Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

W0RK1NC WoMAH.
1heTu ar0 ssran9e anomalies in the hr...
~ asd we take the Amaxonian subject ~ 49, =,
loving obituary notice, from tho i,ss 49,
(Warren coy Apollo, 10 have beea oee ~,
"Died. at her farm. near Belvidcre. :, =. q,
instant, ELlxABErH QtIcx, widow. .e.l - -
years. The deceased was q very sem,,L.uy
msn, and well known in oil the cnuo,rv 49,.
The significant name Of Fsrner Qsiek. n.s ~
or 80 years ago. her hush md died, lea,,s 800
three young children, daughters, ard ~ A
chiefly unpaid for. AccMding TO he, or. 80
"f the matter. lately given to neighbor, .h. n.y.
reasoned with herself IN regard 10 her the. -.
tion and prospects, Wholly ioexpes;eneed !. u''s'
calculations usually familiar to men. 49,.
expenses and pfoceeds Of land tilLee. =. -
mined. Notwithstanding her sex and the d;.,I.'"
tages Of q constitution at that time f.cLle ~.
rather than venture hiring extra he!r. she ,s..s
work tho farm HERSELF. She said she bei,cvsS ~.
the difference in the employ men, Of me. ..a 'N
men, rose rather from the arbitrary ussRes e
", than from any physical difference in cue.,;,.".
Subsequent experience seemed 10 confirm h.. -
this opinion; for, ~ she procee ded in her an, A..
labcrs, her health became better established ..r
was accompanied With strength propcstionsd =,
tho task. The result VI these labo, v,s. H.,
she paid for the homestead, built pev b..,s. "S
recently bought another farm, haviae ccnsIe,.h ,v
more means at disposal than were resus.d 10 ~,
tor Il. About tive sannths since, Mrs. Ou;ek w.,
to tic woods, and, without any assistance. E.,l.d
the timber, and cut aud hauled Lone m one a.y
five two-horse 10 'ds Of wood; be a,d-s dom, h.,
usual night ~O'k Of feeding and feddesios tho
stock. &c. The a!ter"stions Of heat and chill.
caused by tho exercise "f loading the wood, and ii,
ding upon the Same with wet feet, caused the die
cas- rl u.i~A h. l.l.
Quick"
CONNECTICUT ELECroN.-:::-T The election
lately held IN the State Of CONNECTICUT has
resulted IN the reelection Of the late Repre-.
sentaiives IN Congress. all Of whom are
friendly TO the present Administration.
This is result for which we were not alto.
gether prepared, and is vet no, altogether
So discournging rs it at frs, appears. The
election was, tor the first lime in Connec,;.
cut, made by districts. In one of the six
districts, the Wing candidate was defeated
by a majority at GO vu,es; in another by a
majority at 100; in another by majority Of
| so; in u fourth by 500; and in a fifth by q
small ma .ritv.' 4 little over 500 votes. il
Will be perceived, would have divided The
Representatives equally between the two
great poll zeal parties, and 500 votes more
would have elected five repre- en,ativcs out Of
RorATIoN IN OrFoE.:::A meeting was
recently held in the county Of Philadelphia,
by the Van Blu enites, Mr.. Payn,er,the mem.
Der elect to Congress, in the chair, at which
resolutions were adapted in favor Of a rota.
ton in office, and a committee appointed to
to the President, that it was Tho
wish of the Van Buren, party in PennsyIva.
MIA that every officer who had been in siice
eight years should be removed The pro.
ceedings OF the meeting find great favor with
many OF the Van Buren, papers Of the State.
Why do not some Of the advocates Of the
party in this city. who are huTgering after
the spells get up a meeting here! Is The doc.
trinc to Ge confined to Pennsylvania
Bait. Chron.
MAKiNo HARD MoxEyiH VrnciNrA.-.van
Buren,, Benton, Ritrhie and Co. are brig