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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
INTERESTING ANECDOTE.

We need hardly tell our readers,
that we have been Uniform and very
decided in our opposition to Gen. Jack
son. that we did what we could to pre-
vent his election aud reelection; that
We have condemned many ofthe mea-
sures Of his Administration and that
We shall, probably, continue to say hard
things Of him as occasion offers. We
take not the less pleasure, however, in
giving publicity, for the first time, to
an ancc dote, which reflects signal hon
or upoo General jackson, and indeed
upon the American character. The
authenticity OF the story is unquestion-
'able.-We heard il from a gentleman,
Of distinguished literary eminence,
whose writings have placed him among
the first of living authors, and OF whom
anv country might be, as his own is,
Justly proud. 1t was related IN com
| PAW, one Of whom was another dis
tiDguished individual, now rePresen-
ting his country abroad, bnt at the time
TO which the anecdote refers, holding
a situation near the person Of its hero
which enabled him to bear testimony
from personal knowledge, to its truth
! In the year 1924, our informant net
at the table Of General Sir George
! Airey, many distinguished Englishmen
then in Paris. The conversation turn
! ed on the pending Presidential. Elec
ton, and fears we're expressed that
j should General jackson be elected
) the amicable relations between the
] two countries might be endangered. IL
consequence of his implacable hostiiit,
to England, and his high h,nde'
i exercise Of power. as evinced durin;
i his command at New Orleans. The
J, necessity. on the part ofour informant
J Of replyio to these observations, wa
j superseded by the prompt and gener
. Gus outbreak Of one Of the guests-Col
{ TuoxxroS, Of the e5th-an oAicer vel
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THE DYING WORDS OF Az
OLD EDITOR-l7SO.

Nv son 1 shall soon be gone, and
you viii have the management Of the
concern. Never expect to sustain
your paper upon any other foundation
than Il merits. Be prudent. temperate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

A lady looking at some stockings ~
. dry goods store, inquired Of the ciers.
Who was q raw lad. how high thcy
came? The clerk seriously answered
| never tried them o., but believe they
will reach above The knee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

a, seeing her, RETAINED from his blow
and Ioosened his grasp. The 6n>
form Of Dorothea, robed in night at
tire, appeared =, q beautiful vision, Of
| spectre from another and a better
world. The work Of death was going
lon at the extremity Of the hall, and
over the marble floor streams of BLOOD
flowed in torrents.
~Stop," she cried, "tbe work Of dealt
and follow me you want money, and
will conduct you where it 10 to be had.
"What pledge have l forthy truth r
said Rodolph Vascah, leaving his hold
OF the count.
1.-THE pledge Of blood-the tic of ma
ture-l am thy only sister,"
II was -. Rodolph, with com
mand;Dg voice, ordered his band to de-
sist from murder and to retire, While
he compelled the count to sit down
under a pledge rot to rise till he babe
him.
"Recollect,'' said he, any sister. fo'
such thou art, however thou earnest
here know no ties bot those that con.
meet me to my followers. ] have
checked the stream Of death only to
open the minc Of gold"
~Foilow me-" said Dorothea, ~and
you shall have wealth beyond your
hopes and wishes"
Slowly they winded up the gothic
staircase; the moon shone sickly
through the arched and UNCOVERED
windows; no sound was heard save
that Of the whispering wind Of the
night, that appeared to mourn for those
whose lives had recently passed away.
They reached the summit Of the cas-
tern tower.
~ hear" said Rodolph, "the muir
muring of my band, who are awaiting
my arrival with the booty"
~They shall no, long wait thy arri-
VAL" said Dorothea, and at that mo-
ment they were at the edge Of the
turret. She dashed her light to the
earth, and scizing Kodolph by the
skirt of his calabra or tunic. hurled
OlND BUOUo t1C ACSs
amidst his followers, and expired on
the spot. Abatement seized them all.
Dorothea hastily rang the alarm-beli
that communicated with the convent
below, and fired of the signal gun.
The band Aod in all directions. imagin-
ing a force was concealed in tho cha
teau; aud Dorothea, rushing down,
raised the count in her arms, wherein
she ever after rested, as q loved and q
loving wife. Rodolph was, indeed
her brother, but had long been a de-
testable murderer. She, therefore
abhorred his deeds and on this peri Gus
occasion she sacrificed him on the
shrine Of duty. The chateau still
stands; the count and countess still
exist, and distribute their hospitality
more generously than before; and the
traveller, as he passes ever the dreary
heights Of the ssSieIra Morcna," shud'
deringly murmurs the name Of Ko'
dolph Vascali, and blesses that Of Dor
othca de Rondeville.
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fAy cents, il payment be delayed until
he year expires. Advertisements in
serted at the usual rates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08
aGhAlnGicEnGa.

VHNHIS Thorough bred Stallion will stand the next sea
N son, at Mr. Writings stable, Tanners Gre, k in
rough, and at Suffolk, in the county of Nansemond Tie
season will commence the LIST of February and end on the
10Th OF July.
ChanicIeer bred by the late James G. Green. ESQ,
oil Nansemond county Virginia foaled in 1926 Got by
Old Sir Archy out OF Black Ghost (he best brood a Of
her day. She freddy Dr. Anthony Dixon of Charles
City county, Va, got by Ligh,loos imported horse Oscar
ner dam Phi Box, by imported Pantaoon her grandau
Melpomene, by Mortons Traveller, her e. grandam Vir-
GINA, by Old Mark Anthony, her T. e. graniam Polly
byri, By The imported horse Aristotle, her g. g. " gran
dam Young Benny Lass, by the imported horse jolly Re
ger, OF the imported mare Bonny Lass bv Raw Ri
White Turk-Natural Barb mare.
have said that Black Ghost was one of the best brrf
mares OF her day. In proof OF this, only state mat
brood nare,:Genera Wynn's Isabella one of The hes ~
GERS oil her day and dam OF Anvil on the Turf and
ming with great cred-Colunbia the dam of Kate Ken
non-Meg Dods-aDd Miss Matte, that beat Col John
sons Virginia la lo last FALL mile heats ON on Island
All by Sir Archy, ard full sisters to chantcleer
Chanticeer was trained when years old by James &
Garrison Esq but in consequence of an injury sustained
IN one oil his feet when colt he run only once ia
that race though unsuccessful he ran with cre,li, n
trained again last Fall by Mr. Garrison but in trial
hts loot gave again, and he turned out In bis
trial he beat both of his competitors
lie VIII be let TO 800 the season; $50 10 en-.
sure mare in ioa 10 be paid she proves i'm
or is parted with; and dollar to the groom i'm ev.rv
instance. He is brown bay. with black name lees and
tail" upwards OF Is 2 hands high of slne form and orca.
power Persons DESTROYS OF raising from this stock can
send their to MIR Writings farm OH Tanners cree
Where they will have the range Of good pasture yrstis
ana De led on grain, ii required, % cents dav Ser.
wants sent with the mares will be charged nothing for
board Every preCauon will be used 10 prevent ecri
denis or escapes but neither the owner nor myself "a
ne 's"er"pe Ior any mat may For VILLA III
y. WHITING, Esq, HENRY HAyIOp
January o. 7i-2awtIstF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

use iouds of Justice and the Constitution aided by
all the influence of the President will be using
ry means TO obtain u reduction of the Tariff. The
prospect at present is favorable 10 an ameoration
oil tho system.
1.-TWO votes (says a correspondent, now at Wash
ington,) have been taken in the III. OF r., which are
considered indicative of disposition its part to
modify the Tariff at the present session. One on
yesterday 1.-THE 3d) take up the Tariff on Monday
LOG in favor of the resolution rs against it--not
carried for want of thirds, aud the resolution lay
over until to-day. Ii would have been passed to-
day, but was defeated by call of the House, and
the hours expiring. On motion to suspend the
call, It was Carried by about the vote (106 and
this is considered favorable indications and test
OF the strength of the partiesthat is of those
who wish to do nothing, and of those who are act
ing. Thus, then, it would seem that the hopes of
pacifying the South by modification of their
oppressive burthen seem to grow brighter far as
the III. of X. is concerned"
Under such circumstances is il not the duty of the
Government to pause, before it clohe itself with new
notwithstanding wait the progress of events
and at all events make until the pre-
sent session of Congress the of dissolution
Put it off for the present-postpone every species of
preparation for measures of duress, until the very
last moment-wlen the emergency absolutely re-
quircs it-and make those arrangements euen then as
little oppressive possble-and subject TO the
strictest provisions against every possible abuse
take care, long South Carolina remains in the
Union, only to repei, bat not TO commence aggres-
sion-and the moment she should be mad enough
to declare herself out of the Union, If such
of infatuatiou be conceived TO be possible)
call Congress together and submit this extreme
10 the collective wisdom of the co-states.-
And the public sentiment of the South cannot
but approve of the conciliatory spirit and the en-
lghtened moderation of the Executive of the Unit
ed States. In the mean time, il may be hoped that
Virginia will avail herself of this delay in going at
all before Congress- and that her mediation will ar
rest any further mischief No further provisions
perhaps may he necessary to be made by Congress
and no force may be exerted by either side. Such
views frankly but respectfully present
ed-and it is idle for any anonymous " Spy at FASH
ington" to attempt TO misrepresent them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08
THos. p. RAY, Seer
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
MICK I'm m M. XII II

I"NNTNI III Il.
Enclosed You will discover have SAINT oiece oC Sill
!S ahulaclure oil Miss Mary C. Locket, of this county
do no, know how much il may be admired in your cy
but the dress which has been made it, AMI which is worn
on great occa'ons, attracts consdr no ice i'm this
county am really of opinion, Sirs, had we many such
tnerpri,ing young ladies' the Tariff could be nullic
without the assistance OF South Carolina. Allow me- srs
10 subscribe myself constant worshipper shrine OF
Sd January, 1888 MINERVA
"see the beautiful story Minerva and Aachne in tho Mo
morphoses of Ovid. ~ '"' ''''"-
be specimen OF Silk for which indebted
oug correspondent fine, and does great to the
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

We are under great obligations to the Public for the
uneSanpcd increase OF tho support given paper.
is one OF the strongest evidences possess OF the in
tense interest produced among fellow by the
present crisis But we beg leave at the sug
ge, that woud be well, certainly comfortable
as Kit Cosey says, to accompany their with the
subscription money. For Instance, out OF the 10 new
subscribers received by yesterdays Mail, six only
transmitted the 50 in advance. May not also, take
the liberty OF limiting To our Correspondents that while
the postage to each one must be very SMALL the aggregate
Is rather heavy upon ourselves? Estimating
account for the year by the two last quarters il would be
nearly S2OO-no light tax upon establishment
sure them. Ii may not be out OF the way mention
hero, that this paper is carefully directed well packed
aud deposited in the PoO Office with the utmost regula-
rity. Although this is done part, yet if Postmas-
tiers will attend 10 their duty, il will be unavaing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

The Enfer Of Saturday, 10 noticing the proceedings Of tho
ouse Of Delegates Of Friday last, states that motion of M
fayn The COMMITTEES Of Propositions Grievances was
70 inquire INTO the oxpodency Of allowing the in IN,
town OF Columbia improve We arc rsqursted 10 as
INC ogna resolution offered aud adopted bns
Isotsa That the Committee Of Propositions Grovancos be
instructed TO inquire into the expedenoy allowing fy lime n
owners Of 0s the Of Counba 70 improve lie s.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

Died, Norfolk Va days ago Jop.s Ni,,no "a, A,
ny a, law Nged IS years. OF the
Died Of scarlet eve on the 18th November, Coo
esuence, Caroline
1ohes uHnyi only Of Henry e. aud a.
doestioaed unbeam," h Joyous spit
w on earth the hearts Of those who
10y nness OF joy Thy will, God be on tho 18th
Deeembet, an the 5Ith OF his Henry
lie father who was enabled to bear merky the OF
o hVe ertishcd surrendered his
" Maker, ani len world Of sin aud
lust Tor one of i,etmnable bliss. As husband niend
truly testify. ~ ' ~ ~" O''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

The Norfolk Herald is publishing series of Nos. on
" The Presidents Proclamaion" by Il Virginidn'-
which attributed to the pen of Mr. TazeweI.-Four
Nos have already appeared and they still going
They take very extensive view Of that Of the Pro-
clamAon. which relates 10 the original formation of the
Federal Government.NIr Brown of Petersburg, the
whole matter in the clearest light in the of 10
minutes of his Speech on Saturday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

AN y. CHEWING, Dentist, respectfully informs
n the public thathe has settled permanently in Rich
mond and offers his professional services In Ill ts various
branches His Office AZ present over tho Post Office
nous'ohs January 81 7t-2aw5r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

UP We shall publish in next the Proceedings Of
the county OF Harrison, in support of the Proclamation
and the =" Message of the Governor of Kentucky COM
municatng to the General Assembly the ORDINANcE
and other Documents of the late Convention OF South
Carolina"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08
MEDIATION.

North Carolina is acting, whilst celebrating.
Her Senate has passed the resolution submitted by Mr.
Spaght requesting the State of South Carolina
the operation OF the Ordinance OF their Convention Sc by
a vote of 80 to 3.
Ii seems to be expected all quarters that Virginia
will inerpo'e for the purposes of mediation The SaVan-
nah Georgian says:
's Tho Oil Dominion will and
Georgia shond hesitate follow her eSamPlowe will
pair Of the Republic"
letter from Charleston dated Dec 10Th. aud adore
TO the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, says:
There day
calling extra the legislature tho
the Nuldcaton ordinances for Tho Virginia resolutions
have had powerful effect here All parties wish nmicahle adj
Of the difficulties
renewed confidence and carrying brisk profitable bu-
sinOSs''
letter In the N. Y. Sentinel from Charleston, Dec.
22d, states also, that
Congress will direct Peslcn
all will he settled. All the they will pay
the duties aud will allow goods brought their which
do that a0cr ALL Modification will be bugbear"
For part, entertain doubt, that has
ten TO nterpose shall the s. Ca
rona-and that all IcW be WELL. But may il not te
true, that " DeliberGt Roma, PERT Sdguntu1M"?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

EE AS committed to the Jail OF Augusta County Viz
Wv gina, the 2sth day of September last as Runa-
way, Negro Man, who calls himself TTyilial Jackson
lie Is hive eet six and helf inches high about 20 wears
oil age between yellow and black has a war littl,
above his left ANGLE, and complains OF his left eve Flo
had on, when committed, mixed woolen coat, and pair
OF tow ard cotton panaloon light calico striped vest
cotton shrt-all very mHch worn He talks very slovv
sometimes says he is free and sometimes says he belongs
to William Munforl, of Norfolk
January 8. l74-w12w'1 JACOB KURTZ Jo;y,r
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WISH 70 employ, on a small farm a man Of good
character and habits, ana who is acquainted with Sgr
suing year Shoemaker pV DANTFr
December 20 a. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

"a OllCE.-Fo sale, o" the > (JanuarN,) instant or
the inst fair day thereafter, Rig We.ham Farm
'Ouf me yontE mules I"ur good horses, pair of grod
excelen, sp nter (>Pin the from the seed or with
ont pckng,l carpen ers and blacksmits' tools ~ hin
and crosS-cu saws all kinds oi Ion ming utensils piouobs
harows, axes hoes, spades shove, Wagons horse snd
OK cAls AID gear corn, fodder, oai shucks clover and
herus grass nay old ami new bacon, ir'y Odd hogs i
some hne with pig, washing machine, churns bar
re ardb, with all otter dairy arele all kinds of house,
hold aud kitchen furniture, quantity of slate zinc lin
brick boilers, two single gigs the and cast
OF two wheat machines, a quantity OF wrought iron and
wrought nils, cut nails and brads. scyhe blades loci.
window lass, putty, lnseed oil family flour in barrel.
wheat and sack bags loom large library of books
spinning wheels Trunks qusny OF lard safes carboy.
Jugs bottles, leather vinegar salt pork, honey, timber
plank salt, bee hives, and variety II other articles
Trms at sale, which will be literal and sale conrue
from day to day. I'LL all sold to commence =,
ten O'CLOCK. "
AT private sale, first rate boot nd shoemaker
Little Wesham Farm still for sale
Jan 8. r74-4I NM cuApu,prY
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married on Tuesday the 18th instr the Coleman
Jarnos Cole Dickinson, Esq. OF Louisa - s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

E4NARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA. The Presi-
dent and Directors have declared dividend Of three
per cent? on the capital stock, Tor the last six months
which viii be paid TO the Stockholders the 18th
WM. NEKERVIS, Ca-h'r.
January D 1851 TAP w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

THNKANING STABLES-The s,I,sc,iI.r -.-77I.-.--
n ~ miles above Petersburg in The county n che
terhed has excellent stables aud good race ground ll
VII ncIs the ensuing spring for any gentle nan who
WI" make application before his stables arc fall Apnly
70 me At home, or by letter Petersburg 'FP'
Jan. D. I73--2f- BOILING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

VIE President aud Directors OF the Bank Virginia
ID have declared dividend Of the profits for the last
all year. oil three per cent payable on the 10Th inst
Jan. 8. l74-tdl A. ROBINSON. Jr., Cash,r
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No person need apply who produce satisfactory
recommendations H. St. G.. TUCKER
Jeff on County, january l, 1892. 74-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-08

FENEACHER wANTED-I wish tn employ as a teach.
Il er III my faulty, young gentleman Of good cha
racer aud department, who is well qualified i>ach the
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Bristol. Wd,rsn, Fall Rirer, aud .Ntw-
Bedford Accommodation
s n "A O. NJ {.

y SIAGE VIII ItuVc I5TIstUI eVtTy
IA Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at . O'clock, A. M. and arrive in Fall
River at half past 10, and in New Bed
ford in season TO dine Returning ,ieaves
New Bedford every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ut O'Clock, A. M. and ar
rive at Fall River, at half past 10, and
in Warren and Bristol, in season to dine.
Books Kept at Bnrgess's and Horizons
Hotel, Bristol; Coles and Commercial
hotels, Warren; at NJ. s. X. N. Iawton,s
Fall River at Blake's Hotel, and at the
Mansion House, New Bedford.
NATHAN WARREN, Bristol.
IcnABoD CLAr. .9grni, .Ne,c Bedford
Jan. -. IT,
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FRANKLIN CIRCULATING
LIRRARY

LUST acded-Reiugee in America,
81 by Mrs. Trollope Sayings and Du
ings at the fremont House I; Outlaws
Bride and other Tales, by Richie, Hall,
Milford, Sheridan, A. Watts, Sc; Natu-
raj Magic, by ID. Brewster /; Mariners
Library or Voyugers Companion Bona
parties Voyage to St. Helena, by Adni-
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which are two elegant double bottom deta ched
Levers. Also, large assortment Of silver and
steei bowed Speciacles ON excellent as
sorlment Of Silver Spoons of every descript ion 1.
also' hritan'a waie. corss'ing in part Of tea
pots. real English, Of the lat est patterns and low
sugar and creams TO match with the pots ell !,
yer plated castors, spoons and ladies': cutlery
pulls, curs and frizetts: tea trays table mats
iancy beads: jewelry Of every description, and a
variety OF other articles, all Of which Le can
and VIII sell as low as can be purchased else
where.
lie Will attend 10 cleaning and repairing
Watches and Clocks. and oil Jobs in lis line
WIN pleasure. and hopes oy his unremitts ted ex.
e'"U"s 70 ms business to please the public.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver,
SYLVESTER CHILDS.
Nav q. a
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BOOKS & STAITONAR Y.

A N assortment Of School Books, book
IA Of Common Prayer, Blank Books
Of different sizes, Memorandum & Bank
Books, Writing Books, Letter and Writ.
ing Puper, Ink Powder, Pocket Books
States, &c. for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
a L the newly fitted up store, mex
"a (but one) east OF the Bristol Ho-
tel, may be found general assortment Of
Books and Stationary, and other articles
generally found in Book Stores.
f5D Old Books rebound. Blank
Books made to order at short nntice.
All orders left at the Star Office, will
be punctually attended to.
FRANCIS S. MUNRO.
Bristol, Dec. Is, 1882. 6m.