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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09
ID. NJ. HOYT & cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE,
RictEIoyld, Va


UNDER THE EXCHANGE,
RietHiord, Va.
Drawing of Va MOnOnsaia Leucry clas. o, drawn Nov,
ai0os n IL 30 1872 70 81 - Is
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery No az R.,r,
% 90 y 81 81 / IS ns7
praSns g q {, Va q i.csbgTE lo.sIy Cas- Noe
sold by - ''''' 01p' M Mo Y 'S e Cove
D'isins e y: 81 l 81 5o'5y FIJI Neis
Ticket Nosi 81 30, Capital in the above, sold by
Belowwe publish the Schemes for November look over
your nS SIder. On % I lI9HT 4 Co 6n -
CAPITAL $4,000.
Fifteen Dawn Ballots.
AeIanra Va saturday The iah OF NoremSeq is
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Gs, 11'''''..".'.'............ -".."tieo0
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10 prizes Of 100 Of $40, 10 u 800. is Of 30 4S Of $50,
Certificates Of package, ESQ q sy Whole 20
5; hall; do.
s3O,OOO-2oo Prizes Of $500.
Amounting TO 100000.
a.Ga ss S@ H. iS S5 saO be drsys
GRAND CAPITALS.
$500 s.S ''''''' '.'..-.s.. ....el00O
49, -''''''''''-.''- .'...'..SsO
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prizes Of i5oa Of 1876 Of ias0 10 Of & c.e Tick
- cts SlO-halvcs 5-quaIters 2 81
Certificates Of raekases OF - whole tcketsI3n
no.....-...do.. ....-..2 half. do. ......s5
Do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quarter. Id. .....32 "a
prizes of SIS, 00o-Amountine 10 IS 600 Dolls
Va Lessbnrg Lottery Class O. for Isi2-To he drawn Ar
Alexandria Va on Saturday the 18th Of November 1872
GRAND Prizes.
Of e2SgOl 3 prizes OF $4,000
Of s25,0e} ARE
$3.50, s2OO> S75.OUO,
'V'''' $3.50. .'oV. .-.-...... -. 22T
uPii@cs OF. -lluJ
5J..do.. .of..................,9n
N. do. of.
l3l. do OF .............--.. A.
Tickets slO-Halves 5-Quarers2 5O
Certificates Of packages OF % whole tekets....siaa
Do........ do..."...& half. ..do....,......65
Please address ID NJ IIOVT a ro
se6 RirhncoJ ".
Drawing sent when requcsie as soon as the drawing
Orders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09
DAVID wALSH'S
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CiPKEss DRESSED sIIINGI Es.-s0OOO Cypress heart
~ Shingles, ready dressed ami % by 81 inches for sale
&C 10 4 WINSTON
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STATIONS OFFICE,
FOurfeeHfh Street.

STATIONS OFFICE,
FOurfeeHm Street.
Drawing Of Honongalia Lottery, Class n. Nov 5th
81 60 81 70 III % IS ana "a 81 IS
Drawing Of Monon .aiia Lottery, No IS, Nov. 7th.
30 So Is &c 10 % - - IS 81 % 50 50 Is 81
New Jersey No %. For Wednesday evening prize
OF sAsfC 6OO 50O, 200, ~ Of 100 etc. IS Mes IA
drawn. Tickets So.
Ieesburg Lottery, Moss Extra. For THURSDAY evening
pIize Of s2O' loco 5000 1000 1924, - Of 1000, etc
rs Nos II drawn. Tickets s..
hononsaia Lottery No .. To be drawn on Friday at
ne bIehsnEc a. - o'clock. prize OF s7OOo $500 iC9I
lOV ~ OF 100 etc. Tickets 81 50, IS Nos 10 drawn
Grand Consolidated Lottery, q Extra. For ssturd,,
evening prize Of lou. ifO 200 1900 10 Of 7sn &c
70 Nos II drawn. Tickets e.
N. H-Psekagcs, Certificates Of Packages single Tick
s and shares for sale Ia the greatest variety ami the real
h"Sy NUMBERS y. bIRATION llth VI,
.-,v.-,. Riehmoni,vs.
~ anoIuets cnnhdonial MOI
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25 PER CENT. SAVED.
CLOTHING OF TIE FIRST QUALITY

CLOTHING OF TIL FIRST QUALITY.
STARR co. are receiving, anu have now on hand a
~ large supply OF Fashionable Clothing. the Of il
cut and OIL made under tho immediate supc
OF WIN Il JENNINGS, whose superior taste ell acknow.
ledge who have given him iTsl- PanalJons the most
cnt part of gcn;icmans dress 10 well have been
brought To great perfection by whole attention
s devoted 10 that branch Of the trade Exchange Cloth
lux STORE opposite Exchange Hotel. nos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09

RrcHnosp. Va,
WouiD particularly invite The aiteu,s.n ~ -.
w hon Virginia an NORTH C.ro.aa y,sl,.o, n .,'s
70 The extensive assormeatoi e"'''"iis
China. oueensvsrs and Glass
% = BOW "esrei Al very redneei rriees on M. 49,,
cash. - H'k' "i~e""tt tf
~nrss are Of NY own importation aud eoa.s IA,
eb 'h'na Tcassts frnfr a. tesg
20 Hozen China Tea, r. $50 s ,,, "a, M,
~, sa So'nsDon AMI Printed PA @. ali sl..s
aO Covered Dishes and Pi,,,s
lbl Tur-ens and sauce rnrr,,.
''" anh k-uss. Common, Printed sad Chm.
oOD Common, Pfioiod aad China Rox,.
go peees common and prinicf R-ers ,,s p..,..
Gents 10 oil 49, "''" VIZ
~ blue, brown, shic AMI nl,-k Dinner s.,. .,,,
tanning 10 pieces. Tor els ''''e '"'
100 packages Of G.a.svar-
giAa e'onereu In Viz
PURCHASERS viii End Goods INV ar the similar ,.t
can pe purchased In any Of the Northern cie. Exs,o
article win be wsrranef to give perfect satisf.rtioa
may De returned sni the money refunded - "
r.iteniar pios will DC taken 10 select and p.ck s,,,
articles a. are ordered. 80 PN"~ sur"
au23 ~ -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09

A RTIFiCIAL FLO ~ EltS for sale No. any
n quantity, atthe lowest ash prices.
no Q hkS BUCKELEW, II street
SILk. LEGHORN AND STRAW BON
~ NETS of the best quality and latest styles for sale
as cheap as the very cheapest.
NOS MRS. BUCKELEW, II street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09

p.swins olths honenr.t.. Eur.-Cisss No as
w " % q - ~ ~ "a 10 - &c AZ
Nos - " 81 prize VI ti2S sold paid al ths Ofee
uJ Aao laiey a,ti aud ls,i at ihis Odies the snug
pfxs OF sio-Ahi seseial others Of siOo), SO 90 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09

SXIO-7 n boxes Of the above sze WndoW q ass-f1T
y sale cheaper than elsewhere Ia the city.
SAMUEL DOVE
Sign OF the Black Boy and Mortar,
Main Qfr.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09

DANTE PANTsi! PANTS lli-Apoiher supply OF
Panaloonf Just received ofthc most bic roods
cut by an experienced cutter, and fbr sale IS per cent
cheaper than ordinary prices for the Fame goods
Exchange Clothing store,
no sife n Hoe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09
FOR RENT.

IIERKIMER CHEEsE-IOO large boxes OF
IL Herkimer Cheese, superior qnality-foI sale
no a q WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09

Class 25-Drawns received Friday Evening, Nov 18th
Csphas-sl5OO, Of 25ol OF 1850, OF I251 OF lUn
OF zoo OF CO., 40 Of 600 i59of no. ~ Nos ~ drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09
TO VIRGINIA
AND NORTH Can oLlNA mHRcuAurr
JAMES p. FOGG,

The best Bargains offered Va tho sue-,,l ,hs ma,
,,... ehtensixe s--orinnenf of
CHINA. oUEENswARE AND cI,sx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09

GUN-sMGTufu0.-Ths ryr.r eoo,,.u.s n.
~ make "a order Disable aud s,asis osas and 4 aes
ouns rtoekrs shcred inta Psrcnsslon and afed In
Gun smfhior hnc al ths SHORE, ,,,s e w s'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-09
DIVIDEND.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
NJ. HOYT & co. will, TO day, move TO the Office un.
-. der the Exchange lIstel, formerly occupied by e.
Allen as Agent for Jas Phalen Co where they intend
TO do smashing business in the prize way. some fine
prizes TO 30 OF to-day. Call and get the 6rst ticket.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
HE CROPS

We understand from the country, tina, the dry, cool
weather has kent back the corn and oats; the latter
particularly, look very badly, and are beginning to
head very low, and unless have rain shortly the
crop will be seriously affected. it is too early to
form any opinion Of tho ,obieco crop. The wheat,
the early being ripe and mostly resped--is remsrk.
ably fine. There is but one account from all sec.
tons Of the State, and that is-that never before
was there sneh prospect r the wheat crop in this
State. The tobacco and wheat crop will 20 very
far to relieve the money pressure in Virginia; and
the habits Of economy that now seem TO pervade
oil classes, will very speedily put our money ma T.
tiers in healthful condition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08

The sketch Of Drs. Mott and Gibson from the
Louisville Journal, is any thing but complimentary
TO those gentlemeni but this is the tax that men
must pay who ask the admiration OF their follow
men. II they do not lecture better than they write
we think the hosts Of Students, who 70 from the
South, TO attend their lectures, would be fully as
we'll employed in the Schools Of their own States.
TRAvELs ~ EURoPE AND rHE EAsr. Bg Va.
isniine Mott, NJ. u. and T.. Hlrpsr & BrofLsrs.
NsD York, 1872. The reputation Of Professor
Mott prepared US 70 expect rich fepast from his
observations in Europe ond the East; bot We have
been not only disappointed, but astonished, 10 find
his work epmbrous, dull, prosy, ineerant, and very
incorrect IN style. The personal pfonoun occupisd
go large portion Of Inc Professors vision, that Eu-
rope was eclrsed. lie adopts as his moltoo, the
admoniiion Of Vireil;
"CPsinarn) absons, absenum, suditquc vidotque,p
which the Doctor appears 10 have translated with
enlarged freedom, that when a man leaves bis coun
try, he goes TO DO sson and heard. fIe certainly
conducted himself throughout bis iour IN accordance
with this liberal translation. Bot we could have
commended him 70 still better classical motto for
hs book u may be Tire, but is remarkably apprO-
pirate, and Is from Horacei
"Pauuriuni moncsi nascitur ridculus musn
We have been surprised in reading Gibbons
Rambles in Europe, and MOTIFS Travels in Europe
and the East, TO hnd such dearth Of everv hing
like enlarge comprehensive vic VS. OF medical phlIs
sophy their pages present. The first is proiesso,
Of surgery IN one Of the first medical schools in the
county, the latter is professor in one OF the most
ambitious medical schools in any country; yet 4
would be difficult 10 point 10 any two looks more
name and Jejune IN medical science. Their readers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

A grand convocaton OF the Darkies has been held
in Indiana, TO appoint Delegates to another sable
gathering TO come Off Philade phia, having IN view
a settlement in Oregon.
A wharf fell into the dock in Boston, las. week,
taking with il loo tons of pig iron and IA hhds to-
bacco.
The city of Bridgeport, Ct., refuses the payment
Of the elty debt, amounting TO sl500O0 contracted
Tor the building ola Railroad. These vile repudia-
tors ore Locos, OF course.
They have bird in the cage at Wheeling for at
tempting TO take of some negroes. He is to be tried
pulled.
The Report that Stanley had killed Wise. in a
duel, was travelling down the Mississippi River
about ton days ago, very current article.
Mr Van Buren, is making a large swell out West.
lie travels IN a jean frock, pretty we'll done for
oznabuig pants, ard CHIP hat with part Of the brim
m''sins-aud passes ngnt current genuine De-
mocrat.
Prof Ensy, the "Storm King has been appoint,
cd Professor of Mathematics, IN the Navy.
An ecclesAsiical council in Pnila, have decided
that the marriage Of deceased wlfe's sister, by the
late husband, Is not authorized by the resolutions
OF '95 and '99
Some of the real butter, from Phila, was put on
sale IN our market last week, only three DAYS from
the churn' and went off like no, cakes at 37i cents
cluster of old wood houses, "of no account
and belonging to Bank besides, were burnt in
Chariestown, Mass, last Friday.
MIR Post Master General WicklifTe has arrived
IN Boston, nnd taken rooms at The fremont How
fond these Cabinet folks are OF travelling.
That bond Of pare Patriots, the Abotonists
mustered lbs votes for a member ot Congress. tho
Other day. IN the city of Boston Quite eneourag-
ingl Mr. Scattering usually rises above that point.
The annual produce of The soil Of France has
Just been calculated OF over 500 600 0O0
I.oouIuc -Eff,.op .k.... oC Gil.
Bank OF rgna, we're knocked of Yesterday II
the Exchange, by Judge Lynch, at from 49i to sou
per share.
WINTER LINGERING TX TIE LAP OF JuNE"-
The wind chopped fairly round 10 the northeast,
night before last, and the cool brsezes Yesterday,
though somewhat annoying to those in drill pants,
would do much credit 10 November. IL IL 6ne'
however, for the ripening wheat; and few days
more OF this cool, dry weather, will ensure one Of
the best crops ever known.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08


kaehelots u.ll--whst ane lookinr place nh.
skspe me ~ sich" AZ the day. ofu,y lifst
.sare thlnk" what sblushin honor Il M
"Nislr al all 10 be tied 10 q wife.
ssee the ould bachelor merry andspi.seds enough -
Placing his.tAy bhtlen over the DIRE
Soon n "bois hot'-"rt fairiek." he's slad enough,
ar he were presenD 10 drink wnh the squire.
Not like a hog Of a husband, sttnx
Awkward enough. giving the child some tayn--
sm n nsea loly iclio ~ IN his arm chair siuirg,
sDrvii he bit" ever enter his door
Ills arders' store house mo. ne LAM
Things that have always been peis hbors abciore@
III. meal being Ger the table len sitting m,
. 'bri"g the tgafs"-hfc's but span.
Hunger now "returns' " he su,ok M ana tnl,,
"oeh behold hm" what Lord OF a inaa" -
Late In tho nlxht when he goes 60 bed "shlserins.
, ,Nisir BIT does he heat cbihi "squalP'-
Rolls gorlously over under his kivcrin:
"0ocd luck" to the Pietur' OF sbaeheior,s halo
Richmond, June6. 1872 Iva
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08

The Hartford Patriot and Eagle, appears TO be
The organ Of Capt. John, in the land OF woooen
nu,megs and horn gunnnts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08

n- The sale Of ihst valuab piece Of ground, where.
tho Ease Hotel f5imery sod lakes plsoe This Day.
ni2 O'Clock.
ice RI DICKINSON. Auas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

ton Of the resolutions Of tho Indian committee,
censuring tho Secretary Of War for refusing to
send copies OF papers In subject Of frauds on
the Chcrotces.
Mr.. Cooper, ch airman Of the committee, replied
10 the speech Of Mr. Gushing, and argued that the
House had right demand any paper Of the
above character from the executive department
Mr.. Adams coincded IN the position, aud spoke
until tho hour expired. The remainder Of the day
was devoted printed bills.
In the Senate las, evening. The Tariff bill was
ordered to third reading. This morning the
question being on the passage Of the bill, Mr..
Calhoun took Inc floor and made long speech
against it. Mr.. Benton followed the same
side.
The debate was further kop, up by Messrs.
Woodbury.. Evans, Simmons and Others, when the
question taken on the passage Of the bill and
decided in tho affirmative, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates, B1yard
Choate Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Crttcnden
Dayton, Evans, Huntington, Kerr, Maugum
Merrick Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter, SIM
mons, Smith, of Indiana, Sprague, TaIlmadge,
White, and Woodbrdge-25.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Bagby, Benton. Buchan-
nm, Calhoun, Cuthher, Fulton, Graham, KING
Linn, Mcitoberis Preston, RIyes, Sewer, Smith
Of Connecticut, Sturgeon. TaPpan, Walker. Wiz
cox, Williams. Woodbury., Wright, and Young; %.
Aud thea the Senate adjourned at > p. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

FLAG and Cohoa-For the las, pas, ten years
II has been the practice Of our farmers to purchase
cotton goods; and so common had it become rha.
1t was an unusual thing to fax growing upon
enc farm in twenty, but the embarrassmcnts of
the times has changed that state Of things in This
state particularly. Now almost every farmer has
patch as tho ground upon which it grows is
generally called, varying from TO three acres,
and we have heard ofone person who raised - a
cres this year. We are Of the opinion that there
is flax raised IN this portion Of the state
this year, than there has been for the fifteen
years previous. Flax and tow linen viii take
the place of cotton goods, and q large proportion
of the amount which has heretofore been sen,
out of the slate for cotton fabrics will be retain
ed among own citizens. Although do no.
wish 10 discountenance reciprocity Of interests
with different parts Of the Union, yet the south
has learned US lesson which has been ell nigh
fatal 10 Us, that every people mus, take care Of,
and protect themselves and their own interests;
and as the grea, Rev. JOHN ID. HorKINs would
say glory be Cod the Ilooshers are about TO
do it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
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OFFIcE INDIANA Mutual FIRE Insurance. CoMr.NY,,
INDi,N.roIIs, July 2s 1872.
EENIlE MEMBERS of said Company hereby notified,
that for the payment OF losses by fro aud liabilities
sustained and incurred by SAID Company since August
soszment the Premium Notes given said Company.
payable the Treasurer the eighteenth da
September ensuing to-wit:
On all dated before October l6, 1871, and
discharged, being from No. 10 No. 240l. both ncu
sive, ttirtee, and one-haU per cent.
On ali dated October 6, 1s41. and N be-
fore October ~ e4l being from No 2,i02 TO No. 2i07,
both inc usve, ten and o.e-taV per cont
On all dated after October 27 1871 and be-
December -, ls4l, being No. 2,40S No %
459, both inclusive, mine and onetay per cent
On all notes dated after December %, 1871, and on
before January p, 1872 being from No 2,459 No. ,,
l6, inclusive eteht and nreeqaaarsers pc, cen.
On all January -. IS43 and be-
fore March l., 1872 being from No. >, i6G No 2,is2,
both inclusive, eight ana ome-quartcr per cent
On all dated after March l. ie42, and or before
March IL, lol2 being from No. 2,iS3 No. = isl both
On all NOES dated after March H. 1872 and on or before
March II, lSi9, being No ISL hco and onc7,tGfcr
per cent.
On all dated after March II, 1912, aud be-
fore March -, 1872, being from No. ass No. 400,
both inclusive, one and Hree-quartcrs per cent
Reccps for assessments Will be forwarded Agents
ohef duly authorized persons, 10 whom Members are ex
peced to make prompt payment Interest viii be charged
on all assessments remaining unpaid and after the lth
day OF September, which day they pa yabe and
at the expiration OF thirty days from this date, delnquents
will he liable suit for the rhoie amount Of their Prem
Notes. agreeable to the eleventh section Of the Charter.
Notes Of the State Bank Of Indiana and of the specepny
Ing Banks in Kentucky aud Ohio viii be required Tor
In where have aIe1Gtcd their Policies by
sale Of the assured property Otherwise they hereby
notified that is duty surrender the for
charge, and the due the time of such
surrender agreeable the of the fifteenth
ton of the Charter, which he enforced by the Officers
Of the Company. THIS is important matter
bers. that Agents especially requested call their
enon to IL and information iii regard
thereto Policies for discharge should be forwarded through
the local Agents and addressed the Secretary, IN
'c3 Policy be Unchanged until The due
the Note up 10 he dte IF surrender be rst paa By
der OF Directors,
JAMES BLAKE, 7rcaurer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

Great numbers Of colored people crowded The
ferry boats during the latter part Of The day. seek
ing safety the other side Of Delaware
After the above written the work Of de-
siructlou commenced. At late hour last
evening we underst snd that upwards OF twenty
rioters had been arrested and brought before The
Mavor.
We know not how TO express our feelings al
this outrage, this destruction of lie, this waste d
property, IhIs Outrage upon the city Proprietv
We trust, that as some OF The rioters can be
Identified, that the utmost severity Of the law III
DC administered TO Them.
FIREs.-Stace the commencement Of the riots
IN The morning, there bad been large numbers oi
persons standing IN front Of new end handsome
though internally unfinished, building on LON
bard below Seventh street, called "Smlth Bene-
fciaI Hail.
Ii is understood that this building erected
ut the cost of a wealthy coiored man, residing on
Lombard between Eight and Ninth street, and III
the Lumber business but the impression was that
it had been erected for the purpose Of AbnlItion
Associations; and therefore 1t was doomed TO de-
struciIon.
Al about a quarter before nine o'clock. nm a
harm Of fire was given on the spot; but no fire was
perceptIble 10 those around the building. he
H4fnes shortly, however made their appearance
IN the rear of tho building and in a short time
tho whole mass was completely enwrHpped WIN
flames.
We have never seen-and our experience reach
many years back-so great destruction ~
little time. Shortly after the f. ling Of the
roof, the eastern side wall came down crushing
completely two stored brict building al It's SIDE.
Then the front wall fell into the stree, 10 the depth
of two stories.
While this building was burning, an attack was
made upon the gates Of meeting house on 81.
Mary below Seventh street. The mob obtained
entrance; but in this case. in the other, no IN
cendlarism was pcrccptibie. The tiamo at first
IA ntly gImnered on the peak of the root, and
the general impression was that the fire bad or
ginated from fakes falling from the building
burning to tie norhward
Ca nother Of these buildings did the firemen
throw any water; but their efforts and success IN
saving The surrounding tenemen's were as great
as is usually the case.
HaIf past trelre o'cloci-We have lst left
the scene--nll is quiet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

CouNrY Con4lssIaNERs The Board Of Coun
y Commissioners Of tins county, meet on Mon
GAY next. Merchants, would DO we'll 10 look to
their Iiceaces Sc.
We have heard II minated that a petition
would be presented 10 the Board, asking that an
order be made for the election of another Mags
tra,e in this Township, and in this city. We
have Magstr ard the Mayor of the CT
y. who have not business 10 occupy one fourth
of their time, therefore can see good rea~
why another should be elected. We believe the
people do not wish il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
TAVERN FOR SALE.

II ME subscriber viii sell private sale TAVERN
i and 20 acres Of first rate LAND lying six miles
Ccateve, Wayne CO., la. and three miles
Cambridge City, the National Road and tho
leading Iac ksonsbJrg, Waterloo The House
rst-rate twostory frame, with cellar under and
bulk TO il, one-stoy log dwelling house, and well
kind of door, together with
sufficient stable For further padcuars, inquire of JOIN,
Sutherland, the premises, the subscriber. miles
north Of Cambridge City.
f-If the above property sold before the 9Th day
September private sale. il shall be sold public sale
on ne Terms i'll he made known day
and good privilege wiz given st
dav oil prfl, -. The sale is be the premises
JOHN FINkET.
IuFv 3Hth. I-4l 3Gts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13
We acknowledge the shame.


The estimated expense of the Revolutionary
War, IN specie, is over l33 millions of dollars
To meet the immense charge. Congress issued
from no 10 ISL. S357, 416, oil, of conine tai
or paper money, which, during that time, deprec
ated hearty two thirds OF lis value. 10 addition
tn this. Congress obtained loans from France and
Holland; from he former. OF twenty one thous
ana livres }, S7S.S76 dollars; and from the i,t
ter, of p millions nf 1sres or SfO7f013. The
first loan was III IT'S, the last IN 1888
ID ladies get drunk, E2hraim!" ''No indeed.
SImon-n0t they. Bat then those who lace them
selves with corsers, get rather tight al times.
No mistake about it-I.azy rich girls make
rich men poor, and Industrious poor girls make
poor rich.
The Capitol at Ifarrisburgh, Pa. was struck BY
lightning on The 10Th uIt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

Eiections.-The returns from KENTUCKY
show that the elections turned upon local ques
tons The Relief party, men favorable 10 APP
prsisemen, and stay Of execution laws, it is tho't,
have carried the day. The legislature will be
Wing, however.
But few returns have been received from MIS-
SOURI,, the legislature viii be loco all over.
Partial returns have been received from ILL
NOIS which, however look loco like.