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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

Wisconsin was consdercdas in Committee Of the Whole
amended and ordered to be cngrossed Tor third read
ing. ., 49, ,..,,,,
The resolution offered by MIR. King OF Alabama, fix
ng on the Beth Of May Tor the adjournment OF Con-
grrSS was taken up.
MIR. Clayton moved to lay it on the table, which mo-
ton; having been advocated by Mr.. Benton and oPpos-
ed by Mr. Nangur was ncgatvcd by yeas IL, nays ~
Mr.. Mangum moved TO lx OIL May 18th as the day OF
adjournment, which motion ncgatvcd by yeas II,
nays Il the Chair voting in the negative.
Mr.. clay then moved To make Monday, May I'D, the
day of adjournment which motion prevailed by yeas %,
nays ii.
The resolution as amended was then adopted by yeas
The Senate has therefore resolved to adjourn the
ODD Of May -.
ENpUNGINC RESOLUTION.
Mr. CLAYTON stated that the eXpunglng resolution
had been laid the table at his suggestion, lie would
TO take it up for consideration, s.he Senator
from Virginia (Alr. Leigh was then in his seat
The motion agreed 10, and the resolution being
under consideration.
Mr. Rvcs addressed the Senate at length in support
Of the resolution, and in reply TO the Senator from Lou
MIR. Leigh said he would reply to his colleague; and
unless any other gentleman wished to proceed he would
move that the resolution the discussion OF which he had
anticipated likely to during his absence
from his scat should be laid the table, promising to call
it as he should have had time 10 examine The
authorities.
The resolution was then laid on the table.
The Bill requiring the Government and Post Office
Department to make specie payments under $50, and
payments in all cases equivalent the spot to specie,
was taken up in Committee of the Whole.
The Bill was advocated by Mr.. Benton, and opposed
by Mr.. Wight:
Mr. Buchanan moved 10 strike out $50, and insert
$40.
After few remarks from Mcssrs Davis, Wright and
buchanan,
On motion Of Mr.. Mangum,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Storer moved suspension of the rule 10 enable
him TO offer the following resolution:
Resoircd That the Select Committee on the Rules Of
the House be instructed 10 inquire into the expedency
of so amending the standing rule of this House, that
hereafter the session Of Saturday shall expire al twelve
O'Clock at night and that part of the Sabbath shall be
devoted to the business of the House, unless in of
urgent public necessity, be previously determined by
majority of the House.
The motion to suspend was losl-yeas Ga, naysS7.
Messrs Leavtt Lord, and Company, transmitted to
the House, through the Speaker copy Of III" private
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
MICHAEL. NULL. Prom
ISRAEL NULL.
WA. NEWHOUSE- MIla
LU M y e 2 /.

Z HE public are hereby notified ~ -.
net, Joshua Harvey and Levi Keessss, q =
18th day Of August last, enter isfe CO.
10 trade in the above article, under ~ ~
by the style Of I. Bennett Co. At The 80
Iy Of A. Crimes + Co, in the the towas.
where all kinds Of lumber will be bog
as formerly.
Wanted Immediately, oak, ash, and ~
ing Of any convenient length. Alss,
three quarter, inch, aud inch snd
boards (PoPiar); inch and = half snd fven
Of the same three quarter inch, inch -
two inch oak boards add plank; -elss II
from Is to 25 feet long, - BY 6, 2, -
oak do. same length - BY 3 and 10; e. ~
fencing BY 4 at bottom, asd y - 49,
long. also Of larger size, 5 b = - ~ :
BY At top. same lengsh; poplar fsneag
Z to inches vide, from IL TO 10 ~ ~
wise poplar Misunderstanding ofasy O.
I inch thick. and to incheSvide;
all kinds Of lumber in common uoe. =
to be square edged I. DElQe8t
Riehmond, Nov. 5th, 1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6, 1886.
WHITE SLAVERY.


Such base attempts have been lately made
by portion Of the party press, to misrepre-
sent the votes given by General Harrison in
the legislature Of Ohio, in relation to the
criminal laws of that state, that we believe
It the duty of every editor who values truth,
to disabuse the public mind in that matter.
The charge alleged against Genera Harrison
Senate. voted to sell poor white debtors to any
persons who would pay their liabilities for
their services. Now the truth of the case
is this; bill was before the Senate, supple
mentary to the act for the punishment OF
|certa:n offences therein named," and General
the bill. permitting fines for petty crimes and
misdemeanors, to be worked out on the high.
ways in the proper township. He next vo.
ted to retain the 10Th section, which provided
that persons imprisoned for fines. or costs, OF
both, should be sold out to any person in The
state who would for the shortest period OF
service, pay such fine and costs, rather than
run the state to unnecessary expense. When
this provision was stricken out. General Har.
risoa voted for the final passage of the bill
This is the sum and substance OF the whole
matter, aud viewing the bill in its worst light
had It passed With the Objectionable features
it would not have been worse than an existing
law OF Indiana. Whereby ali the convicts Of
our State Prison are sold on: to one man By thu
year. 'I-et justice be done though the hea
vcns should fall
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Look sharp next Monday. Turn out ali
hands and let Indiana show what she il, and
who she will delight to honor. Our state
has heavy stake in the contest. With a
debt Of millions, created to improve our IA
ciiities OF intercourse and to give US some.
thing like an equal chance with the highly
improved states Of the east, where much Of
the money which is continually draining from
the West is expended, it is due to ourselves
that we should, in the choice of our public
men, have an eye to our own interests. Let
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

THIS is to certify, that we have . Nc0mI
Waterwheel to our Grist Mill, that vas ~
Andrew Hunt Of Abingdon, Wayne Couaiy e
That we also have an oversize; waicrwheJ. =
feet in diameter; That we have carefully -
Of tho3e watcrwhecls; That VIC have grosde
bushel of grain Of the same kind aud qualify Z.
Of those wheels, and made the meal Of as nena
6neness as possible to d., and that the g.
was sixteen minutes in grinding the one =
running by itself, and that the McCon0d
afterwards. also running by itself, ground ~
bushel in twelve minutes. The OVERSIGHT r.
wecel 4 foot 5 inch Laurel Hill Stooe.
Laurel Till Stone was little sharper dscssse
the Burr, and upon the whole We are Of
that the Mcconnell wheel will fully equal ~
shot, or more than that under equally -
circumstances, for our overshot wheel al
are now in tull, midGling good repair, aadf99
should doubt these assertions, they ra! c'ess
see it done for themselves at any tine vbnf1
be attended to with convenience.
MICHAEL NULL. Prqd
ISRAEL NULL.
WM. NEWHOUSE Nta
Fayette c.. Ind Oct % 1896.
Any information on the subject Of the -
Improvement may be had hy addressing ts
Der a, EagieviIie, Ashtabula County Ohio
Editors who may deem the above Masae
lie utility will confer favor BY giving 4 9
ton. G. L. GkoES1G
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

ifis stated in an English paper that a man
named Lorenzo Giordano, Of Flumare, has
sconc tne means OF remaining six hours at a
tine IN the deepest places At the bottom Of
the sea, with the power Of wslk;ns at ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

BY the subscriber living in Richmood, Wayne
county. oce red STEER. supposed to b three year.
old. No marks or brands peree,v.hle
CORNELIUS VANSANT.
AAO month 9th, 1856. p44-3s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

ExpKpsTsous War OF KILLING BED-suGs.-
Place the animal on a smooth pine board and
hedge ham in with putty. Then read to him
an account Of all the railroad accidents which
have occurred within the last twelve months.
As soon as he becomes so much frightened as
not to be able to stir, draw out his teeth and
ne Will starve to death.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

rate of a mile in an hour. For this secret
he asks the sole right of doing this for two
years, and the half of what he finds IN has
submarine peregrinations.
An English paper says that Brittania met
al teapots are now made oy steam-the
round bodies are spun, and the wooden ham
dies and knots are cut out by powerful steam
engines. A good workman, it is said, can
spin twenty dozen pot bodies in day.
Comp1lxENraRr.-Iaa late number Of the
New Orleans Bee, we find the followlrg:-
aNew York is the seive Of the Union. The
foreigner is sifted through. and settles
upon the western lands; while the ioafer, the
pauper. and the cut throat remains behind
MuRpER.-A stranger was found murdered
on Thursday evening last, about four miles
north Of this place, bullet having entered
his breast On the right side and passing ou,
near the left shoulder. He was found short
distance east Of the Michigan road and south
Of Mr.. Envart's farm, in thicket Of hazel
bushes, and from his appearance had not
been murdered more than three or tour days.
He was d small man. about five feet a. inch
es high, fair complexion, rather dark hair,
very fine upper teeth, except the tooth on
the right of the lett eye tooth, which was
rather sunken, his under teeth were double
and very irregular; he was genteelly dressed,
had on blue Jeans frock coat, with black
paper buttons, blue casinet pantaloons, MKT
Jeans vest, mining Of red flannel and back
with black muslin, white twi!led flannel
drawers, black fur hat, new store peg boots
with red morocco tops, Il pair of homemade
woOlien socks, blue, with white toes and
heels, 4 pair of new white bucksk:n gloves, a
blue cotton umbrella, with an ivory top, d
pocket compass, small penknife with horn
handle. small pistol with brass barrel
and sheep-skin pocket book, were found
, lying near HIM. The pocket book contained
eighty dollars, Of the State Bank of Indiana
one fifty dollar bill, two tens and two fives
Fourteen dollars and fifty cents in silver wa.
4 found scattered around him.
An inquest was held over his body and th<
: Jury decided that he came to his death by
ball received in his breast.
! Since writing the above, we are informed
;, that gentleman answering that description
r BY the name Of Amos T. Irwin, Of Montgom
siery county, Ohio, stayed all night at Mr.
! Vigus's Tavern on Saturday last. and lief
! |early on Sunday morning for Michigan Ter
: ritory.-[ Logansport Telegraph
ii " The Massachusetts, Silk Company, nco,
lDOrated only about a wear ago. with capitol @
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

M.RrrANp.-No more of the Van Buren,
electors of Senate have consented to quailfy,
and there is now no immediate prospect OF
cnor,m. Messrs. Lntbieum and Duvail,
Who were expected to recede from the ground
thew had taken. in consideration of the vote
of their respective counties, have publicly
disclaimed all intention of so doing. Mean
time, the Wing members continue in session,
waiting the course Of events. We do not
see the end Of this as yeti New Yorker
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

A balloon recently ascended from vaux
hall Gardens, London, with nine persons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

W The Massachusetts, Silk Company, incoi-
porated only about year ago, with acapitol Of
$l5OOOO have already 7S,OOOmulbery trees in g
|fourishing condition. Ii this is the way Yam
key brethren going into the silk trade, farewell
to the Lyons and other French lmporters!-[Eve
ming STAR
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

GsosetA.-The Georgia Journal, of Octo-
Der Is. printed at MilledgeviIle, after noticing
the result Of the election 70: the member. II
Congress, rs far as then ascertained. saws.
The success Of the White Electoral Tick.
ct is new considered certain-thousand. will
vote for that ticket, who voted against our
Congressional. ticket.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

rate of a mile in an hour. For this secret
he asks the sole right of doing this for two
years, and the half of what he finds IN his
submarine peregrinations.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
A TRICK A BASE TRICK!

BAPTIST MEETiNe.-We are requested to
say that Elder J. B. CooK, Of Cincinnati is
expected to preach in this town on the 18th
inst. second Lords day, and two or three
days. Of the hour and place
notice will be given.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

NEw core-we learn from the Globe that III.
new coins to take the place Of the cent. Which !.
nov too cumbess0me 81 use These ~p:n. AZ. -, =.
nsae OF . m'x'ore Of SILVER aud copper--,he b.If
Sess 10 % The size Of half dime. ,ha c.., nice.
sce ssse a the diuse; and the two ana Ale $50.
pee 'ns SO OF quarter Of dollar. Th;s You'd
tssasn>ss Spsesator.] e''''"ey---
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

An English paper says that Brittania met
al teapots are now made BY steam-the
round bodies are spun, and the wooden ham
dies and knots are cut out by powerful steam
engines. good workman, it is said, can
spin twenty dozen pot bodies in day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

CoMpLlxENrARr.-Ia a late n,
New Orleans Bee, we find the
aNew York is the seive Of the
honest foreigner is sifted throug
upon the western lands; while
pauper. and the cut threat rema
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

MARRIED-On Tuesday last, in Preble
County, Ohio, Ma. BENJAMIN w. DAVIS,
printer, to Mss ELIZABETH FLEMING, both of
that County.
Our best wishes attend them.
On the Goth Oct. in Martinsville, Ohio,
by the Rev. Mr.. Hambrick, MIR. WILLIAM
Mccall, to Mss MARr ANN NoRAplck, both
of that place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

the general result be a. it may, We wish to
see full and fair expression Of the vote Of
Indiana. and not have it said after the cleo
|tion is over, we could have done 50 and so.
liz we had turned out. Let us have no ifs
about it.
Ohio and Pennsylvania held their election
yesterday; the returns will be given in this
paper the earliest opportunity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

70 nave Harrison for the next President.
Virginia and Maryland are safe: the whole
south 10 going against Van Buren,. must
maize you acquainted with an important
TACT which has recently transpired. President
Jackson was recently asked his opinion on a
Po'm'cai subject relating to the presidential
controversy. and distinctly declared that he
zoos no Part !" the question. IIc said that
some Of6cious and corrupt men. nr;nc;c,ilv
ofIice-holders, had attempted to make + an.
pear that he was perverting high functions 10
elecs'oneer for Van Buren,; It scas false. and
ne dehed any one to prove it. He said he
was friendly to Van Buren,: but that Va,
Buren, had been well rewarded, and he IJ.cI.
sony would not urge his claims against ,ho.e
Of '@brave and honest defender of his conn.
sry's rights. Harrison's services. said he
are '"'nense, and they merit ,eUa,-d.'--TIndc
pendent Democrat
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07
POE T R Y.
Tasen from he J..Vsai1e Retormsr.:

. Taken from tie Jure''xe hg0'"'"'
TOBACCO.
what makes nv teeth from day TO day.
Fxhibit symptoms ofdecay.
~ With pain and anguish rot awayl
~ Tobacco.
what makes my breath so frtid. foull
= what MAKES the ladies on me scowl,
And shun mo a. they would an owIl;t
Tobacco.
what makes me, when l IN called tospeak,
Y, Fly quick for fear my mouth will leak,
. The sp.t-box or the door TO seek!
M .r.~~ las au Tobacco.
" What IS the cause Of war and strife.
Between the good, man and his wife,
> EmbItering sye'y hour Of life!
Tobacco
What maFes an appetite for rum,
And ends the dTunhaFd staggering home,
And pren,aturely scala his DOOM
- - Tobacco.
These are the facts-then let US shun
TIE weed that many has undone.
And cur just vengeance wreak upon
PGav Ta5'"... Tobacco.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE FROM =
MAICA.

AAICA
Such is our own knowledge Of II.
source from which We derived he inter-.
estlng and cheering accounts CT the &c.
ofthlngs in Jamaica, that we need no ccr,
frmation to assure US that the ric.u,eva
attempted to give of the benign efilc,sr.
emancipation there, falls far sLolt cfr52
~. Yet we love to have the same -.
sented in various aspects. Ard 10 ostt,s
additional evidence may imrar a5ciicrsl
confidence. viii these views we take
pleasure in presenting the Ec'.ovMg *.
t. act Of letter from respecta le 1ocr.
chant OF this city, member of the Mira.
Wan church in FUltcn-s.rcet now rlsidr r.
in ia maica for his health :-Nf7c Ycr%
Er0ngellst.
New FuLNEc, Dec. p, 1885.
Among the innumerable tokens Of ~
Saviors goodness 10 me Of late, his dre:::,
ing my steps hitEcr l Place among Il,
chief Cou.d you only, my dear brother.
yourself be a witness to the scenes end
events about US! What a mjss;onarv's
life and lalors were, never Leore had
conception ol-tLey are incossant, in sec-
sen and out cfseascn, in fair and tsmpc.-,.
uous weather, by day and by nie ht, ever
continued and never finished The per
negroes Of all ages and both sexes, IS a
hour becomes their own, hast,n w:h e.
ger step to his door, conscious la. :, $
ever open, and himself ever ready % In.
! Tart instruction or administer ctmfC';-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07
NTAT A LITTLE BOY CAN 70.

Mr. Editor,-When passing through
the town Of h, q few days SINCE &C.
came familiar with an inter, s.h- IiH.e
boy, not quite eight years o.L George
A., for that was his na.nr-was (,
strung advocate for the Temperance cause,
and II being day or two uiitr the meet
ing OF the tettotaItrs, George tovk the pa
Fer to obtain sieners. lie came to ne
with a cheerful countenurcr, and said. !
have got ten names today Ten names
Tor W hat? not to drink any ding, was the
answer. May they OF take d little lum
nO-Wine nc-CiJr} no, nlthiug that
sets folks drunk. Georges rapsr was
headed bytheir good n'nISt'r,-2nd when
| saw him a day or TWO ;Ecr. he hid by
his own cxer.I,n ct;@!n,d thuty-ejght
names. 1t was interesting 10 sec c!.i.d
CT his age so earnestly engaged to sup
press an evil winch these OF rIIer az"
had Iabored years to cherish. ]ndtcd i
must be time OF reform. i children and
youth are thus engaged in the case Of
temperance. should be glad TO tnd
little George A. IN every place.
S. S. Adr
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07

FIRE. DIscCss1oN. >Every species
Of Intolerance which ,n.o:ns 5. ~. sS;ou
and S.ien<C, and every sIeci>s Of ltr.e3u-
ton Y hlch ehtorces such jnjunc,jous, is ad
Velse to the progress cf truth; IoraSnuch
as It c1uSt3 that TO e fA,d by Che set CT
men at enc time, which is mus J. r.ttl and
with n ore probability Of sIcrcss, }t{ to
the independent and p1ogres>j>c I.Quiry
of separate individuals. Truth results
trcnl discussion and controv,rsy; is jn,cS-
ugattd by the l%bUrs aud RESEARCHES Of
private persons. Whate>e1 L~.t{1r} ~
bltl'S these. Olstrrc!s hat industry and that
Liberty, Which 1t is the ccmcn ,n'ucs;of
mankind 10 promote. "-Pci+r.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07

ATTEMPTED ARSON AT THE AMERICAN
BIBLE SOCIETY HOUsE-Ear.y On SdtUr-
dav orning Of last week, sCmt' ncvndiarv
attempted to set fire to The premises occu-
pied lythe American B ble Society, Ms
sau street. A night watch has been kept
on the premises S:ncc last December, and
this duty is performed during the frs. part
Ct the night By clerk named Williams,
WHO is relieved at che O'clock in the NOR
ming ~ a man named Ncnahan, no re-
sides in the Basement Of the building. On
Friday nj E hi, Wi}Iiams left lis tNo broth
els, aged about lG end 70 years, to keep
watch in his place, v no lett the premises
about one O'Clock, end when Mcnahan
came up stairs between | md Z c'c!CCE.
he perceived that the first door was net
fastened, and On going into the office he
found a parcel of news ayers which Lad
been dirrcd in oil and set fire to- lying en-
the floor, all the books and poIels th1oWn
bout; the desk, in W hich was the ky Of
the iron chest broke open, and tie iron
chest unlocked ard roll Cd Ct W hat cash
was in i'-a}out $40. TIE two young
men W no kept watch during the car Y part
otthe night we're examine at tie Police
CfHce eli Saturday, but nothing tr5l.s nd
to lmplicate them in any way h4teEci,
Tor has there as yet been any CIV" dis
covered of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Of Cam.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07

He that jus:ifeth the wicked, and he
that condemeth the just, even they both
are an abomination 10 the Lord. Solo
mon-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07

R1ouT-RIGHT- minlster1n9 broth
er, in this state, writes TO US, thai during
an illness Of his wife, he cooked his own
victua}s, rather than employ slave labor.
This is right. We say 10 all ministers
who would lift up holy hands, in the
sanctuary, "touch not the uncIean thing"
of sIavery.-St LOals Obs,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-07
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Christian charity l. c!o'u al!ecichc~ 70
every cod word ond Worl-}et cannct
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