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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
TcoMMUNIcArED.J
CAREY, LEA & Co.

Mr.. Snowdea: -There are two mistakes In
point of fact in the extract Of letter from Rich.
mond, dated Nov. IL, 1883, IN the Baltimore
Gazette.
Ist. 1t was on Monday afternoon that the Go.
vernor called, in company with his son. TO visit
Randolph; -anotber gentleman and myself wer.
present. The Governor and his son remained
from a quarter to half an hour; and the con-
versation, from the time they entered, and re-
tired from, the jail, WAS general and desu'tory.
Cd. As regards the Governors order 10 inc
troop of horse, it was issued on Saturday eve
ming last, but was not generally known unn'
Monday morning. in consequence OF Inc Cap
tain's absence from R,cn,n"pd
Please insert his TO prevent undue differences.
Respectfully. vours.
aIeru, Frifau. noon, .CrU %, 1888.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

The eleven foot has showed ITSELF secret ma
....o, are on foot, to induce the party IN the
Wo.,s of Representatives to make the editor oil
-. c,o,s Printer TO the House Nous uerrons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

The Richmond papers received yesterday DO
-, contain any thing relative to the case OF Mr.
NV tho attachment Of MIR. Peasants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

The captain of the steamboat st. Martin, whose
unfortunate loss on the Mississippi we have al
ready recorded, was NJ. Craven Cash, native
Of this section of country, and whose relat'es'
we believe, now live in the adjoining county -
Mr.. Cash lost his life on the occasion to which
we refer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-THIS OAY
Trustees Sale,

IN Saturday, the Esd day of November ne1t. the
- subscribers will offer for sale. public auction, on
the premises, that valuable twostory
-. STONE TENEMENT u LOT OF GROUND
Hli the east side Of Fairfax street. between King
l.G. and Cameron streets. opposite to the Market
Square The Lot 10 in front Fairfax street about
sixty seven feet, in depth one hundred and fifty six
feet ten inches
The above described property viii be offered for
sale under the authority Of deed Of trst from Orlan
do s Morse TO the subscribers.
Sale will commence at O'Clock, p. u. Terms will
be made known at the time Of sale
EDM. l. LEE,
- oct l8-eot23dNoy r. I. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

The Un1ter arrangement of the mails has been
ordered to be commenced 10 some parts OF the
Western country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

The paragraphs from the telegraph and ba'"-
mo,p American, relative to ordering u ). troops
"a Alabama, are curious enough. What Is in the
Nind now:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
"WoopBuRN, NEAR HUDsoN, N

"WoopBuRN, NEAR HUDSON, Nov. Is.
&" A singular occurrence took place on my
farm some days ago, which has excited good
deal Of speculation among all who have since Wis.
tied the spot A beautiful and we'll grown lit
tie wood which YOU remember on the left OF the
road a. you approach the house. containing about
an acre aud a haif, suddenly sunk down about
thirty feet most part Of it perpeudleularly; 30
that where not long since the roots OF the trees
were to all appearance firmly imOedded, the top
mos, branches now peep out The wood is boun'
Died BY the creek. of which the sides and bottom
are blue clay. The land near the bank, from
some unexplained cause, seems to have gwen
uay all at once, and slid into the creek; which,
by the mass thrown into it, is SO h'ied up, that
from its previous width Of fifty ieet, with an DC
casional depth Of twenty. it Is reduced to '''tle
rill. which one might easily jump across. strip
of land adjoining the road Of about thirty feet wide
and of considerable length. has sunk straight
down, go that where the surface was before level
there i. now perpendicular bank OF thirty teet'
The spectacle altogether is most curious ou'' az
YOU may imagine, presents no great Improvement
to the appearance of my farm"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
VMis is 10 give notice

..<u ,hs .ubscrber has obtained letters OF admin.
/ ,.,rs,on or the personal estate Of Thomas Broc
cLns. ate Of the County of Alexandra deceased All
Der 20 sv,ng claims hereby warned to exhibit the
same w,,h the vouchers annexed passed by the or'
nh 80 Court on or before the 18th Of November
10 a ~ they NAV, by law be excluded from all bene'
Fl s., esst and those indebted are requested 70
make immediate payment.
INV 90 -a.vsv Administrative.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

Ship Potomac. Marbury, of this port, at Ii
verpooi, from Amsterdam, LIST October.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

Our experience in Baltimore, in regard to Rail
Road travelling, has furnished satisfactory e'l-
dence to sustain. fully, the opinion, " that IT Is
tie most secure mode OF travelling. y Baa.G 0S.
Or observation. made by perusa' OF the
pubic prnts, from all parts Of the country, satls-
Re-, Us that Rail Road travelling Is the most IN
secure mode that has ever yet been invented.
.fier Gas.
Oar experience and observation both. though
we presume not to compare in them with the TWO
Gazettcs above named satisfy as that Ran Roau
travelling is neither the one nor the ofher
Martiasburg Gazette.
In medic iufissimus ibis. The experience
Of our TREND of the Martinsburs Gazette rs, at
eas as great as ours, and his opinion is, after
all, perhaps, the correct ned. .7ler Gas' J
Massachusetts ELection-The Boston Ceni,nel
says" Calculating within bounds, there will
probably be at least 500 National Republicans
in the House. As this body will fill all the va
caneies in the Senate, the Senate will doubtless
CONSIST Of sumo So Nationals and opposition.
Thus will Mr Davis election be secured, and
the PTsSen, National Republican policy OF the
State will be sustained by majorties OF three
quarters in each branch Of the Legislature.
At Mon,ezuma, New York; the Erie Canal
mas been covered with ice an inch thick.
'fmsricm Publishers-A controversy having
been raised in some Philadelphia papers, respect
Ing the sums alledged to have been paid BY Ame
rcan booksellers TO American authors, Messrs.
Carey, Lea & Co., the principal booksellers OF
nat city, aud possibly the most extensive pub
fishing house in the United States, have made
"e following exposition:
10 The Editor Of the Pennsylvania Inquirer:
sR-iour Correspondent r. calls in question
he TACT Of $50, 900 having ever been paid to au-
GOrs within year, by any booksellins house in
ms country. The writer Of this has never seea
me article to which your correspondent replies,
oat as the information was derived from him, he
nO'd' himself responsible for the correctness Of
me assertion that we have paid more than $780,.
"o to authors and editors within year.
We have now before us list Of so original,
~ translated, and Il edited works, Published
within hTe years, (of many Of them several edi-
IONS TOR which the authors and editors have re-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

Speiliag TIE Marriage Ceremony The fol-
Ioui o .ta,em.nt Is no jest, but p's','ve iact-
L" A yuung man. in business III Liverpool, led
his blushing bride Ia the altar. ~ the Old Church
of that town, and when the question was asked.
wilt thou love and CHERISH &c. he answered
a. is customary-and added. When she need
ed he'd bang her. The g'r' immediately s'"o'
ped the clerg,ma aud asked " "a~ 700 'a'e
TO retract. On being told mai " was nor she
turned unon her heel, aud quietly faxed out oil
the church, saying that "A "an who !nn'' N'' ""a'
no had said at such moment, IN jes'. 49, 'n"s'
III s,v IN nut his threat into exrCuI0", ,nd D. dc
,;,, cboose another mate. - MQRc' C.c" FGps.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

The story of a man having been destroyed BY
tigers, as copied from the Massachusetts Wang,
is contradictrd. The man said to have been de-
voured, is nov practising the folly OF entering
the lions cage. and is exhibiting his Menagerle
at Rahwav.-NeV York Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

Land Offices and Reforms 1T seems that
OHM "a not the only state in which the Jackson
Land Office men have been mismanaging the
affair. entrusted to their charge. We copy the
folio wing from the indianapolis Journal Of No
yember 9-Cincin. Gaz.
Removals. We have hitherto omitted to men.
ton rumor, which we believe may now be stated
a. a fact. that James P Drake and Arthur st.
Clair, Esquires, have been removed from the OIL
fees of Receiver and Register ct the Land ONCE
at this place, aud that Ahner McCarty, Esq. oil
Brookville, and William X Slaughter. Esq. o'
Bedford, have been appointed by the President
to take their places.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

zsoeker's Coavenfion.-The cessionl
Of this body closed on Friday evening
Of last week. Prom 6sst to last, thl
pebble lectures we're honored with
z lsrseasdhsg respectable audiences
Much 10 our regret, re were psoviden'
tiajly hisdessd from hearing some Of
the aJdsssses. II u therefore beyond
our power 70 fornish our readers with
even m outline Of the many "good
sayings" which the occasion elected.
We shall devote some time to the sub
ject during the presentweek, and hope
(by the aid Of manuscript notes, kindly
lent us By our friends, } that in our next
number, We shall be able to give a
solesablc abstract Of ali the addresses.
Or Friday evening public discussion
connected with the welfare Of common
schools, was held in the Second church.
DR.. Beccher, Rev. Mr.. Peers, Of Ken
lucky, Edward Beecher, Of Illinois,
nnd several other gentlemen took a
part IN this discussion. At ITS close,
it was voted to form a Great Western
Society, for the promotion Of common
school education. A committee was
appointed 70 draft a constitution, to be
submitted for approval, to convention
Of delegates from all parts ofthc West,
who will meet in this city, next spring.
A subscription amounting to more
than three hundred dollars, was then
taken up to defray the expenses ofthe
contemplated society. The College Of
Teachers. must rejoice that such glor-
ious results are following their exer-
tions. We shall resume this subject
next week.
Gin, i,audti Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

On the 18th inst. the coroner OF
Boone CO., Ky.. held an inquest over
the body OF a man found in the Ohio
opposite to this place. The jury we're
of opinion that he came to his death
BY drowning He is described as a
man about ) feet 6 inches h,gh, fa,r
conplexioo. light hair-clothing, cot
ton shirt, yellowish vest, ard gray pan
falcons. A small amount Of money
was found in his pocket, and a receipt
for $50, daled at Je6eDonville, in e.
vor Of Pat M0omlin, and signed John
Bsackas. Some short tine since Ne
were informed aman fell OF Of . steam
beat near the meuth of the Big Miama.
and Il : sapposed the body found i
that of the man drowned 1t that time.
-Ea4io~o Pallcdi.ua.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

WATER SP0Ur lNTnB POroNAcK.-
4 correspondent ofthe National Intel
)igencer gives the following account Of
n phenomenon, which occurred on the
evening Of the 10Th August.
II unfortunately was not observed
until it had completely formed, and
directly 10 front Of Mount Vernon
when It presented to the amazed spec
tatoss an object exceedingly rare, yet
grand and beautifully in appearance.
The base, TO our view, appeared to be
. large and perpendicular cyIender
floating upon the surface ofthe river,
and supposed to be about fifty feet in
height, and thirty in diameter; direct
iy vertical to the offender was dark
<nimbus) cloud, IN shape Of an inverted
cone, With an afscnuatcd point, ortupe
Of three hundred aud fifty 10 Eve hum
bred feetin length. which raised upon
the superior end Of the OFFENDER. The
middle or interior of the tube was ola
dark purple color, surroSnded with a
white vapor or dense haze Of hich the
{, Under was also apparently compos-
ed.
1t was borne slowly aud maiestical-
y long BY rather brisk soath wind.
until it smein contract With a. cluster
Of trees i@medistely on a peiat efland
bclonging to the Mount v ern.n estate,
where il broke with . weak sxplosiou,I
bet without turbulence; the base or]
eylesdes, becameal@ost imperceptiblyI
anaihiIated, while -Ahe dark puspleI
tube, With ID contents and surrouadingl
isvesaitsre, gradually aad sIewly -
eepded into ihe cjpvd it, duratieo'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

RoBBBRs.-We learn that on Mon
day morning last, the straps ofthe boot
Of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
stage, on the route through this place
were cut at or near the crossing Of the
Mill Creek bridge, in the vicinity OF
Cincinnati, and a trunk and box, con-
tanning some valuable clothing worth
about 500, stolen therefrom. The
trunk was shortly after daylight found
near the bridge, rifled Of its contents
but no discovery has yet been made,
We believe, Of the property taken.
The clothing, We understand, belonged
to two ladies, passengers, residing at
lndianapolIs.-lndiona Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05
From the Cleveland (Ohio) Advertiser.
MAD RIVER AND LAKE ERIE
RAIL. ROAD.

This contemplated improvement II
exciting considerable attention abroad.
particularly in the State ofNcw York,
who has an eagle eye on every thing
which tends to facilitate the intercourse
between her great commercial emPor-
ium and the sAfar wcst."-This road,
running through a delightful aud
fertile region Of country. will no doubt
be extensively useful and altogether d
valuable improvement. The charter
is liberal one, and it appears from
the report Of the u. s. Engineer, who
has recently surveyed the route, that
the project 10 not only feasible, but
that il Is very easily accomplished, and
ut much less expense than such i'm
prsvemenss are generally attended
with. The commissioners are now
on tour to the east, with the view 81
enlist,ng eastern capitalists in the. en-.
terpsise, preparatory to opening the
books for subscription to the stock.
The capital is $1,000 600; $4,000 Of
which has been subscribed.
While we admit the Importance Of
this improvement, and the benefits
which are likely to result from it, We
are still Inclined to believe that its
friends asc INDUCING in rather extra
VACANT anticiPations in relation to it i,
and which they will fall far short Of re-
alixing. That it will considerably
shorten the distance from Lake Erie
IN Cincinnati. IL time. and a portion of
the travel, may he diverted that way.
For the transportation Of freight, how
ever, il cannot compete with the Ohio
Canal. Even allowing a difference in
the distance, Of leo miles, from BufIa-
10 Cincinnati in favor Of the Rail Road
s,ill the route BY the canal would be
preferable, as it would probably be
cheaper, and save the necessity Of at
least one transshipment. However,
We wish the enterprise every success,
and . speedy contamination.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

The following eloquent conclusion
is extracted from an article by Pier.
point. After speaking Of the varying
changes Of nature he says:-~lf then
the beauties Of the year are so fading
and its beauties so soon perish; il
the iveliest scenes Of nature lose
their power to charm and a few revolv
ing years break the spell that binds Us
to those whom we love best; it the
very figure Of the earth is changed BY
its own commissions; il the forms Of hu-
man government, and the monuments
Of human power and skill cannot Ell
dure-if even the religions that pre-
dominate in one age are explored in
another; it nothing on the earth be-
nc ath or the waters under the earth,
preserves its form unchanged, what is
there, that remains forever the same
What is there over which autumnal
winds and wintry frosts have no poweri
What that does not pass away while
we are contending with hayward for
tune or struggling with calamity p
What that is proof against the fluctua-
tions Of human opinion, and the might
Of the oceans waves, and the convul
SONS by which mountains are heaved
up from the abyss or arc thrown from
their deep foundations?
II is the God by whom these mighty
works are done, BY whose hand this
great globe was first moulded and has
ever since been fashione.: according to
his will. Hast thou not heard that
the everlasting God, Jehovah, the
Creator to the ends of the earth iaints
not, neither is wearyf'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

Letters Of Major Jack DOwning.-
The letters Of Major Jack Downing
written during the Pressdent's tout
~down east, have been published in 4
small volume, copy Of which We have
now before Us. These letters have
been extensively circulated m the
newspapers, and have often raised a
smile upon the brow Of care-they wall
be read with renewed zest in their pre-.
sent more convenient form. The vol.
ume is ssembellished"-to use a com
mon expression-with an engraving
representing the General at Castle
Garden, New York, when, ~ the Ma
jor says, g We hand'nt got more than a
rod, before crash went the bride be-
hind us, all down in a heap, and two
toll houses on top oft, and as many ~
a hundred folks splashed into the water
all mixed up together one top Of to-
Their" We advise all who wish to
sdrive away dull care" to purchase a
work is to be had at the
different book stores.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

AsornER.-A gentleman By the
name of Foster, who had sold . lot ol
hogs in this place last week, was rob
bed on Friday night Goth inst at the
tavern in New Town, Of $500. The
thief or thieves entered his room and
carried ofhis coat containing the mon.
ey, ard after riding it threw it into
the street. No discovery Of the thiei
or money has yet been ma6e.-hsdi.
ana Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

Two or three cases Of cholera, in its
milder form, have occurred in town dur
ing the present week. But the disease
may b regarded - having nearly subsid-
ed; and We, for ourselves, SO no cause
for ALARM, At present.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

We learn from The lrst Illinois Advocate
that Ger Spicer, ofNew York, has been
examining the Offices Of the Registers and
Receivers Of Public Moneys in that
State. So0s time since James b. Gard
ner, Esq: q Ohio. passed ehroSee the
Sssae o. ali6o baBiasss. We Shink Il yell
enough, notwithstanding inPiicst eoe6-
dsnes may - placed in ihs officers, thaa
. yearly iaspection should 5e psds II
the o66caeS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

GENERAL VIEws.--The following
birds eye view of Europe, by Paris
ian correspondent Of one Of the Londor
Journals, strikes Us as being both faith
fully and happily drawn.
"From no other foreign quarter, ex
|cept Spain, do we at present expect
news Of interest. Every where else .
sort Of calm has succeeded to lerment
In Poland and in Germany order
reigns under the influence Of the bayo
net. In Italy, beginning in the north
of the Peninsula, we find that Ito use
the slang terms Of obsolutism) fore.
reste q Ia loii, in other words. that free.
dom is tGodden under foot. The ex'
liberal Charles Albert, has, it 10 true
ceased to execute daily his dalfdozer
soldiers or lawyers, but the prisons Of
Genoa, Alessandria, CRANBERRY, and
Pignerol remain crowded with denoun.
ced or suspected individuals, who may
at his nod become victims of martyrs.
The Austrians govern for the Pope in
Bologna, and indeed it may be said in
the whole Of the Papal states. notwith-
standing tn It the French ridiculously
keep Up their laugha6le garrison in
Ancona. King Ferdinand, Of Naples,
asserts, through the columns Of the
press, "a new medium for conveying
regal doemns in that part Of the pen
insula) that iisaiiec ton had not for a
moment meaaced the monarchy. The
freebooter Of Greece have for tine mo
ment submitted to the foreigner placed
on the throne Of their fcas) ephem-
eral Kingdom, and Mehemet Ali has
nsolgre Iai, been compelled to content
with a portion, instead Of the
entire Of the Ottoman empire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05
From the Columbus Hemisphere.

We stop our press to record the
melancholy intelligence Of the death Of
Honorable John w. Campbell, distric,
Judge Of the United States Circuit
Court. He died at Delaware, in this
state. ut one O'Clock, yesterday morn
ing, after short but painful illness, Of
the prevailing fever. Judge Campbell
was ono Of our most distinguished, in
telligent, worthy and estimable citi-
zcns, and his loss will be universally
and deeply regretted. His remains are
to be conveyed to this place for inter-
ment-and while writing this notice,
many OF oar most respectable citizens
are preparing to pay the last tribute Of
respect TO ms memory.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05
AGRICULTURAL.

/ AGRICULTURAL.
| The Wayne county Agricultural
Society held their annual Fair at Cen
|tre.ille, on Fnday and Saturday the
10Th and 2lst Of September. Not.
outstanding the weather was very sn-
favorable on the FIRST day, . fine collee-
/, ton of animals, manufactures and az
ricultural products, were awarded, to
Wit:
ON H0RsEs-BEsT FLOODED srALLl0xs.
~Sir Archey," owned BY Solomon
Meredith. . Diploma.
Second best, aYoung Stockbolder,"
owned BY Sylvester Hopping, . certi-
6cate.
To Joel Hiatt, for the best brood
mare, a diploma.
To Abram Hampton, second best, .
certificate.
To Robert Harvey, for the best
brood mare, for draught, . diploma.
To Micajah Ferguson, best three
years old stud colt, . premium Of
$500.
John Erwin, best two years old do.
S. 90.
jesse Willis second best do. di-
ploma.
Joel Hiatt, best yearling do. S. 90
To Micajah Ferguson, ID hest do =
diploma.
Joel Hiatt. Sd best do. a certificate.
Same. best last spring colt, S. 20.
Solomon Meredith, ID best do. . d.
ploma.
Bazael Beeson, best 9 years old filly,
a diploma.
Wright Maudlin, best yearling mare
colt, a diploma.
Caleb jackson, best gelding, . d.
ploma.
ON OTHER STOCK.
Cornelius Ratcliff, best blooded bull
S. 90.
David Commons, I'd best do. 8 90.
Wright MaudIin, best atted beef
50 90.
David Commons, best mich COW, a
diploma
Same, best calf 81 90.
Daniel Odeli best fine wooded buck
S. 90.
Samuel Shute, ID best do. 81 SO.
Jesse Neal, best breeding SOW, - 50
Caleb Jackson, best boar, S. 10.
MANUFACTURED
Levinus King for the best piece Of
woollen cloth, 81 so.
John Phelps, "a best do. a dipl6!lyl:s
Enos Hurlbut, ID best piece Of fan-
mel, 81 20.
Same, best woollen socks, 81 90.
Same, ID best do. 50 cents.
Same, Sd best, 25 cents.
Same. best piece table linen, 81 90.
David jenkins, I'd best piece ofAax
linen, so cents.
Daniel Odell, best piece linsey, 500.
Marinus Willitts, best specimen Of
sewing thread, 81 90,
VIM Bundy, best sample Of sewing
'ilk. 81 90.
L. X. Strong, % beet piece james a
diploma.
Matthew Ratray exhibited supe-
'ior piece Of james, which not coming
within the conditions Of the fair is re-
to the premium Of 81 50.
A coyerlct exhibited by William
8undy is also recommended By the
judges to premium Of $500.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Isaac Wfllirts, best specimen Of but
er, SO cents.
David jenkins, ID best do. . diplo-
na.
John Finley produced the best sam
lie Of currant wine, and Wm Bulla the
d best.
Caleb jackson exhibited the best
pecimen Of fruit.
JOHN ERWIN, Pres't.
Attest.
oHN FINLEY, Sec'ty.
MARRIED1On the 9th Of Sept.
Y John Brady ESQ. DR. WrLxrAu r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

The editor, having in some degree re-
gained his strength, will, probably, be at
his most next week.