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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22
Nh. Clay AND Mrs. PoLK.--|Ve find
the following we'll told anecdote in the
Western Continent of Saturday

Nh. Clay AND Mrs. PoLK.--We find
the following we'll told anecdote in the
Western Continent of Saturday.
ut is doubtless known to our readers,
that shortly before his departure from
W ashinaton, Mr.. Clay attended dinner
party with many other distinguished gen
ilemen of both political parties, at the
Presidents house. The party is said to
have been a very pleasant arair-r're vi
ands were choice. the wine was old and
sparfling-good feelings abounded, and
wit and lively repartee gave zest TO the &C.
casion. while Mrs. Polk, the winning and
accomplished hostess. added the finishing
grace Of her excellent housewilery in the
superior management of the feast. Mr..
Clay was OF course honored with scar
near the Presidents lady. where il became
him TO put in requisition those .nsinuat;I :
talents which he possesses in so eminent a
degree, and which are irresistible even TO
his enemies Mrs. Polk, with her usual
frank and affable manner. was exceeding
~ courteous to her distinguished guest, on
whose good opinion. as of all who share
the Inequalities Of the White House she
did not fail to win.
"Madam," said Mr. CLAW. in that bland
manner peculiar to himself, Il must say
that in my travels whether have been. in
all companies and among all parties
have heard but one opinion of you. All
agree in commenting in the highest terms
your excellent administration Of the do
mestc affairs Of the White House. But
he continued, directing her attention 10
her husband, as for that young man can
not say as much. There is. said he. some
little difference of opinion in regard to the
policy Of his course "Indeed." said
Mrs. Polk, Il am glad to hear that my ad
ministration is popular. And in return fol
your compliment. | will say that if the
country should elect Wing next fall.
know of no one whose elevation would
suit me more than that of Henry Clay
"Thank you. thank You, Madam
And | will assure you Of one thing
If you do have occasion to occupy the
White House on the 4th of March next. i
shall be surrendered to you in perfec: or
der from garnet 10 cellar"
! ''l'm certain that-"
/ But the laugh that followed this pleas
ant repartee, which lost nothing from the
manner nor the occasion of it. did not per
NIT the guests at the lower end Of the ia
bic to hear the rest of Mr.. Claws reply
| Whether be was ''certain that" he SHOULD
be the tenant of the Presidents mansion
/ or whether he only said he was "certair
that" whoever did occupy it would find i
in good condition. like the result Of ths
coming contest for the President, remain.
mystery.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22
Beautiful Tribute TO John Quincy
Adams.

In all the eloquent tributes which the
death OF this great sage and statesman
has caused TO be paid 10 his memory. we
have seen nothing so beautifully appropri-
ate as the following, from the \. Orleans
Picayune:
This is the last of EARTH am content"
.The old man eloquent" closed his long
and even.tul life with perhaps. the mos,
eloquent expression he ever uttered
These were the last words Of John Qun-
cy Adams: This is the last Of Earth
am content" For a moment. after he
was stricken in the midst of his public la
bors. the veil was removed from his ewes,
and for the last time looked upon a world
which he had filled with his name. 1t
was fading from his vision, il was receding
from his touch; with all its spicndors. with
all It's woes. with lis palaces. with lis noun
'ains and its valleys. lis high places. and
splendid rewards; il was waning into
shadows and from shadows into nothing
He saw darkness brooding overit-eni6ld
Il III eternal gloom, and il was gone Iorev-
CT. Ii was the last of earth. Nor did
this great man stretch forth his hand TO
brush awayi the ,hickening dimness from
his brow: neither sought he to detain the
pageant. nor chung he 10 the raimen, of
fleetng nature. lie was content. He
had seen all Of earth with his own eyes.
He had seen the joys Of an innocent boz
hood, the glorles Of great manhood; and
the splendor Of brilliant and revered old
age. And when darkness like curtain
came down from the skies. he was con-
tent There was nothing let in the iul-
ness of time 70 tempt him 10 remain long
er. nor anything iii eternity 10 make him
dread going thither.
| Well may it be exclaimed, in contem.
plating an end like this, Let me die the
death of the righteous, and ie, my last end
be like his There was nothing in it &c
appal the imagination. nothing 10 impress.
the mind with pain. The work Of nature
had been performed. TWAS flushed
And as the aged patriot lay stark in death
/ he was less The captive of the King o
Terrors, than the contamination OF sub
lime Providence--,he completion Of al
exalted destiny.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22

Too TRuE-Somebody who writes more
truthfully than POLITICALLY, says: "An angel
without, money is not thought SO much of.
nowadays, as devil with q bag full Of
guinsas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22
A CHILD ATTACKED By RAT-On
Tuesday evening last, saws the Newark

Tuesday evening last. says the Newark
Advertiser. while the other members of the
family were in an adjoining room. an in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. ]. A. Schermerhorn.
of Lanbertville. New Jersey. VINO was w.
ing in her cradle. was heard to crv vio-
iently. and upon searching for the cause.
II was aseertained that large rat had en-
tered the apartment and attacked the child,
who was found covered with blood. The
voracious animal had bitten one hand en-
tirely through in two places, which is much
swollen and infiamed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22

LAWYERS N TRoU the lawyer.
of York county, Pa. having been called
10 Harrisburg the other day, the relieved
and delighted inhabitants met and drew up
the fois".~ing petition:
1--WE. the undersigned. citizens Of York
county, being convinced, from the presen,
peace and quietDess Of our town, of the
uselessness OF all lawyers as body, do
pray for the passage of law to keep our
lawyers in Harrisburg, where they now are
and we will ever pray" &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22

1--WE. the undersigned. citizens Of York
county, being convinced, from the present
peace and GuietDess Of our town, of the
uselessness of all lawyers as body, do
pray for the passage Of law 10 keep our
lawyers in Harrisburg, where they now are.
and we will ever pray" &c.
THE TELEGRAPH IL PERu.-La,e ac-
counts rem South 'r,1cr;cl state that one
! of Morse's Telegraph apparatus had been
received. and was TO be put in operation
between Lima and Callao, distance OF
about ten miles.
APPROPRIATE TExT.-In Boston, on
Sunday last. some three or four clergyman
preached from the following singularly APP
propriate text, in reference 70 the death Of
/ Mr.. Adams:
Fox behold, the Lord OF hosts doth take
the mighty men. the prudent and the an
counsellor and eloquent orator Isaiah iii
! l, 2, 3.
The Ladies' of Lee. Mass. had Leap
Year Ball at the Hotel of L. &. Potter,
Lees Corners. on the Sd March.
The Milwaukee Bee Wisconsin says that
! 1900 teams were counted coming into town
in one day, on two Of the principal thor
oughiares of the city.
| EARTHQUAKE IN CHrL,.--On the eth Of
October, 1847. there was @ severe shock
of an earthquake in Chilli. At Illpel. six
or eight houses were thrown down, and
one life lost.
! EXTENSIVE TUSHrL.-On the contern-
plated railroad between Troy and Boston,
there will have 20 be a tunnel four miles
long. This route viii be 90 miles the
shortest.
! ENGLISH TAxATIoS.-TheE English Gov.
eminent is about to propose an increase
of expenditures, and of course an increase
on the already enormous amount Of taxa
ton. The sum now levied upon the peo-
pie, in one form or another. more or less
direct, is in round numbers 400 loco, 900
dollars. Ofthis vast amount. about three.
/ quarters is raised by customs and excise
duties. stamps. crown lands. &C.; 60. OOO,-
600 is obtained by local taxation. such as
poor-rates, borough-rates, church-rates,
&c; and say 40 600. 900 by the 1.-THE rent
charge, including the whole revenue Of the
, Church and Universities not derived from
: fees In this way. it is calculated, the
/ Government appropriates one-fifth part OF
5 the property of every industrious man in
the COMMUNICATIVE is. every individual
: pays, in taxes to support the extravaganza
: Of the Government, 90 dollars out Of ev-
cry 100 which his labor produces. No
| wonder an Enlishman idea of the United
I States is ssland free from taxes"
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH WoIEE-The
! American girl at eighteen is one Of the
most beautiful Of the living beings. Blu, a,
thirty she is passe. AT forty the English
woman is in her prime. Whence comes
: the difference--from their respective hab-
: its Of living. The American women lives
in hot houses and takes very little exer.
else abroad. and when she does, she is i'll
/; protected against the weather. The Eng.
lish woman rides. walks. practices archie
~ and other exercises in the open air, and
is always properly clad TO meet the ext
eencies of the weather. Hence her beau
] ~ is perennial bloom. One is hot
: house plant that withers on exposure, the
e. other hardy tree tina, dourishes IN every
phase Of weather.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22

THE TELEGRAPH ~ PERU.--Late ac-
co,.nts tt3i72 Soul. hr1er;c2 state that one
of Morse's Telegraph apparatus had been
received, and was TO be put in operation
between Lima and Ca!lao, distance OF
about ten miles
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

TINS GAINEs CAsE NOR var DECIDED.
"Np,cmdnDas Hi Iruh.-->nm- ol ihr
New YORK spectators have, Il Is said,
offered Mrs. Games uinr m' lions Of dullur.
Tor the property which she hn, la'eiy re
covered
We continually see such rcdirnIuus and
absurd paragraph, as llr preceding, in the
N"hhrrn pInls. rchiug io du, GtUrs.
and the late drclsun al be- 5upiemr Dpuu.
Inr DeIn recently gave "a yary correct
statement Of lbi. decision, watch WIS mri
rewnally reg ,nl,d here %. 4 made up ensr
between the parties 4 any rate, I was
s1ronsidrrrd sy all those Interested in tho
proprr, claimed BY Mrs. Gaines. and the,
all refused 10 ga in'o court 10 assist in the
defence, ur 10 have any Thing 10 dp with The
case. which they nj course would have done
bad the, thought Ihe dc.,iun would have
any scrlon, bearing upon the rca' mrrlls OF
the claim. Mrs q. Is ~ nearer pussrssluu
Of the property she claims. lhan she was
previous Ia The late decision, nor are her
claim. considered as improved thereby.
The great battle is yet To be bought and this
llll" affair ol ou'posis, viii in no way affect
or Influence the llnai result
As regard, the Whulr value ui The proper.
p IN dispute, the reports ue riIiculuu..y
exaggerated The most .nnguinr, auI
those best Informed on The subject. dl not
estimate u, Nih hiI lis increased yau- since
the death or Mr.. CLARK. thirty dyc years
since. at above Two millions ol dollars, and
it will prabably Gall much short even Of that
sum, aud instead OF nine millions OF dollars
having been offered lor il, we do not believe
that any capitalist would ri.k SiO0O0O
for her claims, and take all the chances
and expense attending the recovery Dor
syupalhics are with Mrs Gaines in this
business, IL she really has been kept out OF
her legal rights, hut we regret that she, or
her friends, allow such ridiculous stories as
the above, to circulate unconlndicted.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoW.-Nigh' kis.ed
the Young rpss and Il bent softly to sleep
And sars shons, and pure drops hung ulin
its b.ushin; bosom ani watched H. pre-
sumbrrs. Morning came with her dane.
ing brtezes, AMI they whispered 10 ihr
Young rose, aud IL awuke Joyous ani smt
img. Lightly il danced 10 and lro in al
lhe loycuusss of health aid youthful iua,
cenre
Then came lhs ardent 'un.gll sweeping
from lhsrlsL and be- smJe lhc yuuai oa
win bis golden shaft, aud it tainted. Pc
serted aud almost heart broken, i d,oppal
10 the dust ia iIs loye.In's and despair
Now ihr gentle breeze, who bad been
gambling over iie sea, pushing on the lgH,
bark, sweeping uvor bill AMI da.e-by iis
neat cottage aul i.e still brolk-Gunus
the ic,cred brow Of disease and tossing
the cur VI mnJccni chi.dllol-camc irg
pin. along on toe cunIs u mercy aul
love; aud whrn she haaeupd 10 hi.. b.,
and lnniy maeIrs lorrhrii 10 ro,', o.
Iie.4ing showers, lh, Young rose ryIfa I,
looked up and smiled, o. z g.. miJ
aims as II IN gpui'uli 10 embrace lhs
kind brcr1er, bul she huuisjqich away
when her generous ta-k was peHumrl-
vet not without rrwaid, lur size soon per.
criyrd that a delicious lnsuurr bod b'ra
pnu,ei en brr wmg' by thc glae.HI sosc.
tnl ihrk.nI hrrrl' was g'siiuHcr heart,
and went away ,HgHg through laf trees
Thu. charity li.c .hc lwczs which gl'h.
crs lHgnnes from iAc humble flowers %
rc'r"sh"s, unruuari1u.y olps reward in
performance oI .o'Hsr,u' hallra nod
love, which J-asfhml.l iHn haa .ise o
neI psa.uu uhts5 % d To- curar
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

lNuHrANr CuNrRtulcrioN.--i Wash.
ingiun correspondent Of the New York
Herald ,bus coa'rlies several important
rJnors which have been extensively cireu.
la,ed among 'hs papers, d,,t originating.
ws believe in thli papers r
ID has bsen stated that 3d. Sierra has
applied on behalf OF Yacaiaa 10 be annex.
cIio lho United States; aud uhher, dat
ne had protested agans, the treaty. lie
has done neither No official proposition
for annexation has ever come from Yuca.
ian. No proposition officinl.or otherwise,
has como through Mr. Sierra. Mr.. Ro.
biera did menisn unoliicaIly, and casual.
", that he wished such a measure conid
be compasscd but the suggestion new.
or received encouragement, nom this Gov.
ernneul. There is no foundation ior the
statement thar Mr. Sierra has protested
against the ratification or acceptance oltb0
treaty with Mexico,
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

Faaa BeAzn AMI rnE La FLArE.-
The New YaIt journal Of Commerce pub.
lshes la' following letter from eaffes.
p1nlaai, dalsa--
RIO de Ia4eira Jan. ], i-4s.
Ggn.UlqlIza, alIbo head oi Tie Enlfafios
lroops.bad lakpu The ely oi GorIeaIes,
aiier hald hnght hattie on Tie ~ ui
November IN whish The Clrienlinas lHst
71O sIiIsi aai waaalel. l20l prisoners
ani l. prcss 81 cannon. Il is#now very
esilpul that his agItcl u Paraguay, aa4
mai be is governed entirely by sasa-, sbp,
IN IAe meantime, Is concentrating his luHats
Al ST., =, 10 ar prepared lar a movement,
as circumstances my waHau', ellie. o.
supp9a uqazl ufil EazI. ahaa.l IL
Pamgua,, Is II Is generally auPaasel Ii,
mus, having a serrel lrealy, Oh IA. = sal
daIeusIte,) he viii ha prepared Il uaks su
attack Oh lhs Rio Gnnle. Thee is eFaN
prospect iaal the present eampaIgn w. b.
scY Important aae, aul mas seal zar
ATE ol fanslay an the Bania 0dfaa
parieua.y should France h..aw the 81
ample al England. anI retire from III,
intervention, as % viii he almost imposs.b.t
iur thass iopahir- IN Withstand Rosas Al i
lqHz. wtlhnl, foreign assistance, and 1
Is To ha leafsl that Brazil will not act ". o
that pfamp'i.uar unl decision ,bal her own
interest and security calls IpG fraiial j
mourning moderate expense iaf prcpaa.
iiun, lasy runihe RS. o' m tslrusigc war
AlfIees from the United siules are ana
ausIy expected, confirming the reports 81
The s5lrmgui Of the DAVIS HIliifal Waza.
Ius,an, as al ne -oiaiiuns uiIh or miuis r.
are suspended uni It is known by In
BfazIian .gatefnmsnl that this alaif Is
settled satisfactorily 10 al parties, as an
doubt L viii ha. frY saon afer llsy
have the official naaee, lhera is no don 4
tie oil claims on tais government viii he
settled. anl a e1mmsral treaty ma Il a4
favorable Terms, wH.rh we have reason O.
think are already understood, Us Mr lol
i on iae scfy best terms aiIh the glyHTa.
men', and has alrraiy [aal gts, dsseiy j )
acquired g,eli inll4eHee With them. Ias}
are naturally jealous OF European mlHf
ference. aud aesire 10 b. On the bfs, fa.
sIble terms WIih The United Siales. lHs
ihfir aal uuf best policy to b. an g5al
terms, and We trust that ihey may neser
again be interrupted as they have been.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

WHERE Da Ma Co Wiu DIE ar tHIUA-
Go'--sume ,ears ago, when Cbcaga wa
IN is lnIduey, a stranger took up quarters
al the principal holcl, aud Inscribed his
name an lhc register a Nh -. ul
n. Lnuis For several DAYS lie remained
lhrle. engaged in lansselIug Tie business
which had bfuugh hum Ia The place, and
from his exceedingly plan dress, mauners,
aud general appearance, attracted bat lille
attention. saon Mr.. J. vas suddenly
selLed With Illness. DUNG Which he was
sadly neglected hy his hasl; aud the scr.
wants. taking iheiI lune lInm tue master ul
Tie haase, leli hun las sui iur himself a. he
besi eHuld. linus matters went ou. lilI
uuc mnnmg h. Aas iuuul past pral m lot.
ils paprfs arIe lhrn sAaUined, lbal The
.au IA eii..eHer Ia .Al Ice enmHIniraI 10
uls liuuds, aheu. lu laf surprise ul all.
hr Nas iuali lu he uue Il the Nrallulrsl
IN II IN Tie SesIefn saauin. Aaangr,
mrnIs "rr accordingly made iar lhe uue
IA; but brlafe lbe "a. zBss we peIIafm
ed, lie satJeei cama 90 IIIf sgasn, having
been The ueIim oi Gala ap,y, instead q be-
gum King nl Iguols. Al were over.
Juyed Al bis IsHunale escape ifum 20 dread.
lul a late. aud from that auc we're ptulasc
IN lhsif expression ID ssIlr,Iude, e..ei.rd,
however, Il Ne ma5 lldze, bl .doeumen
lary evidence. raIhet ,hsa by an, personal
regard. A. itBglh, sume one ,eniufeI 10
ask hua things appeared 10 him whI|e N
bis trance, 10 which be thus replied. 81
thought hal come lu lie rNef ui heath,
who're mel an angel, VIZ handed ne a
lswei Ia seffe a. a pass Ia she uihrf side.
Tn gNug This lu The ictBman, | TtcrNrd
IRON hln auulher, Which raIued mp luf.
ward another stage Ia mt lu4fnry Going
on thus, lor several sages, receiving ii the
termination Of each a lckrl lot the sue.
ceeding one, al last reached the gale ui
the heavenly cay. There | found 81.
Peler whO opened the dovr al iuJ Summons,
pipe va month. seated at smal, liable. un
Which siuod a gonJly mug oi ,,eamIng
wh.sary.luddy. Good morning, 81. Peter,
sali !, Nv h0 are you, sal asked be,
turning over the leave, Of a Duge ledger.
Ny name is - Ney good. sif;
where did you i've down brIuNf 'Inei al
~ Louis, N The State Ui Missouri 'kup
we'd, sIr; aud where did you def died
at Chicago. Ia Illinois, 'Chicago' said
he. shaking his head, Ghcres no such
pace. sir u brg ylur paIa u, >. Prlrt
Du, have loI a map ui 1he United slacs
hcfei Ars. .tr.' ALLOW nir leo lun, al Il
'CgHaiul,, sir' VIA that be- handed
down a spruIid aI.a., ind pointed om
Lmc,-" uu tUe mip. Al ught. sir, sa.l
h', aitr mnmrnl, pAus-, rs there,
-u.r enough - walk ln, -ir, bat ~ be-
60'si 3. luD ami lur t-f msn tbal uas ever
rmr h,r' 'rm ilmt p.a,,l % ibI. ended
'il j., a ruun u. eos iFas5Iiil , .,Ir;
4"d nD mu.r qlr,luUs Nrrr a,Ne.
SpUr ot toe IiAeG
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

FAmNg AND READIYG.-D1 you lake
an agricultural paped Strange lbat O.
larmpr NJ l,Aulrr suoul think of doing
without one. The mrwIan surrounds
himsef with biz shipping u,., prcc eur.
ren s. aOd all ihr mean. that Gao c1mmlni.
cnte iniorm,uon uud issue SUCCESS; The
lawyers shelves aro loaded with law loHr
na-, law reports, law commentaries, and
.aw prrcrdsnis, ior he i' sensible ihatwIlh
out undefUand.ng wbai others have done,
he cannot hope lur triumph aI lhr baE SO
with other Professions, they must and do
read q ihry hope i1reminrncr oruwlunrss
Al. are ausioG, '1 understand their own
business. tde ium excepted and too
many of these lFr content tu llIlBR on 10
che beaten path, never reading, scarcely
thinking. aud showing no anxiety 10 know
what sc.enae is ining l1f them, and what
discoveries and Improvements are mahing
10 aid uaj accelerate their progress. No
man needs extensive varied knowledge
murr ihsn the farmer; none can turn itto
more profitable accoun The whole
growth Of plant from the gemInalion Of
The seed 10 nlhs rpenng oilAe fruit ilpucrly
a chemical process aad one that may be
understood and known, The farmer Is
admirably suited TO study and 10 iueuogate
nature. Let him read. observe, compare,
reflect. and practice accordingly. Never
act without system, nor do a thing because
o,hrrs have done ID,
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

"NuR Dy BUT PRlVrgR, ANynow. -
Surh ua, lhr suesuug expression oi @ per.
,,n residing moi a lnnumni miles from the
dinr II nur san nm in reference 10 the pro.
e "lon Ne follow in pride. Nsbniy hul a
Prnirr,' IN snu'hl II makers our fee
blood un rampant through uuf veins 10
hear surh expressions from che Itp. of those
nuri.hedonrpuhican .nIl And has abpr
hrrome di.grarahl-anl has ihe n1mr of
Pratr d rrproach in lhr anIl We can.
uu br'I,yr IL. Whoever gains an bones,
livelihood by toll l. npblrmau. L't
'lo., who scarn the Iah1rr look back 80
lhrif graniaihcr., aul they will see noble.
men aior The make VI Gods uwn hand
mrn who slond and sung among tho waving
rnrn-men who wore their human nature
ikr a crown. "Nrholy hut Printer
an, howl" who was William Cauon
ONE of ihe lrhrrs ol .lcm'lrcl "NohlIy.
hul rrinlerl" Who was Esri Slanhlp'l
"Nohniy bat "a printcrl" Who wa. Sam
ur. Woodwork. the pnetl "Nuh dy bnl
pHnlcf" George r. Morris, jnmse llar.
per- Horace Greeley, Robert Sears and
S,uniors Cameron, Diy and Niles, aud a
host Of no less conspicuous nalne.l Who
are lhcyl "Nulhing but Printers. anyhowl'
let lhe mistaken souls Of our land scorn
those who honestly w,Ik onl the penal con.
driun prescribed hy The Creator and if
Justice has not gone forever, they will blister
their liliy baud. with mlnua labor. We
have seen such Justice in our dnyl
MlAisnn Iiahr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05
Ekarst,care, sc.
R.sW. MONTGOMERY
IL enARFRrs STREET.


Ngw oRLgAss
r1As on hand very complete stock Of goods
in his line. In addition to his usual tSleu.
,ye assortment Of Birmingham, sheiirld aud po'
me.te uARDW ARE aud CUTLERY his stock
ofheayy goods svefy complete, embracing, among
numerous other articles
. ooO hoAes Tin Plates, *, Pontpool aud other
brands, also, Block Tin, speltef, hnl, &o'
lD0OO pounds Iron Wire, assorted, nll sizes
a5O ,ons Iron, assorted Swedrs, American
= ,nd English, assorted Hat, round, square,
plough plate, hoops, baud aud sheet Steel,
all knis.
dozen genuine Collins 4 Co.'S lipht aud
heavy Ayes
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted
nll sErs,
QUO tons Ilollow=warc Castings, assorted pots,
OVENS spiders, skIllets, life'dag, &ei
French pots.
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted all sizes
90O casks Ok. Ll4 and facc Chains,
Tagrlhpf with Abllen5fr's euilun aud wool
c,rds Wilson's Collie Mis-, Amfss, RaWands
and other makers spades aud Shavrs, wlte und
haf Selves, Hoes IF all kiads, Anys, Vices aud
Smiths Hammers and RHnws, In Wan. Mil
Cross.eut aud Pit Saw, hpfsr aud mule ea'lafs
and IIamrs, Slrlwsunilrr Corn ,hellrf' aud Torn
mills. Kings pIonahs. Nos. /, ., 3 aud I, faprf al
knds, rnf. spirits Tnutntinr aud Whit Lrad,
paints NH knds. MiIlaud Grind Stanes, MI lrgns,
B,l,ips Cnahs. alI numbers. Shot, sheet aud Bar
Lead stock keilles, Bark Mills
Also
1000 paans pure sperm OIL aud
S11D rallaus wIHlgf.stfained and hleached
Whale Oh
tIis stock Of Cutlery is ut surpassed Bnyets
are invited to examine befafa purchasing else
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

During the war ol The Revolution, the
whole State OF Pennsylvania contained on'
ly $4,000 inhabilanis: unw !he city and
county Of Philadelphia contain larger pop.
ulalIon. Such is lhcprogress oisiaig eigh
gearH
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

81 blnk Madam. said he Ia the ANY.
eyed N lher "lhal can llr,, y hal Is pas
s'ua hoa mud IheHurrains, which
h''aefusd 1""f ele, aete Hap nssInw
eI la#N'u aaugH#f ou "A glr'ene, hl
r"n r,an lhr aafnlani IT u physician,
b"t lfs' any nne sHol.d mp ash he bauof
aud een,lanfy oi tn dnaar, knpN taal |
am rea1y Ia mlinlam IT, u loaen of which
/ haHe pa On iIesf several jewels,
h. hrarl Of he mrenl, WIRE so goat.
y 'ighlrnel b, lhis confession. lhat The
marriage was doably limr al r.IaiemP.
and ut IhIt finela had never cause Ia rr-
grr' the lfiRlr woeing pi' the aaflrnaH The
lalcanrr, an1 the pa,.irnn'. prrndaul.