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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

all about 80 cases, and the population
not more than eighty persons--the
mass of the populace having fed or
the morning the epidemic broke out"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13
NASHVILLE, June, 70.


Health of JNaslv,llc.-Thc Cholera
Las ceased to prevail in Nashville. !.
still fingers at the Penitcntiary in this
neighborhood, and exists to some ex
tcnt in the surrounding country. But
cur town is in the enjoyment of it,
usual good health, and we hope with
proper precaution among or citizens
1t may so continue.
PULASKI, ky., June l7.-"Our
town is still Suffering to great extent
from the prevailing epidemic. Yes
terddy, particularly. the mortality was
greater than for several preceding
days. Deaths since the 4th inst, 46.
FLEMINGsDuEG, n.y., June 90
"Out Of our 700 inhabitants, ID have
died'' Thy cholera y = "Out
OF one family consistirg Of thirteen, we
had to bury twelve, leaving only one
as an evidence that the family ever
existed-they were thrown into holes
without collins. There is no question,
however, bu, that the disease has been
worse here than al any other place in
this country, though our neighboriDa
Gown. Lexington. has lost three hun.
dred already. The disease is not con.
fined to our town: Fleming County
has lost three hundred at least. and il
is spreading throughout the country.
WHEELING, Va, June 25, P. NJ
mo new case of cholera has occur
red in the town or in the vicinity with.
in the last twenty four hours. So fal
rs can be asoertained. it is believed
that the town is at present as health,
as 1t has been for many years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

The 'Scotchman' announces that the
corporation Of Edinburgh is 7U,cOOl.
in debt, and on tie verge of bank
ruuptcy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13
From tie -seD York Courier . ID Enquirer.
EO.sEiGN NEWS.

EO.tEi0N NEWS.
The most important intelligence on
affairs is that relative to the Dutch and
Belgian question. 1t would appear
that the King Of Holland has att as',
agreed to AN indefinite arnis:lce. Al
official announcement Of this eventhas
il is true, not yet appeared still the
Dosifiyc tone in which the London
papers speak oft, leave little reasons
to doubt that it has actually taken
place.
Ga Portuguese affairs the London
Courier saye:-Wc are inclined 10
speak with great caution Of the contest
now goii g on in Portugal between the
army Of the Queen Of Portugal and
the army Of Don Miguel; and We
should hesitate to spread reports which
might either create unnecessary alarm
or inspire delusivc confidence in res
pect TO the success ofthc expedition OF
the Duke ofBraganza.
We may confidently say, however,
from private communications which
we have received, that the cause OF
Queen ef Portugal has not yet present
ed so favorable appearance asst does
at this moment. We cannot at pre-
sent enter n" details, the publicity OF
which tend to mar The very success so
ardently dlsis.d by all the friends OF
constitutional liberty throughout Eu-
rope hut we can state the fact, that
brighter prospects are now opening to
view and that very short time may
show that the silent measures of Gen
eral polignac and of the friends OF
bona Maria will produce highly i'm
portant and favorable results.
There is nothing that throws any
additional light on the state of affairs
between Turkey and Egypt.
KEAN the actor, died at London, on
the Is May,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

During the year 1882, there were
in Paris, 1855 deaths, and 2G,3;i6
births. Excess Of deaths 1899, Ow-
ing to the ch, Ira, which took of
L. 40. OF til b rths 92G7 were / :
CLIMATE Childre...
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

FOURTH or JCLy.-This day, SC
memorable ia the annals OF our history,
and the annual return of which has ev-
er been period Of festivi;y and rejoi-
cling, has come upon us at 4 time Of
deep mourning aud general gloom.
DEATH is III the land in !is most terri-
tic iorn.--and who Can find it in his
heart to rejoice? Who can be merry,
when every successive mail, and every
passing traveller, briggs the news Of
the decease Of some valued acquain-
lance, or near and dear friend-of
rayaged villages and desolated families
cut down as with the bosom Of des-
truc;,on? Let Us, IN :ovliness Of heart,
and as IN the dust Of humility, repai,
to our solemn temple, and pour forth
our devout thankiuiness to the God of
nations, for our deliverancc from for
elgn thraldom-fOr the rich blessings
we have received at this hands in by
gone days--and for Ills long continued
kindness 10 US as people. a d then,
remembering that the angel Of Death
is moving our land, let US oifer before
HIN our ardent suppi,cations mat the
Destro, er may be stayed IN his march
of destruction, and that joy and health
may revisit our afflicted and sorrow
stricken country.-.Naysuitte Eagle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03
TIE PRISON OF MUNICH.

The principle oftilis excellent regu
lated Csta olisau,esit IS that every oac il.
Il ga,;.s ms OWL cad. Every prison.
er Is obliged to work at his own trade
SO that there is no kind Of handicraft
tiat Is 10. going Oh within the prison
walls. 1t Is like IL general manutacto-
blacAsnaths, saddiers.
aiors, shocmakers, dyers, all secs
pl, ins their trades: but no one is forced
to work beyond what IS necessary for
n,s own sustenance; whatever he gains
10y his labor more tuan suiEces to main
tain hlm, Is kept ua.ii the term If bis
imprisonment expires, and is thcc
gwen to him, deduct.ng quota for the
expenses OF the establishment.
There IS a separate workshop allot-
ted to each trade; the prisoners work
an company, and are permitted to con
verse upon allowed topics--ovcrsecrs
being OF course present. Shortly be-
fore 1 visited the prison, a man whose
term oipun,shmcnt had expired receir-
ed no less than 500 fiorins. iai,out s:l,l
upon leaving. Criminals who arc ad-
m'tted at SO early AZ age as not to have
learned a trade, are permitted To make
choice Of one. which is taught to
them.
Women ~ho are vigorously separa
ted IRON tie male prisoners) follow
their trades also; We see embroidery,
stocking weaving, straw hat making
and plating and all tho other kinds Of
labor Ia which women are engaged:
women who have been servants before.
are servants stiiI.--cooks are cooks
hoasemasds, housemaics. In fact. the
interior sersiceof the prison is perform
ed by the criminals, aud all their wants
are supplied by themselves Or their
neishbo tastedthe soup and meat
an the kielIben. and the bread in the
and found both excellent.
Inc proceeds Of the sale Of articles
made in the prison ii. e. the surplus
after the expenses ofshe es-
adjustment have been paid. AID the
prisoners ma,ntained) to be kept for
The benefit Of the prisoners themselves.
generally amounts to 5000 fosii.s-~
upwards Of f6OUO per annum.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

We learn from the London Atlas
that an Ingenious piece o: mec..aa.sm
has lately been Invented by young
Louis Napoleon Ec:,apartc, for the
tiriug OF artillery. Ii affords the .m-
portant advantages CT .iring the guns
Ia the wcttest weather., without.
primlns them, With muca greater cx
petition t.san usual, and with periec.
certainty aad safety. Experiments
have been mace IN England since hi.
arrivaland have completely succeeded,
Art'!!cry seems to form the principa.
study 0. this young Prince, as t di.
that Of his great uncie Napoleon ia his
earliest years. -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

SINGULAR WEDDrNo.-A curious
Wedding took place recently, at YAK
ley, in Sufiolk.-lt attracted the atten
dance Of more than 500 persons. Tue
Bridegroom was John Woods a lad OF
Is. and the bride, a blind old woman,
who has been more than 50 years in
that situation. The marriage ceremo-
ny was succeeded By a merry peal on
the church bells and large band OF
rough music. The parties are inmates
Of the parish house, and among the
most conspicuous Of the company was
the discarded lover, a lame old man
mounted on an ass.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

Tie High Court of Errors and .ap-
peats,-For this State, composed OF the
Governor and members Of Coescil,
net at Trenton on Tuesday last, and
organized. On Wednesday NOR
ming the important trial between
the two parts ofthc Society Of Friends
commonly called Quakers, was opeaed
and the council on the part ofthc par
~ styled Orthodox, commenced read
Tag the evidence, which is every vt.-
luminous, and which will probably oe-
Cupy the court most Of this week.
The Headings OF Council will pre-
bahly occupy the Court ali next week,
and from the ability, eloquence, zeal.
and earnestncss manifested on the
former trial, We anticipate in common
with the public, display Of talents oil
more than ordinary character. Judc-
ing from the numbers now in a,te,l-
dance from the cities and the surround
ing country, Of those who arc not as
well as those who are members OF the
Society, We are led to suppose a, more
general interest is felt in the result
than we had anticipated.
We understand that G.. ID. Wall
will open the pleadings on the part CT
those called ;iicksi,es, and tina: nc vii,
DC followed by Georg- Wood, ::on.
Theodore Frclinghuysca, and perhaps
Ex-Governor williamson On the part
Of the Orthodox, and the whole viii! be
closed by Hon. s. L. Southland 10:
the uicksites.
MIR Hopper Of Philadelphia, an able
aud competent steaographcr, is in az.
tendance. lie will report all thc pro-
ceedings and speech on both sides, for
the purpose ofpub!ishing them, togcth-
with the decision Of the Court, as sooa
after it is received AS is practicablc.-
.4merican System.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

On Wednesday last, b. fore Chic.
Justice Jones, IN the Superior Court
ofNew York an aggravated case OF
rrins. con. was decided. The parties,
as we gather from the Journal Of COM
merce. were Francis Guerin, confetti
oner, plaintiff; and William A. Strozzi.
Professor Of Languages, defendant.
The con. was had with the plaintiff s
wife. The jury gave a verdict OF
TEX THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES in
favor Of the plaintiff.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

A grand buil-6ght was given at lIa-
vana, on the - Of June, for the benefit
Of orphans who lost their parents by
the Cholera. Seven boIls were turned
out foe slaughter, and the dicadors and
nsasadores are highly spplssded for
their courage and dexserfy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

was on the threshold Of the sleep OF
death. lie endeavoured to let blood
but could obtain none, as the vital cur
rent seemed totally stagnated. Fric-
ton produced no better effect, and the
'madman Of a father sobered only " hen
the wild cry Of Mrs. Weston rars
through the room, bewailing her lost
daughter! 1t was, alas! to true-her
daughters spirit had parted from its
mantle Of clay, and the joyful bride
groom was changed into a broken
hearted mourner.
was present when the beloved of
all hearts was conveyed to her final
resting place in the dark prison house
Of the tomb. l stood by Richardson
when the cold clod ratified upon the COT.
I'll. lid, and watched his glazed eye as the
last spot of her narrowed house was
covered by the dark mould, but saw
no change except an increase CT va
his countenance, which had
not APPEARED natural since the with
ering scene he had been made to pass
through; aud " hen the little elevation
which marked the place Of her abode
was raised, and formed by the rude
spade ofthe unfeeling sexton, he turned
away a maniac! and to this day he may
De seen passing along the streets Of his
ua.:ve city poor-harm!ess tasafic!!
UNCLE BEN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

The SeIectmen of the town Of Lowell,
Massachusetts,areo opposed to the opening
Of the theatre recently erected there
The inhabitants are much excited Ia con-
sequence, and Mr.. Barrett determined to
open it on Monday, despite Of Select
Councils.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

MILroN ON HIS MARRIAGE.-When
Milton was blind, he married shrcw.
The Duke Of buckingham called her Il
rose. II am 10 judge Of colors." rePii-
ed Milton, ''and it may be so-ior
feel the htorns daily"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

NEVER NEEDLE WITH EDGE Tools.
A Mr.. J. Smithof Baltimore, was
lately fined two thousand dollars for a
breach ofpromise Of marriage to Miss
SWORDS of the same place We reck-
on the gentleman will follow the ad-
vice ofthe good old adage next time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

A real genuine kcntuck thus des-
cribes his sweetheart: s.She is a
feeler! she killed a bear when she was
thirteen, and now she'll whip her
weight ia Wild cats; whoopr'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03
Ruoo6Ghed evesy saturday DosnfnOs -
:. =. 1oG.xOWAY,
C0snss q lGoin m Washiagssn seEsses'

TKAMS.-Two dollars per volums, II
paid within the year, and two dollars and
fifty cents, ifPaymenf be delayed until
The year expires. Advertsssmenss m
serted 1t The usual rates.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

"A line. . line! ray kingdom fos = line!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

IOaoBCO ~ 10WIOs WILLINGLY ~ span
then, or forever hold their peace, was
succeeded by a stiffness which has
burdened many a heart; but as none
answered, he proceeded to unite James
Richardson and Anna Weston in the
holy bonds of matrim0ny.
At the name of Richardson, Weston
started, and would have sPraDg for
ward but was gently restraloed BY his
wife, and no attention was gwen BY
the minister to his cry Of ~stop the ce,-
emonies," and the tamult occasioned
by it in the company, until James
Richardson alias Armat aud Anna
Weston were inseparably united.
As the last response trembled OH her
tongue, she sunk insensible into the
arms Of her husband.
The frantic father needed not the
dangerous condition Of his daughter,
and It was only BY the ieterference Of
those present which prevented his Of
fering personal violence to Richard
son.
James saw nothing nor needed any
thing but the form Of his beautiful vile.
pale a. marble, and insensible = DEATH
resting upon his bosom. All the little
remedies for fainting we're resofted toI
without effect, and on the ARRIVAL OF ri
physician MANY began to fear tia. she
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
LAMENT OF A WIFE

Orer her dead h,asS.i'HL, ss "a: Field Of Battle
Mt Nss. NORTON
MY early add my only love, Why dos thou ,i-
LENT lie,
When heavy grief 10 in my heart. and tear drops
IN mine eye,
call thee. but thou not, all lonely tho
Ib~,-
VIII thou not burst the bond, Of ,lcep, and r.
To comfort mei
U wake thee, wake thee from thy rest, upon the
tented field.
This faithful breast si.all be at once thy pillow
and thy shield;
IL thoo hast doubted Of its truth and eons,a,ey
before,
d wake thee now, and il will strive to love thee
even moro.
IL ever ve have parted, and wrrt thee no, a,
III ever have seen thee come and worn a cloud,
brow
IL ever harsh and carcies, words have caused thee
pain and ~o-
men Ieep-'n silence sleep-snd will bow my
bead and 20.
nut 'hro' all the vanished years, whose ,h.-
- do~y Joys arc gone,-
ihro"gh all the changing scenes OF life, though,
az thee alone:
III have mourned for thee when far. and wor-
sh'pp'd th,e when near,
inea wake thee ny. my early love. hi, weary
hesrt e. chc.r,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
EDCC.EYEO.l.

DATRONiZED by some of the most re-
u spectacle citizens OF Harpers-rerry. the
subscriber (iate professor in one of the 6rst
colleges IN the Union) wishes TO inform pa
rents and guardians, DESTROYS of having their
chlidren,.Or those under their charge, care
iuiIy and properly educ ated, that he intends.
when sufficient number OF subscribers shall
have been collected, TO open Seminary in
which all the most useful and important
branches OF learning will be taught
IL Is confidently hoped, from several wears
expcrience which the subscriber has had
IN teaching IN the various de departments Of DO
lite learning, that he will be found fully COM
petent TO this arduous undertaking.
The strongest and most satisfactory recon.
mendations can be given from learned profess
sors and private gentlemen, as to his CONNIE
tency for the education of youth.
His course of instruction will comprise the
English, Latin, Greek and French languages.
History, Geography, the use of the Globes.
Belies-Letfres, Mathematics, and Moral and
Natural Philosophy.
departments will be regularly exercised in
Composition and Defamation.
As the subscriber will DC wholly devoted 10
the care Of the institution, subscribers NAV
rest assured that he will leave no effort un-
tried 10 promote his scholars advancement /:
and that while he will be most assiduous and
untiring In his zeal for their improvement in
literature, no care or vigilance shall be want
ing in steadily watching over their conduct
and morals.
eJReference, as to qualifications, &C., TO
be made to DIR. Samuel Scollay, Middeway,
Jefferson county, and TO the X -. Mr.. Gildea
and DIR. Marmion, of this place
Application to be made at Mr.. Fitzsimmon,'
Hotel, to JOHN JOS. HICKEY
Harpers-Ferry, Feb. :, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
EDUCATION.

HHVHE subscriber respectfully informs the
N citizens OF this place and the public,
that bis Seminary will be opened on Monday
the 18th inst in the brick building opposite
the store of Humphrey Keyes.
The course of Instruction will comprise
the Latin, Greek, French and English Ian
guages, Geography and the use of the Globes.
History, Bclles-Lcttres, Mathem mates, and the
usual branches Of a liberal educ alton.
The students Of the classical department
VIII he Thoroughly grounded in Grst principles.
Inc ldioms, construction, and the beauties of
the authors will be carefully noted. Strict
attention will be paid TO the pupils Of the
English department. They will be prepared
for the contingencies, or for whatever bust
ness their parents or guardians may design
them. The students Of both departments
will be frequently exercised in composition,
defamation, &c. The wish Of the subscri-
Der being TO prepare his scholars for useful
ness aud the business OF active life, all his in
dustry and efforts will be faithfully directed
TO these important objects The morals Of
The youth committed 10 his charge will like
wise be attended 10.
An experience Of twenty-five years in the
business Of teaching, during which time he
has been at the head Of some Of the most
respectable academies of the country,) and
the previous advantages Of a liberal educa-
ton, justify the subscriber in the belief that
he will be able to acquit himself b. the salts
faction of those who may patronize him.
iIe boards, for the present, in the family Of
Mrs. Griggs, who caR accommodate a few
young gentlemen, who will be under the inn
mediate control and direction 81 The Principal
EDw ARD HUGHES.
ChariesfoWn Ian 10 I5l3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ZANE Of the most valuable Printing Estab-
- lishmeBts in the Western Country IL of
fered for sale The Office IL one Of the most
extensive and complete 10 be- found any where :
and there are very few IN which more ex-
tensiye or profitable business is done u -
the oldest establishment H. the State issues
an imperial sheet; has 1900 subscribers, and
the number is Increasing, rs advertising pa
tronage y considerable AID profitable and
there u always Que and very oftentso presses
employed of book and other Job work the
materials are al neN. or ~ good new
and there Is as great a variety a. are IN any
other Office in tie Western states, with but
two or three exceptions. There arc in ~,
three Smiths Patent Presses Of the most ap-
proved kind, from royal 10 extra-imperiai size.
with almost every variety Of type, from non
pareil to IA lines plea, with every other thing
necessary for an extensive business. The
once vas established by the present propTis-
tor, sixteen years ago, and has been conduct
"a by him ever since. II n situated W. .
aougishing town.
The terms will be made very easy ADD ac-
commodating. A sale Is desirable solely from
tire constant bad state % the health Of the
Editor, add the certainty thst he cannot hope
fos iis restoration. 80 long a. hs cOrtinaes D.
manage 90 laborious q business. Further M
formation can be given al us OGice.
Feb. ~, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

J have travelled riurh. - have nasisss th.,
~hsfe i~rmef's hpa.s ia sipeksi eth books ans
~ spspers his rhlifes az sgre 10 be ia,slErst,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

- w a.s $50 yea htakins. ny MAJ
80 t'i' 81 De stlaosol,eds ,oidisf uio
- lcaHing In gioofsg laaad st.a,, l,,s g,si,,t
sbic af1ifd hio, iay, n4ansief. tl,sussn.is "a
rtnfh and Lnflisi5 q sss e & 70 i,aars siisr tn
,,i'io = aaisusuca his1 BEEN uo,, hytlse Hf5tish
,'e iolf'er started. sBd after rsiutins b.. t.rns
l-i' -"'vrre'i--' vss thinkiup ny lord, ho..
'-'ly -i!"'.s anh orpl'.ns peIbsps haze n,sd
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-27
The Columbia
little River Turnpike Road

~ TOCKHOLDERS in this Company are hereby mott
y fed that al Election viii be held at the Town
Hall in Alexandria Friday. the 10th January next,
between the hours of IL and g. for President, four
Directors and Treasurer; also, for the settlement OF
the accounts for the present year.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
dec lo-t1UthJan
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-27
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

booh hA>b ShOD ~ OssA'
r H. WHITE has received, by recent ar
81 rivals from the North, considerable ad.
dition to his Stock, which enables him to oksr
almost every article in the BOOT and SHOE
line, either wholesale or retail, upon the best
terms, and particularly cheap Tor Cash. Among
them are,
Mems Golf seDed Boots, LIST, I'd and Sd qualify
DO calf psgged do
DO nailed Boots (cheqp] ltiek
DO .freman's ,oafer prof Boots IAN excellent ar.
Do coarse pegged Boots
10 Gulf selotd and nailed Slipper Boots
DO calf seWed, psggad, ..id nailed Nunroes
DO Kip and grain leather do
Do coarse pegged Brogans and Shoes
DO gum elastic and leather Ouer Shoes
Boys calf seyed and pegged Aonroes
DO calf sewed Shoes
Ladies' gdiler and leather Boots
30 fw trimmed gum elastic Shoes
DO calf seal, and morocco WaLting Shoes
DO seal and lasting Slippers and Jeftrsons
Misses and eiarens Boots and Booiees udrios kinds
Also, Hair Trunks Seal Caps, &c. Ge.
Made to order, Ladies and Gentleman's Boots
and Shoes, Of the best materials and workman
ship. dec IL