill Mr. W. Johnson give notice Ol his Uod . mittee to wait on the President, went into nn execti'ive session. So the session is ended, nnd I presume by tomorrow there will be scarcely ten members in tho city. Tho National Intelligencer cf yesterday fur. nishes the following account of the conclusion of the session of the House of Representatives. During tho day it was found to be extremely difficult to hold a quorum in t he House for ten min utes at a time. TIIK COXCM'SIOX. Mr. Cushing now re-entered the 1111 and, in behalf ot tho j uiit committee appointed to wait on the President, reported that tho committee had discharged their duty and that the President infoim.'d tin m that he had no further communication to tii tl.e to Congress. A voire. "Is that all?"' 'o good wishes?'1 Mr. Rundofph moved that tho Houso adjouin. H it, by genor.il consent, tho usual resolution was adopted informing the Senate that the House had concluded its business nnd was ready to close the present session of Congress. Mr. Proffit inquired of the Speaker if it would now bo in order, by general consent, to pass the resolution (us to the ollicers.) The Speaker 6aid no. Mr. Ue!!cr irofiiired of tho Speaker if it would be in order losing a song? Too Speaker said it was for tho House to determine. I5'jt the Speaker supposed if tho gentlem .n was tlceirous tj show w hat ho could do in that line, the House would listen to hirn with much pratifi-Mti.o. Roars of laughter.1, A voire. "Oh! take your litne, Miss Lucy." Tho tnessengfr boys were hero seen lo crowd around Mr. Black, in urgent solicitation to him to withdraw his objection to their resolution. Tlio Reporter understood Mr. IJIack to consent to do so; but tho obj-ction was renewed in another quarter, tho vojeo reaching tho ear of tho R.- porter, though he was not a'olo to tell whoso nu' il instrument it was. Mr. Curdling roso nnd staled, informally, for tho inform tion of tho House, thil tho Senate was ei-gaged in Ivxecntivo pessioa. Mr. Howard, of Michigan, moved that the ilou-o do now ndjoiirn, which m i'iori prevailed. r nt halt past i i . itt., alter a session ot tnno caM.iiidir nionihs, wanung only five da vp, the House nj nirned to meet, on.!' r tho Constitution of tlie United States, cnthc Jirst rIondtiy in Deccmlir .o.rJ. b'f.jjing to tho r rnn.'ti sienmslnp lomer were mot coining down iiroaowfiy, w:i, ns thev came ;-i!.. tt... tori- lor n rf-.ti.. n ....it.tt.t ! Hi'ir i:i rpaoiir: hits itti'i lemainr.i staniling uncumtmI i) tid si't-nt oniil tho pfiwession had passi d. Such a tribute from utier Ptr '.ngers in a I .t' ign land was gratt fully receivt'd by the sorrowi'ig nt,:' s nip 1 1 hisuig tliroog as a token of g--t!'i't-.o ni.dion, ti nil no cviili-iii'c that 4,ono t' tteii f N iitiri) make tho wholo tvorJJ kin." .. V. Tribune . I'cir Kind cf Ilosr. A new kind of hose has rr n introduced into New Y"tk,vove from hemp j without n seam, similar to the leg t f a. stocking j It is mil liable to leak, it is said, under the grtat j pressure of water, nnd i not l;'.o iol by any temi peraiure, remaitusig at :ill tiuo-s soft, jiliable, nnd i even ; one great advantage from this new article, ! is, that it can be laid nsnie after use without danger from mildew or ror, from tho replication of a principle tiseil bv the ancients in preparing the ; r.i'ii'iiiiy c'otb. by which its strength nnd durability rema:n for centuries. D.iubtfu! vcrvl "(len'Jrmen of the Jnrv," said a western lawyer, "would you set b rat trap to caaeh n bar? Wuuld you make d d fools of yourselves bv eoilaronng to ppear a ButTtlo with a knittior; needle? Or would you attempt to cmp-ty out the Mis.-issipi with a gourd! No gentlemen, I know V(U1 Wouid not; then how can vou be guilt v of ,no absmditv of rinding mv client puiltv of ;;i.m-s!a.i-htcr for taking tho life of a tcoman?" 07" A great whig meeting too!t place in Thi- ; ! Iaili;ipi.,a, on Thursday night, consequent upon j an announced public reception of the whig mtrn- j : hers of Congress. About tan thousand persons : assembled at tha Exchange, and n number of i speeches were m ido by membrrs of Congress. Gr.N. Jackson. The venerable statesman has i committed all of his papers, &.e, us we learn from ' tho Doniocratu Review, to tha htn.ls of Hon. mos KfnJail, from whoso labors a biography ,tMV at distant dv be expected. 'In the midst of le we aro in deaw. DIED, At his residence in South Bend, St. Joseph county. Indiana, an the "JTth tilt., THOS. D. IJAlKD, Ksq , after nn attack of disease of but a few fiours duration. With painful feelings we ; received this intelligence, and now make the an - nouncement to our readers. It is due, however, i to the memory of the deceased, to say thnt in the various relations which he sustained to society, he was ever regarded as being among those who deserved the highest rank onaccountof their mo- - ral worth, their intelligence, nnd their active nnd ' extensive usefulness. "To his family, tho loss will bo irreparabls. Mr. IJ. was a member of the j State Senate at tha lime of his decease; and we hesitate not to say, that bis memory will be reve- i red most by his fellow members, as well as others, 1 who know best bow to appreciate his manlv bearirio 71110 mm 1 1 h n ir'i 111 n ovpiirin 1 .h . 11 -. . 1 .101.3 1:1 ucaill ia muse whom he represented. This patriot and statesman, though youthful and of it-ch promise to his country, has been suddenly stricken dnvn htr th K,.t ..r.t.-tW .11 il,.i'l.;l i t i vj atj sata niti ft Hit. was mortal, ccn- . signed to the silent tomb. It ti proD-r to add that the subject of this notice was a professor of ' religion, and hau long been a member of the Presbrteriaa Church. Indiana Journal.

c:soiin:?tiii. DIED, In this city, on the 31 inst , after a long an I painful illness, II i.ah, contort of t'HARtii M. Ht.KVtv, n".d iw-.r -J'i . a i. . j u a F...n;cs I i:rn tnA f '

ol" , re,llUr Hl t ;tt'hurct., to EM. E. French, nt .New Carlisle, Ohio, ia tne tail of ls.O; since whien lime ae has bte-.i a consistent member fit" t:e t'hurch ol Christ, a,iJ has maintaine d the Christian character untamt.'ie1. Althojili fijrin; her last a:ii severe illne her sufferings i were great, the was never heart to in'jrm.ir, bti t rei;tieii to trie iil of ner iieaveiiiy l-'atrier. Wails i:essi with ! t;ie exeri-i'e ot tier reason, i:e save tae most Mi!facnry evileiii-e of her ititereat in tae avio-jr ; ant was anxiojs to depart :J t with Chrit, wbich arte llt to be far better She has ieft a ton I hoibati-i a:ij helo!e i.ifaat to moan) her loss. '1 he vv iiS of t.ie l.oi i be doi'.e. She has gone to the grave b ji ne w i!l not deplore her ; Xhoagti sorrow an .1 riarkness eneoinpa the tomb, Tiie Saviour has pass'ii torojgh its portals before her. And the lamp of His Iotb was her gui le thro' the g!oom. si-:li-:ct school. ffP. subscriber has opsned a SCHOOL, i th- W'ni H iil linif. where he will teaeh the varioos branches ' of KoijiisU IMncation on the following terms-. Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, and History, at 3,(J per 'jutrter of twelve weeks. Naturnj j Philosophy, Ciienii-try, Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry, ! Trigonometry, Mensuration, and Sarveying, nt C4,o. JES.SK STANLEY. ' Niniii .Month 10th, 1 6 1 3. 'J3-'.i AIIVERTISL.UEXTS I flO.H CIMI.NMU. 0110. rjtllE uhscrihora are now in receipt of tieir supply of, JL FALL (;001)S, consisting of (3 cases new sty !e fancy Prints ; j 11 do hi je do; i -1 do Satti nets, ass"'! colors; ! 11 do Cloths, ;o; ; .r lio C-ioimercs, do; .'15 bales Tlanneli, do; i lT-'t do brown Sueetinjs, various brandi ; j !lt cares bleached do; I j 2tj bales Tickings; ; 13 do Iril!iiiss: j To;tlir with a lull eto':k of 3-4 an I C,-i Merinos ; laddins; Canvass; Tilot and lieaver Cloths; Canton jTlaiiuel.s; l.inseys; Jeans; Tweeds Apros Checks, iVc, i and a general asMirtment of foreign and doineitic i( H lJS, which will be sold low for ca-h. I (v-Also, Collun Yarns, Baiting, &e. j U. li. BOWLKK, No. 25, Pearl St., ' Ci.xcj.v.VATi. Ohio. i Sept. ic, if 12. ticj-i DltV KOOUS AM) CAItl'Cr SI OK K, 1, I'ast 1'ourtk street, Cincinnati, BF.G leave to call tae attention of citizens an PtraaHyti to their extensive assortment of new i-'ttrnialtie' I ,y lino Is, Carpetoi;, l loor Oil Cloths, India Matting and a t ariety ol the latest styes Fancy an l Staple Hry tioo Is, at greatly reduce ! prices, for cash. C.tlil'KTlXC : Koya Hrj-'Pls in setts, w itii Kos to match ; Imppria! three ply Ingrained ilo do; S .ipe.-li.te an i extra fine do ; Goo-I patents, all wool, do., very low pricei; Rich llr-isxela and damasic 'eu 1 1 . -i :i Star; I'la'm and t-vil e t Yenitian of nil widths, II How nn ! d it burnisticii Stair ! Is; 'hintz fi-rured and plain green IJ-.cUlaj: M-Inn I colored i ,:aen ('run l:o;hs; Jtrussc'l", Wilton and Tultcd Hearth ICu-s ; IJich Ciieniie an 1 Kovnl f.ou io i tj,?; Saxony. Adelaide and Manilla Door Mats; Tino Aiolia Goat kin )o: 4-1, 5-1, an-1 o--i i.;. ,.- .0,i t .01.. sr..t.i-. rr.ni it oil r lot us: A superior stock of the most de-arable irtterns well seao;)il, rotnpisin the !! q let, ilose, Porsi-in, II ixin, Itrusel, O.tk. Yi.ie, tJothic, I)iihd,I'!, vVc , fiom .1-1 to 1J-1 w; le. Thin Cloths for stairs, Coach ).l Chuhs, K.tgs and - pinres. iroi-ir.KrEi'ixo coon. Heavy en's blea-ticl Irish f.inens; li'-l and 1--1 !larnsy Linen Slientieg ; 1' I i.i. f n I a- 1 Irish ti, C. 1 and 1-1 Cotton S!ice:in-; 8-4 an i 10-1 liao D.ima-k T.ihle Piaper ; 7-!s an i s-1 si nit Car.uley ! ilo; Super Satin Hum ask Table Cloth Napkins fit H aylirs; Rusoi.t. Ia;:ll-a. an 1 German Toweiin; Diapers; Rich 'loth, Wor-te I and Cotton Table and I'iano Covers; Embroider"-! and plaid Ma-din Carta in ioods ; Scarlet, blue and h atf Cashmere, wit!) bordei-s; l i-1, 13-4. and 11-1 wmte Marseille-Q jilts; 10-1. 1 1-1, an! 12-1 heavy Until Blankets; l ine U'bbon-boj:i I Cradle and Crib ilo. AL? ) A c'ao'ce selection ot rich Silks, Jloustin rla La iocs, Merino". Chi nt.es. Shawls, Laces, Hosiery, f! loves, Jt c. Sept. llitii, lr4 . '.)" BOOTS AND SHOES. T B HP' subscribers are now receiving tiseir fall and w inter stock of (;OODs, cornpriiii2; mens', boys' and youth's fine and tiiic k IMO I'S ano Si IOES; ladies', misses' an ! children's BOOTS and SHOES of all descriptions. ALSO A ihi) sontrn f ' J. I select a The above stock of GOODS will be foun I as extensive as ever offered in the market, and well w-oria tho attention of every purchaser. All of which will be oKI at reduced prices lor caah. . QOLOTIUVAIT A Co., No. 27, Pearl street, Sept. 10th, 1512. (33) CINCINNATI, O. Foreij?" anil Domolic SSardwvare rSfIC suh.cribers have now- commenced receiving their X fall assortment of Birmingham, Sheffield and American Hardware. Our stock on hand is large and well selected. Importing our Hardware direct from England, we are now enabled to offer goods at such prices a wii! be entirely satisfactory to merchants who usuallr purchase in NewYork and Philadelphia. We have on haud.O Ames' Spaics and Shovels, all sizes, Xos I to j -Cut Tacks, Brads and Sparables, best makers, Straight and twisted link Traces, flj, ft: Carpenter's knob Locks and Latches. 4, to 0 in; Do and Kenrick's Curry Combs, large assortment; Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery; Wade Jt Butcher's ani Roger's do do; (i. ilt D. N. Hopes' American table do; Sheet Brass and Gerintn Silver, all No; Kirlo Barre's, ass'd, calibres from 30 to 300; Collins & Co, Stone's II jiH& Co, Koips, and Williams' warranted Axes; Rowland's and Howe &, Co's mill and cross cut Saurc . King's, Hifrby i. Anderson's Juniatta Nails; ' La Zelle, Perkins vVo's Bostou cSo; Shreve, Steele Co's Cincinnati r.'o ; Greenwood's and Clat It's patent butt Iljncesj Wrmht Hines and Nails, all size ; Sad Iron3, Wagon Boxes and Dog Irons; ALSO Planes of every description, warranted t Every variety of Edse Tools made in Cincinnati ; Shaw ks' knob Locks and Latches; Guns, Rifles and Pistols, all descriptions; Bright and annealed Iron Wire, No 1 to 3.3; ALSO . . - - Morse, wonoin. riiMn l',r.li. Norfo k nnd Amer eat : Latches; Gun Trimmin; of every description; Brass Ket-: ,!9; Ir0!1 and Bras.head shovels and Tonzs; Dutcher's 6c : "r,''!.!'e3 vV on bl"1 Files; Cabinet makers Trimmings; - Sadu.ery, Seires ; Bed Screw ; shutter t astners, 4 c . All roods made ii) Cincinnati will be sold at manufactur- 1 le bv TVLER DAVIDSON & Co. No IIS Main St., 1 door arvave the Corn. Ba-ik, CINCINNATI, OHIO. A-j526 3-3t

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TAX NOTICE. r ann i.u of TAXKS char-l -;-. each Oce II j.i Jred 1 dollars of valuation, fr State, Co J.ny a a. I UoaJ purpones, are as follow, to-w u; State Tax on each hundred dollars, HO vts. County tat, i. HoaJ Tax, For each poll for State purposes, 0( County purposes, il Attendance will he given in tne several Towns lips, nt t le uual places of ho! iio Elections, tor t:ie p irixis- of receivin pat meat of tae Taxes aese i, o.t tne lo'lo k.uz, Oays, to-w n : Clay Township,

W.-i?!.i;i5to:', Septeinln-r I 1543 W'lll.aaisburg, " '.'Oti,, Economy, " l! 1st, Newport, "Jiil, lliilsborojgh, " Abinton, 41 Mfitii, l Uoston, li '..'Tii, ' Kicluiiom!, tct i' er ."t'i i l":i, " Hai;erstovvn, Tth A S-. i, Cinbri..'ge, lllihi I lth, - Motrin, I'.'la 1 Kith, Cciureville, " 11th A lo h. ealter, at my oftic.?, uatil ti e ilot.i day

reea " f Perry ' New Garden j Franklin " ! A billion " j Boston " ! Wnyim ' Jfcrters.i t " Jackson " ; Washington " Centre ' or I'eceniLer, -ii. frT-The Tars are now due, and ara refpioe. to be paid on or before tlie 2.uh of leceniher next, or rach tax-paver may expect to pay cost, u.i all t.iat re m a it) uipxi.l alter thnt tone. N. B. Each Tax-payer isrerpiire-l by law to produce his receipt from t.ie Supervisor, certifying mat he lias worked out his full ainojnt of lioa I Tux, so charged. JASOV 1IAT, Treasunr of Hatne Cotind). Aur. 2Ctli. HU. 31.1 STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE CO FN TV, SS. In the Wayne Probate Court, Avuit Tirm. A. I). 181-J. William I.. Fryar, AHin'r of thc On petili in lo settle Estate of Ellis G. Yone, dec ., t the Il-tnte as vs. t Liso.ve.it. The Creditors of said Estate. ) VND now, at this day, to-wit : on Saturday, the lath day ot August, If li, the same being the sjxth judicial day of the August term, lSli, of the Watnc lr;bate Court, il is ordered by tiie Court: that tlie creditors of said estate be notified of t he pendency of this petiti in, by publication for six weeks, successively, in the "Uic unoii I i'al la liuin,' a weekly newspaper printed and p ibli bed in said county, and gales they notify sai l Administrator of the existence and tr.lnit of their respective cl.aii is by hbn them or a statement of t!ir nature, description ua I date of tho contract or assuinpsi t, upTi! which the same may !e founded, in tlie Clerk's ollice ol said Court, previous to tiie final distribution of the assetts of said decedent, such claims will tie postponed in tavor of more ilili'nt croijtor.. . mi I that, at the next term of said Court to be held at tiie 'ourt I louse in and for said county, on the eeeonJ Monday of November next, the Court w ill proceed to hear nnd determine on all claims so tiled, and lo make final decree anil d utrnuitioii of said estate ti the creditors thereof. Witness: JOHN FIN LEY, Clerk. 31 U-v GLEN-HOPE WOOLLEN FACT03Y. r"PTIlll su'iscr ihrr hav in coiiimr:nced the Manufacturing bu-iness nt the ahovu l'.nmc 1 place aliou; half a mile south of Richmond, is no.v ready t receive o.d to manufacture into C3itli, Casin)r, Flannel, Sali leit, June-!, Uiankets, V c. either on h:.res or bv tlie yar I. He a..expects Kj.in to have .an assortment of the above named arl.r'rs la cv::;i;i!icn for WOOL and other pro lice. From his experience in and his attention to the husines-, he thinks he will be able to civc genera! S3 lisfa-. ton lo th se that wiil favor him u ita their custom. LEVIN Fs KIN(.'. Apni ii-2. if.-tf RICHMOND HOTl, Corner u f ,M a in nnd Morion Street?, Kil'llMOM), INDIANA. f iIIE proprietor of this favorably w ell-knov n HO'I ET, J has moved inn it himself, an 1 is deiern ioed to sutain aivl improve its previous character. Til'- comfort of the Travcbcr shall be hU constant aim, and lavinj; ma le some p'ouianent repairs to tiie bnildinjr as a 'i item bouse, his interest as well as his inclination would ii d-ice him to niai.e it e.pjal to any bouse on the roa I. IF) topes to ren der u.cii satisfaction mat no one thai a aw a" iiis-iii-iita:. Prices suite I t trie times December loth, 1 3 1 1 . j. v. g; LLiEit r. oDtf PUBLIC S A t-i L E. A 4 be sol 1 at PFULTC AFCTlON, on Thirdday, (Tuesday,) tae 1 If th of Ninth M .nth, (Sept.) ai tho residence of the subscriber ou Elkhorn, the follow ing prnperty, to-wit: 1.-.0 Head of HOOS. S Head of vounsr HORSES, 12 Head of Durham Cattle, 20 'J'ons of good Hay a lot of Oat. r, nd "Wheat A large quantity of Farming ut'nsils, in good order, and Household and Kitchen Furniture. (Z?J Sa'e to commence. Kt nine o'clock. A liberal credit wili he give;) on ail sums over Three Dollars, by the purchaser giving good security. ISAAC CONINE, eth mo. :27th, 1-4 .'! a I is REMOVAL. f 1 1 E a n rl e t a i 3 iuformshis friends and the public, I that he has removed his 1 A1LOKI.M. K;il.l LLSHMENT, and is now ready lo nccom-nodate tiiose who want garments marie in good style and on terms to suit the time", at short notice. Cc-Ilis shop is oa Market street, three doors from tiie comer Main and Market. -r-sj Ll mber and country produce w ill be taken in exchange for work. MATTHIAS- CONKLE. Kichmon.-I, Sept. .1, 1512. 3.nf Wayno County Male Seminary. fTHE fall and winter session of this Institution will com mence on the first Monday (Tth) of September next an I continue '23 weeks. The Seminary is furnished with good apparatus. Board can be had in g'tod families, at from il,37 to $1.75. Tuition. English Branches, from ?3,00 ta 5.00. Lanzuages C6.0U per epiarter or half session. No deduction far absence except i n cases of protracted sickness. KAWSON VAILE, Preceptor. Aug. -20, 1342. 33 -it. R' ESFECTFULLY requests all indbted to him, to make payment, as he is very much in w ant of cash at this time. VT-X. B. He has connantlv on hand, m all times, SADDLES. BRIDLES. HARNESS, HI HPS, COLL.1 ItS and SADDLE TREES; all of which be will sell on fair and reasonable te-ms. Richmond, Jan. 1st. IH2. 'tf FLAXSEED WANTED. I rtLMAOCCU HHn 1 LU.

THE subcriher wishes to purchase a lanps quantity of ' easy. The coulter is so formed that it will not to FLAXSEED, for which he will pay the bizhei mar- : liable to choak at all. This i now tfacidedly tha strongket price, if delivered at his store, or at Robert Hill's Oil est, most useful, the cheapest and moat perfect Plough in

Mill. Persons havinz Seed for sale would do well to call before selling elsewhere. BENJ. STR A IT AN. Eighta month Cth, 31tf WM. CLARK,

IS ready, atall times, to work for approved Trade, Cash, ! county, Indiana; m .Vluncietawn, Uelawara county ; l.ntMsor Credit to CLEVta fellows. G-Shop, one door Prt, Kan lolph county ; New Castle, Henry county, Brook-

-r .... lu Richmond. June, 13 1341. - 24tf FLAXSECD WANTED. 1 rTTHE hichest market price will be paid for Flaxseed bv i 1 the ustdenisned. Persons havinr FLAXSEED for a :e are invited to call before selling elsewhere, as they are deieruaiaed to pay as much as anv person in the city. I. REED &, BROTHER. Richmond, August 27th, Is 12.

STATr. ir INniANA, WAYNE COUNTY, ss. f.'ie iync Probate Court, August Term, A I). 1S42.

..';i.'s am. v assort, A-'in'r of the) Litat? of Sam net I'letnin, ,1c, vs . i T e Cre.iiwr of ?al ! Estate. J On petition t settle Estate InsolventNI now. pi ih s iav. to-wit: on Frii'ay, the 13th liav of Au4:i.i, !M-., the -ame bein th filth iuiliOiis, J:y cl t ie A i; i-t Term, of the Wayne Piabat tV.j.-t, it i or.ie-r-l "y the "ourt: that the creditors, of said I"t.te i.e notihe i ol toe peodencv of this petitioo, by pubhi in t le liicoin.ii f fatiediuii),1 s weekly nesrspai per print?.) a n i pohl i-iie 1 in sai.l cojmv, fjr x weeks, n---c-i-. eiy, a.i i unless t.iey notify taitl A.tininistrators of the j eMte.i.-e a.i extent of their respective claims by filing lb -a :.e or a suttineni ot t ie nature, description, and date of j the contract "r aoinpit upon which the same may be fnutv j le i. in tae Clerk's ofVu-e of this Court, previous in the final distrilHiticn ol the aa-eu of sai.! .tecejent. snch claims trill he postpooi-.i in favor of mire ililif.eni creditors anri that, at i tlie next term of said Court, to tie held at the Court House ; in a.il for .ti I county, on the seen ml Monday of November i nest, the Court tvi.l proceed to hear ami determine on all j i-iMui t'.le.l, ami make final decree an 1 distribution of , said estate to tiie creditors thereof. Wnne.s: JOHN UNIXY. Clerk. 31BANK AND MANUFACTURING STOCK ran sali: at pciilw acctiox. 7" II L be ..ffere.l f ir a'.e, on S ATI" R D A Y. the 17th of Sepie. nber next, at 10 o'clock, A. M , on ihe corner of .Mam and I ear! streets, Twenty live Shares of IJank Slock, AM) ! Ten iS't. ire of Stock in the Jiuhmomi Trading anil Manufacturing Company; i togmher w ita a lot of Ut.ACKS.MI TIPS TOOLS, ic, i consisting of One Hellows; one Anvil; on Vice, and various other f!, and a Circular Saw. which can tie teen ' in operation in Sloan's W ood-Saw in Ma-hine. The wholo belonging to the I "sta te of Samuel Fleming, deceased. A : liberal ere ill will be iven. i D. P. WIGGINS,) . , , ! F. WASSON, An;, lth, ii-2 3iis Till: ilAGXET, 1 I IE s uba-riber eroposei to publish a periodical with the above title, devoted to the investigation of IIL'M.W Pll SIOLthVV. l'IMill.NOI.OtiV, rillSlOUs NO.MV, 1- A i lloi;.OM V, ami ASTItONOM ICAL and III M AN M At; NETIS.M. Having made these ubjects matte rs of serious nod patient investigation for gome, t.oie past, and cousiderin the increasinir attention which has lately been eiven t lufin by the learned, both in thia country nod in Europe, it is believed tbatsucb a periodical is called lor, an 1 tUat it w ill meet witli liberal encourage went Iron) the io ers of -cience, in this and other countripl. t),ic ob;ect of thit work will be to excite and encourage a spir:i of in a airv, and to nsjist in such investigations al may ten I to scuie ilia lo 1 win;i, among other ramilar question: I. Tint the ina-netie forces not only p-rvadesall matter, but that cery living Sieios- iir.s a peculiar magnetic nature. Tnat the- tarces are the means of motion and sensation. Tlia: evfry menial nnd physical organ, and every ir.u-cle has its corrcpon.!ina inaiinelifl pnle, -1. That the magnetic lorces lorin tho ilifterent organf whic.i terminate in tbe f ice and by means of which the various FTj)rr--ions nt I lope, Fear, Love, A user, etc , are e x -prr --r 1 i.i tho countenance, and the muscles and limbs arc :u"t V to ol i v the human w ill. .a. That .! -. organs may bo excite.i separately, or their a-tion ir,oilii ! by .Magnetism, as the condition of the pa-to-nt may require. ti. That t ais magnetic nature is governed by laws peculiar to iuclf, and may le communicated from one person to another. 7. An-i as to wiat ihe-? ia3 are, the number, location and l iU'-ti )i.s of the different organs; the location of tha correspond poles of ihe mental and physicat o-gam, etc. The subscriber has been eujated lor some timo in a course of magnetic cerebral experiments, tlie results of which 4To very far, as he believes towards demonstrating these n ss I'iipiioiis, Mid if tiie v sho. i'iI p-ove to lie true, all inuat ad j out that they are iniinea -"fly important, as much so al any i d; -.: eries eve r mado iliuifatinj; the physical or mental ! na i arcs of ma I. j The maiter w ill he illustrated with numerous engravings, 1 1 pome of which are nov ready for use, the whole rendering ; the wo,- one of s irpa-sine, interests, and every way worthy : of patronage foun t ie curious and scientific, who wish to : on der-tan I tha mysteries of human nature. The platM wii! be of pcial mttre :t, inasmuch as they w-i'l not only ! -xpI.iii) many maenetic phenomena, hitherto uukuown, or : ii-it umlsr-too 1, but one or more will he given designating , ta asc features in the human face n here the magnetic coursai ! iciiiiaato from t'm dnt"rent physical and mental organs, a ! t!:ng "ver before known; ami that will he pecn the only true explanation of Physiognomy ever f;iven to the world. In a word, the work w ill lio filled with new and valuable . matter on every ipiestion rela'in to the Physical, Mental, mil Magnetic Natiiret of Man; expla ining tle phenomena of Sleep wa.ltin , Sainnanhulism, .Monomania, Insanity, i M.adii' ss, i I ren m i a , n a i Fanaticism, the whole Hetigite.1 to exhibit tlie claims of these subjects on the attention of tae. candid, and to assist them in ascertaining how (ar majnetistn has tmen, or may-bo used as n medicinal agent, i I a furnishing articles for its pages, the subscriber expectt i the as-ostai-rr of n number of medical and scientifie gentlemen ot tin- binest respi-mbirtf in their profession. THE MAiJNETtvia be published once a month; each number containing '2 I suaer-royal 8 vo p"ees w ith a printed cover. Terms 5- Per year, invnriahly in advaufe. It w ill in no case, a forwards I till the payment for it ha i bee;, received. The first number will be published as toon as ."itifi subscribers shall have been obtained. fr7-Any person prororing four ubscriber, will he allowed to retain the pay of the fourth, provided the balance be forw arae l to tae publisher, free of expense. Every Ed. tor who shall give this prospectus (including this pnrarapa) six insertions, shall receive the Magnet, without an ex.-ha pe, for one year, provided the paper caivtainir.i taU notice be forwarded, marked to "The .Magnet, No. I'M Fulton street, Ne-v York City. " LA KOY SUNDERLAND. TO THE FARMING INTEREST; t think NORTON'S SELF-SH ARPENING PLOUGH isan important item. Tne point and nare are o formed as to be turned upside down., and thus compelled to sharpen themselves by their own labor. By a wrench attached to the plough, tne driver may sharpen it when he pleases, and by a jraluator on the beam, the ploughman can torn tha sod quite flat or place it erieew-ise. The point ba twic the leneth and twice the strength of the common plough; and without a lone,, strong, and sharp point, no plough cart run easy and perforin the work right in all kinds of ground. The makers of this Plough, keep it in ,ood repair for 25 cents per rear. It is believed that the economy of thia Pio-i20 w ill av to the farmers of ea-h county some thousand dollars tier year. The point, share, and coulter may bm ,.. . - ....! frr.m -i ..s America, r or mis i ioj3n ino patented na nn ntmii : improvement, tor wtiictt hs ha ootaineu letters fatent. ; He now offers one thousand dollars to him who will make ta s Pjou:h essentially better, i The aent lor the patentee informs me, that thia Plough . is now made and sold in the town of t Dublin, Wi'liamsburz, Newport, and HaEerstowa, Wayne , rue. r raoKiin county ; i.ioeny, ivnion county ; ifitoburz. Decaur county ; Sheibrville, Shelby county ; Col nm - , bus, Bartholomew county, and Fay ettev ille, Fayette county. Indiana : and, also, tn ail the Northern and r.u stern State . A PRACTCAI 1AKMKK. fr7-Th')e orinters who are friendly to tha welfara of ricuivire. will o lease rive the above sentiments publicity. Septemher 3, s42. -mis THATCHER'S celebrated EYE WATER; for sale at tne BOOK STORE.

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