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Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18

vering industry and talent Of individual enter
prize and power. Precisely the means
were then adopted, as regards the cultivation Of
indigo, are at The present time IN progress in
regard 10 the grow wlh Of Cotton.
Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18
From the London Sun, May 6.
Il u S 81 A .

! Tho Emperor Of Russia is engaged in a con-
test with his Mobiles about the emancip ion Of
the serts throughout his dominions His lmperi.
al Majesty is opposed TO serfsge, and since his ac
cesslon, has done all IN his power give fre edom
10 the most oppressed and mos, deserving class Of
his subjects. The Mobiles however, who are the
owners Of the serfs, and who regard them in the
right of property, are so opposed TO the measure
that revolution NAV be expected, should the
Emperor porsevere. Now, persevcrc he will
All who know thing of the character Of the
Emperor Nicholas, must be aware tha, ho never
swerves from any purpose which he had once
der,akcn. HIS obstInacy IS so great that moth.
ing can remove 1t.
1t matters not whether the course TO be pursu-
ed is right or wrong, the Gar never swerves
from 1t. Fortunately the course which he is
pursuing is the right one. Serfage in Russia is
but modification of slavery as il exists in tho
Southern States of North America. The Russian
sert can obtain liberty terms whatever.-
1t he follows any trade or profession he cannot
remove FIVE miles from his native village without
the written permission of his master, which is al
ways obtained with difficulty His earnings, his
wife, his children. are the property Of his master,
and the instances are exceedingly rare in which
seris have been allowed upon any terms 10 pur.
chase their liberty. Some of the seris engaged
la trade, especially in the Baltic provinces, are
rich, their families highly accomplished and vet
at the beck of their masters they may n, any
ment their daughters torn from them, aud
given 10 Doors without their consent, and them.
selves reduced 10 the most nhjeci slavery and
misery.
The pride Of Russian Noble is TO have as
many serfs ms possible, and the more he has tho
greater is the consideration in which he is held
by his compeeTs. To diminish the power OF the
Mobiles is the main object Of the Emperor's At
tempt 10 emancpate the serfs. While serfage
exists he reigns by the suffeTance Of The Nobles
and he wants to be absolute. Now next TO tho
abolition OF the African slave trade, the abolition
of serfage in Russia is Of the greatest boons
that could be conferred upon the human race
But it requires 10 be done with great caution, and
10 be accompanied with measures making The let
ting of land compulsory on the part Of tho great
prOprle tors. The omission of such measures on
the part Of the Imperial Government. completely
neutrazed the benefits which night have been
expected from the abolition Of serfage a few years
ago. in some Of the Baltic provinces.
The former masters of the ema cipat ted serfs
unit ed IN refusing to let them land on any terms
in consequence Of which they were reduced 10
such misery 70 impore the authorities 10 allow
fac, seized upon the time by the nobes
as demonstrating how much Russians preferred
sertege 10 freedom, and for time the resolution
of the emperor seemed shaken by il. But tho
actual circumstances Of the case becoming known,
the emperor more than de termined TO restrict
a power which was shown to be too great to be
by imperial ukase.
Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18
A FIagm emf.

A few years ago, and good angel stood up
on his distant watch tower, and looked out over
tho busy of the earth. A fair spirit came
past on snowy pinion, and preferred the anxious
salutation, ''Vatchman. what of the nighta"-
Ozark, sombre clouds sweeping TO and fro o.
the landscape. great people, nnd strong,
have Just freed themselves from the shackles Of
mortal tyranny and are now bowing their willing
necls 10 the woke Of greater tyran,,-a dark
er despot--the demon of inAemperance! Dark
ness covereth the land, gross and darkness the
people," The sad angel turned away and sought
again the city Of the Blest.
A few more years passed away, and again the
fair messenger passed by the sentinel on bis
lonely tower, again he made the salutaiion,
" "IVatchman, 1chat Of the nighY' Brighter
gows the landscape! The star Of hope is rising!
The clouds Of death vanishing. The sons of
freedom have resolved TO be free :--thev have
hung out their bannersi Tho banners OF Total
Abstinence are waving upon the outer walls Of
every ciyt' The glad angel turned on joyous
wiug--back 20 the paradise Of God And there
was jov in Heaven, for many had dashed down
the nebrlatlng cup, and sought again the fold Of
Peace.
A meeting has been held in Philadelphia by the
German residents, and a committee Of twelve
appointed to solicit donations in aid Of those who
have suffered so severely by the fire 10 Hamburg.
Letters from Texas state that the Government
intend TO strike effective blow against Mexico
during the month Of July.
The day after the fire go; under a. Ham,
burg the wind. which had blown strongly from
the East for Elk weeks. brought into the river
200 sail from all pafts Of The word,
Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18

RICHMOND. WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA. JUNE - 1912.
Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18
From the World of Fashio
N0INA-i TALE OF WYOMING.

When we admire spot for its beauty, or love
il for the associations Of tho pas, which cluster
around IT, prone to shed over even its
trivial incidents glory borrowed from the inien-
si,y of our own feelings; and are hence surprised
that others gaze, with coldness contempt up
on the objects Of deep enthusiasm. 1t may
be thus perchance with this lItie tale, that has
come whispering downward on the breeze Of ira
dl,ioD, like the first echo of some far-of melody
We must 60 backward far-years before even
the Genoese had dreamed OF that new world,
which WIS TO immortalIzs his name, and mans
LOO lnle
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

one premium the same year-that is, no ANIMAL en-
tered in stock of cattle, or team, can otherwise
be entitled to premium, and vice versa. Working
Oxen will be tested by draught.
No person shall be entitled to a premium on a
stock oftener than once in three years.
The owners of Bulls, Cows, Stud Horses, Bucks
and Bears, will be required to oblige themselves to
keep them for breeding within the county for one
year succeeding the Cattle Show.
Neat cattle are considered as having attained
their growth at five years, Sheep at two, and Swine
lat Is months.
No flock of Sheep will be entitled to but one
premium, nor can the owner thereof be again a
competitor for like premium until after the inter-
val Of three years.
In awarding premiums on sheep, the committee
will take into consideration the size and form of
the sheep, and the weight as well the quality OF
the fleece. No sheep will be entitled to a premi-
UNI that have not been sheared within five months
preceding the time of exhibition. 1t is the object
of the Society to encourage the raising of sheep that
Twill produce the greatest profit to the farmer
The duties of awarding premiums on stock will
be assigned to three distinct committees, and having
for Chairman member of the Standing committee.
and each committee will report separately
All articles of general and domestic manu(ac-
lures must have been manufactured within the
county of Lchield since the 1st day of September,
1871. lhey must be delivered at the Court House
by before IL o'clock, A. NJ, on the first day of
the Fair to the person persons to be hereafter de-
signated In all cases where given number of
yards are required, the length of each piece must
be marked thereon. Every article of domestic
manufacture must have private mark ANY pub
ic or known mark must be completely concealed,
so as not to be seen or known by the committee
In default of either of these acquisitions, the articles
will not be deemed entitled to consideration.
If on either of the above articles there should be
mo competition, the whole or part of the premium
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
REGULATIONS.

Competitors for premiums are referred to the fol
lowing Rules and Regulations of the Society, to
which they will be required by the Executive Com
mittee strictly to conform.
Entries for premiums on Farms must be made to
the Recording Secretary, on or before the first day
( of July next.
No Farm which has received premium from
the Society, will be allowed to be entered for pre-
nlm for the next five years thereafter.
Entries for premiums on crops must be made to
the Recording Secretary in Litchfeld on or before
the last Wednesday in September.
1t is also required that such applicant shall fur
nish and make oath to the Executive Committee,
on the I'd Tuesday in January, l64S, written
statement of the following particulars-st the ma
ture Of the so-2d, the general state of cultivation
OF the land, and the quantity of manure (if any,
used the preceding year-sd, the management Of
it the present year, the quantity and kind of ma
nure used, the quantity of seed sown or planted,
the time of ploughing, narrowing, sowing, plant
ing, wedding and hoeing, and in case of ashes,
lime or plaster being used, the quantity, manner
and time of using it.
No premium will be given for crop raised on
newland.
The quantity of land shall be accurately ascer-
tanned by actual measurement, which must be at
tested by an indifferent person, and such competi-
tor shall exhibit fair specimen of the quality OF
the crop.
No person will be entitled to moro than one pre-
MUM on the same kind of agricultural products
Entries for premiums on stock must be made to
the Town Committee of each town, or to the Re-
fcordmg Secretary in Litchfeld, on or before the
9th day of september, 1.-THE day previous to the
Cattle ahow.)
No animal can receive but two premiums-one
during lis S.owth, and one after matulity-nor can
any ANIMAL rece;<c more than one premium after
maturity and no animal viii be entitled to but
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

may be withheld, according to the discretion of the
committee.
Entries for premiums on Ploughing, must be
made to the Secretary or before | / o'clock, A M
on the first day of the Cattle Show.
No premium may be awarded by any committee
Ito one of its members.
Premiums may be awarded when there appe,rs
to be merit although there should be but one app-
cant, and may be withheld altogether, if in the
opinion of the committee, the object offered is not
deserving any reward.
fit should be discovered that any competitor for
IA premium has made use fanny disingenuous meas
ures, by which the objects of the Society have been
defeated, or the rules and regulations Vi atcd, such
person shall not only be rendered Incapable ofbeing
ever after competitor for any premium of the So
ciety, but may be proceeded against according to
the Bylaws.
No premium will be awarded to any person not
Ia member of the Society, except females on House.
hold Manufactures, and horticultural products.
Any person. by subscribing to the Constitution
and Bylaws, and paying not less than ST. annu-
ally, can become member of the Society.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

Domesf C .4n'mals-Frcdk BuI, Charles ncs,
Anthony G. Strong.
.Qccoem's-sam P Bolle~, Frederick Bu4l. Ste
phen Deming
JoHN S. WoLcorr, Chairman q tbe Committee on
Horticulture.
TOWN COMMITTEES.
Litc5fe!d--C r IS Catlin, c. jones, G. 11crchan,.
Be!hJem-twjile Morris, Geo Nj. Kasson, Clas
Martin.
Bor@Aamste5-H.ram Goodwin, Launce?ot Phelps,
Lester Loons.
Conaon-I. H. Smith, John Franklin, L. Howe.
rook-Edward A Phelps, Martin Phelps, Ar
Co'nwcU--B. sedgwick, c. Wheaton, M Harrison.
Goshem-David Lucas, Myron Norton, A Allen
Harcinton-T. Kellogg, JOS Cook, David Wilson.
Kent-PW. Mills, VIM. F. Hep on, John Smith, I'd.
DNsw- Hortord-Thos. Watson jr Norman Kel-
logg, Ira Seymour.
Royal l. Garfield.
.Notoik-Wm Lawrence, Jas. Shepard, sam'lW.
Johnson.
Plymouth s. Warner, VIM. W. Bull, VIM.
w. Woodruff
Rorbmy-Nathan Beardsley, Josiah Bronson, Cid
B. BotsforG
Salisbury-Newman Ho,ley, Henry S. Norton,
John r. Ward
!Sharon-W T. King, Chs Sterling, John Chaffee
4 o''Ht5 'Ot-NotdHIcy OIlSWOiu, Il. laVOT,
Lewis A. Thrall
Woodbry-A. c. Strong, J. Marvin, B. u Strong
Watertorm-J. III. Nettleton, E. Nicox, John Buck
ingham.
Washingto"-H. Baldwin, David C. Whttlesey,
Gideon HOLSTER.
" i"cheSter-M. Munsel, L. Hurlbut, Jehiel Coe.
Warre"-F. Coleman, H. sacket, S. Reynolds.
FREDERICK PHELPS,
RecOF6ERg Secretary.
May, 1912.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
DANIEL RI. RRINSMADE. President

UNNNNAEGN VI IKKE SWCKETKe
DANIEL B. BRINSMADE, President.
MOSES LYMAN, Jr. LIST Vce- President.
EDWARD c. LANGDON, Cd Vice- President.
STEPHEN DEMlNG, Sd Vice- President
JOHN c. AMBER, Corresponding Secretary
FREDK PHELPS lei Recording Secretary.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On agriculture w. Cutler, Thomas B
Bosworth Cyrus Catlin.
NANNY P. Bolles, VIM. IL Thomp
son, Chas. b. Smith.
PublicatiOn-Rev. G. c. V. Eastman, Ralph G.
Camp, Fred'k Phelps, E. C. Bacon, Cha's Adams
Farms-Joseph H. Bethany, JAG n. Blakes-
zee, Charles Jones'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

DiSci etonary premiums will be awarded articles
lot cnume rated in the foregoing Iis', though, dcsev
ng by the Committees.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

For tho best stock Of Neat Cattle not less than
ten in number, owned and raised by the
person exhibiting them, 1000
For the I'd best do. as above, 500
For the best stock of Neat Cattle, owned by the
person exhibiting them, 1000
For the best team Of cc;',s Oxen ana Steers,
not less than three pairs, owned by the per-
son exhibiting them, at least one year, aud
the best exhibition of Farming Utensils,
and best specimen Of Agricultural Produce
tions of his own raising, 600
I'd best do. above, 400
For the best stock Of two years old Cattle not
less than six in number, owned and raised
by the person exhibiting them, 500
For the best stock of Yearlings, not less than
four, owned and raised as above, 200
For the best pair Of Working Oxen, 400
do. I'd best do. 500
do best pair of Working Oxen, owned and
raised by the person exhibiting them, 400
do. I'd best do. as above, 500
For the best pair year old Steers broke to la
Dor, 500
I'd best do. 200
best 8 years old, do. as above, 500
I'd best, do. 200
best pair years old steers, 200
I'd best do. 100
best pair year old steers, 200
I'd best do. do. 100
best bull two years old and upwards 400
I'd best do. 500
Sd best do. 200
best yearling bull, 200
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
Green House Plants.

For the best collection of Green House Plants, 2,OC
I'd best do. do loo
Sd best do. do. sc
best Verbena Seeding, sc
Flower-Best Flower cultivated in pots, sc
For the best specimen Of Crysanthimun, sc
Discretionary premiums will be awarded
Horticultural Productions enumerated in the a.
,ove list when thought deserving by the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

)M RIVER LAND FOR SaLE-The sub. crber offers for
his Tract o Land ing Dan river and Wynn creek
~ county of Halifax Virginia. miles East of Milton,
aud side of the river containing. by survey,
s q Which there $50 of river and creek low
aad ono half thirds OF the clear of
h there is portion of the finest kind Of tobacco land. The
ShrntS are, comfortable dwelling house with four roons
p"f" barns houSes and nil other buildings
on ,'w H. dect particular description
a'y pulclIas.. ~ W ''' '"'" ''"N '''N> " '>'0'N
QUA prefer se'. pvatrly bu, IL il is not scll before the
& ~ ~. neat II VIII that day 60 III Public
nat dal. " VIC ''oei", NV maui amnwn oh
!nly - 'ohN IL. LAX I'll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23
80, ,,,he Richmond Enquirer.

PUBLISHED three times nees aar'ng tas ssss'on
ard tcee week dsrsg me resi- " Us your
s..ii NSS AZ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
~ ,,,,s ,,- snnusz and Three Dollars fer ak months,
to be PAID the Office, or remiited by ma, posi-
.'t''e HAYS nrr ailnum n the end oil the year
sd 81 s ncr may RENTED per n:ai in coed an
- W. ~ r.,s NJ the risk OF the Edicr; tte postage 81 az
i'1N' r by Il. Eri,erstTie postage "f single el'ti
LF account 20 the wri,er II Is the accumulation I'll
'' ,i..sye business, which operates rs serious laA
y. sli ray for nine papers, annually shall have The
team sri's' TERMS oF ADVERTISING.
,x,,r;, ines less first insertion, 10 cents"
. ~ 81 ~. aiiSac". a. 'eh'S , .,.i a. ,h m. ..cancr
..-,r..y references, 10 insure execution.
p ss yhnSe Advertising may nmoint |" 81" per aii
u. mad. of - per and To S'. OF ~ per cent.
j. .,rnes: solicitation of several OF our cry ehuS
K! i.,.,oin.i 10 take limed number o yearly aaFer
~ ds N il altogether unnecessary IN say any uhie ~
l' .,.ntn.rs likely result iiiereirom 10 Tue wioe
,l.r fn The circulation OF our paper III he '
e and fsm the fact that annual advertisement, lw'ce
~ ,on,r IN rrcrv paper, aud once week III ecsry o,ic
S5, adve.:isers viii be strictly ited, however, |" '
80 ,eejtel ia general terms and To S'nl'
th.v mus psy PFC rata Tor an enld!scH.h' oel va"
t!cy s. have tie privilege OF chansing "eH a''si
4. often As they please, without any additional cost
r. s1.a- the ;cr@> Of aeaa4 advertisements; e.,
f'fl >tV"r, IN
twice a week, 10
P,,aste quarterly. ., s. ,yhs,.vs
W 0si,4lrs ard Marriages from The country "heheVe
handcIacis unknown atths once ihns' ne aule'
he the entorsaun ofthe Postmaster IN tae ue.ho,fEoo'
,sry wiiiiu be published every measure, a '
sru prevent mpoSltions ana QuzAcr, ias proven
,nsv,,inr-Se must therefore Insist in such case npo
~ communication being certified BY The name Il" The e"s'"aSe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

toiCtiS Hereby gwen the public that the undersigned
"i petition the General Assembly of Virginia, for the
" 6" ar, o release him aud his heirs the Common
ui Ia hall acre lot of land, lying in the town al
'tn'hurc. Montgomery county, Known in the present plan
d town Is 1T No > bcing the which he now
' ts - Ia; was the 9Th ct July 1907 by Gesd al
" IN TIE tl'rks Office at Montgomery county, conveyed by
r hn"'y aud Suarua his WIFE tn Nicholas lohson,
fgHer ~o died iuu. heirs and without ever having
ia L. any person. The under> WILL also, AT the same
' loh Tor release Of the Communwea's claim to lot
d u lhc acres adjoining the of Chrsansbnrs and
was by deed bearing date d of May, 1915, and Of
IVA III Tie Clerks Office aforesaid, conveyed by Christina
Ney and Jacob Walters Michael McCrsal, aIso 70
@ "ho died without heirs, and without having conveyed i,
!ton The claim of the undersigned will BE- part cuary
,' nm III lis petition. JEREMIAH KYLE.
1'tsan.burg Aug. 10 1872 E-t!D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

I"ENIf DOLLARS REWARD for my man Frank. wllc
a.. g" Saturday night the 18Th instant lie s about p
~ aye about feet and upwards hs-he Il bright mi-
" stout hni't, inclined 10 lie bow lesged-he has small
@ ono Of his very bus!y head of hair and large
when he le also, had on blue .antalcons, nankecn
lpill and dtab hnt with Grape H. lie speaks very pro
When >l,seE He the Old Market Sunday
S Ebot sunrise, and doubt lie lurking the lower
~. clt:. Rockets lie raised III Rockingham
viii give the above ard ii taken of the city,
Aen N the city, and delivered to me- in Richmond, in
, gel hun again i"reSa'n all Captains OF vessels
eVef, OF harhoring tiking him board, under the
| penalty Of the law. SAMUEL Il. JONES.
's ~ 30-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

bootS, Stationery ard Fancy Goods for Fall Safes.
\" RANDOLPH & CO., Main street, Richmond, will open
" uft lime their Fail supply of Goods, which, for qian
= quality aud crapness has been surpassed any prior
Country hrchaHts, ami all other cash Customers by cali
:. Wy. lnd II 10 their interest 10 purchase of them.
- hoebEHg, In style not eqnaed by other establish
rH tn Virginia, executed short notice. and moderate
f'a> ai J. w. RANDOLPH / CO.'S
Arg. 10-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

| AND Vog SALE.-Ry of decree of the County
- Ccuti Of isRrcn pronounced the 5h day of August,
- IN tlr Of Dew. Mana and Others shall, "a
,mi,nrr, named IN i SAID decree, proceed % SELL upon
he H the 9th day Of September 1872 The Tract al
M Wing IN :he lower end Of ienco county. in The nsehhor
L OF Nw Market; brlunsn. the heirs Of The late William
a} arG upon which the La. Edward Carter resided al the
H tl' death Thr tract contains abot BIZ acres The pay
' -" be- TOR much cash n! Ike costs IL sale and
fl ani the halnuoc III equal instruments of & and IL
us credit The purchaser 10 give h"nt aud security for
gf1i ymcas and TIE title 10 be " ,hteld un all The
''Hise money shalt be PAID
JOSEPH MAYO, Commissioner
NEG 30-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23
the Honorable The House of Delegates, IN The Conn.
ElOnncA!h Of Iirn;n:u

WI give me pleasure IN yo in tn. e,,,c;v r Doo,
As,r, NJ thu Session Of tho Genera, A..rh s
ha made familiar with the practice o sms; du,ie.
Your pleasure 10 call me TO this cmp.c, m.n Viii
" heart and hand thar will give their zeal constance a.,
to YOUR service. The tenure Of the office has ,yssv
made from and he who Is reapoon,ed n
nty Is neither removed from his NOR
Nien Equality of rights and pIetensos with occasi"na
office, make the distinctive characteristic our fe-
I'm "t royernmcnt-and assemblies, well individuals
'auonaly believe their Will them
." '".ir friends. Yours faithfully,
r, WIN G. ALLAN
-1.VtItr, ln"e Isl, lsis. Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

" LNsfci'c Of the Female Collegiate Institutes Eucku CHAM
4, 'a"'! Virginia will BE- resumed Wednesday, the 10Th
In T., LORENZO LEA, Prr,'t.
= YIN. !Sis sJ-- Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

PROTEST AND REPORT OF HON. T. "; G,L S'.1,,;,.
The undersigned, member of the Select Coniinit,
tee 10 ahom tie objections of the President to the o,',
en,i,, bill "To provide revenue from, imports anu
change and modify existing laws imposing duties on
imports and FOR other purposes were REFERRED 1e.hg
unable to in The views OF The majority u we
committee would assign some Of The reasons when
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

Reso!r,d by The Senate and House Of Represenai,ees
Of the United States Of 7merea in Congress nsstmDsd'
t1eo-tirds 10th Houses eoncnrrtng therein: "at te
nllowinn amendment Of The Constitution of the u 81
in the 9Th section of the ls article, he recommended "
the Legislatures Of the several States, which, on inc
adoption of the same by eefourils OF SAID Legsa
lures shall become part and parcel OF the Constructor
Insiead Of the words iwo thirds, twice repeated IN
The second paragraph of the said seventh section'
stiiu,e in both cases. the words "a mhlory Oh 'he "hoie