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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
Dc,n9crc', Dim.

The S.cc-prcssG:ent o! Invited
,,;,ic. Yesterday .oak his Seat acsi
dent 81 the Senate. and dclIvAon
no occasion IL brief Address, m,
:,ucurcd well for the manner 'rnit
lie vii! discharge the new dntldc'
volved upon ii.n. IL his de!,nion
cf.s,o ,ailou,l character and dus oil
lin. Senate. w.. thi,,k he was psu
la-iy Unconstitutional HfeiilSena
Nv nov rendition at Flo Janeroi;
rr,,i;rcd that I'll Flour shail BE- exalia
ior the purpose ofsscert.inne whether
CON is conccaled in ii. Ths occ :
,,~e.; delay and inconvcaencc II dei.'c
cargo :.
;r,re.n natr.ad Dye., his been &C:
e., ., i,ic tmond. Of ,sll' Will Samh
nd sentenced 10 be imprisoned T.
months, and to pay fine OF $3.50
4 10y is ROW being exhibited III Lex
ton. wio is only SIX yeas OF ags, veg
$50 po.snds. lie WIS !o.n in Me
County, and has resided lie LIST four Y
in Illinois, and 5 exhibited Tor The pdrl
Of supporting IN afflicted md decfepd
her and noii.s..
TurAcys Sid IN the Bcs;on markets
lvednc sday We, k al s.xtccn cents per po
Thursday " : il.nN.gT.ag dty.
Tic Typhus Feseris very prcva!en
boston.
F.oin wllat We hive had an cpportr
Of /, adrr, VIC believe that from tel
twsuty i lis OF u vcrcc have been pdsSc
the H. cislatlre Of Tennessee
t.1El. noiGE. Of the United States \
VS. ,,I the jaih inst. ccmplInen'ed ".
p,i Ball given III honor OF his char
al.r services. ty committee OF the Gu
Of D. LOUIS.
The widow of the, celebrated naviS
Cap. Cock, IS still, {ins !: Ciapham.
Is nearly ore huni u years cd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

WILL be offered for sale at public We q
due on 9th day the first Moath tsS
at the dwelling of Ralph Wright Jen. Iiv-
virg in wayne Township wayne county
Indiana; the personal property Of James
Wright, deceased: consisting Of one Wag-
gon, yoke of oxen, Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
stock Hogs, farming utensils, honse hold
furniture. and other articles too tedious e
mention.
Sale TO commence at iG o'cloc.l on said
day. Terms made known GA the day of
sale, and due attenuyn given by
ELIJAU WRIGHT.
DAVID WRIGHT,
Executors.
Dec. 9Sth. 1898.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
SJIdticCfi Ce,,a7rc.

i"'s IS an c'ise preparation &C the
Il -l>iinl, AMI IS rem icrei sa',f without tic
Application Of he', or diminishing is
-tren 9Th i, the addition Of inctficier; a,
Hclcs-lt i mrch used, and highly anpro.
we'd OF by the t,culty. CARLTON Tie re-
SIN 1t copafa. obtained by evaporAt.ua
The Eaisara. IL entirely inert.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

! An.anivL at Boston from Trieste
porfs that two figa.es end a corvette we
lifting ouf BY the Austrian government.
br1s over 600 Polish refugees to Nc
York.
Anhonest clergyman IA the country VI
fePfos.ng married couple for their r.
Iqnent discussions, seeing they were DO,
zone. Hob one ? cried out the husbaI
''were You 10 come BY our door sometime
when We quarrel, you might swear we wei
twenty
The Goyemorof Alissooni latelyexercisI
his constitutional power ofpardoning pe
san convicted ofmurder, the belief Of u
insanity OF the perpetsator Of it. The
occasloned no little excitement at
LOUIS, where the effigy Of the Cover
WIS pars.ded through the streets, and Al
wards burnt.
The rofous proceedings recently ",
AGAINST the Momonites in Jackson CO,
missouri, have since been brought to a d
ma the sect arc about leaving that u,
Inc country The number Of I'd
Iii!ed In the late affrays was six. and
Il were badly wounded.
High Treason is The only crime in ID
with death.
ne that crItlciscs the integrity ofoth
rs actions, ought to begin By Pic hiA
"n, above the rod ofretributive REX.
The natural increase of $! IVES inc T.
tied States is ost;HEtcd at geo per "
l1,Hn.
The Legislature Of AEkans. as IS stated VI,
about ;oon1ct a statute for tho4orongl In,
s"i zion Of The pIess, which nrg Other "
Sc PROVISIONS viii cont7in one compel so
h'o's 70 give up the n mes of tir annoy sto
DTS correspond nts,., fur
There IS sad 10 DC Il law IN .ese, Ger !
my, which levies fine on ely individu- aa,
s:i2v2d by any ono cxcep. barber o.! sal
: town.
n wornan's tongue has be, found capa-
/. on actual experiment Ph.ladelphia !
siy, TO move 5000 tbs a minute!
INK CT that, and weep!
Inc ship James w.. bod from Trinidad ~
Cuba for Philadclpl: is reported, 1t ~
" Orleans, TO hive fooled Il SEA on the has
OF November Ii passengers and ESTE
have been sivcd. .Arbeing - hours Cou
nc boat. ind,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
- AZ. I 1S 4 n u Al Eft'S Ccie hra.eG T,.,..
and Ani.-4,s s.s:.,ilc H4.l..

ana AMI az kAsl..
lHIs ueuicine has iis.u t.,e su..,f :, or
isiiii'o eHects III curing Lysf,eps41, as..l a II
Complaints oi ,lie sioinaca 1is... .Ints.I,, 9.
l"rsni's. Many highly raspecfatae i..s.-
'idua's have Decn cured aiieelfryin. eve
y other remedy III vaia, and have 1iven
Their names 'esti. ing II the saper,or IL
cacy Of this medicine. By ism. the
Pills oecasI aaliy, they Keep tie stoms
tree from ali bilious disorders. AZ rese
the liver. with The secrc,ions vi he ~,
10 The most healthy state. These LIS
are entirely free troin any of TIE ara
'ioi's oi Mercary; ;f.y correct ac-s
lie stomach remove hati:aai COS
sich headache, heaItourn.and nieHs
ina asc well adapted 10 the asses o.
soilan and children Di. Ions f.r
'sin. them accompany the boz in "hica
hey are enclosed. Price cents Per
'ox. For sale by TRY AELD,-
only agent for Ricwtd' ineia''a-
september 9TH. 1888. Sd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
From the H.Iiton Mteiiisencer.
AWFUL CATASTROPHE.

a. An unusually hriliing occurrence
'''N place in It's town Oil Monda,
4 mpnisg last. Anan by the na.ne OF
! .1rcsibnM .omHh threw himself from
r the s.lrd story wndow Ct Blair t.otei
TO tic pdvemei, and (as is supposed
: from the po.;iin in which he was
, found WIS instn;Iy killed. He was
ui-c"vTed abot one O'Clock in The
'nrr''ii :, and. sooa as practicable, "a
IoroIets inGrst was held over th,
body. Mr.. EIir and several Others
were suhloheGss witnesses, and from
'cvidcnce Sc earn that Smith had
Gene &c t!se ibtcl on the proeeca.ay
evening, much Intoxicated and apoa-
rentiy dcilrioa. &c asked for l,Guor
/ "hicI' was :ct-ed. lie then left the
house, ami turned about 9o',lock.
when he CALI for bed. aud wa.
placed in /" ran on the third story. in
ofdtrio previf his disturbing other
pats III the i,us,. lie was heard h.,
persons who sIeet in the adinia,a.
rooms during the former part Of tha
night, and ii beloved that the acci.
dent occurred Duta short time or.
'ious TO its dscovery-and ;,fe r hear
ING the evidence an examining tn T
Dody the Jug retur:sd verdict tina,
nat me wasiabofinyuEder tire inhu-
'Hce OF NINA pota rom the imme :
late effects ofsPirituou liquors-,hatI
,c threw bin,elt from he third s.,r, :
f;3'alrs ilJe!, and wa.,hereby XII.
Nth woundcrstand vas formerl, t
30 kent d Philadelphia He came Q
I,.'a lace few months incc. and q
s.,o,. Steam Mill anadisliI'er, "
49, FORM We UNDERSTAND tina, he Q!
,,s stanh a gentleman of cspeera- = :
I,,r;na Ills Ills course, bwcyer. sa
hncr h,roei ence in this .iciit. has
] cation Eed BY constant d:ssi Il
!, Ii may be gk, N
.s,rn t,,t even 'ns 10 bis fric4is to!
the deceased bs'cntion was paid
u mains wcrctakcn Blair. iiisrc- Sc
.'j,n Monday after-hhe mouse. AID Vi.
al spectabie manner. '''ecd "''' inf
,os SAFETY II SrcANBo,n ar,
Fl cxplosici,of Stesrli,oA e learn TIA La.
nuland nee the Bri'ishfaken pi icd &C,
o,icd the following Regula;iHmant en- Gle
Tier ola Sseam-toa, shall bcN Every Give
" al three times the slrengthN quar- oe
ase.-' HE .fety-v.lve oi slIensed :
IN ,mboatSis said 10 be inacCcss.H'ish =
IONS except the authorized OAall ="
.rnmenf. VII
10 This regulation is effectual to pa
i b. dents il England, why is not ma.
/ ton Immediately made in this Cox,
twhere accidents OF this nature are \
my caon. ard so frequently fatai.
III d
cterl ,wns gre the best in their own compa
zens ny geniemen are the best everywhere
,,cr, D.-On Seventh day. the 2ist ins'
and o. tys,ey, Jesse Williams aged sd wears
illhsnstrs! = DAYS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
LOOK A. T.ilS.

WE the Shoemakers- ofthe town of Rich
mond, on conferins tsgetnef agrrr roFin-
form their customers Ina the pn9lic In
general, that those wh0Tpurchase~eastet n
sale shoes, need not apply to have thea
rcpan ed In future.
HIchmonj, 18th mo. 10, 1899.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
l.. A. Cooley & Go
SubscripiI ~ received by b. REID.
Dir. JCDkIN's SPECIFIC OINTMENT.

DIR. JCDkIN'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT.
inis invaluable medicine Is cc!ehr,s ;e,.
or caring the following diseases :-ivnise
o"eiiln-s OF every Gescription Sore legs
aud ulcers OF long standing. Feious. or
what some people know by the name Of
Caiarfhs, ct every description. Rheu
ini'ic pains OF the Joints. Spra,ns and
Bruises oievery description. letters Of
all Kinds. Ch!isla,ns, or parts affected!
by fros;. 1t IS ..so one of the best RENE
dies for scalds and turns. For women
lni'anied breasts, and giandu.ar wciis,rs
II is Superior to any medicine vet known.
CERTIFICATE.
Washington, March ~. 1870 I
Sir-Hy sou being afflicted for five
ears with White swelling, and HAVING
lppiied every rea,edy recommended bv |,
he most eminent ph, sicians within nv /,
each, without success, 1 at length pro
ured ole jug oi Dr. Judhins' Patent Spe- .
Tic OIasnent, and made the application
cfofs!ing 10 The directions accompanying
nc Ointnent, and stale for The benefit II >
'e afflicted, that before one ia. was used
perfect cure was elected. NV son has G
lloy ed good health ever since. have l.
doubt, To the ointment alone he is LIE Il
'hted. as nothing else was used for u.ore !
aii "iie III 'i.'ns he:sre the application
tie Ost,ineui. Respectfully, G
JOHN COOKE. p
For sale III Milton BY X. c. ALLISON. !,
Cc.atresi.:e l.. D,c,. Pri;chet, and In :,
by =. Ssijaii, and by them !.
.rrantea good. 10
August 3. 1888 I'd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
Oil Of Biaek Pepper.

(Prec'p'ta'ed in the preparation 81
"rine.i rms ARTICLES much more
tive thar Piperine; one drop is fully co
10 tour Of the latter. Cle drop Of the
At Black Pepper added - three grsips
Pipefine, WI. areatly increase the pov
crs O. .hat remedy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
The 2us,isI

RE Cautioned against trusting George
W. Iay Tor; who is an indentea APP
prentice to me, on ny account as will
paw none Of his debts.
T.. HIATT.
Dec. 2>th. 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
Oil of C0pu,rL

Doesc five To ci.i.i drops. Il IS sr3e
Perior to Napiitha for preserving p..tas-
sum.
Full and ample slirec'ious FIR usinu ac
company eaeh of the above preparatIo' $
o"'d, wholesale and retail, ~ specie! np
i'"iii,n.ent, ai the Br,s store. IF
DIR WI. LINDSEY.
Richmond, SEPT. 18th. 1888 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
Oil Of CuhaJs.

This is u v,.jna 'e .dais:o., to Dslsan,
"i t9PaiF.; tea t. twenty drops 10 "a
ounce OF h isam viii increase Tie y,~n,es
O, that rca.cay IN .",. rrara.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

20 happy love, where love like Ahis is
found,
Oheart-felt rapture, bliss beyond CON-
pare!
I've paced mnch this weary mortal
round,
And sage experience bids me this de-
clare,
If heaven, one draugAt Of heavenly love
can spare.
One'cordial in this melanchol vale,
lis when q youthful, loving, modest
pair"
ct married, &c.
blessings on the happy pair,
blessings rich aud blessings rare;
Love unfading, plenty, peace
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

IpS-A daft sor $4,000, was
the TaeasaH On the louisville bank,
but y government having but $1,000 in
deposit the dfit was dishonored. So
much for thcrentval Of the deposits.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

EOE1'se - CrusaaIba kerr
{ >ELEBkArED tonic and auti-dysper-
tic PILLS, for sale at - 6ew Dr.
Store
Ricamond, Aug. 10th Ie33. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
G%rPenser,. ll,cSnic.l(

following ARTICLES ~. c..xa
- .@ Snem,e"i Warehouse Of t;ecrse
y. Carpenter, fsIadelph.,. wh.
ing as ehemis' as such, taa, If a.. -,
IS presumed, Is sufE1o,en, - sch :
has preparations L. the rse..e, =. =. :, '''ss.s'
c. They hive the rcco,n.e.,P pa
eminent I.hy SiciaEs - -
George ". Coi7&nter's Con,po,,d FIN,
Extsaei ~ >assopgfrHa.
Possessing al; the virtues If this ne6;-
cine In a highly concentrated. degree, asra
IS one Of the most efficient compounds for
purifying the blood. aud removing coi.sff-.
'4'ioaai Gi-ea>e> in Cases whicl, tie LIS
BON Der Drink Is ice !csi, an eAtempo,-
laeous Article Ray eat!ily he prepare.
rom t..iS s..rep. ..in the NcrcuriAl dis
.as~s, and the scGae.e If syphilis tins
fands ha2h. Likewise III chronic afisc-
ions o. the liver
1arpenters Prsri,oit tel Eatraci " Bors.
Contaiuin. Quininr. CT, chonine, and
~ new organic alkali Chiniod,ne, and
Hessirg all the feariiiice properties Of
Rsne. at oae third the price.
(aYrnter' Oleezle winous Extract o.
.A'ssiars ~ IF ssi.sap.aa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
LILA ID u N j..
~. DECEMBER IS, 1888.


As1s win preach at Samuel
sunday IN January, and al
n the same day.
December 18th 1881.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
CaYenker' OleesReanous Extract
Mustard ~ IF .Ssaspsaa.

! lpenters OIL of Cantlaridia.
new and highly valuable ara
..'1 Inn the many advantages
posse will no doubt en,irel,
Ssup&cede the Conn mode Of i,l;,,e,;nc.
a z = drops n'obei tn or ,Lr.e r. -
the yarf, viii efftc'ually a-.w a fnI, and
corr lete lister. Oac dso; !. -n,,,c;...,
10 m ske Ulster Of the size Of :. ,,,.r,at
,of Jvllar. e"a''e'
q. Uyaspent.r's Compound Sgrap q
Lrerror'.-Ikpo.ioa TIT.
Tins Rant has proved TO he a ssf. and
valuable ised,cine Cor Coughs. Splitting #
Is Consumption, and Liver cor;-
plants
Carpenters Compound Find Ersroet ozl
Bachu--Diosna Crenoto.
For DiseasesaN the Bladder, Oastr,n
tons Of Urine, Chrosic Gonorrhua.
Gravel, and elects Of long standing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
sse Of SCHOOL LAND in Grant county.

tD.-On Seventh day, the 2ist inst.
OF tys,sy, Jesse Williams aged 80 years,
IG:.s nd : DAYS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
Z shl.d Job PRINTING.

I'd, will De done at this Office.
ptIce ana reasonape teF.n..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
BALTIMORE. Oct. Is.


Grand Balloon Ascension. - Mr..
Durant's second ascension in his Bal.
loon, from Federal Hill, took place
yesterday in the most imposing and
beautiful style. Fears had been en-
tertalned in the morning, that the wind
was too high for the eronaut, adventu.
rous as he is, to undertake the feat,
but in the afternoon it moderated, and,
about the hour appointed, was no more
than q gentle breeze. The amphithe-
atre was filled at an carly hour, not
densely, but with a very large number
of the most respectable citizens of both
sexes. The ladies appeared determin.
ed to patronize Mr.. Durant in earnest,
this time. 1t is difficult to estimate
with accuracy the number present, but,
upon the supposition that the enclosure
would contain six thousand, there must
have been more than four thousand
within. The hill without was covered
with a countless multitude, and the
wharves and piers on both sides of the
basin, as well as all the eminences in
the neighborhood, were crowded.
Precisely at half past DOR, if there
was any variation, minute or two
before-Mr. Durant, having taken
his place in the car with that GOODNESS
and firmness which always astonish the
spectators Of his daring excursions.
rose Slowly, IN the most splendid style,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

any person who should attempt to come
ON board. His obstinacy is supposed
to have proceeded from the hope that
the ship would be got off on the return
of the tide; and he is represented to
have been further stimulated by the
surgeon, who insisted, that as the GUS
tody Of the women had been conhded
10 him by the Government, it was his
duty to take care that no communica-
ton should take place between them
ard the shore. The captain is said to
have been young man; not more than
% years OF age, and to his inexperi-
ence the fatal event must be attributed.
The possibility of the vessel becoming
imbedded in the sand seems not to have
occurred to him.
For a considerable time the vessel
lay within a furlong of the multitude
who had collected OH the spot; every
individual on board might have been
landed with perfect safety; and the
prisoners might have re-embarked next
day, if the vessel had remained safe.
The rashness of both Captain and Sur
geon is, therefore unaccountable: the
violence of the storm continued unaba-
ted; and as the ship did not float, the
perilous condition Of the crew could
no longer be concealed. The women
who had been shut up under the hatch
es are said to have torcibly burst from
the place of their confinement, the ma
jority of them congregating in the cab
in.
A little before 10 o'clock the waves
broke through the poop, and swept
away in an instant every soul in the
cabin. The work of destruction was
soon completed; in few moments the
ship went to pieces, and out of l54
persons on board, only three escaped
to landl and one of these died few
hours afterwards.
The Captain is stated to have got on
the same raft which bore to the shore
one Of the survivors, but wave carri-
ed him off, and although he swan for
some time, he ultimately persisted.
The Surgeon and his vile also met a
watery grave.
On the following morning the shore
was strewed with the wreck, many
parts of which furnished evidence of
unsoundness. The vessel is said to
have been built nearly 80 years ago,
and altogether unfit to have been EN-.
ployed longer in any service. A rigor.
GUS investigation on this head will, it
is hoped be instituted.
Owing to the distance at which the
British Consul resides from the port,
he was not apprised that the vessel had
struck until several hours afterward,
but he then repaired to the spot, and
doubtless rendered all the assistance
in his power.
The bodies of 95 women and one
man were washed on shore in the
course of Saturday night.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
miscellaneous.
New YoRK. Oct. IG.

The Hon. Henry Clay, accompa-
MED by his family, arrived in this city
in the steamboat "Independence," from
Philadelphia. yesterday afternoon, be-
tween the hours Of three and four. He
was met at the wharf by a procession,
consisting of gentlemen's carriages,
horsemen, and pedestrians, by whom
he was escorted through Broadway TO
the "American HOTEL" at which place
he has taken lodgings. Mr.. Clay was
repeatedly cheered by the assembled
multitude; and, on his arrival at the
hotel, great number of our citizens
had the pleasure Of taking him by the
hand.
Mr.. Clay will see those citizens who
may desire to call on him, between the
hours of IL A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ, this
day, at the Governors room in the City
Hall, which the Hon. the Corporation
have rendered him for that purpose.
Jour. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
From the London Times of Sept. 8.


DREADFUL SHIPwRECK.-By a pas
senger who arrived in vessel
last night from Calais we learn the fol.
lowing particulars of most melan.
choly occurrence which took place
during the tremendous storm on Sat.
urday night, within half mile of the
port of Bolougne:-
Early in the afternoon of that day
our informant thinks between 2 and
3 o'clock--a vessel said to be the Am.
phltrite, Hunter, commander, bound
for Botany bay, with l25 female con-
vlcts on board, and several children.
grounded about half mile to the right
OF Bolougne, and within a short dis
lance of the shore. Assistance was
promptly rendered, but was refused by
the captain in the most positive man.
ner.
1t is said that he even carried a pis.
tol IN each hand, threatening to shoot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

The Essex Gazette in an article re-
lating to the Government deposites,
says: "Thc President is distinguished
for promptness and decision, united
with fearless disregard of consequent
ces. He had a certain object in view,
the attainment Of which, perhaps, he
thinks essential to the public welfare;
and he looks neither to the right or
left, behind or before, other than to the
objectof his present pursuit. 05~Laws,
Constitutions, treaties, private rights,
and private feelings, are all nothing,
when they stand between him and that
object"
Is such a headstrong, op;nionated
man as is here portrayed, a proper
person to be placed at the head of a
FREE Republicl No-he is better
qualified to be a Ruler over slaves,
where to fail to bend the neck, or bow
the knee, is treason. Where is the
Pretorian uardl-Lo,ceN Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
From: the Delaware State Journal.

Ira West Gardener, who was lately
sentenced to death in Trumbull coun.
ty, Ohio, for an atrocious murder per.
petrated in broad day, upon an limo.
cent girl Of l6, has been respited by
Governor Lucas, of Ohio, for one
month. An application for this respite
was preferred to the Governor, alledg-
ing insanity, and though this plea was
thoroughly Investigated at the trial and
decided against the criminal, the Gov
ernor has complied with the applica.
ton for respite, and assigns as rea-
son, his desire that the sentiments and
wishes ofthe people of Trumbull coun-
tymay be known! Andthis worthy Gov
ernor declares, that eff at the expira.
ton of the time he can be satisfied that
it is the wish ofthe citizens of Trum-
bull County generally, that his sem
tence should be committed to that of
imprisonment for life, their wishes can
then be complied with" If this appeal
to the people from the decision of a
court OF justice, having entire jurisdic.
ton of the case, be not rank nullifca-
ton or jacobinism, then we know not
the meaning ofthcse political heresies.
8JNOn the 4'h inst. the tavern house of
Mr.. James Stoddart, about 81 miles west
OF Cumberland, was entirely consumed
by lire, together with the furniture, Sc
Loss not estimated, but is considerable.
Earthquake in Cuba.-By arrivals
at New York from Havana, advices
from that city have been received to
September Goth. A letter of the 23d
of August, from St. Jago de Cuba, con-
talns the following: "On the 18th inst.
at 10 minutes past 10, P. NJ, several
shocks of an earthquake were felt in
this city, more severe than usual. AT
y minutes past IL, others still more
severe; and II minutes past five on the
following morning, two others. On
goth, about 81 P. NJ, another shock.
though slight, was felt, and several per.
sons say they perceived two more.-
These events could not be regarded
with indifference by community which
remembered the horrors of the great
earthquakes in 1878 and 1866. 1t
was feared they might be the precur-
sors OF some dire calamity"
The fertility of Western New York
Is very great.--ln Livingston coun.
ty there are individuals who have
harvested more than 6O0O bushels oil
wheat each, and in one instance more
than 1000 bushels have been cut from
100 acres of land, which, without the
intermission of single year in 25.
has been in crop. Twelve towns in |
this county are expected to market, |
this season, million bushels of wheat. J
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
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The Pennsylvania Inquirer, taking
it for granted that Mr.. Stevenson will
not decline the mission of st. James,
contains some speculations with regard
to his successor. DR.. Sutherland,
Judge Wayne, and Judge Clayton are
spoken of.