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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-11
kESSLER'S PREPARATION,
For the determination of RATS, MICE, &C.,

For the determination of RATS. MICE &C..
MANUFACTURED q Richmond, oni for safe at
j. n Dugdate d Co.'S Drug Store.
WIS preparation possesses the singular property,
that without being actual poison. 1t will only
Kill Rats and Mice bat will In consequence OF the Gas
Produces positively force those that do partake
it, pereipitately to leare the house.
ErPrce 80 cents per Box-wi,h direc,ions.H0
Richmond, May 2sth, l545. 22-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-11

4 FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
"A sale, FARM situated two miles North of Rich
mond. 1t contains EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND of
lhe best quaity-good buildings, a Barn. and the
necessary houses convenient order There also
thrifty Orchard of excellent fruit and it altogether
of the desirable locations in the neighborhood.
Being about to he offers for sale his entire
stock of Boots and Shoes wholesale RETAIL
lowest possible prices LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond Ia, June 18TH 1S45. Sc in ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-11

II VERY STABLE--The subscriber has for hire,
IL several good saddle horses-Buggies and well broke
horses His terms will be suited to the times
Richmond, June 4, lc45. r1u LEWIS BTRK-
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C<AsH-Paid for FLAxsEED, by
Richmond, June 4, 1545. SAT-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-11

From the Deputy Sheriff of New York
DR.. Smiths ..Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills. have
been used i'll the Eldrdge street Debtors Prison,
uncommon satisfaction. / have he ard a medicine
spoken of with interest by the sick who taken
these Pills.
JAMES J. BEVINS Deputv Sheriff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-11
Indiana, Wayne County,
In the WAYNE Probate Court.

Virgins & W asson, Adm rs.
of Samuel Fleming, dee d.
rs.
Stephen Swain, and
The Heirs of said decedent's es-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-11
r. THOMPSON, Sc Northmorc st.

The following lady is too well known in New York
for her intelligence and philanthropy to be doubted.
From the Matron of the u. s. Naval Iiosptal.l
Accustomed us "a o administer to the sick, | can
appreciate a valuable medicine II there be n medens
adapted to the hume amen ts of mankind, it 10 Dr.
Smiths Sugar Pills. have used the m and seen them
used with the most astonishing results; several
stances within my knowledge restoring the patient
extreme 1owness and suffering TO strength and health
For ladies' during pregnancy these pills socevegs
tdln. | nd To all for valuable family medicine
SARAH A. GOULD,
Maron of the L.. s. Naval Hospital
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

Is Parrot, Virginia by birth and on Q
Dentist. lie went. to Mexico many
years az :, turned farmer or planter there
did bad business and became bankrupt.
FOR time he was American Consul
there-but vas turned on, and finally left
Mexico with very liz le .ofthe respect or
regard oil those among whom he had liy-
sa. lie hasa wild claiWsIor indemnify.
LOT some alleged wrong. amounting it is
SAID 10 million or more Of dollars. land
tn is The parsonage lacking both chars
ac'er aud discretion. who Is chosen for
the work OF rcne"ing or pointing out the
way for renewing, our interrupted CONS
munications with Mexico.
Secondly Mr.. G.. a. Wickl life lato
z. Nj. General whom the papers chronicle
as on his way. with his family 10 Ken.
lucky, is in fact on his way to Texas, as
confidential agent Of The Administrations,
to aid the Charge d'A.Gaires, Mr.. Donald.
son, in persuadiny the authorities and
people oil Texas to accept the terms OF
annexation offered by the joint resolution.
" Mr.. Wickliffe's general capacity and
disceftion you can judge--but il may be
news TO you that this gent emau hes been.
heard to declare, tina: in his opinion, the
annexation Of Texas would dissolve. the
Union! Yet even he accepts special
and confidential agency for tho EXPRESS
purpose OF insuring anne Ration.
Thirdly. The Administrations is tax
ing to the u,,ermost the powers Of tho,
Secretary Of State. Mr.. Buchanan, (pow :
crs by the way more overrated than those
OF any man, Of note in the nafion,) in an
attempt 10 vindicale towards foteigu.
States, the conduct of the United States in
relation to annexation.
Oh the accuracy ofIhese facts you may
be assured. Of their influence and bear
ing upon tho interests OF the country, and
especially the Illuminating attitude in
wdich the mission OF Mr.. Wicklilfe places
us, as supplian,s TO Texas. double sup>
plants, ny an ordinary and an extraordi~
nary agent, assume not 10 speak.
have discharged, what seem TO me a
duty Of patriotism, in communicating the
facts 10 you-and through you to the pubs
lie, leaviag comment and e!ucdelion for
others.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

stab upon those improvements, upon
which SO largo an amoaEt oil money has
been expended.
Those who are opposed 10 the sale Of
the public orks, aud those who are in
favor OF Q safe, can here meet on the
commcn platform of opposition TO u mea>
suro whi'h must inevitably impair the
value OF those works. They are now
DONG wel.--,he revenue from them i in
creasing, and suicidal vou d be the &c,
which would lessen their value While
your committee would do every ding in
ihc'r power to advance the prosperity Of
fWsDurg, they canno, consent that i,
shall be promoted al tho expense of the
best interests Of tho State at large.
II this bill becomes a law. increase
taxation Will be required these inc reased
ourthens must necessaS lily fall en- the og
ricul'ural portion Of the community, and
after all, for what are they required 10
build up rival city in another State, aud
to enrich u foreign corporation = Never,
never, can your committee give their as
sent to bill which vii! entail bligh,
upon the interests and prosperity Of our
beloved Commonwealth. brighter skies
/ are now dawning upon her the darkness
with which she has been surrounded for
he last few years is gradually dissipa,ing
and in The future, il we are but true L
ourselves; if we husband our resources
II we create no rivals to our public i'm.
provements, Pennsy lvania will regain
the proud and elevated situation, for which
by nature. and by natures God, she wa.
intended. A contrary course must pro,
duce ruin and dis!ress,, must ALLEVIATE tn,
affections Of our citizens from their gov
eminent, and in the end produce ropudi
alton with all its direlul concomitanis. II
he hands of the House, after This upper
tect discharge Of their duty. do the com
ml,iee leave this subjec'. with tho earnes
recommendation tina, the bill shall be neg
alived.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

------
TIiEPi,pfstuRGII EIRE.- We ave
"ble to'gloaa various particulars Of the
tire at Pnisburgh, on Thurs lay last, with
sufficient certainty for publication.
The ire commenced near the junction
OF The rivers, and xtended up the Monon
gah Ia from The river to IN and 5:h
streets, and all Pipe,own, except the Gcs
Works.
The 3D. Presbyterian Church was sa
we'd. but oil The other churches in the
range were des,r, we'd.
The loss is estimated at 10 millions OF
dollars; The number Of houses consumed
10 TO 1900 The number of families lief
shelicrless a. 5000, comprising a, leas,
10000 people.
The following are the principal public
buildings, Manulac,ories and Offices thai
were destroyed;
Globe Cotton Factory, corner Of q
ard Ferry.
Fire Navigation Insurance office, Mar.
Ret between % and 3D..
Firen ms Insurance Office, corne,
Marker aid 81,
Penn insurance O.Hce, corner Market
nnd 81.
Bank Of ri tsburgb, 4,h between Mar.
kct and Wool.
Oiii:e IT Daily ChroniceI, do
Job Printing Office, OIL B BuuIor. q,
between Market and Wood s,s.
Merchants Hotel, coner Of 81 and
Wood SIS.
A Rarmcr's Exchange Office do
J"ncs " Slbbel's Exchange Office cor
ner Of A and Wood sls.
WIN A Hills Exchange Office, be-
tween 9TH and Diamond Alley.
X & X II Pauerson's Eagle and f,ez y
Livery Stables, Diamond Alley s. 4,h sis.
Assocnte Reformed Church. 4rh orar
orani; Baptist Church, Grant 81.
BakewelI's extensive Gl.ss Works
Water, above Grant.
The Monongahea House. deurovcd
with oil the furniture.
DonongiheIa Bridge, entirely destroy.
sd IL is rumored that seye. al Hye,, worn
lost on the Bridge.
The Dallas Iron Works IN pipotowp,
entirely destroyed.
we dId design TO furnish our reader.
win adIagrm o. Pittsburgh, showing
inc r"v"g's VI The fire, bu. b ing un bic
~ 90 50 MS mJrning we substitute a mi.
"utr description. I he streets commence
ht the Hohoagaholl river, az Gllows
IInnin2 parallel with the river: Wafer
f'9n. Sec 10. Tnird dn Fourth street,
uho O'd'"ond Ali"y. The 1rI street from
we Ju"c''oA o. NO Two rivers, running n
Su' ao5'"' WIN III liver, Is Ferry ST
thtn Market. Wood Smlu.f.lJ. Gran
aud R'ys i'hc Gre commenced b.lwcc,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND.

TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND
since January. the consumption OF spir>
.ts In Iceland has been on the increase.
During the year ending the 5!h of Janus
airy last, the quantity on which duty was
paid was 6,l45,l37 gallons, increase OF
ooi,o54 gallons, compared with the pre-
ceding year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

WEATHER AND RlVERS-1he was a
slight thunder shower Thursday evening, acc ompa.
med BY heavy gale frum The westward. 81
Yesterday afternoon was very showery, and for
short lime large hail stones fell thick and fas, hr,
very little rain fell at this point.
Inc rivers arc still falling, scant three and half
reported on The lower rapids ofihe Mississippi
Two and half in the channel Of the Missouri, aud "A
stand, and five and halfiee, water in the channel
Of The Illinois - 81 L. uis Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

There were tro hundred and serenfccn
foreigners admit ed into the Bellayue
Alms'house, New York, for tho week
ending the 5h inst, of which number
one hundred and Efty sepcn were Irish.
Poor American citizens and taxed 10 sup
port this horde Of paupers7 't'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

WESTERN PELTRIES --AIessrs II & 20
Whii'emore. received by the steamboat Julia Che.
eau fourteen tons OF deer skins. which arc par, Of
purchase recently made by Them in Askar,sas-
The balance Of the p1rchase winch h, si,,v ,o,, !.
expected hy inem in few days We understand
''ia' Tho average weight Of these skins is aboo, hree
pounds ond thus mnre than forty iholsa, deer have
oefn Killed TO supply hIs heavy purchase, As IN.
m 'ofws'd their furs and ps,ries TO tho eastern
''..s 'o' market, we hope that their enterprise
VIII be pr"iilably repad.-!sl Ions Rem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
THE BRACELETS OF QUEEN

THE BRACELETS OF QUEEN
VIC rORlA.-On festivals and gala d,ys.
tvs delicate arm Of the Queen of England
will he seen adorned with bracelet that
may well be cons dered as one Of the mos,
significant mOmen'os that tie radiant psr>
Iakers oil royal enjpymcn's aud princely
splendour can behold. The 'bii,ui of
The most tasty finish is made of The pures,
gold, and enlightened By four Of The rarest
dam nds, viii h seem TO dispute cac h 9th.
er's beauty aud delicacy. Bot their rcat.
est interest they derive from the owners
IN VIII ,se possession they were in other
limes.
The largest OF fhese diamonds belong.
ed TO the Princess Charlotte A0aasfg OF
Wales, who will ever be remembered by
the British people Tor her wonanly yir
tues and aniab qualities. The second
and third Of these gems once beiou,od To-
The unfortunate Queen Marie Anfoiaeite
81 france. The fourth, and most splcn
Jid OF be whole. shone AT one time from
he white and mljes,i al forehead Of be
loved prlnceiy head, lha: shared similar
'nisf1ftunes WHh the f,rmer--ii was the
property Of Mary STUART q Teen Of Scots /.
and .bcn TO King whose power ended
wlih the fail oi his royal brother, JoseDb
NapDloon. One may we'll question wbeih.
or ever a woman's Brn as cncircled by
ring 50 poren'. Of embIoms 50 rroye
AM souvenirs 50 fuh Of meaning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

OCEAN STEAMSHlP.--lt is stated
that several eminent capitalists Of Boston
are now building large ocean steam ship
III that city, 10 be one Of line TO run b Is
tween New York and Liverpool This
steamer, it Is said, will be eighteen huns
dred tons ia size. and is to be finished on
the 4th OF July next, and ready TO take
me hrsi mail contract under the new Post.
Office law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
Northumberland pa

,,,,., LOUISVILLE, Apri7, PM
Whhkey sold 10 day from wagons nj 90 .2O1c p,r
gallon and from stores at l9a20c for recifed.
bacon ,s' c'ive Nth great frmness at quotations
Of Saturday. -
Groceries continue az at oui last report. Holders
are looking for further advance in sugar and coffee.
which buyers do not
The weather is clear and cold for Tho season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
The New York Herald OF Monday saws


Within the pas: six weeks there have
been in This city a suspension OF paymen,
by six large mercantile houses, Importers
and j 'bbers, on liabilities VARYING from
eighty up to five hundred thousand do :.
lars each The failures OF these houses
has been directly produced by the inn
mense losses IN goods and the bankrup,>
cy Of many OF their Southern and West
ern customers. The depreciation in the
foreign impor,atons Of this port from the
LIST OF July, and the low price of all the
staple products Of the sections Of country
largely indebted to the merchants Of thi,
city-restrlciing the resources Of the peo
pie oil these sections and preventing IT, EN-
rom paying upas prompt as necessary
have produced all the commercial embar.
rassmcnt under which so many merchants
OF this city are now suffering, and from
which several houses have been iempo-
rarily relieved by suspension of paw
ment. One OF the importing houses res
lerred TO as having failed within the past
few days, was largely indebted to foreign
man uiacturers, who wi be the principal
sufferers by this suspension. Lust 8 a.
son this house imported very largely and
made shipments Of cotton from this and
other ports 10 Liverpool, 10 ne,t their
| payments, bu, severe losses on imports OF
foreign manufactures and exports Of Get.
ton, IN connection with heavy losses on
the business Of previous years, reduc ed
them TO bankruptcy and suspension. One
Of The jobbing houses referee 10 as hav>
ing failed, was when the losses of the pasl
seasons business came upon il, still sui
lerlng from losses Of the revu'sion many
years previous, and although its credit
was good up to, and on the very day oil
suspension. there will hardly be vestage
left Of It's former wealth and resources.
Its confidential creditors will hardly be
paid IN fall, and their demands only n
IN unit TO about one-sevcnth part OF the
total liabilities Of the concern.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
OF MUNONGALIN

3I We Pnbli,h 10 day the reprr, "f the commit.
tee Vt the lower house OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature, on the snhj'ci OF the IL Il Il
Company. The reader will faI IN II ro's c'r the
u"fa,orabi. reP"ri which WI pr,b,hy Influence
the members VI thu, body 10 rj'ct The wivileg'
a.ked. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
DEATuOFuR COIuAN W. =.

DEATH OF MIR GOTHAM I'VE are
panied 20 announce the death Of Mr. Col
man, the inventor Of the celebrated " Aeo-
liam Attachment 10 the Piano Forte.
lilo died suddenly at his residence in Sar
atoga on Saturday evening.-NeD York
ErpreAs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

Wo had slight shower yesterday. and
are gratliied III being able 10 state that we
have prospect Of more rain, IN the course
Of the ncXt2i hours.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

The u,mast care shoals be taken To guard agsinsi
fire uniI! there is rain. spark flying from q
Chimney, '-'sA, st The roof Of bonse on FIRE, or
tho stump of cigar. c.relc,s!y thrown in cellar
might cause conaastauon iha, would destroy hall
the city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
WASHINGTON. 4lh Anril-

vi yesterday PuuilsheS the following let,
ter.
WAsHINGToS, 9TH April.
There is mischief going on with fespec,
10 annexation, OF which The country /.
kept IN ignorance, and ir the adninis,,o
ton can have its way will be kept in 10.
norance until il is too late to interposc any
remedy. Mystery indeed is now one, OF
the great arts Of government, and in his
republic, where it is sometimes boasted
there are no secrets, aId that everv THING
IS auoYe board in political iransac ion :.
there is preserved the most,stu lious and
systematic silence and sccresy, ms to nea /.
sures OF the highest interest 10 the whole
people.
1t is under the impression that YOU are
not likeiy TO learn from any one oi vonr
ordinary correspondents at Washne ton,
he great position Of the Texas question
mat address you this letter. Wuhoul.
further preface then state certain -.FY,qI
that sort oiagent has been sent to Mex
ico to feel about rs ~ wheihcr there be
any chance, or any mode Of rcsuminr d.
plOmalic intercourse with that country
This person whose position more resen>
Oles That OF spy than OF an authorize 4 |
commissioner, IS OF character 10 hc
dvoWtd &c diSIvowcd ct pleasure. and
sscotJing " circumstances lie nimeI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

NEW YORK ELECTION. The following
results o he late eleeir II Tor Mayor Of New York
shows The f'iIy Of pa iy splits.
Wing Native I.oco.
Total. 6S46 1868 % 2S2
tiavsmeyer. Loco. is eicc'eI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

Loss OF A STEAMER We have in the
New York Inper.. fall accounts of the Io.s
loss Of the seams swallow one Of the most sler did
steamers the !idison river. II occurr-J on
Monday night last. on the passage from Albany 10
New York. The night wa. very dark and ~
passing tho n,rroNs n, Athens, she was run uppn u
rock called the Big II struck with such force
that IL broke in ,wo. the bows runniug Gar up the
rock and the stern sinking To thu roof &c the
hn,sicano 'cck. There wero great many passenger,
on boird. aud when The water entered the furnace
Tho fiso devon over the boat IN sheet, giving
the impression 10 The nff gh'cd passengers that the
boat was on frc Many jumped overheard, and /,
10 feared that numerous lives were lost.
LATr:R-ih he loss of lives by ihis accident. i,
nov s,iI to be from so to 100.
CONNECTICUT-ALLW WING The election
in Connecticut took place on the 7 n inst. Returns
are in from The principal portion NJ The Safe. aud
they shnw that Rgcr B,idwin( VIII g)is reelected
Gov"rnor by The People; oil the other why
candidates f.r State oil err, and for Congress are
chnsen. aud there is decided Wing innj ,tiiy IN
both branches ofihe Legislature.
CONCRESS-In the iirs, district, Hartford snd
T"llona. James Dixon (Whgl is doubtless elected
"vSr i ii Seymour, the Lpco representative of the
district IN the last Congress
In the second dsiiic'. New Haven and M,dJesex
Samuel ID Hubbard. (W) is elected nv handsome
innjpriiy over The present incumheni. ihn Stewart
In The third district New London anil wihdham
NC have the returns from oil The towns hut five
md The votes stand Tor john A Rockwell. (Wnis)
1899; Tor George II Calm lem member Ia Il
C"nere~) 1896. Wing maturity 273 The town,
TO be heard irum gave Wing m jnriiy of45 al the
Pievt'ns gnbcrna,orial elcc,nn, and 80 at the
presidential
In The Fourth district. Fairfield and L'ichfelJ
rfuma" Smith twhir) gees out oi Fairfield aion
500 ahead Of Satnnel Sm,nons Democratic membeI
ri last C"ngoes-) and his m'jory will be increased
by Liichiirid Co
The whole delegation is therefore Wing. and
Connecticut Will he represented IN The next Congress,
hy ious Wing Instead Of fur Loco Eco members.
FOR GOvELNOR
80 towns Baldwin OWLS 932 ,rncy.OL F. 229
The SfaIe Senate is decidedly Wing. The House,
as lar Is ascerianed. stands ihus:--Whigs 10
Democrats as, Abolon |, no choice ~.
IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

RUMORS FROM WASHINGTON
The New York, Courier and Enquirer
OF yesterday publishes the following let,
far
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

"a GREEABLY TO an order Of the Hon
"a Probate Court OF Pamela county Mi.
made at the October Term thereof A. d.
1914, | will as Administrator de bonis.
non Of The Estate of Sarah Harrison, de-
ceased, present my accounts for linal
settlement and allowance, at the Decem-
Der Term A. d. 1874 of sad Court;
All persons interested are hereby no.
titled 10 a,tead and show cause if any
they have, why final settiementand al
lowance should not be made.
LUDY COTHEN Adr.
de bonis non # Sarah Harrison decd.
33--6w.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-25
Administrator Notice.

Letters ofAdministration having been
granted to the undersigned OH the es-
tate of Calvin Russell deceased, by the
Probate Court of Ta,lahatchie county,
At the August Term, A. D. 1914 of
said court:
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
and make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said Estate are
hereby notified to present the same for
payment, within the time prescribed by
law, duly authenticated, to the subscrl-
Der, or they wiz: be forever barred,
JAMES AFFORD, Adm'r Of Cal
Uin RwSSet, deceased.
Charleston Mi, Aug. IL, 1914. 23-6w