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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
BUcKINGHAM WmITE sUIPHuG

TIVE liberal patronage which the subscriber rcceiyed
during iIc a1i season, has Induced him NJ great Z.
pcnso to make considerable additions the buildings and
other accommn atoms az these justly celebrated Mrcri
Springs Tic will be prepared ~ receive visitors on
before the lEf Day 81 July nest. 1881.
The Buckingham White Suphur Springs are aitusicJ
within ono ur from tho Town ~ CurIsvic in the Coun.
" ~ Buckingham, 7umils from Richmond Is miles br,
iuHhlm Court House. The Situation b. hraiy aud though
retrcl and elevated sia Du the traveller accttrg
health pleasure, BE- conducted 10 the Springs ,y rnpI
roads though we'll cultivated county The ruber t
buildings coWWoiiuus and convenient apr H., tb,;r
location and construction, spec t reference cen ts
n The comfort sud pleasure uf visitors. most ausn,e
Hoie-Eccprr has been procured. also, active AMI
Walker NJ ihc head NJ no Band. n b. unuecessarv IN,
the Subscriber ~ s1y ihs Visitors will Lc cntc,t,{ f
the best Music Bot The medic NAL rIagaef,r - tt, ~,
ff l"fm ihc chci vruc oi these Sprnra. There arc Gr
Npfings' ne two principal NJ which have been rar.6,f,
-lbihucdio chemical analysis hy -. r Gar,iner n ID
late ~ london, and pr0fcssnr 6IIo5 viii
ci ability INC chan" f Chemistry a IIsmpdcn sy,s III
ege Tho following is from letter from Dr. Gttd4er TO
You ak NY opinion NJ Tho properties Of ,ose Mt,rt
EpIng7 IhcY arc ~ be considered Saline Ann
ruIphufnus wstcrs md comparing their coptcr, t
ih1t ~ The celebrated White Sulphur Springs ~.
solid aud Egscous cngicdHonis almost iicHtc 10 ~
rue subscriber Cuuhl furnish many teaufpont,Is Of
od oi Tho astonishing and happy cfTrrts Of tbcsc ,,
out is unnecessary to 6l this advcrti, erpeot ,g
eertihcWce bu simply aska tco, ~, y i -,
loI themselves llc tCclam bcuy IN refer those ,s 80,
wSh t0makc enquiries, 70 The nl wing aentiem,n T., s
,ol hnlhns Of GUochand, Mr. Whioc of pcte, ~ ~ .
Hon " W. HUBBARD, Mcssrs. samuel q hu,i., IVY. t
of Cumberland. ' wv" '""Eo Nih"n
The Address Of tho subscHJeris Cur,isv,ue. Va
." sAML NORRIS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

c NV YORK MARKETS. July PC, 1871.
CoIION-Ths sales on Saturday nmonn,"d >.
over 500 bales. Thus far this morning rotb;ns = y.
oeSm done-PIlces are as last noticed. I"
fLOUR-There being no alteration in IN,
pee' OF lhe market, we continue Saturdays ouot,-
20 20 80 IA, and Georgetown SIS so. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

FARM FOR sALE.-Wiu be offered for sale
II public auction, MONDAY. 10Th furft month A
Eu.l 90 The premises, az ~ O'clock, NJ, me Co,are
fAkM yhg ne county NJ Manager about miles above
Ground rguffe Bridge, ncHr the louisa Road The trar
contains 6Oaefca Persons wishing view the premise
arc reicTcd 10 Peter Maesc, Ohc tcuanD Nah e. Ctcn
saw aud Henry LeidIoitcr FERNS will be- mad, tnovgr
on The day % sale. sAN'I r PAgsONs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

MEssHs. JAS " HICE, n the rlsic n Ten
vi ncssCc, Hnd JOHN e. RICE. adnr ~ TuCa Rice Of
Pinco Edwiri county, Virginia Take notice that shall
on "WEDNESDAY, the iH lay ~ september noSt Al my
store In The county ~ Prince Edward between the hours
u o'cock, VI. and O'Clock 2. w. lake the
dispositions ~ benjamin Oliver and perhaps others To be
read az evidence IN tut attachment In Chancery Dc
bending before the County Couu OF Prince E,Iwaid In
which pliinn and you dofsudlnts AZ Which limo
ami place you may attend " you tliink proper
Iu A-wiw JAMES If nUPUy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, lrs O'Clock, a. NJ.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, IIs O'Clock, a. Nj.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Oscar, Moore, George town, ballast.
SAILED,
Schr Extra, Green, PhIadeph a, coal
Schr Fox, Harrington, Baltimore coal.
Schr Catherine, Old Point, stone.
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Kanawha Sncdaker. with 10 ton,
merchandise, TO J w Dibrell & Co. BngwcII
smith * Jones, Boyd Edmond & Co, and ] F,sbe,
X Son, paving Sl62 o. toll.
Boat Director, Watson, with AL tons mer.
chandzc, TO Boyd, Edmond Il Co, ] w D,breII &
Co, baswoI Smnh & Jones, l. Ludam s Son
paying Sal 2S toll.
Boat Josephine, Dixon, with 3gl tons n,ercbnn
die, to w DibreIl, Bagwell, Smith & Jo,cs Ery
* Co, paying SI25 81 toll.
Boat Poe ihontas, Grant, with al TINS r,.,cb,,
die, to w DibreIl 4 Co, l. ID Crenshaw & Co
paving SI2l OJ toll
Il 'nt Pioneer, Pellet, with ia tons rnercbondize
To Bagwell, smith = Jones, X x T. Gwatbn,v
Warwick, Brothers & Co, l. Ludam & Son, nav.
ing si53 % toll F''
Boat Richmond, Eubank, with asa ton, NOR,
chandze, 10 Il 4 + GwaibmCy. l. L.udIam & Son
l. ID Crenshaw & Co, Rives * Harris, pawn
Slij 10 toll. F'''s
CLEARED,
Boat Farmer, Dayy, Couch, with % tons ner
chand,ze Tor ScoitSvliIe and Lynchburg, paying
slI Sc toll. F''''s
Boat Experiment, Goodwin, with %, ton, rner
chnndze, Tor Lynchburg paying si3 Os toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

u The Bank bill be passed in form recurring tie
names Of az borrowers and applicants for loars to
U s ,i'Je Puols 'he Loeoloeos will be in quito a.
may abuse banks IN speeches and neV.n,ro,s. H.,
their pisslon for hank loans is inordinats wb.,sS'
erthey may cay in public, their soIitatiop, in wy,
vate arc P'-
Pierce as the kisses Of clsndestine love,
lPrlnIir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

cotton YAWN AND RAW CoTTON
~ 30 lbg CO'toi YaTn, Nos. I, 3, 7, 8andIO
bales 90 ton. fOr sole low.
jti2 JAsS GEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
MARRIED.
DIED

On the 2ith instant, Ivy Rev'd John woodcock
Mr. josiah MouLEs TO Miss JANE NAsu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

SnAD AND MAcEEREL.-Both these kinds Of fish
nave exhibited some new fashions this year. The
shad have well nigh deserted the Penoi,,eot river
where they have heretofore been plenty. and have
instead, run into The h1rbor Of Catham on the ont
side Of the great elbow Of Cape Cod. There l. M
stream it Ca ban TO attract tho sh,d vet the 6,b.
ermen have been making their fortunes by catching
them.
Mackere, It is said, are plenty in the Eastern
sea as usual, but they will not bite Formerly
they were easily caught, and would Jump to ss.zs
white ragi now they turn away with "no, thank
YOU" from the dsIntest worms which the fisher.
men coo send doSn 10 them.
SALMON d,e more plenty this yearin the Psnobsco
than tor many years before.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28


ilL subscriber oilers for sale.
Il sock at well selected GROCERIES. which br A. -.
ttici To re a. very lw prices, for cash. or 10 custo
"rs who pay puneII lie respectfully soiciia caI
purchasing 81 tcwhCrc His stock Consists in part of
;, CrniS, Porto Rico aui Now Orleans sugar -
pld Java, Rio aud Isgura e, nee
- gle luat double, lump, clarified anil rrusb.t a,.
Extra hue Gunpo,vicr Tea 'h'''
LONDON Brown Sou, iu quart auI mint boftIcs
ba.in"Tc and t,ucJnua Whi-kcy, la hh,ls I,,r,,,
VA aye NhsScy, Of ilIc most celebrated bT,n,I,
lslc ~ Wlm aud BtltimOrc Apple brandy
Norh Carolina licTriugs
Pam ~ Roc HrruUgs, ia bh's and half bills
Liverpool sack san
N"whrl"aus MnlassrE, In hb's
Porto Rico and Havana Molas4cs In lnIs
prices ' - : @0'.' y
AIncg"an, II tvanl, aud Principe Ecrars
DIi French Brandy
AM qua aud Jamaica Rum
Holland aud American Gin
Old Madeira, Pale, Gold Sherry and Port Nipcs NJ ,,
own importation - ny
Champagne Wine, quarts andphH
Nails. Of all sizes
Iron. assorted
Ameucan aud Enslsh Blister Steel
indigo, Nader, Pepper, Giug"T Alspcc
ann Nttious other ARTICLES, too tedious ruumeTatc
PAIicubr attention paid 10 all CONSTITUENTS sent TO him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

TExAs.-The following, from Correspondent
appears IN the Charleston Courier:
Door Sir-ln ar swer 10 your inquiries to the en-.
isrouon, crops pro'psc's and peace Of Texas, can
assure you that every thiSg IS very prosperous IN
deed left Bastrop. on the Colorado, (thiriy.fye
miles below the city Of AUSTIN IN the 81 ddv OF
May, and came by the way Of Red River The
emigration Is immense. ! could scarcely travel a
couple Of miles without meeting frmiss with their
negroes, all pushing westward. As il respec,s the
peace Of the country, will express my opinion
freely, which Is this that there is only wanting the
word OF command by the government, which ex.
pect II vii, shortly give, and enough volunteers
would come forward 10 compel MEXICO, az the point
OF the sword, 10 make he so long deferred acknor-
Judgement Of Texan independence. | think 4 will
not Uc long before the MeXcans Ir.tead Of the Tex
ians, will have TO sue for peace.
The crops are very fine a % over the country and
u Is generally thought that the crop will he the
best ever made m this country. The planters al
turn their attention now to the raising of cotton and
it's estimated that the present crop, will exceed the
last one by about $4,000, bales. Lands are rising
fat IN value. know OF piece Ofland near town,
where $50 par money per acre was refused
You're, sc. l.. A. ADLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
Charleston, July IS, 1911.

PoMPEu From Miss Taylors Letters fom
lioy'I-A modern belle indeed would psrhaDs be
puzz ed TO ndorn herself for a ball al The to cite.
table Of Pompo1n lady; she might mistake the
large and umscy pins for skewers and would fancy
lh'i the small looking glass, Of which the ancient
dune proudly boosted the possession, bu, I.r,eect
cd her fair face and elegant form nevertheless the
small jars Of rouge, perfumes and cosmetics, which
formed an essential pIrt Of the Pompel,n toilette.
are still preserved.
IN one case, amongst many curIDs.tics, were
some pills. rather black and hauened. but sn'I co.,
ly recognised VIC saw also an instrument of which
the following fact is related. Partisan SURGEON
OF some omInonce had expended much time and Skill
on The invention Oia surge instrument; o., had been
received by ne faculty, and be had obtained pa
tent Tor it.-When travelling tp Tt,lv .o,,e g.
afterwards, he was amazed to find among the re
Of Pompeu the Identical nstrumont-consirucf,
pThapS with less care, anJ finished with less riestv
but formed on the same prIncipio1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

The Locoiocos, we understand talk orestablish-
ing another paper IN this State. They certainly
need hiIh paper as much as the Irishman needed +,
NTH candle. bring me another candle, YOU spsl
peen," exclaimed Pat, Chat may sec how these
four burnm-Prsnf;r, " 'N-~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

H. Advertisers are requested to hand IT tn,,.
advertisements at as early an hour of the ,,,v =,
practicable. All advertisements intended for ins.,.
uon IN the ensuing days paper, must he handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
sernon IN Mondays paper must be handed in q,
saturday Otherwise they cannot appear until the
day afser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
VALUABLE MERCHANT AND COISN

WISH To rent lease my Mills in Manchester lately
4 occupied by W. u. Clarke Esl. Tho Wheat Sill ias
.H pair Of stones anda pair 81 rbbcrs, together with all
the fixtures necessary Tor -four upon large
scale Tho whole IN complete order for immediate npcrt.
ton.
Also, Corn Mil, the above, with two pnir Of stones
iu good order Tho Mills will be rented separately or To-.
getheT. ~
AsO iur rent, the large Warehouse on Mayn's Br.dg,
lately cupied hy Mr. W. Kerr. a. Tobacco Fartrry
hiso For sale several Building Lots on Council Cham.
bCr I'LL, and AZ the French G1uicnH.
Mayo's Bridge, or to
~ 3 CT ARtgAu MaVn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
CUTLER

RODGERs Il SONS, and other hcfirld msnnfsc-
IL uTcIs Table and Pocket CUTLERY, OF iy1r, ,tr ,n
buffalo handles, Razors; scissors &c '" nun
ALSO,
tIes anu Edge Tools OF the very best quality sale by
We " VAN LEW. SMITH A 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
DAGUERREoTIPE MINIATURES,
Room over w. < J. ID. Christian Main Str,.
f. d Aw ). il

f. DAVIS, JR
u ESPECTTULLY Informs hi' friends and IA. p,,,i,
IL generally that his Room now omen for Inc ,er.,.
ton Ct visitors aud invites Ladies and Gentlemen wi.hi,
10 witness productions ui this HcAutful Ar and thnse
waning Miniatures taken, tu call above and examine
Sprclmeus The time required for sitting lust ftro mi
Huiss aud dcyelnpcs every feature and sHor.ssn ~ 49,,
Mnaiufesa warranted Eve entire satzftciinn or no
charge VIII he made. In q many euutir.s
the durability Of DdgueTrcotypc impressnus ne yTonIJ
say mat being taken on the purcst silver they will ast AZ
long As piece " lhe metal.
Terms, ms followg:
single Miniature OaGgc siyCltn moroc co case az IN
10 smuli SIZE 500
no Hours Of operating On clear weather. from 10 A.
clock. 4 VI, to4Ph. ia "a ccSv
pACON, LARD AND FLOUR
I'D li,Utu lbs Smithfcd Bacon
JOln go Western do
p bbls Family Flour
ID kegs Family L1rl, Just received, for sac,
ALSO
About 10000 feet Scanning now atRo-kers
-lns kllBN. SALE & 60.
LANDING FROM SCIR FLORA, Sc
, = HIiDS Sugar house Moisses
= - u boxes Lump sugar
~ DO sNlO and lONl2 Glass
And naoIt daily expected
3DhlEs prime ~ Domingo Coffee
~ hhls Porto Rico sugar
- nall foxes Neg York Patent Loaf Sugar
- bbls powdered do a, ,Icsir.
able az this season 'OT families, Tor sale.
Ju NV LANCASTER, DENLY a co.
EhR SALE PRIVATELY, fcmalc servant 2s wears oil
agopd cook, washer and ironcr aud soII Tor mo-
cusomcd 10 driving on the street
~ It'll ROBT HILL a. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

DY virtue Of deed oftrust oxcccicd TO the z,bserer.
- by lthan Puckeit, orthc purpose Of securing debt
due 10 thas Gooill will sell az pubIl. aurft0u a.
cash, IN front Of tie bell Tavern, the CITY Of Richmond
on SAIuRDAI MORNING. the 3IH July, 2 likely youpg
Negro Mcn, named Frederick and PlIrick, belonging t
sail Pickett =. TAYLOR
iu -lawif T. NUNNAIIy ( trustees
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

THE OLD FAMILY BIBLE.
An INCIDENT FROM REtL LIFE.

Whoever hns travelled among the Scottish hills
and daIes. canno, have failed to observe the scru-
nulous 6IelItv If the nhabitarts 10 the Old family
bihIo. \ more honorable trait OF character ihan
this cannot ba found; for all men. whether chris
,ains or iniels arc prone to put reliance IN those
who make the bible their conhIani. and whose
well thumbed pages show the confidence their
owners possess III II
\ few years ngo there dwelt in Ayrshire an
ancient couple. possessing of this worlds gear
sufficient TO keep them independent from want or
woe. and caunv daughter to bless their grey
hnirs and lettering steps. A Gallant of n farmer
became enamoured of the daughter, AND she, no.
thing ioath. consented to he his As the match
was every way worthy of her, the old folks con-
sen,ed and as they were DESTROYS TO see thei.
BARN comfortable. Inc two were made one. In
few short wears the scythe of time cut down the
old people, and they gave their bodies to the dust
and their souls 10 the creator
The Young farmer having heard much of the
promised land avont the sea, gathered together
his buds, and selling such useless, packed
up those calculated TO be Of service TO him. at
his new home. Some neighbors, having the same
itching for adventure, sold off their homes and
homes,eads, and with the young couple set sail
for America.
Possessed Of considerable property IN the shape
OF "sier." this company were not like the gen.
era!ity Of emgran,s poor and friendless, but hap
py and full Of hope Of the future. The first thing
done aftsr the landing was, the taking out the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

The following is given in a letter fon Wash
ing,on in the New York American:
y Rr3lAHNABIE D1scLozuRE.-In 1896, 4 law
was passed 10 alloy tho President 10 employ 4
Clclk, at q salary of $500 10 sgl bis (the Pre-
sidenl's) name to the lend Patents, as that labor
vas purely mechanical, and mad became very on
erous to the President Mr.. Adams stated. that
during his Administration the annual average If
Patents to WHICH he affixed his Signature, was
10000, lhat IS, 50 per day, which has been great
is increased. and would, pruhab'y, at this time
average $4,000 annually. Consequently, It may
be assumed, that the number Of iatents issued
during Mr. Van Blreu's Administration, have
been 800 ,03o.
y motion was made on Tuesda- by 1Ir, An
drews 10 strike out this allowance # 81 900 Tor
a Clerk to discharge this duty-whch was after
some remarks Withdrawn, probably in conse-
qGence Of the remarks Of Mr.. adams, which
went to show, very clearly, that ilwou!d be ut-
suitable to impose such heavy. mechanical duty
on the President of the United Siaes. He had
endured il as patiently Is he could, bat he should
much svmpathise with q PresIden who should
have more than double that amount Ct duty 10
perform.
In this discussion, Mr.. Lincoln announced
very astounding fact, VIZ: that every Patent
which had been signed b. the Cie!h fer the last
four wears. was inralid By means Of a clerical
blunderi The flct seemed not to be contradict
ed. and Mr.. Lincoln stated that the only way to
remedy this evil was to pass o SPECIAL act TO te-
gali-e those 30O.00 Deeds.
Il turns out then, for the comfort Ct those 3d.,
600 pateatees, that the titles OF Their lands are
not, and never can be, valid IL Themselves, and
tina; they are 10 be protected only By tins remote
shield, What disturbing, anxious consideration
to those whose all fer themselves ane their pos
,erity hangs on the contingencies OF The perma-
nent stability Of this Union. The State OF Ken
lucky, as Is known, had for years two separate
jurisdictions Of municipal Courts, acting Daepen-
den, of and conflicting with each other. Who
can tell VIA, occurrences Of future history might
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

LOVE is found in the gentle heart. 1t dwells not
amid the riots of pleasure. it dies in The glare Of
sPleEdor, and cannot live in a heart devoted to
dress and weak follics, Is more ma:ured IN quiet
ness than loud applause of the worlds praise.
Give me the sharply defined feelings of young
and timld girl, and leave you the professions Of
the gaudy coquette. Give ne the beamihg CLAN.
ces OF liquid eye, and ] yield the bright and
flashing blaze Of the proud beauty to others.-
Kaickerbocker.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

\ Coon JoKE,-l have heard good Joke abou,
John Truman, late e Athens Geo. He stop
ping at a tavern up the country, aud used to
lounge about he bar, aBl come It over other
peoples liquor. Not glass could bo cf; for
moment but he would silly sp np ard drink
contents. 0ne day stage driyer came IN aud
called FIR Z stu horn Of brandy todtT.-John I'M
-',e@'~'eiy shu.iI=3 vr.o tho Ter. The driver
knew hs flaa, aud immediately pay possurn
By leaving lis brandy While lie stepped 70 tho
door. The bait toel.--on returning he saw the
glass empty, ard exclaimed, with all the diaboli-
cal horror lie could affect
,"Beandy AID opsim enough 10 kill forty men!
Who drauk the pzen?'
CIV slamnated John ready TO yield up tho
ghost with afGrat.
'loaGe dead man. said tic diver.
VIA shall dol" lascccled John who
thought L;aaalfa gone sscaeg
Down with a pint ol lamp oil or vou7er
dea1 man IN three minutes answered tic wicB-
Cd driver And down went the laup o.f.and Up
came the brandy and ogiagn together with johns
brcsbftst. The joke was toll and he has never
drank other peoples LIQUOR since.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
RICHMOND, IA, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, 1911

suspend the authority or disturb the jurisdiction
OF an act Q. Congress 10 iegalize these Informal
dac1s, ana throw back the rroosielors an az IN
sound anu defective t.tle? TaIs. certainly, is not
very comfortable position l.r tagse luost ia;c-
rested; nor would Il IL very h.aG act 10 ta4ew
out these suggestions. L3t taa. tt.cv caun-s he
concealed. ~ least, this special act Of Congress
ougai - ca:tae these prou!leUrs, at their option.
- demand new patents as u matter Of i4stIce,
that they may not be forced BY this iacxcusable
otliea Iluuder to hazard their all on unnecessary
contingencies. Three hanarc3 thousand patents
ray he supposed fn camoTcaeul the natsra world
our population. This is an amazing stake to he
put at hazard On such basis!
Another DIscLosURE.--It transp.reI in this
rIonar.es of the Land Once here, had been So
long engaged IN u dispute. carried On b. diu.o-
matte correspcudence across the gallery IF the
pubtc os}ice-lhe distance Of q few tcet-,ae
whole amounting to Il paadarous folio, as 10 have
put back the execution Of 6o 600 Of these patents.
throwing ot ~ the largest fraction Of u years tot!
In his department Of the public service. On the
coming Administration! 1t IS an old saying, That
at IL til wind that blows nobody any good;'
and she claimants OF these titles, " no have wal
ted 81 long for them, may now console themselves
thai thov viii be good when they come; however,,
it may impose double amount Of duty on The
Successors Of these deiinquents for the next year
Dir. Adams stated, that, notwithstanding he had
the labor of signing all these documents with his
own hand, they Wcre always dung a. TtHac, and
that his successor could not lodge charge Of de-
Iinquencv against him this score. In all suCh
ma tiers, it may be SAID Ct Mr.. Adams, "Well
done, good and faithful servant"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

4 SERENAnE- a few evenings since, a Dung
gallant, who he'd become ouar.aoured with the
la@siaess of iair from "a one % the fashionable
paris u our city, sisnr g1ifar around has sgloul-
aasz, end req ired 10 the spot where dwet his
0caR sssat q. beauty, far the purpose Of waking
un her sympathetic heart with the soft tones of
aIalna*o melody. lie commenced with '.WaEe
from thy s.um-e.s.2 Sure enough, while in tho
midst oi his afassiouel strains leInalo loffn ap-
preached the third Story window, .sTaat" SAID
he, "mast be the divinity Of nv eaul--I.l sing
Young Loves Dfeam.,' No sooner was this
thought Of, than n soft tonc broke from his guitar,
accompanied by voice almas! celestial. We
can imagine tho 5ccret, Incomqrolonslble trans
mission oiunsailicd affection, and or such crcum-
stances. 10 the from al tho window, whom the
minstrei's fancy had printed tho magnet or his
heart. Alter a few more logc5icls di,i;cs had
been disposed Of, and the devoted youth was
bout making his exit, n voice from tho lallice
criod--"AIassa, Massa, don't stop cat music
-jis glib me Jim Crow or Zip Coon, before yer
gwuo.. The hnl9ht Of the mustacho was struck
with awe. lie found that ms n.instrclsy had
been wasted upon the car Of Dinah, the young
lady's chaubeg-,naid, and that his devoted ono
had been cat that evening, attending scree
given ~ her nelgA5or. [B4t. Clipper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

Never think The worse Of another on account
Of his differing from you in politics OF religion
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

Az TsIroRTANT ENTERPHIzE-A Washington
Correspondent Of the New York Times states
Iaat a proposal is now before the Government
from number ofcapilalis,s of New York, to build
four splendid steamers, Of $500 tens each, 70 run
beiw1zt New York and Liverpool, The PROPOSE
sion j., to carry tic mails f5E given sam. 10 be
paid acmhy The government, the latter, o course,
receiving al! the benefit arising from postage;
the contract to he FIR ten yeas. IN the iateG.D,
If war take place with England OF an o.aer paw
CT, the government to boy the steamers ~ . val
uation agreed upon By both parties. The vessels
to be built in al, rce"ers rs men IF war; md also
10 carry 500 to 2000 tons freight, with 200 pas
senrers. /; IS intended to burn anthracite coal,
and il IS expected that ten days VIII make the
run from New York to LIyerpool.--Phiia. I'm
quirer.