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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-19
POLITICAL.
From The Fredericksburg Arena.

Far, n, Fredericksburg Arena.
LOvLANDs AND THE MOUNTAIN
Isrood by Caldwelfs fountain
Apilgffn at Thy shrine,
Hygeia, where the mountain
Throws round charm divine,
And as sadly pouder'd,
Nv thoughts ran thus in rhyme,
To home irom whence I've wandeId.
Nv far of, sunny ciin,e:-
Tie low lands or the mountains
Oh which should love best
Broad rivers the fountains
And blue hills ofihe Vest
These vast and giant ranges,
With yallies dark and deep,
Where time hath wrought no changes,
Or plains of boundless sweep
The lofty hills arc charming
And strike the enrapiur'd eye,
And lie the heart is warming
Who flung them on the SKY
What shadows dark, so drifting
Along the mountain side
And as the clouds shifting
How swiftly ON they glide
Those crowning trees how sapless
Like skeletons they look,-
So hoary aud so hapless
So dreari and Thunderstorm
Like sentinels, they ne standing
To guard some baitled tower"
Some castle wall commanding
For many a weary hour.
How beautiful the white clouds
Upon those tops of blue!
Atsnnsei, ere the night shreud-
The gorgeous scene from view
All glorious are the eildinga
Where seeming SHOWS have rolled
How Fancy rcars her buildings
Ofbight aud burisl'd gold
And oh the lovely flowers
Tina, deck the mountain silc
How sweet in sylvan bowers
They boom in lonely pnde
The brightest there av llushms
Mid those Of virgin snow,
And bark the streams rushing
Unto the wales below.
Yet moro, vet more this fountam
This ii, inspiring spring
iapp'd hv the blue rohed mountain
a heller charm doth bring
For herr are pilgrims vending
Borne down by sorrow load.
And silent prayers ascending
Like Gankneenso Ia God
But what afc all, old Manor
Compared 10 ldes I'm, home
Tho silver sail and banner
The pillows dashed To foam
White beach aud winding n,eff
The Rn, the honndless Srn
Al YES, the great Lawgher
Ilath bound my soul Io9e.
To We whom memr, mingletli
With boyhool's joyons plays
Oh how my blood il tngrlh
To dream OF those Young dar~,
When DER your fields | WANDERED,
Or wateh'd that banner wu,e
Or on that white beach ponder'd,
Or did those pillows brtc.
ifs .SmpAur Sp9fHps. lime. Ir3S.
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4 WOULD inform my friends and a.d tie pun
lie generally that my assoiilnentm
Drug, uodieincs, Paints, Oil, D''-"'"""' "''
is now complcte. all Of which have been rccrnfiy
aud earefuy selected by myself, IN The Nonnefh
markets on the very best terms, and ieci eohhaenl
that can offer inducements not before Ia" III ms
market, and would particularly invite al persons
wishing 10 purchase adiclcs m my line call and
examine lor themselves before buying.
T. \. fOuRQUREAN,
Sign Oft the Boy X Mortar
June II
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NOTICE.

DY virtue Of deed 81 trnsi, executed to IL. SUI
ID ser,bers h, John H. Rutlcdec. and Lucinda u.
his wife bearing date The 18Th da, nj July. ls36 and
,ni, recorded IN the Clerks Olre o the eounties'i
pitisylysnia and Campbell, FOR certain purposes
therein mentioned, shall proceed 10 sell to TIE
highest bidder for cash the following property 10
vii. On Friday the 27ih Of July. the premises
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q, sfsEs sH.EgES. AZ.
J o'y 10

ANlNG determined to devote my attention
n principally TO the CarryaIl making business
VIII chdeayour IN future 10 keep on hand at mvshon
supply OF CARR1ALLS, with and wllbonr
springs made OF first tate timber and good work
manshp. My situation being in the country. my
expenses considerably less than they would be IN
hShcnooS' and having had 10 years experience IN
the business, make no hcsltancy IN tlr as.ar,io
That eau sell them much cheaper according to oll
''y'lhan they can be bought ia Lynchburg, or almost
any other town. will also make BAROi' Giles IN
order. Those wishing to purchase would do we'll 10
give me call before purchasing, as feel confident
l snai give general satisfaction boih in prlee and
quality. - ''''
My shop may be found in Amherst, 5 mics north
rom Lynchbuts, near New-llopc Meeting House.
VIII also keep on hand fer the accommodation Of
purchasers the bcst CarryaI Ilamess, at the lowest
c's'' price sl LVESTER l.. BURFORD.
July 10 wa,
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TEE BiE.TErioRE
ki(c EllAHANNCe (oiliuKEII.

UahCs all ifns ia i,icii aiIie, IA.
fer.sf q .fsonc, .. involved.
lnsaraHte on Lives every Hundred Dollars.
A...l .-.L1 80. LII u L A.. 4 ..-L ...nr Eur LIZ
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SE1E.kis EEssNS.

INrRovtMrNT BY STEhN,-lt appears from an
article Ia the last number of the Railroad journal
published IN New York, that the steam boiler and
apparatus constructed with much ingenuity, by
Phineas Bennett, of Ithaca, New York, and aler a
labor Of years brought to- state ofpefiecon which
was hardly anticipated is creating quite excite
ment among the scientific men in New ok, and
promises TO be classcd among the nlost wonderful
Improvements OF the age in which we live.
The grand point in tbs invention IS the saving Of
fuel Ii has been satisfactorily proyedby npcaed cx
perimens in the steamboat Dispatch, built bs Capt.
Cobb and having BENEFITS boiler on hoard, tlat
the saving OF Fuel is almost incredible. Tie bnai Z,
1876 feet in length-2l feet cam-draws from g. 10
feet watcr-aud measures $50 tons-yet II is
proved beyond doubt that one cord OF wood will
propel her thirty miles at the of eleven miles an
hour Consequently but little than hnn-
dred cords OF wood. OF us equivalent in coal, will be
required To propel her across the Atlantic.
1t is SAID that this construction OF boilers PEI uu-
ly calculated for locomotive engines as thele is moi
particle escaping from the smoke pipe. or steam
pipe, which Is not obtained IN the escape steam
and Of course ladies' dresses and Ccrlemcu's eyes
cannot be materially damaged thereby, as is now of.
ten the case when within quarter OF a mite OF thc
engine. Mr.. Bonnet has produced these important
results, which promise 10 he of vast benefit u
mankind by awaiting himself Of the combined pow "a
OF nre, water aud air-ol the latter a very large
quantity.
The great consumption of fuel has hitherto beer
the principal obstacle TO tho navigation ol The At
Iantic by stean.-lhs objection owing to the skill
OF an enterprisng American mechanic. is about to b,
oov,ated-and would II be eXtravagau to predict tia
IN lew Yeas steam vessels will traverse every pan,
1.-THE Allantlc-aye, and the Pacific ocean, to carr,
out the produce of our soil and Ingenuity, and brin!
BACK valuable merchandise from distant lands
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NEW SPRING GOODS

SXE ARE NOW RECEIVING a large and
w general assortment of
Spring end Summer fs00Gs,
recently purchased in New York, aud we respect.
fully invite purchasers to call and examine onr
STOCK, which will be offered al very low prices
TURNER x BURWELJ
Mays -
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irnles held in tAr Clerh's Once oftc Cir
ct superior Couri o Law and Chaurerv for The
" Of Amherst, on Monday The I'll day OF May 1853.
William II. Knight, Plaintiff,
UaHiHG
Edward A.CalOall and stephen Turner, Del. nlaut.
Is tHtNtEBY.
The 2.iHlanf Stephen Turner not bIsine ent5fcd asnp
pcamre nld gcn s,cmit according 10Th het ct Assembly
aud the ru al dis toart, and appearing h satisfactory
evidence thai he ,=Hpt AT iual1al of ii= roau'.uis
drrrd tut tho said al Hiat daHpfHar hf ua HE Glsl da
OF the ncAi September term and the bail Of The
plaintiff and thai cops OF t ORDER be form" ti inserted
in saut-nrn published il Ia rnu of iAuehAGrs. ton
no months -ueesNg>, and Po-= al the nont door ofus
eoa4t leus of til county.
Copy-lcstf,
E3ElHI TlN5LEY, e.
May a. VIM
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SALE OR JAaUAEszE
PROPERTY IN LIBERTY.

ID virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub
sP scrlber tor certain purposes therein mentioned
by Aimed +. IL. Edgar aud wife. the 2lth day Of
March, ISIS and duly recorded IN Bedford Jerk 5
Office, shall proceed, on the premises, in the town
OF Liberty, Bedford county, on Tuesday the 3lst day
of this mouth, duly, le55) to SELL public auction
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''I'N'''' " ~ ,,,a,.,.,,. 0,g,I. I'M
he county of Pai>,lyaala. Also. al ihe zane iime
and Mace. ono other Araet, containing 552 A. hES,
adjoining the lahds of Thus. I. Adams and etheIs
and on Monday the Both Of the same month 81 lhe
Late residence OF said Rufcdse, ~ the county OF
.,,,t.u n,ar,ed IN sell all The rie h. title aud in
,,ssi of the SAID John = and lucinda u. III the poi-
ton assigned Patsy Barber by the will Of Henry
Ward. decd aud al the Same I'm and place a'iihe
interest or the sud lohn II. aud Lucinda D. IN aud
10 the pfcmies which they formerly lived as leased
nf p.fsey Barber. during hef natural lite together
Win the inrrre ST as convesedby Wm. J. McElhency
and John W. Rutledeo; also at the same time aud
place. y Lots IN the Of klngston also - Acres
ufchascd by said Rutledge OF \. NJ Goodman, all
Joining the same. The title to the above named pro-
nrrfy is behaved be good but acting Is frusfrcs"e
b1j convey such title as is Ycsed IN Us by said decd,
and none other. John {. BARBER, Trus-
TllOS. I. ADAMS. : ties.
June % t2IJ1'
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i rankin, containing 22l4 ACRES, l,m
IN the waters uf Old WouIan's Creek,
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OVER THE L.scnBUnG corHsp

10 commence on IPednesday, 12h day Of SeDiqmL..
1888, and continue / ,lai,y ''''os'
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.y.pYEcE go GO.s'4'R.9CT0Rs.

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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

Aso.ler sob Treasury exPloled--We lea,
tina, ALLEN HurcnKNs, the Receiver At the Ion
Land Office, has taken n himself wings and de
leaving Uncle Sam mious some 10000 or Il. o.
doliars.-[ Adsersisev.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

Gleriop Ness fsa csasses;rx! Assekes Ssaae
redee.ed-Lece Eseeis. presersse ss1 Jsas
H. Niles Usvsed - 4s;f lie Sesase
The eleetios which teok place in Connecticut
on Monday, has Terminated in the mcst signal
political victory that has vet been recorded, on
the part of the wings. William Ellsworth. the
wing esadidate Zoe Governor, 10 elected BY q
majority Of 5OOO!! Lasa year, the majority for
Edwards, the Jackson candidate, was 22OOn:-
The wings have elected 20 out Of 81 Senators.
and more than two thirds of the House! Last
year, the Senate consisted Of wings. and II loco
focos-,he house Of ~ wings and 40 loco eocos.
The Senate will be Purged q Mr.. NiIcs.-Del.
State Jour.
We give the following from the New Yesk Ex-
COMPLETE RETURNS.
6 o'clock, A. NJ.
By the steamboat Bunker Hill, Capt. San
ford, our Expresses have just arrived, bringing
the following Glorious News.
From u. Hartford Coman..
CONNECTICUT REDEEMEDM
Yesterday was our annual electioa for State
Officers, and this morning have the satisfaction
Of announcing to oar whig friends throughout the
State, and 10 brethren throug bout the Union,
that Conaecticut has followed the example Of
New York, Maine, Rhode Island, aud other oa,ri-
which is nov seating proudly over her from one
extremely to the othos. We will not say that
our victory is unparalleled, bat 1t exceeds our
most sanguine expectations.
We have carried State Ticket By . large
majority. Ellsworth's majority over Beers, will
not he less than 5000. Twenty Of tho twenty
one Senators elected wings: and We shall
have MORO than two thirds Of tho fIouse,l
In Hartford county, last year, tho wings elect
cd IL members Of the Housc-now they have
25, and two towns yet TO choose.
Holland c>,-last year, 9-now IL.
| New LONDON co.-iast year, 9-nOw FL.
Middlcsex co-last year, l-now9
| Windham co-last year, Snow 20.
| The only loco foco chosen m this county, Is
Chauncey F. Cleveland, and he is elected by q
ma jority Of one.
| Our friends throughout the State have done
nobly. II would be difficult to particularize and
say where they have done best. In Middlesex
county, the locofoco majority last year, was
7O9-this wear il will not amount to 50. In New
London county. our opponents had a majority
last year, Of 266-this year is about 1000 in ouI
favor. Windham county, last year gave a ma
iority against US Of 23O-now Gas in our favor
In this county, Ellsworth's majority over the
locos aud Conservatives, 90l--last GEAR Iocos ma
| ioritv 4
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

SENATE-Last year four Wings end seven
teen locos. Total 81. This year the wings have
twenty out Of twenty-one.
Mr. Van Burcn despatched part Of the Con-
gressional delegation from Washington, to con-
duct the election here, but recalled them after
thew had deposited their votes, in order, rs one
Of Them said, to take up the Sub-treasury Bill Of
Mr.. Cambrcleng.
Senator Niles may read his doom.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

On Saturday last, msesin: of tn. 'sWhoe-hog'' man
held in tho borough of Richmond, which appointed del
sgases the Coun,y Convention, holden Ccnevle
on the 4,h Monday of this month. On SATURDAY
NEXT, the l4,h inst, a meeting Of tbs STATE-LAW,
MODIFICATION MEN will be holden a, this Warner
building, borough Of Richmond, appoint delegates
to Convention, to be holden Cenevle, the third
Monday in this month"; The duty Of which convention will
recommend hs people of Wayne county, suitable
ddascs for the next Legislature. MANY VOTERS.
The above notice is copied into the Palladium
1t the solicitation Of the same individual who
gave tho call for the "Whoe hog'' meeting, as he
has seen fit to call it, held Saturday last. To
prevent any misrepresentation, We deem it orr
duty to give n short history Of the manner in
which it was conducted, and, in SO doing, we dis
claim oil personal feelings; for, with many Of those
who call themselves mod6crs, VIC hope to act
When adispassonate discussion Of the principles
shall have taken place, we believe that among the
real friends Of Internal Improvement, no difference
Of opinion, or principles will be found to exist
When personal preferences for individuals are felt
then, Of course, we have nothing to say.
! Why has any party in the county Of Wayne
been deOominated the "Wholc-hog'' party, Has
it been done for effect! Or has il been done under
tbs honest conviction that there are men in favor
Of the simultaneous prosecution and completion
Of all the works, embraced in the law Of '35!-
If for the former reason, it will react and the
effect will be against those who would willingly
impose upon the public. The public mind will
be disabused, for there is too much intelligence
among the people to be held long by the arts o.
the unprincipIed- If for the latter, We hope q
free conference Of opinions may be had in every
neighborhood in the county. that those, who be
lieve there 10 party who wish to act contrary Il
al la~, and prosecute to completion, the Northern
Caaal simultaneous with the Whitewater Canal
NAV become convinced Of their error. We hav,
converted with At least five hundred men durin,
the past month, who, last year. voted for Gov
Wallace, and were considered and called BY ihos,
who voted for Dumons, sy.tem-men; and VIC kav,
not yet heard one man advocate such doctrine
All are in favor Of modifying the expenses Of tn
state government,-of recognizing the Board Q
internal Improvement, and pursuing the mns
. economical node Of prosecuting the works alrea
dy commenced.
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But 70 sstssa = ths mssa;ae r 49,.
All parties we're Invited - pasie;p>a, 49,
cs's'eas, and, - natter sfssu,a.s
measures ~ . "niori'y nigAs shiaA
About one handrsd Peesoes we're i aas..~ ].
and large majority 49, u Ave- r s,...-.
the system in the hands a iss fs;eea,.
'or ct ~odifyins any expendisur., ~.
done without endanseriss The syss.., -.
.e'o'"''o"s =" accordance with their 49,.
A"nooeh the meeting was called sy thpCSS
ers' yct 'hey have no night, ~ ~ q -
eo"P'a'" Mt their defeat. Their oslv
complaint should b in tho v,,s - 49,
tr'ends. Delegates were appointed 4, .,s-s
County Convent'oe, On MoadlAy shs - ~
By which Convention, Il 10 expected ...~s...
will be nominated. Who will pledge ,As--p,,,-s
act With the friends Of the system, .,a~A
"od's'ca''oss rs may he. BY ID ft;s>s.sa.S
comPa tiblo with the honor and ;.,.~..
State.
u tho reader will take the tssuh,. 4. ..a
and examine who were Classi6er.. !. -.
our Internal Improvement, thew oil, =. - !.
'"es were, generally, in favor Of el...ay;.,-
Bank little below Zero. Candidase.,h-uL
be disposed to sustain" that ias,i,.,;o. -. q,
m"eh te"acity as any other u.e...,. - a.
cn"ens. 1t Is us iediso'lsbsy co,...,.s ~
our prosperity, rs - any oshee ;..,;...:-- -.
should be cherished With he varu.. -. 3.
the Wing party. From thoss III. h~sss..
pose the principle Of cur b.nkiss iss.;sss;.cs.r
support can BE- expected, thereesc ws .a.e.n :.
careful :" selecting candidates, Who wll &C, v;.A
tho Wing party in sustaining ito pewses e -
fulncss. OF the !orty. three C,ass;6sn. vhe-
members Of the hast legislature, ,wessy-.;., -
said to have been Loco-focos. Nov, y. a.
but little difference between those who ss.llv -
members Of tho Van Burcn party, and tAsss ~
support their measures, yet CAN themselves W.
Their actions odious, aud their 49,
the same. We believe there arc snasv z -
Van Buren, party who arc not Loco-locoe, 81 =
hope there is not one member Of The great NJ,
party who holds the agrarian doctrises efshs -
servatives. II has been truly said, - maa ~
be known by the company 10 0ssps." Thssssn
it is that We object % strongly to sending asu-
bcrs Of tho Legislature, who act with msa ~
VIC believe opposed to tho true iasesse z
Indiana.
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BANK OF ScIoro.-wc are told that the legal
proceedings against the Bank Of Scioto, which
operate 50 ~ occasion = partial suspension Of
its business arc not Of character that should
riously affect its credit.
THE LYcEuM is also represented in posses
sion of means to pay its debts-which it cannot
command from its debtors.
There are rumors unfavofabIc to the Granville
Bank, Of which We can oaly say, that have
no advces to the discredit Of the paper, in Colum-
bus.
We mus. expect increased confusion in our
banking and business transactions, 50 long the
war is kept up between the national administra-
ton and these mainsprings Of all property. The
state Of things 10 upon ", which men Of intelli-
gence apprehended and predicted, when an un-
constitutional, illegal and disturbing influence
tcrfered to regulate our currency and make it
better. The promised gold has eventuated n
rags, which are Odistrusted by every body who
touches them. But We must not be too much
panic stricken. The amount Of circulation Of the
discredited institutions is comparatively small,
and the folly Of inducing our best banks to cease
issuing small notes, being now abandoned, We
NAV expect some supply from them to aid un-
avoidabIe daily dealings with each osher-Cin-
! cinnat Gaz-
The Locofocos in Connecticut have found out
= now way Of electioneerinG. Speeches fraaked
in Washingtoo without naoes) are sent in scores
tn r,cstmasters in the State Who put in the neaes
and thus Tom, Dick, and Harry have a speech from
GREAT men in Washingtoo.
Detroit, March -.
| A.o.ler ssb- Treaswy exPloled.-We Learn
tina, ALLEN HurcnEW, the Receiver 1t the Ionis
Land Office, has takea tn himself wings and ned
leaving Uncle Sam minus some 10000 or Is .0O(
dollars--[ Advertiser.
The legislature q Maine have refused thei
assent to the proposition Of the genss.i govern
meus to negotiate with Great Britain Tor a TEN
poearv boundary. They also passed . resolution
| requesting the Ssaasoss and Representatives, o
Maine to urge The passage Of = bill by Ccsgres
to survey the line.-tN. Y. Star.
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FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

SUBJECT 70 the decision Of the Natiosal Conven
tioa % be held ~ the WAiys Of the q. states.
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP MEETING.

The friends Of the system OF internal improve
ment, such rs are in favor of retaining the
system, in the hands Of its friends, requested
to meet at tho office Of Esq. Barnett, in Hillsbor
ouzh, at one o'clock, on Saturday, the 2lst inst.
to consult on the expediency descending delegates
to a county convention to be held in Centre
vile, on the fourth Monday Of the present inst;
the object Of which invention is to select cau-
didates to represent Wayne county in the Senate
and house Of Representatives Of tho next Cen
crat Assembly.
REMAnks.-Wc understand that in making the
above call for meeting, the originators desire to
be understood rs the pledged ricnds Of tho system,
but that they willing such persons may be
elected to the Legislature, who will act with the
party in the Assembly that enroll themselves its
friends, and, in case any modification be made
in the manner of prosecuting the works, without
mpairing the sy stcm they will support such modi-
fying measures. We believe that there is little
difference Of opinion among a large majority Of
the citizens Of this county in respect to this thing
Of modification" when fairly understood. Bat
that there men who are taking great deal OF
pains to induce the credulous to believe there
Is party IN TINS county, who willing that all
the works should progress simultaneously, we are
confidently convinced. We do not believe there
is an individual in the County, even in tho
whole State Of Indiana, who holds such opinions,
ions, that would recommend, under existing
circumstances, such a course.
We hope the citizens Of this county will not be
too hasty in making up their opinions; but that
they will, without prejudice, investigate tho
whole ground and found their Judgment upon
FACTS, and not upon he assertion Of interested,
or designing individuals. That there are some
men who honestly oppose the whole system, we
are well aware, and VIC hope never to blame any
! one for the honest convictions Of his mind. 1t is
| their inalicnable right. We hopo the meeting Mt
Hillsborough may be numcrously attended
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.AseEkey WeM6ey y Csaeye1 pvssideS Jss.-LsssAaD
Jaws, May Assns ss Doaoa Sod yozs bills. I'd.
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OcYWe authorized announce THOMAS C
NOBLE, candidate for Sheriff. the Angus, election

0PThe ssyoun& and nsxperenced'' Of Centre
sownshp, who has, soad-like, psd himself the full di
ensions Of ysarng calf would do well reeolecs that
point Of hasuency, that bursting
parts He is also reminded, tina, when he
expects appear in print the columns Of the Palladium,
will advice friend, will, hereafter, refrain
from the indulgence Of such Language characesizes the
article his last Chronicle We bs
eourted into with him. only feelings
possess for him pity and friendship.
TO THE WOOL GROWERS.--We are re-
questcd to invite the growers Of wool in this vi
cinity 10 meet in the Warnes building, in the
borough Of Richmond, at twoosclock, on Saturday,
tho 2Sth Instant, to take into consideration the
propriety, and il thought expedieut, to establish
a price for Wool. want Of uniformity in the
price Of Wool has, in many cases, subjected the
Farmer to imposition.