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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, on Wednesday,, tho tth inst.
Mr.. THOMAS HlGGlNBOTHAM, Of Am.
hefs county. in tho Cab yonr Of his ege lie waa
brought up from early life 10 the mercantile pro.
fossiou, which no pursued with success, ond with
the confidence AMI esteem Of all with whom he had
dealings, or who knew him. Ho possessed n dis.
crlmino''ng judgment and hrmnes Of purpose, not
to be shaken, when that judgment convinced him
that ho was right. He was generous and benevo.
lent, humane md kind TO Nil who deserved IL no
matter in what relation they stood TO him, whether
~ scr vant assistant, relation or friond and char
table TO tho poor. Through liiu ho Observed an un
dcvinting regard to truth so much 30 "a 10 dsdain
to deceive, even by a smile. May all living men
practice his virtues II he had fail,ngs, (ani who
has moi y they cn,ana,ed chiefly from Ito goodness
OF his heart II no was no, a chrsu3n, ho pos.
scssed the virtues Of one and moro than thousands
WHO call themselves such. Tho wri,or Of this kne W
him long and intimnte'y-rnd in this short sketell,
Of his character, has, he believes. followed hs own
great example Of rigid adhoronco TO truth, with.
out which, indeed. there is no virtue.
-----. nj his residence, in Phsyi,snia COUNTY,
on Monday morning. the 9Th 'o1. Mi. WILLIAM
DEWs ven. in the S2d year oil his nge. lie ~ns y
soid,sr OF tho Revolutionary war. and wa, taken
prisoner and sent 10 Pblsdslpbia, while that city
was IN the h.nds Of The enemy. where ho w"s
confined 10 jail nins raonth, and ihi,'sen days
before he Was Ell changed lie was good neigh Dor,
n kind husband and All sneciioOsie father. lie
died Ia ihs full assurance that no was prepared to
meet his God IN pence.
-, In Baliimore,WILLlA AN PAT IEkSON.
E,q' oor Of tho oldest and mos, valuable cit'xsns
OF that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE.

The Report Of committee Of the Senate on the
extensive and daily increasing patronage OF tbs
Executive branch OF the government, ian abstract
of VIII CHI we insert this morning,) 10 document OF
vital imporf he people Of this country both
in the conclusions 10 which it arrives, and IN tho
general reasoning which leads to them. When we
receive the Report Itself, we propose 10 mako IT tho
text for few chaptcrsn the nnean time, we ask
for tho abstract. which we this morning publish,
tho attentive perusa' Of our readers Some OF them
will probably DO startled to learn, from It, that TIC
expenditures Of tho government, which, IN 1898,
were only twelve millions Of dollars. were, In 1883,
twenty three millions. and that the office holders
havo increased, in tho same time, from oo,00o to
100000 This is Rclr.neAment' with ven
gcancc!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on Thursday overing, 18th Janu-
ury, by tho Rev. Jesse Wit Mr. Nj. p. CLARK.
SON, of Kentucky, 10 Miss ZERlLDA 5
lEKNpON eldest daughter Of David Herodon
Esq of Campbell.
-, on Monday, the Cd instant, at Ginning
ton, Frederick county, Virginia, by the Rev. VIII
liam Jackson. MONCURE ROBINSON, Esq
to CHARLOTTE BENNETT RANDOLPH.
only daughter Of the late Bennett Taylor, Esq
-, on the 9Th inst. al Forest Hill. Amherst
county, by the Rev. MIR. Page, MIR. ARCHIBALD
GOVAN. Of Hanover county. 10 Misa LUCY
ANN, daughter OF Mr.. William j. Waller.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
PUBLIC PRINTING.

On the 7Ih ,ust Nlr KOhr TtkOn tho rem ntB-
tive in Cory,es, from IN, Richmond district. sub.
m;,,.d IN. fllouino r., =, n,ion, the consideration
of which w,, deferred us,il the 9TH,
"R.,oIved. That tho Office or sppolntmen, Of
p,n,e, IN III. S.n.,. and House OF Renrssso,s.
,,v.. ,s.,..,,v.l. n,.ht IN m. .ho,i.h.s n, dis.
n.os.d win.
:. Resolved Thu, In fu,ur. nj, nr;o,ius on public
,ccoun, ,hond he done uod,r contract, with sncb
n.,,on. and .,bi.rt m ,uch rev u.,iou, n, NAV be
author ed and pre,c, ibed by law and thai 10 this
and m. q.c,.,.,v az IN. q.n,,s ,bs Clerk Of tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

VyNHE subscriber y u, sell, nj pus' ovoason, ~
IL the iY,h day Of February, cn>u,ns dsts, Il.
Lo, vi ieh hn family resides
The sale will be condue,edby john X. y. Psyne
sho vii. m said day, make Known III. ,ot,ns
sale Possession vii Lo gwen on or bcGre re
lsI day of May jNO e REID
Jan. m Y.fw,stnis
~ This aubseiibcr has sso Ser,an, WorAn
with two ANAL female children, for sale The no.
man /, about thirty three years H nge--s good
Cook Washes, Se A very qaie rc,eeabe sss-
want, G.. Il
Feb 10 tai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
COL. CROCKETT.


In letter to the Editor Of a paper published l."
his Congregational Disuict, Col. Crockett s,ves Ne
the folio wing Information and reflections:
called last evening TO see Judge White. Mr..
Luke Lea, MIR. Bunch and Mr.. 5tnndifrr all board
Al the same house with the Judge My business
was 10 see a leuer that Mr.. Lea had recei,ed from
the Judge, in answer 10 tho one that the delegation
from Tennessee had addressed to him, tina, is, all
except two--Mr. Polk and Mr. Cave Johnson
aud his Honor, Mr.. Grundy, refused TO sign II. lbr
balance VI US, every oUe. signed u, ana when
wro,e you before, did beiievs that not memb er
from tho State would refuse but as To that was
mistaken, for find two Representatives, aud one
Srnator on tho other side. But ! cannot believe
that their districts are with THEM, though this Is
none Of my bu.iness---so | cXpec, the hest way 10
for every one 10 take care Of his own.
The Judge says. IN his reply 10 US, ~ W"ch as
we could expect from him. He SAYS IN" Prrs'ien'
cy Is a place ,hnt In no time vi h's h's he ese'
wanird-nor did he ever believe himself qualified
for tho otfice-but that his services have been long
b,for, III. people, aud that no was IN the hands OF
his niend,--ihry could, il they choose. run hi.
name and If hs was swccossful II WAS an ofhos that
he could no, decline but " his friends choose 10
Withdraw hnn, they would have hs hearty nppro'
baton. This wss az much as We could expect
him to say. ! do believe him the only man 20 ths
nation able 10 contend against little Van.
The office holders have got their champion
M. Benton, TO come out In n long lie ter, which
viii send you, and sent you The paper on ye,,er.
day that contained my Rn,wtr to II. The Van Bo
rem party are sending of wagon loads OF them
printed in pamphlet form do hope tho people
will no, DO dipped by il. NV letter wa. intended
for burcsquc On II. and | hope il may have the
desired effect. I nm satisfied that his letter WA
Intended to alarm Judge White and hi. friends,
and drive them from the field bu, hope TO SEE
them stand hrm-ihey cannot be ben,e" Wy The
caucus system. DAVID CROCkETl.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
JAMES r.. IJORNER, A. 90.

AVE this day received, OF heir Mo Cds'
N So'e full supply Of COTTON YARN.
ftc's tho Lynehbntg Factory. II will compare with
any Cotton sold ~ This market We ask OF ON
customers 10 give II trial
N 3. Our stock of Cireassans. FiAnesis, Dur
kets, and other Winter Goods, winch wit, s-,a bs
roma nnseasonab., - heavy, n"d No AFRO diefin,n-
cd 10 sell them Oh a, neDUcgp prices
JAS f. HORNLR, s. CO.
Jan 70 wGwI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
MISSISSIPPI.

The Legislature Of this State convened. in
extra session, under the proclamation OF the cover
nor, on the 10Th Of January. We notice. among
the members present. The name Of Greenwood Id
fore an Indian chief elected TO represent Carroll,
one Of the new counties. The principal business
Of the Legislature will be to elect United states
Senator, in place Of Mr. Poindexter, and to obey
tho recommendation Of Gov, Runnels, who, IN his
Annual Message, advises the Legislature 10 IN
struct their Senators 10 vote for expnnging, from
the Journals Of the Senate, tho resolution adopted
at the last session, condemning tho power assum-
ed by tho President in the removal Of tho dcpo-
sites.
1t amusing. 10 look at this recommendation, TO-
eether with the nomination, by the jackson parry,
of R. J. Walker, as the successor Of Mr. Polndex-
tor, in juxta position with the following epstle
written by the said Walker 10 Mr.. Black, one OF
the Mississippi Senators, twelve months ago.
Cop, Of a letter from II. j. Walter 10 .John Bidek,
da,cd Natches, March Isl, 1884.
DEAR SrR-As promised at our p'rting,so givo
you my views on any subject which might he IN
tere.ling to your common constituents, hasten
10 say, that Mississippi will with great immunity
sustain you on the deposte question. In fact, the
public voice loudly demands restoration OF the
deposites, and the crcatng bank to supply gen
cra currency. A State bank can no more supply
and govern the general currency, than State go.
yernment can direct and control the offairs of tho
nation. Go on, your constituents are with you
the country must be delivered from the fightful
sceres of distress, which have rulncdu Us.
In haste, tho boat is starting.
Your Oocdent,
RI. WALKER.
What can be thought, by honorable men. of an
individual who alter expressing such sentiments
a, the foregoing, has literally uaversed the State Of
Mississippi from one end to the Other defending the
removal Of the depostes and denouncing Nation
al Bank-snd who, as the reward Of his zeal, has
received from, the Jackson party the nomination Of
Senator, in pluce Of ono ofthe very mon, whose OBJ
noxou,ne.s 10 the msicriy IN 'is' State is the con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
THE RICHMOND COMPILER.

This pspet has changed ha-ds. NJ. M. Robin.
son, Esq, i.s late Editor, 10 succeeded by Mes's
0slIaher a waker--the former OF whom -
member ofthe House OF Delegates from Jefferson
county, and tho latter u pracl'cai printer The
Compiler. under tbs,r sopsfinsndencs 10 10 be d'.
vested Of the political ehars.,e, which !, assumed
under liz late proprietor and relapses into its for
mes state of neutrality" a business nnd. CONNER.
eial psper-a literary and miscellaneous repos',o
ry"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

fr A resolui,on WAS offered IN tho Log stature
Of Maryland, on the nh ihs approving Of the NOM
ina'ion 81 Rosss g. fancy, Esq. 10 saai on the
bench Of The Supreme Cour, Of tho United States.
Rejected, 50 10 l6 Such IL the verdict OF his near
est nelgheors, by whom he il bee, known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

" We understand iha, a meeting ofths friends
OF tho admin,strs ion wss held a, Campb.li court
house on Monday last. aud that WV. DAsikL, Jf
Esq ofthi, place. was nominated a. candidate
for the n.,, Legislature. In conjunction with Capt
OpiN q. CLAv. We have not heard whether Mr.
Daniel vii, accept the nomination. Under the
impression that bs would mol be a candidate, We
learn, that, NJ meeting !" me lower part Of the
county. Major ZAccHnus L. CmsArHAn hn been
nominated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
POST OFFICE KEORG AIMED.

The bill recognising this Post Office Department
ha, passed tho Senate by a UNANIMOUS yote-four
Senators only absent W. are not At prepared A.
present to give a sketch Of The changes eo"'e"pia'
led--but hope that they will be suhcle~' to SO
cure the efficiency OF the establishment. and TO
protect the public from tho enormous couup'ions
aud frauds recently brougb, to light.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
THE LATE COLD SPELL.

Wa have been furnished with tho following
notes, taken by Mr.. Jubal Jordan, Of Bedford
(Fahenrheit's scale).--
Feb 7th.-7 o'clock A. NJ, % below freezing point
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

uT The Globe hnRounces tho appointment oil
Or. Richard &. Mason. Of Virginia. as treasurer
and Chief Clerk Of the Post Once Department,
IN the room OF the Raw. Obadiah u Browr.-Ibe
Doctor was very active, il 10 said in getting NJ in
.lrnotions to Mr.. Ball OF FairfsI. to vote against
Mr.. Leigh-and 10 he hath his reward
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my entire srsk Of Coos, ssf
- nsfshsudzs ,ooks, and as<ou.ss, 70 ctss;es
II. Moormsn, those who srs inJehstd % ms will
mnks Psyn'enl to him, and obiigs the wster
A H.GAiLiOy
Fsb. 10 VS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

GJ' II IL stated that more than ono thousna
hands are nov at work upon ,hs Richmond an
Fredericksburg Rail Road, AMI tina, they nte pro
crossing with great spirlt in their labou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
THE ASSASSINATION.

Welay before our readers. this morning. fnll
details Of Two critical Examinations TO which Rich.
ard Lawrence. the maniac, Who recently attempted
to ssssssinste Gen Jackson, has been snhj eetsd,
by ply siesn,. and others. In Warrington Cmv--,"
e-rher with the explicit declaration Of prs. Csasi"
and Sewaii. that, on certain Subjects tho o"fer,a
nate man labors under decided mental hsll"eins-
ton. Notwithstanding these clear aud oneq"iv al
de monsiratons Of his Insanity. however. the Wash.
inston Globe insists upon !, that Lawrence Is en-
mel, rational. and that he was ins'ssird TO the
preparation Of the foul deed by SOME individual o.
individuals behind the screen! II the Editor OF
the Globe believes what h- snyf. hn 10 crrdalous
s'mplston,-f he does 40, behave ". II Is uo"eoes.
sAry TO cay what he 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

KY We arc authorized to announce TINT DA
VlD s GARLAND, Esq is a candidate 10 repre-
sen, he people of Amherst in tho next Legislature
Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

rrThe Alexandra Gazette is received regularly
again. The worry mail which boro our complain,
Of irrsgulari,y trough. Us batch Of tho missing
numbers,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
WANTED IMRIEDYATELY

4 T the Vifginiau oiise5cns or ~ Ar;y,n'sers
n 10 tho Printing Business. Il is iss,c.eazy
tina, they shoa'd''s -0la 70 rrsd o.t srt- le.sby
well.
Teb s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

rrThc House Of Representative. VI Aissssehu.
sets have again elected MIR. DAVIS a Ssna,or Of
thu, State ~ Congress, he receiving a6s vuss. and
J. q. Adams ea9, --Scaucrins IS. l, remains 10
be seen what Course tho Senate, which had elected
MIR. Adams. will now take
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

I\,e thermometer stood in tho came place during
the above obsevv a,ons- tho northern side Of tho
hsuse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

sequence Of the ayowal Of sentiments which Mr..
Walker entertained in common with than. until m
tcrest OF ambition, os both, suggested that II might
be profitable 10 aposatize from his opinions. and to
ssssl the unsuspeciing men whom he had ,rcaehe-
roasly encouraged to stand .p in ,hcir defence :
When Tho highest public hon1s OF State ara con.
fsssed ." such an unprlnciplsd renegade. surely
honor and honesty must be Obsolete things.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

fr 1t is whispered thai Amos Kendall ia sho.'
y TO ee promoted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

WISH TO hire, Tor the remainder OF sbe year. a
- Negro Man, that can come well recon nenacd.
One that can drive carriage would bs preferred
for such one, good hire will be paid by
HENRY BRcWs
Feb 10 =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

l-r We have received ia. o. Cor January No
of,he I" Southern Literary hesssnget" W. have
no, ye, looked INTO ~ but il sa,d TO equal " II does
no, sutpass the preceding Numbers
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REVIEW.
or TIE LYNcIIDuRG MARKET

CoRngcrpD ny UoLcossg s. JgREe
Extreme pricos Of passed obaeco Ei IS 80 b 10
Inferior 10 common 7. 10 D tn
Common 10 good 6 90 10 7 10
Good 10 fine 90 70 3 40
Lugs, new J SO 10 1 SO
Strips mono In market (lnstprices,) Is TO g 90
Inspected tho moth OF January, LIS hhds. passed
tobacco POP hhds refused total 326.
IL I..ua<f1om. 1914 1919
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

:, ar, Of Ohio sh'io all our vast territory and
tbs ps. attitudes were suffering, must be aseribed
srIe" ,s.r temperature produced by the influence
10 'hs "' lakes east Of it. Al Cincinnati, Ohio,
o. 'ns moderate weather was observed
the ss"' ~. Y. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE.

To those unskilied in naval affiirs and
naval larguage the history of naval bat
ties is not always perfectly Ineligible;
and even to i've ski full, there Is degree of
~aineness in Succession of dnscrip' ions,
which detracts from the interest which
separately they wou be apt 10 excite; but
traits of ci.aracter arc inie ligi'l lie 10 all,
and as various a. man and The CiTcumsta n
ces which ATTEND him w. have given
dissertation Of the battle, and biography
of the hero IL HE butte: We append a few
charact RS c anecdotes.
A chain s1n, having passed through the
hulw rk. struck The second Lieutenant Of
the Lawrence in the breast. knocked bin
down, and dyed IN his hosom; Perry
who was 'endIng near him, fl W 10 his as
>istance, raised him NJ. aud seeing no
marks Of a Won Il told him th II h. WIS not
injured "Very well. sir y said the Lieu
tenant, m,ng to ht,ns If, '.but this is my
sho,:" AMI coo.l, put 1t in his pocket.
/ the character OF Lieutenan; Yarnail, o!
the Liwreace. IN the attitudes IN whicii il
has been presented 10 US, II II is not he.
roic, is someti ing m,re. II seems 10 have
considered the fighting of a battle, piece
of business, which VS. to be done, and
must b.. d he we'll Al the battle OF Esie
ne had equipped hi'nseifin common sail
ors dress. lie had received a wound IL
ine head, and another IL the mex. each OF
watclI he al hastily bound mp y ii, b N
+ q una hin ikerchiri; his Nose ike " Use
/ mad been pierced by spinner, and hat
! " lien to .riohtfui dlm-nsinns. D.sre
s,rdIny. or rhaps Unconscious OF hI:
40 lnd-. or III sti> appear nee, hs cam
loa deck L. Cpl. Penny. aud in:a-snsd IN !
III tie a.iI GERS 81 is dsv.s.oa were allied
+, lie captain thereupoa "Td-fed others II
,nelr . ,ces IL short time, Yafnaii re
! turned vitae similar account. and d re-
qnesi for more officers. II THIS reqles'
4 Perry CO I'd o. Il answer. Il h sve no more
I :wpdsy> alter the bittle csup.e oi =
i dsau< were found lucesie1 on board IA
:, Detroit. uneTe thsy had resn&:aed wlsflou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

spite OF the ehortu,x pieces Of ice whicnV
'e"iceo every ms nt . cut us IN t""'
we were he first I'd arrive on the opposite
"'nk' whrh ''i'" Russian cannon was al
st.n'. Pb9uet represented I" me that
Il we did not march on. we should he fro
Zen before a quarter ofan hour; and he be-
took blmself.io ru nj - Cha sing me before
-t-----R.4 he had scarcely tiken a hun
bred steps when he fell with lis face n the
snow. A bali had broken both his legs
fastened 20 his reli.f
"Mlrch u.!" he exclaimed.
''Cp,porai,"i repl'sd, ''ypu have saved
my life within his very hour; will never
abandon you''
m ich, tel You, am ha pier than
Won folks are In five minutes | shall feel
no more cold"
II was. perEiaps. the first time in his life
that he had appeared content with his STU
ation.and he expired IN It few seconds after.
whilst pressing on his lips The cross which
the Emperor had given him some time pre-
VtUuS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

Making tie Dunj 10 speak."-We
we're shown, On Sliurd :, oae Of the most
cases e cure # m deafness.
under The hands Of D. " ser. Of this
CITY. that we n we ever beheid. His name
IS Nathaniel Wilson, vo ng man # about
81 wears If age. of higil. r. spectacle FINN
liz, of Port-m ,n,h- Virginia. woo has been
FIR ,me ttne an intn4te Of the Deaf and
Damb Institution nf his city. The skill
fal operations of Dr. Webster almost in
simultaneously restored the sense OF hear
ing 10 this unfortunate mute, who had
been, Up to the period Of his fnanhond, to-
tally cut of from all inserrou Sc with the
world. The left ear is entirely restored.
and the right partially. The frs, efi.ct
of the new Impressions Of seuni upoa l.;-
auditory nerves. op .TIn- 4 new sni InaSi
important medium Of distraction 10 hi
mind. was, as may he Conceived. exceed
| inCly painful bat 1T the same tim. tht
source ofun1ll ',ei delsht. IN few lay
! he became accu toned. in some n ASSURE
{ 10 this novel excitement. AMI the Decto
+ commenced 'eachtng him the p-oaunci
i ton of the alphabet. IN re~pect - willc
ne was placed in precisely the same pos
,ion as an inf ut. We were witness TO Z
rapid Proficiency in acquiring the eIene
! ta,vs unds Of the different ltfers. in eac
), of which we examined hiaa personally.
: Coed peaches are s. bGs.lei at Vas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
steam ships.

The New York Daily Advertiser s7vs.-
= nat steam Sims can nav gate the O:eaG
s,;ety is no longer proolena,ical. sr"n
England steam packets navigate the North
Sea. 10 Ireland, Spain. the Mediterranean,
I'd even to itdia. There cannot be a
nu i that packets. Ifjudic;ous'y built. and
-k.lfuly uavi-a'eG, world no: only be
euad saf.. and exoedi,ious vessels. but
nat the investment would BE found ex
ceeelngiy pof,atis.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
MAGNIFICENT PREsENr.-An Est In

MAGNIFICENT PREsENr.-An Est In
diaman arrived lately a, Lon1on. bringing
as part Of her cargo a number Of articles of
the most costly and IN enlficent descrIp-
ton, 8 presents TO the King Of England.
from the Kng of Dude. They consisted
o. bedstead of solid g Id AMI table of
the ,me metal; two chairs Of solid silver,
besides other articles, the whole richly
chased aud nrna,nen,ed with carved fig
ures There were sen, also, two elephants,
two Arabian horses and two dw IF buff,
Ices. The elephants are small OF stature,
being but eleven years of age. m lie AMI
female. accompanied by attendants, ma
tives Of India. alfred in the splendid Dire 3
es of the country. and the elephants &C
cou'red with splendid trappings. The
dwarf huff ,loes are Of the size of the com
mon pig III Hlss country, ut are III s.
he utiiul creatures, and as CURIOSITY
uniqie. The whole of the presents are
4s'Ina,el of the value Of ESQ, 0OO.-
Bosios Transcript.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
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the Editor O. the New York Herald
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