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| SCHOOL OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
Adams, Edward A. l 3 Charles city.
Brown Abraham B. 2 Amherst.
Cross, James M. MISSISSIPPI.
| Greer, Thomas B. | Franklin.
Jones. William A. Smyth.
Scott, Hugh Roy Amherst.
| Warren Edward | North Carolina.
SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY AND MATE
RIA MEDlCA.
Class Of Chemistry.
| Brown, Abraham 3. Amherst.
Baker. Philip B. Norfolk City.
Carter, Robert ! Clarke.
Criuenden, A. J. . Lancaster.
Campbell, Robert c. Bedford.
Chancellor, James +. Spottsyivania.
Davis, John, Jr. Meckienbnrg'
Pellus, Luther G. ! MecKienourg'
Purvear. Richard R. | Mecklenbulg.
| UrquhaTt, Thomas II. Southampton.
CLASS OF MATERIA MEDICA.
| Baker, Philip B. NofioH Cny.
| Baxley, Jabez B. ! SCUM oato'i'a'
Carer Robert Clarke.
| Campbell, Robert c. | Bedford.
Chancellor, James L. | , Spoi'syiVania.
Crillenden, A. J. Lancaster.
Davis, John, Jr. Mecklenpuig'
Dejarneu, Joseph S. Spotsylvania.
Dennis, VIM. Il. CnaIioue.
Dice Renben B. Pendeton.
Horsely. Fred. c.. Nelson.
Jc,er. John w. Amelia.
Massenburg, George Hampton.
pruus Lu,herC. - Nlecklenburg.
Puryear, Richmond r. Mecklenburg.
glastonbury, WIN. D. Caroline.
Robb, John P. : Wesmoreiaho'
Timberlake, Philip Louisa.
Urouhsrt. Th. II. Southampton.
Wallace Mathew | Pocahontas.
Walton. Lewis ]. , Cumberland.
Workman. Edward L. South Carolina.
Wilhers, Edward ID. Campbell.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Baxley, Jabez B. l South Carolina.
Crittenden, A. J. Lancaster.
Chancellor, J. E.l2 Spollsylvania.
Campbell, Rob'i c. | Bedford.
Churchman, v. II. Staunlon.
Garter, Rob't : Clarke.
Dennis, VIM. Fl. Charlotte.
Dejarnet,e, Joseph S. Spoltsylvania.
Dice, Reuben 3. Pendlelon.
Davis, John, jr. MecklenbuTg.
Rorsley, Fred. G. Nelson.
Je,er. John w. Amelia.
Minor, Lucian Alabama.
Niche, Augustus Albemarle
Puryear, Richard R. | Meeklenburg.
Petlus, LulberC. 3 MecklenbuTg.
Glastonbury, VIM d. / Caroline.
Rohb, John p. Il Westmoreland.
Timbrrlakc, Philip l Louisa.
Urquhart, Thos. II. Southampton.
WORK man, Edward E. l South Carolina.
ScHAoL OF ANATOMY AND SURGERY.
Campbell. Robt G, Bedford.
Garter Robt Clarke.
Chancellor. J.E.I2 Sponsyyania.
Cr,lenden, A. J. Lancaster.
Dennis. VIM. III. Charlotte.
Dice, Reuben B. / Pendleon.
Horsey. Fred. CT Nelson.
Je,er. John W.. Amelia.
Niche, Augustus Abcmarle.
Minor, Lucian ALABAMA.
Peuus. Luther G.. Mecklenburg..
Robb kohn P Westmoreland.
Urouba,,. Thos. Ii. Southampton.
Wallace, Mathew, Pocahontas.
Workman, Edward F.. l South Carolina.
SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
Senior Class.
Murry. Henry w. Charlottesville.
Sharp, Charles , Norfolk City.
Whitescaryer, w. A. 2 Taylor.
Bellcs.Lelires Class.
Bocock, John J. King George.
Campbell, Joseph t. 9 Abingdon.
Woodson, John w. , AppomaltoS.
Class 81 Political Economy.
Broadns, John n. University.
Campbell, Joseph T. Abingdon.
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Senior Class.
Lane Edward II. , Fluvanna.
Junior Class.
Darlington. Isaac Ii. Charlotte.
Fleshman, w. Il. I. do
Hart. John l 2 Louisa.
Koiner, Absaom Augusta.
Lane, Edward II. . Fluyanna.
hurry, Henry w. ? Charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-30
"I.ANE.
"REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE GO.
XERNMENIn OF TILE u STATES

=
Under this caption (says the Union) the las
Boston Post publishes an article, including q
lcl.er from The Solicitor Of the Treasury, which
we give below. On inquiry, we learn that The
proposed sale will embrace lands in nearly every
Stale in The Union, including large tracts in
Texas. Most of these lands are wild. Still
there will be valuable farms and city lots, some
with and others wiihou. buildings. included IN
the sale. Some OF the Southern and Western
lands are said TO be OF Tie very best quality
Schedules OF these lands are expected TO be CON.
pleed in about Two weeks, and will appear in the
papers oi this city. The lands in each STATE
will be advertised in one or more local papers, ST
as 10 allow The greatest possible opportunities for
bids. The biddings will probably close by The
middle oi September or first Of October When
accepted, and The money paid, deeds conveying
The interest OF The United States will he prepared
executed. and acknowledged By the Solicitor and
forwarded 10 the purchaser Tree Of expense. Pa
pefs in the vicinity OF lands obrained hY the 60
vcrnmen in the collection OF IT'S debls, will confer
a favor on those wishing 10 become pnrcha
scrs, by giving publicity 10 these facts. The ad
van,agc'lo the Government, in converting these
lands into money, and 10 the country, in their
passing into The hands OF actual owners and &C.
cupanls, seems loo clear 10 need calculation.
This movement ofihe Solicitor canno, fail Of Ie-
ceiyine the commentator OF all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-30

STATE OF TIE NORTH WESTERN RAW s.
VIRGINIA, including Branches at Wep.,n'
Parkersburg. =
Bills discounted July l. Ist- ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-30

Congressional Elections are ye! 10 be held in
The following States, viz Kentucky, Indiana,
Alabama, and Iowa, on The first Monday in An-
gust; in North Carolina and Tennessee on the
Thursday following; in Maryland, October 9Th ;
and in Mississippi and Louisiana, Monday, No
yember Isl. The election in those States will
complete the members 10 the next Congress.
fRdlsigh N. c. Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-30
IFroa, The Charlottesville JcfeTsonian.]
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The Chairman of the Faculty announced I'm
alnbabetical order) the names of The students who
had distinguished themselves at The public ex-
aminations which have been held during the pre-
sent session. The numbers indicate The examIn-
atoms al which The student gained distinction.
NAMES OF THE STUDENTS DISTINGUISHED.
Intermediate and Final Eraminations--Sessio
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
{ So So
-. 9yontag, laen SertembetAS $50
Q( II 0)l llitter.

Cine qprbsDat fir aespsscr aue tbrt Sinetr--tpl.
Dies mSseu @sbssluan's 2Farmistcjsnsrs trabrIt4
ssuantlt msrSu, inosm tic talense rrn Sii1esrn rca
eintm frb,sitistn @rat seretet baten anr bae 5sti
Der Olufter nit Srtice erfllItsn, naCbesm lis tsW
6cfnung csr @SnslnJ ibree Sinhes aitf5seetsf bats
te. ltne rsnn man teeentt eaS lDhrntrr antnet
spf sSiuesrn jabrli6 jerils<su, ,ino pslIsn urfat
ntt in 3rsftl sejr9sn ibirk; ,inb ubcm cs tstanni
lit paB ce(t Sc,enSss Gin i6errs Dstts 1T tisstt ~
;rrtfSrtn uno J rsrtrsten, 70 mug es 9srpiB siHet
isetn Samilic ras -6rrs init Srsles srflsn wehn fs
cie 2tutiineisunS elmer fe4cr Qecbltpat rsrnlmnfs
9lit nIr allsn t bic 3utsreitans fur qplrntr gut
frnrsrn feline 5ulftn SOjcnscs bateH aub rs fetlimn
fen Sdler ron 9srtaItims turirt, rris ailt Ius.
,ebrung. no 5cffnuns rertbwuupen ,tno 9srJwsift.
lung iltcrail ltebttar ipar. 2Dir fnb tetannt ,nt
rerlbistensn Salleu pcn runeertaren Suren, uHe
4eHtsu bic aufmsrttamtsit bes S,ahfrassrs auf Dr.
@1efkfanSs spaiupblct ren &nrcn. Die Samrbrt
tc;tnses ftlrirrn Scrfpeb In finf Dltnltsu, " ent
ftrntn ale L6erjtlopfn, nerpSfe Ssftweresn unr
Sranpf. Srs armsn a4aune's pfaiter 1T aufTtf
3weifel ras tcfiarteuos pfaIfsr in Der QDdt. QSir
ratbtn alien $eieenccn an Gle 3utereitlin9 tes Sets
trrs anjnenben, miiisne paB fe In ibrsr Gr'partun8
ntbt setaulbt inerpcn.
Die cbiss oOiteijirlen, ine i'm Su6itcbr ron 81,
o t uub 60. IN 14sHtatn ~ taksn.
Suni %. uai1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
F Ser grDGte uno rppbls
&MG,fetlffe Stof gcloeneh
R% Mx ilno iflbernen
o. &c Sal6enllbren
in pDil0eelpbia, i'm 8rrBtf' llnb Sleintn'

in Vbil0eclpbia, i'm 8rp6tr ,inb Slcinsn,
G3ctene Sertrs, init rrlltn Supelsn, ls Gar,
ret 8tbauit, srlpnrs @efdt $40 90
gc(pnc sepinrs, nit polen Stnpeleii, L ear'
ret @cDdult, Sclchce 8etbt S25 tis 80 90
@ilterne Sewers, init ccllen 5tltptlen, 20 90
SiGternt tspines, mir Supssn, Is 90
9ilttrnr Guartisrs, tplcncire Ghalitat 90
Siltcrnc Smitatcn Guartiers, 90
e5rtne unp Gltsrnr Iafhsnuhttn aus jtrti.
ter eanS, ron "lsn prsiet, rpn 81 tts IS 90
8rlcut peneils, 81 75 tis : Cd
@crnc 0rmtanecr (sratsletsl init xrpas
unr anrern Ginireunsrn, 3 SO
Gebte iIlbernc Ibcclctfcl, SO
0ianant.sclritte Grrftrtrn, NIT irIietn fii.
trrnen y6clcers, tcB 20
@clocne &stten, gru(tnabeln, Sin9errirts
9e, Sbrrinqe, uno eSuwelenwanren BON iet
Der Aualitdt uno Senennuna, an ben nief
ori9lfen pbuaeelpbia uuo Sleu Uorfer preis
fen 9clone uno flterne eeper, Qepinee, nnD
Quarter Sa6ubren, nod Dcblfeier al6 Die
cbiorn. Gin 9uiprudj lit hinreiheno tint
Rdufrr ~ iiberseuacn, oaB biee Der Srt lit,
quite uno ipobIfsile sirtifef iu befcmmen. 2lae
Sitter ipcroen parrantirt od8 III Iein flf
fpas lIe perfauft rerben. Beifelungen an6
Dem eanoe neroen pnnftlidb beGcraf. 9IIte6
Sob nno Silbcr miro fur baar @eIb ODER iiit
sInstaufd fir Waaren ansencmmen. Sebt
9Irt 3aIdenuhren werben reparirt iitb ipars
rantirt 9enau 3eit su balten.
9t. .. Sd, babe eine fpIenbite gcfbhs
Seennben'Gaid,eHabs, :.n. bsins pfsres.rc.s
ten &c. bic 3stt Su baitens Gbenfdns Def,
9cIbete unD galpanifrte 1affenubr, foe
gambler, uno ale aubsru In mein FAD gss
hOrioe Sitter, an eenis eab6 N u g.
wobIfcilen uhrens uno Supelier, SodncIund,
go. 4l34 MarftifrdBe, oberbaIb Der IltenI
9torofeite, pbilaceIpbid.
Suut l5. Hdt9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
So.ecraI Sebct bier

SSrubt miro oerlan9t!
llntersethnrte gsbeu hisrburt 0ad,ritt
SaB fe naaEbcfannte Sreie y q e II
@e bi ube," am lsb Gitlid,en @de Der
9lnn unb 9luersspsS Satraeeli,e wrlds Nd am
ucro.peHziben @Hee bes. Staot sIasntaun
freussn, mnHidl an I'D, 9ebrdht, uuo edGris
be su siuem portrefflidsn Stcbrtaufe itiuge.
dnoert baten pr1clbt Ge nun bereit lIno,
uiltcr Der Srma pom y / 3, . q 8 u. 60.
dtle 9itteneSetraice, aI6:
&aiSen, Re99en @elfbforn, Safer,
u. 10.
in groser Suantitdt eiriunebmsn, tpcfiir ftc
nnabmeid'lid,, 3u alien 3eitcn, ben allerhpdp
fen Warfiprei6 in baarem @eloe bei1hisn
lpereeu. 9lud f6nncn oiejeniGcn bic IIe riif
ibrer 5funeihaft beehren molten, in benz iur
Drufcrei ces "Qeda pltrictcn" aehDrenprn
SudttObr anfpredleu, ollno INNER elmer Der
Sirma ,u9eaen lcin Diro, uno woielbft nllc
gepiinidtc @rfuuoigun9cn einBsSc9eu mer'
cen fonncn.
t9Il6 ncue gIufiuacr hoffcu Iie auf itren
3heil Der Gunlf ers Dublifums, eic iIe bas
ourd ;u behdIten une Sermehrcn Ild trmii,
hep tperoen, ras iie fId cifrtgff tus sbeitreten
9eoerfen, cneu jeoen Der bel linen anpre'
den mag, UcIIfommcn ju befricci9eu.
Sacpb Vte,
CSacobrS. Uoas,
9tcuben Sub.
Septembcr G. rqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
Slcmer QBaarcn StpDr,
Septembrr G.

i'm 8rOsen uno Slctncn in 9lllentann,
Giniet 5b6rrn cterbslt nsm 9Narft.8rrsd, ,u,b
nabite IpiirC ~ BEN attn ttbrrnmatbrr Gt1t(ilirs
msnt hes .brn. SrlrFp 2Bsib,
Die Nerrcn yea9er uub Weibuer fnb fcs
eter bon philadelphia NIT eincm aan; neueu
Strd Giuter suriIfgc us9cpdhlt nlu
belon6crer SorqfaIt opn Smprrteurcr uno
@ommisi6n SGnDler, IN phiIaoelphia an Den
uirori0iten @nor9elo preifen. ScIhc bic
lIe nit ibrcm 3uiprut brehren, werocn cs
III ibrcm 8prtbeiI ftncen, incem fein GtnbIif'
cement I'M eduec woblfciler uerfdufen miro
ais mir.
Die 9tufmcrfiamfeit Der 0ameu BON gIts
lrntaun uuo llm9r9eno miro cbrerbteti9f
auf ibren Id,6nen Stod 9clcnfet, beilebenb
aus Grimmiu9s, IhifIid, fnr GreIe6,
Slcaf6, RautilIas &c, ais SriuGe6, &jiulp6,
@impbcao Trin9es, Silf 2dcc6, unp Jfu6pfe
pcn ieccr slrt uno Senennuu9.
@benf gin dHqcmeiner Stcd
bon 9luSrilitun9S 2rtifeGn, ais S-Slp, Su'
per, Su9ran uno 8enetian @arpctin0s, @be'
nilIc, Guften uno gBiItcn 0iugS, Slcr Del
Gud,, 9Ittid Drafts, Stci9cns9luthen &c.
81. 8.--Cie @ntrr Tno jrst fir llntcrfu.
dung bercit, unc merbcn fir gaargeIo prr'
fault eorr fur Qauocs'prcouftcn aus9cweds
felt.
Wea9er uno gGeioner.
Septcmber 6. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
serlulf ces soaars llno Sablbcit.
OelItn Ilitte(. Sore tras Or, Quialp (iat

Oe1en 90littcl Sore ras Or, Gui8lp last:
g Sbegbsrpstaun n, Oct 10, ls43,
altin .eetr Dor einissn Sabrsn fisl mir cas
laar fbnrI prm Scrf, tinc hattt eis 0us(itbt gan,
tabl 81 rperrcn. SD bate felt Satren iardtt 3ute,
rtitlInscn fur bas oaar anSewanct woppn ib tsinsn
9tuten erbictt Gnhlict sstrauGtt eb ssinen J6aat
Gpuje, uno nahoem i'd rrsi ceer rtr Sptteln auae.
iranpt bate, tfeilte lisb mein 6aar ani GBee pct
ttdls 9Qcrdtrn pircer bit, unp eas @rau wtroeH
murce gtbenmt., Sst bate nienals Gin Gnlpfblunss'
3hrtiten rrn elmer Spdftnt Olerin segstsn, ,reldt
6fters mebr taoet ais niieet, aftr iuniefta SalIt
mo est rttel trtanHtlit nueib it, 'fftbuit A.tts
pe't2shifsilp ernlelteu ~ smFfebIsn.
Scbn aui9Isp, W. Z.
2tu Or. 5apns, 4'pIareIrbia.
Stnptr itert II an IN Il mer - Sces
tor Sepnes 9crlnifu9t bat nicnals in ben (cblimm.
itcn Sallrn tcbiselbla8en. Spmptcnie ron QBnrmer
nb acPfpsb @6WIuctl, 8lsi8bst Der sipprn,
nit ?tnlauf Der 2DIn9en, 3abntnirrfttn mabrsnp
ptm Sdlaf, unruDtgc Irdunt, setrc6snsr Shlaf
purtb 9trectcn unp Sbreirn, Gcpullipren, Sirter.
Daftistrlt, OurIf, tntrupcr 4tbem -Sufru, reitert
Der 9lait OlI9srbcit, H. I. N. Sir ncrpsfs trau'
tss Sopfrtb unp .esr,tlcrftn iIt oisitr 3srmifist
uniErrtretfid, unr rrrftbatft fcgltid Sinceruns-a
Nud turirt rrrltlts cie psils nnp matbt arretit.
Die rtise fb&ttart o0lerijin wirp III pem BUD.
fcbr Won n. 8utb uro 50. in aarntaun uno 81.
mon oan, in SctbIsbtm, pertauft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
September 6.
Oplfor 2(ppletons

beriibmte Mittel 9e9en Ganbbeit.
Diefe mertbooIe Webisin pirb tdslid, be-
rihmtes. DieieIbe eurirt uufeblbar 3aubs
belt mrld,e Ian9e brifanben hat. Yampblcts
welde intsrehnntc Certificate bon @uren in
Gd) fblireeu, fno bel ben 9gcntcn einSuicbeu.
Siclparo unb 9Salton,
30. S76 Wartt Strase, philacelpbia.
% Sol9cnbe Serren ftno sI9enten fir
ben Gerfauf bieler Mebisin M. @uih nnp
SO sllIentaun, prtcr pcmp, @aifon, s. @.
eombcrt 9ieaoin8, uno Martin eue, Sars
risburs.
Decentber I. no1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
81 q Cb IT (t) t

Birc hermit 9e9eber, ons Der lluterfhriss
beue als Grscutor bon Der Soinferla6euId,aft
Der perforbenen 6 Ii fat bctb Srob 4,
lesttin, bon Der Stoct 9llrutaun, 9rha Co.,
an9eIfelt ipcrbcn 1T. Sclde Die oabrr nch
rehtmdsse Soroeruu9en an beia9te Sinter'
laTenid)aft su MAIDEN baben, fInb eriud)t iber
Setnun9en inncrbab s,pei Mcnatet ctnsu'
brin9en-unb Scld,e, bic nod, auf ir9cno els
ne Dirt ihuloi9 ftuo, ncrces9ebeten tnner'
balb befa9ter 3eit absubsSdhlen.
Geter Sofmah Gr'cr.
Scptember 6. nq6nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
2etlbte Gccfaipap GutItbe,

9luf bic bette Wcife perfertist, nit Icber
uem 5op, @epdd eeiter, II. ilbcrbaupt prdd,,
tis ein9eriobtet, fam 9efauft wcrben fur piet
weniger ats ciricIbe fclfete, ba Der @i9ner
feincn rpeiteren @ebraud, oafiir bat. Die
leIbe ,purce uur ipenig aebrand,t unO III 70
gut ale neu. Sir BAD Rdbere erfuncise man
ld in bicfer Cruderei.
@benfaa 8 Gin prdftiaes Sdmilis
en'pferc, adt Sabren alt, CUTE @r6ee, oOG'
fcnmen aeluno uno tu9enbiaut-uno III fur
isee Dirt 9Irbsit su 9cbrauhsu.
September 8. ra3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
Sc6ertfs Ganpipot.

Gin ole @ripabler bon 2eba @duntp ::
sSreanre uno Niittiirssr -
Ssh bete mid, @urer llcberGe9una ale Gin
@aucioat fir oaS SGerif5sNmt bel Der Scs
tcbersQBahl an, uno eriuhe @ut ebrcrbie'
ti1f 'umSuere Stimmen uuo cSnterrife. @6
9ewdhrt mir Srsuoe @ubneihen uu9ehcud,'
elten Oauf fir Die friibrre llntertileun9 bic
i'd, bon @udI erbnlten habc, abiuIfattrn-
nuo fotItet Gbr mid, bel Der Iidd,iten BabI nit
cincr @ehrbsit @uercr Stimmeu beehreu, 70
brripred,c i,h bic pfidtcn ocS 9lmtes nit
Greuc uub pnnthihfett 81 erfaaen.
Scr Shri9r,
@ecr9e 8etberbcle.
9lu9uit l6, nqb9B
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-13
Scbdebares Gt9entbum

gum Dripat 8erfauf.
Der tnteridricbene bat sipei Sthfe eanb
gum 8erfouf bur6 pripat.SoanoeI, beioe lies
9eno in Slo lDbcitbaa, eed,a @auntp.
', $50. 1-gtne fleine 8auerej
r. etwa @etlen Don slaeutaulL nit
::::3 8rim'SanS Suno StalI,
- entbaltrnb etrpa 81 sdsr.pc
gini9e. gIder SrAano ftno, (fcfcno an 'eaHo
BON 81. un6-D. -Sennin9er, Sebu 9llbrebt,
@pofrieo 9iotb &c. Sc lie9t in Der Tdbe ucn
Cerrh Sobn SroBers beribptcn @ifener5
9rnbe uno rpiro untsr pcrtbeilbaften Sebin'
suusen osrfauft. - ~
go. 2-gine 2ctte 0ol3lano, ).
liegcno 4 Weeileu pen 2lGrntaun, grdnscno
an 9dub bon Saccb eaurD, SenrD Shlao,
0enrD Sd,neosr uno slnberer, enthaltcno
l0a 9Ider 9enaues Waas, 9ute5 ScIjIdub-
Iuh bicIes fam uuter annehmbareu Seein,
9un9en Uerfduft wereen, uno it cbrnfans
bon @iicnrrS9ruben unl9eten.
Gin ,anbere5 Sst-n f,
Sau uno Soclslauo, 9eleeeu in SoIsturg, ia
in belebi9en Stldsn bili9 Su pertanftn,
ncbit NJ
@tner 9lnsabl Salk2pttcn,
in Der Staot Naentnun, 70 mic eiuige un,peit
Der neueu @iIenwerfeu, an Der Ssd,a.
Q8e9en ccH Seoin9uugen rpenbe mIn lth
an
9Billiam 8. Ylumer.
all9nlt 23. E.. nq3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

trWe invitc he attention Of tie read-
or to ca rd from S. +. Stanton published
in another column. Tie difficulty arose
from misunderstanding, which upoa Il
second conversation has been satisfactorily
and amicably explained. Correctly undor-
stood no objection could DO taken 10 tic
remarks Of Mr.. Stanton. as We arc inform
cd by several who wero present at the
conversation alluded to. And MIR. Webb
with promp,ncss and Willingness which
bospoaks him an honorable man, has made
all the explanation necessary 10 correct
any false rumors which may have found
thor way TO the public onr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
The EicE:Ion

The annual election takes place IN this state
on Monday next. The most important officers
TO be elected are the members Of Congress Du-
ring the term OF service Of those who may then
DO elected. may devolye the election of Pfcss-
DENT Of the United States. And to them Will
Ger tainly 10 presented for their decision the great
question ofPcace or war-that question which Is
gitating the people Of this country, and ex
citing in the minds of all true friends Of their
country fearful forbodings Of the result Of the
war. In this District the Wing candidate. G. T.
Smith, is opposed to the war, and his opponent.
tho Loco cand id ate is in favor Of the war and IFS
prosecution TO conquest Of peace, anj the dis
memberment Of Mexico. Thus presenting 10
our people the opportunity Of expressing their
opinions upon this important question. Is il not
their duty to embrace tho occasion. and b. their
voice bid the ambitious Of power to stay lis
unholy work. With the people rests the only
compulsory power TO arrest the war; aud upon
them. consequently rests all the responsibility Of
its prosecution The President il accountable 70
the country for its commencement. bat in the
election Of members Of Congress who are to be
the peoples agents for voting or Withholding
supplies for tho army, the question tseifIs plain
~ presented - them. They are alone response
Oles ~ OF tfle next long FE@s De
in favor OF the war, the Executive will feel au-
thorized to prosecute it with renewed vigor. lie
vote given Monday next. will be received as
the voice of Indiana. Are we for peace or war
The voter who refrains from expressing his ~iil
that day at the ballot box, will fail to perform
important duty, and should no. complain at any
course the party in power may pursue in the mat
ter. The master who fails 10 instruct his servant
should not complain shat his work is not done in
accordance with his wishes. Then let every man
vote, and aside from every consideration of Il per-
sonal nature give his instructions on this imnor-
tant question.
In the election of members Of the Legislators.
the interests involved net great rs N the
election of members Of Congress; the Senator
who may be selected will give the vote Of this
county for member of the United States Senate,
and many questions connected with the policy OF
the State and national affairs. vii como before
the legislature at its next session. Let the whg
ticket be elected. and doubt not the large
iority Of the people Of this county. will b faith
fully represented.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

G-Tho editor OF the Jctjarsonian SAYS
we are n tory because VIC "backed ou."
from a certain be; proposed by tho Hon.
A. F. Cunningham. We have done 10
such thing; bu. sometime since addressed a
lo,.er to him on the snhjac. to which lie
has no, replied Caring bu. very li;sle
nbou; such charges We paid no further ~
toniion TO the matter. lfhowesor. the Cd
itor Of the JefIersonian i disposed p take
tho matter Up. he has an opportunity 70 do
it. Will he-laro he 81 I'll
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
Interesting in.urers b. Fire.

To BaaHa3rc Sun learns tina. a case
d7= ia. been decided IN Washington,
sya.e1 vii bo,n have the etTsct TO make
fra Insurance companies moro Prft'colar
ns 10 tnc manner II which they rebuild
burn. houses. all induce Insurers more
rea9ly 70 rcsis: whom 10: satisfied WITH
zacn re- t4ltdfag. Tho arbltraiofs ~ the
"a se of Ms. 3 1..ier, whose house. insured
IN the Potomac Company. burned down
boa. Two vsars go. and Vas rebuilt. as
s5e thought. in a very inferior manner,
have decided That Inc building mus. come
1osa and 80 r45blsil b removed
also that SIC Is entitled 70 DENOMINATION
for the time the house reE11naf 1nsenan .ea'
The company w.s in3aced 70 submit 10
this arbitration By The lady frs; bringing
suit for damages.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
TfSE, POT.E.s.

poll will be opened for the reception Or
votes, on Monday next, in the one story building
ono door east Of c. r. Williams shop, and, also,
In tho room one door east Of Paige & Wilson'S
store. Voters will, therefore, take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-05
St. LOUIS MARKET-May 90.

St. LOUIS MARKET-May 90.
sales Of Flour confined to 1450 barrels, as fol-
lows: lS4 bbls. Boonville, 10 bbls. Rochester and
oO bbls. Desmoines Valley at 90; 200 bbls. Rug.
giles, on private terms; 800 bbls. mixed brands at
30 va; 20l bbls. mixed good brands at sc 10.
and 255 bills. Quincy at 90 12A. In Wheat sales
embrace only about $4,000 bushels. Among the
sales were 1898 sacks inferior fall at 81 05;
ESQ sacks in lots, fair to prime, at al l24
81 20; 4l2 sacks choice at 81 25, and 697 sacks
ut 81 ~, sacks included; and, exclusive of sacks,
were 3O5 sacks fair at al 12a; 100 sacks good
at 81 10; AS sacks prime at 81 Is, and ], 1873
sacks choice at 81 90 per bushel OF Corn, sales
OF $50 sacks at SEC. in inferior mixed sacks, and
1900 sacks at 56c. in new osnaburgs. OF Oats,
BAL sacks at &c., sacks returned; PIT sacks at
&C., and 80 sacks at 37Ic, sacks included. OF
Potatoes, $50 sacks at So a 70c., including sacks
and 1855 sacks at 65 &c.,. the sacks returned.
Hemp is dull to-day, on account of the difficulty Of
shipping. Sales Of 81 bales, in two lots in loose
order, at $7l; 10 bales fair at S73, "a bales at
$74; "a bales at $75;-$75 was the top of the
market for good lots, in order. Sale of Al bbs.
M. 0. Pork at ga Bacon is in less demand,
and the price is dropping. Sales Of casks clear
sides sold to-day at 7ac., aud 10 casks shoulders
at 4ac., hams SIC, and ribbed and clear sides at
"a a &c. per ID. Nothing in Lard.