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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

instantly to the oyster cellar, where the plan had
been concerted. On entering, the teller walked up
10 young gentleman, whom no recognised - the
the person who had peese nted the check, and OBJ
served, 'the check ] paid you this morning 70 a
forgery" The cuIpsit. conscience emisten. confess
sed his offence, and refunded the money, on con-
diiion that his name should be concealed.
The affair having reached the ears Of the met
chant, whose name had been used, he Insisted oD
knowing the name Of the offender, that be might
be brought to condgn punishment. The eellesre-
fused-the merchant insisted. and At length. grew
furious-abused the teller-thSeatened 10 expose
him, sc. The teller. finding it impossible to ap-
pease han, invited him ucto . private room. The
urgency Of the merchant here revived, and, in re-
reply to pesempsory demand for the name Of the
criminal, he was quietly informed that it Was HIs
OWN soN. He left the bank, thoroughly satisfied
that exposure and punishment are not always most
conducive to reformation.-Pa. Sentinel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

UxnArPY D1scInsURE.-Af few evenings since,
two yousg men stepped into = cellar and called
for refieshmenis. Af;es they had been supplied,
the person IN attendance down in the adjoining
box, ~a,sing their future commands. Whilst there,
he overhear plan to commit EHgery the follow
ina morning. He learned the name Of tho bank,
but not that Of the persnn whose funds were % be
abss.aciee. In the mosning, shortly after 0o'cock.
no repaired to the hank, and appsised tho paying
teller Of what he had heard. Several checks had
already been paid. The teller tussed over ,hose
% Gle, and at lene,h hs upon Of doubtful char
ae,er. After rigid scrutiny, hs psonouseed II
spurious. The tsller, and his informant, repaired
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25
ANOMALIES.

A reference to the proceedings Of Congress, Of
which We have given a very brief sketch, presents
what seems to me a most singular anomaly.
"Wednesday Feb. 6, set apart to count the votes
for, and declare the election of President and Vice
President. There 10 every reason to suppose, that
the Senate Of the United States, that dav, elect
ed X. N. Johnson Vice President. The House Of
Representatives,, except in counting the votes, was
committed to discussing and deciding on the pro-
priety of censurns a member (that member an
Ex- President Of the u Sta.es) for offering to pre-
sent petition from slaves!! Before the session Of
that day closed, this state of the might have
been presented: An Ex-President Of the United
States censused, in the House Of Representatives,
for presenting petition from the daughter Of the
man just elected. by the Senate, Vice President Of
United Staics!!! Not from a mere vagarous
daughter, but from one acknowledged, educated,
married and portioned daughter!! Does not
this state Of facts present a singular anomaly, and
one upon which our public men should reflect with
great seriousneesf Gin. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

HydropAobis.-Is . supplement to the Madras
Gazette Of June 6, there 10 account Of the cure
Of two we'll authenticated cases Of hydroPhobia,
after the dreadful effects Of disease had Procee-
ded to an alarming degree on the Patiest. Oas Of
the cases was successfully treated BY Mr.. Tymon,
of his N.iesty's ga dragons, and the other BY
John Shoulbred, M. d. surgeon Of the Calcutta
native hospital. In both instances the cure vas
procured By immediate and repeated bleediogs.
Ia one case nearly fifty ounces Of blood were ia
kes 10 . short time .. Calomel and opium were gi-
il repe Ated doses; but the Of the treat
ment .eems decidedly attributed to the repeated
bleeoinGs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

ton Of said interest among said townships, 90 soon
a. u 10 received by him.
Size. ii. All the interest accSuing 10 the state
ts00 the said one-hslf Of the said surplus fund,
thus distributed amongst the several counties Of
the state, shall be, and il u hereby appropriated
Tor the term Of Eve yean.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

Tie greer e,.heuaue;a., Ed.ssd Ssoss, ~ss d. 81 q
The easdsr o! the DuAs Ay, aad vss ssssssees jean
old ussn ;s e.ee ~akas bis esss 80 dsys ssess
Ne~soo,s Riaep;s lying ss srass, odd ssppsss bio
eoy diseessd sahea - s pssee. Sssss apses
..d e,ained 10. sYos~!" ss dse Doke, ~ yes ssdss
seo~euy. Las;s 80 Ns.'os" "a ias'e," - 49,
He sss fohes qsesGossd, sd esexsS hs DAs's
Gin sss .sd ~ ea@s yos ~ih III sh;s9' - isssass
a lsss "a sssvsss ia Sssss, ssga ~ ysan ds1s
10 Rcd. Do say 80 - hsrw ~ Hs oss - ~
srss. 70 Ieasp svssy 80 - uas - stsAesp
81 AakAs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

Some years ago, the courts Of justice in DebIis
we're sdjoining 70 . range Of dull heavy build iags
called Heu, 10 deabt fron the obscurity 81 The
place.
The fellowisg advsrtisement appeared - one Of
the Dublia oewspapers:
TO be let, salt Of chambers in Hell, ready fur
nished.
n. s. They will be found very convenient Cor .
lawyer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

A voune wife remeossrsaed With her husband
"a dissipased spendthrift) Oh his conduct my
love-" ssid be, Elm only like The prodigal son.
shaji reform BY -and-hy,'' AID ! will b like the
Prod.gal too" she replied. for viii arse and
70 unto my father" and accordingly Of che west.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
JOB PRINTING.

The Office of tho slowA News being well sur
Piled with Job Type, the proprietors are prepare
to execute OH tho shortest notice all kinds of
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29

township, OF part of township, including such
tract. but not subsequent to such date: Pyori-
oed. hotcccey, That such claims be located and
paid for at the time when proof and payment
are made, and certificate Of purchase issued on
the original claim:
You are particularly reminded that Floating
claims, Tso called cannot accrue where the
cultivation was made jointly by the two first
Il actual settlers claiming the right Of pre-emp-
ton, and where the interest of the parties, in
the cultivation as well as in the proceeds there
iof. was aioint and unditaded interest.
/ The right, on the contrary, can accrue only
lin cases where such two first actual settlers
shall show, most explicitly and satisfactorily,
that their interests in the cultivation, as well
ias in the proceeds thereof. were separate and
distinct.
1t is especially enioined on you 10 nse every
practicable precaution to guard against any
fraudulent attempt to obtain floats; and in no
case to grant them where you are not entirely
: satisfied of their genuineness, and after you
shall have closely scruiinized, with all dill
gence and fidelity. the various circumstances
{ set forth in the evidence.
fl You must, Uncover, never fail TO bear IN
q mind that the Two first actual settlers. herein
alluded to, are persons who acted for them
!. selves, and no.in the capacity Of hired men OF
s children.
!. The Testimony must in allcases be required
u to state the facts Of the cultivation and posses
= sion, and all important circumstances connect
g ed iherewith, explicitly, explicitly and spcci
Ifcally, and not merely in general terms; AMI
h must, as heretofore. be transmitted TO this of
: fee. accompanied by the appropriate certifi
!: Gates Of purchase.
!. All receipts and certificates issued in pursu
arce Of this construction Of the law, are to re
3 fer in the heading Of the date of this crcula
i letter; and where two pre-emptors acquir
# floats, the certificate Of purchase granted o.
i the original presumption right is 10 refer to til
numbers of the certificates issued for the floats
and, vice versa, the certificates issued for tn
c floats are " refer, in the heading, TO the nun,
0 Der Of the certificate for the original clam.
To enable you to act under these instruc
Iiions, the surveyor general WILDE directed t
. furnish yonrwi,h explicit information as to tn
townships, the surveys Of which were in prt
; cess Of erecniion in the field between the l9t
D Of June, 1884, and 10Th Of June, 1896.
Immediately on receipt of township plats
the Register will certify thereon the date whe
g received, and transmit to this office, monthly
}, a list Of all such plats, indicating the date
! when received.
+ am, Gentlemen, very respectfully,
l. Your obedient servant,
r JAS. WlI1TCOMB. COMMISSIONS,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29

RESUMPTION or Specie PAyMENrs.--Seyeral
partial resuscitation has taken place amonr 49,
banks Of that city. The Bank of Amel;oras,;a n.
and tho Merchants and Citzens Banks. thew a. :
are now again in full operation, redeen,;nn ~
notes OF all denominations in specie. Al r. ~
er banks arereported 10 be rsdeeming their FIVE ao
lar issues. We have no authentic inform.,;o ao :,
this important fact, nor havc even seen i, =
the city newspapers; think il must be true bow.
essr.-f Natchcz Courier. now
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
The people Of ogle county, Illinois, me, on

Tie people Of Ogle county, Illinois, met on
the 2s,h ult. and formed a society entitled the
.Ogle County Association for the protection
of Claims The society bind themselves to
assist each other in the protection Of all claims
from the illegal intrusion Of any person OF per-
sons, that shall have been made according to
the customs Of the country, but provides that
nothing in that instrument shall be so constru-
ed as to stop the execution of the law.
The meeting adopted the following among
ather resolutions:
Resolred, That many persons in our settle
ment have gone into the practice of JUMPING
CLAIMS for no other purpose than to sell, and
have thereby been doing great injury to the acc
tual settlers.
Resoired, That the person, who first made
his claim without intruding on any other, has
the best right to it until otherwise disposed of
by the General Government.
j Resolved, That no individual has right to
say Settlers claim is too large, and for him
I TO set his bounds, after such settler has under
gone all the privations and expense which is
4 incident in settling and breaking the way in a
new country.
i Resofued, That all persons who have gone
1 into the practice of JUMPING CLAIMS should be
j discountenanced---that NO person should have
I any dealings with them in! any manner, eithel
4 by buying or selling, or loaning, o, any othel
act Of friendship, until they shall have giver
satisfactory proof Of their determination to qui
all such unjust proceedings.
RESOLVED, That, in all cases, we, the adopt
ers Of these resolutions, will all promptly at
tend to any call that may be made, and pu
the proper owner in possession, and demolist
any building or fence, or other incumbranc,
that may beput on his claim unjustly.
Resoloed, That we, who hereunto subscribe
our names, will be expected to comply will
the foregoing resolutions and be in readiness
to assist at the whole expense Of our property
and all who are unwilling to comply with tn
foregoing resolutions, have no right to call Of
this Association for the protection oftheir rights
! Resolrsd, That as soon as this meeting ad
journs, we ali wiz, ;;oin and denno|ish the house
this day, which Blevins, Prindle u Co. hav
commenced on Warren e. Hills claim.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
HOLDING A nonsE.-eIIsre fs,o, Il,

horse" '''i'
Does he kick7,
9No--take hold of him.''
Does he bite %
"Bits, no--tako hold oftbe bfillle, I say,
Docs j: lake TWO 10 hold him ~
"No y,
"Thcn hold him yoursclfv
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
Miners Bank Of Du IRDc,,.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tb,, for,,,
In dollars on each share of the CAPITAL S,ocs :.
the Miners Bank Of Du Buquc. will he :;
to be paid, to the President and Direcio,s ~ -;
Bank at their Office in tho town Of Dr. n,a,.
on the second Monday in October next--fifiv ~,
coat Of said instaln,ent to be paid ID snsc;o po'
by order of the Board,
juno ,, 1897. 'S'l ,er
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
From theMetropolitan
The Bridegroom to his Sleeping Bride.


The Bridegroom to his Sleeping Bird
Sleep, loved one, sleep--thy black curl'd ha
Flows loosely o'el thy bosom bare,
Yet sleep in peace; no pryng eye,
Saving thy lovers own is nigh;
Sleep, dearest, sleep-thy lovers breast
Pillows thy rest.
Sleep on, sleep on--nay do not start,
Ills but thy lovers beating heart,
Whose pulses throb against thy cheek,
Tok' ming the love they cannot speak;
Sweet dreamer, sleep, thy lovers eye
Is watching nigh.
Sleep on, sleep on, sweet folded flower,
Till rosy mornings dawning hour;
Sleep and dream on--thy lovers arm
Is fondly sheltering thee from harm;
Sleep and fear notify lovers ear
LIS listening near.
Omnipotent of earth and heaven!
BY whom all blissful gifts are given
To whom this treasured one l owe
That sleeps upon my bosom now
give the thanks for every bliss,
But most for this!
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
DIR. WARSAW,S

NELEDKATED Remedy for the cure Of Arr.
~ and Fever, Chills and Fever, Cake IN ,hs
side, and many other diseases Of the West i,d ss
Islands, and similar diseases of the United sta,s s
Price ST. % per bottle, for at WIN. MYERs,S
o'oie. Juno II. 3.3m
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
CORN.

III SACKS Cofo, received per steam boat
OO Fulton, and for sale by ''a'
June ~, 1897 SCOTT & TAYLOR.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29

THE REToRT DIRECT. Some time ago, my friend
Aminadab paid me with visit from the country.
He lives Rock Hollow, and we frequently reci-
procate civllties of the kind. When l visited A
minadab, he was very particular in showing me tho
products, pigs, poultry, &C. of his well cultivated
farm; and when he comes me, endeavor to
mako his time pass agreeably as possible, show
At his last visit he wanted to purchase some agra
cultural books for his boy; SO one day accompani-
ed him the book store ofmy very particular fend,
Mr.---.Aminad had on full suit ofhome
mabe drab, country manufactured brogans, and the
identical broad brim that had sheltered his head
and shoulders from sun and storm for full five wears.
He couldn find exactly the books thathe wanted,
and probably was little troublesome at least so
thought the salesman, pert young way in starch
and buckram.
"You are from the country, are you not, r?!''
said he impudently.
"Yes.D
swell there's an essay on the rearing of calves. >,
"That," said Amlnadab, as he turned to leave
tho store, "Thee had better present thy Mother''
o. The contract for that portion of the North
ern Cross Railroad, which lies between Meredosia
on the Illinois river, and Springfield, passing
through Jacksonville. was at the Commissioners
Office in this place the 10th inst. and ;aken h,
Messrs CnABLEs CoLLINs, MlpoN IrsL1E. JAMES
DUNLAP, and THos +. January at 5000 dollars
per m'ie.-Wo uraers:and that the work will be
commenced immediately at Meredosia, and progress
win all possible speed to the interior.
Jacksonville News.
"Bill, Bill" said an urchin, ssdaddy's fairly
Ishs? well Pm darn'd sorry, but he'll ney.
vof lick US again for athering the old cat, e. sha-
wing her with his razor.''
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29
Alattr, anu .Famcp
JOB PRINTING

SUCH AS
Blanks q all kinds, Dills of Ladies'.
AsuElness and Visiting Cards
Hull Tickets, Labels &c.
0E5.Orders from distance must be accompanied
with the cash, or some responsible reference oyan
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29

We invite the attention Of settlers on pup
lie lands, surveyed and not yet brough. i a..
market. n the annexed circular letter Of the
Commissioner Of The General Land Office, as
Containing information, d0b.; highly inpor-
,ant to The interests Of large class OF Settlers
who win thereby have an opportunity OF secu-
ring the lands which they oceupy....helr homes
Ya,'s liberal and Just construction Of the pre-
emp,ion laws, without being reduced to the
necessity Of competing for their homesteads
with the moneyed Spectator. :,
We would take leave to recommend to all
country editors in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana,
and elsewhere. wherever surveyed lands YET
remain to be brought into market, TO give the
Commissioners Circular and Notice. one o.
more insertions, as matter Of peculiar interes
70 their readers. II Globe.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-29

"Bill, Bill,' said an urchin, ssdaddy's fairly
dead ;"Ishe? well Pm darn'd sorry, but he'll new
vof lick US again for lathering the old cat, e. sha-
wing her with his razor''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-14
BANK MEETING

Al Convention of The delegates of the follow
ing tanks in this state, to wit Bonk of Windsor.
Farmers Bank, Nergennes Bank, Montpelier Bank,
Diuu.cboro Bank, Planners and Mechanics Bank,
Bank Of Bennington, Bank Of Burlington, Bank Of
Manchester, Bank Of MiLjlebury, Bank Of Wood
stock, Orange County Bank, Bellows Falls Bank
Coied"nio Coonty Bnut, E,ecX County BANK, VOLS
River Duuk, holdea at Montpelier the ls day
Of November, 10 pefsuGHcc ot resolution ul tbs
banks Of the city Of New York communicated to
the banks of his sta:o by their committee. Albert
Galatn, George NcwbrlI aud c. ". lawrence
which Is as follows, to wit;
"RtsO'r,d, That The banks in tie several states
BE respectively invited appoiu, delegates to meet
on Tie 27,h day .! November, 1897 "a the city Of
NeA York for the purpose Of comforting cn the
tinc when specie payments may b. resumed with
safety, uod on th3 measures Iecesaar! 10 effect
tina. Ga.r..e.r
ESQ. aud Hon. Thomas Emerson was ujIIipoinled
Chairman. aud +. n. Bdegs, Secretary. The
following resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Rcso'gtd That Tie resumption Of specie pay
meu,s by the banks Of the Vermont Is highly De
sirab'e event, and iha' we pledge ourselves aud the
banks with which we are connected 10 use al hon
oruJle means in our po"er to effect he oljec, Us
soon ss !; can be done ai,h due regard to the in
'crcsls Of tie community and he safety of the
banks
Rcsoiccd That this CONVENTION vii a1poiG, ono
delegate, and that the so,crsl banks here repre-
senled be at liberty TO appoint or raore dele
gates 10 represent the bunhs Of His Stulc in The
cpu,ru,ion Of Bank delegates, TO be holden at the
city Of New York the 27.A day Of November
inst.
Ecsolrrd. Tint The delegates fro the Bank. Of
This state appointed 10 oitenj the convention Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-14

g.. ,p...t..-. ...r SAT-,
. .o'"'' ''"''As 90 ' '''' 81" '"'
lngs q tlc Lce.s's'utet-
~. y.-,.,,t,,. ., Tbsf.ts,t.t.. tf,.s,.e
.,rti.l,cvr.t. .s.o,rr8 srha,t l.r. g.a-
ott.trf,s. .rs ,,t, .t.tl ie. ..uu. art We t.rrc.
..t ...I .t f... .... .l .s..t fl.s.-c tis. tl.
rrolsfian.f tire rcor,r. The Frcular sfvalIou
,Ifi.s5.e-- .f. .i..r.et,.i, la ...ncs. ru5 rat-
t.su.siIy aans...ia.ile .ta-.... 1 %
,,c e5uLs-soi ia5rr8 ..c e,n.Jtl J,rr,.-..u. ia
some, G..-ye. rs.l la..H,.---ta4 't.I Ug.rugc
.u -'u;.a- out a..Ucr.uf- GO tl, .fsutus of
laat+. aug ath,, crlporatI,ts. i.utiur tire Gcncf-
ai Assewal, Gal, O. attend ,o m1ii,r. o. general
ounce fninoii snd On OIL. tis..ti,i.u 81 claims go
,le Treasury. tat.s b..uess TIE n.cnhrrs 90
both l!urses addicted iItm,rNcs vsA hutay.r
zesI end jbc consequence ha- been The eno',lon oi
aboDtt.e u-u5i number 81 public acts, 80 PERIOD
% tUr b,i l,ilc u..,r Ibau rqaa. io halt 90 Ctai-
nary tc-sIen. We r.-, % Ui. 800, De- d,crrrd u.
tlloos ,s.at $50 olj. shat The House ol ErWcsch-
'Autr 90, bud O. moot czcclcut itcs.drE uMctr
and That &C., the uu,ruc assidaiy and the prompt
tciiuu ,l Speaker Foot, vas Wat urauch Auch ip-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-14
Prom hs Nor f.'k DaSs Eryrsss. Nor {
NEW YORK MARKET.

COR uaIi,i aas been rather active. ra,irgl.t.
iu' fart po-s aud surara OIL Of witch hiss, ...
proved
FdU IiaRe--Tle business Of rho ec.s1, H..
passiug auey. HH Mo Suo.hctn tuJ Wr,,~.
merchants have gone. GOA ibosc that stc a,rt IA.
ing 90 iar,r stoca. are Com Csc Lass a.l l......
Of The North River. Considering the la,s.
.t,cs t.at have ttcn made. the ncJtispi, has.
bed Increased profits oud sho''rr time.
nv CoadS-llo,e ranged al very ua ,.,...
tie season is how Gcatlv closed. mud ,hc.c uirh.
bot very ntlr done uUlil ile opening oi Spo1g
Hour Pr'ces have suoucriy jumped ug ball,
dollar per hrl The hunted supply jhs' hs. st.,
cd o.th'" .eN dave. eod tao large o,1cr n ...
trt has catued up prcc- TO 50 tor common b.,,.,
Wcs,em, and Sy25 for fancy.
fuday-TAe arrivals have been ,cry .atso ,.5
the operations rather ,ia,tcurI- Wrs,cru ...l..,
s.s7 92J.
Go0a--stack Of Wbca, is cxcc,d,nph l...
: lu, OF $500 bushcl. Rns,o,k y,bcat mat n,,,,.
sold q. 1909 4 lotuf Wcsto.n now. ,,,e... N,.
at = dolls aud 1907 offered These ,,,c..t.,.,
decided advance over previous s1lr.. 4 n, ,l
1tclgu Rye cold at 1861. and several asr.qt. 3D.,
| Nouhcm OF ~ IL which Is uu advance. >...
/ Rycis coming iujp marhct aud se'is w,u. yl,s
Of Northern Barley IS c's. vLl,h 8, anaa.an.,.
+ Com is coming 10 iIcci, Nam the S.uh. asa f..
/ 'akou at 1913 lO5 cts.
/ fon-'ihc dcusud FIR aI description. h..
onG prices are well maintained. rno sales ol p .
and Sheet Iron, have been large. 100 toms Il
STA bar brought $o7 l-2 mon,hs.
] ProIisjoas - Mess pori, advanced owing ,.N..
sWa; sloc& here. sales al u l2a22 pr..
/ II 3 o - / >. Beet comics into narhc, lfct.
sales Of rnno 2osl2 Most, l2l2aH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-14
lNpr.N - Id wAslnNeroN

?, ths tDtfstl ,tsp,t psastlts, safft.ct to
hrsta lss pss..,s ts..fc tte be-, - potiuird ttsi
o. Foip,sti at. 90 bold e. tstIt. td.HtfY talk
ara shs e,cersn is'isn lelsgs'in.s sol Bong e'-
1900. 60 rec Ja. H.-,iifg bsivcsn 'tfcc ichg','ai
Col -es---ths Eiesr aae tus Sac SO Ia4cs--i Nas
.c,sinsned $50 e,f 'lac ",sle iaee talking Aout,
ADD ttsr.ca.f-~, G.f ttr nHti ia.trcfaus "rta
tfefirca --1'tu ehafch sss ctsg,uted 90 thc uln.
toss Ja,t ps ca'cted ,ho icj hlsaAo'cd Sscs
30 Fe1ss wsft le,pc STATED sd go tsa niaaics
Aa1a f.n oyporsury 81 .'ud,in. 'loir statue
Ike tetslas. They ST. on tbs islt 81 Nf p,ta.
ssli tn4 certainly Hobl,r forms coaiI no, l., iuuul
,a iAs eAai- rsnge q nsiutes usucffieee 49,
io,m and ntc'ed tic attention ~ every "ne. He
Ease - Vel. fttped possessioe kreo ps'r = cye'.
Which Acli, 4 f,eqaestiy ~iatag, n.aAes ncfc
in,eWgcts nd spirited IN eSTicssint. il's ctess
We. M su.srcul. Ugcr his wo.l.fube lie ote @
o,po trimmed With feathers, White on one side,
sud black on the other vlile BIS lcsCiucs were
richly trimmed sah ~ and te d. Arouni Die
head be wore a toll of Loafsbin.
Bot what made INN more Interesting was he Of
about ten years Of tcr. Who sQpatied between biz
father lcgt. h., ml.d. .mnoth tsEular feature.
.f.fdsrs iue contrast 10 BIS fathers manual a.
rect kcokuek hc,d in he LETT hsnd pear iiin-
med with fsf and feathers. the bong steel point
81 which vas ifansfGeds single ieaihrr lis no
bic features wete free from ptinI excepting The
mass round the mouth which extending 90 slfcuks
back 10 bis cheeks impaired erotious air TO ths,
expressive featD&. Altogether the father and son
presented fne fubiec, for heroic tabiedu. Some
of his chiefs wore singular articles of drrss. Cor
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