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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11
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Va Lccsburs Ltfcry, Class r. Tor Ist2To be ir,v ~
AcSstdna Va On saturday. 3h July 1872 Grsn Prrr..
s5VS l&bl 7-ol ~ ~ - OF iOlu. - 81 5u ~ If an
Loves, pri1e $40 Tickets SO shares in proportion
Neihcacs OF Packages OF % whole tic kcts ...slo0
bo;...'..'.. ..do .....t3 quarters.
70" u,sc5 and shares and ceuifcafcs of packages In
tl' ABOVE splcnid srN ctrs, address ~
20 q 2twdGc U,''',-t l.
AT orders promptly attended TO- aud an accom- ~ i
DR. ing cont ID oil "a hn nrller n - II ~
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T. X. LYON,

L. II. LYON,
SHIP BROKER AND CANAL BOAT AGENT.
Office on Main street, mp stairs door TO L.ncaster
Dcnby Co.
HAVE loeac1 self ia this city, for the
General Agency and Br' keTage Business aud am
pared puueiay To aircndto any order be favored
Will shall devote attention TO procuring Fregs for
Foreign and coastSise Vessels and Canal Boatz-iis-
charging tarcoes, collecting eisht bills extending Mani
tests aud Cearances. aud To Receiving snd Forwaring
with dispatch all Goods Consigned my address, intended
for Tcsihpincnt.
shall tkcwisc auendto the collection of claims In this
city, renting houses lng Slaves and all busi.
ness requiring tire all of Agent
Strangers visiting the City with Goods, will End large
aud convencntTo,m attached 10 my Office, the display
Of such articles as they may wish 10 dispose OF.
le II T. X. LYON
REFER 10
GovctnoI Gregory, Richard Rens EAR. NessIs Raj
/ Il a Peasants and Jacob LYON. Richmonl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

FORTUNES FORTUNESft
'i' and enrich yself out ~ hc annexed lotteries 10
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK, and others 10
be drawn soon. VIZ:
For Monday, al "a o'clock p VI in the Exchange
ititCs tlHto ls, ~, il. In oftIl fusf ftl fn Df
-" 20 20 10 Of @o, etc. 7jNos ant u Java fcs.
W Trcaily Evcninf Yer Mail
fLi.cs- tl6 90 fsn. 31u ~ IN Of tlut ~ ef4n oO
OF i'' ooti2i, etc % Nos anilI dtawn. Tckctss
For "Wednesday, n Fe,srsturr received on rburslay
P,rss-s qu1. enOo. $50 10. 100 sofs0tsofe, Oh
OF 10 80 o. ETC. - sos AMI 70 drawn. Tickeis 81
Gov Tlursday Eyeninr per Nal-AR,,b s.b.o,.
ftiAre tt.on'. ~il1 eu1. t0u 1Qp l.0 sl.i asa
bo, ltln ltp itp. lAH t2a ttn 81 of tssi I'D - Sd
ete. 20 nos. aud 10 drawn. Tckctssi1
Tor Ffiiav. at a o'cia.kP NJ inn,s rf-h,e-.
fircs tlIu. lsO. aOi l5.O t-ef 10ffnu 2 I'd rf,l
.i "" 0'i ~, l0of 10, ETC. - ani dt,Nu Tck
Saturday, 18Th July, al AleVsnJos.
VIII Dc drawn he W Msnnns.Il, Cl,.r 'r,l-..
thOu 2utO c0,c. 80. tl31 Nsn ian fso I'm 49,.
snt li 3of t}o sof i10 itu OF en- lOi of tul &c E
Nos y drawn. Tickets sio
Saturday July 2Srd,
WI We drawn Alessnir.a me Uni,p I.,tsry tr,.s
u ftirfa- tpOn, tO0n. an Ross V0 nft ta,s
80 III ioo 10 n 40, 10 IT 1000 cts, Isl N,s-iS
TOY NBAn ORDERS amended to with promrnea, for
'scEsgeso r fur single pcEst "
=. sasfee 10 shihe above, n proportion Or ssie bv
mu CHARLES WORKMAN.
NoRrHERN HAy-SObales Hay, ,ls, rec e.vss sr, e,r
safe ven loT, apply 20
jo@ JAMES FISHER . son,
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j III y Nj. % IL Il NJ ,
LATE
nnn 49, 49,. 49,.


OREM X MORLING,
IOULD respectfully the attention Of the cus,o.
w meri Of the late firm, aud the public generally 10
INV sorS Of spring aud Summer ClOtling which have
been selected with gttat care; and bcPc made th. M
manner, under my own supetuensancc. can With con
hdcncc oher te public, Clothing, which Tor ahiy ana
style cannot be aurpas cd In the United States Tie l
lowing list comprises ,au Of my assortment:
super Blue, Black, Olive, London Brown aud Invisible
Green Dress sni Fro, Goats
do bonoa1'ne, Imperial summer Cloth, Drsp a.
o.. ~" 10 DO
10 Linen and Bingham Coaicc AMI Froeg Coats
DO do do Biuue.- Era,rh .tvIa
ho Round Jackets. various qualities
fantalooEsi Of sln.l. u.ii aud Mctiuo Cashmere
Do Bl1et 9nmmei Goods, various qualities
DO GambGor n aui Jaufoon handsome styles
10 Fancy ILncn Drilling, white and rolcTef
Nesis-Siki ra'in Bombl-ne Chaiey valencia and Mar
seillcs
Shiits-Idncn Cotton ani SAX
Ho oms ant Collars, six sul IAnen TIikf=
stocEs. tfavais. >c1Its, sugpendeTa AMI Gloves
six ant Cotton Yalf Hose
silk and Ciugh CHAM UMBRELLA
Hus2ia Riding Belts, Shoulder Traces
ALSO,
samples OF the most Fashionable Goods kent in The
ryle. - '''' '-'e'
"enilemen IN wan Of C0tlius would 10 well TO call An,l
cNamlnc my stock, al am determined be unsur.
city. A A SPENCE kg.rt
az . &aia st, doors below Exchange Bank
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11
BY Il. II. DICKINSON


,,. THREE NEGRO MEN
WIZ Le soil ruis MORNING. a, ia - l., -,
OF my once, jAkely negro Men. gu - >" from
"H RI DlCKINsnN An.,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

hunonssia, No 81, draws tho Exchange Hafel Mon.
day Tic lth July, at - o'clock VI Pu-r--sl5 on
soc 500 l2i. IN OF 1000. 10 u 400 10 Of so str Il
ballots and II drawn. Tickets So 49, ~
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For Saturday, 10Th July.

Przes-7Joo ss>o, 2O0o, Of lOOo OF 500 5of 400
~, eie. etc. rs Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets 81 ~
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VIRGINIA
Y II o N HIN G nnr

Nearly opposite The RsH T,p,,,
ne suhseribers respectfully inform their frjer'ts b.,
inc public, that they have nov ON hand sn1 t =
N'el'hs' arc aud extensive assortment ~ =
- H. FAshtONABLE CLOTHING,
% we nosi materials art workmanship; eonssnv d, mn,
OF the following articles: ~ eu"s =" pait,
bEc' black green, ami ether shaes Of Dress anil F,
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
nver-t'Uats of beaver, pilot 10th a ,ue,.,, -,
Nater-rcpciant clo;h Hunting Coafs ' SO'Oui >
sslr1ctl Coats aud Panialoons assor,eI
hiue, black, and fancy Cashmere Psnt.to,,.
Black and fEuTed six Velvet vests
Cloth and Valencia a.
satin and BOmhszine a.
Plain and figured SIX a.
Cashmere aud Mcupo 40
Genuemcn's Cloth and Camlct Claats
lanes
t LIMB wool and heriuo shirts snd Oriwer,
IRISH linen shiffH
Plain and plated muslin fo
Tenants cclcbrstedS orkr
Nits,,e q, htSis trayais Collars, shans &C.
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sfn.nnn

Union Lottery, Class No To- Tor Isi2-To be drawn o.,
AeAandria ID G. on saturday the 2}d 81 JAY 1912 rs
drawn numbers. Grand Scheme-S3ln0 iino --..5
80 , 500, le0o, 1850. 7,O l60O 10 OF $50 l1 Of Ie0
IT. 81 JN, etc. Tickets si0-siaIcs In prororton
Certificates n packages Of 26 whole dc ke.s ai2l 10
n"..........d hall. ..Co...... h, cl
Do'..''... .ao........25 quarter. 10 .......5J 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS
Sc.
I TAKE this opportunity Of informing my old friends
Il customers anu merchants generally, dealins ia Rich
moni that have hand Of my own manufacture and
Importation, very extensive ot double and
angle Guns. Rss, Pistols, Percussion Caps aud every
article connected with the Gun trade. Also, splendid
assortment Of Cutlery and Fancy Goods all which
am determined to self very reduced prices for cash
THOMAS TYRER,
les Importer aud Manufacturer OF Cans, Rinrq &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

MG9oo 9s No 81 draws Al the Exchange Hotel Mon
soc 5,Ol l25i 10 OF iCOo 10 Of 400 10 Of 500 &c -
ballots and II drawn. Tickets So
leest9rS No %, draws in BahmOre, Mondiy the iIth
i1y' Ant due by Tuesdays mail Prizes el6 o. 81
3S1 9nc. 10 Of lOUc - Of 40 eOof $50 etc a. t.s,
amt II drswn. Tickets g..
Moa"nsala No 81 draws 10 Petersburg we,inasisv IA.
lAhialy and due THURSDAY morning. Prizss-sss' s5U
'V' ~ ioSe, OF zoo Of i1, etc IS ani u out
Ieesturs No e. draws in B,itrore Jplv is,h an, An.
lhlrstaY eyeaine Prlzes-ssOp, s3IC 500 41o slsll
2o PISA 9oo no l6d0 $50 IiuO lao izr0 ,s,o ~ .,
'''' 0i o. exc 20 Nos 4Hd IS ballots. Tickets s0.
Monongaa, No %, draws AZ the Exchange Hotel Frii,y
H -.I 10. inIy, at ~, 3. S,eloek P.Sssso $50
70 ballots and II out. Teketss2.
MononEAlis Class No I, draws at Aeraadra July 18th
Pdzss-eS5,0o, 1900 cor 4i.O 33s7 200 800, 80
lH1 itlo Of 1900 OF 1900 Of 1850 100 Of SO Icl
Of i"' etc Tickets sl0.
Union Lottery Glass No To- draws At Alexandria ssur5,,
rrzes-sSl00 1880. 5OG. 3S55. go. rlio 1910 l=fn
l'V lt 10 Of 1907 10 OF lOO 10 OF 30 etc Tekefs $40
Leesburs, Class X draws at Alexandria, Saturday
PI'zes-s OOO I25O. .0O iIso - OF 1000 - Of 20
Soi 81" FIRST drawn s ~ OF "a sl6i stu or Oh sl2
np5-orders from the country any Of the above
seheme neosnE the cash, will bo promptly anen dsI TO-
ia II MN. b CLARKE
=. &. CREGOR co.
MANAGERS.
| OFFICE on Main, 2,lf a5or Gsi.s C,rne, Main an,
lfh streets.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
This (Moniay) Evening at the Exchange.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

tor Iturst1y Evening" per Mal-A Rich a-hross
ftisee er.uh. eilu euO. Nr 9plO rsn sl.l 2t.i
20 len lco 40 20, l20. IN t0 of tuu 3D. ~ 81,
etc. 20 Sos. aud ID drawn. Ttketssiu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

Leesbure, Extra % prize Of s2iQO0. $40 600 f06
- : - iD ~ 90, - OF ~, etc; IS Nos-l5 draw
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Thursday Eyelins.

Pnzes-ss0co, 1000, 1900. 1870 OF 5o0 Of no 2of
S<s Of o., etc. etc. 75Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

W Trcslay Evcnnf Yer Mail
flt-cs- tl6 Ga, fitn 800 2 ~ In Of fluL I'D .fls1
OF i's " i2t etc 20 Nos aniIt dtawn. Trkcfr a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

. For Monday. al "a o'clock p. VI in tlr Exchange
fnE6s -slilVo stsu ~ t1Si oofii0l tOof 10 io ed
y" lnoi 81, 70 OF &n, etc. Is Nos ant u ifawa &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

Wednesday Evenine

NJ, .,.,., lesuAy Evening.
OF leo. 81 OF loo etc. etc &C Nos-ii drawn 81 =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11
J. BRANNAN & cos
OLD DOMINION CIOTHINo Srn1
ADJOINING IOin Earla,-,. IT.s,- 60 OaNFSs

Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee Hons o,.,
Il. II. jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main 81
W. would embrace this opportunity and rnctIo,o,
uiasins u snown 10 The citizens Of Riehmonf ;, -
sil ani u. STATE iafwe constantly keep on handC o,
~ ~ a KIM AMI more especially f0T the Current ana a.,
preaching seasons, Which viii sell al reduced pr -
easl,. Mcrcspceuuly invite all o. call and nsnsr, -
Soes, NhcihcF they want the goods OF not; All ra5s ~,
AM the money refunded -'' 10y oS ie'iIhcd
All goods warranted. -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

80 ~, = , :. - IN Its BtNK Or VA-The p,,,l
- ~ nave dreAred Dividend Of fvyn ~ s,,,
80 ~ t itsi - months profits Of the nsfi,nI,., ~
- : uel'eon on the new -uck. of uua,f,t ~ -.
= csnt pr share bouusto BE- paii o. ~. @l,,e " '
nlhonSn the profits woui have atrhorz.,i , l,,..s A
o u Nas decided not TO make Il, until sprcie raw
ju 3 DIV ~ st,,p -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11
HOOPER 4 eRarr


V inSttNih-h ChaHcery.-At a CON co--,o7,ei
-'i ut'r lpt Louisa county, 10 the COM, t,.
"s.vo' Hn iIcsday, tho liih cay Of June ist5. 0'-
a, ,tiau humphrey, who cues a. Tue ne4f tt-,t - ,
1v iiul ~ ~, lnomls hilgmIiIey, wm / IIumsS,cv
'.li5l humphrey Elizabeth llumrhtev Doto.is
,sy sarah Humphrey, who are infSBs I,f , 80
Ar,inst PainU0s
Itln,.4nttn Humphrey, WIN Humphrey. Tlomss F,si,,
~, ,,ei,ui hs vie, lhomas Harlow ami Inry 81 49,
'4s.- -n1 Ninef,a he wife, ncnainin nivis 1,r.,
nsN.' rusan Davis, john DAVIS, Helena n,ei, ~ 49,,
49, - = m'n Hnmphroy. lanes Oliver aoi N,5 ~
~ lfNis hunfhrcT fni Deipby bio vic NJ. ''
q, nc Ieicn ilnis, blniImn DAVIS Ist6.. p,,t, -.
49, ,,Nh pa'a, Helena navi8 nepi.ioin D,vi. h.
ti,- huinlniey Jane Oliver ami Ssfrv IN. ~.
~, 4, i,iiey lndpelphy his wife not havrr catered
~, s{p'alN9cf and fvcn secuf " .crofdirrfo 80
w., o, lha 'oufi, add 90 apGslrina 10 he s5l.f,r
~ ,ne Noui ihai they nut inhlbnanfs of III,
th We notion oithc pa.nuds Iy tbeir council h h.
iAt ihc sad tcilu ianfs, ueuIau r. LAWS r.wr.
49, 5,'.n pav, lola Dave, Helena Davis Benismn
S.'l. ~ tHtingu Humphrey. iIIlr1 Oliver ana No. =
W. vile LOWS Humphrey ans o. lphv HE vile a. s@
"fllIf Uf 41sccs HI Uur lit Count III inc f,,,t It
"n tlc ~ Woo ~ Boo scftctnb nc a. asl an -
~ ,he ltn'nisi anil thar copy Of is ORDER a. crft
VIII Inserted n some newFparcr ruhf hel \, t, o.
~ Ntiu'ni iot two month s.si.,iy sn f,t ,o,.
Icf coy % posted AZ thc from io1r of tho Com Jf.
~ ihh Comfy, on some Count DAY.
Copy. Ttus,
p" ~" JOHN UfNTFV q e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

leesLurg, No 81, draws Ia Balumore Monday the ilh
l1ly ant duo bv Tuesdays mail Prizes M : 81
3Sil no. 10 Of lOc - Of az, 2Oof $50 etc ~ L.a,t
and II trswn. Tickets g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

o. tpf Ffldlv. ai y o'cork inuhe Tfrhrrr.
furce tibu. ESQ apl ll.O ilsf p "a fnu p Ia rtp Z
VI - oot ~ i0of 10 etc. % Nos ani itdr,Dn TIck
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11
PLEASURE BoAT ron SALE.
a!siSs;

/ HAVE for sale small Pleasure no,, ms, t.i,. l., =,
- pond me isuring p feet in I.D.,h ,., IA
" Will o'paoie 81 carrying from 70 a, n.,-,i
ahi"ny requiring one horse 10 draw H. IT,. 49, -,
n's oay oeen built two months and will be soil h,r-,;a
Der a, his hoat Yard tic Peniteniary pond '''i-
ynS JOSEPH SHIFT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11
CLARkE's OFFICE.

"Anorders confidential.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

For "Wednesday n Petersburg. received On Tburst,,
Morning
saNo. eoo. is9o. I20 lo2. of50i Of 90 2j
Of Us, 329 ofDt u, sos ani lf dawn Trtst1
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For Thursday Nornins.

For Tuesday Evening.
tcesJurs, Extra 81. I rTize Of sI6OG i0nn am aOjo
IDOL lVsl, etc. u Nos-li drawn. Ticket Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

Mnnonsalis. No Is. prize of sssO 2Sn 100 ll5D
oI s,O, etc. - Nos--lf drawn. 1Iekets 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11
TO PAINTERS.

ALSOMINE, substitute for White Lead. new
Il article which has been used in Now York din lie
;sior House, aud olsewhero) with great success IL ia
hercI more durable. (not being affected 10y HIGHT and
naiy washed when solodO perfectly free ffom smell or
nc dceteiou us effects arising from the White Lead
'n1 s lar noie beautiful giving the wall the appearance
m White Marble. IL h. calculated for inside vprk cni
~ good painter, who understands DIsrEnPRR woEx'
iih directions for using by
an BOLTON & HARRISON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

sTkATrON's OFFICE,
F1iatseHh Street
THIS DAY.
To be drawn AZ 3! o'clock, i. NJ, Of the Exchange.
N9nenEalii No -. Iprze Of $1,000. 500 3JOp ilJO
iVol lVJ', etc. - Nos-li drawn. Tickets -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

,Mononsaa No ~ draws 10 Petersburg Wednesday ti
lNh!Iuy, ana Que THURSDAY morning Pri-ss-,o.,0 .ss
lSa, i25J 1862, OF j0J, OF 4,l etc IS anl Il ONT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

IN wani Of Shoes Tor their Harvest Hands
~ ISspeSuuy informed that We have are stScl or
---t ANS on hsn't which suit admirably for mar
ling Als1' supply OF the best Civ maJe R,S,,--
ooth iussci and black, which viii sell ehesp or e'
r,.,...-L,r Y WATKINS & co
Je - old opp1sfe rttius 80. 49,. a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

FORTUNES FORTUNESft
Call and enrich myself ont of the annexed Iouercs In
b. drawn soon.
OF TEuIEg Enp -rfts v,-f.ut-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-11

II I@I-4'DID oOIItMES FUK THIS WEEK..
This (Monday) Evening the Exchange.
Prizes-slst0o, sou 10 Of 1000 etc. etc. 70 Nos-li
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
S2i,7l9,000

HENRY CLAY AT EVANSVILLE, IA-This dis
tingushed Statesman passed place his New
Orleans, Monday evening the Steamer Rainbow
Our citizens informed of his coming.
the g,n VI receive him. The old Wing piece, that
beched thunlers the glorious OF '39
40, GRAINED the muzzle, and the
and passed to wharf. flung
echoes Joyous shouts of the Wings who
lined the bank. As landed, Mr.. CLAW
upon guard and bow repeatedly the crowd, and
they three loud and hearty cheers fol War
~ OF Yves, As many could do .o paid their
spects Mr. CLAW and invited him through
the President Ciay Cub spend following day
with This invitation MIR. Clay compeed reluc-
family decline bell ringing their
leave without first expressing ardent attach
ment his interests, and their determination remain
steadfasI faith The thunder
ed and Mr. Clay passed on-ths 'prde and hope of the
Wes,--EranSriHe Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
$ c tile U D.

ME following resolution adopted By the city COM
ell, at meeting held on the 9th inst
desoiued the and Conmos Council OF ths city
Richmond that each and holding ciaim
unsettled the city hereby requested to
for the sitting Of sooncil
which will held evening Of Thursday the 18th
.st tha. examined and il b al
lowed by the present board the council anxious 70
Indebtedness of the city tbs close OF the
wear
By order of the cosne, d. P. Holloway city Clerk
Richmond Dec. 10Th 1912
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

SUICIDE.--We are Informedby gentleman from Gar
diner, that Young thar end to MS
istence Thursday Of last week shooting himself Ths
cause this rash said follows The gem
teman attached lady, with whom he
last soring lady refused to receive
his addresses-upon which he threatened 10 Kill himself
By influence the lady induced to receive his Wis
All passed smoothly until day last week,
the gentleman called the ladys residence and
refused any The gentleman declared
that he would end e-ihe lady laughed a: him-ani
he lef, the house. Ga Thursday, loaded nIsket with
three balls went his fathers wood house, and is
supposed placed the muzze of the his heart, and
with help of long stick all thee Of the balls
body, and passed directly through his heart
When report g1n heard, notice taken
supposed shooting for sport and the
body was no, discovered hours after The
name Of the young man vas Francis Jackson This may
be 4e7ed we think X onaGncc real e.-FIteh-
6iirgt GLASS J Sentinel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

CLOSE VoTISG. Political results sometimes
very curious. 10 the town OF Windsor, Mass,
the Wings 10 1910 succeeded in electiug their
candidate to the Legislature by one vote, IN 4
the democrats succeeded BY vote, and 10 AZ
the wings again have elected By one majority.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
RICHMOND, MONDAY. DECEMBER u, 1912.

GIVE are indebted to the editors of the Bal.
imore Sun, Dayton Journal, Dayton Transcript,
and the Cincinnati Daily Chronicle, for early CO,
pies Of the Presidents Message.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

ly, Esq. TO receive il behalf Of the State, and
mole from The Treasury Department received
lately, Informed me of the paymen, over TO him
of the amount due. As the act of Congress au.
thorzing The distribution Of this fund among the
States, has ceased TO operate, nothing further IS
TO be expected from that source Had IL con,inu.
ed IN force whilst would have paid 10 the States
fund, part of which is justly due them by com.
pact, and has long been withheld, II would also,
especially At this time, have been greatly beneh-
cal, IN mitigating the severity Of our rates OF
direct taxes upon the people 1t would have en-
abled Ohio in a fe years to pay her public debt.
debt incurred for those great internal improve
ments, that have opened channels of trade be-
tween the lakes of The north and the great navi
gable streams that empty INTO the Mexican Gulf
These expensive works, while they always will
be OF great advantage TO the people of tho State,
are at the same time OF incalculabe advantage 10
the commerce of the whole Union, and as such
present strong claims upon nation al patronage
Had the State been permitted TO receive It's pro-
portion of the sales Of the public domain,
citizens would in some measure been reimbursed
these immense debts which they have incurred
for the benefit Of others ell as for themselves
In connection with The subject il should DO re-.
membered, that our great lines Of cana! will be
more less productive. trade shall be cherish
ed or depressed on the lakes of the north and tho
Ohio and Mississippi rivers Immense loss both
OF life and property, Is constantly sustained on
The lakes, tor the want of Improvements Of har-
bors at proper points on these inland sens
Ga The southern Termination of our camel, the
Ohio river forms link in tho chain Of navigable
water, extending from the gulf of Mexico TO tho
interior Of Pennsy lyania. To clean out obstruc-
tons 10 these rivers, the General Government
has heretofore made Il few comparatively small
appropriations. and aterly entirely neglected the
subject. 1t concerns the interests Of the State,
we'll as The honor Of tho Union, that this i'm
providence partially Of the general govern
meDt Sd ID meet timely aud energetic remon-
STRANGE, from every legitimate authority"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

NTOTICE-Tne given the purchase Of goods. At
the sale of the D.rsoa.f property of Benjamin Sokes
der, due on tn. 18Th of December, 1872 Prompt
p.ynsnt 10 required Or w be left IN ofee.
hands for collection
Dee. 10, 1872. u. r. Wl0OfSS, bAseaioI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

GIVE invite The attention Of our loco friends
to tho letter Of Gen. Jackson, published
first page. Who is nor in favor Of an exclusive
metalrc currency! But prehaps Gen. Jackson IS
not a Democrat. When will the loco sapience Of
our town again resolve in solemn conGc that
there is not "Dsmocrat' in the land, and that
,here never has been one. who advocated an ex-
elusive metallic currency? Go il, Iiile 'uns!-
when will Jour mothers know that you QUIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

ORIGIN MAssAcHUsETTs SENATE.-In
lecturing before the Hamilton Literary Associa-
ton OF BROOKLYN, on the subject Of 'ihe Jurispru-
dence of the Puritans," p. w. Chandler Esq Of
Boston gave the following humorous account of
certain difficulties in the General Court Of Mas
sachusetts, which resulted in the establishment Of
the Senate OF that State, as at present constitu-
ted:
In accordance with the charter, tho governor
and assistants were elected annually by the free
men and altogether constituted the General Court
In this originated the present representative eys-
tenn of New England. The representatives aud
assistants met IN common, and the governor pre-.
sided; but occasionally alterca lions arose between
them, and finally, while gravely discussing a case
presented by poor woman for the recovery OF a
pig, the breach became so wide that all attempts
10 heal II were in vain, ard the controversy end.
ed IN separation of the assistants from the reps
resentatives, and their organization into a sepa-
rate body -precsely equivalent to the Senate,
each house possessing check upon the other and
IN all respects, constituted rs now. The lecturer
here remarked that the cacklinR Of goose saved
Rome; and i, might be said, with equal his,ori>
cal truth that pig the father Of the !Massa-
chusefts Senate
The following, from the same lecture, may
serve as hint TO certain fashonabIes Of the bre-
sent day:
In l619 the magistrates and citizens formed
an association for the purpose of arresting tho
practice of wearing long hair By the men-a Gus.
tom which they pronounced uncivil, unholy, and
every way pernicious. This the first
cated effort in America for effeciing by moral
force and enasion, a reformation Of tho several
churches earnestly exhor,ed TO preach a.
gsnst long hair.