Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 6, Number 11, 19 March 1836 — Page 4

THOMPSON'S rtOETULI VOOTU-ACnE DROPS TtIE subscriber has the pleasure of of 1 faring to tbe Jublic a fret b supply ot bis remedy fur that tormenting disease, the TO'JTiJ-ACHE; which he bat discovrJ by a aerie ef experiment punned for

nearly tiro year. -In the com position of lata remedy ba assure the public that there ia not the smallest particle of aoj mineral sahstanre, that it i entire; compound J from the vegetable kinlom, and that it tendency i, instead of corroding the nerve an 1 substance of the tooth, to preserve both. -It acts as a sedative, and Is as an intiseplic, without producirg the slightest increase of pain, and on ils plication almost instantaneous relief i cbtaioed. Numerous eertificat esare in the pusseseian of the subscriber, of cure performed by thi remedy, but a some of them can be seen wheie tbe "drop1 are for sale, sad the others on application to the subscriber, it is deemed useless to insert than here the publication would Le more expennirr thao necessary. A single via! will ba sufficient, if properly applicJ to cure from 00 to 10O cases, aad as printed directions accompany each vial, any person can administer it even to himself. For sale wholesale and retail by Dr. Pb:lip Masn, in Cennertrille; Allen 4 Co, Cincinnati; Nathan D. allien, B rooktill e, and by retail at most of the country tores. A likanral Aiaoaw.it rat nniJsi ft... Mm.t.... r r.t.iiin I All commonest ions to the subscriber snust be addressed "Evei ten P.O. Favettei Co. Ind." JOSEPH D THOMPSON. For sale by Irvin Reed. Nov. SI 83T. Row's the time &en tlcMien, to njake your Fortunes! IHE subscriber will sell at j uUlic ?ale in the town ef (ireenfieU, If mcock count;, la. on Monday the 4 th div of Aril next a fnrm situated Jtlis of a mil? west mt th foresaid town, cont.iinIjij ll2 aerer, 40 of which is cleared, of g.iod soil, a excellent young orchard; there is on the pictiil.c agtn! frame dwelling house which is now ocupied as a tavern, and is nn excellent stand, it also has the necessary out buildings. At Hie same time and place, a farm situled i mile south of (ireenlield, on the Shelby vi lie state roid, containing 132 acres, -10 acres well fenced, and in a high tata of i ulrivat.on, well watered, has a gno'J J'i,l out houses. C3lin on it aad the necessary At the snme time and place, a ftrrn wontaining 80 acres 12 miles N. E. ol Oreenlield, en which there is a good mil! ite. At Charfottsville, Hancock co., Is., on the 5th of April, a splendid tract .f land containing 220 acres lying immediately on too National Road, mil west of CharlottsvilU, 40 seres of which are improved, a ordinary dwelling house and out builsJioge. At the same time and place, a lot containing ten acre, adjoining Charl tt.svil!e, cabin on it, with two ncics well timbered. At Knight?towr, Hr-nry c., Ia., on the the t!h of April, two out Its containin? me acre each, han.lsomcly situ.itt J adjoining the town,each having buildings on them, conveiient for dwellings. At Lewkviile, Henry co., l i.,on the Tilt of April, a rm containrny 100 acres Jth? of a mile south-west of Lcwisville, and near Geo. Long's firm, 21 acres are cleared and well fenced, there is on the premises good cabin and the necessary out buildings. Either or all of the above farms or out . . -ii a an. iom win oe soul at a lair price at private ale if application be mada before the days fsale. Terms one third of the puicl.tse money will be requited in band, and th? balance in two equal annual payments. ! ..... ' w-v j -Hi. j t , y wu.oe m.ir.e at IUe lime ol tne seesnapitmem. 1 05scs3ion will be mrcnl.. S soon as tenants c in be removed. Foi ! further psrtirul.irs address or c-iU on the; Mbscnber,H.nihttown, or Col. James B. Ilart, Greenfield, J. W. Bildwii., Lewiille, or J.hu Elder, Indiv. epulis. J asses P. Foey or Henry Woods wiZJ show fke land at CharAttsuVe. All of Ike ai cveDTOD-rtv is well worthv tfae attention of persons who -sh to settle ' " 'B tvJ BC m Uiose who fcave capital to pcrulite cn. D. L. WALL. Knightstwon, Feb. 13th, 1S30. 6ts. Carber General on the Sixth Judicial Circuit in Indiana, leaving established a branch of the Tonsorat asai bureaa m Richmond, will bestow hi prosssional service oa those whose beard require (fee asodiM operandi of the Tonsor. He flatter wssawf that be cao shave c.'oser. with tmn. ease, in better style, and cast a sweeter perfume picj odor o'er hi patrons than any ny wwr souejiaa fc. the strop in the west. Ho . w... twmu; 01a cioines m snprior style. may (ound in the rear of the building on wnmaa saris aria sanist . n a a - StNctt. - " "uct bh M.ia asa v asiunatoii : Why are we fmd of tanglH hair! Way coon, a griai ly beard te wear. And heedless by the barber stray, Wfeese shop stands in oar way Beard would you cherish, Khars ere too tucg it grows. And let J'idge Peter Hold you bj the nose. Tkweparatiao soon is o'er. Tarn much setter than before-. ead isaaviwc reek, it is life's sest, AndPetrr does it best. Bear J would yea cherish, dte. )Jba rroos a dniy atia x--here, rTw on your ciotaes annsnr, JMvateaeoatorvet, IT Witk any in tbe west. OU rarasenU cherish, Wh b''ii? boreas blows, ue resar Jar

Caok Dindlnff, dVc. pHE subscriber having commenced tbe 1 Book binding and papei ruling, at bis took store in Richmond, opposite the

bank, is prepared tm execute all kinds of book binding and paper ruling in the neatest style and at the shortest notice. Old books rebound blank books made to trier. JESSE STANLEY 1st month 23rd, 1936. 3tf FLAX SEED OIL WANTED. lilL, subscribers $tm continue to J pay the highest cah price for Lioseed oil 1.1 ...... 1 1 1 tt.i .1.,. An Main iir Front street. Cincinnati. PEN KUAN de BURDiAI.f. Feb. 13th I'G. 6if. XV in. i. Brady, Saddler, Humes maker, A-c. Stop op posite Mr. lirtehtircut Store. HATEFUL for past favours, now wishes to inform the public that he has on hand and intends keeping a general assortment of Saddles, Brides, fame. Robe. Trunks, Haddebags, Valises, and Whips; all of which he will self at the west price for Lash, L.innen, Iincey, Leather and approved country produce. Richmond, Feb. 13, 18:56. 6tf. l.and Sale. I will offer fur sale at the Court House doo i I liurar. n li Ttftt one and six o'clock, on the 9th day of Aoril next, the IHth section in townshiD 19. range J. 1 his land lies near the line w - - ?f l.he cnlraI canl io the lower side of . luc ,OH " Term and other particulars will he made 'known on the dy of sale. TIIOS. C. ANTHONY, School Com. II. C. Feb. 6, )?,, 5is RICHMOND C II A I II WARE ROOM. THE subscribers would inform their friends and the public, that' they still continue to carry on the CUAlR-MAK.IJk'G busine&s in all its various branches, at their old stand on Main St.. opposite the National Hotel; where they have a large and neat assortment of Cane seats, Windsor chairs, . . He t tees, large and small Rocking chairs, Sec, all of which they warrant equal to any

made in the State, and will dispose of.tlie most advanced periods ot life, will find

tlicm on the most reasonable terms. Orders from a Distance thankfully received and punctually attended to; particular attention paid to packing. Persons wishing to purchase will find it io tbeir advanllMia erivs s ."ill mmA svantinA f..themselves, as we are determined to sell low for cash, credit, or country produce. E. II. 8c G. D. CITIIEXS. January 30, 1336. 4tf IlVurfevf A BOY from fourteen to sixteen years of age of moral and industrious habits, a an apprentice to the Coach Smithing business by F L'LGHUM A. SAILOR. Richmond, 1st mo. 30th 1836. EXECUTORY SALE. Will be sold at Public Vendue on Fkioat, 25th of March next, at the late JelliriH of Benjamin 7 arris sen. deceased, in rranklin towuhii. Wayne countr, Indiana, six miles north of .Richmond; the following property : Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, a two horse Wagon and Harness, Riile Gun, Bacon, and other articles too teiiious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m. a liberal credit will be ;ien and terms made known on the dav of sale. James Harris, Vr,,t 4 Henrv Duterrow, 8 3ts DR. WHITE'S TOOTH-ACII DROPS TIIK onlv specific ever offered to the publlic, from which a permanent and Ileal cure may be obtained ol that disagreaMe nam. the tooth-ache,-with all its at (ptnlanl rvils; snrh as fractnrinr the iaw io etractintrthe teeth, which often proves ; ' r..t i at a 4 : . l mort? painiiu uiaa uic ?.u ' -a,i.Ai7 iiscu, am, CoiJ pasMr.r from the decayed teeth ti.- ; iuriti,.kli nmAinrl a rheumatic atTection: with manv other un pleasant etrects;such asdisagrcble breath,' t ! 1 ft I .t. ana taste in ti e r.o.un, o.c. ii .mi.. areproaucea uy ioui or uecayea teetu. 1 am happv to have it in my power to offer to the world, a remedy, that wil not only remove the pain nine times o-it of ten, if properly applied, but preserve the teeth fro"' f"rt''r dca7. nd rrest tb disease : i. i : i i . ' in u3 ti lire uctHj mi; aiiu iidtu uui turn-j menced aching, restoring them to health and usefulness. Certiucates of Dentists and Physicians, also directions for using accompany each

bottle. For sale in Milton by John II reqnire.t for the Southern, and the western marWright, in Centeeville by Dr. Pritchet, kct. Th-ir Crockery is of the latest and most and in Richmond by A. Siddall and Lind-' approved descriptions from the bestpotteries in

sey oc Hues;, in ew Pans by J. ti. eson It Co. 1St4itt9 MnfiWtHtnrtt j

Dp G n i n . ri irageu ovjunge to ne equal to an v mm; ol w R. Simuel Parker, Botanic Physician. kin,, erer seen in the states. Their assortme. woalc' respectfully inform the citmens of of China and Glass ware is also complete; an Kirhmond, ani the public generally, that his( Hi their intention to be at all times snpplic orlice is at the comer bull Jinr south-east of I ., i. . .1 c ' .

p"c p:urriij, wki ois ce 1 at tne corner buiUing south-east of 1" " .1 .1 uuiiul, where , , woo,!j receive paticnU from any section of the ' II' r t .. sa n. 1 . mlat Li 1 1 irci lent to this climate . . - -' n. m .iui..c m an cases blin.! ness of long standing, cataracts and in fl a "rcuu auiicieu wiin 1

-.-..v7H, ujsne "u t i opon the erecnUon of them on the verv best elecuic fluid, without a painful operation He term. Their cred,t is a favorable, as tiat sJP,ieWT? remove cancers scrofula or king's iowea by any other Hone in the U. State:

1.-" ...wpj, au icver nun anie, wim meiicaiM electric flui.1. He ha succeeded in healing pulmonary, acute, and chronic diseases, thatother practi tioner have announced incurable. He cor ceives he can remove most of the diseases incident t-t this climate by the blessing of Heaven, medicate 1 fl-jid and vegeUtie medicines. Samoe' Parker would prescribe for consumptive and fcmaie complaints for any section of the Uniretl State, and flatters himself that he can restore mne cases out often, if his nrescriotions are sinctiy followed. He administered to three nuiMtred patients last snamcr in twelve week and lost but two. H has studied the nnrtir. of the old school, the reformed, and is aoquaicted with ihe practice of celebrated botanists generally. He has expeoded more than one thousand dollars ia traveuiar in the I u,tt staaad exphxing the flora of North America. He

NOTARY PUBLIC as CONVEYANCER. Richmond, Indiana.

! Having received the appointment I Xotarv Public, is now ready to take tbe acknowledgements of deads of conveyance, mortgages. &c. He will also draft I written instruments in an accurate and ineat manner. Office on Main street, opt, n.it thf Rranch Bank. August 8tb, 135. 31-tf ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. nesou at i uimc owe, on oatur- ; anr-snv-v m a i I t Tn -1 t rJ O - " V, I De I JU1 OitT OI .liarCU IKIklB U ,'town of Hillsborough, all the personal property or John Uingaman, late or Wayne bounty, d-se'd. ; eonsitirig in p:irt of Bdsted, Bed and Bsddin-r, Table, Chairs, Cooking Utensils, dec. 4c. ; with a variety of other articles ton tedious to mention. S-ile to commence at 10 o'clock on said d;iy. Terms and attendance by JOSEPH M. FSAME, Adm'r. Hillsborou-h, Feb. 27,1330. SPECIFIC OINTMENT THIS invaluable medicine is celebrated for curing the following diseases.--White Swelling of every description. Sore legs and ulcers of long standing. Felons or what some people know by the tame of J Catarrhs, of every kind, Rheumalk. peine 'of the joints. Sprains and bruises cf every 'description. Tetters of all i:nds, Cbil-

: at public auction :b,ain, or parts affected by ti it. It is r in Muncietown,!a,so one ot t,,e be,t remedies fjracnll r.r recn the hours of i burns For woman's inflamed breasts .

glandular swellings, it is euperier to - meaicine yet anown. Certificates of important cures, also di rections for using accompany each bottle. For sale in Milton by John II. Wright, in Centreville by Dr. Pritchet, in Richmond by A.Siddall and Lindsey dc ISugg, and in New Paris by J. ti. Jameson de Co January 9th, 186. LA MOTT'S COUGH DROPS. THIS l.lixir is peculiarly adapted to the present prevaliing disorders of thebreaat and lungs, leading to consumption. Com mon colds and coughs. Which are oceasioued by obstructed perspiration, will readily yield to its influence, removing ithose troublesome irritations which act las a constant stimulent to coughing. It (eases pain, and induces rest to an eminent VI f, . - J I uegree: rcrsou auncieu wiin puimana ry complaints, bleeding of tbe lungs, dec. spasmodic asthama palpitation of the heart, and con sumptive affections, even in immediate relief, from its remarkable power of diminishing the irritability of tbe system; and the velocity of the circulation and by cleansing and bealing tbe disor dered parts. It also affords immediate re lief in the whooping cough. Certificates and direction for using them accompany each bottle. Price, oue dollar for large, and fifty cents for am all bottles- For sale in Miton by John II. Wright, in Centreville by Dr. Pritchet, and in Richmand by A.Siddall ae Lindsey aad Bugg, in New Paris by J G. Jameson Ai. Co. and by them warranted good. COACJ1 FACTORY. It. ban & J. Saior, HAVING entered into co-partnership in ilia sTV.aK avsolr intm L n a i n r i mr. LI mint" ,ij . wisibs aaassawasi wunm. ) " uuau B pec t fully inform their friends A. the public generally, that they are now prepared to manufacture Post Coaches, Coachees, Landaus, Dickey scat and plain Baronches,Chariotees, Phaetons, Bucics. Sulkies, Gis, Dearborns, plain carriages, &.c. Having erected an establishment suitable to the business, and having employed a number ot zooil eastern workmen, they flatter IhpmvliM thn will be able to finish work for 'npatnpt nttil ilnmbilitv ennal . if not suiwior.

rad-Uoanr done in the western country. Those

wisinrnr to purctme are invitru to call ana ex 'amine for themselves. Carnage repaired as iuu;il; all orders thanklull received and promptly auennea to. Miop on the corner of Mam and Franklin streets Richmond, Indiana Ninth month 19th, 1S3j. 77-ly HARDWARE, CUTLERY Sz EARTHENWARE WILLIS &. BROTHERS. Importers of ; HARDWARE, CUTLERY, JAPANNFP and HEAVY GOODS, also of CHINA, GLASS !Nnd EARTHENWARE, have constantly on hand, at their store, No. 215 Pearl street, near ; Maiden Lane,) New York, an extensive assortjpent of poods ,n the above line., w bich they offpr at th Inwft nfirM. for rash, or nn tha - - r ; v .nran: Rem ,ery received by the late packets from Liver L. ' , L,- K i.-.-j ith lererence to the .tries.

Jam-iinoMsnire. the quality oltneir ware is war (ranted inferior to none imported; and the

pnntins of their black, brown, and pink, and the various shades of blue ware, is acknowlassortment and ,t is their intention to be at all times snsphed with the most beautiful articles in the fancy as well as the staple branch of this line. Great care j, taken in packing this wnreo that it will 7 co kxm, to anv part of the Union. Those who will faoe W. Mr. R lh mi ders for Hardware and Crockery, may riepend and a liberal discoui scount is made for Cash aod City Acceptance. N. B, Their aortment boat the 15th of Februarr. New York, Jan. 1, 1836 ill be complete a 1 n RICHHOSD HOTELrpHE subscriber has taken the well i known Tavern stand, on tbe corner of 1

Jlain and shingtoa streets, near use centre of the flourishing town of Richmond Wayne County, Indiana. His aim ia to please Therefore no wain will be snared in giviag general satisfisct ion to ali who will do him the fisver to callD D. SLOAN. Richmond, Nor. 15 1834. j

AFRESH supply of Drags, Medicines. PainU, Oils, and Dye Stuns, which are offered for sale on tbe moat renaonabU term. IRV1N REED. Richmond, Feb. 13, 1836. 6tf.

Watches, JrtyrSrr aod FINE CUTLERY. The subscriber res pectfully inforass his friends and the public that he has ust received a one assort ment of the above named articles, which he oaTers for sale on reasonable terms. His stock consists in part as foUows : Stiver uatent lever. horizontal quarter alarm and olaia watches. guard chains and key, watch chainsnd seals and keys, breast pins latest style, finger rings, gold lockets, music boxes, accord mi, haroKMitcan, WostenholsB's superior catler, such as pen and dirk knives, rasoro, dtc. Percusnoa caps, violin string,pocket books, scissors, silver and plated table and tea spoon, ever pointed lencils, silver, stee, and plated spectacles, to suit all sights. Old geld and silver taken ia exchange N- B. Clocks and watches of every description (except wooden clocks) carefulv renewed and warranted for one year. Mathematical and surveying instruments repaired. Spectacle glase fitted to old frame. Count r and cof. poration seals, door and trunk plates engraved, ia the shortest notice. RANKLIN THORPE. Atchmond, Nov 28, 1833. VEtSETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS. MANY articles are before the public, asa cure for that most obstinate aad tormenting disease, tbe Rheumatism, and from close observation we are led to believe, they have to a very great extent failed to produce that desiiable result, and may it not be attributed to the fact that nrticlea said to cure this troubesome disorder are also recommended to cure aimost ever disease with which our frail bodies are at tacked, and in tbeir preparation that ob. jeci is sept in view, viz.- to have tbe medi cine a cure for all diseases. Tbe Vereta bie Kheumatic Drops are offered to tbe pabhc as a sure remedy for chronic and inflamatory rheumatism, and aa no case is known where a cure waa not effected. we are justified in declarinr it n valuable medicine for that painful diseaae, and for no other is it recommended. For sale in Milton by John H. Wright, in in Centervillo by Dr. Pritchet, and in Richmond by A. Sid d all. Ac Lindsey Jc Dugg, ia Parie by J. G. Jameson ds STATE OK INDIANA.) cWayno Coaaty, ) SS In the Wayne Probate Court, February Term, a. v. 183C John Smith and William" M. Eldiidge, Adm'r of the Estate of George On Complaint Springer, deceased, of . Insolvency. The Creditors of said Estate. AT thia day, to wit: on Thursday the sun any o; reDruary. a. if. ICslti. theaarae being the fourth judicial day of tne vavne f rooate fjourt, bolden before the Judge thereof, the said complainants come and file their bill of complaint in tnis benait, and thereupon, on motion of said complainants, it is ordered by Ui Court that the creditors of said estate he n tnVd of the filing and pending of said csrnplaint by publication, for six weeks successively, tne order of this Court, in some weekly newspaper printed and published in Wayne county, Indiana, ten days prior to the first nay ot tbe next term of the said Wayne Probate Court: And further that unless said creditors notify said administrators of the existence and extent of tbeir respective claims against said estate, by filing tne same or a statement ot tne nature, description and date of tbe contract, assumpsit, judgment, or liability upon which the same may be founded, in tbe Clerk's office of the Wayne Probate Court, previous to the nnal distribution of the assetts of said estate, such claims not so filed, will be postponed in favor of more diligent credit ors, and that at the next terra of this Court to be holdcn at the Court house in Centre ville, on the second Monday of May next. the Court will proceed to hear and deter mine on all claims so filed aa aforesaid, and to make final decree and distribution of the assetts of said deceased. Attest, SAML. HANNAH, Clerk. Feb. 20, 1S36. 7--6w Jew and Cheap Gomdg. r1nE subscriber has just received and is opening at his store, mth east corner of Main and Pearl streets, Richmond, an exten sive assortment of FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, and other foreign GOODS: together with a large quanatity of superior DOMESTIC ssanun.ctures: HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE, CUTLERY, &c &.C. cc. All of which he has himself selected ia the City of Philadelphia, aad can afford to sell on as good terms as any ether in this part of the country. Purchasers are requested to eiasaino bis stock which is unusually large ds.well assorted ATTICL'SBIDDALL. January 28, 1836. tf. r ESPECTFCLLY iafsrss the public that they have opened n shop and commenced the business of hatting in tbe town of Washington, Wayne co., Indiana, which they expect to have carried on by as good workmen as can be bad, aad work not inferior to any ia the Union 'or neatness and service; and by so doing they nop to receive, at least a proper portion of public patronage. Furs of nil kinda, nseful. will be execut ed, as well as Lambs Wool, for waicsj an will be given an can be had else-

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tent lor nisimprovea cotwing siove, is now rt-tuy tu iuihimi lourutr s many as swi be wanted. The acknowledged superiority of these stoves in regard to conveaiean the saving of fuel and neatness of appearauce, should recommend them to general an! Tbe great saving of female labor in cooking is among its greatest advantages. Tai following certificates from respectable citizens wlio have examined and used Una stoves will go to show their utility. Richmond, Indiana, Fifth mo. 25fA, 1825. This is to certify that we have used a new Cooking Stove, invented by Solans Dickinson of this town, and are of opinion it is sjpenor to any other kind with Vain we have been acquainted, for convenience, saving of fuel, &c. NOAH LEEDS. REES C. JONES. JOHN JAMES. CALEB SHREtl Richmond, May 25th, 1835. We, the subscribers, citizens of the town of Richmond, and state of Indiana, havisj seen and examined S. Dickinson's Cooking Siove, consider it preferable to any at have seen. James Woods, Atticus Siddall, John Finley. William M. Eld ridge. Abel Thornberry. S.imuel Sliute.

8. II. Stanton. Benjamin Stokes. Clayton Haines. Edward Stokes. Thomas Cockayne. Warner M. Leeds. James L. Russey. J. Williams Charles Mre. Tbe above stoves can be had at the shop of the subscriber in Richmond, or at Stephen Macy's Foundry near Yankeetown, Butler county, Ohio, who has purchased i privilege. Patent rights for counties or states can be had of the subscriber on reassj

able terms. Richmond, Ninth month 12thf 1S35. Spencer, Strong & Rh.rh.jr, WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, CINCINNATI, Ohio. HAVE now on the way a large stock of iibv noons .i f iuvtts .nH SHOES: they will receive throughout the " -' . " receive t"ou&t the itions which will make mandinc a. any in the season, constant add their stock as commanding as any west. Purchasers visitina the market will find it to their interest t ealf and examine the assortment previous to making tbeir purchases. Cincinnati, Jan. 1, 1835. 1-12 WHOLESALE Y 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 preMerchants with all kinda of School and Blank Books, on as favorable terms as can be purchased ia Cincinnati. He intends keeping a general as-

r .iT)4rtinent of Miscellaneous Works, of Sld '-ill be sold cheans also. Stationar

rhicb will be sold cheap; also. Stationary, Survcying instruments, superior uuery, Oliver rencils, meei rens, Maps, Charts, Bank Notes and Checks, Blank Deeds, Ruled Paper, together with almost every articl called for ia a Store of the kind. E. II. BUCKLEYN. B. Th. highest nrit. .id r,r. w a o delivered either at the Richmond Paper Mill oi at his Store. E. H. B. Keb. 6, 1836. 5tf FOR SALE. rrHE undersigned will sell a tract of land - situated on Elkhorn,4s miles south of Carding Machines and a FULLING JOlL.L,n complete oroer. i ne wnoie oi tne above property will be sold on reasonable terms, and tbe neighborhood and water power will justify a considerable eatension of the improvements. DANIEL At JOHN CLARK. May 9th. 1933. 19tf. Alexander TlcCardy, RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and customers, that he has rumored his TAILORING establishment to the rooms oyer the stores of Stokes and Akin, first building east of the Bank, where he will attend to all who may favor him with a call as usual. N. B. Outside stairs neat to the Bank lead to bis shop. A. M. April 11th, 1335. EXECUTORS NOTICE. THE undersigned having taken out letters testamentary, from the Wayne Pro bate Court, on the e-tate of Thomas Morton, deceased, hereby notifies all those indebted to the estate, either by note or book account, to make immediate pay ment; & all those having demands against the same, to present them duly authenti cated for settlement, within one the I4th or Dec. 1935. J be estate ts sup posed to be solvent. JA31LS AlUKIU.i, w n ernpT'i' t Aum rs. w. O. CIUi.lUAi March 5, 1835. 9-3t Free Trade and .Taecitanic'n Rig-bin. HE subscribers bavinr eatesed- into Co-partnership under tbe firm of Swain ds Gary, take pleasure in informing the community that they have erected a cornmodinna Mmckin Slu-,r. near the Richmond FnssJrr. Ar. rm now reads to rive Dromot attention to all orders for Carding aod Spinninc Machines, Turning Lathes, or any kind of macbioery; as also for turning ". ption. , they diseither in wood or iron of any description. Havinar employed first rate workmen, with confidence fin their ability and positions to please their customers in qnalilu. mmA wiwmmm mmlr nllmufs from - erwuspaWic. JOB W. 6HAl, JONAS GAAXL

Richmond, containing eighty acres, on cmity.that had been unsuccewfully treats! by -which are two small farms, a good SAW other practitioners some for yean, thatamase , JWILL and MACHINE HOUSE, with two Wj!b.,f8S,nl ,,ea,th- ' .,

from the east where he obtained letters .

SOLOMON DICKINSON. 36GS,": ,!SSLi2 n Richmond, and opened a shop in tfes small brick ImiMin immAitmlm -.il. J Mr. Atticus Hiddall's store, where baa ' , . , . . . . vremrni io oo von in si bmi s at via m ,Dy peOD in tbe u d fc . j- , . ,. ... i'1' ?rom ,h.e. "1 w" C?UMB?1 wiiu lut prevailing lasnions. tie bopastf an assiouous attention to business toi and receive a portion of the public pstrssage. N. B. He is aso agent for J. If. Case-, pel's Patent Spherical System of cattiag, and reports of the Fashions,- and will dis. pose of them to such master tailors aa vaw l to improve, at a reasonable rate. Country Produce taken at market prietv May 16th, 1835. 19tf ItEMOVAIfo DR. SAMUEL PARKER, T7AS removed his office to the ifst ner building south-east of D. D. near the National HoM. Ir. Ssbjvkl Psaa leels grateful for the benignant smiles of Heaves that have attended his irofestonal cervices snot bis arrival. He has administered to more thai i?n hundred patients, in Kht months and Isst . ? 'hr had bt'en 'Trn n"T die, 7 mcuityiurinermore ?Knptions were lected after nrescribinr. He has admin to 150 in Richmond half the number diseases and they are all living. Dr. PanYsT designs the Lord willing, to make Rich snood as residence ami would receive patients to bassi irons the aljacent town as liana I. 1 1 1 insI they can receive great relief in one week, fit can refer to a large number of patients in sss Cholera. He has hol. w medicme fer3 that is harmless it will operate as anemetissi two minutes and io Cfteen evacuate tbe bowsk and is not excelled in America for its safety may be given to the weakest constitutions any occasion with safety, two portions of it nl remove the fever and ague of si months stassV ing I can prove thi in town. Patients suBonar under infirmities of any kind, even if considsral incurable, would do well to call on Dr. Parker. pATitvT living at a distance can be treats! by specifying the particulars of their case by I other person . lr. Parker' representatives I been busily engaged, since Ins arrival, ia atteas ting to reproach his character and frighten bit Events (fot the sake of the loaves and fish is.) lut , 1 feel to forgive their folly knowing that every man must be rewarded according to deeds, I am willing that anr man should r suffering humanity and intend to teach as assay a I can to use the bounties nature ha providsl for to assist the suspension of nature. N. B. Da. PRjcta will remain at venth days of the week to accommodate from a distance. The public's humble servant, . SAMUEL PARKE Sixth month, 27th , I&25. tf n. Samuel Nixo atvo Da. Wshfc. j " Smith, havinr entered into eo-pstftmashsy.

r.n in the practice of Medicine, respectfully sSSfyearirom their services to the citiaens of Richomod ssd Ite IS sup- the neiehborirr coantrv. Tbey can be tssa

generally at tlie office of Dr. Nixon or at maw - , respective dwelling houses except when assss . on pro(essieral business. -m ( N.. C Those indebted to either of j the firm previously to this arrangement am n spectfuUy requested to call and settle aeeswssv, 1 January II, 1836. W A

slartte, Woodard Ct Wlmlesale.D Jtnestic Warehouse. ! & Market street, Baltimore. WW 1VP am l.siut extSwStv' mmm mw,m uirtncst of B wawric Cotton aivbWoollk Goods whkh ..- will sell on Deaaiosr terms. Is. would invite the attention of would invite the attenuon at ""T J Merchants who pur base goods ia tbel sv tern markets, to give them a call, ann ea- f nmine their stock. E36w WILXJAMS WIGGLNS, ; m nt. . . tUm mmmitm of A5, UsVUVi illw aaii mi m 1 - J

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