Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-07
More Of Booth the Traseiian-The Charles

.
ed by his anxious friend, had opportunity of "
escaping his igilcnt eye. and appeared 10 I'D -
provo q ldu1l!y under Mr.. rs iricnly care. III
Ill the afternoon of Frijty last the OH inst.
when IS miles ". H., Of Frying Pan Shoals, du-
ring dinner, when Mr.. Il. excused himself from
tho table, tool. advantage of sfrieni's abscnce,&
lowered himself from the promenade deck, which
ted the attenti yno The men.
Capt: Pcnnoyer, Mr.. Flynn. anl the rest o!
the passengers being called from dinner, en!ca-
vosed to pursiade him 10 return board, when
ho not only refused, b II Immediately plunged in.
To tho ocean. Capt y. instantly stopped tho
boat which then going at the rate OF II Males
an hour, and by his prompt eycrtions and presence
Of mind, safety buoy thrown over, and
safety boat Immediately launched. The gallant
Captain took the helm, and Mr.. Both, though ,
then half mile from the boat, rescued from
q watery grave.
Arkansas arD TEx,s.--Fro:n IN article il the
Richmond Wing we learn that Il difficulty seems
to be brewing between Arkansas and Terms about
their boundary. Texas has laid c!,irn 10 Favctte
and Miller coIntes in 4 rkansas, AMI established
land Offices there. majpri,y Of The people side
with Texas, have elected representatives TO the
Texas Congress- and have org inized counties, AMI
elected Sheriff., Clerks, Coroners, Sc: Tncv re-
fuse pay taxes to or to rccog-;iZc the irisdic-
ton Of Arkansas.
The subject has been referred to the I.egisla-
turo Of Arkansas by the Governor, who recon-
ncnds that Miller county, where the greatest
Justification exists, and where, he says, the law
cannot be faithfully executed, be abolished, and
her territory attached TO some thcr county pos
scssed Of more patriotism. Tho Governor states
that he will imnc Jiately communicate with the
President Of the United States, and procure, II
DOS siblc an early and definite adj istmcn OF the
boundary question. He comedies that portion
IL Miller county may, on Il settlement. tall to
Texas; but asserts. that our Government, since
al,~ r4 has al
and exercised jurisdiction over Il, and viii never
pcacoablv surrender its claims until 4 decision
against it by an authorized tribunal. The Ar
kansas Legislature has no; vet acted on the sub
icct.-[ Baltimore American.
Thi, is out .Ioinr Johnny u al all to pieces
Mr.. Bull only wants SINAI. strip Of north eastern
hills, but SISSEE Texas takes two counties at a
time and goes into possession without ceremony
or delay. The finest lands, too. Where now is
Gen. Gaines, who wlon was hurried to the s'a-
bjne to secure the integrity Of our BORDERS! The
Texans understand the sy stem Of taking practi-
cally They took Texas altogether from Mexico,
;,d the United States backed them. Most likely
thew expect no objection To their fixing a bonn
Diary for themselves, between themselves AMI the
United States. They arc especial pets OF the
South and Of Uncle SIm at Washington.
Cincinnati Gazette.
WouAx.-Thc female lovc!incss cannot be
clothed in Il moro pleasing garb than that OF
knowlxlcc A female thus arraycd, is ono OF the
most interesting objects oi creation. Every eye
e..s ,,nou her with plcas;Irc the learned and tho
wise. the young and the aged Ut the opposite sex
delight her society, and atiix to her character
respect and vcneration. Ignorance and folly stand
rcproycd in her presence, an vice IN his bold
career shrinks al,ashcd at her gaze. She moves
the ioy, tho delight of the domestic circle; she
excites the praise, the admiration OF the world
A female TINS armed and equipped. is prepared t.
encounter every trial which this uncertain state
NAV bring; to riso with proper elevation To the
pinn aclc OF fortune, or sink with becoming f,ri
tude into the abyss Of poverty; to attain with a
cheerful serenity the heights OF bliss, endure
with patient iirmness the depth Of wo.
Not long since Il gentleman travelling in Penn
sylvania, stopped for dinner at public house III
a small village; when a! dinner he observed tht
likeness Of Martin V. Buren, hanging against the
wall, and Immediately inquired of the landlad,
who that (pont'ng to the P'cturc) was; ''ihat'
saws she, chats nobody" ''Ah!' exclaimed
war who was setting ut the table sis that him,
have often hea ri OF him but never knew where ht
was before"
Mr.. ]. q. Adams gave pretty unoqHvOca
test Of his zeal for the right "f Petition, by hi
presentation in the House of Representatives OF
Monday Of petition TO TINT body. from twclv'
citizens Of Virginia, praying that no (Nlr. \.
might be cxtl cd from that house! This petition
no doubt got up in Il froIic. Nj \. very gravel
presented and moved, in conformity with its pray
cr that Il Committee be appointed. with powc
TO send for persons and papers! The motion an
Petition, were, of course. nailed to the table.
WARxISG --Pcrsons receiving letters. winch g.
charged as double. should be particular IL exam
ining the same in the presence OF the Clerks q
the Post Office, as they are in the krb;t Of orcr
charging letters ana since the commencement q
the career Of the party now N power. the maxim
is "rcturn no money received. " \. American
A TRAVELLING Posr OrricE-In the mail tran
Of cars by the Philadelphia. Wilmington. and Bl
tiu,orc Rail Road, there is handsome car whic
is divided into two con,mo1ious apartments. on
Of which is a complete post Office. furnished wit
ndcsk. pigeon holes. cases. letter box. and ever
thing ncedlul for the business OF post Office
This apartment is occupied Ivy clerk or agen
Of the Post Office Department, who receives til
letters which put into the box at the disrren
towns on the route, stamps them. charges then