Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 6, Number 9, 5 March 1836 — Page 4

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SIR !kIUKEiA9, This rcnon nc-,1 sls!Iion is now in the

torn of RlcVnoii-l, and will remain h?re through tii3 spring r.ni fill ei soa, ai J at ar.y ti:n2 l2 Si?cn by 1 thoe wh-j are fjaa of Viewing a truly irreat sr.imaf. For terms s,ee nnc bills, which will appear in due time. SIR KIRK LAND was brod by W. I-jvinpston, Esq. of New York; u a beautiful preyJull fifteen hands 3 inches high, and ia handsome form,moves well, with great correctness, with his legs well under him, an ! his feet in line, he walks and trots superbly. He was gt by that capita! horse Arab. ott of Col. Johnson's famous brood mare Bet Bounce, the dam ofl Arab, Coquette, Barshebee, Tariff, (owned by Gov'i . Trimble and McArthur,) Brilliant, cc. Arab was got by old Sir Archie, (whose pedigree is too well known to need repetition) his dam by Imp, Sir Harry, Old Medley, Mark Anthony, Jolly Roger, the famous Jemmy Cameron, etc. Arab as a racer, ranked in class No. 1, it is sufficient of him to say, that he has beit thnt truly great mare Flirtillat Halifax; two days thereafter, he beat the admirable marc Jannettc.anJ the famous Sir Henry, the competitor ofl ine American jcupse. Sia KiHk.ANDs dam, when very old, was sold to W. Livingston, Esq. for 1100, (see Turf Register, vol. 1, pne G28.) She was sired by Mr. Herbert Hill's bay horse Shenandoah, one of the first sons of the celebrated race horse Potomac; ha was out of Mr. JlJi's bay mnre by Imp. Febrifuge, her dam the Imp. I.orae Grey Di rned,her p. dam Wildair, hcrg.g. dam by Cof. Haines1 Flimnnp, herg. . g. dam by old Valiant, &c. Arab is now a iopu!ar stallion in Kentuc . i a . - - i ky, and is one of the largest class of Mooit horses, being nearly 16 hands 2 inches high, of dark mahogchy bay, and stands at .$40 the season. Shakspeare by Virginian out of the dam of Sir Kirkland, was sold to Messrs. Muse and Howard of Tennessee for $8,000. See American Turf Register, vo!. 3d, ?'o. G3pae 2S7; and is now standing in Kentucky at 40 the s?ason he boat almost every racer of d stuietiuii, on the turf with him, amn? them Janettc, the favorite ol Iew i i.rk, Bertr.md the favorite of South Carolina; JJirtilla and Arie', the favorites of Virginia; as well as Aratas, Marl. Time, Philip, Rockingham, Betsy Ar-her, &c. Sir Ku:k!.ani was entpred Mav 24th, 1 CIO, when three years old, on the Union Course, SoOO entrance. fifteen entries, won by Col. Johnson's : lionnets o Blue, m t,lie unequalled tune of 1st heat, 1 m. 51 sec. 2d heat, 1 m. 4 8 s. won by Pilot, 3d heat 1 m. 53 s., one of ihc severest races ever run on the Union " Course for three years' o!d colts; ho was trained the following fail, and in running a. trial race with U.'ack .Maria and .-;!. Hah, broke down in his near hind Icsr,

iroman in it': v suslr.ined bv travt-.iin ' " r,!n' aoaieoags, causes, ano him from Virginia t Lon Island b.'!IV,i:p:; tf.wb'h ,Le fTiU 8e,, at the e " , , , , , lowest prices for Cash, Linnea, lancev, lore one year v.id consecuic Uiy h.n;.c,iber antl approved countrj produce.' not ben in training since m the a-l ilichmonJ, Feb. 13, 1S.:6. 6tf.

bove trial he gave creat evidence oi speed, iz. wast jjit to be fniij cjualj toGoIiah,aftervat-ds so distinguished at the South. Dr.aC-l.PT.'OX. are a- .-. -.. . OIK JVIULAN Li is upwards Of iiyi.u..-. i.i.c-. uuiic. nas very clean dry mussie, r.as reat lencrth. snbttan a in 1 nrw. K r ; ! - " - large acauecp in li-me, deep in trie. uvisKC'. ancp in ine gu i:i, deep in the -. '-.1 u 1 ever;. .tore, uis head is clean, ben v and hindso n-, l.:s eyes excellent,; neck of rro.- I Icnjth, rises uell from.' ! Fhou.der, a-u 701ns the h?M we! .! sh.-)i!.!ers very oMk;u, capacieus, strong and thin at the wetht-rs. ha-lf ! T cu c.e in an workmansjiip, ii'.s pasterns of rood length and very strong, his feet of j excellent size and shar-o. the rrnnt , ...... p beauty oi tr.-s ditierent parts and the ' accnr.ne ad.iMtic.i of the whole, the richthpp!e icy color of his hair, as f?ne and soft ;:s and his gay elastic action f.nd lofty cari-iaje exhlbt a slriktr.s.r.;cn of cteai stivncrih.beaut. n.n.1 crrandeur. 'ihot?2h his bodv if the best iVrni; fee has eat sub-it. t w ' va !! nt3 . c-r.-., in r.'T i-iri.' , ......... ... . .... , ... . 1 ...a r.-i.u.r ..m u.t--im in s..ore.r.?f i posMji- .'r iho.f tt l". i ;s xiu'.it. - S - c n:aiu i.tie u .:;oie apncira I' : B l.-.viii rec:s ;u:c Z.Xr. :-!itv cud vt !.-.:". wi i :i. have people 1 1 V y characterized thelt r.vi. c coun.v. r.c will iauui. vhere 1 1 . - 1 uaiicrs at ichinend if "'. '.; :u ure rariici: ririv m. m!tefi tc- -:a5 . v?rw to? il.c-r.s-i vs' a - K a ar YM. H. HARTLEY. W21. r.LDKii GE. hrvn t. Feb. 20, 133d. For sabs at this Office.

t uhJ verv.tn r.-,loni v'de.ini- Delaware r.,. la. hetweea th hn..r f'..L.u . .u u r.., uu" - AX TIIF1 nWrihorh for sale at his

I a 1 a 1 a- 1 "V UVItlCII CS SSS, v-s.fc ij'-sJJU. SIS m 1 ' UiVCV SLUCl tTlVf 11 Tr'U"l lil!? I.I Ul " , !r rn1 vf kTro!1? t l!S' W JV, !or.eMdsix oVl-Hjk. on the Pth day .f)gajd counfv, The eecond Monday of .r thnt the sids!ks uv be Derma-SStore'on Ma,n Street, epposite Bork's HoUl-

an. niucih.. -.aa c;nmer.! v -rooi. :'.Pr" "' 'e ' section m township! ni .ntnr.r ni,,. nr j.,,,,,. . , IIA.OOO lbs. SOLE LEATHER.

the.tilk. nnl hoct, his nlJn ' P49ed and epproved Feby. 1 1830. jjalf Skin, Kipp, and Upper Leather. ,1 the. muscie on it vrrv .-can. ii ... w 1 . . 'owr.1" 01 ih. m aill 1 .o9n1 d dr. ro ivm nvr: u Til, . Shoe Thread of superior quality.

ess :urt. cud of most PvmUitT... ...1 Jlli ' . "Tiir.; :,f :lmin,J in hi 9h,enc. Shoe Rails, i ac. Awl blades.

DISSOLUTION.

THE FartnersLip heretofore existing between us is this day dissolved by mutual reinsert, the accounts of the firm are left " j v.ith J. Harvey, to whom all person in iauted are requested to make immediate pay menu ISAAC VORE JOSH. HARVEY. Richmond, Feb. 27, 183G. N. B. A constant supply of superfine jixi fine flour, coin, eornroeal, Ate. will be kept on hand as usual and sold by the barrel, or smaller quantity as low as can be bought in tb vicinity. J. HARVEY.

Peterbr;h Lattery, Class Ne. 6, draws 12tb of j t wiu be placed j the bands of a suitaMarch. I8S6. i via officer for collection without fa set

Capital 025,000. SCHEME. 1 Prize cf 15,000, i of 8,000, 1 of 5,000, 1 of 4,000. 1 of 2,500, 10 of 1,000 Si 10 of 600, 10 of 700, 10 of 00, 10 of 500, etc. ke. Whole Tickets $10- shares in proportion. BRILLIANT SCHEM E. SO Prizes of .$2,000, and Capital 35,000 Dollar: Monongalia Lottery, Class No. 6, draws on the 19th of March, 136. Capitals, 25,000, 8,000, 3,500, 2,322 eu r nrm 20 of $2,000, See. &c Whole Tickets $10 shares in proportion MAMOTH SCHEME. Vm. Petersburgb Lattery, Class No. 7, draws on the 2Stk of March, 136. Capit.il, 930,000. One of 10,000, 1 of 6,000, 1 of 5,000. 1 ,f 4,000, 1 of 2.500.20 of 1,000,25 iA 500. Tickets $10, shares in proportion. .4 certificate of m paeltnge wilt be sent for .$1-10, share t of package in propor tion. Adventurers throuijiiout the Western Staff netd not fear the rfsk in the mail we have received as many letters as any otlifr house in the Western Coisntry.in the Let five years; and in that time there has been but two or three miscarri"! or stolen. Address CLARKE &. COOK. Agent, Wheeling, Va. Oook Binding, dkc. TIIK subscriber having commenced the Book binding aad pa pel ruling, at his book More in Richmond, opposite the bank, is prepared to execute all kinds of book binding and paper ruling hi the neatest st tie and at the shortest notice Old books rebound blank books made to order. JESSE STANLEY 1st month 23rd, 136. 3tf FLAX SEED OIL WANTED. FHL subscribers still continue to pay the highest cash price for Linseed oil iceiivcred s.1 their store on Main near Front street, Cincinnati. PEN EM AN BIRDS ALL. Feb. i3th i&ne. 6tf. lfm. 1j. Brady, Saddler, Harries maker, Sfc. Saop opposite Mr. Brightweir Store. CitATEFUL for past favours, now wisht - ...LIU .1... L. and and intends keeninr a reneral asrtmtpt of Saddles, Rrides, arness. j Cnsh Wanted. f-xoect to start to the East ' , bv tf.f first of the Tliird month to liy in a stock ;o'f eooiIj. 1 woulil request my frient' and custot on r, Tro re in arrears, to come forward and 'sctti-; tiirir respective dues before that time, as i, tVenb me ta Tg.ve lie. oeri iMf-ams in lutnre. i nose whose accounts nTe D'pn olr,nK !tl,n,,,ne may expect to have -iihom collected in another mannerif this r.otice is notaitendeti to. The nrcewJi of makiDf collections at this - hoped, wiu tm remembered by those bnrpainspven as nsfial, and the highest price for country protnce, by BENJAMIN STRATTAN. nso. 6th, 1338. 5-tf fand S.nle. I will o.l'er for sale at public auction nirt known on the day of sale, THOS. C. ANTHONY, School Com. II. C. Feb. 6. 1S36. 5ts RICHMOND CHAIR WARE ROOM. snScriS irriil.1 infnrtn tl,.irf.l. i-..nKi;. k - .. - r-"'-they still contmne to carry on the C.iJZ-.Y.4JvAY3husinMa t .11 . . ' l" Trious orancnes, at their old .a.MaiB mU opposite the National here they bave a larce and neat -rtirent of Cane seats. Windsor cbairs ftee,, Urge and small Rc-tinf; chairs,i - which they warrant esJi! to anv S ir" o - e rate. and will J . Mm ... . State, and dpese of; ti.em cn ibe cnost rcasoa: ble terms.' t ruers f;om aoistaccc thankfully a punctual? attended to; particular) ti.t:ua paid to packing. Persons wish-j es-'inj to purchase wi ill Lad it 10 fieir aivaa-i :T8 a cail an.l I'amite frr! a - arc deterroiced to sells low tor each, credit, or ce mtry produce.) E. If. Sz G. D. G1THEXS. Jancary 20, ieC6. 4tf Want ret 4 EO Y from fourteen to sixteen years of are Ol aiORIl 9IM illrlnfllAi.. k.k:i. i prtntice to the Coach Snuti.icr Business by FL'LGtltiM A. SAILOR. . Rkhoiond, 1st sao. 3Uth 1836.

i iuci,uuri iuucuur;r in mudciciowb. ini nru niv m ine nr.xt irr.i ifirretti. iu , i . v.... .n m-i. iM.mrr r

V ..y .w ai3aja pz-.tinT I hat BAll 1 Si am aw a, I Ian a. S IS7V SJ- uaav --..a aavw.-. . . rn.l.lt.U a-Xl.Wa S-" r S " WIS). . . " . . .

KOTCCD. rHE undersigned respectfully request La those that are indebted to them, to call sod settle their respective accounts, as one of the firm is about starting Cast for a suool of serine roods, and ss a aeat-

tar of course, thee will stand ia need ofl a considerable quantity of the needful. They hope, therefore, that their friends will not be backward ia leading a helping hand ia tune ef need. - STOKES ec DOW. N. B. Those who have accounts standing with Alexander Stokes prerioas to the present firm, are hereby warned for the last time, that he intends te make a speejtm !-. iti.1 ifnnt aaid im Mediate!. te serseae. ALMwr.s siuaiw. Richmond, San. 9th, 1S?6. Cimrrten Seeds, THE Stiuecri'ter will receive in a few nays a Urge lot of Garden Seeds ("arran. ted of the best quality imported, Uie lolloping is a catalogue in psrt : Beans (Eotrlish) Broad Windsor; Beans, eaily Vchow Cranberry, earlj Yellow, six weeks; large white Kidney; large white Lima; Beet, early blood Turnip rooted, (fine;) early Scarcity : early Orange; long blood red (true nnd fine;) yellow Turnip rooted ; sir John Sinclair's, or Swiss Chard ; Mangel Wurtzel (large root for cattle;) French Sugar or Amber; Brussels sprouts; Urge purple Cape (very fine;) Cabbage, early York; early large Scotch; early Dutch; Russell's new early Savoy (very fine;) large lute Drumhead; Carrot, early Horn (very fine for the table;) Cauliflower; early Dutch; Cucumbers, early Russian; early Frame; early green Cluster; long green Turkey; long white Turkey; long Prickle v; Girkin, or West India, (for pickling ;) Lettuc3, early curled Silesia, (early ind line;) royal Cape head (very fine;) rVnnisball,or Roe (early small heads;) Meiongena, or Egg Plant, purple 3l. white; Mustard, White or English; Onion, large white Portugal; large yellow Dutch; large da rk Red ; Parsley, curled or double ; Pea, Russell's l ew early dwarf (rhisis believed to be one of the earliest peas cultivated;) or Irue May; early

J J Bisliop , r a r i i - l op's earlv dwarf: dwarf blue Imperial, (a superior pea ;) M.irrowfat ; dwarf Sugar, (eatable po'is;) Knight's tali Marrow; long or Cayenne (u pcd;) Ksdish, early shorttop, Scarlet ( superior sort ;) purple shorttop; long Salmon; long while Summer or Naples; Salsify, or vegetable Oyster; Squasii,eurlv Dutch bush rummer(scollop.) Coroannt (very fine;) Tomato, sr Love Apple (large and small;) Turnip, early white Dutch; red Round; white flt; large Enziish Norfolk (for field culture) large yellow French; yellow Aberdeen (for field culture;) yellow Stone (a very fine ort;) yellow Swedish, LapUnd, Russia, or Ruta Baga; Dales new Hybrid (supe rior sort.) Call at the Richmond Drag Store. IRV1N REID. Feb. 20th, 1833. STATE OF INDIANA, Watse Couxtt, SS. lathe Wayne Probate Court, February Term, A. V. 1836. Robert Morrison and Daniel 1 Rid, Administrators of the Estate of John D. Vaughan, I In deceased , Chancery, vs. Eilward Gilpin, et. als. AND now, nt this day, to wit: on Fridav the 12th day of February, A. D. 1836, the same being the fifth judicial da) of the Wayne Probate Court, holden beiore the Judge thereof, here comes the!Ci said complainnn's nnd file their bill oil complaint in this behalf, and thereupon it PlS satisfaction of the Court, upon amaavu aiea,inai me saia rrsponucni 13 not a resident of the State of Indiana On motion of said complainants, it is order-j ed by the Court that the said respondent j be notified of the pending of this bill of

double-blossomed Frame, early Charlton;!'"" . L 7 T V " .1 7. "

comp aint, ry the puolicanon 01 ine oraeriers on any square or street tor tne purof this (Tourt, for three weeks successively,; pose of improving their side-walks as ain some weekly newspaper prnted andforesaid, and make report thereof to the published in Wayne cnunty, Indians, sixty. Borough Council. days prior to the first day of the j!xt term! s1:c. 0. That whf n ever the land hold-

of this Court, requiring said octcnrJant toer9 of any square or etrer.t. shaTI petition appear before the Jadgi' of t'ji? Court on;ag aforesaid, it sh:i!l b the t'uty of the

M. M. Rat, for Complainants. ' Attest, SAML. HANNAH, Clerk. Feb. 18tb, 186. Jott Recevcd FRESH supply of Drugs, Med 'cines Paicts. ( His, and Dve StatTs, which re owtcj :.-sr saiaon me most kwosidis term.. Riebmoad, Feb. IRV1N 13. 1936. REED. 6tf. W. 17. Jflerine

t;FFERS for sale two lots which are

Wavoe couatv. Ia., f.ere is a Large Dwetfin? and sture room & out buildinr on cne, and quite a roomy Store House on - tie other. Yhe terms will be easv. I wil

receiv-(uispose of one or both as may best suit the

purchaser. WM. K. MESINE. Feb. 13ih, TAKE UP. IY John T. Wrigiit, living in Randolph ) couaty. bA.s-Tonia Township, a light 'Cbesrut Sar.-tl 11c-'e. eijht yesrs old 'li't sprig; a blaze face, long mace and j tail; sprats? d to forty doTars, by Obadiah I Winters and David Frame, the 10Ui of January , IS 6. W ... ... . 1 eeniiy ue aoeve to ?e t true copy iron my estray bcotr. HENRY H. CHPPY, J. P.

Feb. 19, 18.

STATC Or INDIANA,) Warae Coaaty, J In the Wayne Probate Court, February Term, a. v. 1836. John Smith and William) M. Eldiidee. Adm'rs of i

the Estate ef George I On Complaint Springer, deceased, t of vs. I Iaso!vency. The Creditors of said I Estate- J A T this day. to wit: on Thursdav the - lltb day of February, A. D. 1836. the same being the fourth judicial day cf the Wavne Prooate Court, holden before the Judge thereof; the said complainants come and file their bill of complaint in this behalf, and thereuiwn, on motion of said complainants, it is ordered by the Court that the creditors of aid estate be nohn d of the filing and pending of said complaint by publication, far sis weeks successively, the order of this Court, in some weekly newspaper printed and published in Wayne county, Indiana, ten davs prior to the first day of the next term of the said Wayne Prnbtte Court: Atd further that unless said creditors notifv said administrators of the existence and extent of their respective claims against said estate, by filing the same or a statement of the nature, de scription and date of the contract, nssumpi . t t:t.. su, liWCTism, or iiaouiiy upon wnitn me same mar be fbunden. in the Clerks office . , ' . rtn. WmvTtm Prnhnlo f jiurt. niwvimia w - 1 .1 the final distribution of the assetts of said; Mtale. anch rlaima not ao filed, will be postponed in favor of more diligent creditors, and that at the next term of this Court to be holden at the Court house in Centre - viile, on the second Monday of May nest, the Court will proceed to hear and deter, mine on all claims so filed as aforesaid, and to make final decree and distribution of the assetts of said (it ceased. Attest, SAML. HANNAH, Clerk Feb. 20, 1830. 7--6w An Ordinance for the improvement of the Side wallt in the li roug!i of Richmond. Section. Isf. Be it ordained by the Burgesses and Borough Council of the Borough of Richmond, that it shall be the iA.mtmr C a land ts-tlrlr fi nf ssaiii?ir er Si reel in ins noroilgu iiUfrmiu. iu ui ii r' j t .u r i v md pave or gravel as the Council may rect the side walks fronting his, her, rr tjeir premises, wherevera m.sjoiitv of the land, : . . i ' .t.ii petition the Borough Council to have their side walks improve d as afoiesaid. Sec. 2nd. Tha whenever a nvjjoritv of ihe land holders, on any square or street, shall petition tne tsorocgu council rs nforcsaid, it shall be the duty of the High Constable to notify the land holders on such square or street, lint they will be re quired to curb and pave or gravel, as tlte council may direct, the side-walks fronting their premises within the spice of ninety days from such notice. Sec. 3rd. If any person shall neglect or refuse to improve hie, her, or their, sidewalks as aforesaid after the space of ninety days from the time of being notified, it shall be the duty of the High Constable to give such delinquent or delinquents notice that he will proceed to improve the side-walks in front of IiisJier,or their, prem ises as the Council may direct, unless he, she, or they appear before the Boro' Council and show sufficient cause why such im provement should not be made Sir. 4th. That if such delinqnent or de - linnuents neelect to shew cause as aftresT said it shall be the duty of the High Constable to proceed to improve such side- - a. a -m - S a walks as the Borough council may tiireci. And the owner or owners of such Un& shall be accountable to the Borough Counfor tlte cost of such improvements, with a forfeit of fifteen percent, on the same, which the first Burgess shall proceed to collect as other fines end forfeit ure are collected lor the use of the Bor :!nuch Skc. 5ih. It shall be the duty of the high Constab'e whenever the conned may di rect to present a petition to the land noldWafrhea, Jewelry and FIXE CUTLERY. The subscriber res pectfully informs bis friends and the public that be has just received a fine assortment of the above named articles, which he offers for sale on reasonable terms. lHitnrkeoeaistsin nartai "-- r foKows : Silver patent lever, horisontal quarter alaras and plain watches, cuaril chains and keys, watch chama,and seals land keys, breast pins latest style, finger rings, weAA lswlrt mmr Iw.-xmi. nr.ordias. harmorn t can. Wostenholia's superior ct:t!eTT, such a caps, Tiolin strings, pocket books. scisrors, .ilver and plated tahle and tea spuofis, ever pointed pencils, silver, stee, and plated spectacles, to snit all sitrLts. Old gcl.l and silver laieit in exchange N. B. Clocks and watches cf esery description (except wooien clocks) cajvf jiy repaired tnrf warracted for oi:e year. Mathematical and surveying iotln3,'Ct.Urepaire?. Spectacle glasses fitted to old frames. County and eor. poration semk, door and trunk plates engraved, in the sLortest notice. RAXKLIN THORPE. .Richmond, Not. 28, la3i. Fair Warning. THOSE who are indebted to the estate of Dr Ithamer Warner, deceased, are hereby notified that the notes and accounts doe said estate as left ia the hands of VTilbaaa Ces Esq. tor bb!Ibc-

EXECUTOR'S SALE. Will be sold at Public Vendue on

FB rt, 3Sth of March nest, at the late d weDins: of Benjamin Harris, sen. deceased, ia Franklin township, Wayne eoantj. Indiana, six aulas north of tiehsaood ; the following property : Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, a two horse Wagon and Harness, Rifle Gun, Bacon, and other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m. a liberal credit will be riven and terms saade known on the da? of a!e. James Harris, I tr Henry Duterrow.i :utors. Feb. 27, 16.1ft. 8 ."Sts Jewt Mf Cheap Good, raiHE subscriber has just received and is now ' openinr at bis store, smth east corner of Main and rear streets, Ktcl.ssona, an exirnassorUnent or FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, and ether foreign GOODS: torether with a larpe qoanntity of superior DO MESTIC manufactures: HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, CUTLERY, &.C. &c. &c. ... - ... . . . . w, .vvh..i..i,;,. ...w ran fr,rl ta i-ll an '"J -- nl...iu.I.iiakM in this narl nt the country. t" . - to examine Purchasers are requested tock which is nnnraalty larce & well assorted ATTICL'S SIDDALL. ' January iBJw u. Spencer, Strong & Clachly, WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, CINCINNATI, Ouio. j CTAVE now on the way J" DRY GOODS, also a large stock of of BOOTS

SHOES: tbey will receive throughout thejCilrd,nr Maclline, and . rUIM

' . " V.. I'"""' . -I :" .71 TOPir STOCK n cuninaniiiii miy west. Purchasers viMing the market will find it tn their interest to call and examine the assort inent previous to ranking their purchases. Cincinnati, Jan. I, 1833. 1-12 E. Jeep ? O. mXlberUoUi 3 ESPECTFULLY infirm the public that tbey have opened a shop and 'commenced the business of hatting in the 1 town of Washington, Wayne co., Indiana, j which tbey expect to have carried on by workmen as can ne nan, ana woris not inforinr to nr in the L mon or neat ness and service; and by so doing they hope to receive, at least a proper portion of public patronage Furs of all kinds, useiut, will be acceptedf M weI m ljambs Wool, for which as much will be given as can be had elsewhere. Hats may be had wholesale or retail on as rood terms as at any other shop in Wayne county. ELI JESSEP, B. ALBERTSON. 2nd me. 7th 1830. Taken Up, DY Peter Amy, living in Randolph co., White river township, Indiana: Three estray HOGS, marked with a swallow fork in the right ear. and a half crop off the tipper side of the left ear, two of them white and the other one part red with small hi jck ptR, appraicd to Iu dollars, by James, Clayton and Henry Kash, this inn day ol February, 183G. A true copy from my estrav book. HENRY D. HUFFMAN, J. P February 20, 183G. 7 3w lL WHOLESALE & RETAIL BOOK STORE. THE subscriber having purchased the entire stock of the Richmond Book Store and made large additions to the already extensive collection, is now prepared to furnish Merchants with all kinds of School and Blank Books, on as favorable terms as caa be purchased in Cincinnati. He intends keeping a general as sortment of Miscellaneous Works, which j ill be uM chcis: alan. Stationary. Sur-f veying Instruments. Superior Cutlery, Silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps. Charts, Bank Notes and Checks, Blank Deeds, Ruled Paper, together with almost every articlecalled for in a Stcre of the kind. E. II. BUCKLEY. N. B. The highest price paid for rags delivered either at the Richmond Paper Mill 01 at his Store. E. II. B, Feb. 6, 1936. 5tf Brussels, Needles suitable for Tailors, Also An Invoice of Boots of different qualities, Praoela, Morocco, and Leather Shoes, of Baltimore manufacture. The above goods bsve been particularly selected and will be sold on reasonable wnm,snoiCTiiini muyyij ,Uiu.c iu be kept on nana. Country merchants and dealers in be above articles, are invited to cad and es - amine for tbems e lilJ.U U . L r AAO. Richmond, 1st mo. 16, 1836. 2tf a" .iv M.Tirf ti 1 -1

Li - . LT . , lLli Vi-'aee. For qualifications, refereacesi ving entered into Co-partnership in the, K .

pracOceof the Lw, will Caithfuilv attetsil to all bosioess entrusted to t. em. M.M. Rat ma be found at his oSce in Centre ville, and J . Wj Borden at his oSce in Richmond, when not ab - sent on professional bnsiness5IARTIN M. R AY, JAMES W. BORDEN May 23. 13.15. L A W NOTICE LAVV,ti.ia Elliott Attorney at I.aw.CeBtreville, Way.eCouBty, bdiana,proposes to adjiwt aad collect claims j in the state of Indira, and will also attend to any ether bnneu in the line of bis pre fessiea, confided to him in aay of the counties ia the sixth Judical Circuit ef saM State. Saaxch, 15ta, 18G4.

j Jeaea, TCcsdavd Ct . j Wholesale, Domestic Warebaaa

Market s'reet, BaltiaMt. HAVE always on hand aa ta? 5 and very general assortment I MESTIC COTTOX AMB WooLLta GsaJ they will sell on pleasing teraac. would invite the attention ef J1 Merchants who purshase goods aaJ tern market, to give them a call ' amine their stock. ' jan 23-36w COACH FACTc2 C Falffhuca & J. Ca; HAVING entered into co nartntni M..mj( UUVfim, aWBH " pectCullf iuforns their friends 4k tk n 1 trail v,Uiat they are now preparrd in aaJ -tore Post C.iaches,Coac.er,Lndaai " seat and plain Riroticbtr,thariotee r. Jlurpics, Sulkies, tiii. IVartxirn. riaces, &e. ffavmic erecteil an cstabka. suitable to the a number of good eastern workman, thrTl themselves thev will be able to fiaisTa. onnnm, ana Itavtnr Sa j neatness and dunbility rqnal. if not aa, ;to any done in the western caonlrr. u T none in ine wmrra COantrv. . . J' jwiHiing; to purcuare nre inviiti te cbBm ismine lor ineniseives. l min rcMt lii,nual; nil orders tbankfulU ' : nrompllj attended to. 8linn na th Main and Franklin streets, iUcbaaa&hfc Ninth month 19th. 1635. jFOR SALE. rpi IE undersigned will sell a tract ai situated on Elkhorn.ds miles ssst Richmond, containing eirhtv aerav which are two small farms, a gooili adMtLLndJllJlf?fIi'KrrnrrxK 1 J".-.in complete order. The whole. . i - .... . bore Ppert F will be .old on reass terms, and the neighborhood and si power will justify a considerable eaten of tbt.improven.rats. DANIEL at JOHN CLAD, May 9th. 1333. J3 HARDWARE, CUTLERY & EARTIIENWAt I WILLIS 4c BROTHERS. IsHNrhal HARDWARE, CUTLERY, JAFANHfiBt I HEAVY GOOD, also of CHINA. Ul and EARTHENWARE, have rnnilsaSj't hand, at their store. Tin. 315 Tearl street, m 1 Maiden Lane,) New York, an extenriss aw f ment of foods in the above lines, which thai I fer at the lowest prices, for cash, or on the si ciclit. The invoices tf Hardware and Oat ery, received by the late packets frasala pool, comprise a large assortment of Ha i many ol which are of entirely new aaSsi 't carefnllv selected with lefrreooe totaastsk v . . .. .... . reqnirri tor ine snuuirr, ana tne weswtiaa k t. Their Crockery is of the latest as as approved description, fnaaa the bestpaftanaH 4 Stairoctshipe. The qualit v of their warn is ss 1 ranted inferior to imnr imported ; and fA printine of their black, brown, and pine, as the various shades of Mue ware, m ackaas 1 eded by judpes to he equal to nay tiir of tf kind ever tevn in the statesi TairaaMftBaa -" ofCtiina and Olass ware is also eoamWle; m it is their intet tion to be at all tissei sapala with the most beautiful articles in the saner well as the staple branch of this liar. Gas ; care is taken in packing this WMreothatstsf eo safely to any part of t lie Union. Those who will favor W. Sc. B. with thnrs , ders for Hardware and Crockery, may 4pat upon the execution of them on the very 1st , terms, llieir cretlitis as favorable, as that allowed by any other House in the I, masc and a liberal discount is made fur Cask as City Acceptances. N. B. Their a'sortment will be cuui. ksil bout the 15th of February. New York, Jan. I, 1836. 1 IS Alexander jClcf:mdjr9 D ESPECTFULLY informs bis and customers, that he has renwsal his TAILORING establishment te rooms ever the stores of Stokes aad hkx first building east of the Rank, whet at will attend to all who may favor kiss via a call as usual. - . N. B. Outside stairs neat totbeBsat jlead to his shop. A. M. April Ilth, 1835. Free Trade and Xlrctaantt Rights. t HE subscribers bavins; catered is , ' Co-partnership under the firm of Seas a. r I 1.1 1- i-r a i. wai r, . . c in mwrnrnvm wa - f mod ions SlachineHhop.neartbe Richssssl j Foundry, Sc are bow ready to frive proaft ! attentioa to all orders for Cardisf est Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes, ST any kind of machinery; as also for tsvstaj either ia wood or iron of any desciietist Having employed first rate workmen, rtaf with confideece (ia their ability and dispositiens to please tbeir customers in eeaV itiea and prices) ask patronage frssl generoes public. JOBW.SWAW. JONAS GAAK. Richmond, A vgust lf . 1835. tf Dtt. E. CKIFFITO I WAVING located himself ia the tees m ofRicbmoad, ofTers his prat aa services to the citisees of the town ; urrouIMiijl ,coantr- from an experieete lf - ht ear, preiice in the state ef Maryland, he flatter, himself that be - I be abje 0 give ample satisfactioa te thsss j wtw m.. entrustti.emstires tohiscae.- " I therefore solicits a share of their "r " .7,. , t j .1 fit siob. lie may at all Junes be found st L. Burk's National Hotelscept wises ! gaged ia profcssiat business. Richmond, I a. Feb. 8th 1633. vIIE sobscriber having feme-red ! tnsrn r.f Carn'midoe returns j IVV a i VUIUI "Jfc aT,a a

to his ki friends and customers bbtCI f W,m rmmr mtmnA arheiW be BaS ne and splendid a-sortment ofOsr ? which win be sold as resatisBjaai aa thaa- nn ha had elsevberC tVM n. tr tW 2aaL 1SS4,

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