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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
EN-PRf.SlDE\T POLK DEAD.
LOUISVILLE, June I8ti,

LOUISVILLE. June 18Th.
Ex-Presdent Polk died al Nashville on
Friday evening last Of chronic diarr!.na.
A rencontre took place on Friday last.
at Foxvilic, Madison co. Ky. between
both parties snapped pistols and then at
tackled each other with bowie knives
Turner is dead. and the last intelligence
from Clay was, that he possibly would re-
cover
Choiera-In Cincinnati, on the 1iil,.
30 intermenis are reported by the Board
of Health, in the different ceme,,ies, 81
from Cholera and 23 from other Diseases
On the 10Th, 40 intcrments-2 from
Cholera and 90 from other Diseases
On Saturday, 20 deaths from Cholera
and 90 from other diseases. aud Oh Sun
day, 60 from Cholera and 90 from other
diseases.
ST Louis, June 18th.
CHOLERA Establishments at nine Gene
teries yesterday comprised 60 Of Cholera
and 10 Of other diseases.
June l5th-Dcaihs by Cholera yesfcr-
dav. 81 Total for six days. 267.
June 16,h.-E.ight cemeteries yesterday
reported 63 intcrments, Of which 56 died
Of Cholera.
At Nashville. Tenn. on Saturday last.
there were 90 deaths by Cholera and 40
cases.
In New York. on the 10th, q eases OF
Cholera and 10 deaths since noon Oh the
18th.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

\ willow is growing up in the Wash
ington Navy yard. which was brought
from the tomb OF Napoleon on the island
Of ST. Helena.
QUEER CALcrLArloNs.-The editor OF
the Yankee Blade says:-'.It would be a
curious sight to see al! the babies in the
United States. under five Years Of age. to.
ge,her; they would make a pretty little
collection Of 2.4OO 900. What squallinc
there would be should they all be spanked
IT the same time, and what great heap
OF sugar plums it would take to quie,
them!''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
New York Market.
June l6ih-1o. NJ

The news bv the steamer has had an
uniavorablc effect on the Flour market,
but there is no change in prices as yet.
Wheat is scarce. but there is no mate
rial change in prices. Good 10 prime
Ohio White brings LOG and mixed 96c.
The corn market is firm. and holders
are demanding an advance. Sales Of
Ohio Yellow at 52a6jc and do mixed at
G0aGlc.
The market for Pork is firm at prices
current previous 10 the Steamer. Moth
ing Of importance done in Lard.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

The proceedings ofthe late Convention
at Cambridge City. will be found in to-
DAYS paper. The several Counties were
represented more fully than we had anti
cipated. and with the exception Of a little
sparring between Delegates from WAYNE
in regard to the mode of casting her vote,
perfect harmony seemed to prevail. That
difficulty. however, was finally arranged
in satisfactory manner. Samuel W.
Parker. Esq. Of Fayette county, received
the nomination for Congress, and it is
needless for us TO say that the choice is a
people from all parts of the District with
tried Wing, a worthy and most deservin .
citizen. and his elevation to a seat in Con-
greSs will still sustain the present good
credit of the District.
For twenty years he has resided among
us, and on several occasions has been
selected bv the citizens of Favette County
to represent them in the State Legislature:
he is man Of the most sterling and I'M
impcachable integrity, Of sound morals
and is in every respect worthy of the hon
or that has been conferred by this choice
On the question Of Free Soil he. like
his Wing compeers occupies the front
rank. having from his early career as a
public speaker, taken decided ground
against the extension Of human slavery
And we do hope that every voter in the
District who sincerely desires to be repre-
scented in Congress by firm and consist
ent opponent of slavery. will give him his
support. If they are truly sincere in their
professions they cannot oppose him, on
that ground. at least.
d. p. Holloway. Esq. was the only op-
posing candidate for the nomination. and
although not sccessful, won much honor
and credit, by pledging himself to support
the nominee with all his ability. and to
use every laudable effort within his power
to secure his election. He is one ofthose
Wings that never falters in well dong-in
adversely or prosperity,-and would be the
last man TO give laid and comfort TO Loco
focoism.-NcU Castle Courier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

O. The Literary world will learn with
sorrow. that the celebrated Maria Edge
worth. the once popular novelist. is dead.
She died after few hours illness. Mon
day. MAY. 2lst. at Edgewor,htown. in the
county Of Longford, Ireland, in her SD
year
SOMEBODY SAID rr.-As Father Mathew
was positively to sail for this country on
2lst ult.. he is now for the first time in his
life, perhaps, half seas orer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

IL The L. S. Ship Lexington arrived at New
York the i tn inst. from Sau Francisco " it'll
S25o, 900 worth of go i'd dust.
D'Donovan's Panorama Of Views in Mexico
destroyed by fire in Richmond, Va, on the
night of the tn inst. TWAS insured for s. 900.
1.-THE Dayton Journal OF the l4th says: l..
A Kline, keeper of the Mechanics Hotel, died
last evening of Cholera. He had the usual pre-
monitory symptoms but neglected them.
THE Wings of Faye,te county have nomi-
mated CHARLES VI. STONE their candidate for
the legislature.
Hon. E. W. McGAr6HEY, has received the
Wing nomination in the 9Th District. Judge
krLGoRE, is the Wing candidate in the 10Th
HARLAN, is his opponent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
From the Cincinnati Duly Dispatch.
VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA

1rrirai of the Crescent Cny--Sl .oo0,-
900 in GoM Dust--- Most Etrarn-
CANT Accounts Confrmed-- -.Siarcrs
captured. &c, Sc
New Orleans. June 12il
The steamboat Crescent City arrived
Yesterday from Chagres. bringing nearly
one million dollars worth Of gold dus, and
l26 passengers. including Gov. Mason
and Capt. Forbes, of the mail steamer
California. They fully confirm all previ-
Gus statements of the abundance of pre-.
cious metals in California. aud state that
they are indeed far short of the reality
The Oregon and California had sailed
from Panama for San Francisco, taking
all the passengers waiting at that point.
Nothing had been done towards es-
tablshing a Provisional Government in
California.
The adviccs. on the whole, are very
favorable. The markets appeared to be
overstocked with everything but provis-
ions.
Sixty vessels were in the iIarbor of
San Francisco, principally from the Uni
led States.
The Ship South America of Boston.
and Schooner Zenobia of Baltimore. were
captured by an English Sloop Of w ar, on
the coast of Africa, having on board $50
slaves, including 50 women. some Of
whom were branded on the breast with
hot irons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
From the Wayne COunfy Wing
Wayne County Asylum.

Mr.. Editor-In answer to your inquiry.
as to the expenses Of keeping the Poor at
the w avne County Asylum. submit the
following tabular statement for the year
ending lst June. 1919:
The number Of persons relieved or sup
ported as paupers during the wear IS 81
the average number is Stat a cost OF
G5 cents per week. including board. cloth
ing and fees as Observation-Disclosures
S53 10 cts per annum for each person, and
amounting to $ ,OlG ~. There was ex
pended on the farm in buildings, lumber
materials, and labor, SG7l 81; also for
provisions for next year, 1928. which
makes the amour, to be drawn from the
treasury S19iO II. This. however. is
subject to deduction Of 1913 for pro-
visions on hand for next year-makng the
nett expenditure from all sources for the
present year S1717 II.
The tract Of land on which the Asylum
is located contains I57 acres, with about
% acres cleared Seven acres have been
cleared this Spring, and will now come
into use. The farm and improvement cost
the county Sl1 900.
As to the present manner of keeping
the poor. think il much superior 10 the
former mode, when they were boarded by
the week
Our number for the present year. 81. by
allowing ; 8 each per annuni for clothing
and bedding, and $ 50 per week for
boarding. would have cost 800.
The buildings and Improvements thai
have been made on the farm during the
past year. have materially increased the
expenditures over what they will be in flu
ture years, with the same number of pau
pers.
The Institution is an honor TO the coun-
~, and whilst am continued as its Su
perintendcnt, il will be my aim TO make
the distressed inmates as comfortable a.
possible, and at the same time, to bring
the expenditures within the lowest reason
able rate JOHN CRU VI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

Great Illinois Railroad Meetine.-
On Monday last the great Convention Of
Southern Illinois. for the purpose of for
wardA 9 the great Oaio and Mississippi
Rail Road met a; Salem. We are inform
ed il was an immense assemblage. up
wards of 5000 people being present.
Such numbers and enthusiasm. on the &C.
casion of Rail Road. has hardly ever
been known. The greatest possible har-
mony, enthusiasm and hope is now felt
along the line. both in Illinois and Indi-
ana. The Governor Of Illinois. We are
told, is about TO issue a Proclamation.
calling the Legislature together for the
purpose of granting the Charter in tina,
State. In fine. every thing is now in a
fair way to a successful issue. We con-
slider it nearly certain, that the Great
Central Rail Road from Baltimore to ST.
Louis will be completed a, an early day.
This once done. our way 10 the Pacif is
plain and straight Gin. Atlas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

T.eo fools met.-Eenry c. Pope and Geo. I :
Gray fought tuei with sliot-g loaded with
balls, on the l4Gh inst, near Louisville. Ky
Pope did not iire-his opPone sho, taking eff
feet be fore he had time TO discharge his gun
The bali entered the hip aud passed nearly
through the other side. lie died before he reach
e.. the CITY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
POLITICAL MEETING.

There will be political meeting at the School
House Jessup's Mil, on Monday night 2oth
inst Speaking to commence at O'Clock -
Come one. Come ALL. aud partake of the spirit
of 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

it does, then in the name ofihese important prin-
cipes and measures, appeal TO you 10 stand
by them and send your representative 10
Congress, man who is their able anu eioquen,
advocate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

Notices OF Marriages and Deaths, when fur
nished by those interested, or when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, SIX lines, charged
30 cents per square for the overpius
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly IN advance. All other legal adver-
tise nts inserted the pecuniary responsible
" of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, - per square will invariably be exacted
advance.
Yearly half yearly advertisers have the
privilege of chang tner advertise nts every
three months
Candidates for Office, who subsc ribers, can
have their names inserted once, free of charge
Those who not subscribers, one dollar will
invariably be charged
Administrators advertisements, being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters of Admins
tration, are expected to be paid out of the first
monies collected for the estate.
1--WE expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms
NV. r. PALMER, is our Agent at New York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

COUNTY TICKET.
presentafires-OIINER BUTLER.
JOHN b. STiT1.
GEORGE w. WHITMAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DUTTEROW.
Assessor.-STEPIEN ELLIOTT.
Jj'We are authorized to announce JESS Sc p.
as IL candidate for Probate Judge in
the place of G.. w. Whitman, resigned
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
Congressional Elections.

The following is the vote given at the
late Presidential election in the different
conversational Districts in This St,ta-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

15@'rhe first number of the paper ere
public was issued on the morning OF the 18th
at w aslington. The National Wing has been
discontinued
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

e. W JuAan-The editors of the Indiana
State Sentinel of the 18th inst n speaking OF
MIR Julian as the free soil candidate for Congress
in this District SAYS: ''we understand, holds
some prineipIes in common nth Tic DEMOCRAT
IC PARITY"
What are they, vii! our friends Of the SEN
;iuei il. form us.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

7 E L VI 5

TER MS:
One gear, payable in aduanee, 90
After the year expires. 300
For sir mouths, in ddpance- -. 90
IrNo paeer discontinued until all arreaTdges
are Da;d exceDt at the option Of the ediiors.
Postage must be paid, by corTespondeats, 10
insure attention..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

Masonic Celebyatioa.-The members of the
..ancient and time honored" Institution of Ma
sourv. al Lewis..Ie in Henry county are MA
king preparations to celebrate the anniversary
of ST John on Saturday the 2jd inst Brethre Il
are respectfully invited to attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

The MEXICAN War Wnrrants.-The
Commissioner Of the Land Office has
made an Official Report as 10 the mum.
Der Of sWar Warrants" issued and to
be issued, which presents an interesting
view Of that subject.
He estimates the whole number OF
Warrants TO be issued as follows:
Number OF Warrants, 10000.
Acres Of Land 10 be covered, 13,3OO,-
900.
OF this number there have been issued
Of Warrants. 59.O17.
Land Covered. 8 949 400.
Besides these there have been received
at the Pension office. 3,488 applications
for Warrants. which are uuacied on.
There have been actually located War
rants. 2I.739.
Acres Covered. :, 242,8iO.
This is altogether in addition to the
Government Sales.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

RrsTIC PoLITENEss.-Thef father ofthe
present Lord Abingdon, who was remark
able for his stateliness Of manner, when
riding one day through village in the
vicinity Of Oxford. me, lad dragging a
calf along the road. who when his lordship
came up. made a stop and stared him full
in the face. His lordship asked the boy if
he knew him. He replied
.Ies.''
''What is my name!" inquired his lord
ship.
'.Why, Lord Abingdon" replied the
lad
Then why dom, you take off your
hat,''
$50 will. zur," said the boy, "if ven
hold the calf
THEATRES IN CoNNEcrIcrr-The House
Of Representatives Of Connecticut have
refused to concur with the State Senate.
in allowing theatrical shows to be licen-
sed.
No CiRCvS-The Common Council of
ofthe city Of Detroit have resolved that
no circus shall exhibit in tina: city without
paying license Of 500 per day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

D~Fourteen deaths from Cholera occurred in
the city of New York on the 18th inst One in
Philadelphia and two in Boston on the same day
from the same disease.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

Cg!iader Cultirufor--Our friend J oh Key noids
Of Newport, has invented very use full cultlva-
tor which performs double operation, ioossnng
the earth and rolling it, at the same time 1t is
constructed with three rollers, working in a
frame-the front cylinder Is provided with teeth
or knives, and is operated by gearing or belt
from the other ylinder which rolls on the ground
as it is drawn forward by the horse or horses
There IS also a seat above the back roller upon
which the driver sits. One great advantage IN
Ills cuitivator is that il does the work by going
once through, throwing the dirt each way at
The same time. We suppose he viii secure a
patent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
Bank Note Table and Exchange List.

(Correc'ed, reekfy, FIR tie Cincinnati Caz~fte)
BY GgonGE MILNE g. CO., West Third street,
Bankers and Dealers IN Money and Bills al
Exchanges who make collections throughout
the u. States, Canada and Europe-ke~p de-
post accounis-and draw on England in sums
to suit purchasers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

fETBro. Garrison. OF The BrookVl!ie Ainefi-
can gratifies our curiosity, as to the reason why
he has not the name of the whig candidate for
Governor in his paper, thus:
..Because no one has authorized its inse rtion g,
who will be responsible for the small fee for in
sorting candidates names
Good reason enough; and it reminds that
we might have been some better off-had more
ri to eat-(Jeemes says 'live Oh pi'--had we
required every candidate we've announced to
paw in advance Ii is sign Of hostility to-
wards Stanfield, that the American does not hoist
his name by the side of the candidate for Gov
ernor--Clarkson is battling for the success of
wing principles in Indiana, in his own way, and
will give the wing Lieut.. Governor as hearty a
vote as he will Mr. Maison
In connection with this subject of publishing
candidates names, for the ere ady'--we wish to
remind our fat neighbor--( what he eats. since
the Fits took away his appetite for T. o. bread
and butter we know not and care less, THAT,
he embarking on a voyage Tor iegis-
latve butter and bread it would be well for
him TO hand us s'sixty-two and-a half cents" to
have his name announced in the Palladium in
due form--he might be benefited to the amount
of the outIay--the honor of running, whether he
succeeds or not, ought to induce him to be rery
liberal To succeed in any undertaking, we
have full faith in hand bills and advertise ments,
and if we ever banker after the Postofiice again,
we'll ''do il up" in that way on the extension
system. and get some one to write our biography
of course we'll be too modest to publish our
own adventures in the Palladium, ana will send
il to Bro. Vale of the Sentinel.--we'll instruct
our biographer to commence at the time first
came to Richmond '.wiih ga cents in pock
cts, tied up in a rag like Eider's,) and stop at
our next race for the Pos,oiicc.--
1t will be perceived that purpose charging
no, not charging, but receiring from the hands
Of Jeemes Of the Jetfcrsonian, less than our
usual rates for announcing candidates names;
bat Giving on pr makes fellow uncommon
generous
1TLate advices from Fort Kearnev, confirm
the news of the arrest OF raj me mbe of the
Pittsbnr@ Emgrants Company upon charge of
wantoniv and without proyoca,ion. numbering
five Of the Kansas Indians, and woundng man V
others They were arrested by the L. States
Dragons and taken TO court for trial. The com
pany is completely broken up.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20
From the Indiana Courier.
Conversational Convention.

The delegates 10 the Congressional Con-
vention selected for the purpose Of NOM
mating Wing Candidate for Congress in
the 4lh Congressional District met pursu-
ant to public notice. June -. 1849, at the
Methodist Church. in Cambridge City,
Wayne County. Indiana.
On motion Of James Rariden. Esq.
John Vary an, Esq. Of Union County, was
called to the chair, and Augustus Weaver;
and n. II. Johnson, were appointed Sc
crctares.
On motion. the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen committee TO report
the names Of permanent officers for the
Convention, viz:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
g;ra geM1G kvaTs
SATURDAY. MARcHI7, lsio.
FRoM MAsIlINGTON,

The committee Of HE scun'e, upon ihe
oredeuliuls ~ Gen. shigld-, ,le new Senator
from l,l,nois, hive reported unanimously lloI
his cIrcuun /, yoid,--hc not lyHiug hcrn n
'c,,fzen orlLu & - Tor The time required 10y
iho constituted.
4 correspondent of tire pl'iir,lrlph,a Nof'''
American Rnys ihnI Il II animated that the
SpnaJs viii only MI n few days longer, and
TINT no more appointments win be seni H.
eXreli ns ,nennces occur. This Includes
foreign ministers
Fuw nnniinnlaus have yet beeu made 10
the Scunle. On tho Iih, u nes~agq wns re-
rci,rd fom ll,o Prcsidrul, terminating, u
nong olhcr,, Mcssrr, Evans, of Maine, Pane
Of -- Curnlinn, and SBilli of lndmnn, NJ
Commissioners ou Mexican ClninH
Tho appointments reported To have boen
n,nds nre:-- r., W. McGmtghry, Of lnd'nnn,
Governor Of MlnesoIn, mud ais Wnrl'burn,
orGaleua, Judge; Thumas H.. Smith Regis
ter or tho Trrnsury Department
Il 10 snid the Hon. Charles iludSon h''- ''ee''
srlrrird for NAynl officer the Port OF Bos
ton, Charles u. Pcuru,c, of Penn. assistant
Secretary of,he TrcnHirH {. u, Goddard "i
Ohio, Chief Clerk IN llc Home Department.
Tie Secretary &C STATE, II Il snid l,ns re-
n.n,cd Mr. Suls, Disturbing Officer OF ilf
Department ofSajc. lie IL the gentleman
NLo lgucd cousuicuorply IA tie mmck Hr"r
Mf Wcliyler,W hirl was conducted IN il'r E9'l
Conrfr,s by Mr. &. J. lngr,soll, aod hnd nj
dat uuic proved 30 al"ot'c.
-Nriy few changes have set been n'td".-
The heads al fon,c ct the Departments have
ISSUED ,irculars 10 ASCERTAIN what clmuEc-
vrrr nude under Mr Polk uud the rrasons.
Tui, proceeding viii opcu llr WAY for fl'
urc proper aud just ur'l"u.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
+ IYE q Al ED % M A n i.

ylrli tl,e ,le,rendaDls Of Aiiicu hove sHilfr-
etj u our hauds uid ~ shunld drWnualfHe
.hr frrruiy eill hirh wr pny indiHrumi-
...-!e Aauntc ln l.r greni r4uar 81 tiir lihnly
ni lln human lHfr
tkrHrWi-y rUJrys iIlri frrttrfl i,iiii- lie'iHl.
ubif. consideration Throughout leo mon hhd
iuuplaul ihH civilized Nqldi hiil, ~ nS
luui,ls 0I'inioH $50 title which slie lins ." 'l,s
p-ireui mid sdui,mlnu Of uNpklnd, go Gerdr
ul lrr lalmfr glory, would equal, ~. great
Noes nuii grndrnt l'lui ol hfing me IN"h'ei
l.mr Boo famalar iinll hrr yHi rvrfy lfnrr
10 mmHn Filyrry, und boz rsrhilsllng Ilg DO
.renddnn afAGir, williRhef iWi-dlriloni ~
HIr Hrtlta illl Of fiirir fnroinihrra
hove fius l4cutrd Qie ITnni-e ! Inhdr'
hlud,din mlhe commencement nl lhla lrl-
iff, aud lhGIF im hnyeilpne itrHlull'lffe
from iuirupprruco, ulld ~ Hn ~ wnund V't
.an.iMllirs nr none. | sincerely hope lint
.ar question nuy lrB considered nnd drfilrl
IS IHDuiiha iuAufuca nfpuiS 90 l'nt pm,
-ifuuIU lH most harty ln i'1yr -tiIu r(nd l"f'
lune 0r roinriiuN 80 0piuiou WIZ - MAJORITY
Ol tho People oi hsnurky bul, lhrfr un ~
Hniuulg uppurrd no hll fcheu't7"l FINuHnl
opHrripii rthoWptf uurl'l nH5 itfi,' ~
iuy dufy vii be- 90 btw in ruhmlsrinu ~ lhrir
Wiu 81 he ptrlrGl, c-rWiu nld uini'ii"ti
ihnl such q u,aimny rsiuls, ! rLuuld llluk 81
l-iii4 itai laap 'l,,g, gi. qusallnil l MI, firg
llrui iu ihul. rasr, IL Would hr ufrlrsH, npd
might eyefrise pcrnicioua cnllhiotW i"H"'
ruro mon ilir fir rnnFidrcniiuh ~ Other o.
,Hrnitnruis, WluCll inay la UH1g"sod ~! our
Gnurlliiiunu. iIftcrr hrH Hrinfly ~ We
,'ru0Ir oeli rulucty ~ ili- iiur adverse ln
touching iLr itsillWiiuu ~ slavery n- u 40"
esi -lr, W. vito hid iiiuuRli rui'~N'rhrd OH
Ul7F rir univ iudi,iEr 10" i'ui''' ilai' ~ s'''i''
Guuu iuur, uudorituG mlrWc'H "hd WV
iLa hlush.Gg ul PrutllruCr, llir cnurci which
Ne br,r 20 inUtl, at heat, Amy DO attended
with better success.
IN any event, shall hayN tho suilshel'on
ofhnyiug performed - duly w the STATE, II"
tho rullsrl MD 10 myTrll by placing MY
rculiuenl- permanently upon record
Wid great regard, AN your friend mud O.
brdirnt srrynni, II. CLAY,
RlDuAEb liNgELt, Erq,