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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03
NOTICE.
EIGHT REDIrcED

4
TIA meens OF the President and tors ofhe Rich
a mc1d rrederie kssars ant Potomac Railroad Conps-
R.sorsd THAT The foosio. reductions In M. rate. n
Ftezht between Rehroni and points on the Ini
o a w., se ana hey arc hereby male to take effect
~ G,riH One eeni esi hundred pounds from rredc-
Louisa q H.. Trevillian's and Gorionsvfie. '''"
"a slsnr-I~o c. nts per bsrrclfIom GorBonsville
re TO Louis, couu/ u'a iiH Cents to Treviiians
IN BssG PORK oHd fsh-Per barrel 2, cents 10 Frede
IS Ial cenis u third Turn oui, cents to Louisa
ns'ilie. CIV. MACMURDo.
nnaaE,,n,n. Treasurer.
CHEAP SHEETINGS.
PLEAcnED Cotton sheeunEs, very hsary, and , yards
ID wide. at 90 cents per yar1
Fine 4 and " Linen Shcciings chop, al
ie 10 CROUCH. DeoUK5& HuDsoN's.
NEW DRY GOODS.
lY late arrival. Sprnr ant surnr,c,
ID Goods, making stock al hi. time Complete snd
very large. wADswoRrn, TURNER a Co
SPEciB IARs-t;alon and hall gallon specie Jars suit
iels LYEtI, JOHNSTON 4 LysLL
SHIRTINGS, OZNABURGS, SC.
TWENTY Bales 81 and I . Co iou shrtnss
l. ~ bales and6 Cotton sbeeings
10 10 Cotton oxnaburgs
Reached Shce;ings, yards wide
me above goods wiz se s9ld low Persons from the
Country are desired oesll aud .I ,.,, inc, a,
les Chelp Cash Dry Goods store.
500 THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
| w RANDOLPH a 60 have hant for sale At
~ low prices, sf vols Theological Works, emb acns
aany valuable standard editions, the new pub
hsuons 81 tue day Persons forming Theological Lhra
Iles would 30 wen tn give thcm call great induce.
mcnts 20 purchasers will be offered. ie7
400 fiERCE> fresh Itomast1n IAmc, landing from
fOO sehT Lucinda. snow-tor sale.
-let WoRrnAM, MeCRUDER & co.
400 BoAEs sHiO anu icGI1 Glass, RECEIVING and for
u 10 woRTHAN, MeCRUDER & co.
GENTLEH EMS PUMP SOLE BooTEEs.
JacgJ Mics q Son Nuke
tVE have just opened Dot Of the above beautiful uupp
w so'e Bootecs made expressly fnrus which are very
hEc aud handsome. '
JUDAH MYERS a co,
le ~ Fashionable Boot Shoe Dealers.
GESTIEn ELEGANT DnEss
80 OTS--NaHnfdeiured Ey j GI.les & Son
OuR assortment OF the above elegant Boots u very
~ hge andComtee, TO which solicit call those
mNant JUDAH MYERS q CO.,
&c ~ Fashionahic Boot sii shoe Dealers
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CHEAP pay CooDs FOR c.sU

CHEAT DRY GOODS FOR CASH
II He j ENKINS would. invite persons who want
Gonds- $50 ''-
oo yards spring Cacoes, all prices from g. s. TO- lee
BonHe's-l0o Nuns Bonncis, pc; O0O Rornets for
LADIES' ani Misses, comprising all the sfylcswoTn
tofoH Ofs1bNrgs- lC0 bales Al very low prices
Blown ami olcached shInss and She eiinss ali widths
ami n uug arallcled low priccs
. Lddss mag Gaois-A great variety of Lawns coid
Nusns sks Zephyrnes, aud other new and iashionabs
materisls for .ircsscs
fbr G..nsHieH- Cl'hs, Caselmares vestinss Cravais
socks suspenders' Hosiery, Linens summer Gloves C.
sc now ani cheap
ffoteers Gnd RihaHds, a great variety
faid wide striped London Ginghau for Is per yard
worth - cents - 49,
IRISH LHeHs, by the piece or yard all prices from IL
OIL 2s3i. b Q &. to the finest made
CoPes and Coidrs, a large suvply and ehean
Moilsiias ds L0ins, all kinds aud bargains
Also many very cheap goods from auction bourlt -at
bargains. a. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03

FAMILY COMMENTARY. on the Holy Bible,
ifom the Works OF Henry and Scott, and above 100
o,her wriiers- Published in London by the Religious
Tfect Society with maps and cngravugs, " large
good print and paper, price 81 90 sale any quantity
w RANDOLPH a Co,
mai Main street RE hmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ,, 1912.
WAY OF LIFE,

WAY OF LIFE.
] TUE Way Of Life, BY Charles IIodxe
IN ohii'shr Manual Of Faith and Devotion, by Rev
The WAY Of sal,aiIoa rlail,a,ly E,pl,iae, in Con.
ne Farmers Muck Manual by Dr. Dana Us, received
ieIi SMITH. DRrNKER & MORRIS.
tt,iiE--h supPy OF nealthy European Leeehes
- seW constantly for sale.
ie5 LYELI. JOHNSTON LyELL.
R,i * s--A large stock, OF all qualities and
go, wv RANDOLPH 4 cos
N- bookstore and Dndsry.
MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
A., Rsee.rsd Thfs Day. By
W. Nj K Il DITH.
Buue'ny. nP?ecauOe and Mosele Pans
Phnn1 Nankesn
iiughes & Co.'S White soooI Cotton
Embossed Curtain Muslin
Its'd rNtss Muslin
Fg'd Black Brussels Nets
low pr es'i White Co ton Hose
W White Nosquiue Netting
ri . rrns, In great variey, such prices as cannot
Country merchants are particularly invite. IN c, anil
my STOCK OF Prints before purchasing elsewhere
ge " wN.
Oh Bots rsr-lV hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar, ieceiv.
leH woRTHAM. MeGRuDER co.
BoMBAZINES, SILKS, &c.
RLAcK FRI neh Botnbazines at Is 81 and &c
up nupef iu hask do assorted qualities
do Gro dc sWiss DO do
DO Gro lie Afrique 10 DO
do ftgd Saiins do do
SS,'d sis 5 figure. and plain DO do
WINE and eald sans aud Gro dc Maps
hani Boxes snd artificial Flowers
French and scotch Lawns and Muslins
- English. French and American Calicoos
ne above goods having been ase for cash great
ALSO,
Cotton Shiuings and sheetings bleaehed and nm
e''on osDA'ufs'' &c Se i ioT sale ehsagat
Je ~ Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03

THE LADY's MUSICAL LIBRARY.
JULT
TUE Mutcal Library for The present month an unu-
sually rich uumbcr-h ccna ne, u all ~ pieces Of
which care ofrinal. Among fhcsc The Poor Rrt an
eNquiatry doraic SONG hth regards The FoetrY and
tho Music. The NAV Walk, another brilliant composition
~ Wicscc. ESQ. The ffaycr BY Rossini, which Is
tqualy suitable for public performance The social cir
Gle. Tic widow Malone, humorous Ballad from Oval.
Icy with which The ladies' will be lighted.
The othsr pieces 10 tins No arc
The Ficld.Day Qniek step
Tho Woodstock March
M1rkct Chorus by Auher
Molly Hawn, anew song, by lover
There u no land Ike scotland By I1dcr
ncthovens Dream Ny mother dear
- TIC Lemon nlossom WaiE, Keepsake Waltz
Snslc Nos only n cts. = mons,
ie2 Main ftrcct.
ME otter for eale,a fcw barrels Of superior OH Rye
w Whiskoy, Up, Hanger brand.
jos TABB 4 GILES or Main ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03
LOUISA RAII~ROAD.

LINES TO
ChaylotissUiHs, Siaunion. Lyaeibiug and The Vir-
ginir Springs.
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PhTEN PARI.EY.

ROBERT MERRYS MUSEUM
Edited Ivy s. c. Goodrich, author Of Peter Psrley's
Tales.
MONTHLY Periodical devoted the instruction an d
n amusement u the young Of both sexes, tho most
valuable work of tho Kind ever Published aud ~ the ~
cccdnFy low price Of 81 per year subscriptions tccrv.
81 by = TNONS Main ef
few q The Ia anil 'ni volumes neatly bound In ono
les
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALiCoEs.

GREAT BARGAINS IN CALiCOES.
lust opened large assortmcut Of Eni lsh and Ameri
~ on Cancocs, a. Unprecedented low prices
leht and DARK Calcoes, atCt, 3. i0 snd i2lo
superor Do DO 90 II, worth 25c
Do Do % 1c AMI sc
Black and Whuo Cahcocs, Al ~, iG. 10andE &c
~ French Do vcfy superior, 90 sac
beautiful assortment II colofed. hilck add whifs
lawns suf Grzsms, which viii be sod a such prices a.
cannot fail 10 please.
The above goods with many others suited u The scason
have been received and great hargns may be srpcctod
J CUNNlNGukMs
ma - Cheap Cash Dfy Goods store, Man y.
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NO. %.
CHEAP ROOTS AND SHOE. sE,,,>r
OEE. EOR >IxIN n.y.


e"1af ROOTS AND SHOES sElIINf
OFF, FOR SIXTY DAYS
ht snbseIlhers will sell fruta te,r l,ry. a., .,,,
A"es OF Boots and Shoes the nert n n, ,p -.
s'tnIatofJ 10 taking AZ inventory with yios - -,
Dlu o at IA an entire FisekD an, d, al - y,
-, now ON hand al such reduced priees a. v1 ., @
-s'~s ani cradle Us 10 make such ehsnsrs In o.,
"ess ny TIC van when intend o more e,rn,..
Sash BUSINESS, satisfied cf lie decided a,vantsreS t
the buyer All the seller.
WATKINS A. CO
FaShir nsble Root ADD shoe nesl.-
e Opposite the Rnins OF the late F,ri. O.
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS.
a Nv opening, this morning. an invcice ofFrenei
= siezani ffenc n. Fancy rg,fonary, and Music
~ Importation, direct from Paris couprisins
- -. ssDle fancy note and letfer Paper with enve.
u,' ,.crY variety Of plain. embossed and painte
oie--, 'aleIs, snterin' French fancy sealing Wax
,o s rare and fashionable eelouIs VIZ. white
- oloc. pink scarlet maroon back hun stirnr
E..'y, pt"Nn AM green, spangcd with ID with va
~ scsS WIN names and moth a yaret, Of uss,nI
I1ncJ sppcndages tpr laies' wrhnr Ca.as-G,rmio, In
AZ a Afse and most desirable assortment D"
bfaricS SUES OF prSaie Il
REGALIA CIGARs-we are this d. i, ,.. edo,
~ OF hegalis Cigars of the Old Original b,.os W.
N1Ian these equal 10 thai have beeu offered In ,h,s
narket and Invite friends customers TO m,
TABB a GtlE-
una ~ Main street. Pichmonf Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03

I'VE subscriber eeving and keeps constantly onhand
Il stwhoceale and retail, and at the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description
Aso,asTca variety cfStoves designed for burning either
woo u or coal.
stove Pipes and every cthei article his line, made
ricr at the shortestnolce.
sc % TITUS C RICE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

PITTSBURGH GIre- Factories -CIaes Of oil De
ee.iptons is manufactured in this city, and this
fra gile production of her factories, be found
are told, in the elegant mansions of New
York Philadelphia and Baltimore, as We'll as in
he leg cabin Of the Yves tern emigrant. The
cut glass made here is Of excellent quality, white
and very clear. The cutting of glass consists
entirely in grinding away successive portions by
holding the glass upon the surface Of small wheels
made of stone, metal and wood, which are made
to revolve rapidly, by means OF a steam engine
The first or rough cutting - given by wheels Of
stone, afterwards wheels Of iron used, havlu =
their edges covered with sharp sand. o with
emery Of different tineness. The last polish
IS given with brush wheels, covered with oxide
ii TN, or lead. To prevent friction from excit-
ing much heat as to endanger the glass. a small
stream of water continually drops upon the sur
face Of tho wheels Oae OF the principal glass
manufacturers mentioned amusing incident
Some Indians had been delegation to Wash
Ington. about some reserved lands, and thew sneut
few days here their return. One of t7em
n Chief. had seen ali that was curious in 3 iltI-
more and Phlladelp hia without being much ex-
cited. While here he visited the glass-house
and watched all the various operations with great
interest. Al length he the process Of ma
king some cream Jugs The body Of The ing
formed first. aud when the material for The
handle was formed and fixed ii was found to be
a perfect vessel. Seeing all this produced from
molten glass tho Chief cuol1 restrain himself
no longer. He rushed forward to the workman.
took him by the hand. and declared that he must
have the spirit of the Great Father within him
or he could no, have performed such q wonder
Corr. Otceeo Aar.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
For the Palladium.
l. A c I y q g..

| am we'll aware that what am now going 10
write, will not meet with the appreciation of the
whole community But, determined no longer to
ing ewes, and see not" and tongue vet speak
not, have resolve TO expose the evils of society,
MS far am competen; TO the task, regardless
of public denunciation.
AT first view of tho evil in question, one
would be led to the conclusion, that it is of too
diminu,ivc Importance, TO claim passing
notice But when calmly considered. and lis
whole bearing on the prosperity, and happiness
Of society is fairly examined, its magnitude is a,
once perceived, and pointed GU, by those who
wish tho weIl'being OF mankind
AS much as men have of late, opposed the in
temperate use Of ardent spirits, yet they have
overlooked similar evil, the Incorporate prac
,ice Of lacing, followed by great portion of the
opposite sex, 10 their ruin, well TO
their latest posterity. For i, is an incontroyer-
tlble fact, that, when individual violates one
OF natures laws, he or She suffers penalty equal
10 the offence. Nor does 1t stop here but is en-
49, =, I'll encrend'rs re-er~tio--. r~h r~...~:
cipate 10 the penalties of their ancestors, though
they have committed other crime, than thai
OF being the progeny.of incauiious parents.
Thus, if father, by the almos, unpardonable
crime Of drunkenness. imbbes the diseases pecu
liar TO such prostitution of life, the same will
be, in greater, or less degree. exhibited in the
child OF such father. And the Same is true Of
mother, who, by the distortion of her own .ys~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
TWEsTl-NIE,rH coNGnE>S. SECOND sESNoN
Correspondence of the Baltimore CGpper.l
WASHINGTON .Aueustl, Is

\ j,
In the House Of Representatives. rather exctt-
ing debate arose motion by Mir Browne 10 n
mend the journal. He oantended thai Mr.. Ar
no't. who vas acting Speaker pro ten on Sat.
of5ay. had al aurned The House without taking
The question on tho adjournment. Mr. Arnold
insisted that he did pat The question. MIR inger-
SAtI ; tnPre sslan was the same rs Mr.. Browne s.
While tho recollection Of Mr.. Gentry conceded
With that Of Mr. Arnold. Email, MIR Andrews
moved 10 lay the whole subject on the table
Mr. Bovine Wishing TO reply II Mr.. Gentry de-
sired the motion might I've Withdrawn for that
purpose. Ms. Andrews refused. and a raihef war.
IKE demonstration took place between Tho two
gentlemen, after which the motion 10 lay on The
latle prevailed.
After the disposal Of some private bills lilo
b'l ega'.zing cer,uin appropriations stricken GU,
ot the evil aud diplomatic bills was taken VI,
read third time and passed
The House then went into committee of the
whole, aud took up the Senate bill for the re-or-
ganlzatton Of The army. Ii was debated until
th's was closed without any question.
In the Senate the HrmS bill was reported from
the finance committee, who refused to rec edo
from The amendments to which the House dId not
agree. II was lad over TIL -mortow. Mr.
VI alkcr asked leave To introduce Lill reducing
the term oil naturalization from five to two wears
After some debate, the motion for leave was laid
tic table. The anne ndments Of the House to
the Florida armed occupation bill were concurted
IN. The remainder of the dav was devoted 10
the tariff bill, the question being on tho motion
Of Mr.. Buchanan 10 strike out the Distribution
clause.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
SKETCH OF OREGON.

Nor'h by he bT1rae Of 518 10 Of norm latitude
on the east by the Rocky Mountains on the south
by the 42d degree If north latitude, and on the
west by the Pacific Ocean. lis average breudlh
from east to west is SIX hundred miles.
The surface OF the territory Is much dIver fled
by ranges OF mountains. which div ide II into
three regions known the lower, The middle, aud
the higher regions. The diversity of climate
and soil, which IS the consequence. is one Of the
pecuiiarI,es and advantages Of Greg n. The
iolrcr region is described as being yell calcula-
ted tor wheat, barley, rye, oats, peas, potatoes,
and all sorts OF roots cultivated IN the L. Staies
apples succeed well, and also tobacco; Iadlan
Corn, for some rcason does not succeed welt. and
IS an Improbable crop" Mr. Wycth .consiIers
this section Of The country, for farming purposes
as equol 10 any part Of New York. In it here Is
a grea. amount of barren and inaccessible land
but the water courses, which are rcry numerous,
an -''',s as fertile car be found IN the Jni
Dr.. Mclaughlin, the c.,..r ooon, f.r ,ho Pr,
lsh iiudsons Bay Company, who .,-;4as n ~.
region, the Columbia river, has devoloa -,
time to agriculture. His farm. which IS the ar
gest on the Columbia, produced in 1880, 800
bushels Of wheat, 1000 of Peas, 100 Of Bar
ley. 800 Of Oats, and Potatoes not gathered
HIS horned cattle numbered at that time. 80
his swine 100, with from 300 10 500 horses lie
has besides. saw, and Touring mill. The FL
loving additional particulars are taken from the
journal q Capt. SPauidIng, OF INC ship LauCan~
ne, who visited the country In ISL
The doctor has been very successful. in the in.
PRODUCTION Of domestic animals He first brought
a few cattle over land from California and as he
very seldom has any slaughtered, they have now
increased 10 about seven thousand IN seven years.
lie also introduced sheep. some Of which are Of
the faest species Of the MeriGo and Saxonv
breeds. | saw a flock of n thousand a. SIncau-
yer. the finest and latest / thick. that ever
He has about 1000 at Vancouver. and thinks Or
egon peculiarly adapted for growing wool. lie
has also large garden a6j)inng the FORT contains
ing about four acres, filed with tho choicest fruit
VIZ: apples, pears, plums, cherries, strawberries
gooseberres. cprrants, &c. and vegetables of al
most every Description Green Peas were pro-
duccd IN abundance from his garden the 18th OF
June
The climate is described as delcious,-rhe
mercury seid I'm descending below freezing poiat,
IN the winter, and the weather throughout the
year, being mild and equitable. The summer IS
as warm as IN the middle States Of the Union,
except thai the nights are colder. Plourhing can
be done throughout most of the winters. and this
n the same parallel with Quebec! l. vii be
borne in mind that these descriptions apply 70 the
'o57e- region bordering on the Pacific.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
ELECTION RETURNS.

We copy from the State Sentinel the Follows
rig of the late election IN this State.
As far heard from the Wings have fortq one
and the locos fifty oae, 10 the House; and IN the
Senate, the Senatorial districts having all been
heard FROM, the Wings have ttcenty niac. and the
iocos ta1eaty-oac-"Alg majority, EIGHT. There
will probably &c loco m rity OF two or three
on jsiut ballot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

RRoCCo AND TIE UNITED STArEs.-A let
ter from Gibraltar, dated jane 22I. IN the Mad,
nd journals, savs:-'- An officer oil the American
squadron having solicited an audience of Tie En-
peroE OF Morocco, for the purpose 81 represent
ing 10 hitn the complaints Of two agents Of the
United States. was refused. although II must be
admitted, n terms Of exquisite poIteness. The
representative Of England, however, had an au-
dience on The sane day, the motive Of which Is
not known. The American officer Immediately
embarked board a Spanish vessel, to report
the result Of his mission 10 Commodore Morgan
Impor.1nt Decision In q case depending upon
the attachment In of Massachusetts. Chief JUS
tee Williams ruled that tooth brush Is neither a
tool Of tra6e''-nar .househoId lurniiurer-nar
wearing apparel and not exempt from at
tachnent; but his honor was clearly If opinion
TIA, tiim5le actual use, could be taken for
de0t Massachusetts.
Doctor 7. OH Croswell, postmaster at Cats
kill. y. Y has held that Office Tor 50 lie is
probably the Oldest postmaster in the L. States.
Inc best way 70 preserve ice IS 10 cover it Up
two or three inches deep dust
The national debt Of Prussia IS ono hundred
millions Of dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
August 4, 1872.

In the House of Representatives. Mr.. TiIIlng.
hast made Intellectual motion 10 take up tho
bli making an appropriation for the preservation
Of ARTICLES brought by the exploring expedition.
The report of Indian committee, censurIng
The Secretary Of War Tor refusing 10 transmit CO.
pies Ot reports relative 10 frauds the Chero.
KEGS, debated darteg the morning hour hy
Messrs Cushing, Everett and Cooper. Noqucs-
ton vas taken.
The consideration of the Senate bilI reducing
the army was then resumed. The amendment Of
Mr. Calhoun, ct Mas. striking out that section
anthor4ziRr military superIntendants al Spring
field and iIarper's Ferry, agreed to. The
amendment oil Mr.. Mason, Of OHIO, dlsbandng IN
October next the serond regiment If Dragons,
was also concurfcd IN. The bill having been
amended IN several other particulars, was then
turned to TIE Senate.
The House then went into committee Of The
whole, when Mr.. Arnold moved 10 AXE mp the
btil reducing the pay Of members. The motion
was negatIsed By overwhelming mn 5rity
The bill regulating the taking Of testimony IN
cases Of contested elections vas fhen taken up
and debated during The residue q the day
4 message WIS received from tho President,
stating that he had signed The Naval Appropria-
ton bill
The Senate has been hard at work on the tariff
bill. Numerous amendments were rejected as
fact as offered.
August ;. Isi2.
II ,ha Jorr, RI REPRESENTATIVE the morning
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

a uUU'F Dian We DO u1t hauw more deli
cious plato Of cakes than can be made Of the
green corn with which our market is now so a
bundantiy supplied. Take the hardest ears. CRATE
them on corn crater, mix the wet meal thus OBJ
tanned IN the same manner and 10 the same con
sistence as you nix dry Indian meal salt, md
bake on the griddle. Batter and eat while warm.
and you Will want 10 repeat the dose" the next
day. This is great article Of fall diet IN ken>
lucky, and the CoTa.cEackers understand ycrv
well what is good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
SIN AToRs ELECTED.

lienjricks ". Alexander, W
Boone and Hamilton; Marx Duzan, d. gain.
Bartholomew; 4 TannchiH j.
Patnam; l. ". McGaoghey, W
Johnson; james Ruehey, d. gain.
Shelby; DR.. Kennedy. d.
Eermltlion ;. s Collect, ".
Jackson; J +. Carr. d.
Monroe. e: L. p. Farmer, W. g,in.
Knox; John Ewing, "
Switzerland; DsnIel kelso. W
Harrison; Dennis Pennington. w.
Grant anG Delaware; Hodge, ". gam.
posey aud vanderhursh, VIM. Cusey, d.
Warfick; Mason J Fl well, d.
Tppecanoe; ] W. OJel, W
Henry; T. Il, STANFORD, ".
Warren, sc; W.
l. khart; d.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
UNITED STATES SENATE.

Numerous changes have recently taken place
III this body, b. DEATH resig nai.on, &c !nsomuch
keep pace with them The following, Wa believe,
correct list OF the members Of the Senate as
at present composed, with the periods al ilch
their terms expire. The LAGOS are la tales:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

REc7LLEcr Ir.-D. E. B T. are the initial
letters OF Dun Every Body Twice CRED
/ T., ere the initial letters OF Call Regularly
Every Day-IH Trust"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

II"I0 DC s0cN 0y 'Ho N00Ve, IHat The PaFI0s
stand IS follows: Wings 3O-Loco Focos 4o-and
two vacancies. The Senate will remain Wing
for number If years, beyond the possibility Of
q change In 1913, the terms Of eighteen Sem
ators 90 Locos and Whigs) vii; expire, and il
Is probable from the present organization of the
different State legislatures, and reasonable es
innate OF the politics Of those yet TO be chosen,
that the vacancies will be filed by Wings and
IL Locos. The remaining vacancy in Tennessee
viii, in all probability, be filed by Why's; which
would make the Senate, when foil, CONSIST of 3
Wings and % Locos Thus it viii be seen that
the Wings will have large ma iority in this i'm
poriant branch of the National Legislature for nj
least seven years to come Piq~a co. Register
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

II Is thought 10 be extraordinary accomplish
ment for 4 Mexican lady to he able to write her
own name; /: i, IN fact. thought 10 be DANGER.
Gus accomplishments aud not one N two thousand
can do il.