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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

UrrTo prevent the holding of The Circuit Court
for Philips county, Arkansas, at the May term
twenty armed men took iorrible possession of the
Court House, and excluded sheriff Judge. etc. The
sheriff and coroner resigned, aud no court was
held.
james Bell, brother of the Secretary of War,
put IN end 10 his existence by leapng from
steamboat into The Mississippi recently, While la
boring under mental arrangement.
Premature Iaterment--A lamcn,able instance
OF premature interment u men TONED by the A
gram q Zette- Several years ago an inhabitant
of Brregh IN C-oaia, died as believed, and
IN "a hours afterwards wasd eposied III The family
tomb. Lately his brother departed 'h's lite. and
his body taken To the same recptacle.-On
opening the Vault, the coffin Of the first
found empty, and the remains il ought In have
contained were !, ing near its mouth in post
ton which left duuhi that life had returned af
ter the burial, and that the unhappy man had
used powerful but ~aia exerIious 10 effect his
ipatIon
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

MOUNT VERNON This haiIowed spot contin-
ufs 10 attract n"iiiudes Of people, American CT
Tiers and foreign travellers, who visit IT 10 pay
their homage To The memory of Washington
The nunt or nf ,isiiers ca day - from forty to
fifty, and those who favored " it'll suitae let
tiers, nre received with The utmost urbaniiv and
kindness, by the very am,ah'e and highly Iniel-
gen, Mrs. Jane f. Washington. A portion OF
the grounds are now bearing crops; The gardens
continue Ia bo cultivated aud protected by The
Ty gracious Phi Smith, resident there Of 40
years standing, and the buildings aud lawns
still ed nearly practicable in the
in which they were left by their immortal propn-
eior.- Madsonian.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

FREDERICK COUNTY BANK-Thc money stolen
some weeks ago from this institution has been re-
covered IN New York, with the exception Of SO.
600 IN gold, which the rogue, by cntDpr omise, was
permitted TO retain in consideration Of surrender
ing The balance of the property si"len. The ne
EQUATION which terminus ,ed in this result, was,
appears, managed through the Intervention Of
LAWYER oi New York.
We see II stated in the B,ltimare Patriot that
all The money was recovered except iwcnty-eight
thousand dollars, under the following circuuistan
ces:
Some time ago, the directors Of The bank rereiv-
ed communication from person IN New York
named Wiley, " no represented himself $ law
yer, and stated that he mad professionally become
acquainted with such facts would enable him
to secure the restitution Of The stolen property
upon certrin terms. DR. VIM. Bradley T,ier,
ct rtie directors nr siI. F-od.-.L County R,nk
and VIM. NJ Beali, Esq the cashier Of The Far
mers' and Mechanics Bank of Frederick county,
repaired 10 New York, and. after good deal Of
nego'iaiIon, succeeded IN recovering the whole a
mount, with the exception Of the sum above sta
ted We understand that The gold and the notes
OF banks other than the issues Of the robbed insti
tuition were retained. and that the lawyer who
was the agen, in comp"nnding the felony, chnrg
cd n commission of some ten thousand dollars for
his services. No intufmn non was given that
could lead the detect Of The robbers Though
Mr.. Wiley. upon being questioned upon that pom,
by DIR. Ter, said that he Che Dpc,or) had seen
the principal of Them several times during his
visits TO New Ynrk.--[D.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
mICGsMGIL HAE.sng,

ME Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
1 public generally thar he CONTINUES the BAKING
BUSINESS, on Main street. Two doors east of ID u.
Soan's Hotel tie will have fresh supply of bread and
cakes Saturday evening and will keep
fresh bread cakes of all kinds future The citizens
may assured will be supplied WIKI all the kind.
OF bread and cakes, usually cisies
such
Loaf Brend Rnsk and Biscuit; Large Fancy
Cakes; small do Rock a'oi L~~ro". DO, Do-s~otie
do; Apes do; Ginger Nuts: Ginger bread Nuts;
Molasses Pound Cake; Pound Cake; Jumbtes;
Sponge Cake; Fruit Cske; and more than one
hundred other different kinds.
Moinsses Candy, and sugar Candy of all kinds also u-
gar Toys. &c &c.
Il E CREAM, of the best quality in season
JOHN ELDERkIN.
Richmond March. 25th, ! SAL. LIFT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
STEAM MILL FOR SALE.

NJ Office is hereby givrn that on tn day Saturday
the 9Th OF month. the undersigned will
public SALE unii vided half OF The TEA MILL,
Newport, Wayne Indiana. consisting of
stones double Carding Machines and double uIng
Mill; all III good repair, and IN full operation.
Also-onc two adjoining Lots ith good yelling hou-
also other property 4 liberal credit
will be given. DAVID WILLCUTS, Trustee.
July 10, lS4l. 21-p3,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
wgw gALLG2I SZGEa

VNIILLIAN l.. BRADY. has just commenced the
w Saddling and harness business. Main street,
Richmond, 1nd right angling Wassnn's Tavern,
where he has and intends keeping hands all kinds of Sad
dies, Brides Harness. hips, Trunks. Collars. Saddebags
articles his line. For which, will take
exchange wheat, bacon lard -four. linen, nsey
aow. leather and hides. aad he will also sell
He will be pleased have lis old and
call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Feb. ,, lS4l. 5-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
From Florida. Renewed.
Corespon denes Of the Savannah Republican.
FLORIDA Juno 49, lS4l,


Correspon dence of the Savannah Republican.
FLORIDA, June Is, lS41.
Gentlemen lon the 9th inst. a train Of wa
CONS between Fort Pleasant and Fort Mocomh
ION the Suwanee) was attacked by Indians. within
. few miles Of Fort Mncomb and the whole train
taken. DIR. Tufts, who was riding in advance
with five Of the escort soldiers Of the Sd Infantry,
discovered the enemy in ambush, and was fired
ere he could retreat TO The wagons. One OF
the soldiers killed instantly, and another,
whose horse had thrown him, retreated across the
road pursued by some eight or ten indians, until
they came in sight Of the wagons, when The Ind
ems gave shr,Il whoop and fled into the ham
mock. Dr.. Tufts in his turn charged forward in
the direction Of Fort Macomb. The Indians al
lowed him 10 pass, but soon showed themselv es
in n position fankng the wagons, upon which
they commenced heavy fire, compelling The
ieams'ers and every one in connection with the
irnin. I" escape MS fast possible, in the direc-
ton Of Foit MacoInb The train was left entire
~ abandoned to the enemy. DR.. Tufts lost all
his clothing, papers, &c.--besides three quarters
OF a pound Of powder, which were captured ard
carried IF by The enemy. The escort consisted
Of eight regulars, three Of whom at the moment
OT attack, lay eek in The wagons. Yours, &c.
We learn that express has been sent to New
Orleans by Col WORTH 10 bring COacoochc back.
The al j.ci Of this W. hn~ ~ Iea rbed,
bat presume the Colonel intends 10 use him as IL
guide.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1912.
June 30,h, 1871.

Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Jnne Is, lS4l
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed '.Ofers for Beef
- ''Ufefs for Pork !;e,
Office until ; O'clock P NJ of the 10Th July next
furnishing and delivering free of all and charge the
United States
5000 ba rels of Navy Beef, and 5000 barrels of Navy
Pork each barrel contain hundred pounds;
weight, of Beef Pork. To be delivered follows,
I,2OU bis. Beef NAVY lard. CharlestoMn. Mass
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sTRAYEO OR STOLEN.

LNRoM the subscriber, about two weeks ago, small
l. COW, white, brown, and red spotted, other ma rks
ecolIected She formerly owned by air. Paul -arsh
Liberal reward will be given any Person who viii
bring the subscriber, Information where she
may he found. d. P. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond July Sd 1s4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

$4,000 HD and 10 70, c ~Ssa ne S Sssss
price will be given, if delivered the of the Rich
nond Trading Manufacturing Company, in Richmond,
Indiana, II good. N erchantab BILE order
JNO. HAINES, Sec'y.
Richmond July 3, 1641. 26-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
To-Dayi

N1OTICE.-"The Wayne Township Horse Company
will meet at the Warner building, Saturday the
10Th of July instant. Punctua attendance requested,
business of importance vili be brought before
pany. LEWIS BCRk, Capt.
Richmond, July 3. IS4l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
Petition for Dotcer.

The heirs law of tho said Thomas Brown dec
hereby notified that will make OBLIGATION the Pro-
bate Court of said County, be holden in Liberty in said
County the ID Monday of August appoint three
Commissioner and dover in
nod following of land the North
West quarter of section fve Township ten, North
Range West OF the first principle meridian line, in
the County aforesaid, continuing hundred and nine
sevcntysix hunirehs fully described
office said County, book II 2il
of which the said Thomas Brown led seized.
ELIZABETH BROWN. widow,
by JOHN YARYAN.
June 30th, 1871. 26-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

THE public will please observe that Brandr.t this
Pills unless th- box has three labels
each containing fac smile signature OF my writing
thus-B Brandreth these labels engraved STEEL
dollars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
STATE OF INDIANA,} IS.
In the Wayne Circuit Court, Fall Term, 1871.
Charlie. Paulson'l Bill in cha"eery' to fofeelo'o

N1Oflgage.
IN this 26th day of june S4I above com pla ina mt
by s + Perkins, his sol files Clerks
Once of the Wayne Circuit Court his bill of
the above entitled cause, and also affidavit a
person, Charles Misner sdent of the
of Indiana The said Charles Msner therefore,
hereby notified of Ing of said bill of complaint
appear before Judges Wayne
Court. the first day of the he holden
Court house in said Attn Monday August
an plead demur said bill complaint
otherwise will be taken confessed,
be entered accordingly.
JOHN FINLEY, c. w. c. c.
Attest, S E. Perkins, Sol. for complainant.
June 26lh 1871. 25-3tc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
4 T an Election for Directo,. III the Richmond Ira
ding and Manufacturing Conn any, held said Com
pany Office the City Of Richmond. 9Th
present moBth the following gentlemen chosen TO
the sness of institution the succeeding year,
viz J. r. Mendenhal w VI. Leeds, |. f. Jones. ID p.
Virgins, Fhos Newman, WIN. Cox, aud Isaac Commons
who the day following, and organize! by Appointing
j. X Mendenha President; John ffaines Sec'y aud Eli
Brown Treasurer The public Will therefore notice,
prices will be allowed for Wool Rags,
line said Company's busness,in exchange for
nufactured articles 81 equally fair prices
Those who indebted to this institution
Of longer standing than months; notes that
due and stock remaining unsettled, hereby
specially forward and the same,
before added them which must, and WILL inev
itably, result from a neg ect of this notice.
JOHN HAINES, Secy.
Richmond. June 26th. 1S4l. 2J-6in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
To Silk Growers.
n 0 7 lie E .

IIJHE subscribers the late "NATIoSAL PAraror,"
in Wayne County. who paid for more numbers OF the
they received consequence oil its suspension.
their money refunded By calling On JoHs Dus
HAM, ESQ., Post Master CeniTeviile, in whose hands
have placed statement balances due the pat
rons paper, money be refunded He also
due ans 10 duly authorized 90 re-
csive and receipt for The same
RICHARD COLE, Editor Of sh. iAae
Cearreville, May %, le4l Nshonai fs">os'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
AGUE SYRUP!

ENEfE above valuable medicine prepared Dr. Nix.
is kept constantly for sale by the subscriber who 10
sole proprietor, and warranted genuine
The general of this justly celebrate medicine for
of fever and only is such preclude the
cessity Of further Let those afflicted, and
their appreciation is certain. Fog particulars the
per the bottle.
The medicine will be carefully packed, and any
of the orders by salts
factory reference. IRWIN REED,
So
For Sale by G. s. & l. Bordsal, Druggists,
9Th and Main Cincinnati Also. the Book Store OF
d. p. HOLLOWAY.
May ], l64l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
iPWOOL WANTED.
a Valuable FARM For Sale.

ME above described Farm, situated in Henry town.
l. ship. Henry county, Indiana, well known ..Old
Indiana ARM lying miles north of New Castle on
the road leading from New Castle
ming two hundred and fifty of first quality Of
arabic land, of il being in Blue River bottom, and
well adapted TO stock-being well watered in a high
state OF cultivation; the a story
frame House, with Kitchen log bee
and two small log tenements suitable for choppers There
s young Orchard OF thrifty Apple, Peach. and Plumb
Trees The above Farm of the fret entered ON
Blue River; there is a good. unmprovad Mill the
premises, which renfers valuabe all of which
disposed OF on reasonable TERMS by applying to The sub
scrber, living in New Castle. Henry Indiana
VIM d. SHEPHERD.
r s Any person. having good and well assorted
of Goods. and wishing exchange for Real Estate,
find it his advantage call and the premises,
dressing line TO the subscriber. w. d. 8.
March 9th, 1911. 9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
LIST OF LETTERS,

- EMAlNING in tn. Post Office Milton, WAYNE
County, Indiana, June the 3O.h 1871; which # M,
taken Out within three months, will be General
Post Office a dead letters.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
STATE OF INDIANA } Ia the U.ion Probate Court,
COUNTY. \ .7ugtst Term H. II. 1871.

Elizabeth Brown. widow Of
Thomas Brown, late of said
County, deceased.
VS..
John Brown, Matthew Brown,
George X Brown. Oliver Brown,
Sylvanus Brown, John "olvcr-
ton and Em;ey Woiverton his
wife. Ezra Smith x Eliza Smith
his wife, and A. thur +. Norris
and Katharine Norris his wife.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

| LIST OF
| EMAINING in the Pr
IL on the lst of July, gu
ken out before the lst of Oct
10 the General Post Office as
Abel, Jacob
Abingdon, John
Ambower, Reuben,
Adams, Henry
Alfred, Thomas
Adylette. Joseph
Brl,ton, William
Brookins, Miss Amanda
Bulla, Miss Esther
Brocamp, joseph
Bliss, Miss Ann
Bryant, James
Baldwin, John or Eli
Bryant, Mr.. James E.
Bishop. Martha Ann
Bond, E.
Brocas, ]. w.
Barton, Samuel
Blue, Joseph
Bandon, John
Bicknell, P.
Burgess, John
Bennett, Thomas
Bennett, DIR. Hiram P.
Bennett. Mathew g. Ed
Ciawsnn, Naomi Il,
Ola wson, Mr.. Amos
Clark, Mrs Elizabeth
Cpivin. Miss Ann
Cross, Mrs. Anu
Copper. Robert A.
Clark, Mr.. Daniel
Cowan, Mr.. Alexander
CLARK, Samuel
Croker, Mrs. Chloe
Culbertson. james or
Marth Ann Bishop,
Croker, PhiIander
Camper, joseph
Cornell, Mss isabella
Coffin, Elihu
Chill, John
Caldwell, John G..
Cook, Edwin NJ.
D'.is, Berj ,mln w.
Dickinson. Mr.. C.. A.
Dixon. Mrs. Sarah
Day, DR..
Dem"ss, Mr.. William
Z edwards, Elizabeth II.
Eilinti, Jnhn or
Mrs. Deborah Elliott,
Fulton, John
Fouis, David
FnIgum, BENZ min
Graves, Kersy
Gordon, William 2
Carve, John l..
Gibbs, Eusebius
Grave, David l..
Gordon, Mrs.
Garrison, Henry
GridIey, q. w.
Green. Rev. l..
Greer, John
G,mrn, Isaac
Henderson. David L.
Hnlcomb. Lewis M.
Hnrnev. Jonathan
HINT Hannah
Harrison, l. Z.
lIaiHes, George
Hutton, Jnhn 3
Hes,on, Rehecca
Theodore c..
Hawkins, William
Hunt, Benj,min
Homes, Walker
IInnsh, Mr.. John
Iinllopeter, John
Irwin, John
Cnnrod
] ames, J inn
Jones, Rees G.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
WOOL WANTED

ME subscriber shss inform public ,h,, h. .,;u
i continues the manufacture of wOOLLENS. A.,
rs JEANS, CAS>INErrS, LINSEYS FLANNELS
Nc lie viii manufacture the shares a stipulated
price per yard. as may best spt his
tie has Oh hand quantity of Jeans Casnets, Elan.
nss Cassimerss, Blankets Linsey., Baze and Cloth.
which he viii sell low, CASH, exchans for WOOL
THOMAS kIrSON,
Residence North of Achilles W i,liama,
Richmond, June 10, lSiI. 2a-3m,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

Ashar, Sarah
Asher, William
Be-son, B,zaleel
Banks. Adam
C"nrod, Adam
Dnwns, John
Ed rds, William
Furgerson. Larken
Finley, Thomas
Gray, Joseph
GRAY, Phehe
Hudson, Nicholas
Henderson, Grit. Esq.
Harris, Alexander X.
k'ndley, Mary
Remedy, Neoma Mrs.
MerIdi'h, Mary
HE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10
FOR SALE OR RENT.

IN reasonable TERMS that large and Tavern
~ stand in Cambridge City, la known the AMERI-
CAN HOTEL |, is large Brick House with large
separate and cellar under the whole House
good Kitchen and for movers, and good Stable
sufficient for thirty horses, good Wagon Yard Also,
-Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars worth good Furniture
The subscriber will exchange above property for a
FARM For further particulars, call
Cambridge City, Wayne co Ind.
IRA LACKEY.
June 10, IS4I. 24-26
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

Mclean, James >
NJ iris, William
Morris. Gr,ifeih ESQ.
Symonds. Mary
Shuman, Jacob G..
Stenphans. Maria Mrs.
Saxon, Saienah Miss
Stanton, Celia
Swan, Shuble
Smock. MIR.
Tharp, Jordan 2
Taylor. David
Weeterieid. Saml 2
Williams. Joseph
Wat,y, Frederick sen.
Wattv, William
Walden. Daniel
RY DEVELIN, P. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

IS, Office, at Richmond. Ind
, MOI lo4l; which, if no, ia,
bier, tlOth mo will be sen,
dead letters:
Jump, Elizabeth
James, William
King, james 9
Hates, William
Kaelson, Mary
Kirsilman, Daniel G.
Lowe, John
Lancaster, DIR. Morris
Lumpkin. James
Love, En- A.
Lindsy, William
Lancaster Thomas
Lemon. Dr.. j. A.
Lane, Miss Sarah
Marshal, James
Morris, Samuel
Mediin, Harrison
M"fiiu. Abijah
Mills. Noah
Misner, Charles c..
Martin, Reuben
Mills, Isaac
Moore, Jonathan
Miller, Jacob
Miller, David
Murphy, Elisabeth
Morris, William w.
Mcpherson, Alexander
nj > Whiney, John
Nis~""'i~r, Josoph IL
Nef, Eliza
Oserman, Cornelius
OIcoi'. Daniel F. 3
Pyle, Mrs. Mary
Park, rheor"n 2
Place, Maurice
Powers. Thomas
Price, Eleanor
Park, Harvey
Piles. james
Pebble. George
Pyle, Mr.. John
Pricc, Thomas
Rhodes, Moses
Roberts, Miss Jane
R'y & B 'rden,
R,mer, John 2
Rogers, George
Reeves, Mark
Ross, Isaac
r IL, Richard
Roberts, P. ID.
Rhodes, Eden E.
Shawcross. John
Scn,horn. Esoom
Smith, Dlnah
Smnh, George |
Stanley, E..
Schlagle, Fredolin
S,etiler. Jesse
Smith, Mr.. William
Southland, William
Thompson. H. II.
] hompson, William
Favlor. George w.
Thomas. Stephen
Thomas, William A.
! ownSend, Dtniei
Talbot, Nathan 3
rhfrnberv, Eliza
Vlckers, w.
V.sson James
Wood, John
Samuel
Wills, jarrett j.
Vhipple, Mr.. J. Is.
Niiherei, CLAYTON
Easson. R,el w.
Mrs. Mary
Walton, James
'Vickersham, Mahion
wilson, n.
Williams, John 2
Wells, Horatio
..,.-z -, a.. n t~-o lie, uvttf |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

f-Persons, enquirrg for letters the above list will
please say they advertised. otherwise they not
be looked for ACHILLES WILLIAMS, P NJ
Richmond Indiana 2f:3tN7SJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-10

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, a. Richmond Ind
the lst of July, GIN MOI lo4l; which, if no, IA
ken out before lss of October, tOh will be SEN
10 the Genera! Post Once as dead letters
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29
SOUND MADE VISIBLE.

An English paper gives The following
noIire nf an i:npnrlant discovery, which,
iCtrrr. wOmil seem to surpa>S even thai OF
Mr.. Dloucrre. i is. no less than a plan
Of rendering the vibrations Of sound per-.
manentiy risi5ie.
4 most ingenious and valuable discove-
ry has justbeen made by MIR. Snulworlh
Of Chccihan street. MaucheSlcr by means
of which an Individual, although unac-
Quainlcd with tie art Of wiring. is enabled
10 take down the speech even of the most
rapid speaker, aud, what is yet more smr-
priSiug, in such a way rs 10 indicate the
peculiar emphasis 'cih ,rhichi may he de-
Hwred. As III" Inventor has nor yea sccu
red a patent, all that We are al present en-
nhlcd 10 stale is. thai i; hrarS >ou.r anIiilo.
~ to phutoccnic drawing. 1t is well
known IN the lnt'"r case thai. when Il sub
stance properly prepared is presented TO
Objects illuminated by The RAYS of the sun,
:. "---:.'-> Il distinct and faithful impress
!, which is a'rrv'n' :: :rndcrrl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

he had some time since promised this
place to Mr.. Tallmadse. On enqulring
il was found he was Indeed fully commit
led. and that The obstacle could in no way
be overcome but by inducing TaImadse
TO withdraw. Mr. Webster, therefore,
waited uron the New York Senator, and
Informed him that the Cabinet were unau-
imously for another man-that any thing
else which they could do should he readl-
II done, &c. Slc. Stung with this last
slight 10 the Conservatives. MIR. It. said ne
should not have that request twice made
to him, and inme1ia;elv v wmre mole 10
the President that h. waived all preten-
lions or rlaiui>. As Ii" handed it 10 Mr..
Webster. b. r~:r r@rkr lonhave given
me sunlr cr"i: / r;. :,rrcl"Iu~' i'll
pcli;cni n,o''-'~:'' M. Webster
sail Ii: bad .feoi. ,rea!. "WeII,"
cnnrinucd e. Ill vr or zen tnrrrcrin
any thing. il is III ;r~,u.iag yen ;hai from
every GdicsIinn ! have yet seen, l am
crnviuceh ln! ia" r,c>"nt administration
can never a"r through fDnr ycars-nay. not
rwo will pass over. be!nrc you will be in
The ninoliy--suclI a minority rs no ad-
mini>traiinn was ever VI" placed in. Mr..
Webster bowed slitiiy, and departed.
OfiIe rrutI, orIlis incident we have no
duubs.