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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

,.tLt; 4 tor the patronage he has here
toiore received, requests contlnu-
dHce CT tte same. lie has Just received
irO.i. CtLcIIinaii. assortment OF
u Ella, anu Sill. E.Rs, \ .i.. con-
sis1iHg OF breast pms, nnger-r,ags, ear
drops, watch chains gold. plated ard steel,
seals, keys, guard Chains. silver table and
tea spoons, plated do. silver tnIinUies,
pocket pistols, percussion caps, pocket
CO passes. pocket looks, fancy and snuff
boxes, spectacies, beads, pen and poo Il ct
knives, &c. &c. which he offers for sale AT
low profits.
-!arcti , l-.53,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06
DIR. TiiOM ~ WHITES
Vegetable .'oOt:i1c..C Crops

3V!iE only specific ever offered Ia
tnc pubiic. from which per
tna;lent and radical cure may be Oh
tanned OF that dl>asf,eao!c pain. the
,oo.hacie, with ailits attendant evils
s"c. as iracturing the law in extracting
the ;oct.. which often pro, - more ia
tai than the tOothache itself; and cold
passing from the decayed teeth TO the
Jaw. thence to tae head, producing a
rheumatic affection, with many other
rplcasaut effects; such as Il disagree
aule breath, bad taste in the mouth,
&C. &c. all Of which are produced
from foul or dech,ea teeth. ain hap
py to have it in my power 10 offer To
the world a remedy, that Will not oniy
remove the pain zine times out OF tea.
bat preserve the teeth from further de-
cay, and arrest the disease: IN such as
are decay ing and have not commenced
aching. restoring them to health and
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RsicIaEalOs2G Foundry.

'f'HE SUBSCRIBERS uLdcr the nrm Of
'kos III ~ - iLLIAMs, nave co:,I.ne nc
Ell the IUJNUKI 1T SLsESS, IN
i,iCi.inond, 1noiana. Where they have on
hand assortment of PLOCGH and
suit C.tS IINGS, .4.NajIhO.t,S, &C.
hey az fnanufaC turing anu VIII keep
constantly tor saie piougns OF the most APP
proved patterns and oil the BEST materials.
All ARTICLES usually cast At such este.o-
-f..i,.C on snort notice. IL good
aud NOrAt8eu with i correct
Know ieGCc vi tne business Wlil secure Gus
TO age. IIose vino .isu 10 tam cast
lag iro-i ANY pattern, or plongi.s vi good
qaA.ity, are respectfully invi,ed H. cali
i.i or,4ore thanhit,,is received ana prompt
/, attended to.
T.. G.RO> ia,
\. WILLIAMS,
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.Nal.lag.scf lewis.
'CHANKFUL for the liberal pat

for the liberal patronage
received. respectfully lniorms nis
friends and the periIc generally, that he
has moved to tie corner of Main and
" ashington streets. where he intends 10
ma nufacture work in the best manner; not
inferior TO any III tie state. \ constant
supply of rentle:uen's and ladies SAD
DIES. pogTMaN9xAu IRSSks. VALE
CHS, BarDLcs, y inPs. RoeEs, TEEEs, and
different kinds Of articles III lis line OF hu-
sincss, all u which IL viii dispose OF On
reasonable terms Friends and acGua!a-
lance re cordially invited 70 clH-
kieAmond, Maroon l-.,.. $
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Cash and Saddles.

W.. SuDscrl3er fuahco another appeal
TO those In his debt, ana he IS conf
dent 1T Will not be In VAIN, when they uu-
derstand that his wants for money nave IN
creased OF late. IA consequence OF his nav
ing assisted IN the erection OF the fuunury
esta DilshneEt at this place. Threat are
com non IN such cases, he makes aotf vet
reserves the full privilege OF resorting to
the law at pleasure. and may oe as likely
to DO as those who are continually
TINE Is not the most apt to bite. IhUse
Who have open accounts and cannot paw
are requested to call aid give their notes.
III likewise wishes to Inform his cIIsto-
q shop. the corner, on Nam street ne reto-
fore used Dy ~trattan ~ Reid as a store
one door west OF Hill ; store. near the west
en-. OF town. where he has on hand and
expects to keep constantly an assortment
oil ..DDLE>. BbtDLf;>. and all other articles
roEI..oa IN MS line, of good materials and
craftsmanship. winch lac will sell on rea-
soma lie terms. Shingles. Bacon, Lard
" heat. ,1ats, Linen, Linsey. Beeswax.
Tailow, anu many other articles consuucd
~ family, or received by the me hants,
" iii 1e taken for Work and In some cases
for cots.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
Second month ist. 1888. 1
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lNPOR TAVT.

'NH.T EVERY PERSON settle their pecln
larry affairs with each other-Ihere-
fore, Icing disposed and obliged To pay
my debts, j require on sight, that all who
know themselves in my debt, to make il d
point TO settle with me by the first of May
otherwise abide by the consequences.
| have Just returned to Richmond, and
when health permits, will as usual, attend
to any. and every case in the line OF my pro-
fession, when required.
ANDREW HINDMAN.
March %, 1888. IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

MARRIED-On the 18th ult. by the
Rev. 4. Beech, Mr.. VANMATRE THoNAs,
to y Iss ELIZABETH STRAwBRIDGE, all Of
this county.
At Friends meeting house near
this place, on Fourth-day last, JAMES
PEGG to LEAR MOORE.
oh Thursday 4th of this instant, by
George Springer, Esq MR. JONATHAN
BALLEsGER Err, to MISS ELIZABETH COVER.
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NOrlsE Il.

YNHE subscriber wishes all Those who are
indebted to him, either by note or ac-
count, to pay the sa- to George Spring
er, Esq. IN Richmond, or TO the subscriber,
on or before the twentieth dag of April
next. Those who pay attention TO this,
will save themselves cost. Those unto
" HON he is indie bted, to present their ac-
counts for immediate payment.
JOHN SMITH.
March ., l-2j, lSjJ. l..
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JOHN SMITH.
II. =. HITCHCOCK

IA Ill re-coinmence his day school on
Monday, the ist day of April, i-o:'.
TERNs pEH QUARTER photography
Reading. Writing, and Arithmetic, $3.50.
Lngiish Grammar, ueogra ply, surveying
&C. SD.
Grateful for past favors, he solicIts a
continuance of puDllc patronage.
kIchmond, March 18th, ISIS. L.
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2 EsPECTrUILY informs the citizens o
nich,aoid and its vicinity, that he
has Commenced the ABOVE business. one
door east of Nr. VI. Laws leather store
on Main street, where ali orders In his
line VIII oe executet with fidelity ah,i
despatch. Public patronage is respectful
iy solicited.
Fee ruary Is. 1898. 6
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john -. Vaughan.

: ITOE>EN and CoUNsELLoR AT LAM. hay-
ing permanently located hInself III
Richmond, respectfully Informs III. puDilo
that ne will tal ,hfuiiy attend to all business
that he may e entrusted "lth III the iIae
OF his profession. lie Will regular., Il
teud tie CIrCuIt courts Of Is ayne, ! .ioIs.
Fayette, :;usi., Delaware, Henry. anu
Randolph counties.
March 2 i-.;,
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save the Pieces.

1Nf Su sCTI1crs VIII paw one dollar nd
twenty nse cents per hundred. fol
thln cast iron. such as old broken potts
kettles. andirons, plough mouIds. &c. &c
and tar price for heavy pieces. If deliver
ed al their foundry il Kichmcnd. 4 pep
ny saved Is worth two earned.
;.auA Err & WILLIAMS
January S5tn, i-33. 3
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EsPECTF,LLY informs the citizens of
Richmond and Its vicinity that he has
permanently located hii.aseifiu KIcha.ond :.
and - no" prepared 10 attend to all pro-
tessianai calls. office on 'eari street.
neari! opposite the -.iethodist church.
November 20. 1852 i>tf
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

vNHE subscriber has just finished several
carriages, with harness, &c. Persons
who wish to purchase are invited to call at
his shop on Main street, Richmond, Ind.
BENJAMIN FULG:HCN.
4th mo. 9th, lc33. IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

VALUABLE SrOCk.-fhe Frcder-
iCk Herald me .,tlon> a bull, "A COW. al d
n calf 81 me Durham short norm breed.
TIC property Of the iIon. Henry CLAY.
winch W. re il. that place. They are
admira5l. formed, and weigh Up ward,
OF 2.kn pounds. Sixteen pounds Of
butter 4 week have been AIDE from
the cream OF the Cow.-They
raised by John Hare Powell. Esq. a.
Were purchased from a gentleman il,
the vicinity of Philadelphia for The
sum $3.50. This valuable addition TO
the stock ofthe West. is destined for
A land. the highly cultivated and
beautiful seat Of Mr.. CLAY, and will
confer lasting benefits on Kentucky.
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The old Cimcimnatus.

A ILL stand the present season, the
two last days of each week at the
stable Of ID. Reid In Richmond, and the re-
mainder of the time at the subscribers.
AMOS CLAWSON.
April 9Th, 1888. l3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

rlShE Third quarter Of l. * ". Morris
School Z" iii commence on Monday tire
Eth inst. Terms Is heretofore.
Richmond. March a;h 1888.
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BQAi,nore. yul4 :. 1922.

Baltimore, July :, 1922.
Some time last MAY. i,r. Thoma.
" h!tc lett with me some OF his kcgc-
table Ioothache Drops. and requested
..e TO use 1t in my praciice-i accord
li9iy did recommend it to SIX OF IN,
friends, and some Of them had been
Complaing OF tue toothache for more
than three months; and out Of the SIX
IL had perfectly cured five. am now
fully convinced Of lis saIutary effect.
not only curing the toctiiache, but pre-
vents teeth from further decaying.
}. II. WINCHESTER. vi. ID
Noun: Pleasant, Sd mo. Sfh, 1899.
Some time since. Thomas White de
posted some Of his toothache drops
with me, III order to Try the vaIid:t,
thereof, aud TO ascc tain whether ;.lerc
was any proprle,y in making the thing
public. have tried il in about fort.
cases and have only failed in two in
stances. and these were of more
rheumatic affection Of the jaw. than
ideopatnic odontalgia. and on tnat ac-
count ! think was the failure. They
certainly are worth trial OF every per
son VITO labors under that disease Of
the tooth.
Or. ". JUDkINS.
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CEisTit YATES.

! ',ir. Thomas White: have Tia,
pleasure TO inform you, that a.rcca
nie 10 your request, nave Dccn using
your iootiiac!ie drcrs III my practice
aor some time pat. and / mast ac-
knowledge that find them far sup.-
rlor 10 any tang have ever yet known
sor that purpose. You are cntircl,
safe IL recommending tncsn 10 cure
iifc times out al ten; for from The.
success that | have bad. believe your
recommendation falls short Of! their
merits.
! am well convinced tina. it will cure
most cases OF ToollaeAe when il is
tmel, and property applied. am
not able TO say much az lh!s time - 10
1t, pre>er' alive properties: but from
what nave sccn OIL four teeth i.iat
naNe long been cured aad preserved
from deca,ing, aud from few weeks
experience am decideil, Of the opln-
10. that 1t viii have a very bcleiici.t
elect III preserving tie teeth; ana re-
commend 1t. hoping that 1t may prove
a oie>>ing TO humanity. and adyauta-
geOuS to Yourself.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

EAST INDiE-.-rhc latest advices
from Singapore state that the Danish
Government was making arrangements
for occupying the whole ofthe Nicobar
Islands, for the purpose of commerce c,
and that troops were expected from
copenhagen. The barbour of Mar
COMFY is said to be one of the finest
imaginable, with good nolding-grouad
IN "A secure and spacious basin. having
t"" entrances nearly opposite each
ot.,cr, the widest being only 10 feet
in kent. The eat,re population of
tn <,conars was J, 2Nperspns. Cap
tam Christ",iDe. the Governor of Far
quiar, had visited The new colony.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

i'BNiE subscriber offers for sale, his well
known property on Pearl street, IN
the town of itichniond, formerly occupied
by him dwelling and grocery store.
There is on the premises, out houses,
good stabling, &c. As it is presumed
any person wishing to purchase, will view
the premises for themselves, "A further de-
lscription is deemed unnecessary. lmme-
date possession to the purchaser, and d.
liberal credit will be given. Terms can
be known on application to Nr. ttticus
Siddall, adjoining the same, or to the sub
scriber, three miles east of Ricl.r nd Oh
the National Road.
JOHN SMITH.
=. >. Also, a piece of Land, about
three miles west of Centreville, on The Ma
tiOnai Road on which there is a coniiorta-
bic Dwelling house. Stable, and In Il good
situation for a Feed Store. J. =.
March - 80 H.
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i \. aEy ,.ind. will be done at this caIce
on short notice I'd reasonable terms
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

REMAINING in the Post office at Rich
IL mond, Wayne county Indiana, ON the
first Of March, 1889, which, if not taken
out before the LIST day Of July, will be sent
to the general post office as dead letters.
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| remain yours &C.
w NJ. /. \. itinkEi.

Surgeon Dentist.
No. 50. South F.ili. street. i'iMiaicl-
phia, PENS, lvan:a.
II. 1929.
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Or. ". JUDkINS.

For Sale bv ATTICISS;DDALl..
and LINDSEY < CRAWFORD.
Richmond. Indiana.
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The Axe Factory Of Collins s. Co.
at Collinsville, formerly Canton.)
Connecticut, is the most complete and
extensive establishment of the kind in
the United States. They finish from
the bar seven hundred axes per day.
This unparalleled raPidity is by means
ofan ingeniously constructed machine.
with which the head and eye Of the
axe is formed, and after few strokes
of the hammer, is ready to receive the
steel, all which is performed in few
seconds. The factory went into OPP
Grafton about five years ago, and has
been the means Of building up neat
and thriving village; Of aflording per-
manent and profitable employment to
more than two hundred persons, and IA
good market for the neighboring farm
ets.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

It's iroi temptation TO light the
stEeets o. Wilmington, Del. b, gas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

SOCTH CAROLINA.-i The standing
commltec of the Union Parry Of Soutu
Carolina, consisting, Of -hessr,. ron
set, Petigru, Manning, and Cunning
ha.l, have /. iven notice that, III co.i,e
k0nence Of the passage of Mr.. Clay
bill, and the ''a,surances" gwen ~
1sleading politicians in that state tina.
it will prove satisfactory to the COnve..-
ton. ..ow In session at Columbia, the
Union Convention Will not meet. rs
heretofore determined Oh, Oh the 18th
inst. hey add, however, that I'll,
contrary to all reasonable expcC tdiioL>.
new acts OF tyranny BY the DOM .,ht
party III the State s,.oulI cali for III
itc1 opposition from the friends Oftne
Uulo.,. the Convention stall oc pro.np
tly Convokcd in order to take suCH
measures Us the exigency may demand
to vind,cate the right of the people. )"
"VcstwarL the march of Empire
takes its way." Yes; and the ''iaarCh
of mind too VIC exc .ain, j. as Ill ru,,-
III, = over the list of acts passed ~ tue
late Legislature of Indiana, OF, atten-
tion was arrested by Al an'e.' neat oi
their Militia Act, ici, provide, ''t''dt
any private wIo will paw ono dollar 10
the trustee II the County Seminary, or
10 -. :. a,'ei COnniS>iO, 1t his Dis
C-Cl.r,. before the nrSt Ia, OF -, iGDei
III cacn ,ear, shall be exempt rom mi
itaIv dnty IN tITne OF peacc. except h
AID q! the civil autiiori,Ies.-Siio ne
c.:co,e 10 pay the money TO the school
commissioner. liz that case IL Is TO be
applied to the support OF the common
school OF tbs township Il which he re-
SIDES" The fines for nesicct of dur.
under the old law, were ST, .N. to DC
expended as in our system, ''for the
good OF the Regiment. Indiana sup
ports Il system of tree schools. Inis
vital change in her .siilItia :, stem,
will no doub, produce the most saiu-
tary effects. 1t will raise anoble fund.
to Re applied to most worth, object.
lnteiligt ace beisig the lite OF liberty.
better that we have Il nation Of well ed .
ucated treemcn, than nation oi sci
d..r>. live have the former, We sli.,i.
never wat for the latter ~ the hour
Of Ioed.-.1tios.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

Missouri.-About fifty divorces were
granted by the Legislature Of Nilsson
ri al their late Session. The bill for
the establishment OF a State Bank, was
postponed to the next Assembly
The Portland Advertiser, informs Us Ut
rhe decease Of Commodore Tucker, on
the llsh instant.
The Canal Board Of the state Of New
Yorh have reduced the tolls on the canals
about ten per cent.
The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned
on the 9th inst. after passing 244 acts.
Two brothers, clerks in Spanish house
IN Paris, have abscODded with 6JD,O 900
francs Of their einplo. ers money.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-06

W ehC Shct al poot
A
Alexander James
Bower Joseph 2
Blue Joseph
Bond John
Bpgggs Thomas .
Bul!a Joseph
Bishop John
BerH Nancy
Berry Joseph
Brown Samuel
B,l'enger Smith
Beeson David
Bethwoods Eliza
Brudic Bella
B,'tehOrn Jesse
Bond SIias =
Branson Benjamin
BulIa James or WI
Bunda Josiah
Boswell john
Buck Martin
BrItton Isabella
Clark William
collins Ann
Charles Abrillar
Gross Joseph
Cox Elijah ,
lCo:diill lsom
Cook Aaron
Den, Jonathan
Davidson Joseph l.
Davis Hannah &
DO. rs lienr, Nj
Durham A, raham
Dunha.n Henrietta
Davis lsnm
Erwin John
Elw 1oi J,hn
French i'B
F"npie >ieorse
Freeman Thomas }
Ferguson james
Frost Phi
Fender Henry
Gilmore S,.-- A
Gray Sampson =
.ardne. Jesse
L
H.listcaI Elliott
E..z,beth
iier,et My
Han; Edward
iu , MIRIAM
. Ill jose. "A A
Harris Benau.n :
Hest Henry
Harris Aaron
Henderson Tho J
Jaco,s Allourn2
lofieris Moses
J Mn Jesse
ia, Mis-
n Kemp Benz mn
n is Jeremiah
Nn@ p Duvid
lNln, Sau,ue! )
h!,De. Marh
Knight Wn.Iam
L-Lonlax .Abcl
u M
81 ~
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T.. GitO, Ia,


jahuary 10Th. 1888.
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March %, 1888. IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-20
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRESS

We learn BY private conveyance that tne re.
sident arrived at l2 o'clock on Saturday last Al
Bridgeport. Connecticut, in the steamboat speH,
did, from New York. He remained at '"''
town an hour. and saw many OF the cltlzen".
the {" Yankee gals" turned out in great namDt';
and were particularly delighted with the f's''
of New Orleans.
The President started again at O'clock anu
reached the beautiful city Of New Haven W.
tween Q and 10 the afternoon. Here 'neIs
were committee Of citizens in ~a'tlns 10 re-
ceive him, and a company OF military 10 eseo,,
him to the Capitol. fle was conducted 10 att'i
handsome barouche. drawn by four greys' %nI..
conveyed him to the Capitol, where the Nay,
and Governor addressed him, to whom he @auS
suitable replies. On his way from the ''p,"
to Yale College, the students formed an op.a
line, through which he walked to the 6uhO"f'
of the Institution, where he visited the Iru'D'''
Gallery Of Minerals and other curiosiiies l.,
He vas attended and surrounded by the sasi
population Of New Haven. The President t.s
his suite put up At the Tontine. On Suou,:
he attended the services OF the hp's,.
pei Church, and in the afternoon the PresV!m
Ran. The Presidents health 10 daily lmP'o,'''
lPnnsylran'd':
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-20

and take my passage for the !ather'Iand
g the next day. Can you arrange this matter
so as not to compromit me il do not arr've'
and at the same time not to make public my
- design
..Mr. Crawford has this day triumphantiy, but
IS with the most perfect dignity and good tenn
Der, refuted Mr.. Edwards charges; and has
:. convicted him Of perjury without using the
{" term, or bringing the charge, merely oy re-
Z" ferrIng Ito second testimony directly con.
:. tradIcts his evidence on oath. It's the most
" passioness production that can be conce'Veo'
" and will recol upon his adsersaries. l con-
:. sider that this business will insure his e'ec-
- tion."
May 10.
NV servant iJohn) goes on this day ana u
" do not overtake him at Baltimore tins evening"
:. | shall he off tomorrow morning with the
:. speed of light. and in New York as quick as
:. horses. steam, guineas but not curses can
:. carry me. Pray clap writ on the Nestors'
s. stern until l arrive, which I'm told Will De
:. sunday morning, time enough, trust, for the
=" packet"
".Aanehor off the Hook. Sunday night.
81 forgot my slick. hickory sapling. on
Sc board the steamboat. this morning leg !!
I" where was writing. 1t is 'pignus amlci''a'
" and the pilot has promised TO recover u. pos
" sible, for which purpose have given him one
" dollar and description OF the stuck, which mas
{" no cost bestowed upon it, but !erus and niue
" varnish, and has a buibous head. Pray send
{. it BY the Orbit Poor john has no bed, and
" am sorry brought him.
f" Yours truly. J. t. OF H.
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a Card.

DOCTOR A. H. SANDERS. haviag located him.
II self at oceoquan, Prince William County. Vr.
snia respectfully offers his profes onal services to
,nc public. He may be found at Mr. Fisher's, or At
bis Office adjoining june I-eo4w
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RANDoLPHIANA-No. v.
rFrom the New York American ]

Since the wear 1924 have not seen much OF
Mr.. Randolph, as he has only paid two or three
hurried visits to New York, aud have not been
in Washington since the winter Of 1898. But
we kept up correspondence, sometimes pretty
regularly, at other times his letters, " like An.
,e7s' visits, were few and far between"
I shall, give a few occasional extracts from
them. He was very jealous Of his fame ss q cor.
rect speaker in Congress, and used TO be CONT.
nually blaming the reporters for not taking accu-
rate reports Of his speeches.
In letter dated February II. 1894, lind ne
says, referring to speech ne had just made :.
Z" A YOU have done me the honor to transmit
my bagateile of speech across the Atianuc,
wish YOU would find some means OF appr'zlnG
>" Lord L. and Mr.. R OF some gross
" mistakes of my meaning by the Reporter: l
..neyer smoke Of Mr.. Pitt as the T" greatest OF
+. Ministers. for such I never thought him.
s. described him as one Of the 'loftlest and most
=. unbeodius,' and instead Of referring my audit.
.. ors TO the countless speeches OF Mr.. Fox ex
"pres,lv stated the case Of interference at
&c attempted by Mr. Pitt to be that OF Oczakow.
. IF YOU please will send you more correct
. rel ort Of what said; and shall be gratIfedl
Every highly if il should attract the attention OF
{" such good patriots and able statesmen as Lord
.L-, Lord H, and Mr.. s. R. :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-20

-For June had now
Set in with all his usual rigor,
Y ung Zephyr yet scarce knowing now
To nurse bud or fan a bough,
But Eurus in perpetual vigor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-20

And first. dark eyed nymph,-arrayed
Like her, whom Art hath deathless made,
Bright Mona Liss, with that braid
Of hair across the brow, and one
Small gen that in the centre shone,-
With face. too. in ITS form resembling
Ds vihci's beauties the dark eyes
Now lucid. as through crystal trembling,
Nov soft, as If suffused with tears.