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Hagerstozcn Foundry,
AND
.M.4 CHINE SHOP.

FNHE subscriber having on hand great va
II risty OF excellent patterns for machiner,
for merchant, grist aud saw Mills, is prepared
10 manufacture all kinds Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Virginia, jefferson County. Set.

virginia, Jefferson County Set.
issfhe County Court, July Term. ls45
William Moore, PLAINTIFF,
nj u, fsSsg II GkINST
Hendsssop McClane and William Engle.
l. DEFENDANTS,
FIJI VI MI TAT Gil NCERY.
KESIiE Defendant, Henderson McCIsne, not having
entered his appearance, and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules
of this court: ind itappearing Unsatisfactory ev.
idenee that be sGot an nhabitaht Of this Com
monweal,h:lsH is ordered, That the said defend't
doappsar herefon the lstday ofthe next October
EYterna, DC This Court, and answer the bill OF tho
,plaihtiG ;and that copy OF thisorder be forth4
with iaseried y some newspaper published In
this county, FOR twosmohths !successively, and
1ossed at the front door4of the Courthouse of
Ibis County. .tIf II
Is & . i, 4. MOORE. Clerk. J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
EDUCATION !! "
LISBON lNs;'lI'I'E,t jj''rlION, H
EOwstOxls COsslity. Estl.gtRies,

tFEVHIS Institution was established in 1889,
| Il and is now 10 success( ul operation under
the management Of BEN II4 BENTON 8BtH
In this Institution are Taught the branches
usually taught in the bestBEDgIfsh Schools
The LatiHIand Greek Lap glages, ,Astronous;
with the use of The Globes, Algebra, Plain, So
lid and Analytical Geometry, Plain apd spheri.
cal Trigouometry, Method Of ealSplatMg and
using Logafithms, Theory aud Ps acslce i'll Sur
veying, LeseliRg, Plotting, Mschahieal ID Ind
Architectural D:awing, Sui, Cppic aesions II
the application Of the Matkahnat9 cs III the Arts
and Sciences, Nalurati PhilossPh VI Chemistry,
SC. III e @ ES fa2s sf
The Institution has been furnished at consiid-
cradle pense, w.n Xiii extensive slIectionS of
Philosophical ara Chemical A pParatus, Globes.
Mars. Disgraml snd N and full couf ses. of
scientific E4f Gsl,res
Are delivered to the Students III These Lectures
are illustrated by eyerslEh1ndEed highly inter
esting experiments The Js5in Afa tus has been
collected with particllarcate, and some or ii
a superior TO any iii N iIgia4a u, WI III ~
| The Academy is also sappIfaa with acabinet
of Minerals, Shells, Fossils illogical Speei.
mems, &c. Also, 4 Week op unfinished With .
Turning-laihe, and variety III tools \; and STU.
dents of mechanical gs1iiIs may de vote sir
leisure moments 10 Tlfning II weed 4 r6n. brass,
| Or steel braziag,s soldering flipg, screw cot
ting. screw turning, cast ipg iii sbfass, gaiva1ic
lsiserinG, &c. &IN beI#n Ss III
The prices for tuition vary from le tol S82,
according 10 The branches lsigdisds and III CON
sideration Of the present DpPfices of protis-
ion, the ptice for Bestd ID NJ
Redueed,to SiEfyfsi 1tf Dollars,
Per session Of len mcnths. Each student must
De supplied win towels h y. baye az bis clothes
consp'eaoif'iy nigrksa wftn ne name null, 40
extra Charge o. siV WttDe maze tor Washing I;
and, wnsn required, pooEs wiii pc FURNISHED az
n1 . g - nFIees. N. MI, !,
to ~ 4 /, n - AaAis 9
Addrsss siiddlss,lfg PQst once.
CkarlestOIEn aA caal eilly.i 8SE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
JAMES McSMERRY,
ATT EY AT LAW,

I Saitsfsld, J:fs1son County, Fpgiaia, "
DRAcrlSEs inihe County and Superior Courts
u Of Jelferson and adjoining Counties.
May 90 lS45.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Hirtass Of Guaao.-An exchange pa
per says that man 10 Providence. R. L.,
after having enriched his ground with qua
!: no. wen, qateily and thoughifully 10 work
planting pumpkin seeds bdt they were
scarcely in the ground before a pumpkin
struck out and Knocked him down. He
recovered and ran for his life, the vine
chasing him all over the garden. He
succeeded 10 getting.inio kis house. snd
has not since been heard from.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
D.. Sfrailh

IN tvISG pssSared some pure virus. i pre-
IL rafea for saeein3liop. Rers$as wishing
kslr ehilisea sskeInstsd BY me. will pisass
sesse .hesr.nsf1es q ny once
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Sally Ann Loekjaw writes thus 10 The,
editor Of The Brooklyn Star. 10 relation,s
the Caudle leciures'-'I must say ,dDh't
see the joke 10 them, though my husband
!. does-ihe brute
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

sCsn you swim, sir = asked an Irish.
man Of traveller about TO attempt a sWol-
len ford. MOI was the reply. Och.
then. said Pat. 'as It's deep 10 some parts,
the only safe plan for your honor will be
70 walk strsighthack again as soon as ever
you gel out Of your depth'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

! who would deliberately allow woman
10 caleb him making mouths al her baby |
/ Why is4cold weather productive oesbe-
nevolencei Because il makes people put,
Z their hsnas into their pockets.
WIG lfa mos head ike lumber
wagon III. B!ecause1he. less il has In 1.-THE
poi' ., ,u'ss..
ThsAnog il your gentleman among.
beds. because be does not know how TO
do NY kind Of work.
Piriuss Of Guaao.-An exchange pa
per says that man 10 Providence. r. r.
AFTER having enriched his ground with qua
no, wen. qaielly and thopghtfully 10 work
planting pumpkin seeds bdt they were
scarcely in the ground before a pumpkin
struck out aud Knocked him down. He
recovered and ran for his life, the vine
chasing him all over the garden. He
. succeeded 10 getring. Into kis house. snd
has not since been heard from.
+ The Green Bay (Wisconsin) Republi.
can says: The amount of money received
At the Green Bay Land Office duiing the
: month ending June Both. for private en-.
tries, wasffisen thousand aine bundled and
one dollars; fffy.fps rsntstf! And the
amount received for the same purpose du-
ring the quarter Just ended Is almost forty
thousand dollarsl Full nine tenlbs is i'm.
mediately occupied by eastern migrants.
Courtiag - oh, la. me, Segke. wish
] was cape.
A what Johalnan
A espe--a nice muslin cape.
La! Jonathan, you're so Quar-
VOL. guess feels quar-. any how.
o. you tarnel erit,ur. you knows what
! mean, ! wish ! was a slick little cape
II dog.
What for
II Give me kiss and will tell you,
> O.-Pm skeered to. But you're to-
take only iisi one. Nowiell. n
Coz then I'D give myself to you. and
you'd pu, me RICH. round that purity neck
Of yours.
The Pirayune has story OF a rattle
snake which swallowed . ield mouse or
mole, and repeated the operation twice,
The mole each line eating bis way out,
and finally killing the snake. The pub
lie is expected to swallow both mole aad
serpent.
Sally Ann Lockjaw writes thus 10 the
editor Of The Brooklyn Star. 10 relation,,s
the Caadle leciures'-sI must say dDh,t |
see the joke in them. though my HUSBAND |
does-ihe brute [
sCsn you swim. sir ? asked az Irish.
man Of q traveller about TO attempt sWol-
I len ford. MOI was the reply. Och.
then, said Pat, ,as it's deep 10 some parts.
the only safe plan for your honor will be
10 walk siraiehtback again as soon as ever
you sc. out 81 your depth'
a young mastied couple riding hons
from the church out ives, On . rainy dsy,
The husband looking up and peIeeisins
the clouds were breaking away. said. I'D
hope We shall have 4 lille sun. "Oh.
.lhl my aesr, = simpsred the innocent vile.
n would much prefers liiiie dalgAierl'
II you keep your fowls shu, up.ius'ead !
otpermilling them the enjoy ment of their |
nasuralright ofroaming abroad you should
see that they are supplied. with 81 those
scomiofls' which they fnd vhea % iber.,
ty--as gravel. pebbles. wsisr, animal food,
nt - "a. l. Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

a young married. couple riding homs
from the church oat wesi, On . rainy dag,
ihs husband looking up and pereeitins
the clouds were breaking away, said Il
hope We shall have lille sun.w "Oh,
j. my dear, = simpsred the innocent wife,
n would mtshpfeiers iiliit daagAteri'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

+J. s. fespeetfuilI assIirs hose whom
il may coaceen, that se " nd assi ssas 10
receive pupils siiending w NJ llis siu-
dies or the English Il ia rttnent, sn5 I'LL 4 ii
such will receive their fpihshafe III lis sime
and attention. sss j1l IA Al Mil Il Ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

The Pirayune has story Of rattle
snake which swallowed aeld mouse or
mole, and repeated the operation twice,
The mole each lime eating bis way out,
and finally killing the snake. The pub
lie is expected to swallow both mole aad
serpent +,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Tor which he cash will be paid on delivery
Yellow Corn IS preferred. &
Salt and Plaster aIussson hand and for sale
NJ Wv MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
.KT'-'IlRGEyVIy4, TO WIT:

IN theaCircuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for j,fsrson county, Jlhes5th,
.lS45, FYM VI E
JAMES Graathan, Jeaa III; .Smisk, and johns Il
X Safth, PLklsTIFts,
efs.s FRY aad Henry Ferassitor Il s HI
lss y N N DEFENDAS MS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

The Green Bay (Wisconsin) Republic
can says: The amonnt Of neyreceiyed
At the Green Bay Land Office duiing the
: month ending June Both. for private en-.
tries. was fifteen thousand nine bundled and
one dollars ftiyfve rsnfsA! And The,
amount received for the same purpose du-
ring the quarter just ended & almostforly
thousand dollars Full nine tenlbs is i'm
nediately occupied BY eastern migrants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

CRarlestOIyn AA call eiily.I
+gHyHE e1sgSng tenn III iKis Ii iiosl Kil
Il commeEse oh Akond IN HE 2 I'LL HI Angus.
next, and contours fss motsths ~ eHER AIr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
The Western Cuitiyator.

We lave received the first number of the Sc
cond volume of the Cutivator, published at lndi-
annapolis by w. Il. Hatch. 1t is Monthly. OF
30 pages, and is published at 50 cents per annun.
It is also published semi-monthy with Is pages
at tho price, and monthly with the Same
number Of pages at % cents. The price is OK
tromoly low, and entirely within the roach of cv-
cry farmer, but tho list of subscribers should not
be confined to agrculiurists aonc-nll may find
instruction in its pages. We should be pleased
to forward about 100 names from Wayne town
ship.
Mr.. Hatch publishes also weekly newspaper,
and large amount Of other reading, devoted to
family interests, news, &c. 1t is neutral in poll
tics-price ono dollar por volume.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

IS given TO show tina, a division of this county
would create tax upon the people. far be-
yond what would be their proportion in paving
the interest upon State debt. And that a.
mount must eventually be paid if VIC would sus-
tam the honor and credit OF State.
The friends OF division suggest that some OK
preston should b. made by the people to their
wishes in regard to this question. Ii canno, now
Be fairly done. The locos would for the purpose
Of carrying out .hcir object of dssension vote for
it 10 voter. regardless of their judgnen, of RICH,
aud wrong-they act with party first and last.
and regard us success paramount 10 every
thing else. We know something of this. aud we
have know lodge OF letters written by the lea
ders Of that party here those III Cambridge. and
from tho loco post master of that place to the To-
cos here.
But we have proiracled this article beyond
wha, We intended, and shall lie, the matter res, for
the present
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Division of wayne County.

Our neighbor Of the Jeflcrsonian has article
in his editorial columns upon this subject. 1t IS
intended as a reply TO article on the same
subject The editor says that our citizens masl-
fest "a very general disapproval Inc articles on
the subject, in the Palladium. and very general
sentiment in favor Of division and relocation
We have heard that a few of our Wing friends
have taken exceptions to our opinions; bu. that a
ma ioritv, or that a considerable number of the
Wings Of this township arc in favor of division
we do not believe. We admit tha. all the loco
focos whom we have heard speak of it. have de-
clared themselves in favor. Bur give them
credit for their assertions. They arc for and
against any measure. from which they can OK
tract political capital. They would sacrifice the
county of Wayne. the state of Indiana. or our
common country, TO obtain power to rip up the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

Wo have received this Book. and what ever
praise may have heretofore been bestowed on the
work, the present number is entitled to it all. The
engravings, the first 1.-THE SISTERS OF BETHANY
is from Sadd, and is his best style of mezzetin-
to-tho second "hard subject to paint" is beau
tiful-tho third preparing for the fancy BALI
and tho fourth .intancv.' Four engravngs in
ono number. The letter press is equal 10 tho en-
cravings, and matter is from tho best pens in the
Union.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
p A LII A DIU vi
INDIANA, FRIDAY MORNING.
JANUARY 81,
WASHINGTON, 25th jan, 1915.

WAsnINGToN. 25th jan, 10.
EDlroR PALLADIUM:
Dear Sir: So far regards the action of the
House of Representatives,. tho question oi annex
ing Texas 10 the United States is disposed Of
A Bill 10 annex Texas has just passed the House
by vote Of 122 TO 90. What will be the result
in the Senate Is doubtful. The friends of the
mea sure, however seem confident that it will pass
that body. \ ours Truly.
CALEB 3. SMITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Joint Resolutions.
HoUs e

A Joint resolution relative grant Of iand for tie
completion of tie Northern Central Canal.
relative the refuse lands IL the State
, of indiana.
loia resolution authorize the auditor OF an
srourg coantv to call the county board together
A JOINT resolution the subject OF Lac cimoeaAd Noad
joint resolution with regard ths exhibition oil the
pupils Of the Nv Institute for the education OF the bIint
joint resolution the SUBJECT turnpike road from
Bloomington Columbus
A joint resolution in relation draw-ba * on sait
Junt for relief Of the heirs OF Henry
MARTA.
joint resolution the subject oil the aoa and Ee
canal
o resolution subject Of the Oregon Tertiary
joint resolution loan n tbsodaI,te the Ashury
University.
joint resolution Teviving part act therein named
A Joiut resolution relative 70 po.tage.
oint resolution relative TO the pieon OF the Wa
bash Nd Ohio canal
join, resolution relative the improvement Of the Wa
Dash
joint resolution the subject Of Robert Dosney's Dew
me hod of tanning lea Their
Join, for relief of David T. Yeakei aud
EiezIt Demng-
joint resolution praying grant of land 10 construct
the toftlc Cross Railroad.
oint resolution relative exchanging documents with
other States
JOINT resolution on the subec, repal4a,n, State
debts.
1879 Acts aud 20 Joint Resolutions
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Another Agricultural and Horticultural


The editor of the Indiana Journal proposes to
commence in few days the publication of pc
riodical devoted to the interests of tho f rm. the
garden, and the workshop. From the character
of the editor, doubt not it will be altogether
worthy the patronage of the public. We will act
as agent for those who wish to subscribe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

Tho number of hogs slaughtered in tho
this year, estimated be 27, 900 less than last
year. Il Will hive m Influence upon the prlcc
Of that article the coming season.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
Trial for Murder.
the present.

a special term of the Henry Circuit Court was
held last week; at which Judge kilgore of the
llth Circuit prosides. Judge Elliott having acted
ono OF the prisoners counsel previous to his
election 10 the bench. MANY witnesses were ex-
amnod on bchafof tho state and the prisoner.
whose name Moore, and was charged with
administering poison TO bis wife from which she
died. This occurred several years ago. and
Moore has boon at liberty since. He returned
and gave himself up TO be triod by jury Of his
countrymen and was acquitted.
Ii is said Professor Silhman was no, as success
tul in his lectures at New Orleans, was antici-
puted. Fanny Essler was successful beyond all
precedent. So much for the taste of tho citizens
OF New Orleans. That's all.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

Gov. Whi,comb has appointed Mcssrs Dewey
and Sullivan to tho Supreme Bench until the mex;
meeting OF the Senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

ation SCHOOL discr No l. in Congressional township
15 10 Marion - Amend act TO incorporate me
Trustees of tine Laports Universy--To vacase Canal
i.,I Logs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

HENRY CLAY is at present on visit at Frank
fort He IS IN the enjoyment of excellent health.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL.


Road Bill came up on It's third reading. ]: ap
propriates 100000 for Ohio; Sl5o,o00 for In
diana, and similar for Illinois. Mr.. Niles
u locofoco, opposed the bill and denied the Const
,utional power of the government to exPcnd it
funds for such object. Mr.. ~ 5. " hite re
Piled BY saying he would not provoke discus
sion on subject which had been harangued CIV
er since the adoption of the Constitution. The
bill was passed at the last session in the Senate
and lost in the House, for wan: of time. lie
hoped the Senate would not reverse the decision
then made. The bill passed % to IA. The Sc
nate also passed bill, authorizing the payment
Of $4,000 10 Joshua Shaw, as q compensation
for the invention Of percussion caps for fire locks
1t appears that Shaw did not keep the secret oil
their composition from the public and has derived
no advantage from his experiments and discovery.
They have como into very general use, and are
considered of great value.
a message from the President was received
communicating account of the Chinese treaty,
which has been ratified abroad and only awaits
an exchange Of papers. Tho President recon-
mends the appointment of an Ambassador TO re-
side in China, and says that England has pleni-
he message was appropriately referred.
Tho bill for the creation of tho Smithsonian
Institute also passed the Senate.
The old claim Of Dubuque for an immense
tract of land III Iowa, up, bat was not def
nltoly disposed of.
In the House tho same day, Mr.. Robinson.
'h!foduccd uno,'ar plan for tho annexation of
Texas, IN which II is proposed that there shall be
ono slave state, not larger than any state now in
the Union, and the rest of tho territory to DO dis
posed Of as Congress may hereafter determine.
Tho debts of Texas not to be assumed. The
State to be entitled to two Senator'S and one Rep
rcscntativo lii Congress. After protractcd
discussion the bill was referred to the Committee
of the whole. The balance of the day was occu-
pied with other annexation of Texas projects.
January 23d in tho Senate, the Dubuque claim
was laid on the table, and after u brief session on
the next Monday.
IN the House tho same day, tho Cumberland
Road bill was reported from tho Senate. Tho
question of tho annexation Of Texas occupied the
remainder of tho day.
This question appears to be an endless thcmo
for discussion. The speeches however arc gem
orally of political character and could not IN
tcrest readers to any degree enabled
to give even synopsis of what IS SAID upon the
subject. With few EXCEPTIONS and are
pleased 70 be enabled TO say that the speech
Of our representative is of those, the speech
os have been made up of matter entirely foreign
to tie subject embracing much of tho slang tia
became stale in the late presidential campaign-
IN sbuU III e ,;.I,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

The Legislature Of hlaryan has passed law.
whereby, under circumstances. Will free
blacks fnu!attoos DO allowed To return To tho
State, after having abscntcd themselves for thirty
DAYS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

John y. Dix and Daniel :. Dickinson have
been elected 10 the Senate of the United States
by the legislature OF New York. Mr. Dix Is
sand 10 be IN favor Of the annexation Of Texas on
certain terms, and Dickinson Immediate
noNaton4si. Tho Tribune says: ''llo cIey-
crish sort Of a bulloon IN d bur-room law SUIT or
legislative hall. and mixes up Joe Miller aud
the Bbo to make rather amusing har-
angQc matters IN gonora. ho sadly
lacks ability, statosnanship and dignity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
T. w. Dorr.

The legislature of Rhode Island has passed a
bill for the relief of tho TRAITOR Dorr. It, howcv-
does not him to the rights of citizenship,
should he avail himself of its provisions. is on
Iy to extend the limits of the prsion, his friends
say.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

Tho Governor of New Jersey, in his late an
nua message. III speaking of the situation of that,
state says
We have treasury free from embarrassment,
and pccunlayy resources. adequate 10 all the
wants of the state, without the necessity of any
further direct taxation; and bong in the enjoy
ment of health ana peace, and of civil and reli-
gious liberty, we can scarcely fail 10 recognize
our dependence upon Almighty God, and thank
fully to acknowledge our obligations to Him for
these and for all his benefits
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

Tho editor of the Richmond Palladium. who is
Z member Of the Senate of this State and a good
wing. IN recent letter TO his paper, CHARGED John
ii. Bradley, Esq. late whig candidate for Lieut.
cnant Governor, with having turned Locofoco.-
Can it be!-Tippccanoe Journal.
Not quite so fast Major. We made no CHARGE
against Mr.. Bradley; but merely gavo an on dit
which was common. And our only object in no.
ticing the rumor was TO hold up tho Wing par
ty, individual who we believed was ondeayor-
ing to break nomination made by the party of
which he was distinguished member. We be-
lieve the character Of tho wing party has suffered
more from such conduct than the united efforts of
tho locofocos; and those who would sacrifice our
party with its organza ton and principles to gain
office. we regard with but little favor We do
not believe that Mr.. Brady has any disposition to
leave the party IN which he has labored so ardent
ly; but did believe he willing to be elect
ed to the |. 5. Senate, by the Iocos and at tho
riticc of the whig nominee. Report said that tho
locos required certain pledges Of the wing they
should vote Tor. and that Mr.. Bradley had given
those pledges. OF this know nothing. We
would regret DONG injustice 10 any man. particu-
larly to a wing, and if have given currency
to that of which Mr.. Brady not guilty we
shall be ready at all times to make the correction.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31

The Hon. John Fairfield, loco, has been re-
elected 10 the Senate from Maine.