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New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
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EY HENRY " roSGFELiC".
The rising moon has hid the stars,
Her lovely rays, Ike golden bars,
Lie on the landscape green,
With shadows brown between.
And SILVER white the river CLEANS,
As II Diana, in her dreams.
Had dropt her silver bsw
Upon the meadows low.
On such a tranquil night as this.
She. woke Fudymion with :. kiss,
When. sleeping in the grove,
He dreamed not Of her love.
Like dams kiss, una,h'd d, unsoughi,
Loyc rive. itself. bat is not bought;
Mar voice. nor sound betrays
Its deep, impassion'd gaze.
II come.-,he beautiful, the free,
The crown of all humanity
In silence and alone
70 .eeI, the elected one
I, li6. the boughs. whose shadows deep,
Are Life. oblivion. the soui's sleep,
And ki-ses the closd eyes
OF him. who, slunbering, les.
O. wcary hears on. slnmbering eve
o, dropping souls, whose de-iinies
Are fiauglt with fear and pain,
le shall BE- loved again
\, one is so accurs'd by fat,
W one so wholly desolaie,
But some heart. though unknown,
Responds unto his o"n.
Responds, IL with unseen wings
Al angel swept lis q iyerins strings;
And whispers, in is song,
Where hast thou sla.d 50 long,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
81 OV Els.
AlrzsNr 4aE-r!s:EsV STOVES

.0ES.,s ssAVENg AsE-Tse;EEV STOVES
- Tine Great tGeIsayer Tai, article creates cheer
i and Iahcou, atmosphere needs TO Ice repenhed bat
o.,r M t,eu:v-four hoJr>. Reference, given good
ul. o. = Llu. O~dcr> solicited. Also general @Sort-
Ht OF she most approved Cooking stoves Cylindcrs, &c
Noulh Crates : per cent. cd iroml rrler prices.
SIS I'm l. y bAD"t'N' - N'tr'-'t'
,r9sgTH.e., STOVES, 359i 6LEtChEK- ST.
- Aares assortment; OF stoves ur wood coal suitable
tor a-gc small families Also for salc Hall and Par
lor stoves Of the letcsi patterns, c6caP Tor cash.
Johhiug dos, az tae shortest notice.
An order ,iauLiaiv received aud purctuay aieadei
81 ,.I A. GEO HARRIS 25-t Weocker st
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

TO call and cvanne thir article previous 80 purchasing
elsewhere, ant Judge for themselves OF the utility and
economy of this stove.
Al-o Parlor AMI Office Stoves OF various sizes and pat
tcru,; ali of hich veil, be offered the l..est markr
price. JOSHUA UNDERl-liL 10 Grand 4.
III q 2meol oppo.ila Es.ex Darke.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
SPECIAL APPO!NTNENT.

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
'AUTl@N.-The high character Of these Fens h., IT,
dueci the attempt the para o.: several ircputsb.c
makers 10 practice raas only upon Sir elliott, bl:
also upon thc public. An inferior arteC bearing th-
spelled naiHe, thus Gt.!o emitting tie final T. H.
iEe Hafket II can readily &c detected b is unfinished
appearances, and the very style h.ch u e
CoserSt iac zeaalac PEN ,il marked fall j.
seh uliioits Paieut, Joseph Gi.o;i. Warranted
au -ai escE gross bears FAC Se Of his s,saaia.e /
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

.@i42's trunk E.EpSs:T0LSH,-
$50 i'carl street, opposite Cedar-.; Tae proprietor
ts esta!isl.-it has the pleasure Of Offering deal
a=J ;1 pubic generally the ar-es; =r5 most vasied
rs Ct travelling AID Picking Trunks, Carpe. Bags
'iii e. Nc &c tsaI be found IN ias ci.y Dealer,
'H1 offers VAL 10 ell call ard examine The
7.-' at ls iu eld p.icss ov - m
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

ef the IRE whcler tfc doors slut or spen WIN
arg heath 10 ar.a or dry the feet when cold damp
Tn are constructed with radiator and cold air chant,
be- ia more endorsed form taon any IN use there
by ,ccuri al I've properties Of tie neat ana taking up
but lite Penou'ahoa TO purchase are RS ccgy
requested L, call aud examine ths valuable Stove For
nh al .eAN Nater u. 20 tf GEORGE Z IlOWE.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

f'LsilaX RAFTING ROUSE, no FELTON,
X street, extending II Ann street Green Turtle
Soup every day. hcats Poultry aud Game the bes, cur
market affords. Wines, A!s &c. hot lunch served "a
Supper the usual hodrs. Free Coacert every sight
u L..
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
WIZ. EEAGAR a co.
TYFE AND STEREOTYPE FOtNDRY,
~ Fulton, corner of Goid-sireet,

HEW-fOhk.
fgHE subscribers take this method OF announcing TO
i Jheir friends and the public generally that, hasing
purchased the extensive and well knosu Type Foundry
formerly owed by Mcssrs. Conner Cooke, they have
moved the ,As their pre>eR central location. Having
lIde reysIon,, alterations and additions. they
ar prepared 10 execute orders OF any magnitude ,ney
ay be favored Tlt with PROM aess, ant favorable
te-z-s ant Foundry : America To Ee.r Spec
E-Book wch las been receaily extensively eircI.4te
they would fespe-ty refer.
Al articles manufactured By tscm shall be Of material
equal f superior. any country
End undergo thorough examination to appearance
dressing, and properly asserting. A.! articles
E.-.;e ~ tls Specimen Book formerly Issued by CoRaer
Cooke together sh Sort. 10 Fonts sold by them
he furnished from Ais Foundry without delay, with many
siHce added.
VIZ. HAGAR & co are Agents for the ale Of the Va
pier Washington AL Smith Presses which. together t
CAascs. Case, Composing Sucks, Fnrntu5e, lax and
every article 5sed the Printing Business viii De Aep.
on -a4d andfdruishet al manufacturers prices.
y. 3. No Machine Cast Type manufactured thi>
Foundry je3-rf
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

4eaIN
ing of q wounded 5ird-becaHae iess' ies9
ti.l. .-,...,,.,,.
After brief internal iedAil= ~ . -. L.
upon the arms OF the -, The. chan
dies slowly Withdrawn p ..s,- ,,.;.ire mo
GELS entrance. ne 80 i7,ya-
BODY with lneiailI4'''
PaIt 81 'i' IT ;-,, - the misty ro-t-i ri
hearu ~ -a,.,.,,,,l .,,--a4 i-on
the tam! g.. 49,, ;,,-..-.
hinges anu '.' -
tLs' oo' ... Io -. =: H.. Ohio
i'ai'' ..,,;l, firm
- lI.,.-,a., ,ba e,.ls---;-.,,-l -i,ad l.s
80, s-,J no ,,.,,.l .,-,. - >-,.,i.I.
-. - 3,.l,,, "a -....-.. ii .,..--. III ,A..
49,. nd tie 49, tl,,r ~. Ia. .f-s bg 3.,-t
- -. -. -,,.i..r
- - -. -. 4,.-
anu 49, ''o1 49, '''. '-.' W .'-'
!"s, AsH'eii '11' III az '0''' S-' ~ '''''
had Tetfed.
S,,o.,s p. ,,l5oys RorreDi-ibe senate and People
Of Rome-,he proud sPon the natoaal banner OF
ths mshty Republic Il
p.. ~ ~. h 51n "'ai--' ''''s' %
-ee---
general PUrSAM.-Ihe Alexandra 4aff-
makes a sDirited defence OF Old Pu-. again,: The
G-.;.l.orto.l-e- Tn T,dev SAYS
- 80
We take e%crpnon'' h."efeF, 10 1He review vi
General Putaarn lie, winch i me lending dI,i'
Of the number and can scarce!y refrain SINE Isl
tie a5oruye attempt OF the elegant writer 70 prove
the iire-eater OF the od r 'eNcA "ai ana '' I've
American ko:atlilon 2 coward. nominee -.''t
have tinged the deeds OF odez tlT7e WITH aA ii.-
Siye cOl9ring and exalted tIcnarei fuinlm '-r
above his contemporaries IN the ienple.oi lam
but we thiak Mr. Fellows had better have ie- r.e
dead OF the Revolution sleep Gut their glorious
sleep than 10 have cast a snad-,v OF douhr upoa
the bright page OF his coun;r7's early history.
General Putnam va. one oil the brave-t of men.
Like Stark and knowlton. ne vas better fitted for
The sorte and midnight entrencfnle-t than for she
council of war or the festivg board. Ii cverv man
had his nroDer Mace in the .leinor. OF his coua.ry-
mon hoty r3arlv kings wound be -r53,-rs ans. ..,.y
many philosopher. fouls General Putnam va
a Major General Of the line: he was. ;hcr-iare,
shining mark FOR ;he juniors 'NHei. ms Old hon
heart was cold and his arm powciless. ina- h-
was on Bunker Hill IN the 'hicAcst %; ihe mn.
the Court Martia! OF Captain Calender >t2" 'o:-
cusiyeIy lie !; was mat Grove the brave .no-=h
unfortunate, Calender back to the lines with al'
sword pointing at his breast, when the CAPITA of
artillery sought hollow in the hill 70 reduce bis
cartridges to The size Of hi> gun. Pu'-am %, 'yc
said before, was Major General of the American
Army. His comm s-ioa was given io INN et;er
and Stark and Heath and Wilkinson then Why
did they let cor$ard wear the iamelE o' the
brave, ant lord 1t over them "nen an appeal ie
Tie facts would nave stripped ~" craven '''
driven nun form from ,"e t'.N a Sc'T' ', -'.-
hoiy thihs utah hau MS i1-'Hl'uiey anu i'l7
Waldo ana harrison ms DAWSON a"d hs Cushing.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

"'E'lP 7 y - = q ! q :
UNDER HlLl'S NEW PA
TENT COAL COOKING
KITCHEN COMPANION
STOVE, now offered for sale.
Wholesale or retail. At 329
GRIND 81. This stove Is nc.
krouledged by All shat have
USED them to he superior to
any Stove that has been intro
duccl in the New York mar.
krL The public are invited
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

GsELS.-Gho subscriber res Pect4i.y elss leave 80
inform his friends ard the pubic ,.ai ao mas aani
Snd IS constantly receiving, large iu'oicc OF Quilts cs
Country merchants would DO vel call se:o-c Pc-caa-a
-,sswkere,
jsa2 If A. s:cHEACHITES. ss5 Pevrl-.i
STEEl EENs.-MosLGY's, GlL.o7r's si.j Kes-
- sHAwS Steel Pens coca assortment o.. POCKET
BOOKS and other eoods.s wholesale.
Z. X. GILLESPIE. 70 John-si.cet
au20 en- Between Broadway and N.ss1u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

& NO = nc - : e u lellLa.v -, -
g Establishment II Ne'-i0rk TO yeJ bargain, in .se
q Boo; ana Shoe linc You hsve only l. coli 10 5-
-"s Convinced. Ladies, Genemsa's aissas Ro=.' ard
Ch!idreRs Boots, Sh.es aud G.rrs ST Is:s yr::y vi
lay manufacture sud ~sr.a2tsd lr; .ate y p ef
10 suit tbs times. Likewise large eSso,Jrsc. Of zoe
rountry work which will AZ sold very cheap.
iy2 On WILLIAM AGATE IL BoEesv
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

EUSE EsEGkayE ts-At Ig3 GrcrnSich stre-t O.
~ splendid of Tasionis very desirable cails
for sale cheap - ml Z. DENTON
~ UALFS SUpEEsS EES D.-UAY DEN :
w Steel fens are better IL all respects than Clv.i,-
more durable, equally paoc AID cheap.
They carefully made selected resslected before
offered TO tho public.
1t Is believed that their merits will sooE give them tie
pre-. caisIeEce among Others
The trade supplied at wholesale by tie Agent.
EDWARD J. EMO. > Plc,l-strcct-
n BFor sale by the principal and dealers
in Pous in the City and CogatIy. ag31 IS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

;NzEzSCEz And AMERICAN pa -
hiNGtNGS anc Borders, FOR sale cheap = ihe
S-,sd States Paper Ringing AID Band sc. Warehouse,
~ La-zi-siEeet Bc-ad=ay, NcS-icra- Rooms p1-
pcsed = the aeGirst s,earc-.
~ b. JOSHUA BROWN. e5 Caaal-.tree:
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

JANIS u E0-ylLL. soc P-oT7.,.o7
Al W Wul,on'- A5othsc-.ie, t'"t'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
J1gP0HT'ANT N;aTRCE .-1IO3sEsON'.

Brush College Of Health, EinmiltoN Place.
New Road. Losdon April ), ISL.
Y H. II will be remembered that Aess!s. Morisons te
agent Mr. Taylor. wrapped up aud sold hCir medicine.
To- tine nubcin printed labels therefore such "l
longer be- The medicines Of tho British College
rl Health viii herccinth be sold England, with the
WORKS iioRlsoS's UYivsRs,L MEDICINES engraved IN
bate II upon red ground IN the Label affixed to
.,rt hox or nae st - I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

I li0vFl- -t-yE9 " DltENEs OF cv1Fy Do
- .crqton and Of ;hc bes: Gu.il;y may be- had ii Al
Hours on application TO y. CLARK, so Bogery.
z rhy!cian or loag experience o. 10 practices the
neghbor-ood) w be IN attendance give advice.
.a hai-, ofs A. VI and P. 81. iy3 I'm
GIli CANDY F0R COLDs.-l Save re-
II commenced the manufacture OF this article and .ha
keep constant supply during the season.
81. La +. e.. HOOGkINS. ~ Courtland-sL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

a ora pro do again rose ike startled spirit
from the choir in that single female voice. rising
with an intensity that made the old walls re-echo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
Wayne County Convention.

By an understanding had, and resolutions pas
sed at several Of the Township meetings, the
County Convention will be held The second
Saturday in May an error was made in the
publication Of the proceedings of the meeting by
which said convention directed to be held, by
which misunderstanding TO the time has ars-
en-, therefore il has been determined to hold it on
Saturday 9Th of May. 1t is confidently hoped
and beived tina, there will be u fall representa-
ton from all the townships the county bv
which an union and harmony will be insured
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
nR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRU-
- Nus YIRGiNIANA or WILD CHERRY-Th

Medicine is offered
I,.,, in
chronic Coughs. Bronchitis Splitting Blood. n1anma-
tion OF the Mucous Membrane, Hoarseness Difficulty of
Breathing igt Sweats, and all other
OF Consumption II IS that this med;.
cine Will Consumption in stages. but il WILL
paate and the progress OF the disease in ss
last stages This Is certainly blessing
How persons do daily approaching an un-
timely gravewresied in The bloom youth from their en-,
relatives and friends, afflicted with and
stFuctive atageT called Consumption, which
the miserable sufferers uni they power
Of human skill Ii such sufferers would Of DR..
Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. they would
find themselves beneIt,sd by ping
abound. This syrup Gatey begins Ucera-
ted Lungs. mitigating distressing cough; the
inducing healthy and natural expecofat On aIso
ayng tire soFne breath and pain IN me chest which
sufferer slightest exercise. and finally
flush paIIid and emac aied cheek will
sl7ached premature grave into the enoymen,
again Of comfortable health
hi ret,izsg C1rs peorrred by DR.. IT. S,rasqe. rom
Do,nad ovrss Of Praas pirgfnianG, HIEd Cherru-I
have made invaluable Syrup in my family which
entirely child The symptoms ere, wheeling,
and choking OF phiegm difficulty of breathing
constant cough, spasm., convulsion, &c # which
had all hopes of until advised
make Tal of suabIe medicine After seeing
the wonderful effects II had my child, conriId.d
make trial myself, which entirely relieved
cough that afflicted with for years.
street, above the Market hensinzton. JONI WrLcox-
Principal Ore. No 10. North Eighth street, Philaie
phia Also No. A. 81. Clair Ptsburgh
Ao Cincinnati. by G. b. Hinman. No. 2, Lower Mar
And aiso for sale the Richmond Book Store,
~ D. r HOLLOWAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

A Convention of the friends of Z iucaion will
be held Ia the Methodist Meeting house in this
city, commencing the morning of the llth of
This inst. (iiay) The public earnestly soil.
cited to attend, and the object IS which
should interest every free citizen. it is hoped and
expected that the sit,ings 0! said Convention viii
he numeroosIy attended. Several gentleme n.
eminent for their talents and eioqncnce viii ad-
dress the convention subjects Of vital intetes.
to the community. We bespeak for them crowd
ed audience
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

Tue FEMALE MISSIONARY AssocIA OF s. Paul's
Church. Richmond, propose offering for sale the I2th
18Th OF May next Masonic Hall gea, variety
Of useful and fancy articles The viii opened,
such wish make purchases, at O'Clock, T. NJ. on
Wednesday; and y O'Clock, \. NJ on Thursday.
These articles various elegant and valuable, chiefly
the contributions pous females in Philadelphia, wrought
by their They have contributed them, III add
ton liberal previously made n money, 20
sisi building ST. Pa1l's Church in this place Charity
thus displayed by strangers toward the citizens of Rich
mond, appeals strongly grateful sympa;hies 1t IS
be hoped shall buy literally, and thus Prove
selves worthy recipients OF such dsnesesed kindness Fn
BY purchasing these gifts, only Sc, visible cqnva
lent to ourselves for money expended, but
viding foI the spiritual welfare many succeeding genera
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
Copper, Brass, Sheet-irOn and
Tin.Ware Mandatory

ME subscriber ia this method of informing the citi-
of Richmond, and the public generally that he
the above business Richmond,
intends keeping constantly hand general
Copper, Brass. Sheeiron and Tin Stills, Brew
Fulle Dye and Hatters Kettles every description
made order the shortes, notice and good workman
like ali kinds Of Copper wash, stew and tea ke'-
kept constantly hand also, general assortment OF
which will be sold wholesale retail on as
terms boughtin Al kinds OF
pairing done on rhe shortest notice The highest price
arill BE paid for old copper, brass and pewter
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond May Is, $40. 19-a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
CON VENEsDT

r. ORC. i hereby given that Convention VII be held
= in the Methodist Meeting house Economy, Wayne
County, Indiana. Thursday the 27,h day May next,
for the purpose of considering the propfiey of forming
State Wesleyan Anti-Slavery Society The members of
the Methodist Episcopal Church throughout State, and
the adjoining States, inTitcd attend No person
he prohibited from attending Spectators but viii
ted 20 participate
ton except members Of the Methodist Episcopal fc
~ order of tho Executive Committee Of the WAYNE
County Wesleyan Anti-Slavery Society.
GRIFFIN DAVIS, Cors Sec.
April tn, 1911. l6-5t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

1t is reported that Mr. Fox the British minis
ter at Washington has received despatches from
England. demanding the release of M'Leod or his
passports. II is said that Mr. Webster offered him
the olive branch and the 'hunderbol,, and told
him to take his choice. Mr. Fox, wisely concIu-
ded TO ware his demands for further Developments
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

~! persons having claims against the estate of James
stanley deceased, late Of Wayne county Indiana ac
hereby required 10 present them legally proven
to me Undersigned, file them the office Clerk
ct the Court for settlement, agreeable of the
Probate Court. rs insovent
ZACIfARfAU STANLEY Admir-
April 10Th, I64i f6-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

MARRIED.-0n Thursday evening last. hy the Rev.
Joseph Harrington. AIR GABRIEL = FRANC to Miss
ANN NONEA&; al of this city.
The above notice accompanied with goolly poT-
,ioH Of cake and wine. We tender parties
wishes and hope they will enjoy life OF happiness, and
that they may live a thousand years
Oh Tuesday evening last. By tho Re-. Charles
StuTdvant, Mr.. MATrHIAS CONKEf4, 70 Miss
ELLEN CALHOUN; all OF this city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

To Correspondents. ---We at all times
thankful for commun icaiions from friends /;
but must take the liSerty Of urging them to
be careful in the preparation Of their manu-
scripts. We can read almost ny thing in which
the words half spelled, the sentences half
written, but have lately had some communica-
tons, too hard for us even on that score.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

IN Pursuance TO an order from ths Wayne Probate CoIr:
the undersigned administrator Of estate of James
ey, defensc late Of said county, will public sale
on saturday, the sth day of May NEXT Lot No - in the
town OF Boston It will be satisfy claims aanins.
said estate.
ZACHABIAH STANLEY, Admir-.
April 10Th. 1911. 163t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

THE ELEcTIoN.-We have deemed it improper
to say any thing about the election which IS 10
take place on next Monday, at least respecting
the different asp,rants, as the tame Is 50 short
that any thing which might be said TO day cannot
be contradicted through similar means We hope
however. that the people will all turn out. / IS
their duty to do SO, and independently exercise
the right of freemen to elect those who 10
mako laws for the government of the people. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

M OFICE-The Stockholders in The Richmond Ira
ding and Manufac turing Company hereby no.
tilted tina, the 9Th, and last Instalmen s61 on
share of stock in said Company. will be required
lzt day of May, ISL which time those who shall
paid all the stalnents due said stock will
tfcaes OF the number OF - held by them respectively
And those who their Stock account.
thus early warned make due provision for settlement.
of the before the above named
triN os're}y be proceeded against according
OF charter; leaitvcolssent with
of the times been extended towards delinquent
holderstu after Tire herein stated shall have expr-
ed. they need expect further indulgence
By order of the Board JNO HAINES. Socv
Richmond, Oct 9th. Is 40. 40-7m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

GrCHARLEs O'iIARRA, has obtained License
City AGctionoer Persons who have proper
~ 10 sell ut auction would do well to examine The
ordinance. regulating sales NJ auction, 6ec.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

day; the places Of business were closed suitable
emblems of mourning were exhibited in the
streets; banners and festoons, cmbema,ic of grief
and mourning we're to be seen in all parts Of the
city. We noticed, in particular, the fremont
House, the pillars in front of which were mourn
fully adorned with black. The Wing Republican
News Room, too, was decorated with much taste.
Every thing seemed to Indicate that 4 nation
mourned; that grea, and good had gone
down 70 bis grave.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA.--E'artiai returns have been re-
ceiVed from bat two districts in Virginia. / II
Bolts and r. b. Barton (rain) Wings have been
elected and--Cary, loco elected.
LATER REPORTS say, that out of six members
OF Congress, there appears to be WING gain Of
one, and out Of Il members al the blouse Of
Delegates Wing loss OF ? and gaIa Of 3.
RHODE IsI.ASD.-T'he Provdence Journal Of
tho ga ulfiuo, SAYS: .sTho election has resulted
IN the success Of the WING ticket, State and Con
ercssiona, without opposition. The Ioco!ac"s
bad prepared and circulated tickets. ha; did rot
bring them out except in Il few towns.
kEHrUcKY.-Ihe reports from this state ere
so partial that conceive it useless 10 give
them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

SiE committee OF arrangements, appointed BY the
citizens of Richmond, friendly cause of Edu-
in the Mayors Office, Wednesday evening.
the ;,Sh of April AMI motion Of Lewis Burk, Esq
fIeso!rea That suitable arrangements be made, by the
citizens OF Richmond. for the accommodation all mem
bers attending the Convention, from distance.
BY order of the committee OF arrangements,
JOHN SAILOR, Ch'n
VIZ. VI EoYCE. Sec,v.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
Richmond High School.

ME next of this institution will commence on
Z Monday, 3iay Il, and continued twelve weeks Iu-
ton, heretofore. No deduction fFo1l Taitiol fD.
absence, except in cases Of protracted sickness
2AWSON VALE, Principal.
Richmond May |, ISL. Il q,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

ANDREW KENNEDY, alias, the King Of The
Monkeys" n'ado speech last evening" il tats
city. lie declared himself 4 candidate for Con-
gross, and is evidently iattcred with prospect
oi success. Eat We pray heaven 10 avert from
Ills people I.a! ;isgracc. lis speech vas COM
pound Of the mos, consamatc ignorance. egotis'n,
iaisehood, and low Vulgar wi;,cisms. last sum
inor he said there were t'cenfy fouT States in the
Union. and now he says there IS nineteen counties
in oar District. We doubt whether he knows how
many letters iiieFo in Inc alphabet. Aud the
,xr.f- Il"gi!sh'- wa x
ton to Gen Crary. lie talked about lighting too
We commend h.3n 80 that nota5ic person, as fit
commander for an onslaught on greg shop. We
regret ihat tia1c docs not permit to give a
extended notice Of this indiy iIuai.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

BEET Roor PAPER "A Mr. Ryan has obtained
, patent in England Tor the manufacture of paper
from the refuse of the beet root after the sugar
has been extracted. The coarsest kinds of wrap
ping paper only have been attempted thus far
but little doubt entertained Of complete
IN the rnanufacture Of the finest letter paper.
Hunts Merchants Magazine, from which
draw these facts, remarks If IL be true that Europe
manufactures every year tho immense quantity
of 100000 pounds of beet sugar, here VIII be
ach oc the material to experiment upon.