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g. Tho correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot treats
with ability, the subject Of Mr. Rhcus pamphlet

Ii'Thc House, yesterday, engaged q four hours
debate upon bill 10 extend the jurisdiction Of single
Justice to amounts Of $50 IN the Of tie discussion
the merits and dement's Of lawyers, clerks, shcris, clod.
hOppcrs and cOn-iablcs oil Cnnvasacd. On the one
side It conended that the bill would greatly diminish
the costs Of suit and relieve the great body Of the people
oi the paid Ia lawyers, clerks and sheriff..
On the other, oil these positions assaed and 1t was
coniondcd, that the costs would be- diminishcd-that
litigation would be- increascd-thn the rights ~ persons
would be- iuvadcd-n tho denial of trial by Iury-and the
interests Of creditors Icoparded by stay of execution,
without adequate security.
a motion for indefinite po-,Ponsmrnt fulcd-nany
opposed ,he principles Of the bill, expressing the wish
that tho friends Of the might have an opportunity
oi presenting II IN the acceptable form.
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glory aud full OF political success NO, Ia u- a. Common
wealth slone, hut t. the Wings 81 the uion The standard
hss been again iesrcd IN thc beautiful West The vcsta
nc, that has nSNer been eNtnguish,d has been ypnh,
upon oat altar. aud the spirit has gone sbroSd which
m oto led on the lioosier phslanN conflict and gory
AZ least thousand delegates were i'm attendance un
eHsiness ConreHfioE' The Hon. S,ArEi DlaoER was
renomiuatcd by accamston aud the Hon ions H. Ran
LtN ut laporie, was unanimously placed upon the ticket
as The canddac for Li.nIsnant G:oNrrnnr.-Nnt Ia.
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To the Democrat. OF Luncnburr.

Ne pemocra,s' and can It he
our principles You have iorsaken :
msh.N'~ me much-Sh! wuc l. me.
'"' "'t'h' I'm sure, must s"1n be shaken.
non'v" hoas,ed You would never change
our principles you'd meier surrender;
H. "o"Hn " You u may seem strange,
"'''A E"" must be Knocking under;
For, when was bu, yet lad.
"' "'u"r Was the mighty Jackson;
,"1 "'h You raNed aud pitched, like mad,
''u '""'u mat No" would Turn Your backs on
Any man VIA" dared To frown
W. OF oppose, the valiant Hero,
S"t now your Zeal is cooling down,
'""S /" soon VIII Ice at zero.
u'd Hickory was all III" 90.
49,, 10 "'' 'lS' conlu You discover
'"'o', the SlAesinan-no.
y" "'ts'u hih iondly, ne the Lover
""u grasp ih' haH-eNiended hand
NJ ~ ." "h"h nus soul delighted
:, .',.'.' T"' Wo'u at MS command,
'''N "'" vows We're pliShied
!,n M uaI'lG deeds YOU loudly sung
AT - Wv, 'o"sn' yr' he i'ught harder
W. 80 .'H W'IAih rnnS
W f'''"'' S'u"hi'
snu WnIh ''e Hero, IN pou,,
w. W VIC I"""S i'"'h MI biddle,
IT. ~ you "VpP"u anu Skipped about,
''s "''SS'' !" ue hdd'e'
M, ""., ms specie Lcuer came,
~, -, $3.50 Wy .'''us You wanted;
VIII -. " ".' '" 20 ms name
Joy ~" "''' ''E" iaih'ed'
III" -. i p',, '" ui "a, 10 inc Skies
WbiI. IN d,s,,,s, 49,, ~, ~. i'' ''
Un"n H." ~ W vL,'y, you io"eI your eyes
'"' n' A'oh'
IN ,i,,a,. -, "' ne"'S Schooi-
M Gaelic, g. T ~ '''''"'oiis
IN R,Is -, pi.,l',L r, ~
"''1 >''''''u'''h-'
But sun vas n N1n;s.
And of | ch.,t.J ,,i,h -. -
Though nm spbs,, go, - ,,
49,, "'''" n'shet
You talk of maJnrss and NJ -.
And how you'd n,arch-,ve a, a.. -,
To bring The traitor. ,o tbsir r,,.n
A nmllifying. vii, asp,r,,t
he President oh shame, oh .b,,,,,
No-sooncr would van s.,>. 4, 80,
Ynu wrapt HIM nm mol, ,ycIi i .s,,F
But now the scene, - vastly cL,r,J
LaihonD's ON. al v,ur Ic,Jin, r.,
T,",I 10" vi" h"' own the corn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28
Ano,ls, Janaiiv q"a,,ri o"oas The D,moeratr

0BflgrtV tor "tLipg fbs Honey'
The Loco turos really seem ~ d bad box" Tsc,rd
around ihcm--dseat before them One quarrel IL not
healed before another brock. out Deceived by the cleo
oi 49, and concsyin rhe victory already won they
giving lopse to the pa-on- which should have been
restrained until they Of the wood" Nor are
their d-onpns ayodahlc y the exercise Of any degree 81
prudence, curobo by any address Of their napoger.
They caussdby the Nature o things aud yond the
reach o remedy II tic Wings are entertained by the
spectacle Of Loco Foco d-enon let them also profit by
the example Lci Them Keep cool, united and fu For.
them good turn Tor her former severity and will
speedily acquii hore Of ihe obligation. They are a ma.
Jory Of the American People and II they choose 20 r..
claim tc rights wrrst'd from them by rcncher the day h.
not now distant when they will have ilc opportunity
Union II doe WhiR pr the snkc of the Union" Let
fbis though cmnuaine rom one who has abandoned his
own sentiment and with E.lu wcakncss cytngui-hed 10
e same instant ihe Affection and confidence and adnra
ton with which hc had inspired the hearts ri hundreds oi
uiDusanda of IBIS cpuutymrr and cnCcd the opos Of "a
bright morning." "Dur watchword and rcpy.r "Thc
union o tho Wings Tor the sake Of the Union" The sen.
um'ni D. 'yc'ony patriotic, from what quarter u
may.
We inyifo the attention ~ our wise Democrats Iawgiy
ers here w io iuct that their brother -oac ll al New
Hampshire, much in favor n New Ilampsnrcs rocoiy.
R h' land money, and h very conclusive there.
tor lot "s 30 tc 81 the privileges ~ free press
unite oH' pcr-u'-ips 60 his Let tell them that the
dear people, whom they love well, will be badly
cd, 81 Tie money takcn that b. ~ fhsrs legally hon
'sy rghcou-y ot the land theirs and u course the
money BE- os much inr which the land was sold That j.
oppressive 10 make hem pay taxes, such time "a
his beyond e Indispensable sty Of hc case; tut the
people will laugh oscorn the aimsy prccnces upon which
The fund rejected, and IN them neither nor pru
cple prWd',ynoi real nr afeciston Of lofty principle
aud ncouup'bihy, not The hing itself When argument.
Ia The understanding fell appeals the fears sometimes sue
r0e f Ga. I..r. N..... a.,
much more from the ndcule ,nd contempt which will pur
sue her. she husspe- and wrongs hce IN the preposte
rou' expectation u attaching atigml MI Clay We en
Prss he hm belief i1the who yotcs 70 reie,t this find
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28
WIN cnNvrNr1nN IN INDIANA

preatand oyous Convention Of the Wmgs Of the State
o lyUnv, was held on the l7t instant at indianapolis, Of
which the following brief only hos yet reached ~
IN printed forms
From The indianapolis Journal, January 49,
Tu CovvEvriov-Our paper goes press just IN time
permit barely that he sereHfseHh day 81
JaRparg hos been glorious for the Wings Of lodans
II hs- been the dsybreak u great dsy iul OF Ponep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

The Boston paper state tho, Gov. Marcus Morton, Of
Mas'chueett', has received requison from Gov. Nc.
Dowel oi Virginia, for the delivery Of Isumcr They
do moi stats whether Gov Morton has complied or whether
be- will. The o0uCsp0Bdspcs between these brethren Of
The party faith will be- expected with considerable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

The Loco-FocOs ~ The Legislature Fnday finally
patched up their difference concerning the State Printing
BY agreeing that the Legislature should choOse Sste Pm
publish The Legal Advertisements Sc. while each
House should elect SONG other person firm 10 do 10
Printing This result attained large cot 81 time
houses having been pui 10 requ uOnr The Sensles ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

u The Pennsylvania Legislature is Gerymandering thu,
State UNANIMOUSLY tisn Locoocoi.m proposes 10
Gerpmander Virginia These things never help those who
have them, IN the end.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

u GEORGIA ELECTION.-Two countle. remain to
be heard from Present of the yoieC raWford fh,gJ
2i339 McDougad deco l9,I56-Crawford'. majority
$40 Mr. Crawford has received his credentials. and We
presume BE- already at his post.
The election IN Ge"rgiu, though the result BE- Of iue
practical moment j. universally regarded cheering sign
a. turning OF The tide and the opening Of brighter day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

~ Nlr. Cabouns prssse, urgng the zone term
principle" a. ,gh and as sanctioned by tie people. Mr.
Rhet At m his pamphlet They could not see II In
1870. With equal consistency, the Chbhe7ton Mercury,
Mr. Caihos mouihpiocc, and the strenuous psrti1an OF
Mr. Van Buen, ~ -iJ - full Of apprehension Of the
abolition consequence ot h election and charges his party
at the north with intnguing Tor abolition support The
charge - ~" doubt true, bet not than was in
1910 when the Mercury supported him the Presidency
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

will be held or the nonson-ics &C, nv
the people 1t his county.
We conc a, length to the psp,rwe wish -ubaat to
the inspection OF readers the resolutions adopted by the
Isaac IilCslhoun wing ct the New Hampshire "Dcmoc.
racy" 1t will be seen from it that the iuPrcgnabc Loco.
oco part, in that State have been sndcrcd M already
by the Calhoun and Van Barren contest and are all by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

friend at Washington sent us % ctter ihe other d,y.
from which we extract the iolp~ing-
"Ihe members, both democrat. and wings appear 10 be
n fine spnt' to-day The wings hsvc been whipped iui,
good humor. lheurd democrat from Tennessee tell the
following story Of. and io Ic whgl, which uey laugh
ed heartily. lie said, 10 coming through the State of Ohio
ho stopped cabin get drink ui water and e recon-
nled the q the cabin be- n gih be- had formerly
known While talking her about old times nix foot
ne negro came up them, who The informed him
was her husband AssOUn The negro left thcin the mem.
Der iod inc wonau that he syDrscd her dsg.
eng ersei 10 which she replied Sister sal has dsgrace
herself n0fss Than have lie asked how. She answer.
Post '''
" The Young Men. King wunu r.,i Ay.t,p.nes s,ei.ty
VIZ hni meeting az lr tiuaH Church on -1tir, f. a.
i) NJ February nsu Atr-'s MAJ expected fr ne a.,
Voc ff-fdeut W. Ro y NAfur geeret1f. AMI att -
. sre invrsd T. l'fnl ]. HFNRY COgIitTt. s.sr,t,,y
ja }5-,rm
THE ANNUAL FAIR.-Tlf annual Far ~, u.. ,.r.
NJ u The "Fema' Humane Aso u be- heb! thu ,e,rye
Hotel commsne nr ou THURSDAY ,hc gdof February. nQt
BC BOOK AUCTION CARD-We invite public suenio, 10 ,,,
sa' Of ehos M',esneous Books a evening u oels ID.
collection % superior sui BE- dpo-.d ~ b vi,b,u, 10
serve
y 2s-d2t TNIOEs = BPOTHrE Au,r,
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TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
Eor sale Hy
SMITH DRINKER L NORRIS


EOWTi19 Nfia Remarkable Ticc- OF ,r Pittt T,etf
aSd scenes Illustrative Of striking 1sslFrs history Poetry
chiefly The counties II Durham aud Northumberland
.t'--By VIM Huwrt author ot Hural Lite Engini
ksNutr EtHDFr. sketches prominent UtyEi
medical schools pais Literary percentage scenery
GcBy VIM Gieou " o., professor ~ surgery the University
NJ Pennsylvania, Sc.
E~s,s-y Co,mS-C ruvs. 7t,N MrecT--Einhasy To-
Eastern Courts ~ COCHIN China Slu and Muscai
suopo Pelcogs, navd Go.ngrf commander during
years Ir32-'1-4 ny Edmund Roberts.
A Noys1E WoRtp. Including Emharsy Msrat
anil SIAM 1890 1897 by W. w Rusclcnbetgrr NJ
H.. suron the a. = Navy Member ~ Academy
Sciences n Philadelphia So &C author 81 three yelis
CRY CAtFIts, along
Persian Gull aud The Mctcrrat including
Coaof Ania anil nTour the Island ~ socofm hy ~ wen
sted. Esl, y. g. r. &C &C..
TEWEts MyNtcu l-taSp CrnN Go-Nauatyc ~ Tour
North America, Mexico Mines d,i Monte.
Tinted States AMI The Colonies with an
Island of Cuba, By Henry Tudor Esq.
TH'vtta ~ RrSors AN rnr E,sr-Emhracng 'ohcryaon'
nai during Tour through Great Britain Ireland France Belgium
lluulp Prussia SlSoy Bohemia Austria Blyana Switzerland.
loniar, Tuscany tho Papal NearoHian pomnou.
Malta tr Island, NJ tie Archipelago Grcrcs EDrt Afa Minor,
Turkey. Mublva, Wol1cha and funraD ~ Valentine Mott W.
D. President N he Medical Faculty NJ bo rnverp ~ New Nork
-
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o. The House, after trying Tor four day. the experiment
Of meeting ut u o'clock yesterday gave up had Job.
Somurh for Dr. sinHion's essay In rcrcnchmcnt and
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IN" uhctbe u The Carpenter and Joine
At hs Oh 'lni The oi the fs Baptist Ciuf,h tenders
he thanks m oi I.d- pstfon- share u the
patronage and that o. The pubic general
4
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SUPREME COURT


III It'FIL y. JANIS WATSON WEE.
DEAR SRA recognzancr with surety for your
aRce Of the Court Of Oyer aud Ternner 10 be held in
and for the county Of Montgomery the ndict.
mcnt Tor hbe James Fenimore Cooper required IN
tins case. II such ecoguzlnco made with surety 10 be
approved by the Recorder of the city New York and
hled IN The Clerks office of the Supreme Court and notice
thereof forwarded To during the first week in January Il
"l save the making Of motion the approaching term
OF the Supreme Court, Tor process against your PRISON
Inc counsel OF No Cooper insists upon thus course and
Is 10 be hoped that you will furnish the required Tecognz
ance' thereby saving the necessity OF said motion.
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RESOLUTIONS.

BY Mr. WILLIAMS That the Committee OF Courts inquire
into the eNpediency amending the law the collection
OF the county and poor ISmi!Ie them 10 the
laws force for collection OF the revenue: Also
10 require the Shors and other officers return their list
of denquents annually the first quarterly term OF their
respective county corporation court-requrng also the
clerks said copy said lists and place them in the
hands 81 SAID officers IN the succeeding year. Tor collection
By Mr.. GIBSON, That Committee Of Schools inluir,
o The eApediency Ut passing To incorporate the
JOnesyille Lyceum
BY Mr.. HANcocE, That the Committee on roads inquire
into the rxPedency Of extending aad amending the charter
Of the "CloNer Hill Rail Road Company
PETITIONS
By Mr. CABELr. Of {. Dillard that the -um ii 800 80
he paid 10 him for the education OF poor chdrenby Mr.
A smith, OF VIM f.. Lyons for compS nsaton for a.sesa
ing that part Of Asnon taken from HARRISON countyby
Mr. Martin, Of fhos. II Blackwell enable HIM 10 convey
guardian Of the heirs Of Je-se roninson certain fsuy
rghts.
On mouon OF MIR Po~lLL OF +. tie bali ecommuedi
and then on motion
The House adjourned.
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JAMES r. CooPER.-l somewhat notorious parsonage
now IN city; and said has openly avoycd his de
termination 10 wrtc review of the SOmeTs case which
will 'annilste Mackenzie" That Inc will make the A.
tempt no one can doubt, who all familiar with the un
iogyng nature OF the man. and his delight IN pursuing
VINO nave been 80 unfortunate To excite his enmty.
For past hc has hunted from court To court with
indictments, for having dared hold him up Just publ,
c indignation Tor his foul bes upon his country his con
irynen and his sonHiTyiromeH IN his "Ione Found:
and the IN which he has pursued other editors f
having dared to question his mmncuacy well known
To the public To require any detail here His most recen
attempt annoy ~, contained IN tie following notic,
from the District Attorney of Otsego.
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Under the Exchange.

Who 100000 to-day $40 invested at I'm. osc, all; .
curr far chance To obtain $4,000 may IN the like manner /,
obtained Tor s. Recol"ct Ioterc. ay ami . "a ~
pcrr about that t, ticket $40 600 p,. Is now IN m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-28

IENHE partnership heretofore existing under the
u hnn of Gsockndny EpPE, dissolved by
ton on lr hrsi ~ January lrJ Al those uIpn
ihe concern WIN p~av" them o aud a
indebted 10 TIC c'cuI, requested pay
delay ~ possible JOHN y HOCkADAY
January goth. i-il. BESIANIN N FPPs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORE OF ale Ia ana ON d

Pore OF Ric mond.
ARRIVED,
sthi Ledict son,sTS, Phiad.lphia, furslt,,.
hns Jan"t Gray. = W Carter ter from Newman rn,i,
IA - days with $40 tons Rsiltoad iron for p.t., IN
SAILED,
Schr Thorn, Bennett New YoIk. houL
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

W ErhER FERGUSON win preach Sycamore ,r.e,.
ing Ho"sc on Sunday Morning O'Clock The publ,
s'hrTauy are invited attend. ~ o. =,
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IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis

u,ct Of Nrgnn. Norfolk January aIN Isio CHARLES
HUGHES, uf the Town Of GnTpou. having filed petition
praying That u" may be declared Bankrupt Il ordered
claiming be- creditors of the Hughes
10 this the ~ why the aid
Charles Hughes should be- declared Bankrupt pursuant
The Ac oi ConFes that behalf and that copy this
published m the newspaper according the 2@d vi
Court copy-Tests.
23-wSw A COMDERy
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CLOTER NEED
WORTHAM,S OFFICE.

WE have lot OF very superior Clover which We viii
w sei very cheap for cash, punctna customers
il - GRE1-TER a pr,vp
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THE ANNIAIF,Ia.-Tlr

IHE ANNUAL fAIH.-Th' annual Far fr u- hsns
NJ u The "Fenl Humane As.oc lou t Do heb! e, t p,.
Hotel, eoumsnein op THURSDAY she gdof February. hot
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CHEAP RoOTs AND SHOES

'pNh MYERS 4 60 offering great Inducements Il,
persons IN want Of Boots aud Shoes consequence Of having
very heavy stock hand wishing to reduce n a. rh -
t""-1' hct'r" laying IN their spring supply. aes
Ladies elegant whit. English Kid Slippers
M iaN" i'm" above sr.5s ~,
w W n" selling cheap JUDAH MYERS A
"a p Fashionable nd Ibs,n slo. nr,t.r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS At CINCINNATI.
THE ELC0HF!

The booming of the cannon at half past II
o'clock yesterday, announced the arrival OF JoHN
GUIxcY ADAMS at Mount Auburn, tbs beautiful
village north Of Cincinnati.
Quickly the word sped throughout our city,
and as quickly citizens gathered IN front
Of the Henrie House, where he to DC well
coined by the Mayor Of the city. THIS area
was filled early, and, tha gathered tbroDg.
which followed him from tho corporation line,
poured iatoit, the dense mass looked like a sea
Of human beings.
Al half pas, /, Mr.. Adams reached the Hen.
RE Uouse-and sooD after appeared on the bal
couy, when the welaln rang with the shout Of
welcome.
The Mayor, Henry E. Spencer, then address
ed Mr.. Adams. The effort happy one
A native Of the SD, and familiar with The growth
Of the West, he acknowledgement referred
to It's past progress, and lis present advance
ment. He said:
/ MIR ADAMS: It Is with common emotions
Of delight and pride, that am required on this
occasion, as the Chief Executive officer Of Gin
cinnati to tender you hearty welcome 10 tue
hospitalties of my fellow citizens. H. SIR the
ourpose of your vIsis alone considered, 4
would be deeply gratifying 10 acknowledge thf
ALLEGATIONS Y 90 have laid Us under, IN giving
vour countenance and aid 10 the advancement 0
an undertaking, go distinctly characteristic 0
our growth and prosperity people. Bu
there are consdera tons Of 9 deeper and NOR
abiding character which bind you 10 our heart:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17

lothers; we believe that il is our religious duty
TO 1--we IN active or passive subor1ioa,iou to the
government placed ever Us.
Ia conclusion. we terYcntig desire that all those
who are implicated IL slavehoidln~, may stand
open TO The convictions Of The SPtfit o. Truth
IN their own hearts, which during tho day OF
mercy, pleads with all save shea. a.! from their
SINS; by oboyIng is dictates they uay faithfully
do their duty IN setting their slaves free from
bondage. Were this mass OF corruption ard .ni-
guilty removed from beloved country, it
would be the opening 81 a new and joyful Gay
IN which the ancient prediction would be IN a
measure realized; "thea shall thy righteousness
go forth with brightness aud thy salvation as 4
lamp that burneth'' May al! those that love
the Lord Jesus Christ, and desire tho exDltatInn
Of HIS name and dominion all, lie united in
the spirit of prayer TO the Gcd and father Of our
sure merces, that he will continue HIS f1rbear.
ance and long suffering towards our gully land
and through the workings Of Ills mighty power.
change the heart Of the sla' cholder, aud give
ds!iy erence to HIS oppressed end tro1den down
children who are groanIng under bondage
Signed b. direction, ard on benalf INDIANA
YEARLY MEETING OF FmENDs held al White
Water, in Wayne CoCny. Indiana, by adj
jaurnments from the 2slh day Of Ninth month
to the 81 day Of Tenth month, inclusive,
1873
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al I s Gel am Gus * D No.
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TERMS OF THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM:
TWO DoIIars--in advance; and Three Dollars
at the expiration Of the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17
ELIJAH COFFIN, Clerk
From tie Citizen Soldier.
i REVOLUTIONARY RELIC. ~
= SERMON

Preached on the eve Of the Battle of Brand ;
wine by tho la-~-,., e~I.~---
Der 10, A. ID. 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-17
Friends EpistIe on slavery.

We insert below tho Eplsts Of the lndana
Yearly Meeting Of Friends 90 Slavery. We take
this occasion TO saw that tbs document, more
than any other we have seen, expresses what IN
our opinion is The correct course OF Christians,
in reference TO slavery. 1t points out The mud
and peaceful alanner, IN winch that body has
borne lis testimony against the evils OF slavery
A few months since, small body Of Friends
separated from the Society, that they might take
other and more Jealous measures on that SUBJECT
They were, however very few III number The
great body Of Friends remain united IN their
old ofganIzatiop. This matter ~ alluded TO IN
this Address, Cincinnati Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

LHEMALE SCHOO-Ts School for young ladies, my resi-
dence county OF Hanover, about miles from the city
OF IcmoBd viii BE- continued the ensuing year. under The di
nf Miss A. f. Barnard approved teacher who well
qualified give instruction the various departments Of study
Usually taucl in the Female Schools The subscriber will
additional scholars boaEders in his family Strict
attention raid their we'll their Intellectual
improvements The health character and OF society III his
nsigorood render hs situation eligible for those
guardians who wish educate their daughters wards
abroad Tho scholastic will embrace months commenc
18th Of January AMI closing the th nj December, with
months vacation in the YraIs-Bosrd and Tuition,
Including lights waus &c. $685. for the scholastic year of
months There viii he charge for French So,
Drawing 81 Word ad Wax Flowers $40, and Needle Work So
fit should be the wish The patrons the School that Music
should he taught competent Teacher will be obtained
EpWIS SHELTON.
Rural Plain, Nov 18th, lsi- ta-laiA