Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

ELroASr EXTRACT, from uawritten noreiby
tie eetitor of TIC Cincinnati Sun She
was weeping. Her beautiful hair had straycd IN
wild disarray over her snowy neck and chisseicd
shoulders Her face was buried IN chair cnsh-
ION with which she sought TO stliie the heart
rend ny sobs that would still ever and anon force
their way through It's thick and feathefy mass
You alone, my dear friend, can Judge what iee'-
ms sweilcd nv bursting bosom when behc'd
her in that pitibIe plight. l had entered the
room 50 silently that she was not aware OF my
ure.rnce till was al her side. l could STAND II
no longer. MARY said /, my own MARY, this l.
quecr-and what's more, don't understand 1t
:Iaup me if | do. Tell me, loved enc, why weep
est thou? what art thou crying for? she
rose from here sho had been setiing-'hre" The
chair cushion 10 the farther cndo the room, AMI
rushed wildly to my arms. could feel the quick
DuIsation Of her tender heart as she leaned upon
nv anxious breast Here she gave way to the
FOOD Of grief that she could restrain no longer
since she had thrown away the cushion. 1T IS
hard for man TO weep, but not asi4diHC"
to own to you, SiInpkins, | was beginning 10
feel n little misty about the eye. | again adj
dressed her My only love- said | who has IN
iured you? Have ever been unknd! las not
my love been growing warmer ana warmer, Hhe
the forenoon of day in July, ever since rescu-
cd YOU from cruel fathers restraint? his
YOU will rcco!ccf was the third week since we e.
OIL
the cause Of vour sorrow2 Is 1t about me you
are making such 4 conit4nded uProarE she turn
ed her mild bcagning eye upon INC with an eA-
preston that made every drop OF blood hurry
through NY veins. 'Oh no, no, dear Dooson,
said she quickly, won have always been good 70
me, was Only :h-hinking.' She again began I"
sob .What?' said J. somewhat sicrny. ire
word restored her 'Dobson,' said she soIetnnIy,
sthe mutton is gone, every bit Of IT, and what
shall VIC do for q .3innsrg could make 40 reply
my heart El-my pocket was empty.
A gentleman from West Alexandria, Profile
county Informs that store WAS robbed IA that
place a few nights since, OF goods 61c.--to mo
amount of 1900, Suspicion rested upon man
named ROW, who had lived there for some uhe
in considerable stvle. without any ''ishie means
of support This house was searched, ana d
part Of the stolen property found. Inc search /
was extended to the stable and upon Puihh9
down an upright plank against when Il sI"u'o !
hung upon a peg, II number Of engraved Piaies
for counicrfcting bank notes, were discovered /
cunninov irnbedded in the sides o! The plank
which was not exposed TO view. Our informant
lid not ascertain the banks, the notes OF winch :
he plates were intended To counterfeit y I?rge ]
quantity of bank note paper was also touhu up
III the same prCmses.-Ddyton journal.
Tie Investigation ComnHtec.-I'hs Body woFh
Without ceasng As as breakfast is over,
hev 30 to the Custom House, and do not adj /
ourn ill 4 o'clock To their dinners, after winch Is
ver, they recommonce their lahors, and some
ines do not stop till after 10 O'Clock =. NJ
In Aupean Stable like that Mr.. Price mas been
ceding in is not to be ceansed by ten hour work
es-but by Uerculs ses who labor night and day +
Thew decline all invitations dinners, sources, /
r parties. Much curiosity is felt to see the 1T
lie Virginian (Wse) who has been making such
noise in the political world, but 1T IS hardly
ratified If these committee men, when they (
ct back to Washington, can infect Congress with 4
heir business habits, there vii! BE- great nope /
Or the transaction Of some business. what Is |
one. of course, we know not We helIeFe how
YER that the committee rs yet arc bat working
t The door Of the BIG Stable they have 10
lrausc; when they get ID, we suspect, the clty /
,iU need as strong n ventilation the gale gave /
$ the other day.--N. Y. Express. /