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cf a State Bank in the general. I am at Iom I admit to determine. The

rincioaL tlie Kinc-obiection J have

beard urged is that it might he mis managed. Is thte a sufficient objec

tion? carry oat the principle and where will we find ourselves. We roost net have a governor, he might misconduct himself. Wc must not elect member to the legislature, they might mii-

' represent us, arc Are. vc. W e might

have a state Hank and it might be mis

managed. But is there any more danger of men whom we select for their integrity and ability (known to u) to tannage such an institution, than there is of strangers mismanaging tfir. foreign local individual Banks, with tskose trash we will soon be inundated. The idea is absurd. Admit the individual local Banks will be well managed. Is there not as much integrity and ability in our population, as in the population of other states? The idea is unworthy an inhabitant of the Iloosher state. Why right mc not as well then, have the convenience nnd profits of Banking

Institutions as to eschew them forstran gersX

Our circulating medium now is too

scanty (o supply our wants. And stfci as it is, zee pay an interest for it to sir an gert. We take their paper with dis

trust, and pay them an interest, a bonus

for cur fears, roi every dollar in paper money now in circulation in this. State, the Bank that issued it receives an interest. Siockholdcrs of Banks in

other states derive u profit therefrom,

whilst thcie is no earthly objection to onr pocketing that profit ourselves. There m iy be oinc objections made as I before stated, to the details of the Bank Bill. Some ohj.-ct (and honestly too, no doubt,) to pledging the faith of the state for the redemption of the Bills issued. But this is no objection to me. Such a vie dec would ei ve con-1

fidence in the institution; it would give

an acre of ground, seventy-four bushels

and three pecks of Oats. The average

Height 01 the plants, at the time of harvest, was five feet four inches. Phil. Gazrtte.

Flour. The Montgomery (Alab.)

DM. CKVMBACKKK79 Osteaantasl Tewic mm Asi-l7sesic rill. . This medicine has bad the most astonish ins; eCects in curing Xfymvsie, and all

complaints of the stomach and digestive organs. Many highly respectable indi

viduals have been cared alter trying eve

Amfther Disanerv.--llr. Sexton, the

English philosopher, who drew the

first spark front the Magnent, has succeeded in decomposing water br means

of magnetism.

Mr. Jacob Ssaith of Duxburv. Mass.

has raised this year, from four-fifths of! y other rented in vain, and hae given

tbeir names testifying to the superior en-

racy of this medicine. By usin these

Pills occasionally, they keep the stomticb free from all biUom disorders, nnd restore th liter, with the secretions of tbe l.o.'l y ,

tothem-Ht healthy state. Thesa Pitt

are entirelv frea from anv of the rrenari-

Gazette, of the 4th inst. says. 44 A load :tions f Mercury; thev correct acidity ,l

the stomach : remove hab;tuatcostivrie,

sick head-ache, heartburn,artd fl itulenc;.

A Ut r fitters, TTT) EMALNLNG at the fret Oface

LiS at Richmond Wayne County

Indiana, on the first day of October

RATTRAY, has kad sad will

keep a constant supply of very su

perior domestic Jax, snasufaetured by

1833, wr.ich if not taken out before tbe jbisir,thf doors tnerfDr. Plammer's 1st djiy of January 1314 will be sent i0 this articto

to lb. General PtOSceas dead kt-i "rZ" . ,.. - , teoaBuractored ia Kentucky r any part of ters. Persons cading for fetters td-U. ,,,,. p.4m ..

vertised will please to sdyte that they U.,ircha Ly the piece or pattern; caoact

of country Flour was soid in Montcom-

ery last week at Fifteen Dollars per barrel. Good Flour is scarce, and would meet with a ready sale in this place."

A musket proof garment is stated to

have been invented by tvo Italians. It is said to be light and flexible.

A tailor, named Wildgans, at May-

ence has iust invented a drr-?. rnnsUf-

ing of cravat, waistcoat, pantaloons! Or anT k,nd wm l" ,OBC " tun omce, " ... 1 T . on cl.rtrt nntif and rvnni he rtn.

a a - - m . ! - - -

luii, gfiicis mii in uiie piece, ana noi

requiring one minute to put them on.

Why can't we have such things in our (own?

and are well adapted to the diseases oi woman and children. Directions fr using thein accompany the boxes in w hich they are enclosed. Price 50 cents per box. For sale Ly IRVIN REED, only agent for Richmond, Indiana. September 7th, 1833. 35

Dook and Job Printing,

notice. w-m. IT n . n .

'inc. uiiizcdi oi lucamona ana o Wayne Township, are requested to meet at the Brick School House, ia Richmond, oa Wednesday, the 16th instant, at

2 o'clock P. M. for tlie purpose of taking

important ouvincss iwo consideration. . . A NUMBER OF CITIZENS. October 6th, 1833.

Save the Pieces. rTHHE subscribers will pay one dollar and - twenty-five cents per hundred, for old cast iron, such as old broke a potts, kettles, andirons, plough moulds, &c. ice. and a fair price fur heavy pieces, if deliver

ed at their foundry ia Iticiimond. A pen-

T saved is worth two earned. GROVE Ac V1LL! M 4. January 2-5th. 1933. 3

are advertised

li Bond Joseph Hunker Thomas Bonman Ldrnoud

l-.?cll Exra Uutier iiiiam limlcr Uobcrt B Ca!ktr Jcscp Bosvrcll Joint llearh Stiver Bowman Levi BaSlenger Smith Bates John Beck Aquill.t Brown Comfort

Iorsin Sidly laws Mellon "2 lxyd John "2 Lumkiris ilooert lyintcr John .Long ilenry Ievi Zeal

liicLmonJ.Oct.'Jd. 18TO.

?s. it; -J. Kit tray, wjll purcaa com;Tien ar J Merino or Haxoa wool for which tbe kightst prita ia cath wiil be given.

met

COEMt GOODS. I AM aow receiving from New York a lare and eeneral assortment of Drv

Seidlitz Powders. A PREPARATION adapted to the iseases peculiar to this season io correcting acidity of the stomach removing costiveness and griping in the bowels, and at the same time prevents diarrhce and is an agreeable beverage. For sale at the Drug store of IRVIN REED. Richmond, Aug. 19th, H I J. 31

Burgess Kirhard Burgin James Bulier Jane Baily Benjamin Brown Jam;1

Bcuckc

Henry Berry Joseph

Burdin Tiumas

C Cross Mordica 2 Campbell John P Caitright John Clark Kichard Cox William 2 CraA?rd William

41!

credit to the iau-r abroad, and I have:

o much confidence in the Legislature and the stockholders, whose iuten-ft it would be to select good men to cowduct the affairs of the Bank, that I would ratJjer have a choice that the 'faith of the state be pledged for the redemption of the Bills, for ia my opinion the advantages to be derived from the pledge, would overbalance the dia-

vantages. 1 have -neither time nor inclination.

a. .-I : : . . i .

ii.ju iiiuviru it. is ii'jt iuj ceire, i'j en-

- ter into n newspaper controversy en

ti.e Bank question. It seemed to mr

that the attention of the people shoul J

te called to the subject, and if I effect

iKia Kv Ka Iasw rAvfn fa.t a f I,iua m.r.A.

my ertd will be attained. Yet 1 would he pleaed to see the Editors of the Palladium and Western Times and communicants, lay the matter in all its bearings before the people. ONE. Oct. 10, 1S33. General Jackson' letter, respecting the Bank of the U. S. and the I'ubiic Deposits, fills much space, and has been some days the only subject of conversation in our city. The President declares his determination to transfer tbe deposits, with all convenient despatch, to State Bank; and takes upon

himself the whole responsibility, while he asks the special attention of the Secretary of the Treasury to hi reasons for the measure. The Secretary of the Treasury, we may presume, is distinguished from the President's other official advisers, because the Lnw requires him to communicate with Congress on this subject.

tor the accommodation of the m.tny who abhor long political papers no

matter bow important we may give a brief summitry of what the President says in this remarkable paper, lie takes it for granted that the Batik Charter will not be renewed : and believes that no similar institution will be established. lie accuses the Bank of

"JaitlilessncfS and corruption"- of

owning newspapers, and of having lent money to insolvent publishers of hav

ing itjored the credit of the Trcasurv, t r i- -, 'T

U7icuu vi aiuing it oi Having conver

ted itself into"; last electioneer! uS

macnin and oi havmi; committed

every other enormity that has been a! leged against the institution in the cd

itonal columns of the Washington

wooe. voiwunsianamg the publication of this document, U. S. Bnk

tock has risen in New York, and many sales were effected about the middle of the week, at n considerable ad

vance upon tbe previous market p ice.

rati. Saturday Uourier. The late crop of coffee in Cuba, according to n commercial circular of the 1st instant. has been ur.com nonlv a-

nerowioecrou ororan

to be large.

. vnpt Fact. The amount of fine-

e m the vaults of the U. S. Bank on , toe 1st ultimo, was l0,99dlS 06 "S aoan in the vaults of all tbe i ilSrki in the T'on, is estimated t "t $Wfi53&0r-JSat. JnxUigtncer.

Good;, Hardware and Cutlerr. China and

U'lccnstvare; Boots Ac Shoes, sealskin caps,

wtiu almost err article or merchandise

usually kept in this market, all of which

will be sold at the most reduced -rices! UOCtOrl. Wan If . UorCf.

tor cash aod such articles oftradamay praPKTrcu.Y informs the citizens of

sun. nae aecuned creJitme- entirelv.! a. u .i :;j k-

and will sell at a small advance from east-' permanently located himselfin Itichnond, ern prices. Thankful for past favours. I!aua- u now prepared to attend t ait nr

-,uu,,umc ,du inose wisrangifessional calls. Office oa Fcari street

Leu5i"Jg V'i;.im Iesurc i:trvev M

Murdick Rnrha

AIiI!er David

Morris Jolia 31 illcr James Murkle John Moore -Vlcxasder Me user Henry Mary Miller Mitchd William N

liertnonNorton James Natl August in

Nichols Sarah Newman Thomas O Ogan Pele Piummar Dacl Jthn Patterson Eutvin or James

Frcpcrr.v Tor S.nlc.

' t:i, u" 3c riircr tris'-cs to sell hi hooaar

a(J iu Richmond, Situate! en :t:rin strct directly fat cf the ltpJge. .ai l property i leiut:fiil:f situated for a prjvats reidcrir.e. For further particulars esquire of the subscriber. JOSHUA KELLER. Oct?, 1353.

to purchase to call and examine for them

selves. ATTICUS SIDDALL. P. 8. Real French Brandy, Port and Madeira Wine, which I purchased in New York, expressly for medical purposes. A. S. Richmond Oct. 12th. 1833

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

T ILL te sold at Public Sale oa Satur-

nearly opposite the Methodist church Noyember30, 1832. 4tf

NEW ARRANGEMENT. HI ATT & MOORE of Milton, and CA LED R. WILLI AMS of this place, baring purchased the entire stock of Achilles Williams ia the saddling business, will hereafter couduct said business, at the same stand, (corner of Main and Front sis. in HllhmAnJ flnl.l tliA li i"n F .'

day the Mad. November next. fl

v- , . ... ,. . "irr w ww uiiuuu,. uc iuci micuu keep ,od? J aver. j e personal property ins at all times, a reneral assortment of

Paea Jaleb

Porch M'hacl Ple.isents Samuel Pinkston Samuel Phillips Samuel It Raper John or D Shaffer

Cueph Jeremiaall l'crrv Josiah

Lhurch Simuel D DinieU Joeph P Duey Jonathan DrerDerine Devier William Davis Benjamin Datiford William

Denholeni Go-rge R'j n John M H t r John Krvan John Kou.Js Joseph Krwin George W Rusau Wiliiarn Els worth wiiliam M Roberts Jonathan Emmons Joseph Railsback Enoch

M S Steaart Susan ah Scantling Samuel Shear. n Wiiliam 3 fcMrnuck M ,:?.-! I

Ellis James

Morgan Ellis Thomas Emmons Jacob Haves John

Cvans Jonathan P outlietl.tntl Ha7;a!i F Steel William Col Fellows Jacob Scearc-e William

Furffti5on Tobias Sands Jacob

I 1 "V . C a r .

. v, uecesseti. saie to com- SADr ' BRIDLES. IIARjrZSS.

nZmX.-iZ?? A credttoftl.rea tTJlLTAT.S, ROBES, ni all other arti-jFueghum WilhamSweet Francis IT0DIU1 trill iM ITIVn nn ll nnwili.... . - - . . I O

, ,. v" ...K.. v,., ,.e3 !n u.eirims oi business, oi the best

wMr. i;oe aiicnuon win be given M Aerials and workmanship, and at

Richmond Oct,

ANSLEN WASSON. Administrator. ISth. 1833.

s ana workmanship, and at the

most reasonable prices. Their experience

in the business warrants them in saying

that their worlt will recommend itself to the former customers of the shop aad the public generally. JOEL HIATT, CHARLES II. MOOR. CALEB R. WILLIAMS.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. A LL those iadebted to the estate of Paul Crawford, deceased, are required to make immediate payment, and all thoe

haying claims agaiast said estate are re- Doctor S. JViXtwM.

quested to present them legally authenti- YS onw located in the towa of tichmon, cated for settlement within one yearfro:n Wayne county, Indiana. Hi office is

tats date, the estate m supposed to be on Washington street, two doors north of

insohrent. the Union Hail, where he umi he found

ANSLEM WASSOX. ready to attend to any calls in the lioe of

Richmond Oct. I2th. 1833.

Administrator.: his profession, and from a long practical

experience he hopes to give general satis

faction. May 11th 1833. IS

Greea Robert GiUon Frances Gardner J I) Grimes Reuben Graham David Gilmon Silas A II Hunt Milton T Hunt Stephen J Mill S imuel Hopkins lj D Hajs Amos lli iidcr-on T J 2 H.irtcr Abram

Lowru-

Stcnatt

ha ma Spencer William L Smith k Lav van

Mrs Shirlr John S warts Michael Sine hor Jacob Stafford TEorB Scassent John Sich Isaac T Thorna? Stephen Tet Hannah Tem;!efon Mr R

Hampton Jacob Thompson Mary

STOLE9.

JROM the shop of ihc subscriber on tberiMiV slr of ir-linil i nicl x evening of the Hth, a Urge silver1 S3IC OX SCIlOttl Ba.tft

atcb, the case docs not shut very close,! J WILL sell at public sale at the Court aad the under part of the case that goesj " home door in Centrefille, on Saturday around the stem of the watch, has had ajthe iP!d. day of November next, the entire new piece put on. It has beea intended i reserved section Xo. 1Q, township No. 14 to tell the day of the month, but there is no : 3d range No. 1 west, ia the county o. hand for that purpose, ona end of the se-! Wayne, Indiana, three miles north of cond hand it broke off. te chain vm yet-! Richmond, in lots according to the divis low, it run through a ring aad made two! ion and subdivisions furnished me by tlie strans, also a ring of the same kind striped Trustees of said township; taiJ land is of a OVCr the Chain. ther3 waia tffI rirnr at th-'c-OO;! oualitV. sitnafo in a fin l.nalt!..

end of the chain to which huog a yellow neighborhood, and most of the lots hnre! Adam j large aad valuable imprurevnenis on them,! Jones Susanah

Any porson that wiil return said watch those who wish a goad 'situation ia01d K

io me, or so I can get it, shall be rcsonablr i ayne, would do well to call and exam-

Hasty John

Hancock E F Hays John R Co

sl uii i & 1 Gift Harvey John Harvey Joseph J Justice Patrick Scans Naitor John Jesse Jourdan Jesae

ataTT

Dimel

'JII'- subscriber will oiTerfor ssle at pu--l;e venJ;e at his residence in the town f iitch.r.oui on Wednesday the sixteenth day f this instant the following articles to Til: One Clock ano Cxie, one or more tin reaus, tal les chairs teadsteads and a variety ofLousehoM and Kitchcnfarnitura too tedious to mention. Hale to commence at ten O'clock on said day where due attendance, aud liberal credit wiil be girea. ALEXANDER PRICK N. It. The subscriber requests all those n ho are indebted to him to call and ett!9 their accounts on or before the day of sale, as longer mdi5trnce casaot be given. October 133. A 1 IwOTICETHE partnership iseretaftre rxleli between Strattan &. Reid is Uiis diy 3iStt!vedtby its own limitafin. A!l "debts Jue tha said firm wiM be fund ia tb hands of Da racl Rcid for collection. Ail jersons indebted to said firm w ill da well to come forward and mike settlement immediate! . STRATTAN Sc REID. -. R, Tho Liir'iaess v iii h continidt ;tn rarricJ or. in the old stand by J. P.&. Ii.Sirattan. They hive a first rntr lot f

GOODS on hand, of all kinds Fuit&h for the western market; and will sell low for cash, or good trade. :y J. P. & IT STRATTAN-. . Octolier 5, 1533. 37 't . JOT2C5T. NOTICE is hereby given to all htni it may concorn that the under ijjned bn taken out letters' tastimentarr, on tha estate of Char!e9 Teas, fate of VVcyne couoty, iKiiar.a, deceased. All persona indebted to sa id estate are requested to come forward and make immediate payment, md those having claims Rjrnjnst imid es

tate to present them for settlement within tae time prescribed by law. The estate is supposed la te solvent. JKDCMAf I COX, AARON DRAPER, Executors. 9tb mo. 33, 1633. 383 EXECUTORS' SALE. WLL be offered tfir sals at public vendue oa fifth day the 2 ith of 10th month.

is, at the latedvvelling of Charles Teaa '.'eceased, in New Garden Township, Wayne count-, iidinna, the personal pro;orty of sail decense.1; consisting in part, -f nurses, Cittle, Itgs, She-p. IVhoat, Oars, H.-iv. Corn in tho field. Wniw..

; irr":n;r

U'en

J a

Itichatd

mm z

iv:!u and

Jen

YVilkt-rstKi Gero-'

V.r;,rd Nathanifl Wright Aquilii Wood Uanc T

Whitehead

John Jo!mson or Mr

I o;is, him . !o!'i fd Kitcltca FarniTun?, ir. -A b Hi th: sim titrto and plane, he ilf-A K:-r.'c .,f s:ii I decedent, cot.sistU c-ji-j hundred and sixtv acres of

'Li rid, r.eiiiJv fil'tv f which in imr rul

tivatin,.cv

A liberal credit wiii te rivea by tha

pucl.ii-er givi ng b3. laal approrei sa-etiritv.

vral jr-"d cahin r iiildingSt&nd iufbearinz fruit Trees.

Whiu kre Johi

Wilion

5a JO

to coins-icnrc ct 10 o'clock.

rewarded.

WILLIAM L. 3TRATTON. Richmond Oct. 12th 1333.

sSXECIITOU'S SAVE.

VlILI. be sold at public sale at tbe towa

aw riki..t.. u r .-

-.uauivu n.j ur ujuDij inaiana,

iae the premises.

WILLIAM POSTON. Sept. 21th 1833.

Porte i VeeetaMe Catbelicaa.

j FTSED in cases of Kind's Evil or Scorfu-j L.OW F la, old ulcers, and all diseases of the Latistn:

oa Saturday the 2 day of November nest ",n Likewise in the Mercurial Disease,;

Koons Jeremiah Knight Ira B Kendle Thomas Kingsbury Silas

Frederick

AT Ann

ion C.ailottclsal i iljty.nxi craitiniie day after day usJ 'il ti3 property is sold.

Wilson Thomas ! T:rms m.ide known on the day ofsule.

Wat?on Melindn !an;1 due attention f iren by

Weimer Micltaelj Walker Tatton j Willetts Deborah f z i Zeich Daniel 1

all the puronal estate of Ldmund J. Raacki wr where the constitution has been injured

aeceasea, consisting of Use Horse, adear-

corn wagoa aad harness, stove, &c. Aic. Sate to commence at 10 o'clock on sai j day, the Terms will be made knowa on day of sale. JONATHAN D R ANCK, Executor of E. J. Randk dee'd. October 12tb, 1933.

lSxecnfor' Police.

i. those iadebted to tha estate of ray engagements without making collec 1'. J. Aanck, ars requested to make;' " W. LINDSEY.

by the long use, or injudicious exhibition

of calomel. Also, the B 3 'suit of Sulpher. For sale at the Drug store of W31. LINDSEY. My first volume of Henry's Chemistry is out. I should be pteased to have it returned. Tbosa ia arrearages for professional services, or otherwise, previous to July last, are earnestly requested to make payment

by tbe first of next month. I cannot meet

immediate payment, and those having claims agaiattsaid estate are requested to

present them, legally authenticated for

x'justmeat within one year from this date JONATHAN JtAXCK, ExtctUor. October I2th 1533.

ffiqaid Ink.

1 WARRANrED genuine Prepared

; " and sold at IUVIN EED.-5 Dn.-st

and Chemical establishment. Kichatjat, Aii j. I Jt i.li ) ?.

DANIEL REID P. M.

October 5 IS33.

JERGMIAH COX,

AARON DRAPER, Executora. 0h mo. S3, S3 J NOTICE THE sn'iseriliers having takca out Iftters of adinir.btmtwn from the Wtyno Probr.te cour on if e estate of Francis ,!. i.i..ru'.. .. ... a.

is now offered for sale, and w,ll be ld rft't a5i P hibe4 to inake inalow for cash ia hand. To tLose who have! meowta payment; end ail persons havM) seen the premises a descrpition is none-jca,rn3 on estata a re requfrfted to precessary, suiSce it to say, ia point of valiiejeot them lejpliy autaenlicated fr pettlo it is inferior to aone io the place. Taklnient, within one yr from this dute. That establishment was built exprealy for a 'estate is siu)iAiftd t mo',ei.

A graad chaace for Spccalat iual!!

r'Hh entire premises oi tbe Iticiimond

S i LI IICN THOMAS, JOiJX CLARK

S-ptorabert-i, 13-33

37-3

Cxtentimn. OEiJSONS iadabtad to tbe subscribars ara informed that they design leaving this place on the first of aoxt nsotth vZ

veabcr) aad that thev wish to clam tht

ousweas oeiore taat tuna, therefore all in

debted an rcquestad to saaka immadiate

payment.

T. A. At E. W. MADISON. BichsMn. Oct. 12th ld33.

CON FECTION A R Y. Received oa consignment a Ut of Confectionary which will be sold wholesale at the Ciociaaati price. I. AEED. September 7 1333.

CF almost any kind wi be takes subscription ta the Palladiom.

public house, and has beea occupied a1

such for three years, formerly by H. Paige j and recently by J ames Woods. The main! as well at the out buildings ara large a&d j commodiuui. The main iront heiag sixty 1 feet each way, making it a solid square oisixty each, with attached building. It i

corner cf VYMr.r,.n a V . i ' . f.i "V th JOUl October, St e flft ISM.

"3 - --ia i S ttW, Jmm-tomm .s- "-,(ir.al r..mA Ti.o V'fw

m . m MSm I 1C JdlStlUU Ull.

PVK-sC SALL

THERE i l be offered for rale no Sat-

of Fr-iDcis Clark, dee'd, late of

siichmocd as a place of busloess'. we UuaW'co rmatYt ludiata, UM peraaoaJ pro-

mtiU be a sufficient laducemeat to specula ton as well as those sthn wu'u t, rrn.

good and valuable public stand, to ca!

and exaiiiioe the premises. For furtterf

particulars-iaquire of tae subscriber, James Woods oa the premises. JOSEPH AND2UJ. njcntacwcs. Thomas Hunter, City Hall, CiscisaatL James W. Maxwell, Sta.

peri j c f s id deeeascd ; cossHstins; w

IL:mcsa. Waron. Iloraer. mvm. naler

too!;, Lotabermd waeio Spkea, ennva

iltsnseisTtid aad Kttchea rurrHae. Ta salelta cotnmerice at ten ocloek, bett the terms will le made known. -. . STEPHEN T1J0MA3, JOHN CLARK, Adustabtrasar.

Jsia Csia, Lvaiazapstii.

Sept. 28, 1S33.