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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-03
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

TINE SESSION or THE MEDICAL DEPAR
4 MENT Of this Institution. ~lll eommence on =
last Monday Of October neu and continue until the 10
day Of February.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-03

Gould, Hannah F.
Hallack, Fitz Greene
Harvey, John NJ.
Hillhouse, John A.
Hoffman, Charles F.
Mellcn, Granville
Neal, John
Peabody, B. w o.
Percival, James G.
Piepont, John
Pinckney, Edward G. ~
Prentice, George ID.
Rockwell, J. o. ...
Sands, Robert c. ..
Sigourney, Lydia II.
Spraene, Charles
Sutermeister, J. r.
TrumbuA ), John
Wetmore, Prosper NJ.
Whittier. John g..
Willis, Nathaniel p.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-03
THE EXPENSES A

THE EXPENSES ARE: .".
THE FIRST COURSE. ..
For attending the Lectures Of six Professors,
each SIS
For attending the Dissector and Demonstrators
For attending Clinical Lectures and instruc-
ton AT the Infrnary,
The herald., 1837-03-04
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ARRIVED.
Packet ship Independence Nye Liverpool JAN 2 with mdze
Pscke, ship Shakespeare Collins Liverpool jan H. with mdse
s6 Marion spsdns ApalachicOla, Feb with to
Brig Massaso Laeke of Plymouth Mass. from essina 50
Big Odessa Demiag Madeira days. with wine to Barclay q
Brig MARSHALL Rosc,ley of New Haven, from Of Morocco
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MEMORANDA.
The Alert Capt. BckeY salsd yesterday O.
a cruise relieve vessels, 40.
schr reported having been ashors west
Of Moneaus is probably the erono reported in tho Herald Of
Feb 2sc.
spofsa1no lat g. snip John Edward, Baiy.
Al Assasn Bay July 18th ship oeua Moshs N b. 7so bk
fPer independence, Nyel
Livcpoo Jan 22-Ar ship John Linfu, of
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Al Fushns, Jan. Is -Ansette, Cast :. New York
Ms MsT... sss us Rsi'ss ss oSs New Nss York
ms I, is~ Nsw Y e se s sst . = s% a,s m h ohs %
@ $ sfaas d nc Dae and s,Se ei docaasn SsaaS
have been picked up at Norlea.
Linin 22-Sps Plymouth, KeHrick, from New York.
Ceylon, Gore do do.
samaranc, Nox ls-Bak Mary Ballard, DALI
from China. o load for New York.
At New Dicppe, Jan. 3-Slp Victoria smith, YORK
| pairs srended on account Of being ice hound
B Ds; e%Ss To- ssT s SSt 81 hi,
Emporium cag ofir4n, for New York about Feb
Hull, jan il.-Ar Wolga, Good New York.
Havp Jan. s-Ar Founosa, One New York Olivier Bau-
droI do.
Lisbor Dec 2ssrd shin Kessnetsn, Curtis OF New York,
for Pniladclphia-1sd Barbara, Johnson DO.
Bristol, jan ii-Spd, Ulla, Iilm ~, New York
SPOKEN.
Feb 5 lat 3e i0 Ion 60 Swedish brig Heb3 Hestrom from
Nav York for Goenburg.
PER Yesterdays MAIL.
Richmond Feb. ss.-Cld.s hr. Char es Pman New York
Newport Feb 25-Ar sooo Tecurnses Vars. New Yok-g7ih,
sioop Glide Basse, New York with for the Y. -
fugate Independence. -
Providence. March l-r schr. Control, cade Nof IL, via
New York. ETmto ElwcIl New Yok; President Com
stock do SID slsons Ncs York rrankln, and Agent do
Charleston, Feb oj-Bcow, Buenos Ayrs, Stuart New
York.
Baltimore Much Below bng Pavilion Kelly. New York,
and schrs.
The herald., 1837-03-04
MARRIED..

On Thursday ed inst by The Rev G. Doughty, Jonathan
Stoer TO Miss Eliza Bennett daughter Of James
all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening ls' inst by the Rev Mr. L. HAWKS,
On Wednesday, LIST inst by the Rev Somer John Pen
deton, Esq, to Miss Hester Travis.
Phadelpha Feb zsth by the Rev Dr. Duccachet
B. Rollins OF this city, to Miss Maria Moore the former
place.
DIED.
On Thuday afternoon, sd inst VIM j.. infant If
H. Townsend.
Friday Sd ns of consumption John A. Musgrave aged AZ
years
His friends and those Of the fam ly respectfully requested
TO attend his funeral ono after at o'clock from his late
res,deace, IS Ann ST.
On Thursday I'd inst this city Of consumption in the
year OF her Elizabeth, wife of solomon Jenner
The relatives and friends the amiy respect uly invited
attend the funeral om l59 Henry II O'clock A. NJ
On Ihursda I'd inst of scarlet fever Mary 81 daughter Of G.
J. Cannon.
On Thursday ed inst Alr.d b. infnt son of Amos Keeer
On Wednesday lst nst of John Wilson native
OF Cumberland, En- late OF 81. Croix.
On Tuesday ssth Feb. of inflammation of the lungs Anne
murray daughter OF James s., and Elizabeth c
months and days.
At Port Mahon Nov 2sth afte lingering Illness John Holly
Smith, Ist Lieu. o. the u. s. fgate United States
The herald., 1837-03-04

BowERY THEATRE.-Dinneford, the gentemany
and interchangeable manager of this theatre is nightly
rewarded with crowded audiences to view the grand
spectacle of Mazeppa. II is the most gorgeous
piece produced in this city, and promises as il
should to repay the untrng exeriions of Dnneford to
please the play going public. Go and see it.
The herald., 1837-03-04

HATs.-Whats heed without hat Not good
for much this weather. What il the object then to
get good hat and q cheap hat. Where is this de-
sideratum to be obtained At Browne & Co.'S, l78
Chatham street, corner ofMott street Elegance and
economy are combined in the head coverings sold at
this store 90
The herald., 1837-03-04

FaANKLIN THKArRs-The Dramatic Institute, as
Jemmy Twitcher has styled it, is the great little
Franklin, is going ahead finely Dinneford has not
forgotten this little establishment Of which he IS.
manager but divides his time and abilities between it
and the Bowery. Mrs. Kent is playing here, and is
without an equal in her line-a pretty woman, and
much esteemed in private life
The herald., 1837-03-04

u The Infdels have given us an invitation to their
soirie next Tuesday Well go, just to see how how
beautiful woman will make believers of them. The
Infidels will be washed for that night at least.
The herald., 1837-03-04

COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-Mr. J. Parker wishes to
notice to those friends who honored him with their
company on Monday evening last, that the committee
OF young gentlemen who gave that ball. have IN the
most handsome manner, after paying all their expen
ses, presented him with the sum Of s245, for which
he begs leave return his most sincere thanks. Not
withstanding the ncIemency Of the weather, Il was
one OF the largest Ind best dressed balls that has been
given al Tapmany Hall this season
Mr. p. wishes TO notice TO the public that hrs last
Grand Fanc, Dress Ball this season, Will take pace
on Monday, the 18th OF March.
The herald., 1837-03-04

Usupy LAws-The repeal of the Usury Laws, even
in modified form; may be considered as being TUT
at rest for the prcseut. In committee of the whole
Mr. Johnson in The chair, Mr. Livngs;ons bill for
limitisg the repeal to short commercial paper, was
rejected by IL to6.
Mr. Edwards opposed the bill, because the immc-
date effect would be, to withdraw the large amount
of money now loaned, on bond and mortgages, at
and per cent and convert il into ninety days loans.
On the division being taken the result was stated
above
The herald., 1837-03-04

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE IN WArEa
sTRrEr.--After paper went to press on Thursday
night At near upon l2oolock the flames, which were
supposed to have been subdued broke out afesh and
owing to the combustble materials they had to feed
upon ragged for some time with indomtable fury.
The fireis supposed by some TO have originated in
the cellar Of the store, No. LIS Water street.
occupied by Mr.. Henry Storms as a saddlery; by
Others and believe rightly, that il was first dis
covered in the cellar of the building No III, occupied
by Messrs Pollen a. Colgate, as oil and paint store
II was in this store that the explosion took place, at
which so much pitful wonder is expressed by some
Of our learned coemporaries.
Heated oil even will explode, what shall we say
them Of turpentine and alcohol 2 with when every
paint store is more or less stored couple o. gahons
Of alcohol, confined in stone jug, and exposed 70
heat, would explode pretty similarly 10 she'll am ano
would make report little inferior'o cannon me
,xnoson ben can be easily accounted for and all the
talk about "incendiary gunpowder" i'"our grand
mothers twattle.
The herald., 1837-03-04

BALLS, SoIREEs &c.-We have now on hand, and
will publish on Monday, possible, beautiful de-
scrpiion of the ball ia Broadway given by the lovely
L.-another graceful account of the ball in East
Broadway, given also by another lovely L.-togeher
with beautiful sketch of Fancy Ball given TO the
beau monde of Baltimore, by third L. there.
1t is almost impossible for to keep pace with the
wishes of the pure beautiful and lovely sex-but we
will try, and then throw ourself on their soft tender
hearts for mercy and indulgence towards manifold
sins and offences.
The herald., 1837-03-04

FATAL AssAuLr-The injury received by young
Mr. franklin Baltzcll, by being struck on the head
with stone cast from the sidewalk, while assisting
the Washington Hose company, in Baltimore on Fri
dav last has proved fatal.
The herald., 1837-03-04

AVIsIT.--We had a visit yesterday from Haning-
tons two large dogs which look like young lions--
They are perfect gentlemen in their manaers and both
agreed in opinion that am the greatest editor, they
the greatest dogs in New York. "Bow WOW !wow!'
The herald., 1837-03-04

courses ON MoRRIs"-The "Courer and Enqui-
rer has struck for higher wages-a rise in adverti-
sing of fifteen TO fifty per cent This is necessary
movement. The losses of that concern during the
The herald., 1837-03-04
&I20nA0

These are the true causes which make the Courier
strike for higher wages The ether papers remain at
the old prices. From the first of April begins the
downfall of the Courier We hope ii will not go out
of being until we punish him by a verdict in the Su
pcror Court Of $4,000, for his riots, mobs, rows at
tacks and mmoralities during the last six years.
The herald., 1837-03-04

The PiLoT LAws.Wc learn from Albany that the
new Pilot Law may be considered as settled by a
vote Of the House of Assembly on Wednesday last
The bill provides for the creation Of board of free
commissioners TO be appointed by the Governor and
Senate. These are To appoint and commission a GER
tain number of Pilots, preference being given the
existing Pilots and apprentices of three years stand
ing.
We do not learn the precise form in which the COM
missoncs are TO bepaid; bat probably by per diem
allowance.
The herald., 1837-03-04

IT Sanford, the counsel Of the Hambln Gang,
has been presented with pair of gin sling silver
pitchers. Very appropriated To brave military men
we present swords-to good farmers, short-horned
Durham bulls-to great cooks, golden spit-and to
Sanford gin sling silver pitcher. Very character
stic! No doubt Governor Marcy will rake drink
from his pitcher and appoint him Major General at
once.
The herald., 1837-03-04

| observation-disclosures your namef
Prsoner-Oh hu, oh!
Magisuaie-Oh, hn, oh You must be Hottie
| tot.
| Prisoners frlend-No he amt he's a respectful
man. His name is James Madden
| Maeistrate-We, we shall commit your respect
/ bic friend to brIdcwell.
| Prisoners friend--Youll take BALI
| Magistrae-How do you know I'll take bail
| shall take no such thing.
| Prisoners irend-I shall insist upon baIng him.
| Napistraie-And l shall insist If you do not tak
| your self off that you go to brIdewel with him.
This was poser. The prisoner was led off sobbn
out his "oh, hu oh y and his friend followed decla
| ing he'd have satisfaction.
| Steamboat Robbery.-Ofiicers Brink and Welsh ye
| tcrday arrested black fellow named Alexander Mo
gan for stealing from on board the steamboat Rcche
terra quantity of china and other articles amounting
Sl7,3S. .
Alexander declares he did not steal the artcles-n
merely took them to lend a female friend, one MISC
Caharine Hogans, of Greenwich st. =
The officers found portion OF the arucies ~. a. :" ,
ladys house Morgan, notwithstanding nis Piea
loan wns committed.
A1aekeref Syolea.-Aaron Sherwood was commi'
ted for stealing barrel Of MackereI tne property
j. r. Robinson No. 2l3 Front -,
And va Another.-Dr L. Feucntwaneer, - anon =
the sufferers by Mrs OBren, thc utlerer OF iorgea
bills. of the Bank Of Amherst, hassnchuseus ~
~. - =, ,ha noce Office today, and made afidav
We .oce;ycd note Of the above description from
~ ,.n,..n' This is the fifth case against her.
''I Dahbsry al Hoifs--A gentleman named NldaT
u.J;son. made a complaint against a man namet
W.,s,n Wells alias George Smith, for stealing
sr,'r him a gold watch and chain and fifteen dollars
- bills. Wells has been arrested and committed
The watch the prisoner Is suspected to have sold IN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21
CUMBERLAND ROAD.

BY the Politeness of General Upton we have re-
ceived copy Of a bill, reported by Mr. Hendricks,
to the Senate. on the ID January, inst. providing
ior an approximation, for the presen, wear, the
Cumberland road. of 1920, 900 for Oa,e, $50,
600 for Indiana, and the same amour, for Illinois
MIR Hendricks, although aeea ted. is still alive to
the interest of his State.-The bill provides that
for the immediate expenditure oftiv appropriation,
the President is authorised TO appoint fit per-
son rs superintendent of the road in OHIO, two FL
persons supcrintendenrs os the r,ad in Indiana
and one fit person superintendent in Illinois, with
as meny qualified assistant superintenden,s as the
wants Of the service shall, from time 10 time re-
qui'e, and Who, under the inspection and order Of
sAlful officer Of the Corps Of Engineers to be de-
tailed BY the Secretary Of War for the purpose,
shall divide the road into sections. Il shall be
their duty to make the disbursements, and to ac
count faithfully for all moneys in their hands by
virtue Of the act; TO superiotend in person the me-
king ofsaid road according TO the plane and d.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21
Bargain! Eargaim!!

rEsHE subscribers offer at private sale n the town
of Washington, Wayne CO.. Indiana. . LOT
near the centre of said town, with new and COM
Portable dwelling HOUSE. together With q large
and W ell furnished HATING SHOP. with all the
TOOLS &c. necessary for the hating busioess those
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves
Terms of.aie will be made easy.
NATHAN BRASHER.
BAILY ALBERTSON.
Washington. II mo- 1895. 52-am
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

WOULD respectfully inform hi. friend. and the public
that he has this day received large addition stock
Of GROCERIES, consisting Of Sugar. Coffee Tea, Spices,
&C.. also, great variety Of DRY GOODS aud HARD
WARE which he will sell at the lowest prices. His
assortment of SUGAR beng extensive will be cold at the
following prices: l2a, IA, Is. and Is cents lie would
respectfully solicit call from his country friends
inc the
Richmond, January II. 1887 etf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WILL be soli TO the highest bidder the first Satur-
day IN February next. in the OF New Boston, two
LOTS in the centre Of the known the property Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The above lost are
very mnoious and we'll ated cor miy residences:
a corner lot, improved. opposite J. & w Russe's
store, the 9th front lot ith hewe log
aud well calculated FOR kind Of mechanical shop.
TERMs.cne third of the purchase money in hand, the
other equal ens:alment half three months
and the other ia months.
Boston January IA. 1887 o:3ws
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

The Rev Mr. Campbell (Bap:ist) and Bishop
Purcell (Ca:hoiic) 10 have discussion in this
city touching the soundness of the Catholic faith
II viii TO doubt be interesting, and will attract
large audiences. The discussion. will commence
to day at half past O'Clock in the Baptist Church
On Sycamore street.
Since the above was written the following com
.nunlc ation has been handed to u.s.
ROMAN CATHOLIC DISCUSSION.
In order ~ sect. far possible, the arrange
ments entered into Yesterday, for conducting the
contemplated discussion fer the period Of seven
days, (SunGay excep:ed) and if practicable, to
make one proposition, the burthen Of each day, We
have endeavored TO cngross the nine 10 seven, in
the following order:
Polxrs At ISSUE.
I. The Roman Catholic Institution sometimes
called the "Holy Apostolic Catholic church,, IS
not now, nor sne catholic. apostolic, or
holy; but is sect IN the fair import Of that word,
older than any sect now existing, now the ''.noih
er and mistress Of all churches but an apostacy
from the only holy apostolic and catholic church
Of Christ.
,. Her notion Of apostolic succession is with
out foundation the Bible, in in fact an
imposition Of the NEST injurious consequences,
built upon the opinions Of interested and fallible
men.
3. She il no. uniform in her filth, united in
her members; out mvtabe and fallible, any 9th
or Christian a confederation of sects under poii-
co-ecleSastic head.
4. She is the Babylon Of John. the 'man Of
sin" Of Paul, and the empire of the youngest horn of
ID nIcfs aea monster.
5. Her notions of perSatory, indulgencies,
articular confession, remission of sins, transu-
Discrimination, superezogation, &c.-essential
elements Of her system, are immoral in their
tendency, and injurious to the well being OF
roliuiorc and polificcl
6. Notwithstanding her pretentions to
have given us the bible and faith in it, we are
perfectly independent Of her for our knowl-
edge of that book, and its evidence of a divine
original.
Z. The Roman Catholic religion, if infalli-
bic and unsusceptible Of reformation, us al
legged, is essentially auto Americans being op-
posed to the genius of all free institutions.
and positively subversive of them--opposins
the general reading Of the scriptures and the
diffusion of religious knowledge among the
whole community, SO essential to liberty and
the per,nanency Of good COVE rnnent.
\. CAMPBELL.
Cincinnati, l 9Th Jan. 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21
G. Il. VILLA MS.

s2 FL UKNS his sincere thanks to his friends and
the public generally for the patronage he has
heretofore received from them, and now wishes to
inform them that he has opened shop. door
east of Dr. Lindsay's Drug Store, the south side
of Main street, Richmond. Ind where he hopes
to see his old customers, and all others who may
wish to purchase articles of S.4DDLERY. HAIR
NESS, &c. &c. good terms as they can be o..
tanned elsewhere.
Richmond, Jaa. 18th, 1887. 2tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

MARR1ED.-In ItnntsviAe, Madison county, Indiana,
on the 2Ist Of Dec. las, John Conrad, ESQ.,, Mr. VIM
Hall, of Wayne CO., to Miss Hannah Jane Stand6e,
the former place.
At Penlleton, Madison , the 9th Of Dec, by
the same Mr. Johs T. S.Irain Miss Mary C. Butcher
Oh Thnr.day, Oct 20, 1886, BY John Green, Es.,
Mr.. VILLAS Bevesiin, 70 Miss Martha STANLEY.
On the 18th inst By the sane Mr. DAME. iaobbne
- Mic Rebecca Way.
.A The 18th, By the saae, Mr.. Janes Clements. to
Nj Rhscila Boyd; Al e - seunty NJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21
4 FAIR CAUTION.

'ENHE public is hereby cautioned against trading
for mute ofhand. given by me to Samuel Ors-
born, for thirty dollars, due the first of November
next, as said note wa. obtained through fraud and
without any consideration. therefore. ! Am deter.
mined not to paw II Without compelled BY law.
HAMPTON Il. WHITEHEAD.
January l4th, 1897. 2-3tH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

GEx. JEssrr.-The steamboat Champion arrived
at Mobile, the first inst from Pens.cols. The
passengers repor, tina, Gen. Jussup had failed "a
his expedition. lie had returned saddened nrd
disappointed, TO Tampa Bay with his tr"cpe. in .
destitute condition. having found no Indians. The
u. s. Ship of War s.. Ions had arrived &, Peesa-
cola from Tampa Bay. Gov. Cali has resigned his
command.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21
DERSONS

JEKSONS indebted to Morrison Wigria
are requested to male payment, and theso
not attended to SOON. i'll find them in the hands
OF an ofhcer for collection; it is hoped tAeee eea-
cerned viii attend to this CALL, ~ j. vesh =
OUT Of the scs.tson for " G call Per.aaaann n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

rec.ons prescribed by the inspecting eneineer;1nd
to cause the work to lie executed by contract,
VS., work, both, the public interest may re-
quire. The bill also provides, that the supern-
tendents shall not be interested directly or indirect
~ in AIRY contrac, to be made BY them; and before
entering upon the discharge Of the duties enjsned
by the act, they shall! severay execute bonds,
with approved security, for the faithful discharge Of
their respective duties, and shall receive COM
pensation for their services in the discretion of the
Pses ident, sum not exceeding fifteen hundred
dollars each, per annum; and the assistant superia
,cndents authorized TO be appointed under the pro-
visions Of this act, shall receive such compcnsa-
ton for their services 'hc Secretary of War may
prescribe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

BLACK HAWK Dr. ,wNED-We arc informed bv
the Galena Gazette. that Black Hawk, the cele-
brated Indian Chief. was recently drowned e.
tempting To cross the Iowa in his on his re-
turn from tho treaty q, Rock !~l,n1.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21
William St. Clair,)
G-l.,o. G. Cl,;. 1

AND now at this day cometh said complainant
BY David ki!gore; Esq, his solicitor. and files his
Bill of complaint. And, therefore, notice Of said
complaint, upon disinterested affidavit FLED that
said defendant is not resident Of the state Of L.
diana: II is ordered by the Court. that notice Of
the tendency of said Bill ofComplant be given to
said defendant by publication, made in tho Rich
Richmond, Wayne county. Indiana. for three
weeks successfully; notifying said defendant that
unless she be and appear before the Judges of said
Graut Circuit Court, the first day of theis next
erin. and plead answer r demur 10 aid Compl ain.
anes Bill ofCompiaint, the and the matters
and things therein contained will be heard and
In her absence.
RILEY MARSHALL. e. G. &C.
by NJ Jones, Dep. Clerk.
Dec. Goth, 1926.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-21

LAW OFFICE. IT. ID. WALPOOL,
Attorney at L0r
PRACTICES the Law in the Circuit Courts Of
the Counties Of Madison, Shelby. Marion. and
Hancock, and the Probate Court Of the latter
County.
CetTRcside acc--CnEENFfzLD. Hancock county.
Reference:
DAM. p. WIccIss. Richmond, Indiana.
Col. SAML. FLEMixG,y
January 81, 1857. ?-6no.