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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-30

NrapsovrAI AAEcDoTE-About
century ago, saith tradition. when
clersymen were not - plenty as they
are now. a younzendeman and his
duIcinea we're anxiotsly awaiting the
happy day, which was to see HIM U
nitei in the .silken bands Of Inairlmo-
nv. They resided on the north SIDE
Of the Tohenick creek. and the cler-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

Ertrartefa ls,ttr from TampieO. datea December "h
II have to inform you that the Americans IN tins
country are mow placed in very insecure and critical
si,ua,i5n the excitement produced by the people in
Texas revolving against the present SYSTEM all OF winch
they attributed 10 The American Government al first was
very great; but conceive how much that hatred has been
auGncucd by recent attack this llace Gy General
ii Ella with ovce from yourcily, said To aTe amount
ed 10 about 200 men, who attempted 10 ta:c The city by
storm on the 18th u at about ~ al ng Ia; and after
about an hours fighting, Meas party fed in all di!ec
tons Mehia lost 30 men; 81 are now in prison, and
several died Of their wounds others were inhunanIy
murdered It revolving 10 the feelings OF humanity
10 see them slaughtered after having been taken prison.
ers E"
?. S. Dec. Electromagnetic Of the prisoners who
had survived publicly shot this morning at clock
An exact list of their names is here with annexed:
Arthur Ii. Clement, native Of Pennsy lvanla, aged
40 years, parents.
Thomas Whitaker, native of Pennsylvania, aged 80
years, father in Pa.
Charles Gross, native of Pennsylvania aged % years,
mother in Pa.
Henry Wagner, native Of Germany, aged "a years,
late residence in Philadelphia
W. C. Barclay, native of New York, aged 20 years;
parents in New YORK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
ssOE,TR 4.
,.,,cu xr-erM,lSs uSscNG."

7,rr;r. rvgp- II Female tig"rss fspII Illus
Of FTo.ers. Dc.gHed by +: J: Fairs L- ksk.rao Co.
aons oy r Ian and p, cnOs by ,e moral per-
rad prophets to iypf s r. 10 man, nyer. this
live pro.es. to render and beauty fowers
the medium to represent the 5 erp auadtas numen
We congratulate M Paris ana t ssn end execution of the
smcr~.n, 9 ~ ronps al pretty As masr oi aa' G
villa, By courtesy n for wan" on ourselves give the benefit Of the
maet 50 eaI 's SS ea''scase" tic S"ow
n"; r orofa icaay Maieny tndiy, and "a'o"S '''-
fj.ncs nr. admirably conrasted &c. w., ~ ~, ~ Tho
Wish i: 50 vol illustrates, consists of two LADIES' ~ '
cIaLy under weigh. The VOLATILE JOYOUS anu e' @
her grcefI and coque;tisEy 10 tho iiienas
is casins; other, ID pensrs sadnoss' conemp'aes
IT. NOS FoRGET-ME NOT.
1.-TWO madens launched little baIk,
Upon summer day,
And Us they slowly sailed from sho!c,
One waved silken scarf she bore,
As she SAM this roundslay:--
How b.ast ere we,
On the bright blue sea,
Like birds that cleave the air,
With the wind TINT sings
In the saiis-our wings
That waftu we reck not where
"s'T:s folly to grcve
For the friends we leave;
New lands--new friends we i'''
Let us leave all care behind
Ia, the other maiden pcnsirs sat,
IA they slowly sailed away, u,
And her head dropped, and tear fell DER
The pale blu, flower in her hand she bore,
As she slns suddcr lay:
Our bark is tho :ain
ire all my dreams Of hope theo vain,
And shall " q ngain:
Mine own. Forget me not!
"When niusing II wcl-k known scene,
Where together oft Lave been,
I;y tountain si,e-in alley green
Mine own! Forget me not
,tThink how planted every hcwcr
That climbs around garden bower;
Think uys song twilight hour
Mine Forget me not
oI'I soe thy form in every cloud
Tia, DER the bright SKY ci,iS its STROUD
I'm dream of thee, though so:ms arc loud
slino own Forget me not!
"ih now the land sinks fast from view,
Into the world Of waters blue
Bear him soft winds, last aiieu!
Mine own Forget me not! f0re'sn '0arHa!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
Dec. lG.

TN Observation-Disclosures. Gocch!a"! ''-''
II ~ Court Ith November, 1870 ,,L
Alexander patteson and Polly his wife, ior;!rf.f - .
10 Jarral Jc.nna Patterson formerly ja:!a!t c",
beth Pattesou, formerly Jarrat, and william ", -.
ard Catherine his wife formerly Catherine JET. IT,
which said females are children Of DeTcrc0% JaH"g
ceased,
against ,,. Ia.
william D. Jarratt, A.cIc!aus Ja:-att, Pai'er'n =
ra,t Alexander Jartatt David F. Jarratt. t'e a,.
Lucy D. David, decd the wife Of Amos dave
Is Lucy D. Jarratt, (who uaknoxn) ana "''" ,,e
David and -- his wife, formerly = =. r;,:.
daughter Of Elizabeth c. Clarke dec d. oFrri
beth G. Jarra.t-vhch said Jar!a.ts are also cIia
Deycrrux Jarratt, deceased, .,sT ~; ne
The Bill Of the plaintiffs being read and heG a~J q
defendants not having entered their nPPeaan md he
ven security according 10 the Act OF Assembly
rules of this Court and il appearing to inc 49, Coz
of the Court, that they not inha5i!an OF cocase
nweal,l: on the motion Of Tie plaintiffs, .,c OF
itis ordered that the said defendants 20 III
the first day of February Court next, ana b. f,nhw:
plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this ORDER Dc Of Rc
inserted in some newspaper printed IN me CIV at,:
rnond for two months, successfully, ara p''
front door Of the Courthouse Of this c2Gny' &C.
A Copy. Teste, MAX W. !n'L''4 CIV
November 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

a LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc under
"a signed offers for sale the tract Of land which he
resides lying in the county CT Abcmarlr chiefly between
the Stage Road leading from charlottesville Frcdrticks-
burg, and the South West Mountains, adjoining the
lands If Mr. John Rogers Mrs. f. Clark, &c. contain
ing about 1000 acres, 700 Of which cleared the BAL
ancc in woods Aso the moicy of the tract On which
Mrs f. Clark resides to Lc held by her during her life
Also the half OF another ,ract lying The waters Of
Mchunk and Beaver dam Creeks, continuing a5ou, 400
acres and is chiefly valuable for timber. 1t is deemed
useless to give more minute description Of the above
lands prcsumng no will purchase without first e1
aiming them. They will be shown By the undersigned
to any person disposed to purchase when he will make
krop:n his Terms. JAMES CLARK.
I'm T1-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

u AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm
3 4 called Lime Stone Creek. situated on the Rich
nord Road, nine miles FROM Charlottes"i!le containing
TI2 acre. more or less with dwelling houses and all
the necessary out houses stables: hrcshiag machine
&c. will he sold by private contract together with
negroes, stock ofcac and valuable horses, implements
Of husbandry, corn fodder &C. A small tract OF low
land bclorIinr 70 Mr. David Mchc. and which is to be
sold separates it from the Riranna River There is
vein Of rich Limestone running through the whole t:ac
which has been qnared and kned for these years.
and the lime employed as manure to enrich the land,
and for selling for building purposes. Persons DESTROYS
Of bnrne will apply the Office Of The Charlottesville
Advocate or to DR.. B!ntternann at the Univcrsity.
Octohar 2O 4S-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

8 NEMALE EDUCATION.-MIss Mary E. TER
81 RELL will resume her School at BToadoak, neal
Charlottesville, Oil the 18th Of January.
The Of instruction viii embrace nj! the branches
of the English and French Languages, Geography SUI
died OH Maps and Globes and the sciences OF botany
and Natural Philosophy, made practica and interesting
and terminate on the 18th of June Tuition IN all the
English studies will be given at $40 An extra charEs
of s. for French. Music, with the use OF rlano SID
Board, every thing included $40. r.,..
Letters TO Miss Terrell, may be directed 10 EVere's
vile, Abemarle. - o,-r
Nov. "a. ""-"'''o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

~IOVER AND HERDS GRASS SEED, PLAS-
q TER PARIS, &c.-The subscribers have on hand,
and will keep constantly, supply Of Best Mountain
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seed. and Plaster fafls'
,yhich thew will sell on reasonable terms.
READ, VENABLES e. SPENCER.
Clarksyille Nov. ], 1885. o2-wSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

AxyAro1Is. Jan. A. lS:GIn fult!lmrnt Of the refu'-
s2ns Of the Constitution, the General Assembly went
into the election Of Governor Of the State OF Mary land
today a, II o'clock Thomas W. Venzey, Of Cecil,
was the only person put i'll nomination. aud received
fitY three of scvcn;ysx votes, twenty tirce being
bauk ballots The Governor elect has been long known
TO The people of Maryland Of intelligence, and
of infrx;ble integrity. The confidence of his fellow
citizens has frequently called him into the public service,
and he has never been wanting in strict and faithful
performance of the duties derolvcd on him. 10th as
roIiic,u and as pirate citizen, his honesty has been
above suspicion. Conversant with, and as experienced
as he in public affairs, his teowcitizens will feel as
sured that in the discharge Of his duties as Chief Ma
gistrate lie will take care that he Republic receive no
,jetr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
G.NfcdgcrWc Lnion.

NASHVILLE, Dec SUN: 1910.
ave were in great suspense about the Speaker S
election and not relieved until yesterday about
one clock when we received the intelligence by the
Virginia mail. licvcr you had witnessed the extreme
of 10Y and deep distress, you may imagine tlc scene
here Our friends looked and felt that We had achieved
urcat victory. The friends Of Bell mean the few that
made their appearance looked dscnnsoac but said that
,ley cxpectnd defeat and could have borne it with
tprlitudc had he been beaten by any one but Polk
Our friends anticipating the result cartridges were PIE
pared for the AT about one hour b. sun, the
firing commenced, and toltyright rounds Of cannon
were fired This took place at FauXla About this time,
the message was received by the Louisville mail
Colonel Guild read the Message to the multitude;
after which, tile company formed in procession pre-
coded By Il band of music, and marched 10 the CT
,y. where we arrived at ID o'clock AS march.
ed on the square. shout was raised Tor Folk and
Van Buren,. BY contrIvance, seine unknown
hand By accident touched tie rope OF Marshall tavern
bell no sooner had it sounded than, through sympa-
thy, every BELL in Nashville responded. This caused
Il movement of The whole city. Some cried lire; but
their voices were drowned by tic Tremendous pcas
Of o.l.ls who shouted Polk and tic Democratic par
ty;" at the sound of which, if by magic, Piatoons of
men seemed to rise from The very ground, anu lire vol
l.ys Of mskelry. This lasted until about eleven, and
every thing was SILENT the groaus u the defeated
and disco:solate Bellies.
5. The effect produced By the resembling resolutions OF
AlaLar,a and the defeat Of Bell, will have powerful
influence in favor in Tennessee Some OF the prn-
dent White men here declare openly, that they consider
lis prcsrcc,s at an end and regret that he ever permit.
ted himself 10 become candidate. | have even heard
so,rc of the members from East Tcnnc express THIS
opinion.
II is believed here by some: that before the adjourn.
ct Of our LEGISLATURE the nominating resolution VIII
be rcEcintcd.--iJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

Pursuant to he directions OF the foregoing decree, "
The undersigned Commissioners, w!II, on tEr i-ih a.
FEBRUARY l> before the front door Of the Eagi" j''r
in the city of Richmond, proceed 10 sci! at public "''
ton for ready money, the two Lots Of Land lying ~ ~
city Of Richmond mentioned in the above deere q"
location, boundaries and description OF winch ~ -
more particularly svrn upon the day o.! ana nj t"S |
Of sale: And also al The time and place, and &"
the sa,r terms we shall proceed to sell all the Lads
the aforesaid Benjamin Harrison, lying in The cou"' g.
Mason and Kanhawa, mentioned III the above c'r''''"
so much thereof as may be necessary TO pay ara SHE!
the sum mentioned in the decree. These lanis are
posed TO contain 900 upwards thereof: ana "
believed to be very valuable, and vii! be more Pa'''
larlv described upon .he day of the sale thereof.
NATHANIEL NELSON: Circumstances
THOMAS Nj NELSON.
Dec. lG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

Thomas j. Glover and James Anderson: admir-. Of
Samuel Sanders, dec d., Drils.
Tic defendant, Thomas J. Glover not having entered
his appearance and given security +lng 70 the Act
of sscmbv and the Rules Of this Court and appear
ng, by satisfactory evidence that he is not an n4abi;an
O! this countryhis ordrrd thalhe said absent defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next March
Term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, !or two mnnts sue
crssiycv and posted the front door Of the Court
house Of this county. a Copy:-Iesle.
r. ELDRlDGE. {. L.
Jil-w!lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

HN CHANCERY-V,RGINIA Court held for
q Buckingham county, at the Courthouse the :'th day
of November, l>55:
William d. Jones, fl.!i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

HDY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
ID Of Law and Chancrry for Chesterfield county,
pronounced on the 18th day Of September, 1873 in the
case of acr,,ls Morgan. plaintiff rs. Iavina sampson
and WIN, D. Boyle Defendants shall on Friday, the
9th day of January. Is;, m the premises at Mount
Blanco in Chesterfield county expose TO sale for ready
money the OF Land and premises referred to in the
said decree being moicy othe tract of Land called
Mount Banco on James Rive! and supposed to contain
lOl s acres, he the more or less.
JOS. GOODE, Deputy
for J. archer, Sheriff Of Lh'sterfch C"1tnty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
November y.

NT OrICE-l propose TO sell the half whole, or to
" farm out, my wcEl-known and fine blooGrd horse,
Munpocu, sired by The noted horse Sir Charles HIS
dun By imported Bedford, out Of Bel Air; she out
Of Shark: she out of WidaIf; she out Of L
Lexington: she out of jolly Roger; she out OF
a Spanking Roger, out of the imported mare, Miss
Bell Murdoch was nine years old last Spring five Zee.
four inches high; handsome bay, with black legs
His colts are large, Of fine form and coluur The stock
Of Murdoch is the most popular now in Virginia. The
celebrated rritr and Resale Somcrs colts out of the
sisters Of Murdoch on the dam side. have been in
formed that the half Of Tries full sister had sold for
3j0 dollars Murdoch has stood years in succession,
at my farm and has gotten from 100 10 l53 mares each
season. Immediate application 20 me- living rear Ches-
terrified Court House, Is desired.
Dec / T6l-wtf1 CHARLES G.. GRAVES.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-05
THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.

A worthy young lover s-ught for his bride,
A dame OF the blue stocking sehosl;
Excuse me. good sir, out Eve vowed size replied,
THAT aeyeT world marry foolw
sThcn think not Of wedlock" hs answered, my fair,
Your was Dianz's suggestion,
Since none bat a Isol, IL Is easy 10 swear,
Would venture TO ask you the question:"
Not 50 fast my fond lover" she answered with glse,
Nor pirate OF chaste DIS intercsssion;
No wise one will take your opinion OF me,
Becasse you're fool BY COME ssion-'
s. Dear Mss in this action alone Pm fool,
Aud you're welcome 10 the csnccssion,
For your lovers by every sensible rule,
Are eyideHt fools by profession"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-05

u The Montreal Herald in copying nearly all the
address of Howe 81 Bates, respecting Maria Monk
adds -
Miss Monk has not certainly, lived with her mother Of
late, bur her mother prove where she has resided
For three years she was engaged in teaching Sard
nee And did not the scoundrels of whom she the
dupe offer the persons with whom she lived, large
sum Of money 10 that they never knew herf Did
thew not moreover, offer Mrs. Monk the Of $50
and maintenance for lfe if she would swear that Maria
Monk was not her child that she for six years
in nunnery! Let hessrs. Howe & Bates deny this !
Mrs Monk is Roman Catholic, she IS Protestant
Presbyterian and ready 10 Prore at any time thai her
has long been suject TO alienation OF mind.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-05
Even from the b0dy's purity, the mind
Receives a secret sympathetic aid"
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES All! ;iacd1!sI, in


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DEAD THlsIASSIsT aNATURF!.-M ma

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NAL In Ike manner The dog and eat and many oher animals
lection Of those calculated 10 their bowels and purify
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digestion, and produce healthy ehyie. TO purify thar
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The daily purgsve Of The storms and hurricanes pur-
gayes purifiers Of the air! sr length Of time this prnc
ad IL the circulation Of oar blood becomes lancud hu
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the passages oe! Mankind from facts ike these the
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BRANDRETHS PfLLS.-There are few who do not know.
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jersey Cy-Mr. shpman, Lottery Office, corner Of Fery
Landing.
wism,burgh-James Luther, rOpenAker. North Third st.,
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Jamaica-James Herman.
Newburg h-Wism Leslie, printer
Newark-John Reme corner OF Broad and Market street
Pattersn.-Mr. Post Passaic Hotel
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