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From the "Recolleetiona Of IIousckoepor:"
TIE HELPLESS BRIDE.

For the nnist thrifty man could never get
A well-storedsoon,, unless his vii. wad let.
Gentle Shepherd.
A letter which ] have recently receiv-
ed seems NO appropriate TO my recollcc-
tioms, that I hope l shall DO excused Tor
presenting II 10 these dctails. Its writer,
Emily Lawrence, seemed ne, er made for
coarser implement than No. ~ nee
die. Before her marriage she breaihcd
tho very atmosphere oil in'.S gcncc, the
acquisition of various accomplishments
being the only discipline she was called
TO endure. Her hands were white nnd
so6 as infancy, her step untroubled and
elastic, her spirits joyous anG gentle, her
smile delicate as moonlight (; she wss a
sweet creature, and he friends loved Ia
liz her along the road Of lilo without her
touching the earth. Her EXPERIENCES
after her marriage will he best illustrated
by her letter. .. -
"QuIscr, Mass. Aug. 9th, ia.
".My dear Friend,
Z" have been Soma Time intending Ia
write to you, as 1 promised, to give you u
description Of our establishment, and the
beautiful scenery abou. this delightful re-
zion. 4 have bur little excuse ior L'y
delay, and will make amends by long
letter.
aYou recollsct TINT when ! lett my
dear maternal home, my nnther provided
me with excellent don,estics, and every
Thing useful and elegantly suited to ou'
large fortune. Indeed there seemed nc
SeSeiency throughout. the whole sssab
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PREFACE.
fn every commercial country there is
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country hns personal enterprise, under
the advantage Of geographical position
uushcd this system to u grenter extent
,hxu has been witnessed in the U. States
10 the commercial part Of our commun''
", and to the profession OF tho law, tue
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Why Is Bristol Congressional District
mo. io,) like Bunyan's Pilgrim be-
cause il sustuins u Burden.
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MISCELL AN Y.
For tho Star.

For tho Star.
Why i. ,an following story. related by DR.. Good
iias thu isaraction Of the Spanish Armada! be
s.,uss IL is .od
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For the n,nist thrifty man could never got
A well-stored COON, unless his wife wad let.
G,.yIb Nbe,b.rd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

k4OO06 OE A8G NISSAN n Nv kNos
Mr.. vawtsr made the following report:
The committee to whom wao referred !,
resolutions Of the House, directing an en-
quiry into the expedicncy Of laying out al
the unosgsnised territory, within this State,
into suitable n':,nber Of counties, have,
according = order, had that subject under
CONSIDERATION; and although the committee
arc aware that objections have and may be
urged against the measure, On the ground
of legisIating in tho dark, Of aiding indivi-
dual speculation, N the moro advantageous
purchase Of lands. BY adording . knowl-
edge Of counties and county boundaries,
yet notwithstanding the above objections,
and many more, that may be advanced, the
committee are, however, Of opinion, that
the advantages that will result to the State,
,s.rcngly recommend the measure, as con-
jtemplated in said resolutions 1t is believ-
ed that il will tend directly to advance set
Elements, to increase the population in
ievery part Of the unorganized territory that
Iit will have the good effect Of more firmly
uniting the northern, southern and middle
portions Of the State together; that in ad-
ditioC to the increase Of settlements and
population, will be the increase Of roads g.
public highways, in such directions As will
give to the public 4 confidence in their
utility ard lasting benefits, thereby affor-
>1ing facility and comfort 10 the traveller. all
(Which will tend to bring into the coun-
(try additional wealth, and wealth will bring
with il intelligence, industry g. enterprise,
Ill Of which should be promoted by every
section eff the State; but more especially
thar portion along and near the line Of the
canal, AZ the productiveness Of the canal,
when completed. will greatly depend on
the wealth and commerce Of the adjacent
country. The committee have therefore
directed me to report by bill, entitled bill
laying out all the unorganized territory, to
which the Indian title has been cxtinguish-
ed in this state, into suitable number Of
counties and for other purposes; which
was twice read, on motion Of Mr.. Chapman
committed to a committee of the whole
House and made the order Of the day fo'
the present time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
TwENTY-THIRD CONGR
SECOND SESSION.
The following scrap Of Congression
natter was crowded out last week.

matter was crowded out last week.
SATURDAY, Dec. 20.
On motion of Mr.. Hamer, it was
Resolved, That the Select Committee
to whom was referred SO much Of the
Presidents Message as relates T. TIE e
lection of President and Tiss RFesident Of
the U. States, be instrooted to sa4u0l6 in-
to the expedieney Of 80 amending the Con-
stitutisn, 49, provide for lie election of
PresioDae and Vice Presdenr, by direct
vote Of the people il districts; the sum
- Of districts iVeeach State to ba equal
- the Senators tand Representatives to
Which each State may be entitled in Con
|hress, and each district having one vote.
he Election q said ofhcen in no even /,
devolvSupoA Congress-. Mop erson who
- been t(ected President to be again
eligible to- that Office. And that no Sen
|ator or Rfpresenta,iveshall be nominated
to any o4ce ofhonor, trust or profit, IN
der the authority Of the United States,
whilst b. lding seat in Congress.
The house then resaned the considera-
ton eftAe motion subnlitted by Mr.. Clay
ton, on che 10th inst. - the effect that the
sCommitfte of Ways sd Means, inquire
into the expediency ofrePorting law for
the purpoee Of remittiDg the duties of Lo-
connective E6g1ss, rail ssad car wheels
With rolled iroa tian, 49, springs, sc.
already imported, orr hic60ay be impor-
tsanstws yeess." t. qesstion being on
striking oue I" Wsys - 1ens," and in-
sorting '.Comm1sese az Manufactures,
an animated discussi lsss which we
shall notice hereafter. - = Dluton Vas
finally laid on the tahIoA10 Sote Of 123
to S. The joint resolutinA 40 he sale
of the ssLion and two HGg1Dq 1Uoo1ved
~ q present from the EmJ Fof Of To-
rocco. was read the third Gmee The
House then adjourned over til Eoaaey.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

MONDAY, Dec. ~, 1874. =
The bill to authorize the Registers A.
Receivers Of the Public Land Offices %
administer oaths connected with the entry
and sale Of the public lands, was taken up,
and read, a. follows:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United States
|of America in Congress assembled, That
Ill be lawful for any Register or Re-
e any Land Office Of the U. States
ser any oaththat maybe neces--
eired by Law, in the entry or
psbiie lands, end 10 recsive
III co0pensation as now is, Of
Bonfoer b, allowed for the admins
of oaths or taking afidaviis, by
NJ Of the State OF cerritOryin which
! service may be performed; and suc1
I5dayit sAail Re fled In the proper Il
|OGcs, n nov requsssd by law.
sea. And be 4 farther saae
IAax persoa Who sha1 wilfaDly
lrvpaiy take any fal.e oath BE-
Isisese q Receives = any L.
~ UaiAsd Ssassa1nia any
= $3.50 d De tesE9
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

Half ssd Half-The following dia-
logue was heard not long since near our
Office:
Joe. Good mornin, lsam' how you do
by dis timer How you good lady, Mise
Dina, and all you sweet little children?
Isam. Sort o we'll and sort o. not, Mis-
ter Joe, bat = leetle more sort o not.
Where You bin done goini
Joe. Gosh! bin to sec 'um wild beasts
down yooder. You neber study nat'ral his
tory Jsam, did you! Moakics, fda no had
a tail, be Niger. kin-folks; same like brack
mas - a Peck a psas.-But, Hy! You ne
ber seed Do lsllsfens, (eIepssans) did you
lesm.
lsam. No-vhat he Ekes
Joe. He hab . foot like traw in de
middle oh hoecake; he nose like . bFack
Jack ssse, and be Aiag him round just same
like oowhids.
liam. Gosh-what eosnplection he be
Joe. Jus from he nose % be tail, one
half bs.ck-sot - hack - yos, bat sort o
hsack-ius oae half on him bach.
hm CollyLYoa doa't say %, Joe.
WHIT q tu3des halfl
Jeo. Ts1Ass halfY Oh, b hack too.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

On motion Of Mr.. M,Carty.
Hys0fred, That The ComWiteee a. 8oooD
and canals be instructed to iaquiss iaeo ~
of a grant Teach alternate 80
ton of the unspWopriated psblic )Asd -
each side Of road leading from l4awssooe-
burg, by Fort Wayne, in indians, - White
Pigeon, in Michigan Territory, to - -
piled to the construction of sid ree4; -
also Of like appropriation foe . soaa 49,
ing from Oxford, in Ohio, y Libssy, ~
ton, New Castle, Muncsyeswn, aa1 ~
forks Of the Wabesh, IN Indiana, - Leho
Michigan ct OF near tie moathsfths -
Joseph's river.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

TUnDAY, Dc. -, 1884.
Mr.. Clay offered . resolution teae -
3lst instant be fixed On - the eine - -
delivery Of the os.tios b JsAa ouiasy
Adams, on tho Life and Ckosoe1se ee0q1r
eral lafayette.
WEDSnDAy, De. ~
Mr.. Tipaon moved tho eaaGedeea15oo e
the resolution submitted By lin sp0e 1syO
since institufing IN inquiry inee - s8pe
diency Of establishing port a eo1y - -
Wabash. After some rematks 6uD -.
Upton on the subject, the sesoluaisa ~
adopted. Mr.. Hendricks suhaiaasd 49,
olution on yesterday, which vss taksa -
nd'adopted-that tho CommitAoe - -
Post Office and Post Roads b iaslsUeeo9
to enquire into the expedieacy efeseah1ib-
ing a post route from Louisville, b ~ 10y
of Salem, Bond, Bedford, Bloomingtoa, -
Bowling Green, to Teue Haste. Az .
post road from Bedfogd thssagh 0sun9
Pleasant, to Pmtemville. Alsp Ten Do.
vile, through New Maysville, Gsssa c..
tie, Putnamville, Manhattan, Plsasaae Oas.
den, Bowling Green, Raas.yS nil, Cey
County, and Caledonis, 70 Cagiials: Qso
much Of said route ssnay - hosotooIso
have been established b. Nv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

SERMON FOR BACmEEORs.-TheH Hartford
Mirror contains a lay sermon, for the special
benefit Of the Bachelors Club, founded on
the following text:
"And they called Rebecca e. said unto
her, wilt thou go with this man, and she
said l will go."1[Genesis. 25, VS..
In those times, ceremony fomality sing
ing and sentiment were altogether un-
known. Rebecca was sensible girl, and
jumped at the first good offer. We would
have picked out q better text to preach be-
fore the honorable and venerable fraternity,
viz:
~Jacob kissed Rachel"
That is something substantial for bache-
loss to say grace over; the other text was
for the benefit of Rebecca altogether.
eJacob kissed Rachael,
And lifted up his voice and wept."
How pathetic. The fact 10, time and
the fashions make strange inroads upon
poor human nature. Here was Jacob
securing the country to find wife, and on
4 fine sunny day in the valley Of Padnaram,
he saw her at q distance, drawing water
from a well; being ba.efooted: and, without
ceremony he ran towards her, and in the
language Of the good book, be "kissed her,
and lifted up his voice and wept," We
have no accout that Rachael, ''bOx'd his
eas for his rudeness" ~ in these days Of
simplicity and innocence would have been
doue, particularly in "good society"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

suhiss< - = as1
to Z 80 = - - I -
ID go 49, - sooDou6 U -
H. eE<e0 vjll have 6uenx
ofsksss szan dsfisses ps
fore, easitIsl - - sx1ga ~. e=
|is gne.su1 - salariank - - e
~ - = - s. s
- go 80 - ~ r. -
~ 49, go 81 oGg11 p Is
= - - s
tee. IT. . *..
commit the bill to - :
Whole House, 10 orj i :
perly amended. ms
Mr.. CLAY hoped tha6z -
commit would not prevail.
iect Of the bill was 10 afford - 49,
purchasers Of the public hsaqv r. o111
their entries and purchases JlUll q
the amendments was isapoeonne = Nke1o
paying tho Eco of twenty AeDoonoo -
defeat Of tho bill. InuGeUoneo1e'
passage Of the act, he had s1s1nos6 So
amendment Of one Of the gsaaoosnoo GsaD-
Indiana (Mr. Lane. He sevee eso0
support the amendment Of the oshes 0s0r
Der from the same State (Ads. MeChsty,H
A commitment, unless 70 . day special
would be tantamount 70 Q defeat of -
measure, aud be hoped it wosA NJ y
done.
Mr.. MCCARTHY proposed - eaannie
the bill and make il the oedes 6os ee-0ae~
row.
After some further debate NJ. McCAr.
lty's motion to commit was negatives, ana
Mr.. Lanes amendment was adopted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

The Spoakeg laid oeaoC0 the no. u
annual Repust ofths commissioners Of the
Wabash and Erie Casal, accompanied By
statements and estimates Of the State En-
gineem. By this report it appeam, that
thirty-six miles Of The canal will be compile
ted this year, and viii cost $436, so 45O, q
an average Of 4l2,Oo6 96 per mile. 1t H.
% states, that there IRE now completed md
under contract, seventy miles Of the canal,
which will be completed during the next
year, and will cost in the whole &6S5 900.
being about the full amount that has h..ere-
to(ore been appropriated by thu legislature.
The Commissioners uED- the pscn;ety Of
further sPpsopsi' lions; ont lease abe q
mount to tie wis1om Of the legialapre.-
BY re esti:nates Of the Engineer Who sur
veyc9 the route for the Whitewater Canal,
III appears that the whole cost Of Tie con-
|struction Of that canal will amount 10
81 ,l42, l26, or $l4,9O0 per mile. The
whole distance Of the route from Nettle
creek to Lawrenceburgh 10 76 miles, and
will require SIS locks. Considerable dis
|cussion took place on . bill, repostcd BY
Mr.. Shaw from the select COMMITTEES ia
which il had been re committed, in amend
|ment Of the execution law, allowing, in id
dition to the property nov exempt from
execution, an additional bed and ading'
ia number Of sheep, and the t0ola me-
|chanic, not exceeding $50 in An
able and eloquent defence -
was made by Mr.. Shag 80
gentlemen partlcipatcd -
Mr.. Conwell moved an Z ~
the property exempted shoG =
wife Of the Observation-Disclosures Mir
Smith Of Fayette, moved that t. u and
amendments be indefinitely postponed
which motion Vas under discussion when
the house adjourned. In the course Of the
day, Mr.. Walker reported a bill for the re
location Of the county seat of Dearborn
county; which passed to secood reading
On yesterday morning, on leave granted
Mr.. Kilgose intsodsced resolution, that Z
committee be appointed, consisting oftwe
member from each congressional district
to enquire into the expediency of abolish
ing the present District system Of electine
members Of Congress, and that they may
hereafter be elected by general ticket
1lr. Willet moved that the resolution be IN.
definitely posapo0ed; when Mr.. Smith q
Ripley moved to lay the same upoa Ae Z
BILE; which motion carried in the afkiEma.
tive. Mr.. Moore, On leave, introduced ,
bill to incorporate the Spencer Steam mill
Company; which was read and passed to q
second reading. A message from the Sen
ate announced that they had passed the
Joint memorial from the House, relative 4
a grant Of land for the completion of the
Wabash and Erie Canal, and its extensiou
to the Ohio river, or to aid in some othel
work of improvement Attending line o.
communication from the canal to tina
stream.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

From the Indiana Journal Jaaaay 6
A bill was yesterday rep< II the
House ofRepresentativsa, b -. =,
from the select COMMITTEES r Nl -
luton on that subject $50 -
izing the Canal Fuad -
contract loan Of $500 - = -
the three per cent fund, ~ -
ty years, but may be rcdeems - =
i in part after the expiration Of G -.
1t appropriates the sum Of 40 6och
organized county to be applied I'd y i'm
provement oflmportant roads; and eels =
part the sum Of sos 900 for the uQsgani-
zed territory, to be loaned outby the ySeas.
nry of State, and applied from time to tie,
under the direction Of the General Assem-
bly,, to the improvement Of roads in 81
territory. The bill was twice read, and
made the special order Of the day f.r Fri
day next.
1t will be seen by our minutes Of proceed
/ inas that the resolution proposed some
time ago by Mr. Crume, providing for the
organization Of Probate Circuit Courts fos
the Transaction Of probate business, was
not adopted; and We infer, from al that
has taken place, that there win be No
change during the present session in the
manner Of doing probate business. 1t ID
still believed that majority Of the House
are not satisfied with the present mode,
but that majority being divided between
the plan of giving the business to the Cir
cult Courts, and the plan Of establishing
Probate Circuits, will, in al probability,
leave the matter q it now stands.
1t Is supposed that late this evening fJan,
Still bill providing fos the sDmence-
ment ofan adraloren syste9 80
will be reported. Il -
noon that such would
| We understand tn
tee Of thirteen, appg
Ily to agree upon
30 repeated.
Mr.. Booa Submitted 81 = ~ 81
lowing resolution:
Reen1peR Thai the ca i1noo - ca0nIl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
BUTCHERS AND TANNERS.


long will . man lie in The
earth ere be roef
Cle~s.-Some 8 OF 0yeau; . tssscs 80
last you nios years; bic hi6e = g 49,
nd viii his trade 'hss As1' sos'
water long while.
TaaaesD never die;-nay, smile ~,
~ speak The wosds ofsobernsss and truth ;
-es 10 doctor and he'll tell yos Tss-
mere sever diet A very inselligsas and
distinguished physician Of THE city told
~ only . Few day since that b nsvse 10
Tie course Of his practice kosw . tasner
de, and he's sxami"ed tho poisa. He
once made THE remark, h. said 10 . med:-
cal college, asd they laughed n ham; bel
desired any oue that ever knew . tanner
die 70 step 6osward.cno body came; The
next wear, DO made The remark, and
the lasxh and the challenge werc repeated
and alweys with the same result
one had ever kaown . tanner die. Al
Ilsag,h the doctor made the remark to .
|sasnss, and the tanner told him, his mas
|sss bad died. @And vas he . tanner r.
|-Yes." CHOW old was her "Ninety
|odd.n ~Aad did be tan up to that sgee"
l"Oh no! h. stopped 20 years before"
Then ho was NO tanner," ami % Zen in
this solitary instance the ran dieI. but
the tanner did not. Ind eve: after death
they ouslsst tsher NEE, 1t least % says
Shsksefr sars, AM he was no quack. And
|. butchers, :aough they die, are never sick ;
they grow tat, and plethossc, and apo
Ip!eetic and Gall down some day - il shot,
bus are never sick. And let eo0sump-
tive man become . hatcher, it, worth all
the doses and docaosisgs in the world 1t
seems % though hs inhaled the life Of
those whom be Stays, and lives on upon
their powers Of LIVING. And the neigh
borhood Of butcherses, tho unpleasant is
not unwholesoms; vegetable decomPosi-
ftioa psuduces poisonous miasma, hot not
80 with animal; however, upon the whole
we had - lief have puFe AR both for health
and comfort, and would not recommend a
renewal 70 Bloody Run for the sake ofthe
aroma, though 1t the SANS time the pre-
vailinx orders Of that neighborhood are
NET, - many suppose, vesy deleterious.
Tho fact 10 literary men are tho scaPe
goats Of the community, they bear the
sicknesees and ills that flesh II heir to,
while the working men 80 ealled) 60
free.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10


had something to do with this kind Of ser
vice myself, and will vessuse TO say,
that the compensation for these extra du-
ties, by the allowance of the ordinary fees,
will not increase the cmolument Of the
oGeefs Of single land Office in the United
Sn1ss to excesd $500 or $500 per an
nums - Dii1AGn1ing this fact, there
we're t.alee - pssceding pub
foaaI& 0Aen Pre-eae9en rlkhfs had %
b peflbcted, when it would feqsise 0uge
than one Of two clerks TO enable the re-
gisaer to keep pace with the demands up
on his Office, and this must be done with
the greatest possible despatch, cost the
officer what it may. arm not said Mr..
McC., in favor Of increasing salaries, but
the reverse; but when you demand the
time and service Of a citizen, you should
pay him reasonable compensation for
the services you thus demand and receive.
Mr.. Nice. 0as aware that his colleague
was convGtsant with the transactions In
la particular land Office; his attention had
upon q. time been particularly directed
that WY, but the gentleman knows full
- burthens Of - amendmenl
tw7l - the officers qffha91f
rs, - - duties 911' lot hxvl
- perfm9 ksrsfnhj bssthea vii
= eo~assos - dsubs very uueh
-. No uhnefee i - ever u
= pnaio1 e 1us1vezAs e whsahse !
~ - rD psis1 - co0ss =
IaepI Z Z vjsA aay sohe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21
by the Globe) is S24,42s.5s6; and ex.
ported in the same time, $4,000, 900.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

1T rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and CAancery, for the Coan
ty of Hampshire, on the first Nom
day in March, 1885.
George S. Jenkins, pIaintiff-againss
Isaiah Parker, defendant,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant Isaiah Parker not
having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act
Of Assembly and the rules of this
ourt;-and it appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence that he is not an in
habitant of this country; 1t is orders
ed, That the said defendant do appeal
here on the first day of the next COURT
and answer the bill Of the Pleintiff /;
and that copy Of this order be forth-
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lisbed in Romney, for two months sue.
cessively, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Courts
house ofthe said county Of Hampshire.
A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H. c.
March Z, 1885.