Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

Two or tnIee inches more paper, lney
certainly would, 1--WE think, relieve
the office by writing legibly.
We would by no means discourage
any one from writing; but only ask
every one to remember when writing,
that another person must find out
every word, and every letter, and
every figure, land that without the
writer's assistanoe) or perhaps be
blamed for printing it wrong. CHR. SEC.
DEFINITION OF a COMMUNICATIONS
tility is neither in birth, manner nor
fashion, but in the mind. A high
sense of honor, determination new
er to take a mean advantage Of an
other. an adherence to truth, and
politeness towards those with whom
you may have dealings, are the essen
tial and distinguished characteristics
of gentleman.
RICHARD H. BAYARp,-Has been e.
lected a Senator of the United States
from the State Of Delaware, to ill
the vacancy occasioned BY the re-
signation ofDr. NAupA,N, and yester-
day took his seat in the Senate
NAT. INTEL.
From the National Bonner
Tennessee will ratify on her part
the bargain proposed by Mr.. Hardin
of Kentucky, according to the follow
ing paragraph. 1t may cost little
more o: less than the sum he mention
ed, and our gallant citizens would not
like to lose or gain by the operation;
but, put it upon them to "whip the
Indians and pay all necessary ex-
Ipenses, and they are the boys who
can do it! Aye, and will do it too
From the Lexington IDselligesces.
Mr.. Hardin, of Kentucky, has pro-
posed to let out the Indian Wars in
Florida and Alabama to the States Of
Kentucky and Tennessee. He has
no doubt but these States will con-
tract to whip all the Indians this side
Of the Rocky Mountains for $780,
600; but believes it will cost the Fed
eral Government, in the way it usu-
ally conducts business, $4,000, 900 to
conquer the Seminoles and Creeks.
| SpEclE.-The bark c. p. Williams.
with S26O,OOO, and the schr. Louis
lana, with 100000 arrived at New
Orleans on the l4th Of May, and sew
eral schooners with about 200. 0OO>
arrived same day.
!! A SINGULAR CoINcrpENcE.-During
the tria! of Rob nson, several p..nes
o! glass in the windows Of the Court
room were broken bv the pressure Of
the crowd in the room; and singular
as it may appear, the outlines Of the
break in one Of the panes presented
the perfect profile Of a female head
and neck, the features coarse, but u
inform, the hair done up, ami secur-
ed by a comb in the usual manner.
The profile is about the size Of life,
and could not have been cut out with
diamond more perfectly than it ap-
pears. 1t is indeed a strange fact,
and the coincidence 10 well calcula-
lied to impress the mind Of the super
stitious with presentmients ominous
and unfathomab'e.-(r. Z. sRn.
| At honest dame in the town Of
-. standing beside the corpse of
her deceased husband, bewailing in
spiteous tone ms untimeiy departure,
! observed dts u pity he's dead. for his
teeth arc Is good as ever they was
FLORIDA.
Intelligence from ST. Augustine to
June 9Th, mentions that the Chief
Phil ip who, with his party, had done
more injury to the property OF me
planters Of Florida, than all the Other
chiefs, is now securely entrenched
upon a small island in a lake near
Top-ko-il-ky, about TOO miles south
of St. Augustine. The island is sur
rounded by water 50 deep that ii can
not be forded. Here his warriors a.
bout 400, exclusive of negroes, to-
gether with an extensive amount of
| plumber from the plantations. are COL
ilected, and repose in undistr. led pos
session and control Of all that part Of
Florida between the St. Joa1s river
and the Atlantic.
MAnnED,COn Thursday last at
Hamilton, Butler county. Ohio, by the
Rev. David McDIi, Mr.. CAxrrs B.