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"OUR PRINCE Ac.

VI tt.tt .i,, - l.,
! nc o""u' :" w - I..n
LONDON 'nuulSes 'sN'iS ''Dei'' IAN u ~" '''"
inr amusing spccuatiors:
I,u,ded in a former letter To the arrival Of John
w. r.rc, ! have learned a rootl deal more CON
cernrc his ir,poriant mission-far mission IT is--
which viii aetonish the Democrats a. much AZ viii
ar,,,se tho Wh,os Of Nrw York
II is an absolute fact that Young Van Burcn AZ
lived hero On conaraiulalers mission to tie young
ouo.n an hor arpfo3e chine coronation. ON the
resson of V ictotia the vnnng and fair, President
Nan Rnrpn wrote her. with his own hand, long
letter which WIS characterized here the sotccs 81
,bc embassy rs holm, The u4osf beautiful compost
finn eyer written by Van Burcn" " The devil
said | when | WAS tnId Of II, =" wonder who cor
,erted the grammar and punctuation. \ few years
aeo once did the lob when he wanted 10 publish
newspaner article THe matter. ol course. stood
,here mill The arrival al ounr John. il seems he
brouyht another leiter from ls President and pa to
the ,ouup oueep constituting Inn his representative
Ia conctafu,ic the SWEET Nounr mi on her corona
lion The letter was vtilten uIil tie same beauty
as tic former one-and sncll VAS the effect produced
in her soft bnso,n thai sle waved al etiquette, and
drccied an invitation Ion he, late ball 10 be sent to
young Juhn vjlliaut paipp though the forms OF a
nreyions presentation.
ltseers however that Young Johns mission. not
leinc ,utho,iyrd nv tho laws and constitution of the
Irtited Stotrs ia hem a srcfrt. hcrc This matter
las becn f,lly ,>plained ia tie Queens court and
John feurrs IN the nrwsnapcrs balls &c. urtuclpil
" on lis own responsibility. Onthc evening the
hall Tie hc,uti6il nucrp rxpfessed A wish 10 alk to
linn and Johp | an, Told a,oul,lcd himself very
well and made =, ,,,.,r ,p,fesIon an. her Irair,r.
Now nil Tins Ike very vel am myself and so
i every sensible rascal rtra atlmirrr and adurct Of
femaIc youth and bfaui, N,rtofa-l have seen
ler sevc,, t,n,rsis really m intrrr.Iur oLinp
yonpc maiden ,rlnt old N.,tfi, and ynuup l. I'm
bnnid ,,Lc sncl st,ns Ia .,qaic an interest," IN her
,oulh1l lc,,t Is nv nn means stllnrr II shows
their good TASTE and annroye II rs such Bcsilcs
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.E'CEEEE.

4 Lii persons indebted to the subscribers. are
L hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
tor The payment otiheu debts must b e made by the
Isl OF August next as longer Indulgence cannot be
gwen JAMES {. HUNT 4 Co.
luua II
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4 WOULD inform NY friends aud aud the pub
b he generally that my ass0ltmentoi
Drngs, medicines, Pnin;- Oils, Dyc-SiTG>, &c.
is now complete. all of which have been recently
and carefully selected by myself IN the Northern
markets on The very best terms, and feel confident
that | can offer inducements not before had in this
market, and would particularly. invite all persons
wishing to purchase adiees III my line to call and
examine Tor themsclscs before buvmg.
I. \. FOURQUREAN,
Syn oflhe Boy 4 Mortar.
June II Is
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occasion were on the same scale OF hlieh'', - u'a
winch eNhibed on the occasion o. TIC ale ''s''
Of her mest gracious Msgrsly 10 me hsie . =
even m addition 10 The spcudof 's Tue WI at"ui'
the chef table was ornalucnled win nehiS emola,
zoned shields of he several iofeleh hingaohs ana
states whose Ambassadors oA'raotdlhag "''h"'a -
The coronation OF ter Majesty and VINO VIZ st
ed Al tie table brnea'l-- We hced no. "et' I'M
splendid aspect o Tie hall the number OF i1ih {" '
lIlusniou, ,islieis, ofthe gorgeous nasolefaee OIL
the dlnraf lie laltff was IhuVeu A'i'te III .t i's
aofn.e and sumptuous style; TO reverse well hna"n'
III psf1ed criticism, the iutiIr ana 'en'79h "sif 1e'
the vines deheienslN cooled. Al about mn PM
eI-ht cloeh etaee Vas SAID, aud then the ne At
cordIug 10 good old custom, announced lhat Inc leia
Mayor drank " il lcn1N welcome ~ aloHhe cup 10
all his Royal and disupGus "a guess VINO WIZ ,nu
mefated IA elassfs, according {" 'uen fs,es anu of
gees, Tins announcement va, 'e'tl'e. WIN ~
cheering, q the cup went round the table " WIS nee
" teshed, as vel as the goo" o'u "'''9's ~ ~
ucs with whlth rs contents arc Ieet'N'u' IN ''lh
toast al tie tlneeh hf'i'h' 'Ni''oiu'naiN ,ntuai
asn va manifested ana on G0uPh'R 'ne I'M 81
S1sseNs heaih win ~" 81 '"' ~ u III, ny a.
iami1 thai ilushtous '"'' opS'i'e'' u" A''o ~"
elegant speech iaa' 'u'Ie "''c >" many ols'in=
ehlshtd siates'h'h '""' ''' '" so ',''' M,
Ia DAY tai II WIS 'n'N I''''"' NY ''k'' "'' al
astt' win nm 81 "'''"-'' W. l.'' I'm
matters al 7l9leH' h"' !" ','' ''' ''' ''''ha -
the ii .itHseshf7 10y WI. IT, j." '"' MY u
thest i.dl'lts~t "''',J 'I''"'S'''"'i'' ''' 'p""
ny that the dA'ihE"z"'' '',,En''' "no ti''''9 Tue
lIfs'hl il'PlH "''"s''" WIN WI i'''
'hiins IN" sI'i' s'J"''" W '''' '',''' ,'''
PIE ihe'l,' - s''"s nav ,"' P'"P'I % us
'"Ehue IL" "o",9 :" '''" -, - '',' ~
IA 'h'h me A''p"" '",T''j -" "'''I I'M T., -
'h'' III 'ps'''if - '"i" " I ~ ,rh,
noun WIN "','nei'ss ""''U ~ wa, o', ny
WI III I'M ~ '''' ti - -
I'M -, - ~, i. r., IL,
~ .., ,l.,, nclnae.
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June

u ikGiNlA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
circuit superior Of Law and chancery, the
y % Nelson, III the month OF June, 1898: ..,.
RobertJ ohnsou, Plaintiff,
against
Albert w Harris and CIough A. Harris ors. of Lee w
Inns dee Joseph Harris, dalisre and infant son OF said
Ice W iiafs dacd Benjamin D. Harris, admir- OF
59mes Montgomery cd and Benjamin d. Darlington and
Is tHtNCEEY.
, HE deiandanti Benjamin u. Harris, pdmor. of james
montgomery dee d. not having entered his appearance and
E unity accordn" to The Of Assembly aud the rules
" ls oaii and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
~ Is not nm nabtnn Of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
a the saul defendant do appear here the first dry OF sep
tnhef fn NEXT and the bill of the pla nt and that
atePY OF l or be forthwith inserted in The lsnchburs
fgnlan, spaper published in the OF Lynchburs
i9r two months successey and posted the front door oil
met courthouse OF tlIi- county, on some court day.
\ Copy -Icsto,
Ro {. CUTLER, Crk.
snr I VIM
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Messrs. William ChlIlress AID Abram Childress in
their rights, and as administrators of Robert
Chdress, deed, Henry Chldress and Nancy
Ferguson:
fsiAhE notice, that SHALL on the 2lst day of Au
gust neX, aud If nos completed on that day
Shall con,lnne tom day to day until completed, at
Messfs. !. \ NJ. Booth's store. an the , ouniy Of
Franklin and State of Virginia proceed to take tie
dispositions of Capt. John Oyler and others; to be
readas evidence in suit in Chancery, depending be
fore the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
eely, tor the county Of Frmkllt, in which an
laIatiti and you dcicndants. Also at the
Tavern house OF Maj. Nown, Rockymount county
and Stale aforesaid the 3oti day of August next
shall proceed to take the depo>lilons Of Mai Jno
J. els and others, to be read evidence in tho
same SUIT Vt which time and place you can attend
and cross examine the Witnesses, if you think proper
ours, &c.
JOHN w. CHILDRESS
July &c waw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

The rates OF lusulanceae Is low as any IN the l.
ned States. For Sl3 10, person aged 30 may
secure Ieo0 to his representatives. or creditors il
he should die within the year.
The terms on which annHities are granted, are
more favorable 10 the annnitant thau atany other OF
fee III thus countrY-A person GO years Of aye will
be paid $40 % life, foreyery 500 deposited with
the Company.
The cndowments on the same plan. For $I00
paid at the birth OF child, ii will pay $500, tlc al
tain the age of 81
The Company will also receive money for vear.
and pay "a per cent. interest, mi-annuay, on com
pound IT at that rate.
(Wcc, a Sceoad Slrcei.- Baitimorc
JOHN !. DONALDSON, President
}. !. ATKINSON, Socrctdrg.
The undersigned is appointed agent of the Balli-
more Life Insurance Company, aud will rive any
information to persons wishing to maxi assurances.
CHARLES l.. MOSBG.
Sent, v,.
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A Public House.
Il l. ~ L. A IL MILLS,
IL * a e "a T.4E'K nv.

A'llESiBSGRlBER having lately purchased
E the BfsaSA HOUSE fyr744. at Pedlar Mills,
near the Mills, IS lcpnnmg iii the same, and
building comfortable stables, ~ &c. for the &C
commodauon If travellers and The public generally
lie hopes therefore to share pant OF the public pat
ranage. HIS Stables shall all times be furnished
with the lest PRONENDER the country can at
ford Owing 10 the latcucSs OF the season Wien lac
made The purchase, he had not opportunity of
gcttiug Ice, which makes the cooling draught so
palatahlc TO the weary and thirsty traveller IN the
warm season but he ilaucrs himself with the CON
ISOLATION that he Convenient to as goudMaer as the
mountains afford, aud tina. the traveller will not
complain. lis TABLE AND BAR shall be sup
Piled with the best Diet and Liquors that ms
ttmateaeSS llom market will admit Of and his
charges sha be low. He thinks II unnecessary To
say more, Is he hopes his accommodations TO those
WHO give Inn call will be such as to furnish a bet
ter recommendation to the public than will mul-
upllclty OF words IN an advertisement.
RICH. j. PRYOR.
Pedlar Mill, July so II
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.sOfs EpEsy.s"Jg,3'C

EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE,
Win hettAcss .tnl despatch.
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FsSs ST SHE.

a \ Friday the 2llh day August 1893, there will
~ be- sold, upon the premises, at public auction,
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August >
o. TO THELADiES.
4. 4. T. q L X q L II |.I.N

- a. ~ 4 n u I n ~ II "
AS JUST RECEIVED a lalgc * general as
ID sortmcnt OF Soaps, aud Other Fancy Articles
among which may be loundhe following Articles
Clemens Almond Lotion,
MchauN's Frcchlc Wash,
Roman kay dor,
Milk OF Roses,
Cosmetic Cold Cream
Lilly white, Toilet, and Pearl Powder
Cream OF Roses,
mesar Vegetable and Chinese Rouge.
kreoSotc Tooth Mash,
Ext, Roses, Je>samne, Musk, Nc&c
Scent Bags superior article.
Powder Puts,
Eau dc Neil,
Cologne, Toilet Flo,ida, and Rose Water,
Indian Dye tot the llalr,
Wards Vegetable, Indian Ham OF,
MacaSSar and Bears oil,
IhlIocomr, a new ar.ler for the hair
FHacy >elJstfaH buds
Besides many othei Fancy Articles too numerous
to mention all OF winch he particularly invites the
Ladies OF lynehbois andIts vicinity to call and ex-
amino.
June Ii .,
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AfRGlNlA At rules held in the Clerks Office the
circuit superior Count OF La" aud Chancery for the
county ol Ne son, IN the month Of June 1888
Elliot y. Roberts, plaintiff
against
Wad1y ". Roberts administrator of Zach,r;ab Rober,s
dec d aud IN his night Sarah \. Roberts, widow and
iet o The sad Iachariuh Roberts, dec d. Ohm H. Roberts,
MA hhe~ H. Roberts Schuyler II. Roberts, BENJAMIN F.
heisfts sophia Robert, and Caroline Roberts, and George
fnei, hlantchlll uSaIy Turner dee d. formerly Sally
''oeftSi Defendants.
Is CHANCERY.
he deisnI3nt5 Matthew II. Roberts and Schuyler II.
iooef rot hng entered their appearance and
MY according 10 the net of Assembly and the rules of this
CONT aud appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of J COnmon eath 1t is ordered, that
the SAID defendants do appear here the first day Sep
tember next and the bill OF the plaintiff and
copy this order be forthwith inserted in The Iynchburg
lrsinan newspaper published in The town OF Lyncburg,
Ion two months ecnsNel and posted al the front door OF
the Courthouse OF this county, some Court day.
ACupy-Tcste,
HO. {. CUTLER, Crk.
June u w2m
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$.R.t'.E sFs's.

w + have just received second supply of tins
w invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN x LATHAM.
Feb
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Ss3E.R.t ElGNS.

Rel Sulphur Spriay, lag. ), la3a.
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Aug 6
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NEW ARR A NGE sTE.NT
VIE 0IR saNEOE MAII. COACHES
FSsagf,$E,< E'SlEs SIZE.

July IL
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21


We break up, said be, With no ssb-Tfessury
bin. -.
We break up With no special Opposite ball.
We break up without haviag surrendered 70
tho Executive our just eoatsol over The P'o''e
monies.
We bre.k up, having demolished tbs sPse'e
Circular.
Bat we break up. nevertheless, having pro
visions Of Law in existence: and new Treasury
Circular il, existence; which must very ser'ou: .:
e,nbarra.s the operation Of business, especially
in some Parts Of the country
And VIC break up, moreover, without having
done any thing to establish paper currency e.
auivalent 10 specie, and Of universal credit, and
equal value in every part Of the country. :.
Till we establish such . currency, We shall
no, have performed q high and important duty,
which i solc,nnly binding upon US Tall this IS
done the country will not be satisfied.
Finally Mr.. Webster said, what is unquesfson-
ably true. that If measure calculated to carry
into full effect the abolition Of the Specie Crc,'.
IIar-such as he proposed TO the senate could
bees presented 10 the popular branch Of Congress
in a manner 10 be acted on, without delay or en-
barrassmeut, il would have succeeded there by a
large msjosity."
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21

Anls. Chaisunan, entertain suitable regard
n. 81 T.uilv. and sm not inscnsibs to shs
force Of brute strength, Whenl sslIi nave
6.iehed the few olservaaioos have yet to MAKE
~ gentleman shall hsSe de hoof, Of tree, whsch
ever hs may fancy "o,f, ""en no may ca. Up
si.G" :...,,., R;,, Tai,
p..ahee rsee ~ rr0at wrath, and lifting an INK
staad which was near him, exclaimed, '''t can Z
,vrile NJ Speakcr,the wav will make my mark
~ xos,. wou;t rub out casyr' The member near
rim inicspcscd and prevented tho violence which
ehs enragod panther pedita:cd.
Thefe was, nj some stage or this session,
erooogitjon before the house 10 enter into state
svsiem Of internal Improvement. The Panthcs
onooeed il NJ he did unfosn,ly every thing which
came from mn educated mcTn''cr, excepting al
vsys the measures proposed by his fF'ond I'o"
Rooas,ick When the question came up tor d's-
.mss;ou. the gentleman from Fishing River deIiv-
Grad his sentiments 10 the following effect:
&Mr. Speaker, ] arm agin all sorts o. new-ian-
oiled machines. every way you can NIX ~: 1hesc
are something things they call steam coa's are
talked about heap, and my oman spsa.ned he1
secle running 70 sec the first Greater OF the sort
I'M came ,ueakiug up our river. The fish never
bit hook astss that, and the game IS ni' skenrcd
,.,s n the river bottom. Genilemen talk about n
rs'al rod and eseysal improvements
..Soms gentlemen, high learned chaps, thin.
ahsw arc hcsp smarter nor . stecIafap: but !
can telI'em wera't rocked ia a gum TO DO skeard
bv ,cboolmaster learning. When do you think,
Mr.. Speaker, they'll a little steam hx.o run
ming on . ra'Ai through the Lo"are, or twenty
Mil irief,-oever in oh your life, reckon
M, Soeaker. move the eternal exPone'nent OF
this Gro question, and I'll hire schooi"astcr {"
o,,a II down in tho biggest kind Of POt-hooks."
n u needless To add, that from that day torwerd,
ehs hiehminded doctrlnc Of Ring Tai! Pan'her,
in ,efsrsuce to internal imprOveme has prevail
I'd in tho legislature Of Missouri.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21
POLITICAL TOASTS.

The Penn. ylvanian Of Monday last, contains
part Of the proceedings At the 18th OF July ccie-
bration in Philadelphia.
Some Of the ,oasts Of distinguished individuals
are worthy Of comment
We commence with that Of the President, rs
follows:
Bv Martin Van Buren-The State OF Penn
svIvania: To her noble public works, and her
fruitful soil, she adds the ~greasest riches" OF
hardy, incorruptible, democratic population.
The ~public works. Of the State Of Pennsyl
vania, are ssnoble," truly. How hive they been
accomplished Has it been by porsuing the poi
icy now recommended and adhered to with un-
paraleled BY the President, "a divorce
of the bank and State yr-No-direcily the re-
verse That State has sustained and defended
the banks, and her bankshaye aided their State !
The twenty-three millions ,dolIarr which the
State has Invested IN her @noble public works, !"
we're nearly every dollar, loaned her by her own
tanks. But the other day, we saw tie banks o.
PhsiadeIphia subscribers 10 loan 70 carry "a the
public works, bearing interest of foos per cent
per annum; while IT tho Sane moment, the gen
eral Government were in tho market borrowing
money 1t six per cent
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21

specie paying hanks shall be received IN pay
a,snt Of oil dues to the government, and that the
basks shall become repositories Of the public
noseys, a. the selection Of the Pres'dent, but
that ssch banks shall b excluded, a., after the
10Th Of October next, issue notes under hve dol
lars. Also the bill imposing penalties for pay
;oo notes of the old Bank Of the United States.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21
BENEVOLENT SINGER.

We find tho following ancctIotc in H.
number Of the Gazette Musicalc.-J'hc psiu
singer Of the great iheaserc at J.yo0s csst
lately observed a poor woman. with her taed
dreu. begging in tho street. H-s deceisafA,
psc,abic appearance, in tho midst Of esircssY
er,y. interested tbs kind hearted socshss
desired the poor woman In follow MN isso'
Palicc Belicnur, where, placiog hiMsru " ~
uer with his hack to III. wall. his hsnd cssw
with his hmndk erchicf. and his hat u BIZ - =
began TO sing his most favorise opera ain.
beauty Of his VOICE drew a crowd asusad -
the idea Of some mystery stimulated The Co.
" Of the bv-s,u0dcrs. and five frnDc Psust
in showers into the hat--Wheu the sneAd
had thus, in the goodness Of his heart, sra1a1
ed hinscifinto n street rnips'crc'. thongs -
got enough. he took np his hat, cmpisea 80
tents into the apron Of the poor woman, $500
motioncss with amazcment and hapr
among the crowd. His iaaN
ever. betrayed him, though his face wssss
the story spread and next evening, wsss
peared on the stage, shor's Of applause
parts Of the house proved (says ,l'c Fseses
nalisi) that goa! action Is never throws
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
THE CALM AFTER THE SrOKA

The excitement consequent upon oar e. ~
ia prettv we'll over. Next to tho snxiesy
canva.sing and III polling, was that o' GO -
in au,ici.a tion Of the results This latter
wise now passed, and oil parties pave
dawn in one nviciion-and this ~, mA
State of Louisiana has PrOnounced "cs
eien voice in condemnation 81 Mf. van
AMI his administrations. The Wing c.nd'dao
Governor is . great dnsasscs ahssd ~ Tar a.
from. and in Ill probability e'sessd y -
or ,hou.,od notes.-the eatise desees.
C,ov,e.s opposed 20 the Ads'n.sss.ssos1
majority Of the members Of The Leg'ss
mos, probably whigs--shere - TIE s"s ~.
dicai,on, as If written with san0":"
lie sentiment has most uatesislIy c'nae
the measures Of the party sou u Pov:
In view Of these facts, Il 70 g'.iays
ccive tho good feeling and ragnan'"'ty
bv both parties. The one bears - es.|
on, Enthusiastically sesigni"g ~.
perhaps cheering itself with hoPe; 49,
er seems by NO means inordisa'esy
its success. e.~ ~
This is the true Repub'icaa C. -.
.o;,i, must prevail while our goss .x~I
II IL essential 10 eur system-the
while we can see sn
Of an eIecsioDeering campaign 70
and all parties rc-uniting with inss -
,riotic .ympaties, our hopes shsH - ri
the least dimmed for the pcspeso'sy -
our American Union.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21
MEETING OF THE BANKS

At q meeting Of the associates -
CITY aud county Of Philadelphia, Ssso -
dav evening, llth instant, NJ. :Is-sn6o
committee appointed TO recommend - -
urcs for the early and general re'o. 49,
eie-pavmcnts, preseased report, 81
follow ing resolutions, was adopted
viz:
a..c.. baltimore. and Richmood, 80 - =
:. she time admits q. b invites -
hanks Of Philadeiphi. in eoavess''s 80
on Monday, the I'D inssasi, IN co n. 49,
measures to be adopted for % eafy ~
tapeous resump,iou of rpeeie-psy.e. .-e6e
Resolecd, That the committee = ssse
commusicaic this resolutios 10 - 49,
s;oo, and 70 make ths necessary
for the meeting Of the convess':s' -
Il was, also, Reseteed, -
ded 10 the several hanks a ~ cay -
to appoiat oss - oees -
thsm IN this coovcotso- -
The associasios Thea sS1'ss 80
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21
MONUMENT 10 FRANKLIN

Tho Mobile Typographical Society ~ ~
ed q series of resolutions recommended Dire
,,on Of . public memorial TO tho messasy q p
lin to the officers of tho National TypaRrsu
Association, aud urgently requesting thai I
to correspond with the diiFsrcat local soei
throughout the Union Cor tho purpsss e sisai
their sentiments upon the proinsition. nsN
olutions likewise state that in tho evsA e
appreciation Of this project, commis,sD ~
formed TO collect subscriptions among Rss1n
", to carry i, into effect. Tho City Il No.
tom il recommended "a tho suitable epot -
location Of the ,nouumcni.-[Nat. lat.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21

DIED.-At his residence, in Peru, Indiana
nm the 9th inst WILLIAM N. HOOD, ESQ. If
ter long and painful illness. Mr. Hood, was
member Of tho last Legislature, and much re-
spected for his courteous manners and hrm"ess
Of principle.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-21

Had there beea - diveees e -
in Pennsylvania, created saa sa.-,l
wceh have been-her ''nobis Psbae 49,
would not have hcen in cxisieeea
Then sueceeding each oshss i e.,
we're the iolIowing:
aBy the Hoo. ]. G. Calhous-n
Of Banks aud Cove rnmcnt: While -
pencnblc to liberty than Tho sepas.si.D ~
and State, il would prove in The e.
beacficient 10 both, than the sepas,,i~ p
latter has tn religion and politics"
by the Hon. Thomas II. Bensco-hA
State: A eonncxson Psej"dicial to he So
a speedy divorce take place between 49,
Il - somewhat remarkable, ihst sus -.
tinguished indiv idaais rs these, who en- -
apart on most other important subisesa !.
ant,podc.; and who do not even M -
intercourse, should have thought aa1 -
similarly on this one subject, - divosr.eS
and State" We spprehend these eessl,r.
find bat feeble response 10 their iaasa -
people Of the keystone State, where 49, ~
been mainly instrumental in enablia1 -
her ''noblc public ~orks."-( Msdisuaiaa
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsl1N
By asd sr;ek tAe adrice and eosse.s sfae
FELIX Grumpy, al Tennessee, 10 b. ~
General Of the United States, frum he fru 7,
September next.
STEPHEN II. WxxNs, Of Maryland, 10 =
Cor tho port Of Guatemala.
WILLIAM TrDoR Tpck.a, 10 10 Cs,.is.. \
Island Of Bermuda.
Moss NJ. SrxoSs, to be Aitorasy e A1-
riiory Of Wisconsin,.
Notes Of the Ola Bsak Of ase Lsael -
A gentleman who arrived in this place siSA
family, a few days ago, frssa Nov Orisaa \
forms US (says the Delaware yournal) thas ~
out these notes he should have experisaa,1e
greatest embarrassment, from tho impap1.l
Of using the notes Of local banks a any -
from where they were issued. Thss ~
States Bank nO,es-sh0se which a. ealiua.2
Congress have made Il a peuiicatsasy -
issue-smoothcd down every difficulty, 90
ovcry where rcccis Cd ~ readily - euii u1S}
YER. But Of what importance are the -,
convenience Of tho People % mca whstS
Cor tho mere pu,prss Of keeping up sess Z
element, and sustaining a despcr.ss ea9i
Na6Mh.