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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10

REVOLUTIONARY ANECDoTE "A
nong the many instances of intrepid
and daring courage displayed during
the Revolutionary war, the following
observes to be recorded: At the bat
tie Of Eutaw, Or the Cow Penns, in
South Carolina, a British field piece
was so stationed as to annoy the Ameri-
cans exceedingly, and 1t wes very
desirable to silence it. Accordingly,
Col. Howard called on Capt. Ander-
son, Of Montgomery county, in the r
state, and said to hun, - Anderson, we
ought to take that piece of artillery"
pointing to it, ''for it annoys us very
much" Anderson, without waiting
tor orders, marched to the mnzzle,
followed by a file Of men, and fixing
his espOntoon inthe ground. with a
sudden leap, stood upo. the cannon,
and drove his espontoor through the
man who was just prepared to apply
his match to the touch hole. His men
followed Immediately, and bayonetted
the matrd.sers, until it was completely
in the possession Of the Americans.
This gallant exploit was Of great inn
portance, as it turned the fortune of
the tay in favor Of the sons Of Liberty.
Bali Rep.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
ANOTHER STEAM Boar DISASTER

ANOTHER STEAM Boar DIS
ty Lives Lost-Letters from New Orleans Of
the LIST ms. announces the melancholy in
telligence of the loss of thirty lives by the
burning ofthe Steam Bout Saint Martin
when event occurred near Donaldsville
while the boat was on her way to New
Orleans, with a cargo of five hundred bales
of cotton. The passengers finding the
flames spreading with awful rapidity. Jump
ed over board, and the number mentioned
were drownded-N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
Governor Miller, Of South Carolina.
has resigned his seat in the United
States senate in consequence Of Ill
health. Col. Preston is spoken Of as a
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Executive Notice.

WILL be sold at public sale on the
p" twentieth day Of December next
at the late residence of John Whitaker
deceased, of Newgarden ownshIP, " ay ne
county, la. the following property. viz
a COW, lot OF si,eeP--wLeat 40 the ground
a, d sheaf-corn 10y the bushel-fAx in the
bondle-also variety OF household and
kitchen furn iture too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock, 4. "A.
on said day, when the terms will De made
known by the subscribers. The estate is
supposed to be solve nt.
HANNAH 'tHlTAKER. Extr'x,
JOSEPH WHITAKER, Executor.
November Both, 1888. 46
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold to the highest bider at
public sale, on Friday the 18th lay
of December next at the dwelling house
of John Hert in Wayne Township Wayne
County Indiana; all the personal estate of
Henry Cuppy deceased. Consisting of
two Horses several head of cattle, one
four horse Wagon and Harness, House.
hold furniture, &c. &c.
Sale to commence at 10 clock on said
day and continue from day to day until all
the property is sold. Twelve months cred
it will be given With Bond and approved
Security.
ISAAC BEESON.
administrator.
Nov. 18th 1889:
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INSURANCE from losses by fire.
nANING been annoinfed agent nf

lNSURANCE from losses by fire.
HAVING been appointed agent of the
4 - Hartford, Connecticut "Protection
Fire Insurance Company the subscribed
is ready to attend to all the business of the
agency. The Company have a capital OF
$l5O,OOO, with the privilege GRANTED by
the charter) Of increasing the same to
half million dollars. assurances are eff
fected by this company, both on real and
personal property on the most moderate
terms. Every information will be cheer
fully and promptly given on all applica-
tions made either ~ person, or by letter
(post paid) at the Office of the agency in
Richmond.
J. d. VAUGHAN, Agent
Nav 4, 1888.
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y1NHE subscribers uader the firm OF
GROVER ~ WILLIAMS, have conInenc.
ed the FOUNDRY BUSINESS, In
Richmond, lnaiana. Where they nave on
hand assortment of PLOUGH and
MILL C.iSII-NGS, .4.tDIHC.NS, De
They are manufacturing and will keep
constantly for sale piougis of the most APP
proved patterns and of the best materials
All articles usually cast at such an estao-
lishnent, made on short notice. Ifgood
materials and workmen with a correc,
knowledge of the business will secure Gus
tom we with confidence solicit public pat
ronage. Those who wish to OBTAIN cast
ings from any pattern, or ploughs of good
quality, are respectfully invited to call.
All orders thankfully received and prompt.
y attended to.
E. GROVER,
A. WILLIAMS.
January 25th, 1888, 3
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AGRICULTCKIST-S ATTEND.

vINIfE farmers of this vicinity are res
= pectfniiy informed that tue oiooded
stallion Sax elmer, direct from LexIng-
ton. Ky. may be seen at Mr.. Burk's ST -
Bile on saturday, the l4th Dec. lie is e.
quail to any horse in the union as a blood
ed animal. His pedigree will be given
and proven to those who wish it. Such of
the citizens a. are fond Of good horses are
respect fuily invited to call.
=. III. HARTLEY & Co.
Richmond, Nov. 80, 1893.
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4 LII Persons indebted to James Wood.
"a by note or book account are requested
to make immediate payment, the books
and accounts are now in the hands OF
Abraham > Jefferis Esq. who is instructed
ifimmediate payment is not made to collect
them according to law, persons inter ested
in this notice by making payment inme-
diately will save costs
JAMES WOODS.
Dec 7th 1893 Al
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Porter,s Vegetable Catholican.

FOftet'S VeYet6DKe CdtnOIICans
H1SED in cases of Kings Evil or Scorfu-
~ la, old ulcers, and all diseases Of the
skin. Likewise In the Mercurial Disc ase
or where the constitution has been injured
by the long use, or injudicious exhibition
of calomel. Also, the Balsaps Of Sulpher
For sale at the Drug store Of
WIN. LINDSEY.
My first volume of Henry's Chemistry j.
out. l should be pleased to have it return
ed.
Those in arrearages for professional SER
vices, or otherwise, previous to July last,
are earnestly requested to make payment
by the first Of NEXT month. Icannot meet
my engagements without making collec-
tions, w. LINDSEY.
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T.IKE.V' UP.

RT Joseph Caldwell Of Marion, Grant
Co. ind. a sorrel horse, switch tail,
blaze face. fourteen hands high, three
years old last spring-no other marks per-
ceivabie. Appraised to twenty eight dol-
lars by Samuel Gilbert, and Jacob Hans
ley.
A true copy from my estray book.
n. BRANSON J. P.
Dec. 7th 1888. 47-3t.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IA
On the same day the Speaker an
Dounced to the House the following
standing Committees:
Committee on Elections-Messrs. An
gle, Brown Of l.. Vandeveer, BEEN
Bradbury, Craig, Moore, and Bennett.
OF Hays ind .Neans-Messrs. Wal
lace, Levenwortb, Davis, Clark, Smith
OF X. Stanford, De Paw, Hardesty,
Edwards and Davenport.
On the judicidry--Messrs. ThomP-
son, Dunn. Smith Of F. Willet, Wright
Of p. Mcdonald, Evans. Brown Of L.
Breckenridge, Pearson, Bigger, Col
erick and Carter.
On Education-Messrs. Willet,
Pearson, Thompson, Dunning, Goos-
ms, Huntington, Riser, Wright Of p.
Parker ard McDo aid.
On Military .4fairs-Messrs. Reid,
Steele, Howell, Bramwell, kilgore,
Smith OF X. Snapp, wright of p. and
d. Noble, Nichol> and Vance.
On the .4fairs O he Site Prison
Messrs. Carter, Dorsey, Bramwell.
Dunning, Enelish. Leslie, Smith of X i.
Percy ard Ferguson.
On the .!fairs Of she Io.rn Of Indiana
poIis--Messrs. Wallace. Davis, Brad
bury. Angle, Noble. Jones, kilgore,
Howell and Stewart.
o., ClGims--Messrs. Harerove. Stan
ford. il>on, Woodruff. Thornberry.
" Villains, Hughes, Guion, Fowler and
Foster.
On Roods--Messrs. Steele, Howell,
Levenworth, Bramwell, Clark, Brady.
Yocum, Woodruff, Parker, Dorsey,
Riser. Hughes and Nichols.
On Canals and Internal Improvements
-<Messrs. Hunting, Nc Bean, Evans,
Vance, Coleritk, De Paw. Hardesty,
Fields, Stafford. Davenport and Guard.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10

A Blush 'What a mysterious thing is
a blush !tnat single word, or, too, E,
or thought should send that inimitabie
carnation over the cheek, ike the soft
flnts Of the summer sunset Strange too,
hat the face only IS capable of biu~hing :
The hand or foot does not turn red with
modesty or shame, any more tnan the
shoe or stocking which covers it, 1t is the
face that is the heaven Of the soul!-
There NAV be traced the intellectual
phenomena, with confidence amounting
to a moral certainty
A single blush should put the infidel
10 shame and prove 70 him the absurdity
Of the doctrines of chance"
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Clashes ass.

a LII those indie bted to William Hill
either by Note or Book account are
earnestly requested to come forward and
settle Immediately, as | am in need of
money in order to settle my dues.
WILLIAM HILL.
18th Mo. eth 1888. Al
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1888.

We have anticipated our regular publica-
ton day, for the purpose Of giving our rea-
ders the Governors Message at as early a
period as possible.
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.leW Goods.

YNHE subscsiber has just received a new
and splesdid Stock Of Goods, suita
Die for the season, which he will sell on
good terms, for cash or approved produce
ALEX. Stokes.
Richmond. Nov 9Th. l.33
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TO TANNERS.

vNHE subscriber offers for .ales his Tar
- Yard In Richmond, either with or
without stock. The y ard consists oftwen-
~ watts, with the necessary buildings, aud
about one acre Of ground. 4 good aud
never-faiiing fountain pump &c.
1t is one OF the most hands some stu aficns
n this state for the business. Terms will
be made easy to the pu rchaser.
JOHN FINLEY.
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Scott Elisha G. English.
Floyd Prindowell n. Dorsey and
William WilIians.
Clay Wllfnn Yocum.
johnson Joab Woodruff.
Morgan Cunt Stafford.
Hendricks Thomas Nichols.
Shelby Rexin Davis.
Decatur William Fowler.
Henry William K. Stanford.
Marion II. Brady.
Randolph William Edwards.
Bartholomew William r. Riser.
vIgo Elisha NJ. Huntington.
Jackson Bichard BEEN.
vanderburg and Warrick John
A. Breckenridge.
Perry and Spencer Mason J. How
ell.
Pike and Dubois William NJ.
Wright.
Knox Samuel Smith, Jr. and John
F. Snapp.
Davies and Martin David Nc
Donald.
Montgomery and Clinton David
Vance and Jacob Angle.
Carroll and Cass ellis Nc Bean.
Hamilton, Boon, &c. Austin De-
vanp0rt.
Madison and Hancock John Fos-
ter.
Allen, Elkhart, st. Joseph, Laporte
and Lagrange David ii. Colerick.
Vermillion Isaac Pearson and Mi
10 Gookins.
Parke Joseph A Wright.
Delaware and territory attached
thereto David kiIgore.
The President Of the Senate, on
TUEsDA,, appointed the following
Standing Committees:
On Elections Long, Lewis
ton, Fannenil., Thompson, Mastin and
Wallace.
On Ways and .Nenns-Messrs. Hills,
Morgan, GoIlett, .M'Carty, Pam Of F.,
Fecny. Hoover, Sigler and Morrison.
On Education-Messrs. Whitcomb,
Dumont, Payne Of H., Culley, Ga k,
Farrington, Thompson and Chambers.
On the Judiciory-Mes>rs. Earring.
ton, Du'nont, Nni comb. Battell. Crit
fifth. t3m9r and PAYNE Of III.
Military .4gairs Morgan.
Feery, Logan, Long, Sigler, Hills,
Ma,t'n and Daily.
On roads-Messrs. Hendricks, Beard,
inayer, Wallace, Mastin, Thompson
aid i,arnoers.
Canals and Internal Lmprouements-
Messrs. llama, Harrington, Clark,
COLLECT, Siglcr, Beard, Feeny, Pain of
F.. Hills, Wallace, Dumont, and
M'Carty.
On the State Prison-AIessrs. Logan,
Daily, Griffin, Lewiston, Hoover, Tan
nehill and Morrison.
On the .4fairs O The torn Of I'.diana-
pois-Mcs,rs. Morrison, Long, Du-
mont, IIcndr,cks, Emoree and Daily.
On Claims Messrs. MCarty, Bat
tell, Cuiley, Logan, Lewiston, Cham
bers and Tannehill.
On the STATE Library-Messrs Du-
mont, Payne Of H., Witcomb, Thomp-
son, Culley, Griffith and CoIIett.
On Public Buildings-Messrs. Clark
Batteil, Feeny, Dumont, Hanna,
Griffith, Payne Of H., Collett and Pain
Off.
On Unfinished Business-Messrs.
Beard. Hoover and Cu!ley.
On Enrolled Biis-Messrs. Lewis
ton and Enbrec.
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rlous orAaches.o on Main street, in the same
block OF buiidinGsOccupIed Dx - Print
ing odbse, where they have On hand a!arxe
and general assortment Of Fancy and
Winsor Chairs, Sefees, &c. which they will
sell low for cash or approved country pro-
duce.
Richmond, Aug. Eth, 1888. st
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ELECTION OF PROSECUTORS.

ELECTION OF PROSECUTORS.
According to previous arrangement
both Houses of the General Assem-
IDLY proceeded, on Thursday last, to
the election Of Prosecuting Attorneys
for the LIST, I'd, Sd, 5th, 9th, and eth
Judicial Circuits, which resulted as
follows, viz:
FIRST CIRCUIT.
William p. Bryant received 81 votes,
Andrew Ingram IA
Sc altering l
SECOND CIRCUIT.
Charles Dewey received 80 votes,
THIRD CIRCUIT.
CORTLAND Gushing received 81 votes,
John Test jr. Al
Scattering
FIFTH CIRCUIT.
William Herod received 90 votes,
Arthur st. Clair 40
SIXTH CIRCUIT.
lst ballot ID Sd 18th,
w. J. Brown 80 AZ ~ 50
John S. Newman % % AZ 80
William Daily Is 20 ID w
John ID. Vaughan Is 5 : 90
Scattering 4 = w
SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
F.. III. McJuakin received "a votes,
e.. r. Hester %
John Cowgirl 3
WILLIAM p. BRYANr was therefore
declared duly elected in the first Cir
cult, CHARLES DEWEY in the second,
: OURrLAND CUSHING in the third,
WILLIAM HERoD in the fifth, Will
LIAM J. Brown in the sixth, and E. ii.
NcJUNKIN in the seventh.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10

Country Produce.
F almost any KIM viii De taken on
subscription to the Palladium
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10

IRWIN kGED, WholescLe and Retail Drug
gix, hahn street. k,chssond, Is.daono,
keeps constantly on hand anu for sale Az
extensive assortment, among which are
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a.. n. Il q. ~. s.ilhcms.

WOULD respectfully inform the
citizens Of Richmond and its VII
. cinity, that they have perma-
entity established themselves in
rs town in the CHAIR Ma.
NlN(s BUSINESS In All -
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Together with almost every article in my
line Of business; all Of will oe sold iLw-
The patronage OF the public Is earnes,i.
solicited. II.
November 18th, I63.. "a
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| SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
IE. III. McJuakin received "a votes,
&C. Y. Hester %
John Cowgirl 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

tense curiosity bebre people travel 1hy and slsty mAss
TO visit her. Al Spezzis. officers Of the court OF Medina
visited Us. Our ships have Tor yesrs past been limited In
their cruixes TO too few ports to be known advantsgeously
as a naval power; our ships should be every whore seen,
as they are so greatly admired. Free access is permitted
to all classes. at every port, which produces . wonderfully
happy effect, and our Commodore deserves credit for tho
course he has adopted. The extreme cleanliness Of our
ships OF war sxclies great surprise and remark"
THE FRENCH TREATY.-in connexion with The ar,i.
clio which we publish to-day, on this important subject,
we solJoln the annc xed extracts Of letters which we find
in The N siional G~.zeite. twill h- seen that noiwitlstanL.
my Tie nntavorable view taken OF our claims by q part Of
me french nation, intelligent gentlemen In that country
arc OF opinion that the Treaty will he sanctioned II the
next session Of the Chambers, and the money paid
Boil. Coz.
Extract OF 4 letter Gom . distinguished gentleman IT Pa.
ri. to his Correspondent in this city, dated 4th July.
Tho payment OF the indemnity due to the United
States IL postponed. never ceased to remind the Co
vcrnnent OF the noble conduct OF Mr.. Crawford. The
Sovercigns OF Europe, from the weakest TO the strongest.
did not sparc us when they bad a footing in our county,
The Minister Of the United States might have preferred
his claim like the other creditors, but he thought there
was h.ie generosity In crushing us down ss our cnenie,
thought they might have done. hone this grateful mo.
dera,i"n will be acknowledges at the next session Of our
legislature. The United States might have been paid in
1918, il they had chosen it,"
Gen. Lafayette, on the 18th Of July, writes Is follows:
"You will see ia the Pseeurstur Of Lyons OF the All
INST which ! send you, y severe attack upon our Govern
ment on the subject Of the non. psyment Of the indemni.
~ due to the United States. The manufacturers and the
people in general are very much exaspcrated against our
ministers Tor that delay of justice. They have acted We
sincerely disposed 10 cause the bill Of appropriation to be
passed at tho next session."
TREATY WITH MALES. Lieut.. Harwooj, Of the
United a'es Navy-passenger in the Francis lot. from,
Havre Us the bearer OF the ratified copy OF the Treaty
ne'ween tho NeaPolitan Government aud the United
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

CHARBoTTEsvILLE September q
ONIyERstTy OF VIRGINIA The ne ri session of ~.
institution will commence on Tuesday next Al,bouah
nro.oa nsyet out lew inat1culstes. we understand the
more 80 thsn at this period last year. There are abo1,
my or sixty students already here, and number, cou;na
ia every day. '' e0'n'hg
we understand that the Board Of Visitor. q, ,,.,, -,
Jp''neu meeting, which has just closed. have snno;n,
eu, 'r one year, Dr.. ALFRED r. MAeILI. ofFrsds,oL
sDun'y' ~ This State, 10 The Chair OF Medicine. In ,bs
Gnlversl'y, yscated by the resignation Of P,of..sor
Dung.son. The latter gentleman will however eonanus
W o''ehargs the duties Of tho chair, until ,h. 80
:, ostober. This smInsnt Professor, leaving he.
n'nn lin 'hs fsgrs's Of all who had III. pies.ur. Of hi.
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almost "annihilsted" by the science Of man. Dis
tnnt places are brought nearer t-ogcther-Philadel-
ph'a and Richmond, formerly required four or hve
DAYS 10 pass from the one to the other; bun modern in
same proportion reduced the space. Thus, to oil in
cents anu purposes. the sphere Of the Confederacy 10
circsmscribed, and Texas is now as near TO WASH
ington, as New Orleans was in 1904.
ELECTIONS.
MfssoURi.-Bu 10 supposed to DO elected.
Moore aud Letcher Is published. from which n sppesrs.
that Major Moore proposed I, MI. Letcher 10 refer ,y,in
the election to the will Of the prople-or. to prevents " fu.
rious and demoraiising contest, that both shall give place
to other candidates. These propositions MIR. Letch~r has
declined, aud has resolved to conies, the election Of Major
Moore before the House Of Representative.
RHODE IsLANp.-Burges IL elected bv something
more than 1000 majority. The election for The other rc.
preventative will 20 back to the people.
ARKANSAS TEpRIToRY.-iti Is certain that A. n Sc.
vier Is reelected delegate by a large majority. The re.
turns, nearly completed, give him s.sss votes, and Mr..
SoUrH C~ARoLINA.-The election ha. gone in Charles.
ton. IN iavor oil the Nulhiers. The Union Party offered
no ticket. Their Address declared, that they did not wish
70 renew the iends which had so long agiia,ed The city,
n. l.. P'nckney is elected to Congress, in lieu OF Colonel
Drsyion. The Charleston Patriot divide. the partie. In the
city, into the Modification Party-,he Union Party-,hs
Independent Party or Seeders.
The ~. Y. Journal Of Commerce presents a Coup d.
et OF the next Coneress.-In The Senate, 43 are elected,
and 8 vacancies to fill. OF these 43. II sets down 10 a.
ANTI ackson-io which adding Miller, Calhoun. Ponder.
Ter, Ming and Tyler, as Nuniiers, II makes the rank and
ME "a against the administration. But King 10 NOT Anti.
administration, and the s vacancies will be filled NV n.
f~riends-which will give the administration rs friends, or
a majority Of one In the House Of Representatives, il
estimates thus: Members actually elected 2ll, " besides
the three Delegates. ID TO these be added 4 for the 4 Va.
esncies, and 70 for the members to be elected from Maine,
Maryland, and South Carolina, the whole number will DO
I4o; vi the I'll elected, we have put dewn IS as Anti
Jackson, 10 which should be sided a dozen or twenty Mi.
hhers; still, there will be ssweeping majority in favor Of
the present Administration. The proportion is gre alter than
to the United States Bank"
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whNTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing Bust.
ness, a youth Of respectable connections, possess.
ing a good English Education. Apply at hi. Office.
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We are happy TO inform The Eienjs Of the Senior Edi-
Tor, "nh ne Puthe generally, that the accident which hap.
pened TO lin the other day Is not likely 10 produce such
serious consequences as we're st FIRST anticipated. His
eyes, Wougb at brst they gave him excessive pain, bsvo
lrece''oo no material injury. Richmond Wing, Sspf 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

CHoLERA.-A gentleman who arrived in this euy las,
evening, IN the Topaz. from Havana, at which ely he ar.
that the Cholera wa. raging in C~mpeachy. abou, 100
miles to the windwafd. The follow ing is a statement of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

RUNAWAY SLAvE.--Some DAYS since Wa p,b,;.h.a
an account OF a Runaway slave (Jack) who was ordered
oy inc Recorder 10 be restored TO his mistress, Mrs. Mar.
him out Of this State. But before il could be acied nm
writ dc homine repIegiando was obtained by Rober,
oeogwick. Esq. under which the slave is retained in PR.
son unui the case can be finally settled by the Superio,
Court to which an appeal has been made on behalf Of ,bs
ssve.-N. Y. Standard Nv
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ny a letter from Columbus, received here on yesterday
we isarn ,hat Col. Milton, charged with the murder of Ma
jor Joseph I. Camp, in that place, on the II,h inst. w.,
acquitted by the jury, after an absence from their box O
10 or 20 minutes. Counsel for the State, Me.srs. Nc
Donald, C"'hber', Towns, Schisy. Martin and Campbell
For the accused, Messrs. Jones, Shorter, Coioui,t. Law
hon and Harweii. Trial lasted from the 22nd TO the % h
during an excitement. that was never witnessed by tn,
gia.