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Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29
Dun Green Abroad.


General 0reen--ihat IS, Dan dreen-- has
been answering the Rev sydney Smith through
plies, that he hat the reverend letter writer ratb.
er hare, but lis equally evident that MIR Greene
assumed position i likely to DO the United States
harm with The Brush. lie Is talking oaiciously,
If not officially about almost every thing that oc-
cunics the pubic mad aud he ASSUMES the tone
editor calls him General Green. Of The United
States National Army. Whew! And another
speaks of him us connected with the Embassy
from tbs country 10 The C31rt of St. James
lie does more harm than good wherever he IT,
TPiHaa. 4. S Ga-cHe.
Tho Gazette daes inisz,i-o oorha,q tn Mr.
sentative IN london of Iah7 Ty7er2 ITa7ce h,z
rir5t 10 speak .ofllefsusly" On every subject
OIt of what fund Mr. q Is paid f,r his services
is 1erhaDs not altogether unworthy Of the enoai.
~ Of Congress- Bali. Pat
AN TvcrDrxr Not long since. the Sheriff. oC
two different Countle5 net at Syracuse. Ne@
York. each having several prisoners under his
care. sentenced - The S.ato Prison. Instantly
two Of the prisoners recognized eaca other as old
associates They had been classmates at Dart.
vas ey9aIIe3, and the other ahscon3e1. These
are two Of the many examples tl4atfnivht be pro.
lacea. sh5elno that when v54ny man act IN in
stlb3rdaaati7u 10 the good aud s4sfesofae rer1ta.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

A ToucIinc .Scene.--The Adams Sentinel
states, that wuIo Judge Buchanan was passing
sentence Of deatn upon the unhappy criminal,
Chase IN Cumberland, Maryland, his feelings
were 50 excted as almost to impede ut,erance.-
After passing the sentence, the Judge arose, aud
With ham the other members OF the court, the
bar, and the whole assembly, when he offered up
to the Throne Of Grace most feryeRt prayer IN
behalf Of The doomed I'D unfortunate mao.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Mr.. ADAMS The venerable John Quincy Ad-
ans still continues 10 set worthy example 10 the
YOUNGER members Of the House Of RsPresen en;a-
ives. BY a panctual aud constant attendance upon
the House during Its sittlngs, not"i'hstan5Ing
the state Of his health, which we are sorry 20
observe is quite inirm. His nlnd, however par
takes Tot Of the infirnttv of bs body that bright
gem slIsl retsins its original 0stre, though the
casket which con tairs it gives evidence Of decay.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Or half million Of dollars in round numbers.
We take the above from instructive nrncIe on
The commercial value Of gems in Hunts Mer.
chants Magazine.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

TIE BIBLE. The New Yorl, Express says
An important debate took place At the Board Of
Education. on the Report OF the Committee reia-
tive to the use Of the B bic and other books, at
our public schools. The Report declares that the
Bible l. not sectarian, prohibited by the le-
gisIature. Il was adopted BY handsome major.
Ity.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Dr.. FrankIn observed. The eyes Of other
neoole are the ewes that ruin u. Il all but ny
self we're bind, should neither want lae ho1-
ses Ter fae furniture.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Hard Question "A travelling nesneriser sad
he was ready to answer any questions thai In3gh'
be asked him. 4 Ken:uckian desired to kno"
how much i, cost per week to pasture Ne51chad'
. ezzar during the time he was out on grass!--
We came away before this query was answered.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Important Decision The Alton II. Telegraph,
says: Daring jho recent term Of the Madison
tasrut Court, un" lu session, his honor, Judge
Shfeite, decI1aj upon exception taken to a
commissioners report BY the complainant, that
the twa>tANr6s or valuation law Of our Staie does
not apply 10 the foreclosure of mortgage chan
Gerry taus following the decision OF the Supreme
CoIrt e the Jglted States IN the case Of knzis
Is. B8asoa.
The en-a decided by oar court compelled tho
commissioner to M ke deed 10 the complainant,
who had made - bid Tor the martgaged premises,
as "a sln mach less than that which tho pro-
perty, al tv1-3 3bIfds Its value, came-and that
the redemption laws OF the State were impefa-
tive IA The foreclosures Of a mortgage n chancery.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29
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Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Rum Jugs.-fhe Washing gtopians havo a queer
way of making converts TO Temperance. They
have had great success, by inducing lnebrtaies
each tlrn8 they want a drink to place in the jag
The price of the drluk; they soon tlad 10 tho
jig the price Of coz, horse, or other thing,
cessary TO them and which they have swallowed,
that they are astonished, and this inducing reiec
ton, works reform. The experiment Is simple
anl worthy Of trIaI.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Two DoIiars--in advance; and Three Dollars
"A the expiration of the year.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

HyjroPtoJia from Enraged Cats. s.-The bite Of
an enraged cat viii produce hydrophobia with
oat ever having been bItten-so says late me
deal work. and proves the assertion by cIhng
some irlghtfu! instances.
Copyright Trial An action was brought IN
the l.. :. Court al New York, few weeks ago.
by Mr. WIN. Z Ma.'eT agalns' Mr.. VIM W. Snow
den. editor of tho LADIES' Companion, to recover
the penalty Of one dollar per sheet for violation
Of the plaintiffs copyrigh; Of musical compost
ton. The plaintiff proved tha, the defendant,
ia violation Of his copyright, had published the
piece Of music IN question IN the June number Of
the Ladies Companion. The Jury accordingly
reformed verdict IN his favor for S625.
\ pleasing incident occurred lately in the
Georgia Legislature. new County had been
laid of, and several names were proposed for II.
among them that of HARRISON, when Mr.. lverson
arose and remarked, that he hoped all the others
would be al once withdra wn, that Gen Harrison
was now 10 more. that iaough poiiIcaHy oppo-
sed to him, he had always regarded him as
good man, and revered his memory. Thereupon.
the other names proposed were Withdrawn, and
Harrison adopted.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

r4-Jaan ". Jones. who has been sentenced
to the Kentucky Penitentiarv for Irving with two
wives. excuses himself By saying iaat when he
hal one, she fought him; but when he got tSo,
they fought each other.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

Mr. CLAT's numerous correspondents through
out the l. States j baar 10 mad that bis pri-
vrleae of franbJ1g and receiving letters free Of
postage expired with the assembling Of the pres
ent Congress. and VII remain suspended until
tae fth day oi March, lSt5.-TfBIae.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

A PIruy ANswER.-A negro who was called
on as a witness ~ or court last week on being
examined as to the nature Of IN oath, was asked
If be knew what would be the consequences here
and hereafter if he swote to lie! YES" said
he, "ears of, aad no share in the kingdom "
IIaLsJoro Recorder.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-29

LrPensire Head Dress Some Of our readers
may he curious II know the composition and
tnated value Of the crown OF Victoria queen of
England. The crown itself weighs about 3 lbs
aud IS composed If hoops Of silver. enclosing a
cap of blue velvet. The hoops are studded with
precious stones; and upon the crown is a ball set
also with precious stones, and sutmounted with
brtUants IN the torn OF Maltese cross Tho
rim Is lowered with Maltese crosses and the feurs
dc lis In the centre of the large Maltese cross,
IS splendid sapphire. and 10 'front.' is the immense
raby once worn by Edward the Back Prince -
Numerous other precious stones. rubies, pearls,
nnd emeralds arc Intermnged with these gems
down 70 tho rlm which Is formed of ermlne. The
IL N = ntrl III,
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