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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
during the ARRAY. No doubt he thought that dlscre
| ton wss the better part of valor, and that
IN who fights and runs sway,
is fiji 10 fig bl the nc III day.


hft 10 fight the next day.
Nothing else occurred however, TO mar inc iesuV-
ties Of the trip and day arrived safely nome
ScANpAL.-Our correspondent B., on board the U.
S. ship Independence, at Rio Janero, says that the
Prince de Joinve is said 10 have seduced one OF the
young Processes whilst he was al Rio. we believe
that our correspondent thinks 50, but we don't be-
eve it ourselves The ball given at Rio by the prince
on board The Hercules, cost only 7OCoO francs!
The PuLAsKI-By The steam packet South Caro-
lima, Captain CotIey, arrived al Norfolk from Charles
ton we have received Charleston papers and slips Of
the evening of the 22d nsIant also Norfolk slips of
the Oath ms ant. We CLEAN from them the following
in relation to the Pulaski:
MIR. Chicken. the first engineer Of the Pulaski, and
one or two of the firemen arrived at N rfolk In the
South Carolina from Charleston. Mr.. chicken
states, that he was asleep when the explosion TOOK
place, and his first sensation was, mat Oh SINKING IN
the water when he MADE an effort to raise himself
and eung TO that portion of the wreck fallen in with
by the Henry Camerdon. He was on the wreck
from Thursday unit Tuesday. lie states that the
weather was fine at the time OF the explosion and
that the mate, little after ten, found the steam
gague range between twenty five and twenty'seven
inches, which was the usual marx.
Mr.. C.. says that in the first moment OF conscious
ness after the explosion, he attributed II TO the run
nng IN oil some vessel, as ne WaSCoHIldeH udt every
thing was going on well but short time previous.
He atribaes the accident 10 the want of water, and
says that the Assistant Engineer had much expert
ence, and he cannot account for his negligence MI.
c. strongly disowns any knowledge of bet, IN hav-
ing declared that he would either reach Baltimore IN
given time or drive the boilers ont OF the boat.
Mi. c. thinks that the passengers were l5Oin num-
Der, ard that about 60 escaped.
The following are among the thirteen who were
saved and not before named:-
Samuel Bryley, Talbot county, Md.
Owen Gallagher.
Andrew Stevens.
G.. b. Lamar, of Savannah.
G. Y. Davis, of Charleston.
Two gentlemen from New York,
Mr.. Bennett of Missouri.
Lieut. Thornton u. s Army.
b. w Fosdick, Boston.
Mr.. Merritt Of Savannah.
The following additional names, making II OF the
Is, were given TO Mr.. Copper by Nelson Poe Esq, o.
Baltimore as the o'clock were starting yester-
day morning for Philadelphia: X. 5. Hubbard, II
Eldridge, - Lamar. The others are gver
above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

10 FRAsKLIS THsATRE.-This favorte place OF
amusement opens this evening with an excellent
company-many ner faces and some old ones, that
play-goers have long looked upon with delight and
satisfaction. The House has been elegantly reitted
and under the gentemsnly tho strc, discipline of
William Rufus Blake aided by the ego ahead for
novelty" course of Dnneford, (who we perceive is
engaged 10 superin,end matters and things" gene
rally) we doubt not but the little shop" will am
ply compensate the industry and enterprise Of its
managers. We shall occas,snaly "drop in" so look
out Messrs. Blake & Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

THE GREAT FLsop.-Leiters from the West con-
firm the previous accounts of the great and destruc-
tive flood on the Juniata About thirty miles OF ca
nal this side of Hodaysburg, are rendered useless
The loss TO the thereby beng estimated at s4Oo
COO or two thirds Of the whole revenue Of the state
Improvements the present season. Two Of the ca
nal commissioners, Messrs. Sievess and Dlckey,
have repaired TO the scene of destruction, and are
liking prompt 10 repair the damage. In the
mean time, we believe arrangements have been made
by the forwarding merchants, with the state author-
ties which will prevent the suspension Of transport
alton on the works.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

Insulting AFFAIR.-On Monday evening, as MIR.
John Burley highly respectable citizen, was stand
ing on the Park Theatre steps, he was grossly as
sauled by man holding an Office as marshal, by
the name of Avery Allen, who struck him over the
head with cane. There have been frequent CON-
plants of the gross treatment of this Allen to ci
zens and we think il high time for the authorities TO
look 10 it An examination of the case Of Mr.. Bur-
ley takes place this day before the Mayor al twelve
O'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

.UJ FkANkLIN COFFFE HOUSE, Sc Maiden Lane and
10 Cedar ST. Queen Tnrl Soup steaks ~ SUPERB
or Iarie viii be dressed this dsyrcadt At ~ o'clotk
JrNlt' JOHN BROWN.
lENsls y. BuskEy, Surgeon Dentist, "a Murray
~ 81 one block o Broaaw door 10 the ChnreLs
continues supply the loss OF &c, cm IL full tei,
more or hs7, render them hghy ui and so COM
pete representation dot ction h cleanse
arate dccayrd removed, AVID they stored "a Lssn
10 ~ main sound, ht and entire Refrsrces
eiven = nd rses Referred to. jss7eodims
VA Hsp WARD IEO,-The advertiser, who hrs psssss
w much OF his In the rounty, wishes 70
up accompany Of from eight 10 ten miles 70 .es s M
gan No be ndrited who cannot nrnb <foc 70 pu
chase section G land t6se aercs) ~ government PREF ~
faciti fr erecting small farm house AMI tocsnk rs
farm. Te IA aequsintd with vers bs enuh suuanon on
small likes hich ~iIi soon come irc nny rs'p,os
HE small fa frrsz ~ " WV ore
rson decent support w few yesis Wy ihe rss o.
proper wi hsrr sosse tossnre Ansoy eoAh"sn
iisl. AJAre~ q. D. attic tf6ce ofthsl nink war.
je27 ahwns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

90 PARK THEATRE On tomorrow evening, that
actress Of all actresses Miss CusHMAN, takes Ben
eft at the Park on which occasion she will appear,
for that night only,in the character of Claude Mel
notte, in The drama of the Lady of Lyons, and as
Constance, in the I'd, Sd and 4th acts Of the Love
Chase. Miss Cushman is amiable and talented
young lady, and do tnink that the congraula-
lions Of the public could be bes,o we'd upon a more
worthy being. We wish her much success and hope
that she may have an overwhelming house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

Is nj 10 fghl the ne II Day
Nothing else occurred however, TO mar the iestiv-
ties of the trip and next day arrived safely home
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04
EXPENSES OF THE FLORIDA WAR.

The waste of public money in attempt Il
subdne the Florida Indians enough to have
bankrupted government with twice the revenue
OF The exact sum thrown away we sup
pose will never be known, but its vastncss has
startled every body, and led to the enquiry, "iiow
it possib!e?" \ recent report made
by the committee on claims IN the House Of Rep
rosentatives shows how SOME Of 1t went. The
clrcums tances
A regimen. of noun ed men. consisting of All.
were embarked at ST. Louis for the Florida war.
They were transported by steamboats, from that
city in October, 1887, to New Orleans. and thence
by vessels to Tampa Bay. where thew arrived on
the 26,h of November, 1886 The cost of trans
portation was SlO,SS4 IS On their passage
they lost nearly all their horses and portion Of
the few that arrived were unfit for service To
pay for these horses Congress has passed bill
approprating S35,OO0.--When the regiment
re1ched lamp, Bay, it found to be too large,
and in four days thereafter 1873 of the men were
and were paid Sl9,25S l6, were al
lowed S2O,SlS 90 for their horses lost, and had
previously received Sl7,942 O9-makng in all
S5s,Ol9 25. expended without the least possible /
benefit to the country. In addition to this sum,
was the expenses of re-iransporting them to ST. /
Louis, of which no account had been received,
and which will probably be 100000 more! Is
not this enough TO startle the honest and frugal
people Of the country? As private enterprise
heSc men could have been carried to Tampa Bay
md returned to ST Louis, and all their horses
paid for twice over, for 100000, and yet this c.
;onomica, returning administration Ind actually
expended on it $4,000 more! We'll has the nd
been called "imbecile.s 1t foolish!y
rider the enstmen, of men, sends them fast
g wind and steam can carry them, and when the
non reach their point of destination, they are
ot wanted and cannot be employed, do no !
ice are dismissed and sen, home! How often :
hi. has been repeated can only be inferred from {
he millions on millions which have been expen-.
ed for this war with a few hundred Indians
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

| OUTRAGEOUS FRAUD UPON THE GOVERNMENT =
AT the time of the failure Of the Commonwealth
Bank al Boston it was understood that the insii-
tuition indebted To the GovernmeAt 10 an
amount something like S3oo,OOO. 1t has since
been stated that the Government has received
/ its pay. The Boston Times shows the way in
which IT done.
"'I'ho Warren Association which purchased an
extensive tract of land IN South Boston, and
which composed in a great measure OF the
officers and Stockholders Of the Commonwealth
Bank owed that Bank, for money borrowed 10
build the Mount Washington House. and TO make
other Improvements on thsr lands, the enormous
sum of one hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or
riv one half OF the debt Of the Bank to the
Government
! The Ass Dcintion failed along with the Bunk
AMI IN fact their Interests appear I" TO have been
completely Identified. A negoiIatIon was soon
entered into with the Government, through the
agency, i, is said, of the District Attorney, whp
is, or has been reputed owner OF stock IN thr
Association for transfer of portion of the lands
OF the Association 10 the Government, IN order 10
rub off at the deb, of the Association to the
Bank, and equal amount of the Is INK 5 aebt TO
the Government. SO far, of course, the transact
ton appears perfectly fair and plausible; rs it is
not vet considered entirely di>honorabe, though
rather questionable, especially among certain
description Of corporation, 10 pay honest debts
Bat an examination into the details of this Gov
ernment purchase, as 1t appears by the record
furnishes very good reasons for those concerned
being chary of their words in relation to the mat,
FER.
1t is subject upon which .sthc least said is ca
sest mcnded." The very poorest portions OF the
lands in question, far as locality and every
other desirable quality is concerned, appear to
have been appraised, and received by Govern
ment, at the enormous price of fifteen cents per
square foot! when, if the same lands were TO
be sold at auction Tomorrow they would not bring
more than cent and half per foot. They
originally cost the Association, we believe, about
two and quarter cents per FOOT and thus ms
debt of 100000 been wiped out for $4,000! 1t
is rather poor business for Government, as we
look il, to pay fifteen cents per foot for lands,
when it is selling lands in better location,
at the maximum, price of one dollar and fifty cents
per acre"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04
THE STOLEN KEY-HOLE.
A FRAGMENT.

Past twelve o'clock, and-oh. shame 10 the
ripe manhood of fifty-Jeremy Dunbrown, hi.
senses muffled in strong drink, sought his home
Let :he truth be said, though the Same Ia! upon
Jeremy; Dunbrown was drunk yea, SO drunk.
that unasssted he had not that night approached
his house hold gods, at the hour we write Of,
fast asleeP-for Jeremy having the street door
key in his pocket, ke,,t no. the ares sitting up.
Dunbrown was a b14tchelor; heDce il was bis Pc
cutiar boast at the club, that he kept nobody
waiting Tor him save the steps.
We nave inferred that Jeremy found not his
way down Bishops gate alone. No: great IS the
beGeficence of Bacchus. who numbers IN his
tain thousands Of little lacqucys, to sober eyes
invisible, whose dnty II is to lead the voiaries of
their purple master safely home. The water
drnker could not see the Jolly little satyr with
his small kid hoofs Gathering along the stones Of
Bishops gate, keeping Jeremy Dnnbrown from
the posts and gu,;ers,-now stand studying his
RICH; leg, now tho left-now aInging vine or hop
plan, over him, pulling him back lcas, he full
upon his nose-Jeremy ell the while smiling
and u,,ering half words from the corner Of his
mouth, in acknowledgement Of the benevolence.
These bacchanalian faries, thousands though
there befor, were they not. how would frail NOR
tails find the door?-are not dis.incuisnsble by
the pFosanc sober; nor are they TO DC seen by the
small drinker. by the petty rascal ~ho
suppers over gill and thinks himself Silenus. /
No. man must labor In many vinsages 10 be /
worthy of such body guard. Happy are we to |
assure the world tia. Jeremy Daa5rowa vas thai |
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

speak for US. We do not give him the power OF
Chief; but the words he will speak will be the
voice Of the Chiefs.
SAN-GO- AW then arose, and said
My Father-You told yesterday to listen to
you-to open our ears and incline our hearts to
what you had to say. l now request you to open
your ears, and your neart, and hear what l shall
say.
My Father-My Chiefs were glad TO hear you
appeal to the Great Spirit for the truth Of what
you said. We were glad to hear you speak of the
President. The Almighty is pleased with much
Of what you told yesterday, and we agree In
many things. He is always pleased to see US
live together in peace and friendship. My chiefs
have all heard and considered upon what yon told
US, and you shall hear what they now say. When
you asked my chiefs expression Of their opin-
ion relative to removal, :hey were glad and APP
POM ted this day to give you answer.
My Fa,her-You have asked my chiefs and all
present to go west of the Miss,ssippi--they have
all told me to say they would not go. The Great
Spirit desires to live in peace with all men.
We want the United States to pay our annuity,
and don't know but that will get our land
back again, and this is the reason my chiefs arc
not willing to go west Of the Mississippi. We
were glad when you mentioned our Geat Father
the President. He does not wish to be at vari-
ance with any one, and neither do We.
day, and you have heard what we have just said.
We do not want you to say any more on the sub
ject for if you do, will not listen to it.
The Indians then Immediately arose and de-
parted from the Council.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

Jeremy aided by his good genius shufled dawn
the empty street, the Wind blow,at hard ,hs
ram falling. AT length Jeremy reached tho iron
raj! tnat shr'ed ms ancien, home .AlI,s r;,,h:r
sail jeremy; and, he spoke. The 80. s.,
Quilted Its charge, Qesying it IN order 20 30.
sa''is 10 us ooor the Kew Dc,or Marpum ~
that moment much deoerlted by u 49,,
ment at Alderman Bangs on Hebrew rss-,s
'AitS right. repeated Jcreny and h, L.,
ms tattened palm against that consecra,~a ~.
of wool, his own house doar. .Au's riyb,i =. 80
Jeremy, with smile sent from his ,crv hear,
sm.ie h'eRcs.ns IN has redeemed face, drew from,
MS right hama breeches potkri thel stree, ,lo,r
key. Ten minutes more, AMI Jeremy n,,,.,.-.
would nc stretched between his household shcc,,
Jeremy, with the key in his. hand, souvb, u,
turn the lock; IT was very odd-verv s,r,nr.
rather annoy ins-bat Js re,nv smiled crowled
VII" "Sed 'eeth, scratched with the KEY all over
the door, SIN there on keyhoie? Tb.n
Jeremy stood as upright as circumst,nc.s -,
permi'---coi@hec--and graspiny the key anev
mtde reckless dash at the dDo. us it--trus,;,y
u me gnid'n OF his good genus hs hopeJ =,
nm Tue aperture, when The key, struck Ly the ",
from ms nam, rang upon tie door step, and
jeremy. IN ittefinr o lectipnrbie o,tbs drn,n.d
upon ms knees aud grcped ahou, The We, M, 81 G,r
me '"st treasure "It's all rishii'' SAID Ie,.,nv
"heh nav ing selFchad for tea minutes. he again
rose upon ms legs with the recovered Ley whi,.b
so great was has presence Of mini--hc carefully
'le"h>'" WIN tho tan Oi his coat .AIud I'M
ci"d the wards sad Jeremy with all ,h;o,s co..,
si"rred s"pcr'hnn'an S7g ,citv. snow ihcn--yery
ar'!--vcry odd, 'and jeremy continued 10 scrans
"e Key Us ne 'hpuH', over every inch Of tho
exceeding odd--nevcr knew such him,
;" porn days -rein1rknh'c--s,ra to a degr,e-.
ma caf''a' Ae--cap.t-d-n the kew
5"ch was The broken soiioquy Of Dunhrown.
as ne stood persrirng at his own. Aga;n H..
paused from his to'l-iooked up the street. dow
II, and again resolved By one .iearous effort. ,o
w, w" 'i'e 'o'8 Again ia silence did lac run ths
KEY over The door; breath!cssiy he searched e.,
the desired opening; ;hcu his hand fell 10 his si,,,
anu on sudden he stood con. .nccd for once ,,.;
forever. 49,
~ see II. cred Jcrcmy Dlnhrown. IL ACE IL,
INC dishonesty riihc times s,..a I'M lila. s.o,s,
The kcvholci'' 'e ''"'e"
As Jeremy sad this, his legs slid from under
him. and he cGma dowa as ...,.i l,cL ,.nn,s -.
~ s"'iN down npoi' the door step. lie was scarce
~ well down ere his ewes were closed. and sror
ing hard, with the nnappropriated Kew y,iopeJ !,
ms right hind, Jeremy Dunbrown SO, i. the eh,-
COW OF his doubie-lockcd dons-sa, aud s,cpt!
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

Iitely declined granting the favor. 1t was said
by his opponents thai it was the first favor he
had ever refused his friends. We know nothing
OF that, but we have lately seen a case, in which
opposite favors were asked by his friends and OPP
ponents, and he granted the latter! 1t IS a sus-
pcious story, but though true, IL not conclusive
evidence that he is going 10 turn loco foco. The
facts were these.
The good citizens Of the borough of Reading,
PennSy lvaula, were anxious that the shin plas-
doomed and their circulation altogether stopped.
For this purpose they applied for loan from the
bank OF the United States, and were about to get
1t, when In comes petition from the loco TOGO
committee OF safety praying that II might not be
granted, as the loan could be for no other plr-
pose than to sell the borough TO the bank! The
petition was respectively received and care
fully considered. A few DAYS after Mr.. Bd.i.e
returned the following answer L" the committee
Of the town council. Since then the loco focos
boast of their Influence with the monster.
Bank of the Uaited States, June D, 1893.
GENTLEMEN II have had the honor of receiv-
ing your letter Of the 3lst ultimo, requesting
from this bank loan 70, three wears OF $So,Ooo,
in silver, for the purpose of redeemng the notes
issued by the borough Of Reading for sums less
than dollar. The Board OF Directors np-
prove entirely Of the object ofthe loan and were
disposed to grant it with great pleasure, when
they received published renlonstrancc against
it by the COMMITTEE Of safety of the borough of
Reading, who declare that 'i, has been ascertain
ed that the loan could have been intended for no
other purpose than to sell the town to the said
bank, and to put our citizens and their Poserity
into the power of the Philadelphia money king
am that the worthy members OF the COIN
mittee Of safety will on reflection perceive that
they have been msled by their zeal in ascr'bing
TO the town council desire to sell their constit-
ucnts. or to the bank the leas, desire to make
such an acquisition and am quite sure that the
respectable inhabitants O Reading wholly
incapable Of being influenced bv the sord'd mo
tives ascribed to them. Nevertheless, az there
seems to be so much opposition TO the measure.
and as lis adoption may give alarm tot portion OF
YOUR community, it is deemed most proper to &C.
cline the proposed loan.
Very respectfully YOURS,
H. BIDDLE, Pres't.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

Mr.. Biddle is most obliging mantle sell
dom refuses proper request when asked of him
We have only in roind one that he did
refuse, and that vas made by whig of Virgin
ia, who, foreseeing VIVA, fatal thing it would be
TO the loco focos. if he were dead, politely re-
quested him to do him the favor to die! Mr..
Biddle rcpiied-ihankcd him for his considcra-
tion, and did full ja.tce to his motives, but po-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

be taken as "full prm, facie evidence, sufficient
to charge the defendant, those in his employ,
with negligence, until he shall show there was TO
negligence by him or those in his employment"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04

,e 80 ''e 'ii"c al the loih, we discover .cyara
lie v Ia.'," ", oy tho president, coun,ersigaac
D. ''i,fs "hitcoinb. commissioner Of Genera
- land oif'ce, for the sale OF public land, 1,,,n,
" INC present summer and .aIiviz:
e Al Dan''l'e Illinois. 9Th Novcnbcr-ol fan.
D Chicago, do 10Th do
c Galcna, do 10 October.
Onncy: do 9th Nc.a:..!,s..
I. 81 Louis, Missouri, 9Th do.
Z. Jackson, do I9h do.
t Palmyra, do 29th October
c I,eA'ns'on, do l2lh November
4 fayeite, do 18Th do.
Springfield, do 81 December
. Little Rock, Arkansas, Sth October.
Fayetteville, DO 18th do
, burlington, loway Ter, 18th November.
Dubuque, do 18th do.
Montgomery, Alabama, 29'h October
ufeen iy,Wisconsin,2 2d Oct. md 5.h Noy.
I Mii""pkec, do 10Th Nov and 81 Dec.
Mineral Point. do 18th Oct,
! Detroit, Michigan, 5,h November.
! tennessee, d" 10Th 90.
+ iona, do 18th October
lnrnazoo, do 18th do
Lap"rtc, Indiana, 81 and 18th December
Craw!ordsville, DO 18th November
sincenncs, 90 9Th October
rs. The sales will commence on R1ond,v.
pC'f'c-cfnptiofnfs must prove their claims n
s'oh IS possible, so that they NAV he aJius,eS
oy 'he REGISTERS and Receivers previous 10 the
..s 81 shie' osheswisc thci: claims will bo for.
ONCE FARMERS BOUND Hoy-Nny
NV KNOX --;iovernor1s Kiincr was onco .
u"u "'y !" Jacob Mvres, Esq, an independent
.' ~ sunterland county. who brought him
Up up ~ the late celebration Of the 9TH Of july a,
"rl'sie, Mr.. Myers, president gave the following
toast:
BY Jacob Myers, President Of the Dav. Jo=x,r
RITSER-tie was always Coon BOY, and has
done WELL: he made good FARMER. good LEGS.
IAroH. and Is very good GOVERNOR.
The New Orleans Courier Of The l2,h inst.
says that President HoUsros arrived in tina; CITY
on the 18th and Immediately departed for the east
on visit to the numerous Indian tribes who re
side on the frontier Of the Tcxan republic for tho
purpose OF forming treaties Of arnity and peace
with them. lie will, i, Is said, be sbsen. three
months.
The proclamation OF Gov. Ri.ncr ws. received
IN Washington on Friday week The Globe i,e-
ued on Saturday night could only find room for
portion OF IL, but The following parayraph MA.
sindIously omitted :-"THE ONLY PAPER Is
, - IN CIRCULATION AND NOT CON
vERTlBLE INTO SPECIE AT THE PLACE
WHERE ISSUED.WILL BE THOSE OF THE
NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS
The following question has been proposed for
discussion a, the Bairsviiic Lyceum:
~. it erpsdien, for printers TO sta,oe to d>zsk
o odage tieir smbscri6ers,1
We wal: tho decision Of tbs question with
'rea, anxiety, that shall ''gve up the
nos" It the affirmative carry the day, but We
wish to see the matte. settled, and a precedent
established. as the impression seems to be gsiuin2
round that 4 newspaper is article Won may
av for Or not as bes; suits your purpose.
f-szs Ksvk=r-
I. is SAID ,I,a. money 70 the an,ounf Of alsoaf
100000, and jew.ry TO the amount Of 1000
AS lost Ia the Pulaski
The L. 8. Bank has commenced iasuipg new
lis IN MA e Of .hc.r old oneS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-04
PC BLlC LAND SALES.

IA me uiohe Of tho 10Th, we discover several
10 anna ''n,,s, by tho president, coun,ersiynsd
I '',"s "h.'conb. Commissioner Of General
,6a , o'e' Tor me sale OF public lands duriu.
ne present summer and .aIiviz: