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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

~ oTlCE-A memorial will be presented 10 the ne al
General Assembly of Virginia. praying the pas
the county Of Hanover, more central and con-
venient location than the present
September Is
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EooT RACE AND HORSE RACE--ovcr the
n Washington City Course will take place Mon
day Tue 5Oth INST, to off precisely o'clock
Between aIessrs. Pryor of Alebami, and Perriu of
Georgia, Tor fovR THOUSAND DoLLAgs.-One Thou
sand Dos airs forfeit
Second Race. next day, Tuesday the Proprietor will
give a purse OF OSs HUNDRED DoLLARs. Entrance
TV 10 De ADDED to the purse, mile heats best three in
live, two or more entries make q race
MIRO Race wednesday, purse Two Hundred Dollars,
two mile heats; entrance Sl5, be added to the purse
two more horses 10 make race
The rules Of the National Jockey Club In ,ovcrn -
Free for any horse mare, geding the Untd States
Noo T. N. OLIVER, Proprietor.
november IL
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HtfOR RENT OR SALE the old and valuable Ia
n yern stand, at New Kent Courthouse The adj
vantages OF this stand are that il the site of the Coun-
" and Superior COURTS just half way between Will
amsourg and Richmond. There is Land sufficient at
tached TO Il to work six hands The crop is about four
barrels Of corn to the There is suiciencv of
land OF fine quality in wood TO make good Farm inde-
pendent ct the Tavern parton this, a suficiency of
tobacco or cotton might he made pay for the land in
lew years There is this land fine she'll mari which
coua DC used to great advantage Any person yshn,,
70 rent or purchase will be pleased apply to the sub
scHoer IN Williamsburg, to Mr. G.. r. Crump of
Richmond, who is authorised 70 sell or rent.
BURWELL BASSETT.
Yet. " DIFF
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KRRlTisH DRY GOODS, per ship Tally Ho I fyo0,
n y Loerpooi--Our Importation Of FoT J;,.l IN,
oogds has arrived at City Point James Rivera and viii
De 10 store and opened in day or two More will be
Saia OF u anon +. ~ J. S. JAMES q CO.
Sept J. l34-t1 Market Bridge.
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HNRUlT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. Ne
g. VIM PRINcE 4 SoSs, Propretors Of the Linnasan
Garden and Nurseries, Flushing, offer for SALE by far
the most extensive assortment of Fruit trees in the
unlon, and they can furnish Apple, Pear, Peach and
promptly into bearing The Ornamental are f he
largest size suitable for tie immediate establishment OF
Pleasure Grounds for Streets, Avenues &c. Also
an Immense collection of Green House plants Bulboua
Hover roots, and herbaceous towering plants A
most extensive assortment Of Garden Agricultural and
Flower seeds, (growth of 1850 and at very moderate
prices
Catalogues may be had, gratis Of the subscrber-and
orders left with him will have due attention
~ j. $4,000 Chinese Mulberries, and rs 600 white
Italian ditto, at reduced prices. JAS WINSTON
November 6. IA r,
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POsTPoNEMENT

POSTPONEMENT
" he above sales postponed to the 18th january
1885, at Tye River the 18th at Rack Island and 10 he
ION NJ hockey Point w. MORGAN
November 9. 10 -r,d
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Eg APPAHANNoCKA ACADEMY, This Institution
A9 Will be opened the ensuing year the 18th of ia
nuary next under the charge of Mr. John G. Lawrence
as Principal and MIR. Oliver White as First Assistant
Teacher the same gentlemen who have several years
continued to give such satisfaction the Board of rus
ices that II has unesitangly reelected them for an
other year. AS soon fifty scholars are entered
third teacher will be associated with them according to
the established rules of this Academy The scholastic
year VIII comprise ten months and be divided into two
equal sessons.-There will be vacation of one month
during The Summer, commencing the 18th of June
immediately after the examination The course of in
strucuon VIII comprise the Greek, Latin and French
languages, Natural Philosophy Geometry and the En-
gsh branches usually taught in the best schools The
Principal is well supplied with good surveying instru-
ments which the students may at all times use There
IS valuable library for the part selected by the
late Col John Taylor and the hcalhness of the situation
Is not surpassed by any in Virgina.
ieTmS-For board, tuition, library fee, washing fuel
and room rent Sis. If bed and bedding be furnished
by the Stewards department, which is submitted TO Mr.
Lawrence government additional charge of sc ner
annum wili be made Quarterly payments arc desirable,
by order of the Board:
RICHARD BUCXNER Jr, President
pro temporc Of The Board of Trustees
Novcmte r l3. 55110av,o,,,
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III = OARDlNG Miss 1farg Turner, al her Boayding
n - House, on The Main street, "a few doors below the
street leading 10 Mayos Bridget will have by the meet
lngoi the Legislature, several rooms gcneey furnished
which will enable her to accommodate eight or ten mem.
bers with comfortable board and lodging-Price 81 per
week
She would also embrace this opportunity say to her
country friends, and the public in general that she can
give 'hem such accommodations she feels confident
will give satisfaction.
November 18th, 1895 55-cy5w
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WDobb DANIEIl, Clerk Nh Council
To his ErcsHencyme Co1eynor Of tie Saieo of Gsorgig
We have just had an interview with some gentlemen
their return from The Council Red Clay fon ,cbo
we learn that the proposals made to the Cherokeea bg
tle states government have met with final reecton
The two parties, whose views and actions have been -
dramatically opposed 70 each other met 10 confer on tb
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edmond COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
A@ he subscriber being DESTROYS and determined to
remove TO new State provided he dispose of his
lands, &c, in the Northern Neck lie therefore offers his
puoc Lots and Houses at Soncy Ill., on the most rea-
sonaDic terms; consisting of tavern, which is a new
mouse Three stories high containing under the roof eight
rooms ana passage which renders quite comfortable
ana wen calculated TO entertain travellers &c There are
goou stables, a store house, grunary kitchen
icehousc and all other out houses necessary a pubc
piaceai OF which has been built since 1880 There s
also good well i'll the yard, be exceled by any
Tor good water, in this State There are about as acres
OF land attached To the lot
VIII also offer another lot, adjoining the same tract
known by the name Of Whites Tavern contain pp about
81 acres, with good dwelling house and other out
houses on 1t, which, with little repair would be in good
order. - - s
Will also offer another tract containing 2O2 acres
miles South West of Wcstnorcland Court House with
good dwelling house, kitchen granary, stables and
other necessary uthouses.
will also offer another tract CONTAINING, .oo .cro
. Iniies West of Westmoreland C.. Ia valuable
FOREST farm There is good dwelling house, granary
built. ' 'S'y
VIII also offer another tract, in the extreme end of
,e county, containing $50 acres, with good dwelling
mouse, and other out-houses it,
az the foregoing lands lying in the county of Rich
mona and State of Virginia, healthy situations 1
deem IL unnecessary to give further description of the
selves, &c. JOsUIfA REaMv
Aug. 81. [3l-tfl Stoneu Hin Ricb,,o,d r. H.,
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"A En- WANIED.-A Gentleman of rood
4 a moral character is wanted to take charge of
School IN private family for the next year VINO can
come well recommended to teach the usual branches of
the English Latin and French languages To one that
sweli qualified liberal wages will be given particularly
TO one that has had some experience in teaching Let
tcrs addressed to L. NJ, at Hanover Cour-hoi,se w
viii meet with prompt attention
NOVEMBER ~ 5i-w6ws
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EB UMFOKD ACADEMY The exercises in g,L;s
NA Institution will commence for The ensuing ,ess
on the 18th Of January, and close the 18th of Dece
be following with the usual vacation Of one month ~
The course Of instruction embraces all the important
branches Of English Literature Grammar Geoaraotv
History, Philosophy. Mathematics, and the French
TN ana Greek languages. The situation Of Rup1ford
Academy, unsurpassed in point Of healiness be oov
IN lower Virginia, and quite remote from temptations 10
Tfeg0ary and dissipation, peculiarly adapted TO aco
lasiic pursuits.
The subscriber will have the continued coopersfon Of
his present assistant, Mr. " j. Christian who has been
associated with him for the last three years
Terms az heretofore 500 for board and tuision Tor
STU, when the pupil furnishes bis bed bedding, and
cnndies payable sein-annuay on the first Of Apr and
The FIRST Of October ~ ROBINSON Pyfoo;ooJ
King William. October % 49-WGy
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TNnlE s GREAT NATIONAL MONUMENT

NvHE GREAT NATIONAL MONUMENT To
u Me Memory Of ifashingtoa--THis MoEunsxr Is
TO BE ERECTED ny THE VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS OF
TnE PEorLf--That all may have chance OF Showing
their gratitude 10 the Father of beloved Country bv
contributing his, her mite, one individual IS per-
United to give than dollar towards erecting tho
Monument But he, or She may contribute one dollar
or ess for each member Of his, her ainilvor one
may choose - - ~
me Books IN which the names Of Contributors are in
scribcd to be returned 10 the Society and Ly The
Managers, deposited in the Monument for prcservation
,na' iu'ufe generations may inspect then, and who
had The proud privilege of aiding erecting nn edifce
worthy OF the gratitude and glory of the present age
When the Coiiections are completed, the names of
contributors WI be published in all the principal
papers Of the State This will ensure the proper
and faithful application of the amount contributed and
also prevent fraud on the part of the Collectors
WILSON ALLEN, Collector far Yirg;nia
~ Assistant Collectors wanted in SOME of the conn
ties South of James river aud West of the Blue Ridge
five per cent. commission allowed Address the sub
scrioer, post paid, Bowling Green, Va
w. ALLEN, Col. Of Pa.
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JOHN ROSS, Principal Chief
GEO. BOWREY, 8ss. Pr. IhieJ
Ht(IiIfd TANT .. -.

GEO. LOWREY, llss. Pr 25j,f
hlCild d. TAYLOR, Pyesi A. {.
JAMES DaMELL, CuoosoLUsKrE,
yAmFs - WofFoRD, yoHS Hfssos,
IA0MAs FOREMAN, JosErn YAss,
OLD FIELDS, SAm0EL GUSTsa,
iiAiR CoERAD, GEoRcE STILL,
$50. Fox BALDHDeF, GFoEeg Hicks.
JAMES HAWKINS, RICHARD FIEtDs
NAUHooLkH.
WM. ROGERS CFk Nut Cowa,i,,e
GOING This = mark SNAKE. sgeofSr NJ r,
4TcbH CdmPbH, Jadqtot
Barh, Joha n Danid
M0ncy Crycy. IgLite poH
SiceDing KabbH, .ames Fouer.
I9uag etaSs, Joh'n our L.fc,
chime kccs Ch0ries,
o OieHOwa, (hitaiookse
Bean a'eh, >JohH Wayne,
WaikiRg STICK, Sifn1nokss
John Wons, Sroef gof,r
James Spc0rs. Peter
Edmund Duncan
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q CflANCERY-VmoISIA Powhatan County
IA Court, November the I'd, 1885, John Hickman Dan
iel T.. Hickman, Thomas A. ii ckman Geo T. 'HicL
man, Robert Hickman, Thomas Da6ney Admir- of
WIN lahaierro, Martha TaliaeTro, Thomas n Taia-
zero, Martha Pollard, John c. Slaughter aud Elizabeth
his wife, Thomas Jordan, assignee Of Reuben Crouch
and Catharine his wife, and Christopher BatcbeIIer
=; Admr; OF Christopher II Taliaferro deceased
Ann Wade, and Ann Hickman, widow of William Hck
"ia", uee - Plaintiffs
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lI.
Ann Wade, and Ann Hickman, widow Of William Hek,
man, ID, Pla;n,;T
against
Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton infant daughter of Eliza
Eaton, dec d. formerly Eliza Hickman, William Eaton
ana Martha bis wife, Agncss Hickman, Mary Jane
Hickman, WIN H. Spiller, Alexander Findlcy and Ca.
Uterine bis wife, and Mordeca Role and Mary his wife
Nelson smith and Elizabeth his WIFE and the said Nor
decaI Role and Nelson Smith, Executors of James p
hansborongh aud Henrietta Hansborough Dcfis
Inns day came the plaintiffs, by John w Nash Esq
their Attorney and filed their bill against the Defendants
and on their motion. r. r. Graves was appointed Gunr.
dian al fsH for the infant defendants Ella Eaton A.
ness Hickman, and Mary Jane Hickman and the de.
PENDANTS Nancy Hickman Ella Eaton VIM Eaton and
Martha his wife, Mary Jane Hickman and gness lick
man not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curly according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
Oh 's Court; and it appearing the satisfaction of lie
Court, that they not inhabitants of this Common.
wealtb--On the motion Of the plaintiffs by their soid
attorney, IS ordercd That the said Nancy Hickman
Eila Eaton, VIM Eaton aud Martha lis wife Mary Jane
Hickman and Agness Hickman, do appear here on the
hrst Monday in January next, (beiDg Court dny and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and give security for
performing such decree the Court may make herein
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper Published in the city Of Richmond and
Continued for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another
copy be posted at the front door Of the house Of h
cOanty. Copy-Teste,
Nov. 10. lJ4--wSwl RI. GRAVES u =
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WNM b. HAMLIN, (iate of Va.) ArroRSEY AND
w CouEsELLoR AT Law, offers his professional ser
wees to his friends and the public Address Sommer
vhle, tennessee. [56-w3m1 Nov H.
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"a OllCE--We shall renew our petition and Law il be-
fore the next Virginia Legislature praying for the
formation of new County, by taking off the lower end
OF Caroline and the upper ends of King 81 Queen and
Essex MANY CITIZENS
Of The aforesaid Counties
september Is. 30-nn
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q 4 mn REWARD for WAsuiScroN, who went
W Ill wv OFT on the 9th inst he is a tolerably like
~ negro about % years Old has full eyes, and down
LOOK when spoken to- uses his left hand mostly he had
on when he went of, suit of omcspun clothes will,
an old white wool hat have reason TO believe he will
Try 10 make on for free State and has probably gotten
papers from some free negroes working the Rail-
mood There are now number of the Rail road hands
osve!hg about and IT would be well to keep look out
LOT hm VIII give the above reward if taken ont of the
STATE or $50 1T taken in the State and secured in anv
JAZZ OF delivered to me- al Tayorsville.
november ~. lo4-6tl WIN. d. TAYLOR
NoTICE TO CARPENTERS Ricbmond
In fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- Road Company
WISH 10 employ workmen TO execute the Carpenters
work OF Is miles of Railroad supersructure The
highest Pucesby the day or job will be given
Workmen also wanted for the construction of Rail-
Road Cars
The building oftwO Lattice Bridges will likewise be
AS the work must soon be commenced and vigorously
prosecuted immediate application is inved
J. II. HOPKINS,
- Prin. asst Engineer
Richmond September 18TH 1895 az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24
AND THE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
10 nc Editor Of the S. II. 7ciegraph
,M X. Editor We have noticed. in yonr name

w w: MARSHALL's REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An infaible remedy for the Piles (which has been
tested by various persons in this civ and Sber
may De bad by applying to W. w. Marshall at the Man
II satisfaction IS not given the money will be returned
hJerenee to persons cured of CaHeer LateLll-XVian
TIeutt fInyanna county; Mr. Hacket Caroline county;
Edward Bass Colesyc; Ichd Johnson, Cumberland
county; Ihos skinner, f. City county; Sam'I Mathews
brunswick county; MIR. Noble, Prince Edward county
MT Miller, Goochland county Mr. Janney Alexandra:
William P. Wyche Petersburg
Sept. %. al u,r
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- as IL that soul fled"
We look upon this meeting the last effort of the
wing party get up feeling in Cincinnati in favor of
Gen HARRISON IL was the last flicker of the Harrison
iushlglt IN this quarter We say sorrow than
IN anger for 1t is mournful reflect upon the wreck of
hopes among those who sincerely rely upon Gen Har-
rison success, aud have built their hopes Of future
vaiion upon that contingencY.-N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

The Legislature of Delaware convsos.l
on the 9TH instant. We learn, with un-
feigned satisfaction, that the members re-
fused to accept the resignation Of MIR.
CLAYTON Of the United States Senate,
whick he had rendered, to take effect GU
the 18th. aud that the entire Wing Dele
cation forthwith addressed him letter On
the subject, demonstrating against his re-
firing from his present situation in the
strongest terms. On the 18th, JOINT res
olution was passed to ballot on the Sth Of
January, for Senator for six years from
the Sd Of March next and, in JOINT meet
ing, At A o'clock, p. NJ, Of the 6sh. Mr..
Clayton was reelected for six years, BY .
majority composed Of precisely tvo-thirds
Of al the member Of each House.
1t may Be rsasonably hoped, after this
refusal Of his constitusass 70
accept his resigaati -, ard their se,sswsd
expresses oG euuGoooUo i hin, hat Ne.
C3aytoa vifl no longer insise On resign
icg the tsuse which b - wor1hily d.
charxes.-N0. hi.
The railsoaA iron Lexingsos . oomple-
ted nearly to Frankfort, and the Locouo-
tive 70 b used upon il, win sooa b n op-
STATION.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Mr.. Mars patent box IT psssesviae p.
pens. deeds, notee, &c, from Gre, yesterday
underwent the test Of being exposed .
the heat Of a furnace, and made thosough.
ly red hot. TIE box On ~hich tho exoe-
riment was made which Was aboua q 81
in length. and in width about eight iscAes
IS composed Of plates Of iron, an = u
thickness On the top, sides aad bsleoo q
bout two inches and half. The inaesp.
tees between the plates arc lined With
some material which was not visible % the
eye, and with which ~ are unscuuaineed.
The gentlemen Who were preosnt enclosei
in the inside several alps of paper -
parchment. The box vas then jocked -
placed u The fasnsce of ths 6caesy e
Neom. Evans aud Co, Qneea slyees,
CbeepGde. 1ntwo ninutes and ~ ie
was completely rcd hot Il was thsa dmwo
lion H. f1unace, aa6 sAss hsviae 49, G,
lowed shost time 70 eool, 49, e9sos6.
The papeu and &c. Woso ~ n ~ 1oale
dnaaesd, nd fuo IL result e 10 -
pssvious sxpssiossaa is appsaw ~ ~
paaesAse - fslly pssfsa1ed What - -
undertakes. W6eohes osno L Wos6 AYo
ses;saed ~ spesaaies u ~ heea - WGoA
isis vassub3eessdfas haees 6ns q 1i0.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24
Fto0 IL Nv Yak C10aaupin1 60
FRIENDS CONTROvER1EY.

E01EANOO OO1V NV 0aED8x.
An opsnioa was pronounced . 0m1ay
by the Vice Chancellor, upon . noeion
made in behalf Of that portion q Tie
Friends society called Osthodox, - the
Of Receiver to take easKe
Iof the whole property Of To. a Aow
la the Possssios Of the defs1 Who
are tssmed Hicks;tes. After ~ Ssiaion
|of the society had tax ~ place il 161B, the
property remained in the possession Of the
defendants, except that the oomplainants
had, without interruption, buried their
dead in the Cemetery belonging to the So
|ciety. The annual income If the property
was about $500, and had Leen applied to
the Support If their schools.
The Vice Chancellor expressed his re-
|gret that . compromise hat not besn efiec-
'ted-for he thought the lines of separation
had been % much narrowed that such .
result was BY no means imprscticable-But
a. it had been 80 long delayed. it was pro-
per that decision should be rendered.
The great question in the cause 10, said
his Honor, which 10 the true Monthly Meet
ing for there cannot be two-each entitled
to the same property; and the cause 10 not
in such situation now that the court can
decide that qoestion. ~.
Al present, the defendants have d care
of the property-there is no allegation Of
danger or of injury to it, nor is il alleged
that the defendants are irresponsible
and no other sufficient ground being shewn
for the appointment Of a Receiver-the
motion il denied with cUseS.
ke,chum, for compliments Storrs, for
defendant.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Ns@sia4 - SeeaR.-k i IN ahsoluse
fact that pasent has been taken cut 70
nssine b sssam! Il coasists Of Tie appli-
catios ofths slsam 70 machinesy which
souAs - epls ofchildrea who happen 10
BE passnecm in steam veseh
TIE Loodoa Timesof Decembef 9Th, an
oounces that Mr.. Arthur o. Cnanes, Who
seok distinguished part IN the ooosp;sa-
eyof p6, - bssa esdssed b losd Wei
eaRtea to quit Ireland i00odia1elv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

Fr0cas.-Mr. Cohen, member Of tho
House Of Representatives Of South Caro-
line, from Charleston, has been assaulted
and severely beaten by two brothers Do
z'er, in consequence Of some remarks
used ny Mr.. Cohen in debate when the
account Of l.. Dozier was before the house
for payment, AZ q witness in attendance
on the contested election from Psieeo
George. 1t was decided nat to pay tie ae.
count On the argument If some gentlemso
that he was PasficePs cvi@isis in the VIC
lat'on ofthe elective franchise /; aod thsss.
fore was not eatitIed 10 any thing from
The House. A mandate had been assuod
against the offending parties but hey
have left Columbia, and could not b
Chroa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

AQUAKER REPLY,-Mr Sergeant in
giving Temperance Lecture to the Bos-
tonians a few evenings since, related the
following anecdote:
"A moderate drinking landlord, one who
gave to almost every customer who came in,
IN example Of moderate drinking, was har-
nassing the horse Of Quaker who had
stopped At his house, and as he met with
some difficulty in buckling a strap, COM
planned Of the badness Of his eyes, which
were covered BY pair Of goggles: As the
Quaker manifested an interest in his case,
the landlord removed the goggles, and sub
mitted the swollen and inflamed balls to the
examination Of has customer, begged him
70 tell him what he had better do for them.
my advice, friend" replied the Quaker,
sis that thou shouldst put thy brandy on thy
eyes, and tie thy goggles over thy mouth !"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

A Foasdlisg.-It 10 stated that found
ling, elegantly dressed, was left in the City
Hall, and that liberal citizen had agreed
TO adopt il and leave il $1,000 in his will.
We are sorry to hear it. It il Offering .
premium to seduction, or adultery; it en-
|courases people barbarously to expose
their infants; II places the ilIegitimate
child in advance Of the infant born in hon.
est wedlock. Sach doings should never
be thus encouraged, aod the State Prison
should be the lot Of criminally exposing =
helpless child To the mercy Of the elements
and tho world. At all events, a child
thus exposed should always be sent to the
Aims House, to be brought up among 9TH
or orphans. No citizen should b permit
ted to bring il up, because it was left at
h,s door or thrown in his way. If Provi-
de0ce has not blessed q man with chill
dren Of his own, and be desires to adopt
one, let him 20 to the Poor House and Sc
lect from the hundreds OF unfortunate Or
pha0s thrown on public charity, . fine,
you please, handsome child
and on that infant let his mercy and his
bounty fall; not take some rich rakes spu-
rious offspring, sentimentaily packed in,
. basket, and a direction PINNED to hrs cap.
Marriage is a religious as well as civil tie,
md nothing should be done to bring its
into disrepute.-N. Y. Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-24

The nomination of JAMES NJ. WAYNE.
(new a Representative from the States Of
Georgia,) to be an Associate Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States. rice
Johson, deceased, was, we hear, confirmed
by the Senate on Friday last.