Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-12

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nsn,loman, who proved to be merchant from
francesca, if no had lost anything. to which me-
Nth somo surprise at the inquiry, replied IN inc
pepativo. Tho young lady repeated her inquiry
.o2 suggested that he should satisfy himself by
a,,m;nnp On doing this he suddenly started
nd declared himself ruined man, for he had
1a., b;s nocket book The book was then han
ded 10 hum by the lady. On recovering which
,bc gratitude Of the stranger was unbounded, and
IN he Young lady's positively refusing to accept
portion Of the lost money, he insisted upon pre-
ssnting her with gold watch, which was de-
cracd Tho strange merchant, however, forced
upon the lady two notes Of twenty dollars each,
being all the loose money in his pocket. Tho
rocket book contained $1,000.
CHANCE OF FoRTUNE.-St. George Randolph,
the full nephew of John Randolph, of Roanoke,
and who, by the recent compromise OF the CLAIMS
under his will, comes in for two-tliths OF the
1925 OOO was for n number of yoars, and per-
hans now is, resident Of Fayette county, Ky.
He married second wife in Lexington, or its
neiehborbood, and was in very moderate, if not
needy circumstances. He always, however, boro
the character Of an honest and highly honora bio
man, and all who know him will be gratlficd
BY this turn Of fortune in his favor. He was
printer, and has worked at his trade III many of
the printing Offices of kentucky.
TYPoGR APHICAL BROTHERHOOD. -Wo under
stand, says tho Now York Ensign, that meeting
Of tho operative printers was hold III this city, on
Saturday evening last, and order instituted.
which is intended to be mado gone raj throughout
the United States. 1t is of charitable nature
and intended to elevate and advance the profess
lon we'll as TO assist such of tho brotherhood rs
may be i'll nocd.
Tho case Of Froncl books, sont present
from France to our government and which were
sold in Now York for Custom House dues, have
boon rcpurchlsod by tho Naval Officer Of tho
Port, AM forwarded to the Government in Wash
ington.
TESTIMONIAL. To iIgNRY CLAy.-Tho Wing
Lldios of Tom $500, determined not to DO behind
tlor sisters Of Virginia ana other States, have
solved to present to Henry Clay, a testimonial
ofthoir ostoom, a splendid Silver vase. The con-
trlbutions havo been mldo up without difficulty,
so heartily have the ladies taken the matter in
hand.
Sweden is said to b the only European gov
ernn,ent which is at present clear of debt.
MILLER EXCITEMENT IN MAINE.-Some thirty
citizens Of Orrington, Me-, have become 50 much
excited. says tho Bangor Wing of Thursday, with
the advent theories Of Father MilIor,'' to no.
gloct all business AMI live upon thoir subs
by selling stock from thcir farms and tho furniture
from their dwellings. They have SGT the twenty.
third of next month the day when the world
will be destroyed.
MlLLIoyAIRE's wIr.-We find the following
New York paper:
poor German relative of Mr.. Astor's arrived
not long since, and applied tho old man for
charity. Mr.. A. gave five dollar bill. 'Why,'
said tho discontinued relative. "your son Just
gave ten doarsr' SWELL he nav" said tho old
fho b,s ich f,,b
The Providence Journal announces tho death
OF Hon. Asher Robbins. n distinguished citizen Of
Rhode Island. who died at Newport on Sunday
evening. Mr.. Robbins has held MANY important
public stations. For fourteen years he represon
led that State IN tho United States Senate, of
which body his profound learning. his ripe schol-
arship and his classical eIo1uence made him
distinguished member. He was eighty eight
years Of ago.
QUITE AN ARMY.-Thcre are now no less than
800 or 1000 L. s. troops at the different stations
On Rod River. wherc they will remain till tho an
nexaticn question is settled.
man was recently arrested in Norwalk Ohio
and tined 50 and costs for kissing a girl on the
sue walk without her consent. We presume il
was blunder-Buss
he wilmington (Del.) Journal announces tho
sauueh DEATH IN that city, of DR.. Allen McLane,
eminent in tho medical profession. and citizen
otg great WORTH
= III OF tho aSuo IS nothing more nor less than
PERSONAL earthquake.
M. gentleman Presenting young lady TO his
a''ner' said-"Madam, this is Miss F.. and she
..r 50 great fool as she looks to be-
Ancre. madam snid Tho l,d ..l;as he J;c
'''enco between your son and mvself."
H.. no'her'' said little square bull, urchin a.
me- ,', I'VE years old. "whv don't my teacher make
nv , nio sometimes, | can lick every bow in
S'''' 0o' one.' A hopeful boy. that.