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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
From IL. Mudisonian Of Thu sday.
PROGRESS OF BUSINESS


We congratulate the country upon the rapid
progress Of the public business in the House Of Re-
presentnIives. Already it has passed-Isi, an sp-
preparation bill I'd, bill for the relief Of Mrs. Har.
rsoni 81, bill for tie relief Of the lunatics Of this
District; 4th the Land Distribution Bill; 5ih, the
Navy Pension Bill; 9th the Naval Ordinance Bill;
I'm, the Loan Bill; sih, the Fertilization Bill and
yesterday, 9th, the Home Squadron Bill. The lat.
ter bill passed by an urusral majority, (1SI 10 81
showing universal opprchensiouor necessity for
putting tho nation in a state Of defence, and furnish.
ing the strongest hope Of united and vigorous action
in case Of war The House Of Representatives is
lobIy responding to the popular voice which call.
ed IL into being.
II viii be observed also, that every subject indi.
Gated by public expectation, proper for the legs-
aton oi the session, has been brought before tbs,
body, and we have no doubt will he promptly de-
sp-tched. The Bank bill, the sub Treasury Re-
peal bill, the Bankrupt bill, nd the Revenue bill,
were Yesterday brought 10 the notice oi The House
The Bink bill, VIC understand is substantially the
same as that reported by the Committee Of the Sen
ate. IhCRepeal bill, We are informed, includes
both tho sub Treasury and the Deposit Act Of
1896. The vote, m connection with the subject OF
the Bankrupt bill, taken yesterday, is decisive,
we nre very happy 10 th ok of determination on
the part Of the House 10 oct upon % at the present
session.
The Home Squadron bill, which passed yest,r
day, Is in the following words;
Ne Il ENACTED BY me- Senate and House oT R,prs.
ssHiaiiU0 of the UaNsd Si1ios 81 .8mriea ~ ION
grlss assembled, That for the pay and subsistence
increase and repairs, medicines and contingent *
pcnses, o two irigates, two sloops, two small
sells and two armed steamers, 10 be employed as
home squadron, the sum Of seven hundred and
eighty p.nc thousand three hundred and ten doIlhu
is hereby appropriated, 10 be paid out Ofany money
m the Tfessu'y not otherwigo appropriated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Nv WING SANDS. G. e.

NlHGlNIAi-At Rules, holden In the Clerks Odics
81 The circuit superior Count 81 law aud Ctnnrery.
I1r the county 81 lcutto sud Guy q Richmond, the
Ihancey SIDE the nth day of July, ltil: Joseph Mayo ALL
mutta'or ne bpnis Wirh the will annexed Of Robert
Means decd plLt against THONGS & Purcell Eliza PuT
coll John Iuccllani sally Purcell. heirs of John Purcell
deceased NlIit Hammond sally Hammond Elizabeth
Hammond heirs "f John Hammond aud Ssrah lbs WIFE,
Ellen Purcell and other defendants
The defendants above named, having entered their
appearance and given security according The Of
scmhy and the rules % this court, aud appearing bv
satisfactory evidence. hat they not iuhIbants Of NJ
Commonwealth Gs ordered 1na the said defendants do
appear here IN tho first day uttrc October Term and
answcrthc bill Of the h ofihc plfiu; nuIihst 4 copy
Of this order be forthwith Inherited In newspaper
IriJlshcdiu The tiy Of Richmond, for months sue
cessvely, mi postcd tie front door 81 the Capitol m
the said 50 y.
copy. Tcsic,
iu2i w9w VIM @. SANDS, G. G.
IHOU III % y the balance nj the year, likely Negro
II nuh, about u years 81 ygr. Apgly 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

WTdIITt IOTUtT, HIcfWOnF, W.
u orcis a Ife+sf AZ UOYT LUCKY cot RT,
Which, soon secured, leads on ~ III IonTt IS.
ShdkspgaTf proud.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Va State Lousry decided by linton Lottery, No Ito DO
drawn August ~, 1911 Grand Scheme rtzc Of en-.
(ll Jn1 HI 80 l7hn 1900 100 lOjl fCCo 25lO 900
ION, sc. - NuF-5 dtawn Tickcts SO shares IN po.
portion. tctufcatcH oi parkagea Of 70 whole tickets AID
shares in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Va Wcl7hure Lottery. Glass g. Tor tSii-To be- drawn
m Alexandra, saturday, 13ih August 1871. Capitals
prze N $1,000. 5up, 800 1900, aO.u l}g7 ~ ~ Iu0n
~ of On ~ Of ~ % u ib1 Sc. Totcta sOshareq i'm
proportion. certificates of packages of y whole e kcts
VII be sent br Oh D--fhtrca iu proportion
For Tickets and Shares OF Ceufcatos Of Packages in
Of tho above splendid Lotteries be very particular 10
iddTeg ID. N. HOYT a Co
Richmond, Va.
Drawing cent Immediately hoy arc over to ali WHO order
above.
oIdsrsfor Tickets from any part the United sAtss BY
mall OF otherWiee, enclosing cash prize Tickets
fully received and executed by mall with Inc soipe
prompt atenonaa personal application and the result
enroquosted, Immediately aner the DTawingif
tddrossedto ID. NJ HOYT a tso y"
NJ Alisoamunsostons strictly eon6ds1,i.I ,e%
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

TIP Isaac Hill is seen daily at his desk, report
ing for HE paper the proceedings Of the Legislature
Of New Hampshire. Many Loco Foeo Editors, in
speaking Of this have gone into ees,aees Of praise.
The Albany Evening Journal Offers the following
comments
II is certainly novel spectacle to see a man who
has been Governor Of his own State, and Senator
in Congress, bending TO the daily drudgery Of q
reporter. Isaac Hill was poor printers boy,
and by his own industry and talents won his way
10 fame and fortune. What has brought him down
again 70 the foot Of fortunes laddsr1 The evil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Governor Call, Of Florido, has issued procama-
ton stating that the persons who admitted Willis
Alstonto bail were not magistrates, their commis-
sons having expired, and Offering two hundred dol
lars reward for Aston's apprehension.
.9lsraBdria Gassts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
PROM Biacteoois NICGs'Hs.
~ a. ~ n

aiy lspcr;. ....-...................s per snnum.
'tn- Weetly. per snnurn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

we always like TO hear Of new School being
opehed-Partieuar!y If 1t bids fair be good one.
oehev'ns the ono proposed by MIR Outlet to be Of
'h's Character, we take pleasure in recommending ii
70 me favorable consideration OF the community.
we DO not mean by favorable consideration, what
van S'id he did, when speaking Of the Army Bill.
we mean what we say. From some acquaintance
with MIR e., who is an accomplished gentleman and
ma'ured scholar, we persuaded, that no will
prove emnently successful a teacher. HIS plan
$ novel ~ some OF its details but 1t has received
the appreciation of those qualified TO Judge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
RICHMOND WIG.

rUBLIsHED DAILr AID sEMI-wEEALI. ~
J. %. gLssNSASgS, 4. MOSELEG AMI
L.. G.. DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
VIrGINIA1Al Ruc., holden in the CLERKS once

VIRGINIA-A Rules, holden In the Clerks once Of
The tucut' Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for
the County Of llenrco aud CITY OfRrhrnund on lie Chan
ccry side, TIE 9TH Jay Of July, 1911 Thomas BuIkc pC
against sarah haley Daniel Miller aud John CooreT
merchants sod partners under the Grm ofMilcr Cooper
The Gelcniauts above named having entered the
appearance aud gycn security according the act Of as
seby AMI ne rules 81 Tits Court, and appearing "a.
tsacinTT evidence, that they inhabitants of his
Commonwealth u y ordered That the said defendants 10
appear here on The first day uf the October Term and
answer the bill ~ the plaintiff aud thai a cOpy OF Ills or
der he forthwith inserted tn Newspaper published In
the ny Of Richmond fpT months successve;y aud
posted al the front door OF the Capitol the said cry
AcoPy. Toste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
HoYr q, co.'s nEE,cp

CAPITALS Two Il SOS o. 80 of iE1 &c Io,,.rv
sauOJOs l., %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

hi"'l II he only can see them. Iilard condition.
n'' viii he see theml There's the rub--possibly
ne may, By the aid OF DR.. Broekenbrough's lynx.
V'sioaed speetaelcs.l We hope and trust tha; he
wa, not throw himself into the arms Of The Federal
wings leone restin this bosom, my own stricken
dear'l-5ui that he will DO his duty fearless of ali
consequences"
u Is most manifest thO, this volunteer comforter
mas no more bowels of compassion than he has tee,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
MARINE JOU0NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, u O'Clock, A. \
ARRIVED,

~ W NiCIlNlONlJ.
High Water, this day, II o'clock, A. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr Charles, Wishdrt, New York, sundres 10
III w Tyler.
SAILED,
Sehr Charles Ptman, Townsend, Philadelphia,
coal.
Schr d A Somers, Tilby, Boston. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

OFFER for sale Farm Norwood containing 5l &C
OF 'A'd about 1000 which ~ woodland The farm 4.
wei! laid on 10 three hclds-a and handsome DIV Cling
house, with all necessary uthouses Lying the Marat
co cree ruuoiug down Ia thc RsppaEanuuck yeT In Ian
caster County, Va Any person shinI purchase will
com" and view the premises.
also uiirr 80 Young NcgTocs inr sale
Jr ~ CT RANLElGu W. BOWMAN
&c The Richmond Enquirer ant the Frederic ksburr
nam ayrfIr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES
UNITED STATES SENATE.
NNEnNECnaN IT.. 81 n

WEDNESDAY, July IT, ISL.
Mr. MOREHEAD presented petitions from Lou
isvIl'e in favor of general bankrupt law.
MIR ALLEN presented Temonstrance from ci;i-
Gems of Belmont county, Ohio, against National
Bank, Tariff, &c. Also, the proceedings Of
the meeting at which said remon'.rince was adopt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
HOYl, & Coz OFFICE.

I'UN III % = lTc bllncc ~ iUc year, . hkcly Negro
Il Roy, about u years ~ ggr. ApTly 10
Iu A-t EitUD HILI, II. A co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

if Hope DC dcai--why seek ~ nvcf
For what besides has Lite 10 give
Love, liic, and Youth, AMI ncduiy, too,
II Hope be dead-say : What arc yOal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

MIR BERRlEN moved to postpone the oruors for
the purpose OF taking up the bill 10 amend the act
authorizing the taking The census; which was agreed
10.
The bill vas then taken up. IL extends the time
for making the returns, and reported IN cOnse-
quence OF report from the Secretary OF State, that
some returns had teen received after tho time spe
cited 10y law. The bill. then ordered to a third
raadinp
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28
TIE VETO MESSAGE.

IN this We have been disappointed, sadly Dis
appointed Wa had hoped believed, tina, Mr.
Tyler, under the many peculiar circumstances
hy which he became invested with the ofico of
President would haso fulfilled tho wishes If The
People But his virginia distractions have ,ri-
un'P'1od over The principles Of Darocrac,,, md
thc people, have been Invested for time IF ina,
power which should alone be their preroen,,ye.
Tue exercise Of The veto power is ono Il fcnr-
FL responsibility, and should 10 oar opinion nc~
or have been infa'ged II. md in The rresan, IN
stance II IS the most ug2srdonaflo IF All. When
Gen. Jackson IN Tic exercise Of this arbitrary
power, took the rsspoast5illy aad in the fa-fed
aai;t # desPo't--n placed his veto upon iho bank
BIZ, he acted without any direct ins,rnctions
Frep people; bat in The prcse1, instance n dcci-
ded manifestation Of their wishes vas made
The question positive and definite through
ont lhe Uaion. for when opposition was ruado TO
tho slb-lreusury il was in favor Of a Bank
The deP9site State bank experiment had
signa!ly faed--the sub-treasury was found 20 be
still Objectionable md the people were willing
and ANXIOUS 10 return 10 those means which had
IN o'her TINES served them faithfully End profta
big. The opposition Of the Wings TO the sub-trea-
sury would have been foolish indeed, iffhey could
not have presented any thing supply lis place
which they considered would be for the better
They did confidently recommend Bank Tho
most active members Of the party on all coca
sion. advocated it, and that individual most con
spicuous for his devotion 70 Wing principles
placed il only second in his lie. Of measures on
which The prosperity Of this country rests. He
has ever nsds il one Of the cornor siones upon
which the people of this country could successful
' build great and permanent government. Tho
orators proclaimed their high hopes fson The good
,Gects OF bank, aud The editorial fraternity
Without single exception, far as cur observs-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

= -. , ''''.'.''...A Eas- -. 81
81 > Az FGAR NOT"
GIVE o7o authorized announce JOHN HUTCH
IEt0E- Of Cambridge city candidate for Associate
Judge a. tina ensuing election.
GIVE are authorised announce Dr. JAS II. MEN
1ndALi, a. a candidate for As-a-ato Ja6sa, - 81
the sea; on tA2 Beach vacated by DavtD Hoo9Ea.
(~J-f'e fre alsaarlss1 70 aanoaasc JAMES 2 BtR-
CESS lzl., as candidate far Associate Judge, G
vacancy ocrasioael BY t3e 5os-aosi5a DAVID IIooyHr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

fi.vhead Of steam, Ee could rot here reerteL her
natillI o,cic.st-one hofr after tic Cls1toa came
n ne rescue. 3 ss'Ies. nose ~n1 kna@ Captain
Allen, know that . E5sn with aoTe hiua.ter $ %.
paibies or oBe msre prompt 70 ~ TIE di~tres Cd
docs not sail these, or ANY other waters. II b
had had the reu1te=t .lsa Of the dreadful caaalt
~, be would have done his utmost To have rsits-
we'd the suffering Bat hs knew nor d.eamat no
thing Of it, aud cane oa uuler tae fall can'eien
that the light Is hich Is saw proceeded !r2an the
land. The accident dreadful enough, and
uourh have suffered from II, UIlhoat attempting
to censure those who 10 not deserve cen-urc.--
God grant that IL may be long before We shall &c
called upon TO record another such calamity!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

SovEL CoE8Ar.-A few daye aro, large No -
fou0d!an3 d. dashed lato tho l7Ss n P,tss.le in
pursuit of 'wo bVaut..a! swans and their cvEnats
~A1 we're ir22T@aiy navigating she lake. Tho
parent swans Immediately prepared 70 convev
their charge cat o. DAGGER, tho mai. a~t -15-atl
bringing up ha rear, .Aa ss52 Of sar 77asa-t5se.
lis convoy. The Dig, om50'deucl By their fri-a:,
gave chas2 still more vigorously, when the male
swan suddenly lacked about, cni ~ a deziarods
n2runvre, s7raag from the water and parcA.rg
himself On h's assailanPs back, Instantly sank a.n
The Deg had nothing Tor il bat % dive, whioh he
did 10 4 considerable distance. end on coming 10
the saF.aco made the best Of his way GU, nnd
home, regardless OF The whistle q his master.
wasla tho beautiful bird archcd his neck end sail
ed irsamPhantiy after his convoy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

THE BrE BusIHEss-iIr. Rice, Of Ripley, Erie
county, Pennsylvania, has an extensive estabi'-a-
meat for keeping bees I"cniy years ag" ne
had one swarm-(rom which IL II ycars be had
396 swaFns. The EMS Gazette states thai lhoE
had then became 50 powerful that they COM
racnced dfprodation- on the ne'ghbaTrag tribes
going out on predatory exeurs'oGs 10 the distance
IF two CT three miles, mech 10 the annoyance @.
tho unfortunate ueiTh5oTs. Hn thon kI.ied 81 a
number of swans. and .blalaai over t~o tons
Of honey for the Na@ Eots market. lie he's
now adopted tho patent hives tas a Pa7' q his
bees, ia which small g'ass d.awors are paced IN
The upper part, with email aportnrea tor access
from the maia part Of the hive. In lhis way, ~
drawing the slide, the beca can 10 seen 81 ~"rk'
end the amount O. honcy nscertained. "E7n
fit.aa. the drawer can bo removed and Ibe place
supplied h- another without destroying the III
ius;FI08s insects
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

DtGE.DTHo P&ogA1rry.-'Iho following ffom
the New York I'mrF, exhibits the profanity and
madness IF the genuine Lacatoco. 4 IS stated
as "a solemn facs,' 70 which hundreds can iosti-
ly:
'At tho recent meeting Of the Locofocc5 AT
NJ th8 Park, = pessoa wearing the Garo Of
working man, but With strong English dialect,
rnounted on c cart 10 address the meeting.
Some hundred or tao surrounded 10 hear han.
lie commenced with sayiag that we wanted ~
banit--that II we8 the instrument With "hich she
rich man oppressed hc poor f1tn, and after Some
agsarian doctrines, h9 uttered the tl3"'ny 'ter-
teal words, token down 4 the t5no hy gentle
man Of character and truth:
mellow Cltizans,' saij he, Jesus Christ waa
tho first Danuccat; 10 drove lie money changers
oGt Of tho temple. Henry Clay u uo.~ Inviting
them - return 10 cur temple et liberty. Sc
must turn political Jesus Christs and driYs them
our again. THIS shocking and DEGRADING FRO
family vas loudly chcoFsd by lis hea:era; ani
this IS the party, wish each a3 Benton, alalT
aad Kendall, cs leaders, wa,c. il attempting 10
PROSTATE tho beat interests Of cur country. 10
say that We have fallen evil timeg, Is but
faint expression CF tho truth"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

FraIALE iIEGoEz.l--A French paper furnishes
US with the following account Of al act Of hcEoi-f ~
on tao par. of a young lady at Montpelier. Di
RIM fro which entirely destroyed boarding.
a-h~1l iaf yunrg ladiea in thai CITY, on the uteat
al; the I+Gh Of Jaae, - T. d. E,queiap:I.e, o I
tho tc7caoss. act more thtu p years d age, dis
PLAYED the following instance ct intrepid humao-
ity. Seen sftrr tho frs; alarm she, Yith great
presence Of mind, made her escape with two Of
tho younger catiren in her nrias Her next care
"'.5 Z" fFr~rzE all IT. ~-i! s.ae
names TO ascertain that mono were left behind
All answered but one, little girl seven vears
old Convinced that sha WIS stall in the burning
building Al.ic. dc Roqlc:ou;e determined to saYo
or perish. Obtaining Haa.hana. s}o entered
'ao house and ieacae3 "a oater i sr15.:ar-; he.a
T. a- za "as So aaHsa taatfae ifr6G tras cx,i3-
su.ehed hv a. Neyer:E !rz7, aaj although the
a9os fa3 been caa.'tt by tie haues, she made her
way &" an lan"T - where saa found tao oa-
ioet &C her aoHety e... ie-t a=,eep and uuharfa.
ed Catching ng The cel.+ she happily mzda her
wax bse'. sata tha open All, gHscoFc5a1 laiIy re-
~or'ej il her own heart. and therefore happy
although she bad last in TIE Ere every Pagliolo u
property sao pas sc4saA.--Bazto1 t14s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

BInts n Es>ti-zn.-Ta5 State Journal says.
We congratulate 40 people q THE S;a:o upon
the gratifying prospects of onco more hagiug s
sound currency. The days of Bank suspensions
are past, never 70 return whslo the adniais.ra-
tran Is IN Wa5s hands. Every administration
press il tbs Safe has aoisieJ Inc Taig g.o..o of
''Seecie re-iae Dcrf or no Brn- a. o1.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

Tie Veto at TT-as1:aeson.-On tho evening af-
ter the delivery OF the Veto message Of the Psezi-
dent to the Senate, soms 6issepu;able persons &
vagabonds visited The vicinity of the Presidents
house Masking "ajI tjaI Of noise" The citizens
next day held a meeting and condemned such
coniuc; in stro9g tcrros.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

Er!Taor3iaGTy Tree-LcsraaTl.a9rJ rao&e CT
producing it.--In E-aAos BeY'a gataen, At h!cE-
andrio, IS M extraordinary fruIt tree. Pso3acca
ihreo seeds, the citfoR, tho orange, and the lem
On, and carefully removing the external coating
IN to,h s'3os e 6 ,haIy, 49, - f;as' 80,
the latter, and binding the threo together with
6ne grass, plant them in The earth. From this
mixed seed springs tree, tho fruit Of which
exhibits three distinct species incinioi in one
rind, The division being perfectly visible cxtcr-
na3v, and the favour Of each compartment as
if il had grown os Z cooperate tree. This cuFi7as
m-tbo3 Of producing @ ri F7r0ta fruit Aaa been
introduced b. 7 7s@1s Jar@suf from Smyrna, hiss
native city where i. il said 70 have been prAc-
ticcl from tiul1 jnl1eueriai.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

HEECuA3Iees Jon mechanic ?--Thc q be
THncsnal - lie redemption Of your promise NJ r
tho t'0a when VOC wId have yoar customer
work done. Tbs may be accomplished by tcIlinE
him the trith Th-a he calls far iab % bo per
formed Mac yosF calculations, and i yen can-
10; d. ha ve-l, I'll! next week. tell him So and nas
fFs mise tsat you ~i3 have II done after ta-Iaa7-
rev. If ho calls lsw times and faaa hin~e 4
disappointed IN your word. ko w. be lkoly l. D.
ccr1o oGeuie3, set you down as q man not TO b.
believed, ani s. . som2 cher mechanic nes
t.sa9 On whom ha can depend. The 2iaa of TIT
:oE to eccaro Z jf5 by F-1rajei7e it TO be- cta
soon, ~ b. NJ time ho @aus7 i, ms coHtrisjae De-
eg-@-o f7r n7l hayiae daa9 i, may prevsiIf
short time, hut ihas viii Be short. Il - y ".
policy. - yo@r wori, wh@u sol eng -, a .
Il we'll. In iais wav you vii secure Gus u
make q rooi 4fia-. \ different course ~ re-
yoa 6ezFl-ej aal poar. lae
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28

4 SC1=Et-uEr.'z.7 s. fer.--A PhIai@lah 3
gives IL u rc-i9o fa5 coo.:er and kee
n c-al z;zts. :. =.ys: ." - Z &c a'
81 ii with vaie~, tia sa-.ar31sd It Fl .
more ff's of coarse GOTTEN, 70 ie II '7L.l.5
5cft," nj tho effect vii ne hston5zhir u .iis
remarks: Tho evaporation oF tie Z lf9'ii
the cottoa wndou: tic pitcher, will 81 '.9
heat from the water within, and soooa l. =
sho freezing point"
This is much PTsctiscd in In5ia, nc ~
uoHi Experiment, y heGa the Gig Is $50
and ice cannot b procured Gs il eou,i ~
II may BE PEacttsej here aiso, ne go
Is 54ltrE, ard ice can Be procured ali's9 80
iaboTgFz, II particular. would % % H.. - ~
experiment, where iec cannot BE- o. 90
pense tcca,t Be dispensed wi.,lH - -. =,
rot but i w3uli &c much E1orar = 49,. !.
-, 80 -. -. -. Ia % cool would
n7t be as sudden, nor iis If
~haa 5Taal \ 6 zliiry go e',s - 80.
ice and laA1reTs nay ta "a ~
rc7aa"5c-l P'-n lat PeTz7r -. =.
fssi- h.c1,5 vTo - - a1ll-trg tte e-peri-
-cas Il Baltimore CtiP7e