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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-21

The indisrosition Of the editor is the
cause ofthc non-appearaDce Of the Pal
ladium last week He has beon serious
ly indisposed, but is believed 70 be con
valesccnt at this time, and will probably
he able to attend to his business as usual
within couple Of weeks. In the mean.
time, We must try and x ,ccataey" along
the best We can. The help in the Office
icing weak, We cannot promise regulari>
y until the Editor is recovered himself
However WE have only to promise to do
the best We can.
"A FRIEND" has been received, aud
would have been published il the Authors
nomc had been left with the Editor. Wa
are not in the habit Of publishing any.
thing, which we do not wish to bear tho
the responsibility Of, ourselves, without
tho Authors name, and as soon as this
requisite is complied with, the article II.
question shall be attended to.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-21
PAIL "A DUN.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. lSaa

We have been requested to inform the
citizens Of this place, and the county
generally, that meeting will be held in
this place, on Saturday the 18th inst.
for the purpose Of consulting upon the
Estate Bank question:" and, ifdcemcd
necessary instrucsing our representa-
,ives on tina, important sabjecs.
Also-that a similar meeting will be
held in Cen,rcville, ON tho Saturday
following, for the same purpose. 1t Is
very desirable that general attendance
Of those who feel interested should take
place. The meetings are called al the
request Of one Of our representatives;
and it would, probably, be to the advan
.ase Of all parties if they could vote the
will ofueir constituents, should the sub
ject cone before them during the ensu-.
ing session
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-21

vs. ~ shS~SASs uC III VIII
shouts Of Viva Donna Maria! Viva!
hon Pedro! Lisbon wore an animated
appearance, and the change Of govern
oscnt wasgencr,lly hailed as Il blessing.
Don Miguel was supposed to be with
+. she army in the north, and active mea-
:. aSas were in train to expel him from
tircossntry. 1.istonhad been ,llum,s-
as~d every night since it was taken
possessios Of By the Duke ofTcrceria.
According to some Of the Paris
Journals, the Portuguese cxiles have
already roCAss:ea notice that their al
lowance wKl cease or the Isl Sepsc,n-
Scr; their power 70 return to tl.eir own
country BY that dskc, being taken for
granted. 1t is also asserted thst The
.x-Empress and s!e Eounc Queen
will give up their Hotel in Paris IN ali
September, which proves that great
confidence exists Of else casire defeat
ofMiguci, in quarters likely to be best
informed.
Tho Sun states that the B-iti>i, and
French Cabinets base formally eigni-I
fed 10 the representatives Of Don Pc.
dro in this country. their wish for the
OK Emperor 10 withdraw all prcten-
sioas 10 tic Regency, in favor of orc
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
$500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY, from the subscriber
Rliving in the Bayside, Talbot coun-
ty, Md. on Sunday last the 26th ult.
(May) two negro men,
BILL and AMBROSE.
Bill is bright mulatto about 90 years
of age, feet or inches high, large
head, and the hair or wool on it, thick
and bushy-he has a small mark across
his left eye-brow-his clothing consist
ed ola wool hat much worn, a tow-linen
shirt, Jacket and trowsers ofcountry kerr
sey, dyed yellow; about half worn, coarse
shoes; generally looks down when spo-
ken to. Ambrose is black, about the same
age and height of Bill, but more slender
made-his clothing consisted of a water
proof hat, much worn, a shirt OF Bur-
laps, quite new; jacket and trowsers the
same as Bills, pale blue vest and coarse
shoes, one of them with patch on the
side-Ambrose has short knotty hair
and has several scars near his ankles; he
has pleasant countenance. l will give
forty dollars reward for the apprehen-
sion of the above negroes, if taken In
Talbot County, and secured in the Eas.
ton Jail-sixty dollars if taken out Of
the county and in the state and secured
in the Easton Jail, and the above reward
of 200 dollars if taken out Of the State
and secured in the Jail at Easton.
EDWARD P. GOLLORTHUN.
Bay Side, Talbot Co. Md.
June /, 1888. 53-tf.
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entertainments.
LETTER FROM PARIS.

The lovers Of gossip will find enough
to cloy moderate appetite in the sub
Joined article, which is part OF the pri-
'vate correspondence OF the London
Times.
PARIS, May, 90. The denouement of
the drama or melo-drama of Blayc is
over. The Princess Caroline of Naples,
of Bourbon blood, the sister of the late
reigning King, the sister of the King of
Spain, the niece of Louis Philippe, the
grand daughter Of the Austrian Caesars,
the mother of Mademoiselle de Berry
d'Artois, and of the child OF the miracle,
the Duke of Bordeaux, now Henry V. ac-
cording to the reckoning of Legitimacy,
is, sitter all, Madame, the Countess Hec-
tor de Lucchesi Palli. Well, then, there
is happy mortal who has migrated a
daughter on his Royal stock, and has
shared the couch of the Princess Regent
during her Vendean excursions, but who
doubtless, is happy enough to have escap-
ed the disagreeable affair of the Chateau
de la Peniciere. We may now have
guess of the nature of the dreadful and
| irreparable misfortune of which the
Countess de la Rochejacquelin spoke and
deplored.
In spite Of all this, doubts have arisen
as to the reality Of this union declared
to have taken place between the widow
of the Duke Of Berry with Count Hector
de Lucchesi Pa'li. The period OF the
birth throws back the epoch OF another
event to the month of August, 1885,
, Now, if this M. Lucchesi be, as we are
| L
f d'Affaires of the same name at the Court
8 Of the Hague, it is certain that M Lucch-
esi Pa.Ii was in the month of August at
at the seat of his mission, and there is
nothing to show tina there could at that
time be say intercourse between this dl-
nlomatist and the Duchess. But there
is always something miraculous in the
con6nements of her Royal Highness.-.
She has again given to the world mi
racle-born child, for which her new hus
band is doubtless grateful Do you wish
to know something more OF this M. dt
Lucchesi Palli, husband by declaration
father presumptive? will tell you.
Count Lucchesi Palli (if he put forward
i at Blaye and the Minister at the Hague
be one and the same person, OF which
there seems no doubt is man OF thlrt.
orthereabout, and of the middle size
His features, which are pltted with tn
smallpox, are Of a very com non cast
His department is grave, but Affected
In general he is altogether wanting il
dignity; there is nothing in his manner
= like the man Of rank, nor even the gen
tleman. He passes his evenings W 18th tn
l. 6nancier Ouvrard, Madame dc Ross
ia formerly Miss Sontag, and the Counte:
lie du Cayla. He often dimes at the tao'
a d'ho,e of the Gand Doelen Inn.
y You will easily conceive the great We
alton of our legitimist devotees at the
disappointment. The most fanatioal
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
Cn,staUeyLs bridge
n HOTEL

nlsS7 I'D THE subscriber takes this
shl8 method of Informing his friends,
1&SQ3 and the public generally, that nc
hat taken that large and commodions Brick
house, lately occupied by Mr., James mes 70 ho
tain. He aatters himself, .ha al, '"o ,S;l, ND
that that he is determined to spare no eXertl ms
, o",ates that his table will be furnished with
sthe best provisions the country can aGr f.
and his liquors of the first qIairi.y. ~
Chambers are commodious and we'll furn's TO-
Nc stah,;np rood, with an attentive and care
ful ostier. His determination being, as far az
as practicable to give general satisfactory ', &c
HI his customers, he feels confidence in sol.'t
.ng reasonable share OF prSh1S pH WaRIt
Cantwelis Bridge, April Is, 1888. =,
n b. Persons can be accommoda &c
with board by the week or month; AS
horses ard carriages will be kept tor h're'
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
SheriH's Sales.

BY virtue of Writ of Venditioni Expo
mas to me directed, will be exposed to PUB
Lie SALE, at the House of Hugh H. Read
ing, City of Wilmington, on Wednesday the
oath Day of July, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The following described Real Estate to wit,
A life right in one sixth part of a lot ofground
in said City. Bounded by lands of the heirs
of William Robinson and others, with three
story Brick dwelling House and Kitchen
thereon erected, fronting on High Street 90
feet and containing 1860 feet of land more or
less.
Seized and taken in Execution, as the
pronerty of Peter A. HUMPHREYS, and to be
sold by MARCUS E. CAPELLE, ShT.
New Castle, July S, 1885.
BY virtue of aWrit of Venditioni Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to PUBLIC
SALE, at the House of John d. Gregg, Viii
lage Brandy wine, in Brandywine Hundred. on
Saturday the 9th Day of July, instant, at
10 o'clock, A. M. The following described
piece or parcel Of marsh situated in Brandy
wine Hundred, to wit, OH Cherry Island,
Bounded by marsh land of Edward Iatiall,
Thomas Robinson and others, containing
Two and half acres more or less.
Seized and taken in Execution, as the prop.
erty of William McCaully and to be sold by
MARCUS E. CAPELLE, Sh,f.
New Castle, July S, 1883.
BY virtue of Writ of Venditioni Expo
mas to me directed, will be exposed to PUB
lL1c SALE, at the House Of Abraham Boys
Village Stanton, in Mill Creek Hundred. OF
"Wednesday the Oath Day of July, instant
at 8 o'clock, p. M. The following describ
ed land and premises situate lying and being
in the Hundred of Mill Greek and county o
N. Castle, to wit, all his Estate and interes
in right of Mary Ann HUMPHREYS his wife, il
and to one undivided equal third part of three
tracts or parcel of lands (being her right o
dover therein, situate in Mill Creek hundred
late of Francis Denny deceased, and describ
ed as follows, No. /. A Farm Bounded BY
lands of Caleb Harlan, land of Frederick
Klar and others, with Log dwelling House
and barn thereon erected, containing ninet,
five acres, be the same more or less. No. 2
A Farm Bounded by lands of the heirs o
DR.. VIM. Reynod, land of James Denny ant
bv White Clay Greek, with a large Bricl
dwelling House thereon erected, containing
$50 acres more or less. No. 8. A lot c
ground in the Village of Staunton bounded b
the Wilmington and Christiana Turnpik
road land ofWilliam A. Stapler and others
with Two story Brick dwelling house, an
small Log house, there'," erected, contain
ing $50 perches, more or less.
Seized and taken in Execution as the prof.
ertv of Peter A. HUMPHREYS and to be sol
bv MARCUS E. CAPELLE, Shit.
New Castle, July 5, 1888.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
NEW GOODS.


The Subscriber has just received in addition 10
his former, extensive stock, anew and well Sc
lected assortment OF
Spring and Summer G0OtsS,
Among which are
,C,oths and, casirneres, all colours,
Merino and Simmer cloths,
blue and yellow Nankeens, drilllngs,
Bombazetts, bom5azines and circasslans'
,Brochells, princettas and hastings,
Grapes, pongees, elk and cotton veive's'
Cambria, iaconet, book & null musllns,
yenitian and Scotch carpeting, Brussels rugs
.Chintzes, prints, beachsd and brown musins'
Tickings, checks. canvass, Russia sheetingS'
Merino, Grape, silk and berase shawls,
,Bobinet and thread laces, lace wells,
silk, hoskin and beaver gloves,
Buttons, combs, tapes and threads.
with large assortment OF PAPER HANN
rNGs s. RORDERINGs of the most fashiona
BILE patterns. ,a>,
JOHN PATTERSON,
No. 80, Market street, Wilmington
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.VE,fTT'R ESSES.

The subscriber informs his friends and the
nub]ic, that he still carries on the
Mattress Business.
In all its various branches, in Second st. neal
Mr.. Jones' Brewery; where he makes
Curlea Hair, and other Mattresses, Church
Cushions, Sea Beds, Wagoners' beds, ane
,Settee Cushions.
Steam poats. Ships, Packets, &c. supplied OF
short notice The subscriber returns sincere
thanks for past favors, and hopes, by s.flc'
ottan4;on TO business, to merit and receive
continuance of public patronage =,
N. .B.ICurled Hair and Moss solo, AMI
Horse hair and Cow-tails bought.
MOSES BANNlSIE Elk
Wilmington, April 16-1aw3mo. so.
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POLITICAL.
From the New England Maya

From the Weuv England Magazine.
STANZAS:-By r. EBEccA THE JEwEss.
If had Jubal's chord ed shell,
O'er which the first born music rolled,
Tn burning tones, that loved to dwell
Among those wires of trembling gold;
Tito my soul one note were given
Of that high harp, whose sweeter tone
Caught its majestic strain from heaven,
And glowed like fire round Israel's throne:
Up to the deep blue starry sky
Then might my soul aspire, and hold
Communion fervent, strong and high,
With bard and king and prophet old:
Then ioight my spirit dare to trace
The path our ancient people trod.
When the gray sires of Jacobs race,
Like faithful servants walked with God!
But 1srael's song, alas! is hushed,
That all her tales Of triumph t>ld,
And mute is every voice that gushed
In music to her harps of gold;
And could my Tyre attume its string
To lofty themes they loved of yore,
Alas! my lips could only sing
All that we qvere but are no more!
Our hearts are still by Jordan's stream.
And there our footsteps fain would be;
But oh, tis like the captive's dream
OF home his eyes may never see.
A cloud is on our fathers graves,
And darkly spreads DER Zion's hill,
And there their sons must stand as slaves,
| Or roam like houseless wanderers still.
Yet, where the rose of Sharon blooms,
And cedars wave the stately head,
Esaa now, from out the place of tombs,
Break deep voice that stirs the dead.
Through the wide worlds tumultuous roar
/ 81 cslar ovd
"Oh, virgin daughter, faint no more,
Thy tears are seen, thy prayers are heard
What though, with spirits crushed and broke
Thy tribes like desert exiles rove.
Though Judah feelA the strangers yoke,
| And Ephraim is heartless dove;-
Yet, yet shall Judah's LION wake,
Yet shall the day of promise come,
Thy sons from iron bondage break,
| And God shall lead the wanderers home!'
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
MAGIC MATCHES.
Joys

Anti-Dyspeptic Elixer, safe and expeoi-
tious cure for Dyspepsia,
Also
DYSPEPTIC BITTERS.
One of the best toncs for weak stomachs'
WHITES TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The best remedy known for that painful dis
ease For Sale at
~ JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
Drug and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market
Street, Wilmington.
NIB. Country store keepers, and other
can be supplied with any articles in his lint
on moderate terms.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
Administrators Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate of Eli
zabeth First, deceased, late of Christiana
Hundred, are hereby requested to settle
their accounts; and those having claims a
gainst the Estate will present them legally
attested 20
JOSEPH DERRICKSON. Adm tor.
| June 15.-4tp. So,
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@AWS7EsIG5 VARN1SE

For Transferring Prints TO Wood.
uyHIS mode of transferring prints to wood
work of any kind-viz Work Boxes,
Card Tables, Screens, &c, isvery superior to
the common plan of pasting them on, both in
beauty and durability. Sold at
EDWARD BRINGHURST'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
Julv A.. 1888. No. 1877. Market St.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
EYE WATER,

For inflammation and weakness OF the eyes
Prepared by DR.. Scudder, the celebrated occu-
LIST. who has discovered the art of placing artif
c;al ewes so as to appear as natural as life. Also
DR.. THOMsON'S EYE WATER.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
Lucifer's MatChs

Watts, cbIorate or Lucifers' Matches,
,u,,;ct, Instantly ignite by drawing sand pa
49,, i;rh,Iv oyer the composition, snd war
ranted to keep perfect. Also
MAGIC MATCHES.
Calculated for Travellers, Sportsmen and
Families.
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.WEDTCEyV,EN, sc.

Calomel, jalop, camphor and -four sulphur,
EPSON and glober salts, opium, caster OIL
Sweet oil, spirits nitre and hartshorn,
Laudanum and paregoric,
White lead, Spanish brown, mineral green
Chronic yellow, yellow ochre, linseed oil,
Winter and Summer lamp oil, common do.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, sc.
Tea Sets, cups and saucers, and plates,
Dishes, pitchers, bowls, decanters, tumbleis
I amps, &c. and Queens Ware assorted.
Potts, kettles and coffee mills,
Shovels, spades and pitch forks,
Knives and forks, scissors and razors,
Pocket and pen knives and spoons,
Sad Irons, nails, spikes, &c &c.
Together with general assortment Oh
DOMESTIC GOODS.
All which will be sold, Wholesale and Re-
tail, at the most reduced prices for Cash.
JONATHAN WILSON.
March 40. 1888.
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CauStiC VarniSh,

For Transferring Prints on Wood
uUST prepared by the subscriber, and rs
d quite equal if not superior, to the imported
and will be sold at lower price.
Camel Hair Brushes for furnishing.
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NEW STORE.

GUST OPENED,)
At that we'll known stand in the village Of
Brandywine, near the Brandywine Mills,
Qately occupied by William McCauley)
large and general assortment of
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

Drug and Chemical Store, No. 81 Markets
N. u. All the medicinal chemicals ana most
the chemi cal tests, may be had at No. 81.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

This company is now prepared at tnelr
office in Market street, the first door below
the city Hall, to make all kinds OF insurance
against fire, and on inland transportation OF
Goods and Country Produce. Marine RISKS
- JUS: CANDY, President.
Wilmington, July IL, 1882,
The following persons are Agents in their
respective districts to wit:
Ayres Stockley, Smyrna,
George S. Adkins, Milford,
William Dunlap, Christiana Bridge
Abraham Boyer, Stanton, b.. ~
John Riddle, Castle,
James Robinson, Newark,
Andrew X. Nelson, St. Georges,
James Delaplaine, Centreville,
Caleb Head, Kennel Square,
John w. Thomas, New-Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Nd
William Torbert, Elkton
DIRECTORS.
James Price, Vincent Gilpin,
Samuel Hilles, Washington Rice,
Stephen Bonsal, Jesse Mendinhall,
Thos'. H. Larkin, George Bush,
Lewis Rumford, and
Joseph c. Gilpin, E. |: du Pont.
| LEA PUSEY. Sec'ry.
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PILES,
JOSEPH BRINGHURS rs

Cornish's effectual remedy for the PILES.
For sale at
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GROCERIES.

SUGARS. coffee. teas, chocolate and htinors'
Cheese. Molasses, raisins, figs and ginger,
Pepper, allspice, cinnamon and starch,
Rice, lard, bacon. salt, corn meal and hour
Buckwheat meal, tobacco and segars,
p,oor,c brushes bellows, &c &c.
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The Wilaingtoa Fire Insurance
Company.
10000 DOLLS.

Incorporated by the Legislature OF Dell
ware, in Feb'y. last, with capital OF
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Long Parsnips.-"In issouri," said
traveller on his return to the land OF siea-
dy habits .sthey have no parsnips;. they
frequently plant them, but they strike so
deep, that the people who live on the op-
posite side of the globe, lay hold OF the
roots and pull them through, 80 that the
crop i, lost"
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DrV Goods,

Groceries, Drugs, Paints and Oils.
China, GLASS;, Queens * Earthen Ware.
Ha, daUare dGd Cutlery;
Besides various other articles, consisting in
part as follows:
Cloths, casimeres, casinets and fiannels,
Baizes, beaverton and Pittsburg cords,
Calicoes, chintzes, cambrics and jaconets,
Muslns and laces. various figures,
Irish linens, lawns, silks and grapes,
Bandauna and flag handkerchiets,
Crayats, suspenders, combs, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-08

crossed himself habitually al the alIusior :.
drowned. bu' who did not the less be all M "e
OF his dog. whom he seemed TO love. Lks ~. 0,'
lection that David bore Tor Jonathan. Win ~ d.
surprising that of women. Perce,,iny rho,
counsel was useless, the good Augustine rp,,.I
away. to knee and offer up his own ori.on, a' ~
gratitude. and To bethink him of the dead ="
Nrttun"! porera. rarissima bes,ia,. ,,,.
dued Ma,o, whittier art thou s~imm,no n WV
Internal quarrel between the air and s,,.,:
Would were with thee, dog. No mor,l st.
ever share the love | bore thee pOre,o Ns.'
mol will never take another to my hear, ' H..
thee!' "A'
The outbreaking of Masn's grief was suJJ.,
and It va, brief IN ITS duration I'm this ro''
il might be lkened to the hurrlc ane tina, hal ~;
passed. Excessive violence, in both case, ~
prarrd to bring IT. owl remedy; for the ,rrs,n,r.
II ful gusts from the m"untain> had already Goa,
ed, and were succeeded by strong bu, steal,
gaze from the North; and the sorros Of NJ.
soon ended its characteristic plants, to IA.
more continued and even character.
During the whole Of the foregoing scenes 4,
common passengers had crouched to he DEE,
partly 10 stupor, partly in supersll,ious dread
and, much Of the time, from a positive in,bil,,
to move. without mourning the risk Of BEN, d.:
ven from the defenceIess vessel into the his-
BIT. as the wind diminished in force, and Il.
motion Of the bark became more regular, H.,
rallied their senses. like men who had been in,
trance. aud one by one they rose to their e.,
About this time Adelheid heard the sound Of b.
fathers voice, blessing her care, and consoi,,
her sorrow. The north wind blew away the q,
nopy Of clouds. and the stars shoDe upon me an.
grv Lpman. bringing with them some such pro.
mise of divine aid as the pillar Of fire affnded I,
the Israelites in their passage of the Red Sea
Such an evidence of returning prace brough, re
newed confidence. All IN the bark. PASSENGERS
as well as crew, took courage at the beh.mn
signs. while AdeIheId wrpi. in gratitude 40!
jpy, over the gray bars ot her father.