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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04
INDIA " A COLLEG e.
ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT.

The great demand for the services
of Engineers that exists in conse-
quencc IF the improvements in
progress throughout the United
States, and the impossibility Of OBJ
tanning competent engineers from a.
broad, has manifested the necessity
Of preparing and educating them at
home. To this end It has been deem
cd advisable to organize Department
in indiana College, for the purpose Of
giving instructions incivil engineer
ing. The Class will be organized on
the first Monday in June next. In
addition to the regular Class recitation
there will be exercise every week IN
practical engineering, the College be-
ing furnished with q complete appa-
ira.us for engineering purposes.
There will also be in vacation a re-
connoisance Of a road or canal,
thus combining practice with theory,
and teaching the young engineer to
perform the duties of the field as well
as those Of the Office. During these
excursions a course oflectures on en-
cheering will be delivered accompa-
MED BY exercises illustrative Of the
principles of the science.
The sessions will be the same as in
the literary department Of the College.
The terms of admission are twenty
dollars per session and ten dollars for
during the vacation.
THIS last charge will be made bu,
once for any number ofsessions that
a s,udent,nay attend. A young man
possessed OF a competent knowledge
|ofAlseb-a, Geometry. Comic Sections
and Trigonometry, may qualify him
self for an Assistant Engineer by an
attendance Of one session. If these
branches Of knowledge have not been
acquired, two Or more sessions vii Be
Necessary.
The reputation Of Professor Elliott,
both as an able maehematician, and Z
|9eaetieal engineer, affords saGcseol
" - = = -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04
d. H. MAXWELL,
Pres. =. +. of Indiana College,
Bloomington, May IA, 1886.

CHARxEs1owN AND Ono RAIL ROAD.
-Knozrille Conucnsion.-It is known
to the public that the friends of this
great work propose holdinga Conven-
ton at Knoxville, Ten. on the 4th Of
July next, for the purpose ofadopting
measures, to secure it's construction.
Last winter.delegates were appointed,
at a meeting Of the members Of the
Legislature, to represent Kentucky.
1t has been deemed, however, advi-
sable to increase the number of dele
gates from this State; and we notice
in the Lexington Observer & Repor-
tier, that the. citizens of Clay county
have appointed n delegation of thirty
to attend the Convention, and in the
Louisville and Richmond papers,
that calls have been made for public
meetings in Louisville and Richmond
to appoint delegates.
Western CT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

adopted win b ample and thorough.
Ii would b superfiuous here to urge
the importance of the subject, both
to the country and to the mdiv'duals
where lis known that the demand is
c constantly increasing,that the works
now in progress will afford constant
employment to engineers,for a num-
berof years before they will be furnish
ed;and afterwards as long as they last,
in experimenting them, and keeping
them in repair. That the compile
ton Of these works will make it ne
cessary to construct others. And
moreover, the salaries Of competent
engineers are from two to seven
thousand dollars per annum. A
more promising field, both for profit
and distinction, be opened to
the aspiring mind of the youth of
our country. In conclusion We
would earnestly invite the attention
of those who wish well to all their
country, to this important subject;
let them select and send such young
men as by their talents and energy
will be an ornament to their profess
sion.
The editors of papers friendly to
the cause Of science will please copy
the above a few times.
D. HI. MAXWELL.
Pres. p. +. of Indiana College.
Bloomington, May IA, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

CUMBERLAND R0AD-INTERESrINC
On the preceding page, the reader
will find a report from the committee
on Roads and Canals in the House Of
Representatives Of Congress, on the
subject Of the Cumberland Road.
The bill from the Senate making ap-
preparations for the continuation Of
the Road, had been referred to this
committee, and the report alluded to
was made in reporting the Senate
bill back to the House with certain
important amendments.
The bill, as it passed the Senate,
after making TIE appropriations, con-
tanned a clause to the effect, that the
expenditure Of the appropriation
therein made for the State Of Illinois,
should be limited TO the graduation
and bridging of the road therein, and
should not be construed as pledging
Congress to future appropriations
for the purpose of McAdamizing the
the same. The committee Of the
House proposes to have this proviso
stricken out.
The second section of the Senate
bill, provided, that the moneys ap-
propriated for the construction Of the
road in the States of Ohio and Indi-
ana, should be expended in completing
the greatest possible continuous por-
ton of the road in the said States, 50
that such finished parts thereof
might be surrendered to the said
States respectively. Iris clause
also the House Committee propose to
strike out.
The House Committee report, by
way of amendment, an additional Sec
ton. changing the plan and construc-
ton Of the road, from Columbus on
west 10 the Mississippi river, SO AS
TO SUBSTITUTE FOR THE
McADAMIZED ROAD HITLER
10 CONTEMPLATED, A RAIL
WAY. This . = hugely important
proposition, and one-the consiAsra-
sisaof which win prove deeply m
tereseing 70 dsese Who reside q ~
|snuonnra r. Rn1Gmhuo q - ~,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04
SAvAM Dxn

Two men by the name Of Tim
berlake and Jester. being engaged in
a fight on Thursday afternoon last in
the second story Of the fremont
House on Pearl street, the former de-
liberately threw the latter out Of the
window. who, after falling about
eighteen feet, struck on his head upon
the pavement, and was taken up en-
tirely speechtess Surgical aid beina
im0edntely rendsred, h revived :
short tine Afterwards sul5cientlv "a
= 81 = aeageneslso - snfpes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04
PusLsc LAND SAErs.-The receipts :
Detroit for April, from sales Of pub
lie lands, amounted to $4,000.

The down East girls, according -
an inuendo in the Bangor Farmss,
have droll way Of amusing then,
selves, viz: by chewing spruce gun,
mingled as il frequently is, with dirt
dead mosquitoes, and swamp hiet
and passing it from one mouth to -
other. The editor Of the Farms
likes to get between a couple Of u
prettiest, and take his turn.-Bossn
Poer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

critical sltuat ton, and strong 0Ou0eS
are entertained Of his recovery. II
is remarkable that his head was not
entirely crushed-his scull however,
was not even fractured.
Timberlake attempted to make his
escape, but was soon caught, and is
now in jail.-Cn. Wing.
TEA PLANr.-Mr. John Platt of
Marietta Ohio, advertises in the Ma
rietta Gazette, that he has succeeded
in Cultivatng the genuine Tea PLast
Of China. From the latter part Of
his advertisement it appears that he
has not been influenced in his exper-
iments BY any selfish consideration
but by a desire that the cultivation
may prove beneficial to the coun-
try
PvEL,c SALE OF Wool AT LIVER
MORE & kENpALL's WAREHoUsE,QUI
CT HALL-The number Of purchas-
ers was quite as large and prices were
as high as in the present state of the
money market could be expected.
several lots were Withdrawn, not be-
ing of 4 description wanted by the
manufacturers present. The follow
mug are the prices which the lots sold
brought-terms, 6 mos.
5 bales coarse American wool, lOc
to &c per ID; 2 bales Peruvian Gle;
10 bales washed BombHy, SOC; ITO
bales New South Wales &c to Csc
5 bales unwashed Mogadore, 16ac;
bales white lined wool, 1868 bales
Florence lambs wool, l3c; bale
French lambs, CSC; 2 bales unwash-
ed Malta, 2lic; lot South Down dee
|ces, partially damaged) 47c; 8 bales
|Saxony fleeces, 75c; bales Odessa
lambs, acc; 5 bales Danish lambs, Acc;
y bales Odessa fleece, Sc and SAC; 5
bales Italian lambs, 4Sc; bales Flor.
ence lambs, 50 and Sc; - bales
South Down f1eeces, SIC to Sc; 3
bales Tuscan fleece, A4c; ~ bales l.
Italian fleece, 43c to SOC; I bale do,
SIC; 5 bales washed Russian, lSc;
bales Spanish, 45c-BosroN Atlas.
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; STATE BANK or INDIANA.


Tho safe and AourishinS prospects, q
this institution may BE judged, from The
declaration Of Dividend to LIST May,
recently made.
The Branches at Madison and
Richmond each divided S per cent.
for the last 6 months. Each Of the
|other Branches, except the Fort
Wayne Branch, divided4 per cent.
for same time. In addition to the
Dividend, the sum of forty FIVE thou.
sand and twenty-three dollars, 3-lOo
was added to the surplus fund, max
ing the whole Of the surplus fund
in Bank eighty-one thousand two hun
|dred and three dollars, eighteen
cents.
Towards which sum, the whole Of
the profits of the Fort Wayne Branch
for the first six months, $3,Ss,671,
was appropriated, after the example
iof the original Branches.
In addition to the other means OF
the Institution, the specie on hand
is one million and seven thousand.
two hundred and forty dollars, eigh.
teen cents. 1t was not deemed ex-
pedient, at this time to locate or or.
ganize the 18th Branch.-lxDsANA
JOURNAL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

SAVE YOUR Old BasAD.-Everv
person may not know, what howsv.
er is true, that pieces Of old breed
crumbs, &c. being soaked and mined
up with the dough, in making nss
bread, improves it very much. Try
liz, and you will never allow pieces 4
dry bread to be lost, aftsrwards-ee
pecially when -four 10 nine o. ~
dollars a barrel.-MRcnaxsc & Fan.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

IspoRTAxr ssseovEay, - rnrn -
pretty young girls and es -.
Who arc always in such satpss
Of having their beauty disd.s -
their faces pitted by the vs!'oe
small pax, will be rejo;oed =
that D.. Luzenburg. , re
physician Of II. Orisaas, Pc
have discovered ~ easy -
| which this defosAfy -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

1t is stated by one of the New Or
leans papers that between three and
four thousand houses are now Me
course Of erection in that city (is
is going ahead in real Crockett StVle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

Dosrox Blue LAws."-Cosris
ClcARs-John Brown and Hiram Sew.
ell were brought in on complaist
made by the City Marshall for -
king cigars in the street.-They wsgs
each required to pay y fine and cose
amounting to 81 So.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

The New York Star gives the fol-
lowing as from Hudson's News Books
1--WE have this morning received
a letter from Vera Cruz, via Havan-
ma, dated 22d ult. We learn that
Santa Anna had written to his friends
in Mexico that he will leave Texas
for the city, via Matamoras and st.
Louis, by the 18th of Moy."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

Ladies tight slscues are rapidly get
ting in vogue in Philadelphia. The
Herald says that some of the sleeves
are made so tight Is alml st to prevent
the ladies from laughing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04


Louis, by the 18th of Moy."
TINE INDsANs
1t is as we predicted in our last.
Gen. Scott having disbanded the VOL
unteers and retired to s. summer quar-
ters," the Indians have again made
their appearance, and are dealing
death and destruction around them.
The late accounts are Of the most
frightfal character. The Creeks,
emboldened by the success Of the
Seminoles, have also raised the wal
cry. Fifty families, it is said, have
already persisted under the tomahawks
Of this powerful tribe. All Florida
will be devastated unless a powerful
force is sent on Immediately. Indeed
there can be very little doubt bu,
that hundreds of lives have aIread;
been lost. Government should &C,
without the delay OF an instant-the
army should be increased, and a ca
pable man should be placed At the
head Of the forces. That Gen. Scot,
is incapable-that is, that he is not
calculated to subdue or exterminate
the 1ndians-no one who is acquain
ted with the history Of his recent
campaign can doubt.
We annex all the late intelligence
upon the subject-BsckSkLs kKros
ira.
HE l0o60Oo.
From Tie Natiooal Iaselligeeees o
Sturdy.
The successive failures Of the maj
from New Orleans assure rs, If otheI
informations were wanting. that TIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

The successive failures Of the mail
from New Orleans assure rs, If other
in5ormations were wanting, that the
|rising and aiming Of the Greek lndi-
|o1s has cut of DE 1sescourse ~ The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

We learn that the Hon. ADdsev
Stevenson, minister to EnglaaO -
lady are at present 1t Washne1ee
accompanied by their relations, Cd
Cole and family, where they viii =
main a few days prior to their d.
ture for London
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04

A FAR BAxTrR.-A certA0
zeal fellow, pretty we'll known -
town, issued the following cha!s!
which We hope to see entered
the Sporting Calender.
He says he can stand longer az
corners Of the business stres
spend more time in ogiing ths =
more tobacco juice. -.
more attitudes--make moro -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out he -
and give himselfmere airs 9
nv six gentlemen n The CSy
Observation-Disclosures TaAn
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-06

tost 70 Portsmouth and thence q srfscDrss
from Kingston By Ifootefioan Is Saos;f fssii' 81 y
Yrom Mockville to Huntssilie. frank
lin in Macon county J6wt syass Eiser, 10
Huntingdon, thence tos g Gfarkssii Hslsgs
sham county Georgia Prom NsA ssss s
Trap Hill 10 Waks county al 0fays0axe
house Virginia. from Gteensitle ln fgl
.cotnty, By. Johnson's Mills Scuiiiesop, ilst,
Green county, , TO skingssou 10 LenpiE eosntE
Sfom Elizabeshtown bJ Lenaosit' q IN ssssls
10 Far ,blaf, thence 81 r (6fesille ~ tl
Prong n Woosrn,s bask los sElizabss hspsl !!
From tNinloo by Gates eoan house and Sun
burg 70 Edenton: From fominson's store s6I
.Ashe court house. From y gouisburg.s +
Lanay,s cross roads w Willon, Melbams.ssscs
3Xellbun:s meeting house, Red alsaptsI;
aud Turners Mills, To Hills66To ~ ssl
man,owu 70 Little Yadkin:~.s -s.s-s q. IS IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
SELECTED TALL
From the Ladies Companion for September
THE CHEAT.
CHAPTER l-TuH LOVERS.

swell, julia, suppose ask your father
any how his refusal camnot make things
much worse than they are at present.
Suspense, julia, suspense is the cause VI
the most miserable of feelings. The cap
tive criminal who is iu doubt, even in refer
encr To his punishment, must certainly be
the most wr-tclied at ,n"rtals; IL would
prefer the gulIo,ine; yes the guIloiine.
Why R"brrt, what u philosopher you
are bec"mingl and what II truly phioso-
phcal com mpari-on yo, have made A low
~r to u captive criminal and the guiIloring
toe! Now who would have thought iInn
you would ever have said guiil"line in my
presence! Robert, am | tu be your exc
cutiOner Z"
"No, you are not hut arD, afraid yonr
father will be the executioner of US both,
and that too out of pure affection fo, bis
fair daughter, as he was pleased TO call you
the other day"
"You think he loves me then, do you -
Yes, believe he loves you'll never
doubted it !; aud ] have reason to suppose
that h, has more good " i'll for me, than for
many whom he calls his friends. But Julia
I am poor, and he has more than oucr him
ted, that young ladies who have been rear
ed ia Hffinence, can never be happy in mar
riage unless they are united 10 men OF
wealth. Oh, if he knew how matters stand
between us, how he wou frown aud foam.
I want the effrrvescence of his wrath TO be
over and then I'll tell him."
We must not he too hasiy, Robert
our situation requires caution ny u little
management we NAV p,ss'bly succeed,
gloomy Ms the prospect appears n he. Now
don't say any thug to papa about II yet
! had much rather you would not. The
b,st possible way for us To accomplish our
wishes is not tO advance to- sooi,.'
Too soUn-too soon, Julia. Have we
not waited two years and mor~ aud have
you not been preaching the same docirine
Of" too soou" all the while Too soon in-
deed !"
Well now, don't be angry; throw that
frown from your countenance aud I,~k
pleasant; I; and we'II Immediately set about
some plan by which tn effect The object you
90 much desne. Come, smile away your
anger the skies Of love are sometimes clear
and -"
Julia, if he refuses positively, we can
jump into my unoIe's c.briolei. mud seek
out u Gretna Green aud parson some
where; we can have the business settled IN
y short time. Nov would it not be ine
Iii ask him"
"Don't Robert, don't now or you'll of.
fend me. We'll take lutte more time to
think, and then perhsps-"
"Poh! Jnla, you've beeu thinking too
borg already vi ash h'm--sood bye, In
!, righ, Of NV tor Il store"
So away wen, Robert. lesving Jvlia. hi'
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True copy--witness
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

An Act to prevent the iniroduciion IF Ar.
dent Spirits into The JniIs IL this State.
Be e.0hd by lie Gen,rui AsssrLi as
tclioSs ;--if nny prvs"n shat convey or
caU-r to ir c"nvry~'I 10 ANY prisoner conn
mined 10 either of'l,r jalis IN ibis State. rum
NJ other ardent spirits, with ~, 'h~ cons, nt
of The ,hrrirf ar j'ihr, l,e shall, on cor,ic-
,i,n of ,lr offence b.f"te any jusiire of The
peace, be srniencrd Ia pay a fine moi exc
cr-ding twenty dollars, To the use of the
State aud npcn drfanli of payment shall be
con,,nii'ri 10 the Jail in The county where
convicted, unIII srnirncr l~ performed.
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An Act in further explanation, entitled an
scl for the relief of Poor Persons impris-
oprd for debt"
BE IL spoeted by the Gsnsroi assembly as
foiiorG = NolhIng contained iD the af're-
said act -h,ll ~ 50 construed, as fo autI,or-
We The sl,rrlffs of the several counties un-
d,r The first section Of the sane, 10 allow
b- liberty Of the yard upon bond being
gwen, Ia my person committed m j,'lnp-
nn execution awarded ~ any suit brueht
,gainsr him fpr irespass, or other injury nr-
-pded With frce; ar fnr any wslicious
,jury dour to ilr person, heal b, liberty or
repuiaiion of The plat rifi ~ that suit.
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who appealed from their decision to ,ht
King in Council; which appeal was henrd
and tried in England in the year i746
The decree will be given under that date
l742.
The General Assembly met at Newpor
on the 4th of May, and on "Wednesday ,li,
9Th Of May were chosen.
RICHARD WARD, Governor.
WM. GREENE. Dep. Governor.
Assistants.
Peter Bours, William Ellery,
Ezekiel Warner, Richard F~nner,
Jo, n Dexter, Daniel Howlsnd,
Phillip Arnold, James Arnold,
Christopher Phillips, Rouse Helme.
James Morfin Secretary.
Gideon Waxton Treasurer.
The Deputies from Newport were. Geo
Couldiog. Daniel Gould, Nicholas Enston
John C.ans;on, Joseph WhippIe and Ezbor
Sanford.
in November the Assembly passed the
following act viz: ....
"Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of this Colony and by the authority ihere",
it is enacted, that for the future, all iht
town meetings in this colony for choosing
Deputies f,r May session, and for proxine
for General Officers, he holden the FIRST
Tuesday in March annually; and for choos.
ing Of Deputies for October sessions on the
last Tuesday Of August annually /; aud ,ba,
no proxies be pa, in on any other day Than
above mentioned" ...
-Four Spanish gentlemen were brought in
by u Priva,eer, under such circumstance
that they were entertained during a stay o
nine weeks nt the expence Of the Colony
They ar, STAT d ,o he Spaniel h prisoners, ku
were allowed perfect liberty here aud to
leave at their pleasure. One was the Cap
tain.
The people of the country part of New
port petitionrd the Assembly to be set off
aud incorporated srparote town. The,
state in iheT petition that Newport contains
of" freemen upwards of 5OO."
The town of Exeter was incorporate,
March I74l.2
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HENRY BOWEN, sec'ry.

IN Act relaiing tn the buiIiing and repair
ing of School House ia the Schuol Dis.
trirt NJ. !. ~ NurIh Provi,lenrr.
BE IL enact. d by the General AsSmbiy os
oiiocs -, shall aud may br lawful far
he inhabii#uts &c School Dstsic, NJ. I,
.caird by the committee of s~id town nf
v. Providence, 10 the village of Pnw,a, ket
~ said town, who are liable tn the pay
msut VI State os town taxes 10 meet frsm
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TH' CDpV-WTrIHrs,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

An Aci to- pr,vidr fpr the disposition of the
proportioo of the monry of he Unie,i
Siairs IT, be- Deposited wnh tins STATE, H.,
virrue of nn net of Congress, rni lr'i
I" An net Ia regulate ilr. Drpnirs Of Il'
p.blm m .ncy." approved June 23 Is
SO; aud slso I" provide for the appro-
pr,,iion of he interest arising from saId
m"nry.
n, it snn ted BY the General A"embiy a.
foiows
SEc I. The f;ovrrpor. the Secretary t"
STATE, aud the GrurrsI Treasure, fn III
time bcipg, arr hereby constituted C"mmi.-
sioners, wnb po~rr io r,I.cr ~ drpo-r'r, b.
drafts ~ 1brrwi-r, the proJ"rti"n "f III
msmey of the UnI~d Suites received by ID.
,.~n~ral TREASURER, according io ihr net I"
Congress aforesaid, in such of the se,rr"
incorporated Bsuks in this State rs hnv
complied aud shall miy With the law
relating {" Banks, and shall msseni io 'h'
pro,isions of this net, IN ~ ratesbIe proi"r'
lion 70 their capital actually paid in; saie
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1NERMs %, per annun., z aid a. advance
IL n 32,25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except al the option Of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for 81 and II cents for each
subsequent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not marked
will be continued until forbidden, and charged ac-
cordingly. ent
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LAWS or RHoBE IsLAhD.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In General Assem6iy, Oet. Session 1896
An Act To regulate The style of The Public
and Private acts Of the General Assem-
bly,. t.......
be IL eno'ted by the General As'embiy
and by the authority fhe'ecf ii is enacted,
7 hat hereafter the style of "ll public aud
private nets passed by the General Assem-.
bl.s, as folto&s.
BE it enac'rd hy the General Assembly
he AS follows.
Sect. I. Sect. 2. &c.
True coPy-wifness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.