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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

The Burlington Vermont, Gazette states that At the late
term Of the court Of common pleas Young men, w. &
Dagget convicted Of dnterring remains If the
dead-and were sentenced three years imprisonment
esch and pay fine Of $500 and costs cf prosecution
John Dagsett is represented quite YOUTH Who had
just commenced the study Of medicine The highest penal
Of the law for This Vermont Is ten years mprs
onmcnt and fine Of I 600 dollars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Mt. Editor Risckie and Mr.. Archer 4
member Il congress, have had set-to in
which Il appears Mr.. Richie was caned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Passengers may now travel abou, twenty kou
from London to Brussels
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Fearful Per1osnssee-
We have been told that a
Monday last : had was haaesg.
ed by some of his compansons
while on the top Of the Waah-
ington Monument, TO descsaB
to the base By the lishtnina
rod. He deliberately co.
meaced his journey, and hav.
ing passed the cosnice with
some difficulty descended i
safety to the base.-Bal1inevv
Writer.
Last week the Gsasd jnsy
Of Perry county Pa. fou11 Z
bill Of indictmene aeainpe .
Mn. Camel ard her two -
Tor the murder of elhe fS1lkoe
Of the family They weso
committed to jail without bes-
eft Of bail, to await their tsial
at the November Courf.
Phi p4
A writer in the Cineien1eai
Gazette, proposes that H.
medical atfendaoce On wsumna
and children - done b -.
men and that hey be pseess.
y educated for that purpose.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Ecosoay.-li 10 the duty
of every man, whatever nay
be his circumstances il 6e,
to be economical Ia hisexpsn-
ditures. uninterrupted health'
and ability to easn, arc not
guaranteed to man, neither =
good fortune the cestain co..
cosnitane either e sntespnA
or skill in any professiou.--
Poverty may overtake . uuan
when he least expects Il, al
then if he has been laSish n
his expenditures, they win -
the cause Of most bitter -
grets. Public opinion . %
much a slave If fashion, that
cases may occur IN which i
will be truly ccononical fur .
man to wear . dress that costs
eight or ten dollars per yard
it would perhaps Be very in
furious to his prospects e -
did not, but such casss rarely
ifever occur in tlhe, os1ioasy
walks fife. GeneEaay nsa
dress moro expensively do
tie slEieAest Rsum1aace uaaA
dictate. Ssch . psssoa i ~
thought the better AZ either
by his neighbon o. 10 wosn.
Enruer,s GRzen1e.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

The gentleman Who recently
walked under the water for tho
amusement Of the people e
Boston, accomplished his feat
BY means Of tho fallouine -
paTafus:
A large cap made Of lesd,
witt, = circular glass in front,
and weighing about IS M.
envelopes the head and rests
upon the shoulders, To this tho
water tight india rubber dress
is attached. The air . con-
veyed into the cap by means
Of tubes made Of India Rub
Der cloth, through which It b
propelled by a forcing pump
kept in the boat o. vessel .
the case may be. Shoes q
lead weighing several pounds
each, are also WON. At the
depth Of twenty four feet No
inconvenience Is exrenienced
from supporting this weighs,
which should - Hssduaaea
according to the dspth of Tire
water.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

therrest We feel from year ycay the loss Of those
who have humby endeavoed live in the scar OF the Lord
and perform their allotted duties in then respective places
abode and rightly occupy their talents IN the church o.
Christ On their behalfwe reoice and desire that those
who have been long united with them the OF truth
and righteousness, may be enabled to rejoice Also We fu
dear elder brethren and sisters often down and
tried with the n6mities and pains declining and de-
sire that the Lod be pleased to apply their droopg
spirits his ancient promise through the mouth Of the prophet
mountains shall DEPART and the hills be removed but
my kindness shall depart from thee, neither shall the
ofmy be removed saith the Lord that hath mecy
on thee..-[Lsaah liv. lO.1
In connexion with these reflections think with great
solctude Of those early years. and Of others entering upon
the responsible duties Of @ We have been instructed
observing that many Of our departed friends yielded to the
ysatons The love oa in the ornng Of their day, and
that they endured many humistions consequent their
submission the guidance Of the Holy Spirit They proved
the mds: of many trials the sucency Of this divine teach
and in the solemn prospect Of eternity, faith in the media
ton and in the popatoy Offering Of Christ enabled them,
whilst passing through the valley of the shadow of death,
look towards those joys which await the righteous How ami
mating these examples Dear young fepds again be
seech you surrender yourselves the humbng power
The Holy Spirit Our Lord himself declared, No man CAM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

JesePA Bos4p~ss.-This
distinguished gentleman was
at London At the last advicoo.
We have seen recent lette0
from him to q friend in The
country in which ~ sxpressas
= strong desire to return. =
the u. States. He 10 detaino6
in Europe, waiting perminioa
to visit Rome, to settle sogns
family affain. He has obtain
ed the requisite passports
from all the great powess, baa
there are two petty Pfincoss
who will not allow him - -
through their doGninious.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

of dear friends Of former days. whcn simply following
those principles justice and equity which the Gospel
joins, they bore their testimony the unrghteousness Of
man holding his fellow in bondage To the spread of
this view Of the subject attribute under Divine Prov
dence. the removal OF this Of inquily may truly
be said to have been fastened the LORDS tmesuch
the singular povdences brought bear upon pub
feeling, and upon the legislature that could point
20 the result arising from their individual efforts, and the
esson renewedv sealed the Christian mind that the
Lor. ruIeh amongst the children of We commend
tho mo-s and religious condition Of these longinured
feowsutjects the continued interest Of members
and osider tina, until the restrictions imposed
upon them, IL the possession Of their freedom wholly
removed they should especially, obtain the Of
the friends Of Humanity end justice We have reoiced
the Just vhsch recognized in these
respect the rights Of conscience. and the full
tension Of civil and religious liberty all classes Of the
community, consistent with true Christian principles
the only basis for sound legislation. May please Divine
Providence, influence the hearts Of rulers that
these principles sha be and apparent in all
their measures for the welfare Of the country.
Slavery has long been subject Of correspondence and
interest. between and brethren IN North
America. Our sympathy is afresh excited for them.
decne upon their situation, more esPeciay IN the slave
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16
2u@ammentrefeu.

Ser cote Mop-ber Seoestae
BON ejeneralea SaDette -iii in bro,
nDlosifber .0lnlidt t1lerfnirDis.-
2(m 2O1fen Map leselts Nmmsrifus
9espucius auf feline erfe gnt.
Defuugsreife aus, unb an DemGats
Tim be6elben 0lonats tarb aub
gbriltppb Columbus. 4.
2(m 2OitenWap pereitslte General
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16
8.anf Don eEaub.

Cine 3uGammenfunft Der StoG'
baIter nur0e am %. leBten Sulp 9e'
boltsn, uuD pbilp g cOpIA q. 96,
WaIwortb, SrisDerl6 QBaosmortt
Scel = erantOn, 9. S. Splsr, 2lua
0aIowin eB. 6. ,Notman, q. 6,
0olDmin, @borles Oeni |Dm (eoi
Veebes 81. .. QBeQmam1 NiharD
BinsIpm uno 2pmann, &enDau iu
Oireftoren fir Das laufenDe Sobr
|ertpdblt. - Bsn elmer oarauf fols
genosn 3uGammenfunft Der 9irefs
loren, fpurpe 9(orman 6. 0olDwin
gum prd IDenten, unO gDmuno Slorf
sum GafIrer ernonnt. 49,.
WV
Sanf BON Mop fer.
Sn tlebereinltlmmung NIT Der por'
Ter 9smabten 2lnSel9e, fomen am l2
ten Dor. MDnats Die Sodbalter in
otefem Sleeen sufan men, un1 elnen
prd Itoentsnt GalIirer uno Die Ok
rectprsn fir bic erpdbnte Sant auf
Elm Jobr 3u er,pdblsn. S>ah per
3dbluns ersab es 1b, oaB San1u,
d 0utnbp, @5ra Dean $50 eoul'
ter, S. Oav, James rs. Dbillpps
Games 0lobinlon, Games JacObs,
Oavlo Nobinio Geor9 Weubpufe
9obn 2arnill, Spepb SIC. Comb
uno SoRpb 2ofe su 0irettDren sr<
nonnt paren. Gtefe erndblten
glei6 oarauf Sofepb safe sum
prdGoentsn nnD benjamin 8ent,
l,s y sum eaIlrsr Der ssuannten
Sont. WppItsr Sci.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16
Gono( 26Qe.

Ser 0etra9 Ser i'm Stunt 1884
einsencmmenen S6ue auf Den ObIo
EunO MtomtsSondIen belduft li6 ouf
$241lO, ,s5 Gts. ; in Gem nemliben
Mcnot. i'm Sabr 1888 blief it6 Der
Grtra9 auf $22,l30j95 gts. Die
3unabm DteEs Jabrs 1T al(o 1880
Sbaler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16
S 1T s 0 NJ NJ / 0ioner,
SobonuS orrlf.
games 0aslett.

9Im lebten Scuutas scs Elm @erpittsr hber
uniere staot rpeldes lI6 in 9aseI bon un=
eetp6bnIiber @rbBe entiub. Die &brner
paren ale 70 9rOB mie WallnhBe; eini9e
aber baben 9 3clE i'm l1lufanse 9eba!ten, 1pie
uns beri6tr TT. Sbrer 5obtpere spe8en>
fieleu Die Rbrnsr fenfrebt. uno baben oess
balls teiueu Saaoen an9eri6tet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

bu DEelUeIHNue (sCDSetEL NHo SJklW"it
~ brinsen-ouss Sutrauen swllhen
Ntonn uuo Nlonne 3u oernihtsn-
Oles tporeu 0ieQIblicbten Der oereini-
ettn @ewoIten, uno rpenn jene Nb'
I]lcbteu errei6t tporDsn m0ren, io
tpdrpe Die ongetinO.9te 9>eppIutipn
ons>fan9en baben, unp bteln Der
pbrale entbaItenen nocborldIltten
| QSorte IS jeet nod obne
|DIutpe>r9 te 4 { n trelbe Die
Sofnuns unDgrwartunS zines balo'
i9en 3Iutpersis0tn einf fAlontn, tptr<
Ioen Gb realllirt boben, oter Die
e tonoboftigfeit zines Monnes un0
| bic 9ermlttslung Ser 0orIebun9
| bat oie(e ftbrecfNcben Nslultate rer>
eitelf, mD biefes 2Imsrlfa Son Dem
|@lsnpe befrept, ,pel6es ibm por<
|bereitet tporDen tpor. -.
Ote Gtanob ofti9feit Oes Drel IL
osntent inpem er {l1 ,peiserte, Den
|pereinieten Un9riTen er Sanf uno
oes Ssnats naNsugeben, uno bic
|elidlibe2(nfunft Don bepnabe3won
zig MiIIionsn flin9enoe MinSe bon
ousn ndrtiesn 2dnoern bot Die 0>at>
ion serettst. Die, OoritelIun9 per
Stonobaftiefeit oes prsIoenten,
tple eroem Stprme ent9e9en 9ien9
Der I6 um ibn- erbCben bate, tpte
er Den 2lnsrifen pioer|tanO, ,bieSos
|unp 9}aht auf i'm gemobt norOen
tporsn feinen unsrf1ittsrIiOen @nt.
I6lu6 niemalS aufsuseben uno feir
nen Itonoboften Wlutb, Der niemals
(anf, pdbrsn0 70 plele um ibn sa9s
boft purosn-0ie Oarfsllun9 pie(er
e5ceuen (bi!oerte 9r. 3. treu uno
lsbenois nte er (Ie eleben batte, unp
er erbielt .. 0en perfa a;nmeltenSou
(enDen Den Sribut Des 3epfous flr
Den mUroliIben Seroismus oes
Mannes, Den >peDer Gefabren in
Surbt (seen np6 9elo belteben
Fonn. Bsp Der @rmlbnung Der
fliugenoen Mlnjl netbs Die 2ceol
3onten 9erettet, uno ooburb Den
! 9roBen p!an otele Sanfen ju bre>
cbent pereitelt botte, citicte 0r. ..
einsn NusDruG Der Sr6mmi9feit
uno Der 9oter(onDsIiebe aus Dem
fronsbIfbeu. "Diu protege la Fran
ce''-Vptt be(hike Srantrei0 -
llno Gott, rief f9r. g. aus, belbG,
se 2lmerifa qEas Nnoers ais cine
9ermittelun9 Der 9ortbune, Elm
2lusfuB Der Nusesenwdrtisen e'ite
fonnte 3manSis Millionsn flinesnoe
MunIe aelenOet baben um bosQono
serooe in Dem NussnbliGs 3u retten,
tpp cine 9lsanti(6e2nfalt srreicbtet,
UNI 9eIoumlauf su bepirtsn uno su
reeulirsn, gum 9errdtber ousr Ab,
|ibtan ibrtr @rribtun9 morO, tpo lie
| nit allen ibrsn unsebeusrn> D.itteln
uno nit einem .9eere Don Nsonern
Darauf lcseien9 Den geloumlauf 3u
perrirren uno ju serttbrsn, uno no
1 lie in reun Senat einen ollirten fanb,
un Diele ru6loie, bbQifbe unp tsu1i,
lbe Nbibt III bef6rosrn.
9r. 3. fa9te, bic GItIs TT ppr>
iber aber bic 9sfabr nod nibt; bic
Sblabt 1T NOD nibt aussefobten.
Oie 8ant TT aus Dem Seloe eefblas
gen, ober is III mob ni6t oertilst;
unD 70 lanse nod 2ebsn in Die(em
&brper itt,-o lan9e nod einglieo
in Den Staaten bdn9t in Der @eifalt
BON 3,petsent ODER in Asentfbaften
pertpanDelt, fo miro Diegefabr fort,
oauern, unD Elm &rieg fortsefset
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

Ser gbrphroise 9r. 6. s. &ubnert ea.
tberilber Vreci9er, miro am 51lten etefes
Ntouats in Der 3eutfoben Stride ST Canton,
0otte6cieuft balten, Der nm 10 uAr s0lot:
aeu6 anfansett pIro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

ours beD Sarrenbiu III tlberfolIen
Iludte* Ga Sapete's Nhd3us bep
Iole(er @e(e9enbelt tpurOe ols Elm
meittsrb miIitdirii0es Manbper
1betrobtet. =
gs por am 2ofen Mop, in elmer
Ifrepsn fran36ffben Nepub!lf our6
|oie 0eremonten, tppDurO Nopplecn
Supndparte ais: &aiIer proclamirt
Itpuroe, tpoour6 bieSreibe beitgurppas
Ieinen ent( (beiOenoen Sblog erbtelt.
9iefe Sufammentrsfun9en Gn0
freplicb Don fetnsr srcBen grbebtths
Eel t, bep Dem oQen ober Dob tntereC
font uno elmer pOrlbersebeno noenSes
|merFuns lpertb. ~..! ~
' i WV
Sn Gong SsEano tpobnt Elm Mann
Der el Sabr oft it, unO be0en Na6z
|fpmmenC1aft bis sum f5ten 9rabe
Gd ouf 800 Nbpfe belduft. 9or fur'
sem moren lle sur Seier telnes Sc
burtstases ale bep lbm perfammelt,
2lus3u9 aus 6rn. 3 entpns
Ns0s, 9ebolten am 4ten SulY ju
pbilaoeIpbia.
6err Senton CAB 5usrf Der Oe>
mptrotie bon pbilaoeIpbia, bon
welber er oiel 9eleEn un0 9ebbrt
botte, bas DerDiente COB. @r fey
ait 9enu9, fo9te er, um Elm Inter
Gbreiber Der alten NurDra (beraus9es
seben Don 0uans } 9e,pe(en III iepn
uno 9ladll6 senug, nit sJeferfou,
Wlacon i'm oertrauten llmsanse
sslebt III baben er wiepsrbelte pa1
eine lnterreoung, rpel6e er init Sef>
|fsrfon tur3 Dor Osfen $ooe 9ebabt
botte, in tpel9er jener 9rpBe NpcIte!
Der Sretbeit oen Oemctroten von
pbilaoelpbta, tps9en berllnterifit>
|sung Die Ie ibm un0 Esinen Sreunoen
|wabreno Der Sisung oes eon9re6es
|oalslbtt er5ei9t botte, Die 9rb6teu
|2obeserbebuneen ma6te. Oie jet'
|si9e 0emofratte, fubr 9r.B. fort,
1T bes bon Seferfon ous9eNrD6en
Sobes tpurOie; lIe itano in Der Oeff'
Iuun9 oss SelerOfsns, unp bislt aus
in Dem Seuer Der 0erfoleuns (le
|perobtete es, i6 oDr Den l1nter0rhs
fern 3u bsu9en, poer iieb Don elmer
gslo Despotie perflbren III la0ep'
IS t / In poltufs tpts in NeIi9ien,
iasts er- bic 8erfolstsn oes 0lau>
bsns tporen INNER bie Nusbreiter
|ees ~9loubens-bas 0lut Der Mdr>
tirer tpor INNER Der @aome Der
Stride, uno Die borte Derfolsung,
}welbe Die Gemptrotie in pbila0el.
Ipbia erlitten bot cine Qerfol9une
|Ote in SsDermonns 0e(ddft Dron9,
|unS felbit oas Sroo oes Arbeiters
Iperfhmmerte, Der nicbt nls0srfouen
|uno Die Sanf onbeten rolIte-mirp
Die Demotratie nibt auein in pbb
laoelpbto uno psntplpanien, fonoern
In allen Staaten bisfer ausseoebn
ten gonf6beration trieoerbeleben.
9r. 3. praet aber bic t11erfwlr.
|otee uno fotsenreibe Sieuns bes
lebtsn eon9re6es, uno erwdbnte Die
grflarung, nit ipelber Die Depoliten.
Oebaten in Den Weibnabtstasen
|ourb Den Nnfhbrer Der Sbredens
partbep, (Glap) erbfnet tpurpe:
|u9Btr llno in Der Mitte elmer Nepo,
luton, bis jeet nod ebne8 8lutpsrsie'
SEN - cine grftarun9, 70 un9esrin,
oet In Der Sbatiabe als iie au6 i'm
grfolg ldberlih fem wiroe, ,psnn
IS ntcbt ipeAen Der mQbf Der panf|
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

gin 8erein bat lib in Buds<
Gauntpi pa. 9ebilbet, unter Dem
9>amsn u0eeuibaft sur 8ef6rpe>
rung bon oa9emeinem unterrlcbt in
VudS Gauntp." -. QDenn Doeb in
ieoem 9ountp folbe 9efeQ(baften
rpdreu ! -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

Itoaen ,ino Gey Sic eas 96e0e Ser
Sctapsn bef6roern rpolten rperDen
DE 0aupturbeber ibres lln9Ilefs
|merDen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16
SamItas ben .l6 2(ueuft, 1884.
ton, o j. 10.

j.. - Ole QB a J. {. ~
cSIr linb autborifrt mUroen Die 0an,en ee
fclaen perIonen aI6 @anoibatet, fir Die re
.fpeetipen Memtsr ansu5eis en- wie f7lst:
Sur. 6 oern.46 ~,
NDb ber t. g4nc.pa~S..r
Sames SinolaD, ~
SIR onsre61
Ben ia m in Jpnesi
Somuel Guinbp.
gir 5enotpr,
81 at tb ia s 9 ebeplar,
Scbn Nu9ultin
YirNeprefeutonten
8 bonn s SloG burm
Jobann0npo
3. q. Storfwea eatber
oSebu Brppn,
Sanlel Slanfer,
SIR q ub itor
Alpbdus 8rownt
S 1T s . NJ mi0ioner
oSobonuS orriG.
games oaslett.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16
wv

9ertauf bfenttiber gdnosrepen.
Sn Mibisan 9eblet, bel. Minsral
pOint miro am 2ten Montas oes
Montas Nooember in Oetrolt uno
0romnfon am 3ten Montag oes
81 ouotsS cto b er; ingrap,
fcrO soielle SnOianQsStaat, an 2ten
Wontas oes Monots 9lposmber;
in palelfina, SQlnels>Staat am
4ten WOntag bes Mouats Jfoeem,
ber, 2ano 6fsntlib BON Ser Der.
Staaten Ns9ieruns. feilssbcten uro
pertauft tUer0en, T. j..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

Der @ditein su Der neuen tsutlben Muos
8ropt STRIDE, in ca6ion Gp. gelest tperoen,
au rpelber 9slsaenbeit ale Steunoe otelr
llrtTsisrlibfeiten respeetpeu einSelaeen |tns.
uns rpiro Die traurl9e Datbt, Den
SOB mebrsrer Seutlber @tnwak
Derer, fpelebe am lekten Samlfa9 In
MafTuon anlongten, an5uSsl9en. -
Ser erlte Der 6lnsefbieoenen, Dss'
fen Narnen mir ntbt erfabren bobeth
fpar Elm S1ubmaber feines 6anOe
merits uno 9ater Don flint SIuoern.
Gins Der 2eeteren 1T ibm felt.
ben, eefolst, un0 Der Mutter, tpelbs
pbne pie 9erinslten Mittel fepn iol;
lieet jebt aueln bic pflbt OBJ fur
fib uno Die lbrieeu ster &leinen su
foraen. QBie fbper ibr btes ner'
ben t1,an Seren Joers ourb 70 baEte
6bldse bss .ScDtffals Qufs tie fife
DerYpun0et TT, Die In etnem fremoen
2anoe, obns &snutniB Der Sprad,e
uno cbne 9er,panote llft-oas ldBt
}i6 beGer fublen ais ousnrsbsn. -
Ser 9tsrte, Elm Mann bon .ur>
eefabr 80 Sabrsn Namsn6 Natbis,
1tarb am Dienitas Mcraen nod
einem llntpobNepn bon l2 Stnnoen.
7lae fino aus ber9eseno DON A0lm,
&baigreib Sanncper.l
r Gan1itae Nabt ben 26 Sulp
mar in Buhalo Elm Neseraufauf.
Gin Duseno ooer t11ebr 'Neser
ffeiuisteu t1,ebrere 0dufer! tpuroen
balo BON ben qBaben perfolst4 se'
fanaen senor1rnen, elmer iprans In
Den Gbiff Canal unb eriaufte, Die
Abriaeu ssritreuten fb. -.
Ben1 Die 2lnti Seldberepspreot'
aer Die unslhfli6enS Sebrarjen rebt
ipilo gemaett baben iperoerb 70 Fam
sS an. gnpe nod Slut In Str6men
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-16

4 3; - :
golg.nOe @toaten baltsu an, et>
fen montag i'm 2luau)f lire wobs
LEM; Mobamat Mi6iBippL Sem
tuGn Snpiana SutDelst MibDpti
unO Malne.
2lm .ltten Montas i'm Sspten,,
ber !: Uerr1ont. .,< ..,@ .",*..~. =.
2lm 2ten Gienifag i'm October
psnn(plpenisn Slsu 4 Ssrlsp uno
|Sblo. #"::>." ~ $z g. = ~
2lm, lffen Mcntag in, Sctober
Marplonb uno 0eer9ien. as.... =.
2lm 2ten Mentas i'm Getober -
ShosGarolina.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-09
From she Springfield Gasette.

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 Are those who sell ardent spirit sure tha
 the traffic is right? Does no doubt ever cn
 ter their mind on the subject? Have they
 carefully examined it in its various bearing: and consequences and have they come deci
 dediy to the conclusion that they may contin- ue the business without any violation of the great duties they owe to their fellow men! 1 One thing is certain very many of the best men in our country of all political parties and | religious denominations, have come to the inclusion. that the traffic in ardent spirit is morally wrong. We do not say that the con. clusion of these men of itself is proof positive that the traffic is wrong: but we do say that it ought to have sufficient weight with distillers and vendors to induce them seriously to in- ] quire if their business is right. President Fisk Methodist clergyman comes, he thinks fairly to the conclusion, !" That all who continue in the traffic of farlent spirit, stand in m intimate and criminal rela : ton to all the evils of intemperance, and, on moral principles, must be held responsible for those evils"
 MT. Ware an Unitarian clergyman says "No proposition seems to me susceptible of more satisfactory demonstration than this. and am sure that no person can give it one hours serious thought without assenting to it, that in the present state ofinfOrmation on this subject, no man can think to act on christian principle, or do a patriots duty to his coun- l try. and at the same lime make or sell the in- strument of intoxicatien." "What flinders" he asks in another place, that every commu- nity should be filled with sober, thrifty, enter prising men. helping forward, instead of keep ing back the general good? What flinders Every one must see the answer to be, Me manu factGre and sale cf ardent spirit"
 Dr. Bercher, Presbyterian clergyman, savs-"I challenge any man who understands the nature of ardent spirits, and yet for the l sake of gain, continues to be engaged in the traffic, to show that he is not involved in the guilt of murder.'
 l President WayIand, a Baptist clergyman. asks" Can it be right for me to derive my living from that, which is spreading disease, and poverty, and premature death, through.
 out my naighboshood !"
 \ Mir. Pierpont, aa Unitarian clergy gyman, say. l-" It (the trafhc) is morally wrong, an i'm
 morality, a sin. I will not attempt to de- scribe the evils which grow out of this traffic. We commend the above extracts to the se
 rions consideration of the venders Of ardent
 spirits in Springfield. If they stiN think tha
 their business is right, we would ask them tt give their reasons for so thinking to the pub lie H the reasons are sound, they will bea the light. Silence only increases suspicion. He0t Produced by Frction.-We stated : l few weeks since, that machine had been tn \ vented in this state to warm factories and al largo public ediRces by Friction. We had bu little definite knowledge then of its merits ol
 structure, but within few days we have seer it in operation in this town. We now speal from personal observation. The, machinery which generates the heat consists of pair O
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-09
WAsRlNeroN, Q8th Dec. 1888.

The two Houses adjourned over tiIl Mon day. This morning we learn that the Libra rian of the House, and two other clerks. have received polite notice that fheir services are no longer required" This is the act of the new Clerk Of the House of Representatives.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-09

Washington. Dec. ssth, l8ss.-The Clerk of the House of Representatives has made a merry Christmas in his office. He has carried out the principle authorized by the House in his own appointment and the ejection of Clarke; that is, he has turned out the Jona- ;hans to put in the Johns. The officers re. moved are Messrs. Fletcher. Randolph, and PattersOn,-all of them, believe. very good Clerks, particularly the first named.-I6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-09

Major DOUning. omong tke Iadians.-The Majors Letters from the N. Y. Daily Adver- tiser appear universally copied, not only in this country, but in England-last of all they are transplanted into the Cherokee Phenir, which is little surprising. considering the Major says in the very letter copied that " ke Reusr did Hke tke Ingins, nor neUer eaa."