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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

,,,u,Ss IMPoss - Whst beautiful lady that
anSsr With such group OF admirers 7" WHY, that Is
{r sie IS the persnn introduced you to ,ho't
80 since and the thought homgiy. VS., the re
" els poshIe what has accompi,hca sudden aud
naseuloas Shhoss "a nef nppcaanee ony ~ use J
sSctoa he hair from her forehead and p a" In, famous
sa, Ned:cd'oG Soap which nil the reckie aud
gps from her face n0d that beautiful transparent
satepess tina; may trncr The blue vcts beneath.
"Sealmc i q S''osn,s along field Of shaw.
rq nct ltcaii dedicated Ss:, decidedly iic
nS,nn,n .rt ey.r been H.O,uCrd tu The puu;r T.,
=, ,s,cpnpi nj D c!c15 ttat ptrsnt san. and female
shc has ''o" scssG y, csn,' S pp" g ~ shIH nIe
noe a raiy a6 Walker -cr, ~ .,pie FtoM Broadway.
,g&ccd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
-
fjEW .ENGLISH WORKS

HISTORY OF TIE WAR IN THE PENINSULA
nnd in the South Of rance 'nl the year 1877 to lsi. by
w F. p Napier Col H. p AID Rec Member OF The Roynl
Swedish Academy OF Military Science. - -dIuQ
Of the above wnrk this day published complete IN one &C.
uls MI uss N'' L. = nEDFrELD. Clinton Hall:
CLAY Letter PhPEs
CIAy AND FRnIINGHIIYSEN .jDSG BOOK.
WnIG SONGS SET TO MUSIC. sc.
For e ly W H. GRAIiA Tribune ullce. I'D Nassau 81
al he nene Norel, -Wag1.iaeS and Cheap Publications.
cnn 4 bstl nj tie Tribune OffceHS soon rs lssuel
% auIs "a w II. GRAHAM. l60 Nassau 81.
SSuR II iowcry have always hGnt n refy u.ge rs
soet OF School Books ncludn: all the different Is se1
s,.v msed IN he vnruus Schools, AcademeS ana toe4e ~
rim, cy nnd rOug the county All ot the best and ln,t
iuns h.o every variety OF Stationery wanted ioE inc
soi'' = R-Ierchcrs supplied nj the hoesl'e price;
M ~ ie ror nrras whUlesae and ret at The old stand
7G Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

H- Hats-Fun Fashion Now ready, complete
assortment ofihe Full Fashion HATS. which Qrai.ty
will equal manufactured n, old n iIdar
prices. Fine Mole Silk Hats. s25s Extra do. 50
Imitation Beaver. s3 Extra Fine. s4!s.
WATSON x co. l5i Chatham Square.
opposite .IumeSs
N D. Caps ofevsy description hand and nnde to
der 10 IhS&M II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

rs- Fall Style of Hats.-BirC,, corner Pine
and Nassau Streets,-Genenen's Hats OF the style
for the ensuing season. are ready for and SALE
au27 lmis* Bird cor. Pine and Nassau sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
WANTED.

XTTANrED-BV respectable Scotch Protestant yoans
w man. who Is c0mpetent for h business situation To-
way VIII take nosra,e wages and can give stIi4c,nry
City
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
CLOTHING.
WM. r. JENNINGS Il co.
DRAPERS AND TATLORS,
Importers OF Cloths, Casstmere., VestiDys,
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
25l Broadicay. Americaa Hotel, opposite

WS 7 OUH!NfH
Solicit Citizens and Stranger requiring Gar
large assortment Goods for Fall ard Winter
ear selected eneng stock rcR Gun!-
.y anil variety be found this city Beaver
and Nlile Cloths NScc for 0yecor;s Cosks. &C.
frencn English Co;h for and frock Goats. various
styles CaSsmcrs Rich Velvet. Merino. silk and Saiin
yesngs which be made up order prices sustain
reputation ~ the 5Dncc progressive reformation that
yeltng the Of Complaint that cash purchasers taxed
others denque The style and finish of our Garnents
will compare with those any other establishment and IN tha
IS tho sequel of The extensive patronage elected s6 f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

" ThOmspu's Clay Me,iai,-For sale At the
Tribune office lou Nus,ausrect, rnoasoNs CLAY MkpAL.
The Medallion is au acknowledged likeness and pronuunced
piece att Price $40 per hundred. Orders from Clay
C!rts solicited. Du II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

The bark Oscar. Eyre from Macao, on the 2sh ausu
\; Ion ., l3 w boarded British bah OF and +
wih provisions Sd INST lai 81 % Ion II q sH" an Amer
,eerln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
Sailed,
Memoranda.

Ships Enbassador Charleston; Btooklsn Rchmond. Va.
i.iiss tatssy Bl0unt. Hayaua: Excel, SavanaHh.
Setr felasco 81 Jago de Cuba. aud Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09


the Reformed Gambler will deliver ut the Mercantile Library
Room. CLINTON Hall tour Lecture. on the AT GtIuH's
commencing THIS Tuesinyl EVENING. September ), AZ
o'ciock the Second lec;ure THURSDAY following the
third and fourth on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
iNlsS. Sept. 9Th and lit.
Tickets Tor the Course, ST.
- cents each Lecture Illreu under IS years m,ii
Tickets at iieields bookstore, {" Reeknn
and and the door the evening OF the Lee
la these Lectures MIR r,en who has been prce,sed Gum
bier Manufacturer of Cards will deyenIe The stauns
mysteries oi the splendid Faro Rooms III tbs ciy and else
where ne will show lhe ern.eS, mrUSl,iunS aud vant>
rac,scd by the sporting Gentry. aud hud tc Innaskei
Gambler forth to the u. honorable 50 lau
6- BOARDiNG.-Mrs. GussS, hnvin-: opened the
and conmodlous house =. Veey ST. the Asor House
pOiers choice ot desirable Transient ,en,lnn-i
Bourders. CrotOn Shower. and cold aths free The
location very central. tQuie, and shady Terms moderate
nuSt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.


Puss Boots illustrated by Gi1 Spe hier pure
Inon. 20 cts.
SAYS iama- .............. 81 3
Foster, F.sHys nn Christian Meal. Emo. l
HanHeh ilurr's Domestic Tt!cs lslo ~.
Hannah Mnes Ru:ai Taics aics.-.-................. 81,
tr tleys pfAciicn SerIncus- svo.-. 81
Rfadey's PGFochirl sermons. Sc" ! y
Hooker Complete Works. clr-l 10y keble. vols
Pnmeir. rheui.;ry .Gp ~ to The h. 3vo. ...... ltT
FrSenius Chemcs .Anavsls. by Ba lock. iano... o.
Wounu's Worth Guide IL the indies. smo.... s.,
Mar ha : Soie- ON fpsc"paeg. sy Wainwright. 9
OGIlby Lectures the hnfri ~ ->
ewman'. sermon. un Sub iscts ufthc Ony.. -
IefeH'y Taylor, Ep.copary Asserted and slnin
Spencer Li,fi.tinn In>rucisi the y ays ul The
Go pei mad the Gnu ch. 10 i''n -,-........ %
fsh rSe. sa%'i TaeTa ib e Ssis'n:a f@la'1Ie
Am-iie.,o LteraiGre-l-ee vi. svo....,,...... $50
Chara- es Adyre 9in'iers. ls':n ..-.......... 81:
5. a. APPI.E .ET,lE < 60. Pnbl. Iler An Rrnadvty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Foreign Ports,

AT Curacoa Aug g. schr Chester. from Boston via La
dsg bug LAUREL Of Portland, sailed hours p!eviou
lT NeW-YOlk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09


a His ORY OF THE
LIVES. SUFFERiNGs AND TRIUMPHANT DEATHS
OF THE PRIMITIVE As WE'LL AS TIE
PROTESTANT MAR TYRS,
Frcmhe commencement of Ch ,,iaaity to the
LATEST PERIODS OF PAGAN AND POPiSH
PERSECUTION.
To which added of the nqusition III. Bar
thnon.v Massacre he Massacre IN frnnce and general
Persecution nder ics XIV the Massacre, OF the lrnh Re.
b-ilon the yenr ISL and the prosecutions of rocs
the South oi nnce. Originally compOsed By the
RE'. John EON, 4 NJ
New Edition. cinha;Shpd with
FIFTNFOUR tNGRAVINGS.
Pnc,. One Dollar.
For sac by BURGESS. STRINGER & co.
$. BIS -! rrna.iSay. corner Ann street
TURNER & IA DEN. Publishers. Booksellers mad STA
TONERS M. 10 .hnreet Now NoTk. have recently pub
Iishei.
MRS. SIGO CRrEY's SERIES OF RE.fDERS;
The Pictorial hea{er consisting entirely Of lngnnl nceS
for the of !,uue persons. by Ms h. H. S'.onTney
WIN nearly hundred and fifty illustrations. Jus, s>uet
from the p.,,.
The Boys Reading Book consisting of Original Artices 10
Prose- nn Poetry Tor oi Schools h. tine author
The Gis Reading Lcli. consisting ni OneDnl Article, N
Prose and Poetry Tor u; scIJC's: ny the author.
Fifteenth c!irian.
-"rks have been very generally apptoyei 81.
md br We rnue through s--"thI e"dohs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

G3- New Style Gemtiennen's NEats.[-Ihc sub
cnber prepared furnish his style fof the full.
which will he found fully the reputation he has here
tooIe enjoyed in the production oths essential article Ui
dress. AMlDON. Fashionable Halter.
AUS I'm Wall ST. corner Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

NJ Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces to
his customers aud Others his readiness supply the Fall Pat
Tern OF Gentemen's Hats.
The finest Nula furnished dat...............s43 %
2iquality, "............... . -
au3l istf SPENCER. 81 Chambers street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

% Jos. II. Brcwster's Hat Store, lD Bowery
cn.rer nr .nnd- The En EnshnEs Rendy - 2Nt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
n.arre.s.... Carefully repsrtsi for The 2ri4u.s

ntarecss.... Carefully rtpartsi fer The Yribnas.
SATURDAY, Sept. Z.
ASHES transactions small. holders sill asking
q and 50 for ruis aud Pearls wich buyers generally De
rl,n. rlyne About 81 bbl, iH sold at 10 Ashes
received the opening u the Canals 10 the 9th o Sepen-
her inclusive: Or q.
August barrels IS GA
.r,,ol ....................... - 1856
Stock on hdud September tta. lSii
FIRST sort Pots bbls ~ OBJ Fist PeHr.. bb TlVJ
second do do...... 5ls Sec0ndd 10 do. ens
Th,nI do do..... cot Third do DID,. a5i
Condemned do 49,. rs Condemned do..... "a
Total siU Total. .:6i
market w!ihout nuerIal change pce.. The sales to-day
ue co $500 bales shippers Some parcels are gong Tor
ward from ir hands The sales oi the week aggregae $3.50
bales at Upland Florida. ordinary 10 !nddiin. ia els
muldnc fair To fair 'i ia COED fair io fine little dome
nnd ilubjc and New Orleans ordinary To mddins 5is 5fsc
and middng ialr tn good iair To tne. III
lie dong The imports St september s4i bales
certain the exact ot Cotton remaining hand
New York nu the and present the following
~ al, confidence
STOCK of COctOH.
In store and arrived not landed l1les tSi
sold mol telyer, l,&s
Total. ............:. 'o,SlS
The quantity taken rcU this port or hnme dunn. the
year ending 3l>, viii appear from the following
Received for year 10 lst Sept lSli......... 4S.723
Expert for the year lst Sept IsA.... bales 81 .Ol
Stock lst Sept. lIi Observation-Disclosures. 7o.SiS
ST, ,2g
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Such n, Cedar and painted Tubs in nests painted Pals C
nr Pals. and bass bound brass bound I94es. 2I r
nn oval both striped and plain. Dr0Ons. WhlsKs 10,
pn-ls nts Of Boxes Measures. Door Mats Feather Duster
G,r Er
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

,,AKAIUGA, PAVILION hhp luBNE spRlNts.I ti IL, -
1he yynef OF the celebrated Pavilion Fountain and also oi
IN. iodine Sunne can always be procured fresh of uHy use,
and packed fine order Tor hpnS ut very reduced prices
and m uny uunn;ity of the ngeiI's. 49,, -,
VA GASSNER IL YOUNG. lSs ChntiIaHs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

- INDIA RUBBER SIlOES.-fhe si.b-c'bcis have
E2T2aOn hnud aud Tor sale large assortment oi !nda
Rubber shoes manufactured and imported together wiIh
yey u Subber Good; IN USE ~ me warehouse oi
Llls NewarG NJ J. India Rubber Fact ~ 50 Mniden lnne
hl' l'rCHlNSON x RUNItlN:
'S"tN'''' ~"'''-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Including Wagguns Crndles. chllrsns tlnlts 10 Gar.
Market baskets in nests Knife Spoon and Key Baskets n''
large as,orment oil French and German iacy ana a'ei
Baskets. n,., ,u.pc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Received direct from the mnnufactoy o some 81 ue De
Sheffield cutters embracing al the finest kinds o Igo'y @
and Desert knives and forks by the dozen. Table and DIESEL
knives sold with silver !Os5eei ana chche
caryers with blades of vnnGus enaths-Jable s'eesrnho
fine assortment OF Table Cutlery. Of American manufacture
which bears high reputailon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
iiiN]|(lNlNNH!5IIIHiiI!N|l|IlI|lA)|[IjE II

EC,,ALEOBloN or EGG.HATCH!NG EXHIBITION
,tnsn ftm 4 NJ tusun.-, ut 80 B;oadwny. The wonder
hi hsnoenou o producing rnnia life by sfedm IS here DIS
% .. i ,he cntiratlon n scientific and Curious -iu
'hnrl .l y t,ne NV, i u,'' - - lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

o, .,;.,v boh Of common nnd panshej. such ~ Cot.
foe mud Ten Pot. Pans round and oval OF MI .ze Plate
royeIed Pals Cups Lanterns Measures, Mk S'nineh'
Dish md unte Cover Coffee Urns md Bssns Chocolate
Pos with mills. Egg Codden, Soup Tueens M,ne sanei'
with an endless varey of other articles too numerous 10 men
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

fENO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHaNlS-
The subscriber, would cali the attention oi deners 10
their new aud elegant assortment d House Furnishing Aftcs'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

ic5- Fall Fashion fer lIats.-O. FISH hns now
ready the Fail Fus iur Hats. which gentlemen invited
call and his Warehouse. l37 Broadway. two
doors above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH.
ap.J stf Fashionable lutter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Il Gentlemen's Hats-FALl FASliiON-WAR
socgs M Broadway. have ready for sale their stge
of iCen,len.en's Hats for the ensuing season a50 stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
DIR. Jackson's Compound Syrup of
SASSAERAS AND WILD CJERRV

Y.
NILS preparation offered the Public n and
certain remedy in Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Pains in
tho Side and Chest, hopping following Measles
&c. &c Combining the virtues of the SASSAFRAS,
of he greatest Purifiers Of the Blood active
principle of the WILD CHERRY, long held in the high.
esteem for its healing properties in all Diseases Of the
Lungs, cannot but render this Preparation far superior
any hitherto offered the notice of the Public 1t has
already gained the confidence of the afflicted wherever it
this s sute ID s'iaTaseh the head Of
of the ghest value 1t has received the
the Ply scians the age, every
sense entirely scientific preparation.
This Syrup is given to the public a remedy all
diseases incident humanity. but for Coughs and Colds
(so often the foYeunners of fatal ConsD,pon) in their
forming stages is specific, with but moderate
diet and the of the Patient; aud
In hopeless oentmes afordng unooked-fo for
relief.
The Proprieors dsem unnecessary say much
append long lists of certificates this notice, it Is
presumed that will wish experience for himself
they. therefore, with the confidence, recommend
the ahfic ted give faithful trial
The price which il is put (E3-50 cents hottle,)
will place within the reach of almost being
scarcely half of that ged for qtack
ia and which often of real value.
For directions, wrappers around each bottle.
Prepared by BENNETT, PREILOW & Co,
Covington, Ky.
Jus, received and for sale the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, J AN. 10, 1874. 3,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
FEMALES BEWARE:

1T is ndispu,abe fact, demanding serious AMI SOL
consideration. tina, THOUSANDS Of the faires and
ovelies of the female fall yearly into untimely
the unconscious victims Of their suicidal acts
From the Register of Mortality find the deaths Of
Females far exceed those of Males and that the
die in the bloom youth before they attain
of twenty-five, YEA twenty. Consumption Is dis
that spreads nduous throughout the Uni
verse, and nips both and small Listen. then,
warning which echoes constantly your ears, and
guard yourself from the first increasing seed of this dis
knit its fatal threads and hurry
solitary tomb As the 4attiesnake il you of
poisonous angs and you heed until the suing
dea is as, rveied i'll your system. II IS only this
time, for the rsi you will begin be concerned about
health; bat il may 5e late. May these facts
awaken from sumbers, and listen TO
the solemn voice Of and the medicine that has
prolonged preserved lives Of thousands when used
in iule. This is
DOCTOR DUNcAN's FxPEcToRANT REMEnY
medicine especially for diseases of the Res
Colds, Coughs, lnuenza Bronchitis,
Soreness of and Inflammation of the Mucus
Membrane Bronchi. Splitting Blood, Asthma. df
breathing, &c &c Such the first generating
symptoms of approaching. lingering
CONSUMPTION.
Tina; thousands, yea Of thousands fall victims to-
supply of this valuable me1icine just Received at
the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
Fahnestock's Pain-Soothing Linimem

ME most valuable preparation in for the
i lief of Rheumatism, Strains, Pains, and swelling
the joints Jaw-ache, Sore throat &C., &C. Also,
in complaints of Horses, where any Linimcnt would be
likely give relief Prepared ard sold. Wholesale and
retail, by Se,tneH. PretfOU & Co, Covipgton, Ky
For sale in Richmond n the BOOK STORE.
Jan. 10, ls44 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
A Far I'm for sale.

ME- undersigned offers for SALE farm situated about
eight miles northwest of Richmond III healthy and
pleasant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mile from Friends
meeting house, and the distance from methodist
church. The FARM contains about l20 acress of good
quality and 20 is in of cultivation There
premises comfortable house. with the
cessary oubudings-a good and substantial barna good
orchada failing spring of excellent water. The
Farm will be sold reasonable terms, price and
payments, and possession will be given any time it
be wanted. This farm is desirable and any person
wishing purchase cannot be better suited this section
of country. Inqu re of JAMES JONES,
Near the Market House, in Richmond. Ind.
April 5th, lS44. Iotf
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Nj a N S o n ii o u ; T.,
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
So AF, Nf

II IAVING for some months occupied this we'll known
1 and popular Hotel, would return his grateful thanks
the travelling public who have literally pa,ronzed
his house, and inform his friends and the pubic generally
that he continue in the stand for OF
years. aud that pains will be spared his enter
tain those who may call upon him, style which viii
make comfortable well furnished table, pleas
and commodous rooms and polite attention can make
them His stable attended by careful and skliltu ost-
le aud his graineries well supplied with provinder lie
respectfully socits continuance of the public patronage
Cambridge City, Ia, July %, loi3. oon
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S eriff,s Sale.

Df of n execution to directed from the
ID Wayne Circuit Court. will expose public sale a
the Court House CenreviIe. Wayne couaty Inii-
25ih day of May, 1874, hours of
ten O'Clock, and four O'Clock, p said day,
following described Real Estate, to-wii:
The southwest quarter OF section number twenty-five,
(25) township number fifteen, (I5) range one
cont aiming hundred and sixty acres, less
Taken the property of Benjamin w. Elliott satisfy
II execution in of Joha H. Bruce
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheria w c.
March 29th Is44. $3.50 l.:I5
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tt HE ALA DIU

II III E II A L. Il A ID L u N,
Is TAINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, ny
D.. p. HOLLO WAY & b. w. DAVIS,
1T the !Soueast Of Main and Front streets,
Richmond. Wayne county, Indiana.
FERNS of Advert ising. .ONE DOLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwENrY-FIvE CENTS for adj
ditional nertion-TEN LINES the space occupied by
$50 ems, is counted square, nothing counted less
square; all overa square, and less than and
half to be counted square and haJ-Per square fof
three months, THREE DOLLARS: for six SIX DOL
LARS or Ten Dollars per annum squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per annum squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others advertising by the year, will be charged
column Of 1000 ms, $50 for
of column, 5000; for half column, $500; for a
quartet of column, S25OOA deduction of 90 per
will be made advertisements longer than a quarter of
column, when inserted by the half year year. and not
altered Chancey notices and petitions for divorces,
DO paid Invariably in advance Advertisements coming
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash.
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
N. b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid for unless tho option of the publishers
engagement between the publ shers and the advertiser
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.& = G sSs ~ o 81 u
HOTEL.

Corner of M lain III d NJ ariOn streets.
UNiE proprietor of this favofably wellknown HOTEL,
has moved il himself, and is determined TO
tain md improve ts previous character The comfort Of
the Traveller shall be his and having made
repairs to the building Tavern house,
his interest well his inclinatO would induce him 10
equal house the rond. He hopes
der such satisfaction that shall
Prices suited the times. }. w. GlLDF.RT.
December 18th, lS4l. 501
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
Cons ulnptiOn Arrested.
ANOTHER CURE PERFORMED Y DUN AN
EXPECTOR.4.NI' REMEDY.

ENPEC7OR.4NI REMEDY.
Mr. Phiness Tompson Adamsville, Muskinguin
county, certes that his aged 16 seriously
afflicted with disease of the lungs for three or four years
His symptoms light cough, hectic fever and hight
sweas attended general debiitaed state of the
system, showing all of going into declipe
Fla used various medicines, but effect and the
determined the virtues OF Dr. DUn-
cans Expecorant Remedy, which he procured of the
in Zanesvle and is happy the public that
this medicine actually did all disease from his
lungs which appear to be healthy.
fresh supply received and for sale at the Richmond
BOOK STORE.
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A True S0ntime NJ

On the welcome Mr.. Clay at Washington, N. c..
in reply Ex. Governor Dudley, he said: am Wing
believe tho principles Of tho Wing party
adapted tho prosperity OF the country
l change mans allegiance to his party. be Il
VIVA, may. life of great length and experience has
satisfied me, COMMON GOOD OF
THE COUNTRY. The great body OF the Democrats, as
well as Wings from conviction tina, their pol
lev 10 patriotic take the hand of one cordially rs
Of auo,her,-for all Americans. place Country far
above all parties Lock side from that, and parties are
longer worthy Of being cherished.
"A CHANCE FOR THE PoETS.-Iho Boston Clay
Club No l. offer prize Of fifty dollars for the approx
cd pGsrosc descriptive Of the life and character Of
Henry Clay, adapted the tune of the BrGre Old Oak
Pssnium be awarded LIST Of june Address Thomas
Miles, Boston, ON orsbefore 25rh May.
CAPTURE OF ANOTHER SLAvER.-By an arrival
New 20 days from Sierra Leone, We have news
that brig sailing under Brazilian colors having
500 slaves confined board captured by brig
and earried into Sierra Leone The slaves wese all sent
into the Queen where they would remain until they
could be shipped to the Cape. Tho the river
Noonas, between she Blacks ccased and the English
have possession Of all tho posts the river.
Mr.. Clay was presented while Lafaye,,e. n c. by
Mr. Badger with beautiful pattern OF American Sik,
che work Of lady. which she desired him
Inauguration the 4th Of March Mr.. CLAY said
IL would give him great pleasure comply her
il such should prove the will of the People.
Gen. HAMILTON is out in reply to Mr.. WEBSTER
the subject of Texas. Tho contrast between
the two letters these gentlemen very striking.
The one temperate. discriminating argumenta-
tive; the other hot, threatening. bomhastic. Gen.
H. says the South is reduced to the alternative
Annexation or Disunion.-Bah!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10

ME subscriber would Inform his friends and old
mers he still continues the Watch and Clock Re
pairing, of Main and Market streets, the
old stand formerly occupied by A Siddall, where he will
be ticked receive and Will patiently ,catch for calls
of all favor him with their olk
with despatch and perform
JOSHUA b. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, lo43. l9tf