Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
the freshness Of the Foreign flower,

her lover was not rich. prudent mo-
,her refused to unite their poverty,
but love had worked a miracle for
them, end the girl profited by 1t; she
sol, her Jessamine. and sold them so
well. that she amassed little treas
ure, with which she enriched her To-
yer. The girls of Tuscany, to pre-
serve the remembrance Of the adj
venture. always wear a boquet OF
Jessamine on their marriage day,
and they have a saying, that girl
worthy to wear this boquet, IS rich
enough 10 make the fortune OF herr
husb md.
Enforcement in Fire Arnas.--A
Mr.. Cole, Of Connecticut. has exhib-
tied in this city. newly invented
rifle and pistol, of admirable constiuc-
ton. The chamber contains tubes
for several charges of powder and
bail; it may be made to contain from
Is TO 10. In cooking the gun to shoot
the chamber revolves on an axis. ana
brings in succession every tube IN
the chamber in line with that CT the
barrel, and when discharged, the act
of cooking brings the next tube into
position. until all are discharged Al
Inc tubes may be recharged as quick
" Us single gun of tie ordinary
structure. This new implement ot,
War has been shown to the Presi-
'dant, tie Secretary OF War. and the
Navy, many officers of both the ar
my and navy, and is considered the
most efficient instrument ot the kind
ever invented. We made an expe
riment with the.ritied pistol, ana found
it as sure in firing, and accurate to the
aim rs the best of the common con
istructlon.
| We are informed that Mr.. Cole
has already obtained charter from
the New Jersey Legislature, and IS a.
bout to organize joint stock compa-
~, with the capitol of 100000 tor
1.-THE purpose OF manufacturing rifles
AMI pistols for private use, and that
in a few months his guns will be IN
the market.-Giobc.
| .TurreNous.-Mr. Ebenezer Cole,
OF Chesterfield. Mass. 4 married man.
went to bed the OF Ter nlg..t. acco:-
d ny to the Hampshire Gazette, with
fine head of hair, Il splendid pair OF
w.ishers, 81. and next morning wa
ked up ana fonnI himself perfectly
bald. Various causes have been as
signed for this phenomenon by GER
tam old bachlerse Of the town.
Intelligence of the death Of Col.
Crockett has been received in Wash
inrton. H. died soon after his arri-
val in Texas.
! In1S11. there were hut SO Banks
; in the United Sat, 5 VIII capita! OF
So. 100000 and 5000, 900 specie.
: In 1885 there were 55S with a cap:-
Tai OF i.OOo.OoO, and specie to the
amount OF j 900 900.
Every state in the Union, except
I Massachusetts. held slaves when the
constitution of the United States was
adop>ed.
LAsos LosT.-MartorellI was &C.
cupied for two years on treatise to
prove that the use of glass for win
'dows was unknown to the anc!ents.
Fifteen days after the publication OF
his folio. a house was found in Pom
pen AMI all the windows were PANIED
with glass.
! DIED-On the 7th Of February.
on the Seneca reservation. in Penn
s.lvan.a. the celebrated Indian chief
GAi.-YAN-N ABIGAIL. or Corn
planter. aged about 100 years. Tins
noble ,nda.n.at an early period OF the
Revolutionary war. took an active
part on the side of the Americans in
Ihat g,or!ous struggle, and has ever
sin &C manifested tie utmost friend
i, snip for tie whites. When solicited
/; BY Washington 10 seni some OF his
Young men to Philadel phia for the pur-
pose OF being educated,he sent at the
E head OF the band his son. Henry O
Baii-an evidence of strong mini
+ overcoming deep rooted and long ex-
, ;s-.Hr preju fees.
lie with his associate. Red Jacket.
, was. Tor many years. the counsellor
, and protector of the interests OF his
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