Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 3, Number 38, 5 October 1833 — Page 3
tocpadc pen twisted. r f RATTRAY, has on band and will fccp a constant supply of very superior domestic Janet, manufactured by bimttlf.thrT doors South of Dr. Plommer's C3ee Front Street Richmond, tbis article arfll bear competition with any of the kind
manufactured in Kentucky or aay part of - . l : a
im western country, rersons wisiuog feu-chase by the piece or pattern; canaot fee better suited in Indiana. Richmond, Oct. 2d. 1833. N. B: M. Rattray, will purchase com on and Merino or Saxon wool for which tbe bif best price in cash will be given. Property fr Sale. rTIHE subscriber wishes to sell bis house and lot in Richmond, Situated on in street directly east of the Bridge, said property is beautifully situated for a private residence. For further particular enquire of the subscriber. JOSHUA KELLER. Oct 3,1833.
A Liat of Letters,
TTP EMAINING at the Post Ooffice LlO at Richmond Wayne County
Indiana, on the first day of October
1833, which if not taken out before the 1st day of January 1334 will be sent to tbe General Poet Office as dead letters. Persons calling for letters ad
vertised will please tu state that the
are advertised.
Lowsing Sally Laws Melson 2
Loyd John 2 Lumkios Robert Lanter John
PUBLIC SALE. THE subscriber will offer for sale at public vendue at his residence in the town of Jtichmoud on Wednesday the sixteenth
day of this instant tbe following articles to wit: One dock and Case, one or more
Bureaus, tables chairs beadsteads and
variety of household and Kitchen furniture
ton tedious to mention. Sale to commence at ten O'clock on said dav where due at
tendance, and liberal credit will be given ALEXANDER PRICE.
N. B. The subscriber requests all those
who are indebted to him to call and settle
their accounts on or before tbe day of sale
as longer indulgence cannot be given. October ft 1633. A. P. NOTICE- ' THE partnership heretofore existing between Strattau & Reid is this day diesolved, by its own limitation. All debts due the said firm will be found in the hands of Daniel Reid for collection. All persons indebted to said firm will do well to come forward and make settlement immediateh. STRATTAN & REID. S. B, The business will be continued, and carried or. in tbe old stand by J. P. 6t
B. Strattan. They have a first rate lot of
GOODS on band, of all suitable for the western market; and will sell low for cash, or good trade. J. P. &. B. STRATTAN. October 5, 1633. 37 tf
NOTICE. . NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
it may concern that tbe undersigned has
taken out letters testimentary, on the estate of Charles Teas, late of Way ne county, Indiana, deceased. AH persons indebted to said estate are tequested to come forward and make immediate payment, and those having claims against said estate to present them for settlement witbin the time prescribed by law. Tbe estate is supposed to be solvent. JEBEMAII COX, AARON DRAPER, i Executors. .9th mo. 23, 1833. . 363 EXECUTORS SALE. WLL be offered for sale at public vendue on fifth day the 24th of 10th month, 1833, at the late dwelling of Charles Teas deceased, in New Garden Township, Wayne county, Indiana, the personal property of said deceased ; consisting in part, of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Wheat, Oats, llay. Corn in the field, Wagons, Farming Utensils, Turning Xaythe anil Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, dec. Also, at the same time and place, tbe Real Estate of said decedent, consist
ing of one hundred and sixty acres of
Lend, nearly fifty of which is under cul
tivation, several good cabin buildings, ana an Orchard of bearing fruit Trees. A liberal credit will be given by tbe purchasers giving bond and approved security. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, on
aid day, and continue day after day until the property is sold. Terms made known on the day of sale,
and doe attention given by JEREMIAH COX, AARON DRAPER, Executors.
th mo. 23, 1833, 363
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Bond Joseph
Bunker Thomas
Bowman Edmond Bos well Ezra Butler William
Butler Robert B Baker Josep Boswell John
Bench Stiver Bowman Levi
Ballenger Smith
Bates John Beck Aquilla Brown Comfort
Burgees Richard Burgin James Buller Jane Baity Benjamin Browu James
Beucke
HenryBerry Joseph Burdin Thomas C Cross Mordica 2
Campbell John P Cat t right John Clark Richard
Long Henry Lewis Zeal Leughrig William Lesure Harvey M Murdick Racbae! Miller David 3 Morris John Miller James Markle John Moore Alexander Mouse r Henry Mary Miller Mitchel William N
HermonNcrtcn James Nail Augustin
Nichols Sarah Newman Thomas O Ogao Pete
F Plummur John
Patterson Edwin or
Notice. WHEREAS my wife Polly Worrell has left my bed and board without aay just cause or provocation. This is to forewarn all persons from harboring or trusting' her on my account, as I am determined to pay no debts sf her contract
ing from and after this date, until compel
led by law.
JA51IAK WUKKtLU Richmond Sept. 20. 1S33.
PUBLIC SALE. TjyiLL be sold at tbe house of the sub ww scriber, (adjoining John Barns' on the state road) on Monday the 7th of Oct. horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, corn in tbe field, household and kitchen furniture, die. dec. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. Terms made known on the day of sale. HENRY CARMER. Sept. 19th, 1833.
Doct
Cox William 2
Crawford William James Cueph Jereminah Perry Jotiah
Page Caleb
Porch M'hael Pleasents Samuel E Pinkston Samuel Phillips Samuel R
Raper John or D
Shaffer
Church Samuel
D Daniels Joseph P Duey Jonathan Dyer Derine Devier William Davis Benjamin Danford William
Denholem George Rijon John
E Raper John Ervan John Roads Joseph Erwin George V Russau William Eli worth wiiliam MRoberds Jonathan Emmons Joseph Kailaback Enoch Ellis James or M S Morgan Stewart Susanah
acantling Samuel Sheann William 3 Starbuck Masail
Evans Jonathan P Sutherland Ilatmh
P Steel William Col Fellows Jacob Scearce William Furguson Tobias Sands Jacob Fueghum WilhamSweet Francis
Ellis Thomas Emmons Jacob
Eaves John
G Grees Robert
Gilson Frances Gardner J D Grimes Reuben
Graham David
Gilmon Silas A
H
Hunt Milton T
Hunt Stephen J
Hill Samuel Hopkins E D
Hays Amos
Henderson T J 2
Harter Abram
Hampton Jacob
Hasty John Hancock ES
Hays John R Co
Harlin & I Gist
Harvey John Harvey Joseph
Justice Patrick Seans Naitor . John Jesse Jour dan Jesse
JohnJohnsonorMr Sheriffs Adams Whitckre John
Stewait Lowruhama Spencer William L Smith & Lav van Mrs Shirly, John <John Shirly ; John Shirley> Swarts Michael Smelser Jacob Stafford TE or B Scassent John Sich Isaac T Thomas Stephen Test Hannah TempletonMrR Thompson Mary V Vataw Daniel W William Richard Jen
Wilkerson Geroge
W Ward Nathaniel Wright Aquilla Wood Isaac T
Whitehead John
Notice. ALL persons' tnlerested are hereby notified that the undersigned has taken
out cf the Wayne Probate Court letters of
Administration on the estate oi J-""
deceased; all those indebted to said estate
are hereby requested to make immediate payment to tt.e subscriber, and those bavicp" claims against said estate are hereby notiiied to present the same, duly authenticated to tbe subscriber within one year from this date. The esate is supposed to be insolventJOHN T. SMITH. Administrator. Sept. 20th, 1833.
A grand chance for speculation!!!
npHE entire premises of the Richmond Hotel, situated in Richmond 4ediana,
is now offered for sale, and will be sold low for cash in hand. To those who have
seen the premises a descrpition is unne
cessary, suffice it to say, in point of value it is inferior to none in tbe place. This establishment was built expressly for a public house, and has been occupied as
such for three years, formerly by B. Paige
and recently by James Vt oods. The main as well as the out buildings are large and
commodious. The main front Leinz sixty
feet each way, making it a solid square oi sixty each, with attached buildings. It is
situated in the be art of the town, on the
corner of Washington and Main streets, or National road. Tbe high reputation of
Richmond as a place of business, we think will be a sufficient inducement to speculators as well as those who wish to obtain
good and valuable public stand, to call and examine the premises. For further
particulars inquire of tbe subscriber, or James Woods on the premises.
JOSEPH ANDRUS. creacNC.
Thomas Hunter, City Hall, Cincinnati. James W. Maxwell, EatonJohn Cain, Indianapolis.
August 31, 1S33. 34
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
YJVJ'ILL be sold at public sale at the ww bouse of the late John Scott deceased in the town of Richmond Wayne Coun
ty Indiana, on October 12; all the per
sonal estate of John Scott dec. Consisting of horses, hogs, sheep, waggon, one
mantle Clock, and a variety of household
and kitchen furniture, also one potters
lathe and wheel, tools, dec dec.
A liberal credit will be given by tbe purchaser, giving bond with approved se
curity.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when
the terms will be made known by the sub scriber. JOHN T. SMITH. Administrator. Sept. 2tb 1S33.
PUBLIC SALE.
rJHIE subscriber offers for sale a large Farm, containing 100 and seventy acres of good land, seventy-five of which is cleard, and under good repair; a com
fortable dwelling house, a laree frame
barn, and other necessarv out houses.
largeorchard of grafted fruit, pares and
appie. Situated four miles north of Richmond DAVID HAMPTON. Sept. 20th, 1933
Doctor S. JYixon,
IS now located in the town of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana. His office is
on Washington street, two doors north of
the Union Hall, where he may be found
readv to attend to any calls in the line of
his profession, and from a long practical
experience he hopes to give general satis faction. May 11th 1333. 18
Public sale of School Lands WILL sell at public sale at the Court
" house door in Centrevule. on Saturday
the 23d. day of November next, the entire
reserved section Ao. lb, township JNo. 14 and range No. 1 west, in the county o,
Wavne. Indiana, three miles north of
Richmond, in lots according to the divis
ions and subdivisions furnished me by the
Trustees of said township; said land is of a
good quality, situate in a fine healthy
neighborhood, and most of the lots have large and valuable improvements on them, those who wish a good 'situation in "Old Wayne," would do well to call and exam
ine the premises. WILLIAM POSTON. Sept. 21th 1833.
Lee, M, Se;t. ?,-!t2. This mv cvriifv, that in the coo at h f
July 182$. 1 wa. attacked vi.b a vouch.
hich, from it continued irritation of lbs
parts, fur iouc -r t; e mouths, became a-
larming, frcra its frequency, producing
fuintmrsa and sreut prostration' r Lib
mental mim! bodily powers. I procured La Mot:' Cough Drops, and commenced
taking according to the directions, which gave immediate relief; so lhat before I bad used all of one bottle, I was perfectly free from any cough. 1 would cheerfully recoiu.ntMid l tii to those alike afflicted.
CAliOLLE BENTON. For sale in Milton by R C. Al!isa Centreviiie. hv Dr. Pritchet-in Rich.
roond ty A.Siddall and Dr. Liasey, and
them warranted gxl.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKING.
rftHE subscriber informs tbe citizens of
- Richmond and its vicinity that he has removed to n few doors east of Horner's hotel, near his old stand, on Maia street,
where be intends carrying on the above
business, in all its various branches. He
hopes from his experience and steady at
tention to business, to give general satis
faction. He intends keeping a small as
sortment of work on hand, which he will
warrant to be equal to any in tbe place. JOJS'A T11AJ MOORE. Eighth month 31st, 1833.
DR. JUDKIJPs SPBC IltOt HTM KWT
This invaluable medicine is celebrated for curing the following diseases: White
Swellings of every description. Sore legs
and ulcers of long standing. Felons, or
what some people know by the name of
Catarrhs, of every description. Rheu
matic pains of the joints. Sprains and
Bruises of every description. Tetteis of
all kind:. Chilblains, or parts affected
by frost. It is also one of the best remedies for scalds and burns. For women' inflamed breasts, and glandular swellings,
it is superior to any medicine yet known. CERTIFICATE. Washington, March 22, 1820. Sir My son being afflicted for five
years with White swelling, and having
applied every remedy recommended by the most eminent physicians within my
reach, without success, I at length pro
cured one jug of Dr. J udkiaV Patent Specific Ointment, and made tbe application
according to tbe directions accompanying
tbe Ointment, and state for the benefit of
the afflicted, that before one jag was used
a perfect cure was effected. My son has
enjoyed good health ever since. I have
no doubt, to the ointment alone he is in
debted, as nothing else was used for more
than nine months before the application
of the Ointment. Respectfully,
JOILN COCKE. For sale in Milton by R. C. Allmox,
in Centreviiie by Doct. Pritchet, and in
Richmond by A. Siddall, and by them
warrantee) good.
August 3, 1833.
NOTICE. THE subscribers having taken out letters of administration from the Wayne Probate court, on the estate of Francis Clark, late of Wayne county, deceased, request all persons indebted to make immediate payment; and all persons having claims on said estate are requested to pre
sent them legally authenticated fr settlement, within one year from this date. The
estate is supposed to be solvent. STEPHEN THOMAS, JOHN CLARK , September 88, 1833. 37-3
Jones Susanah K Koons Jeremiah Knight Ira B Kendle Thomas
Kingsbury Silas
Low Frederick
loins taff Ann
Wilson Charlotte Miss Wilson Thomas Watson Melinda Weismer Michael Walker Tatter. Wilietts De'oorali Z Zeich Daniel
M.
DANIEL REID P,
October 5 1833.
Porter's Vegetable Catholicaa. TTSED in cases of King's Evil or Scorfula, old ulcers, and all diseases of tbe skin. Likewise in tbe Mercurial Disease, or where the constitution has been injured by the long use, or injudicious exhibition of calomel. Also, the Balsam of Snlpher. For sale at the Drug store of WM. LINDSEY. My first volume of Henry's Chemistry is out. 1 should be pleased to have it returned. Those in arrearages for professional services, or otherwise, nrevions to Julv last.
w i , - w are earnestly requested to make payment
by tbe first or next month. I cannot meet my engagements without making collections. W. LINDSEY.
PUDCL.DC SALE. THERE will beoflered for sale oa Sat arday tbe 19th October, at tbe late resi
deaea of Francis Clark, dee'd. late of
Wayne counrr. Indiana, tbe personal pro-
nertr of said deceased: coosistimr of
llsrasss. Wagon, Hones, wagon seeker's teals, Lusaber and wagon Spokes, some Uaussbold and Kitchen Furniture. The
to commence at tea o'clock, when
is terms will be made known. STEPHEN THOMAS, JOHN CLARK, Administrator. S3, 1633. 37-3
Take Rfetice.
fflHAT tbe accounts and notes of Rich-
A mrA HadarAB ia lfl in the of
the subscriber for collection and all that
does not wish to pay cost must call and set
tle on or before tbe fifteenth of October
next, as no longer indulgence will be given. WILLIAM M. ELDR1DGE. ConMabURichmond, Sept. 28833.
EDUCATION.
I. MORRIS proposes opening a school i tbe brick school-bouse, south of town.
Those wishing to patronize his school, wUl
please make application soon, and enter
the number of scholars tney wisn to send
for one quarter. The school will com
mence as soon as a sumcieat number oi
scholars are subscribed to justify His
terms will be the same as heretofore.
N. B. Those in arrears for the tuition of
their children, would confer a particular favor, by discharging the same immediate
ly, as demands on myself are argent, mast be attended to. Sept. 21st. 1933,
Arm tbe 20th inst. all my notes and accounts will be placed in tbe bands of a magistrate for collection. Those who
wish to save cost can do so by paying off
their dues previous to that day. sly ne
cessities are urgent, and I am determined
to make collections. This notice is to all arrears, without respect to persons. I have
been waiting until my patience is exhaust
ed. THUS. J. LmAKSH. September 7th, 1833.
Or. White's Vegetable Toothach Drops.
1 he only specinc ever ottered to the
public, from which a permanent and radical cure may be obtained of that disagree
able pain, the Tooth-ach, with all its at
tendant evils: such as fracturing the jaw
in extracting of the teeth, which often
proves more painful than the toothach it
self; and cold passing from the decayed
teeth to the jaw, thence to the bead, pro duciog a rheumatic affection, with many-
other unpleasant effects; such as disagreeable breath, bad taste in the mouth,
&c. &c, ail of which are produced from foul or decayed teeth. I am happy to have it in my power to offer to the world a remedy, that will not only remove the pain nine times out of ten, if properly applied, but preserve the teeth from further decay, and arrest the disease in such an are decaying and have not commenced aching, restoring them to health and use fulness. ERTIFICATE. Baltimore, July 7, 1829. Some time last May, Doctor Thomas White left with me some of his Vegetable
Tooth-ach Drops, and requested me to use
it in my practice I accordingly did re
commend it to six of my mends and some
of them had been com pi amine of the
tooth-ach for more than three months; and out of the six it bad perfectly cured
bve. I am now fully convinced of its sal
utary effect, not only curing the tooth acb, but prevents teeth from further decaying.
J. II. WINCHESTER, 31. V.
The suhsciiber in his practice as a
Dentist, having successfully and to a con-
Lkinidlnk. fa:?-A It RANTED eenuine PrentTed
and sold at IRVIN EED-S Drugst
and Chemical establishment. Richmond, Aug. 1 0th, 133: J.
NOTICE.
4 LL persons having claims against tbe x- estate of Dr. Clements Ferguson de
ceased, will present their accounts legally proved within one year, and all who are
indebted to said estate are resqaested to
sae immediately payment. JOHN F. IRELAND. THOMAS J. FE GUSON
New Paris, September 7 1833.
Vegetable KbesMMtic Drop. Many artich-s are before the public, as
a cure for that most obstinate and tor -
meuttng disease the Rheumatism, and from close observation we aro led to be
lie ve 'they have to a very great extent failed to produce that desirable result, ana
mny n f.oi ue attributed to the fact that articles said to cure this troublesome d.-
order are also recommended to euro
most every disease wit! which ojr frail bodies are attacked, and in their preparation that object is kept in view, viz: to have the medicine a cure for all diseases. The Vegetable Rheumatic drops are offerred to the public as a sure remedy for chronic and inflamatory rheumatism, and as no case is known where a cure was not effected wo are justified in declaring it a valuable medicine for that painful disease, and for no other is it recommends ed. AJcv from the many testimonial of its efJicacyare gittn belov. Messrs. O. ty S. Crosby y Co. Gentlemen : I feel happy in having it in my power to state to you the good effect your vegetable rheumatic drops or sure remedy had iu restoring me from a sick bed. In the uioittu ofApnllastl was so afflicted with the inflammatory rheumatism that I was confined to my bed. I was entirely unable to help myself. I could not
so much as turn myself in bed, and it was
with tbe greatest difficulty that 1 could bw moved in it: I tried various kinds of medicine, and was attended by a skillful phy
sician, but all to no euect, until I mauo
use of your sure remedy, which when .:-
plied as directed gave me immediate j .?.
lief. Within a short time after I com
menced using it, I was able to ride out and attend my usual business. I can cheerfully recommend it to the public r.s
being a good Aledicine for Rheumatic
complaints, a it has been a number of
months and I have had no return. - AARON HOLDRIDGE. ; Colcmbus, Ohio, Nov. 1st, 1832.' Siks: I hereby certify that I was for two or three years afflicted with tho
Rheumatism. I made use of different
kinds of medicine which only gave temporary relief. In the fall of 1830 the com-'
plaint settled in my knee joints, so that I
was unable to walk without great pain. 1
procured a Bottle of your Vegetable Rheu-
.matic Drops or Sure Remedy and applied
as directed which gave immediately relief.
and within a few days a permanent cure
was cnected. It is now nearly two years
since 1 made use ol your itheuaiauc
Drops and I have not had a return o the Rheumatism since, aud I really believn that it was those drops alone that enacted the cure. A. WASHBURN. Franklin Co. O. VSth April. 1832. Take notice that the Bottles arestirop-
d "Vegelabe Rheumatic Drops1 and
the wrappers I signed 0. 5c. a. Crosby oc Co. with red ink, none others are genuine. Price Fifty cent. La Mott's Celebrated Conk Drops. THIS Elixer is peculiarly adapted to the present, prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs, leading to consumption. Common colds and Coughs, which are
occasioned by obstructed pereperation.
will readily yield to its influence, removing those troublesome irritations, which
act nsa constant stimulant to coughing. r . s s . . "
n cases pain, ana tnauces rest to an emiQcut degree. Persons afflicted with pulmonary complaints, bleeding of the lungs, &C, spasmodic asthma, palpitation of the heart, and consumptive affections, even in the most advanced periods of lite, will find immediate relief, from its remarkable power ef diminishing the irritability of the system; and the velocity of the circulation, and by cleansing and healing the disordered parts. It also affords immediate relief iu the w hocping cough.
CERTIFICATES. Columbus, July 22, , Messrs. Crosby's I have for eighteen years, been troubled with an anoction of.
the breast and lungs, attended with a
vcre cough, pain in the side, aud difficult tv r.f hrthinT? and in the fall of I
siderable extent used Dr. Thomas White'sljg mca reJuced, that my life
was despaired cf; and receiving no visi-
Tooth-ach Drops, can recommend them
when genuine, as superior to any other medicine now in use. E. HALE. Pittsburgh, 1S3I. FOR SALE in Milton, by R. C.Allison, in Centreviiie by Dr. Phtchett, and in Richmond by A. Suldall and Dr. Wm. Linsev.
Ue beiieiii from my physician, I was ad
vised to snake trial ot La Mottfs Cough Drops; and after taking one bottle, wee rcstoied to perfect health; and it is my firm belief, that the use of tho above nam-. ed Drtps, saved my life. THOMAS JONES. ,. JHsvPne- On flaller r hrre. mud
rnxpiriTinvABT. lir-, 7. mw
w i rmy sweats tar smati boidc. .
Received on eonsigameat a lot of Con-1 u.i :.m:i.l.o r at f fork?
fectionary which will be sold wholesale at . 5T r.'.XrTI WlirrTi' the Cincinnati prices. . CenUejUte by Dr PIUCHET, audu. I. REED. Richmond by A. SIDDLL-aa4 Doctor K eptember 7 1833. j LINDSEY, an i by these warranted good.