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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

UNIVERSITY OF p&NNsYLvANIA.--M Medical
~ Dcpa,tnaenf.-Thc Lectures will commence usu-
al on the first Monday of November aud be continued
Ill the first day of the ensuing March
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man, Nj. ID.
Institutes OF Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
Special aud General Anatomy, by WIN. 4. Horner,
NJ. ID.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, by -
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. d.
Surgery, by WIN. Gibson, Nj. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children by
VIM. p. Devices, M. ID.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by the Pre-
scrihng Medical Officers at the Buckley Hospital under
the Guardians OF the Poor and the Pennsyl Hos
pital. w. T.. HORNER, NJ d.,
Dean IF The .Ncdirdi Faculty.
Sept l2. 30--iI1N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

ENGELD AND GARDEN SEEDS-Rcd Whi,e
y and Hungarian Saping Clover-1iinothy Or.
chard, Herds Highland Meadow Dat, and Velvet Grass
Seeds
An assortment Of genuine GARDEE SEFDs including
the Winter kac, excellent vegetable that will stand
the severcsi weather uncovered
Mccormick. Davis Barshare aud Freedom p OUGHS
and Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, IIarrows Cultivators
&c. &c Apply 10
Sept IT, f37-1 WIN PALMER
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"A Pretty Specimen Of Observation-Disclosures is n Par
son Beman, of Troy who is rantng and roaring Abo
lonist Ii appears from certain documents recently
published at the North that the fanatic Abolitionist
number of years ago. resident the South and that
while residing there he slave holder, and slave
seller There was no harm in this. But since the resi-
dence OF tins man at the North, he has denounced
Southern brethren sellers of the image of Jesus and
Judged Ioih The price Of human flesh IN their hands =
1t also stated that this cantng hypocrile while an
owner OF slaves, was harsh overbearing, and cruel
master. And yet he--who has been guilty of the
charge which he brings against the South who to
use his words, has sold the image of Jesus and
Judged with the price of human flesh in his hands now
thundets out the anatheas of the Church against
holders, and rants and i'll favor of immediate
hton We have heard the aboltonists spoken of as
honest bat misguided men There possibly may be
such among them; but what measure of Indignation is
sufficient for the ncendary hypoctite who after ra:
ticking in human flesh and pocketing his gains would
join in CONFUSING the Union, and in producing rapine
murder, and servic war among brethren of the
South We give the abolitionss JOY this accession
OF strength to their ranks and believe that the
end hypocrte-Lad he isis by means the worst
man among them-.N. Y. Times,
PHILADEIpuA Sept 2G.-As we mentioned ycs,cr-
day, the spacious Musical Fund Hall crowded
cess The cnogy which Mr.. Binney pronounced OH
the late Chief Justice Marshall is universally allowed TO
be worthy OF the Incompatible subject and the
high reputation 1t occupied in the delivery about one
hour and half With the interesting biographical de-
tails and able devclopement of personal and official
rits were mingled comprehensive general remarks and
lessons which render the production douby impressive
and instructive. The City Councils will, doubt
soon publish this valuable tribute in the handsomest
form. We take the annexed details from the United
States Gazettc.-.NotioRdL Gazette.
"Ihe room was about two thirds filed with ladies'
who had been permitted to enter, unattended since III
o'clock The Councils, Mayor and Aldermen and ma.
ny of the invited guests, occupied the staging of the
Hall. used the Orchestra In front was the Orator
the Hon. Horace Bmney, attended by the President of
each branch of the City Councils; the right of the
Orator the venerable Bishop White, in his clerical
robes at the right of the Bishop of the prelaies of
the Episcopal Church of the United States Among
them noticed the venerable Bishop Moore of Virgil
MIA, Bishop Doane of New Jersey Onderdonk of New
York, Smith, Of Kentucky Onderdonk, of Pennsylva-
MIA. and some others. Bishop White commenced the
services by eloquent and appropriate prayer the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

300 EAG nsxs Sh .a III, P PR
per Ship TalyHo from Liverpool, which, with goods
previously received, makes
Three Hundred Packages British Dry Goods.
The largest and best assortment offered to the Mer
chants of this State, by ourselves, probably any
other house in this cty-conssting in part of
super and extra blue, black olive, green invisible do
hazel dahlia Russell brown and Ok
ford mixed London Cloths,
Do do Double milled drab do
Do do. Blue, black, drab and fancy mixed,
Do do Double milled London Cassimcres
Do. do Blue and black single rnilled do. do
Do. do Tollanet, swansdown and Valencia
Wilson's and Kendall's Cottons, No 1 to- 5.
Rose point Dufl and Whitney Blankets, Of every size
and quality,
Blue and mixed Kcrseys and Plains,
LIST and I'd quality red Paddings,
Super and extra English white Flannels,
Black and colorcd Bombazettes
vendcr, olive, and dahliu "a and Cd Imitation Me
Splendid painted do
Black and assorted colors, heavy rolled Circassnns,
Marshals black blue, all colors, and whiled brown,
patent Thread, No. 1G to 30,
Do Patent Seine, No. % 30 put up in 9 or hanks
Ladies' fawn habit gloves
Gentlemcns' London Buck and IIexham tan Gloves
Cd Cambrics, Jackonets and checked Musins
4 plain and figured Bobinet,
Cotton and gimp Edgings and Laccs
"A Grecan, plain and figured Bobincts,
Do Fooiiugs,
Plain BObinet do.
Thread Edgings and Laces
Black and white worstcd Women's Hose.
White and mixed lambs wool half do
Black and white worsted do do
White worsted Shirts and Draws
large assortment style London Prints
Brown, olive and drab Flushings, &c. &c.
The above goods, also the balance of our large
stock and e be SOd chcOp Thy the piece pack
age they be obtained in any market in this coun
try Ii any one interested ia this matter is yet skcpti.
cal, from ignorance mot having examined hnself0
peJudced (bccause his customers and competitors
so) respectfully invite such an one candidy 10 ex
amino, and then judge.
F. q J. s. JAMES g. co.
sept IL C51-S1 -harkst Bridge
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A TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT FOR RENT. NJ

A TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT FOR RENT, NJ
IN the Warm Springs, Bun Court House, Kirginia.--
| have erected, aud nearly completed, large aud
spacious brick holdings, for Tavern together viii,
other necessary buildings attached thereto I will let
60 with the Tavern establishment some land to cult
vate and timber for fire wood. think that when this
establishment gets fairly into operation there is stroa1s
probability Of its doing very large business | would
also rent the Brick House and Lot Oh which live the
lover rooms Of which would answer for Store and n
situation where good business may be done Persons
wishing rent, it is presumed will first view the pre-
misses, when they will form opinion for themselves Of
all its advantages Terms accommodating.
GEO. MAYSE
Oct. = 43-w4w
Il AND FOR sALE-we will sell 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises, Friday the 18th IL De-
eembe next $50 acres Of Land lying in the county Of
Meckenburg, one mile West Of Chrstiansvile with
good buildings well watered, and about one half in
woods and good tobacco land Col A Burwei is our
aohonzed agent-Any person wanting information will
apply 10 him Terms made known on the day Of sale
JOHN TABB
THOS. TABB,
october2 tf3-w10w-1 Er'ors Of r. b Ta65' dse'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

From the United States Gd.etc.)
FURTHER DISCOVERIES IN THE MOON
Poetry the pillars OF the '1cmpie Burning Sob.
since observations nights the 18th aud i of lama
ny, at the Cape of Cool Hope
ADDRESS To THE INtI .pt,r N.r, >,, ,,,,r ,,-.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

rhyme 70 the eye is all that expected the nabi,
sound OF our worhs. - - y 49, ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

THE only specific ever offered to the public,
from which a permanent and radical cure cay
be obtained of that disagrecable pain, the tooth
ach, with all its attendant evils; such as frac-
turing the Jaw in extrcating the teeth, which Of
ten proves more painful than the tooth-ach it.
sells and cold passing from the decayed teeth to
the jaw, thence to the head, producing rheu-
matte affection, with many other unpleasant eff
fects; such as disagreeablc breath, and taste in
the mouth, &c. &c all of which are produced
by foul or decs yed teeth am happy {" have
il in my power to offer to the world, remedy,
that will not only remove the pam nine times
out of ten. if properly applied, but preserve the
teeth from further decay, and arrest the disease
in such ns are decaying Il have not commenced
aching, restoring them to health and usefulness
Certificates Of Dentists and Physicians, alsn
directions for using accompany each bottle
For sale in Milton BY John II. Wnght.-in Cen
treville by DR.. Pritchet,-aEd in Richmond by
A. Siddall and Dr.. VIM. Lindsey.
January 10th, 1885. l. Gu.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

MANY articles are before the public, ~ a
cure for that most obstinate and tormeDting dr.
ease, the Rheumatism, and from close obsesva-
ton we are led to believe they have to . very
great extent failed TO produce that desirabIe re-
suit, and may IT not be attributed to the fact
that articles sasd to this troublesome di.or-
der are also recommended to cure almost every
disease with which our frail BODIES are attack.
ell, and in their preparation that object IL KEEP,
in view, viz: to have the medicine a cure for all
diseases The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops arr
offered to the public as a sure remedy for chron.
&c and infammatory rheumatism. & as no case
Is known where cnre was not effected we are
justified in declaring it valuable medicine fol
that painful disease, and for no other 10 Il re.
commended.
Certificates of important cures, and diFections
for using accompany each bottle. For sale in
Milton by job. H. Wright, in CentreviiIe BY
DR.. PFichet, and in Richmond BY A. Siddal
and Dr.. Lindsey, and BY them warra tied good
Take notice that the bottles are stamped
vegetable Rheumatic Drops,'' and the wrap.
pers signed o. & S. Crosby 4 Go. with red ink
none Others are genuine. Price fffy cents.
January 10th, 1885. l-6v.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

THIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the pres
ent. prevailing disorders Of the breast and lungs,
leading to consumption. Common colds and
Coughs, which are occasioned by obstructed
perspiration, will readily yield to its influence,
removing those troublesome irritaticss, which
act AZ a constant stimulant to coughing. II
eases pain, and induces rest to an eminent de-
gree. Per-ons afflicted with pulmonary CON
plants, bleeding Of the lungs, &c. spasm0dic a..
thAma, palpitation Of the heart, and consump.
tive affections, even in the most advanced Pc
RODS Of life, will find immediate relief, from ia
remarkable power Of diminishing the irritability
OF the system and the velocity Of the circulate.
on and by cleansing and healing the disoraesed
parts. 1t also affords immediate relief in the
whoopin cough.
Certificates and directions for using them &c
company each bottle Price, one dollar fol
large, and fifty cents for small bottles. For salt
in Milton by John H Wright, in CentrevilIe By
Or Prichet, and in Richmond by A. Siddall and
DR.. Lindsey, and by them warranted good.
January 10th, 1895. low.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
TAKEN UP by Martin Bates,

or Grant county, Union township, In
diana, on the 18th day Of December,
1894, dark red COW, ordinary size, a crop
off the right ear, and slit IN the under
side of the left ear, supposed TO be IL or II
years old, had on bell the strap fastened
with a leather string, appraised to eight
dollars. Also, q small brown COW, with
crumPled horns, some white under her
belly, in her face, on her flank, and at the
root Of her tail, crop off of each year, sup
posed to be seven or eight years old, has
with her a sucking calf, brown, supposed
to be about four months old, COW and cali
appraised to ten dollars. Also, one brin-
Gle heifer, some white in her face, middle
size, supposed to be two years old last
spring, appraised to seven dollars. Amos
Bates and Thomas Coleman, appraisers
A true copy from my estray book.
ICHABOD DILLE.J p.
January 10, 1885. l3t*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

a for the liberal patronage he has re-
|esived. respectfully informs his friends, ard
tie public generally. that be continues
Ito carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS,
in ali is various branches, At his old stand
|ou Main street, two doors east Of A. Sid
|dall's store, where all orders in has line
will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to. Having \ regular correspon-
|tailors of New York, he - constantly fur
nlshed with the laeest changes in the FASH
lons. Garments cut at the shortest notice,
and warrapsed to ft when properly made
up.
Richmond. February I, 1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

dTen in the fear Of God and sl,e IovC Of IA
Dor; and after enjoying free and tranquil
LIE, thou wilt die in peace. This day you
must absolutely have your freedom have
long since d. te rmined that you should have
it. May Ire Creator Of all men put per-
cd to the traffic Of human flesh. May that
IalI-powesful Being inspire every American
with desire to follow our example. We,
WHO regard our liberty a. :he first Of Hea-
ven's blessings, shall we refuse it to the
humble slave who laboun for our supposts' r
"Ah! my master, how good thou art.
That is the reason do not wish TO leave
.hes never was . sla We You always speak
20 me as you do to white men; never want
f.s any thing in sickness or in health i new
er work any more than my neiglibors, who
work for themselves; ! am richer than some
white men Who have borrowed money OF
me. And my dear, good mistress, never
commands US, but when she wanted any
thing done, she would say, James, wis.,,
thou wJuldst DO thus and So How can
leave thee! Give me yearly, the wages
of a freeman, or slave since | can Eeye:
be happy but with thee"
| IAbtOI SHy JILt&uiSSiOu I0S UICn Sub
mitted to the Necessary f,rms," said the
master, 81 will hire thee by the year; bn'
at least spend a week in celebrating thy
freedom. This is grand epoch in thy
life, spend that week as thou wilt"
mo, master, il is now seed time ! vii
take my conyee when planting is over
This day only will spend Is a holiday ir
1.-THE black family. #, my dear master,
Unjust accept my liberty, the first act Of q
freeman shall he to take thy hand and pres:
it to my heart, where the gratitude and at
tachment Of James will never end till thi;
heart shall cease to beat"
Is it in the power Of man TO offer a more
acceptable incense to a merciful God
This same Warner Miffli1 sold. at Lewis
town, slave with whom he was much dis
satisfied. Tie misconduct Of that slave o
lHiged his new master to dispose Of him t.
Ia second purchaser, who, equally weary o
Isuch an abandoned wre:ch,se him to -
where severe punishment rendered hin
more tolerable. Upon the recollection 0
the goodness and humanity his first mas
tier, he caused letter to be written 4
lhim, which contained most affecting &C
count ofhis sufferings, and repentance
Such was the effect upon the heart Of War
ner Miflin, upbraiding himself as the frs
cause of his sufferings, that he embarked
for that island, re-purchased his old negro
brought him to Philadelphia, and gave hin
Ibis liberty.
j Can the subiimity Of humanity, and tn
perfection Of virtue he more extensive? ]
there man in Europe who would cross tn
ocean, and sacrifice one hundred guineas
Ito redeem brotherl Thus did this vencra
tied Friend. Throughout the continent h
was justly celebrated for wise, just, hu
name, hospitable, and enlightened charac
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

GREAT MEN-"ls'nt il our own swatc Ire.
land Inst has given ye al your great menu said
. en- the emerald isle, at political gathering.
"Wssnt Patrick Heasy an lrishman! wasn't
franklin, Jefferson, and Monroe, Irishmen?
Amt Jackson. Clay and McDulie. Irishmen!
BY the power, an the great Amesicans, and
ns0se too, ore Islshmen1'
Eyes" aid pessoo standing By, "and Bona
parte was IN lsishman."
"Paith, and be was-his name was originally
bonsy Ratsiek-but he changed il to party e
emit party pusposes."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
DE-. Judkia's specific Ointment.

THIS invaluable medic ne is celebrated foI
curing the following diseases White SweIlings
Of every description. Sore legs and ulcers 0:
long standing. Felons, or what some people
know by the name Of Catarrhs, Of every kind,
Rheumatic pains Of the joiDta Sprains and
bruises Of every description. Tetteu Of al kinds,
Chilblains, o, parts affected BY FROST II il also
one of the best remedies for scalds aud burns.-
For woman's infamed breasts. and glandulas
swelling, it il superior to any me licine yet
known.
Certificates OF important cures, also directions
for ueing accompany each bottle. For sale N
Milton by John II. Wright, in Ccntreville by
DR.. Prichet, and in Richmond by A. SiddnIl and
Dr.. Lindsey, and BY them warranted good.
January 10th, 1895. 1-6w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
TAKEN UP b. John Wilson.

0FGrant county. Union township, In
diana on the 10th day Of December,
1884. an estray bay mare, two hind feet
white, blaze in her face, blind in one
eye, has the polevil, about fourteen hands
and three inches high, and about ten year,
old, NO other marks or brands perceive able.
Appraised to fifteen dollars by VIM. Bates
and ID. Frazier. A true copy from my
estray book.
ICHABOD OLLIE, J. p.
January 10th, 1885. l-3t*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
E Nc ISH GRAMNAR,

A easy and lucid guide to knowledge
l. of English Grammar, containing the
principles and rules of the Language, con-
for med to the best modern usages, and IL
Illustrated by appropriate and Instructive
examples; philosoPhic exposition of the
derivation and original meaning Of vords:
to which are added, . key to false syntax,
and punctuation, and . new parsing kew,
in which the PAIRING lessons are, by aeans
Of characters. briefly and comprstenaiveiy
pared: especially designed for private
Learners and schools. by r. 9. HotLowAY.
The above work 10 warmly recommend-
Cd BY the most popular teachers asd ppe-
feseor, i'm the veat. For AL. ~ s1;....
January 10th, 1885. ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

ANECDOrE-A short time after the
peace e 'o3, a company Of refugees
assembled at tavern not far from the line
between this State and NewEruuswick.
Here they amused each other for hours, in
recounting the exploits e tory memory
One had been with Arnold, at the burning
of New London, and assisted in the slau9h-
ter Of Fort GriswoId another had assisted
in burning Falmouth; another aided in the
slaughter at Wyoming, &c, &c. While
they were thus amusing each other with
their tales Of shame, British Colonel
was silent spectator Of the scene. tie
was walking back and forth in the room,
with thoughtful countenance. Atlengtb
they addressed him, aud inquired Why he
was 50 serious-whether he was unwell,
that he did not seem to partake ofths good
feeling Of the evening. lie informed them
he was well, but he had dream last night
which troubled him, and prevented his u
s,,al tone Of chee.fulness. They insisted
that the Colonel should relate his dream.
He then proceeded to inform them thsG in
his dream he saw King George and Gen.
Washington together, and about settling
the affairs Of the Revolution. They pro-
ceeded very amicably for some time. At
length the King said to the General--"You
are welcome to the refugees" '.No," said
Washington, Ill have n othingto do with
them they are your Majesty's properly
AftercOnsidcraSl ealtercation on the subject
on turning round they perceived that his
Satanic Majesty had taken his statioz
behind them At once il vas pgopcseG
that the refugees should be given up TO him.
But what was their surprise when he refaset
to accept them. He finally consc nted, how
ever, that if they would settle the refugees
near the Inc of their respective territories
he would take the superintendence a
them. TIE dream silenced the tories
and it was long before that bar-room wa
again entertained with the tales of refu.
gees.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
AN ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

whats'ss We re, o. feel, o. tosck or taste,
Amongse the NouNs 10 By gsammarians placed;
TIE AaT,cLEs poist out the Thing itself,
a hss.e, . tree, an owl, he miser's pelf;
whaesves gssiiIies thess nay posses,
Coior o. (orss, the ADJEcrvEs express.
Paosogxs, Of nouns the repetition save,
Imply possessiss, OF disiinrfion crave.
Ee:ae, o. as0sTsng-doiny what We may,
By vEaDs alone we can the fact Pourtray;
To ADvKass, verbs great strength OF weakness
A. 81 love dea,iy"-os 81 scarcely know"
kssrssu o. disaanoe, agency o. place.
BY PaEponrsoxs We dsssincUy trace.
A. lSTEnJrcrs"ss We can only class
Such sounds as-Oh! or .4h!-siaek :-aLas!
CossuScT,oxs join all sentences Alright,
~, III have done, and therefore, now, Good
night"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
TAKEN UP BY Thomas J. Shaylor,

nF Salsmona township. Randolph coun-
" ty, Indiana, about 25 miles north OF
Winchester, two estrays one An iron gray
mare supposed to be six years old, about
ID hands high, both hind feet white, switch
tail. some saddle marks, the other bay
horse blaze face. about Is hands II inches
high, something of the ringbone on the
right hind foot, long switch tail, some sad
die marks and marked BY the collar above
nine years old, the mare appraised to ~
Idollars, and the horse at twenty five dol
lars, BY Curtis Voris and VIM. III. Way.
A true copy from my estray book.
PAUL w. WAY
January 10th, 1885. l-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

FARH FOR SALE. Thesubscribero Of
fen for sale the valuable farm where
he resides, one mile west Of llichmoud. and
about thirty roSs north of the National
Koads containing one hundred acres. a
bout % in cultiva alton and about 60 under
fence. There i large, new frame dwel-
ling house, out houses, Orchard &c. on the
premises. Also, large Barn just built.
Aay Persoo Wishing to purchase u tAis
neigAborhood would do veil to ex.mana
this farm Tor tho0oelves.
ABEL POTTER.
Jsly 5tA 1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
SELECTED POETRY.


the BLUSH.
Was q sabaly1 Ssssly 20:
The songss - purss thought can speak,
All from ths heast - feeling Sow,
More chases than b6shtsns ~sman's cheek.
How OF - marx ebs deep ti"s'd rose,
solt mantlias whese the bly, grew,
Nor deem Tat Whese such beauty blows,
A treaeA'rous ;hosn's concealed from view.
That Thorn may touch some tsndes vein,
And crimson o'es the wounded past:
Ushes.sed, toO, q transient pain
Will nwsh the check ard thrill the heart.
On beausy's Kd the ge@-Iike tear
on sheds its evanesceDt ray,
Bat scarce i seen 10 sparkle, ere
IT'S chased BY beaming smiles away.
Just 20 the blush !. fosm'd and dies
Nor ewps seAection's calm CONTROL
II comes-it sIeepens-fades and dies
a gush u feeling from the souI.