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New-York tribune., 1841-06-30
~ New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE, at O'Clock,

j. Docron FELIX GovRAvD's PouDREs SuBuLt-A smooth
white transparent SKIN asoucy Necessary female beau
~. 1t how handsome and well fashioned
the least rougbncss surface about
on je discovered by nspecohe
have clam, the beautiful Superhuon h'rs aud ll aus
dec-tatonthc former especially We
could think Of falling Inoye " whose zIy face bes'
ree,anc back Of half picked aud wonder howaY
body else could Now perfectly well satisfied from what
have Dr. ouraud- Dpatory Powders VII
sueuous hair w without the least ~
jury the kin unlike many vile compositions which have been pn
Object We cicery recommend the Powders u
Dr. the Of the aier, they the arcs
D7ndes who troubled with hair on tho
upper lip elm, might improve their looks by single application
OF this rcncdy--N y. Sunday Mercury
To DO had q Walkers Broadway AMI where
else 10 New York.
L Just Published ia Pamphlet Form. the speech
RI Rev. Rhop Hpghes being Review and Reiuianon
the the Pubic School Scceiy the Argument
Hiram ketcum Esq their Counsel against the Report % the sec
rotary the subject Cannon School Education
For office the " l. Ff6,mGS J0HrHdi 80 Fuoh-
a-d the Catholic and other Book Stores the CITY,
ie.D
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30
7 Fl E T RI i n E.
EwYoRK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 30 1a4l

~ cannot comply with tn. request should
is 'e sfo assaults Of yeerssy sam Mayor CLARK apo
other eminent wgr When The Sun abuses Ms we e, our
zee 1t ma to bat shall the liberty
publishing such shameful and on other. vtou, an
obvious neees.ltr.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

20 The building occupied grocery and shoe store
by Mr. NJ W. Pierce, Bristol R. L. took fire the 25th
and was considerably injured.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30
THE NEW WORLD.
'Twn Beautiful EUgra, IL

u TIE QUARro NEW WORLD VIII appear On saturday nest
much enlarged eug the o the vi 'oume) ana vi"
utaln cri, fae Epgrarass wool illustrating the antiquities
OF the ancient city Cor>N Central America " extracts from
stephens. New Work. Also
TEx Tnous,Np YEAR continued and choice variety capital
articles from the Magazines, aud Of popular Muse
arranged for the pauo forte.
IL Gentlemen from the country wishing subscribe Will receive
years subscription. The OF popular Story Of Military
Ie can the office. Tens of subscription - year. !" ''
vance Office 30 Anns 80 III J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
Dngucrrcoiypc Portraits taken At the corner OF Broad
superior style The facility with which The
subscriber thon INDUCES HIM to make reduction
of - price picture thus bringing II within the means
all to procure perfect likeness of them,evcs.
The operation performed few seconds Tho gentle light
an ordinary tereb, avoiding the inconvenience
dazzling light. tjcs93 81 II E.lNSLEi.
u Cloths, Cassimcrc-, smtsimcits, Gambroom',
LINEN DRILLS VESTINGS, SUMNER STUFFS and other ar
ces usually kept in Dry be found III good VARIETY
and very Cheap at the MECHANICS CHEAP STORE, % Houston
street.
Printed Lawns from Cd Cd Null Medium Booh SWISS aud
Jaconett Musin. for Dresses Cheap.
LADIES you Dry Goods please call at 81 i!ouont
;os1 lao. Il. D0WlE.
II New Observation-Disclosures LINE, at 4 o'clock for
Albany ,ei,iOnt taHding q TIC intermediate pace-.
For of the travelling public the se'
SOUTH AMERICA and ROCHESTER, VIII on aud Htef
Thursday the Pier between Condt aud Liberty st
Snd1ys excepted at "ck (nstead ct as
heretoore) and q Albany > o'clock
The Rochester South America boats well lifted
furnished Rooms and unsurpassed elegance and
tent Of accommodation Jc2e u
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

We By several friends VINO have during the last
NErruSE House, kept by Mr. C. Rice New
Rochelle this spacious establishment IN the first order and
satisfactory comfort all who visit the charming
which erected bathing fine fish
deep shell fish OF all clean apartments
good amply provided table civil aad intelligent Land
lord visit the Neptune House The
Sound and Of the verdant islands therein
feast for the the no looks forth from the noble
piazza Nep,an House Boats hand for sailing
ing the drives vicinity delightful The steamboat
American Eagle will reader the pO, hour, aud
half and the HARLEM. extending Fordbam
way place refreshing to those weary Of the City
heat and It's cares with children find agree
able resort.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

g negro from this city arrested at New-Haven
on Saturday a.t, charged with stealing
in that city. 1t found in his trunk.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

nJ huge beast of negro Friday last attempted
criminal outrage tho person of GermaA girl in Geld
near Baltimore She fortunately rescued by per-
sons attracted the spot by her outcrios.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

z The Cheapes Cash Tailor yet.-PETER " HUs
TED No Chatham square, makes Cloth
order the style 10 per cheaper man the cheap
Cash Tailor In the city, good fit all cases warranted 3I-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL about o'clock yesterday
afternoon young named Mahon Thompson anoppren
tce to Mr. Isaac Lewis, builder fell from the roof of
the house of Mr.. Nathan c. Ely, Thrdstree,, the
Bowery; he dashed his heal upon the tagging the yard
and instantly killed. H. engaged in houling an
awning the work for of rain when the rope attached
to the awning suddenly broke and he precpated back
wards TO the ground from height Of about thryfye feet
We understand that his age 81 and that he highly
esteemed by all his acquaintance The Coroner being
gagged in Harlem the time of the accident permission
obtained his corpse the residence Of Mr. Lewis
l64 Ludowstreet, where the quest will be held and from
which his funeral will take place to-day r, o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30
MARINE LIST.


PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 3d. l3iI
uv alsEs.... 80 90
y HIGH WATER. =
LATEST ADvcEs.
liverpool June l. Havre indirect Juae y Orleans June p
CEASED.
Snip, Chalemagne Packard, East Indcs II Robertson. Aabl
Rice, West nae NJ Banker; York Adams New Bedford g.
d. Baldwin
Bar Marian Bartlett City Point, Va, H. Hayiand.
Bg Burus BcnnisOn Phla; George Washington CbamJerH
Boston; Clinton, Lyon, Savannah
Br brig Edward Whitney Skaing. Windsor, Mass
Scrs Tarqun Sparks, ProyincetoNn Mass PhIa
Halcyon, Leland, Norfolk, Ncsnith & Leeds
ARRIVED.
Snip Toronto, Gwod London and Portsmouth June ndze 70
John Grwod.
Brig Henry Deacld, Morris Port au Prince d., she
ding Ferns
Brig sIbee. Morre Porto Rico 70 d. sugar Aymz Co
Brig PhiIutai Sherman Scott horrslL
fr brig De- AIMS, DuIe;, Africa II ballast Captain
schr Emelne, Eastpor, d., plaster
|
II Royal Mail steamers from Boston 10 Liver
pool.-The Letter Bags COLUMBIA viii close at H2radeh
Cos Office, No. Wall "Wednesday June ~ at quarter
past P " Bag viii be day except snnday III 'A
dag. jc.6 w WfAAS Agent
Con.ixnee. per Ship INDEPENDENCE requested 70
their board Of Maiden Lane "Ithout de
All goods permitted within five days are liable 10 be- seh 10 inc
Public Store Jc~"
u Consiyucfs per Ship ONTARIO vii please obtain iheH
Permits without deay and them bosr foot Of Maiden aG
All goods permitted "Ihin I'VE Gays aie i4'S " - ~
lie Store under general order'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

MURDER OF THREE CHupz-5 81 THEIR MOTHER
The St Ld. Ne ira of the 18th says that negro wo-
nan belonging to William Woods, Esq, Of Clay County re
Gently destroyed her three children the Oldest eight years OF
age b. drowning them in creek She afterwards told
negro man what she had done and where they might De
found AID expressed the intention of drowning herself
The children found laid and protected by some
boughs to shade their As nothing has yet been heard
OF the unhappy mother supposed that she put her hTea
into execution.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

For The Tribune
The BooTHs AGAIN.-Ur. Editor: was not aware that
the plan of requiring the occupants of Booths jonds
had been tried. still think you be mistaken The
plan faithfully csrried out, would OF course require that
their should be responsible persons and that the pen
atty and the laws should be rgidy enforced The Sabbath
need be desecraied for they should allowed pu;
them up until after u o'clock night that al
cohol is usually found every where abundant and therefore
that would have these temperance Stops, they may
be. erected.
Experience and observation teach that when such cooling
drinks Lemonade Spruce Roo, Beer and cold
be obtained conveniently than Alcoholic liquors the
former will in be substituted particularly this
season OF the wear, when is well known thar the latter
will increase the heat of the body and akcs
Portable think would be difficult, to prevent the
Booths from being erected than accomplish this plan.
Since writing the above the Board Aldermen have
decided in favor OF the Booths Now let efectuai measure,
be taken 10 Danish King Alcohol from them and great
good ill be accomplished. 4 FRIEND Ia TEMPERANCE.
Well friend. the Father. of the City have decided tina,
shall have the Temperance shops go ahead and
see how temperate they will be- See that you keep them
what they purpor; te wash our hands Of the whole
business. Ed. Tri5uss.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

u WeasN the earnest attention Of every rejecting Ameri
can to the able article first page from the great lead
'ng Journal of Continental Europe the ARgepneine Zeuag
or UNIVERSAL Gazette Of A1gsburgh upon International Poll
@ and the effect of enlightened Protection Ma
'onal Industry and Prosperity Although this article
written with view Germany and interests OPP
posed to the grasping whitening, monopolizing policy of
Great Britain. It's views will be found equally applicable,
nncny orcbe and profoundly in relation to our own
country. They need explanation comment. Read
hon, American Patriots and Statesmen and conras, the
f steady of Germany since 1882 in eenep
National Wealth with halting Auctuating. often
et'osrade career There the value of real Property, the
amount of Production, and the price of Labor have been
lily advancing (as is statstcally shown through the asi
IN years How has it been dere Friends Of American
Industry VIII you not aid US this important paper
wide dissemination
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

II COnsiouce. per Ship ONTARIO VII please oDan 'Ae'
Permits without delay and send them on bo,d loot OF
All goods no, permitted within FIVE days aye i71c 10 be seat 70
lie Store, under general order ~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

MAINE-Edward Kent is again tie Wing and John Fair
ek TIE Opposition candidate FOX Governor of Maine having
been rival candidates with alternate for four years
past Kent unexpectedly elected over Parks in
1897, Fairfield Kent 1888 and %, and Kent over
Fairfield liz 1870 Now each again selected with entire
1zn;ty as rival candidates for the of 1871 Per,
.onall.. each is a worthy and upright citizen
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

70 On the night of Sunday week, Newark Ohio, Mrs
Kctchum, daughter of Mr. Edward Thomas, Instantly
killed by the accidental dchargc of gun the hands
her brother John II. Thomas a lad If II.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30
ARRIVED.
" Royal Mail steamer. from Boston 10 Liver

y GOn.ixnee- per ship INDEPENDENCE trqur'tea @
their Per m on board Maiden Lane without delay
All permitted days liable be- sent to me
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

MAIL RoBBEREs-At the late of the U. s. Circuit
Court Canandagua, several convictions fer robng the
mail osk place George Wright, sage-dTver was sent
the State Prison for robbing the mail Lie Roy Levi
vcuey, for like offence committed Newark, Wayne Co
John d. Wright, accompcc of Veaey, convicted,
but sentenced. Henry c. Gilbert late Assistant Post
Gaines Orleans CO., indicted for robbns the
mail of letter package while passing through his office, but
his trial postponed until the June of the Court.
He admitted bail s. 600 for himself and three sure
ties in 50 900 each.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

LATER FROM FIoRDA.-The St Augustine News of the
22d has the following:
Col Worth and staff arrived here Saturday last Buta
few days since the Colonel made night the
Panesokee swamp, hope of surprising Alec Tnseue
The troops daylight made a rush upon the town. ua-
ted small island in the swamp, but had been vacated
over TWO months The guide had been of Aecs band
and the policy of the enemy when of their par
y captured change their encampmen lest he should be
used guide. This movement and at night with the
commanding officer in person. commencement of
era, and sansuinc of a most suspicious Col.
Worth has express NewOrleans for the of
Wild Cat his immediate shipment interfering with the
which he had intended making Of him in his capture.
The field will againb occupied and troops put motion,
that the old plan of waiting for the enemy is be chan
gcd to hunting him destruction of his 6cds-harassing
his encampments and conviction that military posts will
be his only safety WILL have every believe bring
about close OF this earlier than by any other policy
Such know be the intentions of Col Worth and
cannot but congratulate the country the command of the
army devolving this able and gallant officer Col
Worth is in the finest health and leaves here to-day.
Lieut.. lnge, of f. troop stationed Traders Hill,
with serious accdant short time since having been DASH
ed from his horse against house. dsocating his shoulder
breaking of his and otherwise niurng him.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

ind now word ourselves No person but H. Greeley has
any The Tribune control over its columns and no pee
SON or person contributed $4,000 $iooc TO sustain 1t We
ndeeoo @ friends for patronage and support Tor the
e of the support The Sun falsely
asserts W. Will pay bsTa any who will inform us
WHO tie gentlemen who present $3.50 Press we
never heard word unit, opened yesterdays Sun, and shsuld
n happy not TO know saseless malignant faschood
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

70 John G. Shuz, merchant Iatan, Platte County
No. accidentally shot himself few days since. He wa
sill alive the last accounts there hope Of hi
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

SHIT FEvER-We learn. says the United States Gazette
tina; the ship Columbia from LONDONDERRY with number
OF passengers has been detained The Lazarcto account
of the existence on board of the ship fever. Two three
of the passengers rad died Of while the passage. and
twelve o. thirteen rlere are now lying H.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

% The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Capt Harris, 0
the William Brown says that there boarC
that vessel named John Messcr The like wa
John Miller.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

AooIDExr.-A man named Chauncey Burns was instanta
neousy killed at Spring Brook. small settlement near Au
rora in Erie county the lth inst b tree falling
him. The deceased 10 years OF and has left wifi
and four children. On the day another person
similar fnte NJ Golden.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

REFoRN.-We published some weeks since an account OF
an affray in Baltimore which Francis Walker va;
killed by blow from Andrew Freeburger the latter being
under the influence Of liquor the tine. He had his ;ria
few days since and was acquitted The hrs; thing he did
ncr Nj. rc.e VIZ To .cn the pledge OF total abstinence
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

silk Culture in thc United states.


| s'ih culture IN 'he Il iiea states.
he have previously stated thai OIlo was Ia
-.ing the lead IL Inc SIX cG':e:c. ard We lAiak
] '"at Virginia = doing the next bes; IN this ne"
! branch q siioH"i wealth.
/ This week We met vii. very in;ei'igon! gen
i'eman iron Georges. wac vas Parehns'"- st!;
worm eggs TT his oPefailts tic ensuing seas p
INC the climate 81 MANY portions .. The s""'h.
admitting IS it Goes The feeding Of worms ttci"
abe '1.dde Of : es To- he a'~-.e e! o',72er, holds
o1i every lasu"ctn0ut % cngagc IN tas5 interest
i7E hrenea 9. AcrtcH.ic-o.
~ t.t.e vi. &c Gorc ~ .le Yteiniir al PM
aee.gata. ies tAe.e, IS Wei IS At Burlington, hug
'TeEs OF persons ha:' rnia@d themselves hT ergo
ing IN the -'iu''icauiis mama, ana rea'.E nave
n.t'ac means TO commence tae tee4in2 OF worms.
hiaoN aGain arc 50 prof oHhdty ignorant as 20 con-
seer vac tree %Hfea'0''on I'D" shh growing one
era 40 same 'lhHg- ana because the FORMER Is
'0FH ti.-' ne t'''eF cahn"' come "f- -i"o,"''
camper has oeen Fut ca the business h'Ff rem
ne enihc iahufe q most persons 10 Tic ieeG'Hg
o. worms last season = as IL oEs''y accounted
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

What pity It IS hat have lost SO much
OF the plain speaking and honest doctrines of the
odcn time How strong would statesmen be, if
the spirit OF our fathers. they laid their Shout
deFs 10 the real points, and worked honestly for
the pubic good? TOP much tl.,inc. mere speech
making is the fault Of our people and our country
AMI the press cannot be too earnest ii rebuitin z
habit which inter.eres 50 nlch villa public bus
mess, and the best interests of tho nation.
Thomas JEFFERsoNs OnINIox OF CONGRESS -
II served with General WAsH-NGToN in the Le-
gislature of Virginia before the Revolution, and
during II with Dr.. FRANKLIN IN Congress. ne
yer heard either of them speak ten minutes at 4
time, nor TO eny bu, 10 the ma N poin, which was
TO decide the question. They laid their shoulders
the grea, points, knowing that the little
ones would follow Of themselves. II The present
Congress errs III too much talking, how it be
otherwise in body to which the People send men
who question every thing, yield nothing. and talk
by the hour?'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

GRATING TIE LILAC on THE AsH.-Mr Scott
Of South Carolina, has communicated 10 South.
ern paper the following interesting Information
respecting toe propagation Of that early and beau
:ifG flower, the Lilac
the season grated the different spcrics Of
lilac on the common ash. in accordance with some
information received from friend, (Mr. Wolff,
jr.) while lived in Paris. do not recollect TO
have seen any account Of any one having tried
the same IN this country. We have grated about
three dozen ashes, varying from four feet 10 ten
IN height. "Ith the common and Persian lilac !;
and an happy to say that the result has excee-
ded ny most sanguine expectations, for We have
grown about twenty-five healthy plants, with
branches from ono foot 20 eighteen inches long,
which hope IN another year viii be covered with
tioorn They grated 10 April. after the il
laos had made considerable shoots. would there
fore advise that The scons be taken off in Janua-
- or February, in orGer TO refard their vegeta-
ting too econ for The stocks. Would not the per-
G1Ious ash forrn beautiful object by having lis
branches grated wsih Persian iIac2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

SCENES IN TIE FEsTRI.-If any Of our readers
wish 10 amusc themselves with the arrogance.
vanity. and folly OF men, and can laugh over the
almost udIcrous details Of mans seif-eyutation.
commend this little book to their notice. Il Is
the report OF 4 controversy which lately took place
in a church at Augusta, Me. The church pro-
scroed dancRg immortal certain lady Of
high christian character bad sewing society Of
young girls from two to fifteen gears at age. he'd
at her house. In the evening. the boys dropped
in. and social dance The consequence. The
lady vas tried for allowing it n take pace IN her
honse-the trial was conducted as soIemay a. #
she had committed mUrder-aGd the result o: the
wAn!n matter was, that she aud her husband were
expelled We cannot waste room on such sub
Ject 10 60 into particulars. but these are the gen
erai facts Of the case-tha ro!Jme before OF
22S pages contains the whole trial and ct cfteras
iar the eGifcat.on OF iac public.-Boston Post.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

the impress Of common sense. Here is letter
0driSirg scoma. ia Tore. which will apply alike
to most cases Of asking advice:
ROCKY IEILI, SEPT. 90, 1888.
DEAR I.uSo:--Ifs. Curtis has never suggested
IL any Of her letters 10 Mrs, Washjagton, (uniess
a.dcf.t wishes i"r her return that she might theu
Dis aasc il can he 50 c0"s.rncG) the most distant
attachment t. .. S but II this should tc .'.o case
aus she wants advice Upon it. father and moth
CT who arc Il h@n3, and IRE competent 10 ci.e it,
IRE II thc same time the most proper 10 Eo con-
sa.!cl on So interesting an c*ont. Fer Ey own
pert, ! never dc, nor % | believe | ever shall ,
Give cGvice . = woman VINO is setting out On z
matrimonial vo-ecc; first, never could advise
cue 10 marty without her own consent: and, Sc
comfy, because know Il is to no purpose to al
vi7c her tor7!ran wien sic has obtained il. Il
~otnan very rarely Ee!.s opinion requires
advice On s.ch occasion TIL her resolution is
fo.Inod; and then il is with the hope and expecta-
ton Of obtaining sanction, rot that she means
20 .e governed by your disarP!obat7D, that she
applies. In 4 word the application may he sum
med up in these words: Il wish you 10 think
DO; bat il, unhappi!y, you differ from NE in oPin
ion, my heart, must confess, is fixed, and have
gone too fsf nor TO rc'r2ct.'
II .,.rs. Carts should ever srgges, any thing of
this kind 10 mo viii give her my opinion Of the
measure, no; CT the mar, With candor, and TO the
following effect: 81 never expected you vould
spend the residue Of your DAYS IN w6Owhocd; but
in n mater 50 important, and SO interesting 70
yourself, children, and connexions / wish you
would II. =, e prudent choice. 10 DO which, ma
nv considerations are necessary; such 5 the fam
y and connexion Of The man, his fortune, which
is not the mos. essential in my eye,) the line Of
conduct be has observed, and the disposition and
frame of his mind. You should consider what
prospect there Is Of his proving kind and Affection
ate to you-lusf, generous, and attentive 10 your
Children; . I'd how far his connexions will be n
grecable TO you; for when they are once formed,
agreeable not the die being cast your fate is
fixed" Thus far and no farther shall! 90 in ~
opinions.
ar, Gear Lurd, yours. e.. &c.
GEO. WASHINGTON
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
'. i. Com. Adr.

Iyoo'.-The Albany Cultivator estimates the
number Of sheep in the North al l5,000,000; and
that al tFo rae of three poGn5s per fleece, the
clip Of 1889 was forty five millions OF pouncs.
lie census shows fifteen millions. SIX hundred
thousand sheep in the North, but only 2l,34,3 BOG
lbs OF woo!-no, pound and half per fleece.
The returns OF the census, we presume, wide
oe Inc truth some times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

Tie Tee tota! Army Of Farther MaMer.-By
the la,es, intelligence from ireland, we learn that
the ce-tota army of Father Mathew numbers
thir;y-five preates, seven-hGndred cIergymen,
and four million sxhundred and forty seven thou
sand of the people.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
HEAvr DAn,ers.-Somc ,imc las, xcar VIC

HEAVY DAHAGEs.-Somc time last year VIC
published 4 letter from Montreal, announcing the
eiopement Of Mrs. Harris. wife OF Captain Harris,
9th regiment, with Z. d. David. Esq. of Mon
treal. barrisier. and ma or in the Montreal caval-
~. Ga the 9Th inst. the action commenced by
Captain Horns agains: Mr.. David WAS tried IN
Montreal. and resulted in n verdict Of THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS damages.
'. J. Com Adr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22

We learn that Dr.. D:o;t has been pardoned and
discharged from the Eastern popitentiary, in
ccrJance with the petition. the Governor Of
numerous citizens. The unexpired time Of the
Dr's. sentence is believe about eighteen
nihs.-Pkildd Sentinel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-22
YtuTTACE By MAIL.

FROM TIE PosT MASTER GENERAL.
s3 Po.tnaster nany enclose money m teitef 70 t'
phJ,sc, NJ n N.,c.7a7cr pay tie s.jscr7pf''" 81 q
third persou and frank the letter, II 'crfe'' 0g '''s9
Eorr-Some subscribers may not be aware oil 'he d
hove regulation II will be that by requesting '
Postmaster whore they reside frank their letters
n, subscription money, viii do 80 upon being sa''s"e
din, the letter contains nothing but what refers 70 III" "