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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31
For the Richmond Palladium.
REFLECTIONS,

I For The Richmond Palladium.
/ REFLE TIONS,
I W1tsen after an Erenusg Ran,ble.
Sweet Solitude! How soothing to the soul,
Thy still, small voice within the woodland cast
How melting to the mind is thy control,
When mem'ry meditates upon the past:
The softened sounds ofevening, from afar
Steal on my ear from echo's hidden dell;
As busy industry declines to mar
The scene, Oh solitude! l love 80 well.
!
Within these silent. unembellshed walls.
The spint wakes in meditation deep;
How much unlike the pomp Of grandeur's halls.
Which charms the sight but leaves the soul
to sleep.
Oh, sweet simplicity: Thou reignest here,
In all that's worthy Of the soul or sight;
No pomp, no pride, to err.Dg mortals dear,
Proiane these walls or bring unchaste delight.
Each object speaks sincerity and truth,
What man should be, alas. that he Is not
Come hither, Ohye vain, unthinking youth.
And here with me survey this siIs..t spot.
Beneath these aged Oaks to silence given.
Sleeps many a head that meditated here:
The habitations erst Of souls in Heaven.
Who proved in life their piety sincere.
No marble monument atlosns the dead,
Or tells the story Of = pcmpous name
So let me Gle, % rest in peace my head,
Unknown to fortune, favoe or to fame.
But oh not all unloveti-let one kind friend
Ger my lone tomb she'd PHYS tender tear,
Among the many that perchance may bend.
To weep DER those that coldly slumber here
". w.
o. The time Of holding the Circuit,
Court in this County is changed to the |
list Monday in March.
The Milburn, Maine, Sentinel. states
hat the thermometer in that village on
sunday week, at sunrise, stood at 80 de-
.rees below Zero-in Forridgewick, at
in Arson, at So!
The keeper Of the Montreal jail, recent
detected in some sausages brought to
he prison by the brother OF a condemned
ictim named Lane, six small files, no, in
ended certainly for internal consump-
ION.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31
RILL ENE X Y.

HE undersixned take this method OF
= informing the public, that they intend
carrying on the 6llenery and Mantua-
making business. and keeping constantly
on hand an assortment <plain and fancy
work. on Front Street, ons door north OF
the Methedist Meeting house
RHODA THORN6ERRY.
RE6ECCA COX.
Richmond Jan. 10Th, 1885. l-3t.
cash MUST CONE.-The subscriber
y has . csnsiderasie, sum due him. IN
notes and accounts 0sh he has waited
for until patience has ut ceased to be
to those who know themselves indebted,
that collections WILL II 9ADE according
to law. il payment is not4ads ~ the lss
February next. -
CALEB SHEARON.
Nov. %, 1894. e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31
TIL TRU TH!

DEBTORS Of the estate of Philip 8.
Hitchcock, deceased, late Of WAYNE
county, Indiana, are hereby notified for
the last time, that the demands against
them are in the hands Of William Cox, ESQ
of Richmond, for collectiGn. No further
can be given.
ELI BROWN,
J. FINLEY, Admr's.
January 10th, 1885. l-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31
TAkEN Up by Lawrence Nj. Stevenson.
ID ESIDlNG in CLAW fowueb;c W,vrol

III Clay tOWushp, wayne
county, Indiana, on the first day of Jan.
1882 brown mare, three years old past with
n star in her forehead: no other marks or brand,
Perceisabie. Appraised to th,rty-ive dollars
by Joseph Thosnburg and Jacob Gslsean this
i:sn January 1885. 4 true copy from estsay
book. JOHN kR ANY =
January 3lst, 1885. le
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

DIED.-ln Centreville on Wednesday,
the 2lst inst. in the Goth year Of her age.
MRS. CATHARINE HALLE, Censor: Of
James b. Halle, Editor of the Peoples Ad-
vocate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

p LACE OF FORTUNE.
JManagers' office Wheeling, Ia. Jan 2lst, 1885.
DISTANT ADVENTURES will find
- below synopsis of two brilliant and attrac.
tive schemes to draw in February, 1895.
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY
Class No. 4, draws Dist of February, 1895; or.
ders received until the 23d.
$40, OO0-lO, OOOL5,O OO-75 of 1000
81 Of 500. &c. sc.
Whole tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters 50.
DELAWARE LITERATURE LOTTERY.
Class g, draws on the Goth of February, 1885.
S2O,O0O-5,O 00-75 Of 1000, SC.
Whole tickets only S5--shares in proportion.
All orders from distance promptly and con-
fitlently attended to, if addressed to
CLARKE Il COOK,
Wheeling, Virginia.
who sold few weeks since, "a capital of SO, 900
in whole ticket, to Mr.. James Kilkenny of Ea-
ton, Ohio, and who have sold, within few
capitals amour ting to Sl75,OOO, and in
a few years, one million.
As the celebrity Of our Office for selling capt.
tai prizes is so well established in the western
states, we deem any comment unnecessary.
When ten dollars is sent the postage need not
be paid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

IT AW NOTICE-The subscribers
- wing entesed INTO Co-pastDessAiP IN ~
practice Of the Law, Win faiShfully attead r. AZ
business entrusted to then. N. ~. kAv oay
be found at his Office in CentPeviIbey and J "
Borden ut his oihce in Richmond, VIXEN ma ."
sent on professional business
MARTIN N. RAY,
JAMES w. BORDEN
N. B. N. NJ. Ray will aeoessasily b. a6e.e
during the session Of the Legalature- Any -
siness coniided t. US dunsg HE soeenee may b
handed to him At Indiana polls, o. len at his -
Zee in Cnetreviile with Mr.. John Ray. Coz
mnnicat.ons on business nay be forwarded -
]. W. Borden at Richmood.
Nov. .. 1884. 46f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31
RUNNING GEAR vARNIsH.

FOR carriages, kept for sale at the Drug
store Of LINDSEY Il BlGG.
October 18th, 1894 -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

A nurse let child, two months old,
Gall from her arms Few days since IN
New York, which caused its death in q
few hours.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

On y OAOA1 CONAV1AV04 0OUVobv SASsD sC~es
By tho favor Of Gen. Upton, we arc en-.
ahled to lay before our readers Bill, in
tsoduced By Mr.. Hendricks in the U. 8.
Senate, fos Tho cootinuation and repair Of
lie Cumberland Road. The sum Of $lOO,-
600 5os this state will probably be a much
. can b sdvantsgeously expended the
eaaiag season, -, We understand, q con-
Siderable part Of The late appropriation is
not yet applied.
Our neighbour Of Ohio are at variance
with respect to the location Of the road from
Springfield in Clark county to our state
line. A deputatiOn is now at Washington,
sndeayosing to procure a change from the
original survey 50 a. to take the road through
Dayton and Eaton. :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

RPss1ie Of L<tarrs.-We are requested to say
lhat NJ WIN. Pearson having ceased to be pub
ish0 Of the Republic Of Letters, all conmsn,-
eatiooa relating b the work, are hereafter to be
Asected 70 Geosge Dearborn, - Gold Street,
New Yesk.
TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY.
A number Of citizens convened at the
Richmond Hotel on Thursday evening las,
asreeabiy 70 previous notice, for the pur-
psse of taking into consideration the pro
rsissy ofcelebsating the ensuing anniversa-
y At the birth day Of WASHINGTON.
We have not room for the proceedings
entire, bat will merely state that commit
tee vas aPpoinsed 10 make the necessary
arsansmsnts, and that CHARLIE MosRE Esq
IVES spPo;ntsd orator and d. p. Holloway
Reader a Washington's Farewell Address.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

The keeper Of the Montreal jail, recent
y detected IN some sausages brought to
the prison BY the brother OF a condemned
victim named Lane, six small files, not in
tended certainly for internal consump-
ton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

The Milbnrn. Maine, Sentinel, states
that the thermometer in that village on
Sunday week, at sunrise, stood at 80 de-
grees below Zero-in Forridgewick, at
in Arson, at So!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-31

o. The time Of holding the Circuit
Court in this County is changed to the
FIST Monday in March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
The Resolutions Of Instruction, submitted by AIR.
Vafkius


The Resolutions submitted by Mr.. Watkins
of Goochland, on Tuesday, have attracted little
attention, for variety of reasons. In the first
Mace, the known political reputation oil their
author a. busy Van Buren, electioneerer, and
nose-counter, more soicitous of influencing an
election in favor of partizan oil power than OF
conforming measures 10 the permanent interests
and established principles OF the State, or Inc
bebests of the Constitution, stripped his propo-
sition of all weight or dignity. In the second
place, constituted as the House of Delegates is,
all feel the certain destiny that awaited this pun
nv and aburtive bauting OF pariiZanship. That
destiny no doubt will be, To lay the resolutions
on the table. as unworthy from the electioneer-
ing design which obviously gave them being OF
the dignity Of being noticed, or of eilcItlng ami
madvrrs Hhig.
ResoIred That the General Assembly of
Virginia, still continuing to regard with serious
concern the efforts that ha, c been made to oh.
tain from Cong ess renewal If the law incor-
porating the United States Bank, because still
impressed with tie CONVICTION that there Is no
grant of power in the Federal Constitution, ex-
press or justly implied, which can authorize that
body to pass such or any other law OF incOrpo-
,tion; and hecarse The General Assem- by is also
convinced that 81 eat monied institution like
that oflhe y. S. Bank. governed anddrecIed ny
IA small central power, is susceptible "f abuses
aernicuous to the best interests of the country:
and solemnIy impressed with the heliefihat such
is still the mistaken conviction OF the good Peo-
pie Of Vrgina-do hereby instruct our Sena-
tors in Congress to use their hest efforts In op-
posing. by every means in their power. the re-
newal or rlou CATION Of the Charter of the U. s.
Bank, or the establishment of any similar inst,-
tuition. or the creation of one in the nature of a
Government or Exchequer Bank, to be placed
wholly or chiefly under the control ofthe Fede'
raj Government.
g Resoired That the resolution adopted on
the Lib of February, 1884. by The last General
Assembly instructing our senators, and request
ing our Representative in Congress to procure
from Congress the adoption OF proper measures
for restoring the public monies TO the bank ofthe
United States, or causing them to he deposited
therein according TO the directions and stipua-
tons ofthe act Incorporating said Bank. he here
by rescinded, and that our Senators in Congress
be- instructed to oppose the adoption of any mea-
slires for restoring the public monies to the
Bank of the United States.
g. ResoIred That our Senators in Congress
be instructed to use their best eXertions to pro-
vide for the custody, safe keeping, and DISPOSE
ton of the public money in State banks, or in
places other than the United States Bank or its
Branches, under such restrictions and limita.
tons as tn its custody and removal. as are nest
calculated To free it from all unnecessary Exc.
cut;ve Influence and control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

The Richmond Enquirer acknowledges that
the ruiz OF construction adopted bysGen. Jack
son, with regard TO the improvement ofthe ma
vigation Of rivers, is faacous one. "Wc
showed" says the Enquirer, mot only that II
was mccmpa'ib le with the Constitution, but the
mischev"us consequences it ould produce; and
that it would give Congress the extraordinary
power, by tso~n law. of determining what was
constitutional ard what " as not"
The Globe will "beg leave to differ" with the
Enquirer on the subject: the Enquirer will pub
l'sh the Globes nonsense, and there the matter
will end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

Er. Atkinson, of the Senate of Virginia,
Or ugllt under the operation OF the Van Buren,
In III uctions. has resigned. There are four Elec-
Il. n n'w Pc din G, to supply vacancies in the
pre- en- Lcgr la'ure-on the result Of which, the
e ci'n ola Senator OF the U S. may most ma.
teri 'iIv dep md In the Senatorial District of
Mecklenburg, &C. to supply the place ofDr. At.
kinso", r is"ed. In Lenis county, the candi.
dates are two and two, from each side. In King
and On N, to supply the vacancy occasioned
bv the death of M. Pollard. (a friend ofthe Ad-
mini>traton) Messrs. Robinson and Fleet; the
former friend, and the latter foe to the Ad-
ministratIon, are the candidates. In Somthomp-
ton, to supply trc vacancy occasioned by the
death Of DR.. Harrison, Ga Whig) DR.. VIM. B.
Goodwyn administration and Capt Edward
Butts (oopoSition) are announced as candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

Cold Winter has come ia earnest. The last
two OF three days have been the sererest we re.
member to have experienced The Potomac is
frozen over, mp and down, as far as the eye can
reach; and, if this weather continues, the navi-
CATION of the rivers will be stopped from Maine
to Georgia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

Mr.. o"non has written verbose letter to the
Jacks m Convention in Mississippi, declining
their nomination for Vice President-recom.
men 'irg union and harmony-and plastering
Mr. Van Buren, with as much praise as he could
conveniently daih on. The letter is not in any
wise important or interesting; but we perceive
the party" intend to make mares nest of II.
'"r the Globe has the following announcement:
"Mr. f.'s letter is working off at this Office In
pamphlet form, on new, handsome type and
fine paper, neatly covered, and will be furnished
to order al SO huHdred.n
We suggest, as an appendix, the EAST Room
Letter"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
would not be admitted to run and fair partici-

would not be admitted to full and TAR paftel-
patton.
Perfectly assured of your ability and dispo-
sition to discharge, with hon to yourselves
and advantage 10 our common constituents the
high trusts confded to you, We have the honor
to be.
With the highest consideration, and most
i perfect respect your obedient servants,
JAMES THOMAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

The thirtyfour counties, the Senators from which
mr.. Speaker Moseley included) voted In favor
of the instr uctions to Mr. Mangum, il is said IN
the Raleigh Register, are tn minority Of sbopA
1000 of the Federal population of the State Of
North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
FOUND,

FOUND,
'nN the Mount Vernon estate, on the oath
~ ult., SILVER WATCH, dropped per.
haps ny some one tresspassing on the lanrI. The
owner can have il by paying for this advertise
ment, AMI the fine for the trcsspass jan 5-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,

December I9, 1884.
"HE Stockholders Of The Bank Of Alexan-
Il dria are hereby notified, that The annual
Election for ten directors thereof, will be held at
their Banking House, the third Monday, (being
the 18th day. ofJanuary next. Polls open from
10 A. M. TO P. NJ. J. ROBERTS, Press.
dec 1q-rniJ1q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

We do not seek to paiiate the course Of the
National Gazette, as the Telegraph thinks. We
do not know that The course of the National Ca.
re tie requires paAiation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

Mr.. CANDLES resolution relative to the public
moneys (see yesterdays Gazette) was laid on
the table in the House Of Representatives on ga.
turday, by vote Of lO6 to 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

The Wing members Of the Ohio Legislature
have recommended JOHN MCLEAN as next Pre-.
sident This nomination may be productive Of
important results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

WANTED,
s00 LABORING Men, and $50 Horses and
JOO Carts to work on the Richnond, FIRE.
dsricksbnrg and Potomac Rail Rod. distant 20
miles from Richmond and 30 miles from Frede
rcksburg-t near TayorsvilIr.) Apply to
PHILIP ROACH co.
Alexandria,
Or on Sections Is, II, Is, l9 & 90 OF the above
Rail Road.
P. Roach &, Co wish to purchase GOOD
HORSES & CARTS. jan 3-3aw2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

We have inserted in to-day's paper, principally
for the benefit of ofour subscribers in Maryland,
the Message of The Governor Of that State. II
is sensible, satisfactory document, and might
well be recommended to the imitation Of those
in other States, who, upon such occasions, infiict
upon the public long and dull essays, instead Of
concise messages
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 6. 1875

The subject OF our relations with
France naturally attracts great attention, and
rendersihe news from that country highly in.
teresting. On the 5th and 9Th Of December there
was an important debate in the Chamber ofDe.
putes, involving the appreciation or condemna.
ton Of the course of policy marked out by the
Ministry. Al the termination OF the debate The
question was taken, and the result was, 1874 votes
for the Ministers, and III against Them Maio.
rity for Ministers. 81. The precise shape the
resolution adopted was as follows "The Cham.
Der being satisfied with The explanations which
have been given, as to the policy pursued by the
Government. and finding them not disconsonant
to the principles laid down in its Address passes
to the order Of The day"
A letter from Paris, published in the New.York
AmerIcaD, says--''this result is greatly in favor
Of our American question of The indemnites;
f1r with the existing ministry here, there has
been pledge to make cabinet question Of II,
and know that all the members are well dis
posed; whereas if the Tiers part had come in,
there is no pledge on their pari, and the leading
members Of It know have been and still are
opposed to us. This affair will now be brought
forward before or by the last of this month, and
my opinion continues the same that these funds
will be voted"
This letter, it will be seen, talks of the subject
not being submitted to the Chambers before the
end OF December. In that delay we see much
to fear; for the rrcelpto the Presidents Message,
before the bill has passed, would, perhaps, arrest
all friendly proceedings, though still We rely
much upon the justice and good faith of the
French nation; and, We may add in any emer-
gency, We shall expect to witness the moderation
as well as frmness of our own country
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-29
a9nRtrp.

From the New Monthly Magazine.
LIFE AND DEATH.
o fear not thou to die!
But rather fear to live; for life
Has thousand snares thy feet to try,
BY perl. pain, and strife.
Brief is the work of death
But life the spirit shrinks to see
How full, ere heaven recalls the breath.
The cup of wo may be.
O fear not thou to die!
No more to suffer or to sin;
No snares without, thy faith to try.
No traitor heart within ::
But fear, o, rather fear,
The gay, the light,the changeful scene,
The fattering smiles that greetthee here,
From heaven thy heart to wean.
Fear, lest, in evil hour
Thy pure and holy hope o'ercome,
BY clouds that in the horizon lour,--
Thy spirit feel that gloom,
Which, over earth and heaven,
The covering throws of fell despair;
And deems itself the unforgiven,
Ftedestined child Of care.
o fear not thou to die!
} To die; and be that blessed one,
Who, in the bright and beauteous sky,
May feel his conflict done
May feel that, never more,
The tear of grief or shame shall come,
For,thousand wanderings from the Power
Who loved, and called him home!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-29

we're saved, viz: Mrs. Hankins and
two children, Miss II. Hankins, and
three Of Col. Dozer's little boys.
The survivors were two hours in
the water, holding to the boat, which
was bottom upwards, before relief
came. Col. Dozier was man much
esteemed by all who knew him, for his
integrity, industry, and the excellent
qualities of his heart. His wife and
family were amiable and interesting,
and much beloved. The Rev. Mr..
Hankins was good and exemplary
| man, whose loss will be deplored by
his bereaved wife and children, and
numerous friends. Welearn that Miss
| Potter was an only daughter, and We
feel that any attempt at sympathy with
| the afflicted father, and the other
mourners on this occasion, would but
fall far short Of consolation.
II is stated that five of the bodies
were found Oh Sunday.
We learn that the lives Of the sur
vivors we're preserved through the in
strumentality of young negro man,
the property Of Mr.. JOHN Dozier,
(brother of the deceased, named For
tune. We trust that his great exers
lions in the exercise of duty and affec,
ton, will not so unrewarded.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-29
INTELLzGENCER.
aknnanep:
SATURDAY. AUGUST 30. 1885.

EBONY AND .ToPAz.--The New York
Evening Star states that there is an i'm
mense church building in that city, in
tended, as it is rumored, for the white
and blacks to sit in the same pew. The
Abolitonists really must be crazed, or
possessed of devils.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-29
ANOTHER RIOT.

There has been serious riot on the
Chenango Canal, among the Irish la
bourers. The military were called out
to suppress it. We shall have further
particulars in aday or wo.-.PHIL. STAR.