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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22
AZ ENrALrARLE NATIONAI. WORK.

II WALnER Fulton mas just published handsome
Il. pages the Addresses and Messages oil the fres
United States 10 Hsrr>ons nansu
pcaraion OF ndeeade'ec and Con-
United with the Amendmen ne oooH Is IN
10 the Sc.rnan Politician and -raTy can be
complete without
For those who wish IT, the publisher ha got up separate
,diton with highly finished by f1apn ESD ard NON
political lamented President al nl 5ni
DAN e. AnEA,
PORTRAIT IND IMMATURE PAINTER
No 20 NASSAU-STREET. AL Ia
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MEM GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
EMMETT RHODES. io5 Broadway have just received and
ID dali, a variety Spring Goods
whch viii be found STYLES OF Pn. Chenc Satin Stripe lie
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sIIEETINGs, smlRTINGs AND CALIeOf:s.

DoMESTICs selling low prices at w & s. BARKERs
~ Isl Grand
Shectn-s yard wide Very heavy Il yard wide l0d Fine
long Shrnes ID fine 0d Mcrrmack Dover and Fall RI
I'D lOd and Is per yard warranted fast colors an
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III. w. & -. BARKER, Grand street. have just
addition stock several thousand dol
Silks Chale- Mou,selnc de Lnnes Bombazine Tag
on, British and French Prints together
With gre. variety Goods sens greatly reduced
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u p,crce g. Grammar, Park Hall. - Chambers street
TT hsr,dav Evening Pierce will give the first Lecture OF ms
new course Of Twelve Parents and Guardians His OBJ
ct is to bring influence Of Grammar home to the re
side. 49,. -. ,o1 -,
Price OF Tickets, 81 % ,,,.
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Il Brooklyn News Office, No 20 Mdlarh--treet Did
des udngs-The Subscriber the pleasure OF informing MS
friends Brooklyn generally tina, he has opened an
above named place for the sale of all the Da. and
Weekly Newspapers published in Newio.k and BROOKLYN
will be regularly thsr residences places OF
early hour by leaving their address the book me
Office. H. UkEEN,
u Tribune sold there. and sub.eripion. received aO
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- Letters for Enziand.-Thos who "'n 10 return AZ"
er 10 letter, reccyed by the Columbia do To-Day The
Liverpool t packets having detained by head winds
will sail ,l, morning practicable Their Le''eFas are at ilae'
Room Tontine Building of Wall and "a'er-''ree
and VIII q, ociock
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LADIES SHOPPING IN GRAND STREET.

TI,E subscriber daily receiving GOODS
the newest vlr. and latest will be offered
prices Ladies will find their advantage call
and the Goods
,,,u.,c s,,.,,-, d, St,,,vrc CIfATLY
''' ~. -, 81 ~ " ii - 49, Plain from t. $50
prI" as "a r;cb ~ striped and figure do
ticle 'on' '''' r,,urSrrc-
silk do d.sssk patterns p is,I i - 81 INA; md
MUSLIN DE LANES. i'oNh anu osa'"e' '"''""e anu
Elrrani striped and ig arrl Plain ,,. M .,d
de LANES all colors. ''n l,', ..; ''" $500
p;.L DID, -. 8 ,,s Also large assortment OF other
do striped from - to - 'ooiS' .'o " ", " ~
10 ! nrgca
Also plain Silks in variety W. !" i"A'eS VII ~ M ~
ali C. A. IIoMAN e55 Grand .trcot
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Barquc Oxford, Gutter, Mantanzn.
Brig Centurion, Morris, Portland, Name.
Brig Andro>cosgn Churchill jacksonville
Brlg Lady Chapman, Hunt, ,arhadoe>.
rs Anuda Bc. Nc>per Sylvester, james River
JCorley \ Co Edrge Boston; Corsol, Richmond
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20
REPORT

On the Richmond and BroohriNe Canal!
Having been authorized by the Board of Dlrec-
tors to publish such matter as may iateres. the
Stockholders, in relation to the amount of work
done tho amount due Contractors, &c | have
made out brief summary of the matter, which
will be seen below, that shows the amount due
Contractors for work done TO be s Ssh 10.
Now, in order to enable the Company pay
this sum- il is necessary for Stockholders. such as
have not already done SO, to pay the amount oil
their nstalnlent, which due OH the lst. o!
9th mo. (Sept.) last. The Board has instructed
to proceed forthwith to collect the same; yet
| have n hope that each subscriber will feel that
interest in the work, and tho character of the
Company in paying the laborer, that will be a
sufficient inducement to pay, without, further ,rou
bic or cost. If this is not done, am bound BY
said order TO place the accounts of delinquent sub
scrIbers in the hands of an officer for collection
The Board has also authorized me TO receive in
payment for Stock, Bacon, Flour, anG such other
articles as Contractors may stand in need Of Ia
one-half the amount of the instamen due on the
first of next month This course has been adoo-
ted, on the reception of q petition from respect
able number of our Stockholders, with view 10
letting work TO be paid for with such trade II
The Board should find the plan work WELL thew
Will no doubt enter into it more extensively
Stockholders are probably aware, that an order
from any of the Contractors, to whom the Com
pany IS indebted will be received IL payment Of
Stock. They will also find from the PROCEEDINGS
OF The Board, that Stockholders are privileged to
work out their stock; and presume, at such pri-
ces as would make it object, if the work is done
this season as i; would be paying up their stock
IN advance. and would thereby give u stimulus to
The work that could no, be withou, beneficial et-
feet.
Many Stockholders no doubt. could paw their
STOCK with more than when money was more
hash' an account of the Indebtedness of indlyid-
uais 10 them, who would be anxious 10 work ont
the amount of their Indebtedness at oni,a \ re-
duced rate OF wages, thereby giving the Stock
holder the entire advantage of the depression in
prices
Inc work done on the Canal the past season
mas been principally excavation, or earth work.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20

+ meeting of the Board of Directors of the Richmond
and Rockville Canal Go. held at their Office Bird mo.
lin, lo4l petition received from Caleb Shoaron
and other Stockholders, which taken and considered
when motion the following Resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the balance of the dollars the
Share due September last be Immediately collected 20 ena-
bic board with the due from the city
Richmond, pay the debt already du" GO
Resolved That the Secretary be- and is hereby au-
thorzed, procure suitable for the purpose and
notice Stockholders that the Company will receive
Bacon Flour and such other articles Contractors
stand in need Of cash prices for half the amount of
the Instanont due on the first of April next.
Resolved further That Stockholders DESTROYS work
of their Stock, may tine liberty of
doing, upon jus, & equitable principles prce graua
ted the scale of depression prices ganera provided
Sufficient number of Stockholders will unite, make
the work be done, least five bundled dol
Iars
The following Preamble and Resolution adopted:
scribers on tie 7oas ar' me- aef daa he sub
there being work let that Of tie
line; therefore,
Resolved, That the Company will let work Oh thc part
Rockville and the first feeder dam
bove Fairfield double the of all bonihed sub
scrpton which may be made addition TO the Capital
Stock the ctzen that OF the line OF said canal
From the Minutes.
B. FULGIICM, Soc.y.
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Esq, the following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted, to wit:
Resolved, That in view of the probable neces-
sty OF calling an extra election by the Governor
of this State Of fill the vacancies IN the Congress
Of the United States, deem i. important &c
proceed at this time to nominate suitable per
son to supply the place of the Hon James Rari'
den whose term Of service will expire on the 4th
of March next.
Resolved, tina, the said nomination be made BY
ballot: and tina, VIM II. Gardner and ID. Nichols
Esq. act teers.
On coun,ing the ballots, i, was found that Ca
Ieb B. Smith Of this Congressional District Lad
received alority of the votes OF this ConVen-
ton.
Whereupon Resolved, That Caleb b. Smith,
be. and he is hereby nominated as the candidate
of our CHOICE to fill the vacancy before Mention
ed and that we will cordially supper. hun at
the next Congressional election
Resoly ed, That III Congressional district
Convention should hereafter be held, IN this dis
rict for the purpose OF making nomination TO
fill the vacancy above mentioned, II IS the request
of this Convention that the number oil votes TO
which these counties would be entitled In such
convention should be estimated by the proportion
which the number of polls IN these counties bear
to tue number contained in this Congressional
District
Resolved That the Hon. James Rlrl'len, mem
Der of Congress from this district Is, iii the oP'n-
ion Of this convention entitled TO the warmest
thanks of the people this Congressional district
for the able and faithful! manner IN which he has
maintained the interests of the country, aud OF
his cons tituents in that body.
Resolved, Tina, the proceedings OF this Con
vention be signed by the Chairman and Secreta-
rv and that they hereby requested 10 trans
nit copy thereof to Caleb b Smith.
JAMES Ii. HOLMES, Char.
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egates appointed al said meeting, requested
To represent 10 the Delegates now assembled IN
Cons ention that they decidedly opposed
Convention at this time. and would respectfully
request thatlt be deferred 10 some suitable peri
o.. giving tine sufficient that the entire District
may be represented c. T. WILLARD,
Chairman Of Committee
Ga motion of Daniel Strattan, the following
resolution adopted by unanimous consent
viz
Resolved, That when This Convention adjourn.
il adjourn to NEE, again in the Town OF Eceno
my, Wayne County, the first Saturday 10 April
next
Ga motion Of John Psieher the following reso-
luton adopted
Resolved, That The proceedings of this Cen
venton be signed by the officers and publi shed IN
the Wing papers IN this Congrassiona! District.
On motion The Convention adjourned until
Saturday, the 81 dnv Of April next.
WM II. BENNETT, Pres't.
s s,.rn., lIAna ms Wee Presidents.
Join Prictef, .
I. ID H4nkias, ee' e''i
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and has been done in the vicinity of Richmond,
Abingdon and Fairfield In the vicinity of Rich
mond, with a very little more excavation, con-
tinuous line Of canal will be completed, ernbrac-
Ing three lock sites mex, below where feeder can
be taken into the canal, with a very slight ex
pense; and If said locks could be built the
ing season, the Company might immeda teig re-
ceive an income from the water power that would
be created al said Locks.
The whole amount of work done
on the canal. S23,l20 81
The amount paid Contractors. Is, 236 is
Due Contractors, 81, sst -
B. FULGHUM, Act'g. Com. R. & B. c. Co.
3rd Mo. 18th, ISL
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directed me 10 port the following JOINT Resolu-
ton, and recommend us ADOPTION,
A true Copy, ). n HAuEn,
Clerk of the House of Reps
1 lain. Resolution on the distribution Of the pro
ceeds of the Public Lands
RI 1T RESOLVED BY THE GENERAL AssE MBLY
or THE STATE OF INDIANA, That The pubic 10
main Of the United States is the common proper
80 of ,It the States and Of right the proceeds
,bereof constitute a common fund Tor their com
mon use and benefit, and ought not to be used Tor
any other purpose whatever; and we protest a.
oaiust the surrender of this common property 10
a portion of the States as unjust, and 10 direct
v;ola,,on Of the purposes for which 1t was coded
=, md accented by the United States and we
nrotes, against the reduction OF the present min
mum price of the Public Lands, other than 10
graduate the same, believing it to be furious to
the interests Of the States, and uncalIed for by
either the public or individual interest
AND nE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we re-
commend an immediate separation of the proceeds
of the sale Of the Public Lands from the other
Revenues Of the Government, and fhat the same
he dis,r,butc cd after deducing the expense OF sell
ling the same among the several States, similar
in I,s provisions 10 ''Mr- Gays Land Bill, and
that Congress provide the means TO meet the de-
mands o., the States to the several amounts TO
which they would have been entitled under thai
Bill after deductng the amount OF the Surplus
Revenue already received.
Resolved That III the opinion Of this General
Assembly, our Senators and Representatives in
Congress will promote tho interests OF their con
s,i,uents and act accordance with their wishes,
bv giving their support 20 the principles asserted
in the foregoing Resolutions
RESOLVED That the Governor be requested to
forward a copy Of these Joint Resolutions and
the accompanying Repor, to each of our Senators
in Congress and to each Of the Representatives,
with n request that they lay the same before
their respective bodies and that he transmit a CO.
py of the same To each OF he Governors OF the
several States, with request that they lay the
same before their respective legislatures
SAML JUDAH,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
SAML HALL,
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED February ), 1871.
SAM. BIGGER.
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order o the Probate Court of Randolph county. IN
ID the State .: Ia55ana. will sell at Pube Auction
Oh The 23ta day OF Aar A ID 1911, LOT or par
Gel OF land situate living aud being Greensboro township
IN the county aad State Aforesaid being the cas-, half of
s quarter Of section township siNteen
range one Mestwth the appattenances thereanta belonging
II oe'As Inc real estate OF Benjamin Lewis. aged
lah person. the purchaser pay third the pnr-
's p'sE 81 Ae cay OF sale, the remaining thirds
oe Paa III two equal ns;aiments interest from date
tAe purchaser 4ins note, WIKI appro secr for each
instrument Sale ID commence NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
said day. when dae attendance viii be give, nv me
SAMUEL II. MIDDLETON
Guardian 10 satd Benjamin Lewis
n b Sala 70 be the premises p miles no5h-eas, OF
= Il, ~ 'if'S"1'S4: i.11. :. H. NJ
February -, ISL S.2.e
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Public Sale OF Real Estate.

IN Second day. the 22ad Of mouth will Offer At
~ Pu5o sale INC Farm where reside, i. being SIT
aled one mile north Of >pieland, Franklin township,
Ieary county. Indiana Immediately County road lea
ding from New Castle, southwark Natioaaf Road
SAID tract contains 3 acrea5ot IS Of which cleared
and under cultivation: very fertile well watered aud
pleasantly situated. There zaid Farm good frame
Barn. comfortable dwelling House. Orchard a. Also,
day. the above named premises. sIiI a1eF
following Personal Property. cool.
Wagon. Wind Mill Farming Utensils, Grain, Stock,
Tne viii mate ka7"n day Of sale. aa4
literal creai: allowed WI. kER>T,
S2icelan4 81 9th. 1911. 9-ts
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For the Palladium.
WHIG MEETING

Alta called meeting of the Wing electors ~
NOBLE ana Lagrange counties, held at the cour,
mouse, on Saturday the 9th day of February
ical' pursuant to public notice, for the purpose
OF nominating suitable person to fill the vacan
cy IN the House of Representative of the Uni.
TED States, occasioned by the expiration of the
term Tor which the Hon. James Rariden was cleo
'e'' James IT, Holmes, Esq. wa. chosen chair.
man and Mills AserilI appointed Secretary.
ne OBJECT OF the meeting, and some preliminary
'e'"a'As' having been made known by J. B. Have.
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CENrREvILLE, MARCH 18th, 1871.


In consequence Of the tediousness and protract
ed length of time occupied III the trial now pro-
crossing in the Circuit Court of this County now
in session, of George KEN for the murder of Ra-
chel Whitaker, have been unable to devote
any attention 10 our tripodidl duties, this week.
We have taken elaborate notes of the trial. but
deem it impoIitc to give them to the public dur
ing the tendency of the trial, and in case of his
final acquital, we shall suppress them altogether
Ii jury of his countrymen, after a full and fair
inv estiga,ion. and an able and eloquent prosecu-
ton, shall ncquli him, no act of shall aid IN
blackenIng the suspicion, which now rests upon
him. II he he found innocent, let the whole be
forgotten-cast all suspicious aside-and give the
accused full benefit of his prev ions good charac-
ter. But, it he DO found guilty. let the punish
ment laid down by the laws of his country be
placed upon him. If he should be found guilty
we shall feel at liberty give a synopsis of the
evidence given in the case, which shall do i'm
partially, and as far in power in the words
OF the witnesses.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20

DIED, On Friday morning the 18th instant,
of Consumption, Mrs. JANE COLE, consort of
RICHARD COLE, ESD, late Editor of the National
Patriot" of this place. The deceased was ex-
empary member of the Presbyterian Church, and
bore her long ard painful Illness with christian
forttude. She died IN the triumph Of that faith
which through life she had adorned by her profes-
sion. On Sunday her remains were followed to
The gave by very large concourso of citizens.
Wayne County Record.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20


By end teih tie adrice and consent Of the Senate
DANIEL WEBSTER, of Mass4c Its, TO be Sc
cretarv Of Stale.
THOMAS EwISc. Of OHIO, to he Secretary OF the
Treasury.
Jous BELL, Of Tennessee, 10 be Secretary Of
War.
GEoRGs L BADGER, of North Carolina, 10 TIC
Secretary Of the Navy.
JOHN j. CRIrrENDES, of heatuck., to be A.
t0rney General.
FRAso1s GRANGER, OF New York, to be Post,
master General.
Ogden !Iotinan. District Attorney, New-IoIk.
WIN. PInhney, Surveyor, B4I4imorc.
Nathan Cummings, Collector. Portland, Ne.
Austin Baldwin, Collector, Alt3dieto"n, Conn.
Wnl. K. Watson, Collector, Providence. Il /.
Geo Rowland, Surveyor, Figerton. L. l.
Geo. ". Knight, Surveyor Pawtucllet r. l.
Danl. Rennteh, Collector, hennobunk, Me.
Tristan Storer, Collector. Saco Me
Solomon Lincoln TO be Marshal ot The lnItcd
States for the District of Massachusetts, IN the
place Of Jonas Slbley, whose term of ofhco ex-
pred on the third instant.
William BarFon, To be Marshal OF the United
States for the District Of Vermont, i'll place of He
man Lowry, whose term Of service has expired.
Nathaniel Z. Causin, Jun. Secretary 10 the Pre-
sident to sign patents.
Henry Syuthraayd, Assistant Collector Of the
Customs for District of New York. 10 reside at
Jersey City--LVice John J. Pinmo
James Donaghe, Collector q, New Haven Con
:.ccticu,.-[ Wee w II. Ellis.
William Z Greene, Surveyor and Inspector al
Providence, R.e,,a Island Vice J. B. Barton ]
Robert Butler sars eyor and Inspector At Smith
field, Virginia. Re appointed
james NJ. Hartford, Register Land Office at
jackson. zippi--[Vlce J. Ii. Hopkns.l
Jesse X Dubois, Register Land Office at paIes-
tue, Illinois .-[Nice ]. kiloheh.l
Bernard pey,on, Deputy Pos, Master at Rich
mond, Virginia - Wee c. W. Gooch.l
Ebenezer Bacon, Collector OF Customs. Barn
Miles selden Watkins, Deputy PSI M t1r a
Huntsville, Alabama Vice ID. 3. Turner1
The Madisonian says:--The appon tments
which have been sent TO the Senate for confirma-
ton have been chiefly to fill vacancies. 1t ma Y
be Of some use state our belief that removals
and appointments generally which seen. TO be ex
pec'ed, will not take place wishou, elaboration
for which time aud opportunity arc necessary.
ErIrAPH. The following epitaph the poIlt-
ical life of John NJ. Niles. er Postmaster General
is from the New Haven Herald:
He Jacet sepultum.
The political life Of ].
VI u. As an author and
equally beloved honor
ell and distinguished, and as orator
unsurpassed. His eloquencc possessed the
fIency of Fox, graced with the learning of
Burke, flashed with the Of Sheridan and the
pleasantly of Curran. As long green leaf shall cus
around the arches of memory. forget the
thrilling effect of this fragment OF powerful speech
Mr. Speaker. Coal is-Coal'' The sen,i-
worthy the occasion and the orator.
1t added the first leaf the laurel wreath
that he unconsciousy weaving for
himself and it embitters gtIes
at his unreasonable depart
But he is gone
Peace be his ashes
ale 4 man, take him for al in ali.
We shall not look upon his like again.
God grant this last:
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\ Y aluabIe FARM For Sale

WIZ above described Farm, situated Henry town
= sap, Henry county, Indiana, wei known as the Ola
't1iit afa' u th5 two mics north of New Castle ~
'.e ROAD caatn5 from New Castle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mag tto haad7ed AMI fifty frs, a,aff,y n
wei adapted 10 StoeA-helng well aal in n bgb
state OF cultivation the improvement are a two-~,a
frame House with hItchen annexed several loo s,ales
aad to small leg tenaments, suitable tor CHOPPERS r
IS Eoats Orchard Of thFifty Apple, Peach ana p,,n
trees. ihe ABOVE arm the hrss entora, -,
Blue River; there IS good, oaimprogad Mil size an ,p
premises which renders Faiuable all which viii he
disposed ei oA Feas2nabe terms, By applying to the sun
str4JeF, living IN New eastie, Henry co. Indiana
W.. d. SHEPHERD
. Any person, having good AMI well assorted stool
Of tooaS aud wishing to exchange for Real Estate may
ma It - his advantage to cali anl the premises ar
dressing . line II the subscriber X u
March 9th, 1871. a.
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NEW SHOE. SHOP.

VIII undersigned have commenced business the shop,
i aGjoinlas the BOOK ami formerly occupied BY
L Evan. n SON. where they good
asaf oil Boots an1 >oes ana viii manufacture order in
good style ali kinds OF ana Maran, the same 10
stant or Fepats for nothing They have o SAFE FINDINGS
Shiea VII De sold ~ reasonable prices. They solicit
hafe 81 "a 'raaoge Country produce AIKEN IN exchange
STRaNG 4 FLEMING
Richmond, 3Iatrl 12th, ISL l0-,f
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etIERIFFS SALE.--By Virtue Of al execution to me
> directed from ina Wayne Circuit Corr VIII expo=e
p15lic Sale the Court house door il CentreFIe WAYNE
COUNT. tniiana, Saturday TIE 81 das Of April
ISL, between the hours OF IL O'Clock \. II AMI O'Clock
+. II. sad day, the following property, to-vi:
tain lot Of Land, stuats in the Bichmond Wayne
county, Indiana, described follows, Beginning
the outaeast Of ot y ~. the plat
part said laid off by Caas W. Starr ana
rlnntng thence along Main street, - feet thence
Hofh- feet; thence east, - eet ae north. - feet
taeace y eet tleAee aace Degiana~
Taken the property of Nathan wilson, TO satisfy an
execution ii tavor Of Jesse aee6.
7. 6. NOBLE, Sheriff II. c.
March 10th, 1911. lite
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20

CoRREcTIoN 1t was stated In our paper that
the Wing Legislature of''this State" had lowered
the wages of the members to 81 per day-It
should have read the "Whg legislature of the
State Of Michigan"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20

MIR. CLAY AND Mr.. kING.-An account of The
debate ia tho Gn,tod States Senate on the On h
instant. which resulted in q difficulty between
these two gentlemen, is given in another column
The Baltimore Patriot states that steps were I'M
nediateiv taken by the Sergeant-at- Arms, to pre-
vent BY process OF law auy hUs,ile meeting, and
that Mr. hing bonud over in tho sum of
$4,000 10 keep the peace The following is from
the Patriot OF the 10Th "A gentleman who came
on IN the ears this morning from Washington
states. that IT was understood tina, the difficulty
had been putt and en- by the Intervention of the
trends OF both parties. We hope this will be
found TO be correct"