Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 7, Number 16, 22 April 1837 — Page 4
Pajwlie.e- ry Batnreay. by
11. P. HOLLOWAY tc B. W. DAVIS,
Corner of Slain and Front Streets, a 1 en tioiiD. WATifE cocimr. Indiana.
Ta-Tm Dollars a year if paid within three Matha arte MbaoriMsg ; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents,
paid within the year j or Three Dollar if not paid until tJ valasas aleae. The above tarn will b strictly eeArrvssTrsims. Twihi lines, thraa inertioo, $1 1 aach MitiMl insertion, 25 cents. Twclf liaes or less, fa
las, f? for six asontbs, $4 i to aac year. ft.
6a!e fLtto fa X7e-. Rlcbcaaa
WILL bmd at irawlie -, FIFTH-DAY, (T-.-
ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AMD EXFENDITUkES fey ika TiNwwrfik, BotMgb of Riehod, from Feana atoatb 1st, rannh mouxh 1st, 1837, ioclissiv. 1838. RECEIPTS, tta mo. (,RtM a Eli Browa, lata Treasurer, ran awl foKktn h hi baude amounting to f 819 381 I. Of Gsseoa Dagger, for Imm to U spir ituows irwars Umm 5th m 3rd, 1838, eao year. 9 00 17. Of E. 8. Alvevd, tot license to icU at auction, 1 50 lllk mm. S. A. Stakes, owe of the committee oo publie BwMaar, Mtomaa bjr that committee, 6 18 ISAsbo.1. David llolleway, Collect, 910 . m - 250 10. " ico M. m m 138 77 M 3, 44 M s , 100 let, I4d,'37. " 10
19 . Fticr M'rarlan, for license la sen spiruuou liquors mm year, 94. David Hallaway, Cotlacw 31. - . 3ad aw. 7. David Miller, far lieem ia hasp buMm bow aad to see spirituous liquors 1 year, areas Sept. 1, 183S. 91. David Uollnwoy, Collector, 3rd aw. 14. 95., Wat. M'tiooain, rent for achool bouse, is month. 31. Davul IJaUaway Callec,
darl 1 ho 27w of tlM tmot luete.t, premises, 00M
TWENTY LOTS aa ess lowao W Richmond, asaew .. i- olatof aav now ko wii and
bw ov uvIicmm to the proprietor at tit residence
arfHsiaaaa. Taa tor will bo ow fourth cash, end a tibeni jJTTfc- hamate, with C acr coat miereSi. Alas a lot
eootabuoff wrarij taa act, adtantafeoualy situated for a tav- --- ' natioual taaraugh-
fare, aad ia aorrooodad by atioeu . which will bo add mm cooduocsofimprovernenl, but the term, aill be of tha anoat lberal kiod, bot a irBing ton aill ba required to ba paid flown. Tie improvements to ba mada on tbi, lot aill ! aiaHo kaowa ty mm pfoprioto if application bo aiada to him. The elevation
of the the riryoeaa of tha anil, sod the rfelifhiful view of
the furroundinc accaary, will make it a pleatant aituauoit
private rrsideorrr, tha inpoctaot and extrusive improven.eata brluc Made by iba Mul.ctuli Company aul b-w(.
moaediatelv ooooailo to the bead of the Rasm of the ban
fork canal it auet oodoobtedlv mke it a place of buatoe.
Totbediataat reader ba would fay, thai there - ao pioce
in rttto fetrtioo of tha vtaat, that cBet, jrvatrr iaduceineoie to
DMulatofa or Dcrvufi aba oik to aettte tbaa 4ea wi
Richnwmd. Sunownded by eateosive ano areaiuij tsnnrre, a eater amount of water-Dower for mi I &c tbaa any etber
part of Iba aiate, ia the Mine co.i.pa, a large extent of u terior couatrr to the norii k ciiacn. aiutt bring tht-ii produce to iba Eatt fork caaal for market, mo t make it a place of eoimtrrial Miportance. Sale will be positive, and toceoieveoce at 2 o'clock P. M.
OLIVER KIMX. RiekmrnU, 4th mo. PlA, 1837.
8 90
19 GO 35
19 50 9 19
1,132 12
1836. 6a.7.
13 2
Total amount of receipt!.
EXPENDITURES. Paid A. Grime At Co. f r lumber.
II. L. Wetbcrald. for barpa and sbap for
- maibot botwe, 50 Fraacia King for terete a borough clerk, 30 (10 J oka Smith Sea. Tax over levied and collected, 6 60 LivuK Kim. 7 02
Swam A f.aar.Uudgeoa.boIi, band, wheel ke. 21 ft?J
A. Hani. 3 iqnaier of (tone for nMikei houte, 3 7j
S. Meredith, coat in dro it court, 43 64 W. Com, surveying, levelling, aVc. 25 f 0 D. Lyle, arrvrce aa apecsal high constable, 3 10 Kli Brown, ball and weight, 3C 7(l S. V. Fortha, tervicct a high constable, tc. 15 00 llrnry Q-riner, banging bell in market bouse, 8 00 9. N. Warren, hauling filth from town, 3 5'i 24. i. Fmley, printing, 20 00 7 as. 13. Eli ISrrrwn, mi vice a Treasurer twa years, 2U 50 t mo. Swain If Ellir t,huttei, lie to school bouse 55 00 J, II. Iluitoo, paper. 1 94 D. Ilolloway, appropriation lo Spring street, 5 01) " Walnut street. 50 01 13tb, A. Stoke, Public square, 12 15 I5ih, Jese Siauley, book for Treasurer's account, 4 00 19th, D. llolloway,bol. apprnpria.to Walnut tt. 50 00 9 ma. 2. E. II. Jithe, Mtiuting school bouse, Ac. 60 Hi D. Ilolloway, part appro, lo public wells H0 00 7 ib, A . Grim a Ac C. luuiber, 37 53 A. Grimes At Co. (or fencing per Hoosicu, 19 00 9tb, J. Fmley, pr uting, 20 00 19ib, A, Stoke, bal. appropria. to public i(uare, 2 i 37 21st, D. P. Wiggins, arivicea aa Asnrssor, 2.1 1 0 10 mo. 5, D. H'riloway, bal. appro, to public well. 50 00 25th, J. Brady, services on ibe Engine, 1 (C 31st, 8. Meredith, fee in suit M'Cail vs. borough, 7 28 1 1 asa. 5, A. Stoke, account of market bouse, 3 00 1 ma. 91, '37. S. Forsha, service as high constable, 44 00 9 asa. 4, 8. Meredith, cost ia case of Bonebe, 1 7 52 B. Faltjliura, coat, earriage, tte. of Engiae, 824 52 10, F. Kiog, services aecleik aad cleaning vngioe, 16 50 92, S. W. Forsha, an ices as high coatabla 25 00 33, A. Siridall, partition m arbout bouaa and lamps, 49 00 9S, D. Ilolloway, work oa well, streets, Ac. 5fi 35 3 a. 13. II. N . Quiaer, rrpairitig engine, 6 00 23, B. Fulgbum, fixing well for boar, 2 00 24, S. W. Forsha, killing and haulling of dogs Ave. 12 75
Total amcA mount received as above Paid out.
03- Look oat far a BARCA1 SB -CO
V HERE will be sold at rusuc a-f-e, on
ba 1 Sato an t, the30ibof thia instaut, ia the lows till Jof New Boston, the buildinr. of a House for the
- of the Methodist E. Chubch; to becom-
pleted m good wotkmaa like vtjla, 28 by 40 one story hoth alaatered mrideand waalberboardcd outside of good
matevMls, aZr. 1 he andertaher will oa especieo io nnu himlf maA all tha materials tor said hou: also, to bare it
completed by the first of October oezt.
. B. taOO WILL BK r AID TO TUB rVBCHASCB AVTEB
nt WOOK m mMHEKCID. IF BKUUBSTCD. BT OlVlfiO BOND
with ArraovBD becubitt.
(VV- SALE toco.amauce at 10 ocloek, the lowest bidder
in k m hnrar. s? urtnar tniurmauua wu um ikbi
day of sale. ! JJarloa, Jtpril 8A, 1837. 143-
I VTlZSRY a. PYLE, having sold nut his stock of goo.!,
.a..id icsueciuliv rcoue.ttliosekuonii.it themselves to be in
,;-K.d hi. to call and settle ih saute. 11 can be fouuti
at his residence on Front street, near the public square. Richmond, April 8ih, 1837. 14-3t
BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL.
Resolved, by the Burgesses and Borough Council of Che borough of Kichmond, That in the opinion of this Council, for the health, convenience, and prosperity of our Boro'i kihI the interest of our citizens, it is botl. practical and ex
pedient rr the Borwugb Council to obtain a perrnanet t loan, sufficient to make all the necessary improvements! on the street; also other pubic works which may he found necessary in order to promote the convenience and
prosperity of our town, at a rate ot interest not to exceeu six per cent per annum.
K csolved turtner, tnai tneciuzensoi tnis uuruugii,wnu
are in favor of the loreroinc Kesoiuiion o reumcu m voting at our next election for l orough officer to express the same by inserting in their tickets the word Loan, and those who are not in favor of said resolution, to insert No
Loan.
Resolve, that the fore got ng be published for three
weeks oreviou to our rext election, by irrsertioe a copy
ia each of the paper printed in this borough.
Passed and approved zist .viarcn ioji. JOHN FIN LEY, First Burgess.
F. Kins; Boro' Clerk. 14-3t
nt of espeadiiures, $ 2,132 12. I,b8 92.
f 1,895 9 2
Las v ins; ia tha Trsaturay tliis date, 246 20 ELIJAH CJFFIN, Ooro' Trea. Richraoad, 4ib mo. 1, 1837.
Cia" KiirblatMd WILL BB rOVXD TTIBOfCMCOT
thb bxjlson at the old boabd tabj, Richmond, Ijidiawa. ANDERSON GRIMES. Aran 15, 1837. 15-.tr
bTJ a ukr W a M . . . aata.
w rem ins -Ate i ora suiril ui the I n
COLT RACING, Acu vrr a, Georgia.
Tmb Aagrusta papers furnish ti with the retail of
two interesttos; COLT sweep-stakes, that lately can off, over the coarse of John G. Winter, Eq-tn the lower part of that city, which is over a mile by about 30 feet. We must wet Winter to Aare off a comer aad make it an exact mile. Oct.2ttb, 19:16. Hweep-stakes for 3 jear olds. Colts 00 lbs.. Fillies 87 lbs., 4100. one mile out.
Mr. James Leverich's grey filley. Miss Bathoate,
oy sir is.tr it land, oat of Highland Mary, (bred by Mr. Bathgate,
Mr.G. Edmoad son's alley, lose, by John Richards,
out oi L,ady Morgan's dam by Imported Expe dition.
Gee. J. D. Tbomaa filley, Maet Falstait, br Falttaff. out of Gallatin n are, 3 Tiaa 1 m. 56 sec, Traca heavy. Mr. Ed mo ad so a 's filley came oat two feet ahead, but the race was adjudged to belong to Mr. Lever, icaia consequence of alledged foul riding. To settle all disputes about the money, and decide the bets made, the parties have agreed t run the same race again vn Saturday next, all cooditioas precisely as before. Oct- 29. Purse $300, entrance money $100 each added; for 3 jr. olda, Fillies 87 lbs., mile out. XI. 8. Hammond's (J. Leverich's) grey filley, Miss
datboate, oy sir JVirKiaad, out of Highland Mary. 1 G. Edmoed son's sorrel filley, Iosb, by John Richards, eat of Lady Morgan's dam, by Imported Expedition, ...... o Gen. J. D. Thorn is' bay filley, Scsas Jousaos, by
cir voanea, asm oy imported i.ucian, out or a
Jay-bird mare, - ... 3 Time 1 m. 51 sec. Won casilr after a clrse
brush. yuicArtnsc. The fillies started well together, tone taking the lead. Oa making the first turn, Susan Johnson ran against Miss llatbgate, the shock throwing the tatter's rider almost out of bis seat. . However, be recovered by diet of great exertion, and soon got his filley in motion. He went to work with her at once, ollariag first the one and then the other, beating them both oft", after a desperate brush, and came ia ahead with something in band .
The wiaaer was bred by James Bathgate, of
-w x ora, ana sold to Or. Levench of Augusta. The above is the only colt ever trained got by SIR KIRKLAND. and when yon see that tbe filley has ran her mile ia 1 m. 51 sec., the same
time asMxDoc at the same age, aad beat such colts
aa loan by Jao. Richards, aad Sir Charles: two of
taw beat of horses; who will say that Kibu.ab is
aet entitled teseme notice as a getter of wieners
Dr. Braadretb's Vegetable Universal Pills. A3 ErrECTCAL ASSISTANT OF KATCEE.
TUESE Pills are recommended by thousands of person
whom they have citren ol ' owsumptum, luoomza, .oins, iu
Jicrtiiou, Dyspepsia, Head-'Che, rams, and a sense of fulluos
n ih hark nan of the bead, usual. Ibe svwDtoms ol A-
pleay ; Jaundice, Fever and Ague, bilious, typhus, yellow and oinmru Favrrs, of all kinds; Asthma, Gout, Kheumansm, nervous diseases. Liver complaint, Pleurisy, hiard wrakvs,
depression of the Spirits, Kuomres Innaminaiion, sole r.)', Fits, PaNy, Lro.y, Small Pox, Meaxlrs, Cn.iip, Coughs, Whooping Cough, Qoinsry, CholiC, Cholera Morbus, Gr.vrl, Worms, Dysntery, Oeafues, ringing noises in tl-e Heart, King's Evil, Scrofula, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fw. Sail Kheum, White Swelling, I leers, some of tinny yeais stand ing; Cancers, Tumours, swelled feel and legs. Pile, Cctniteaees, all eruptions of the Skin, Innluful Diejins, Female complaints of every kind, f pecially Obstructions, RcUx.tious, &c. Tux Subsciiher having received the appointment as Agei i
for the above Medicine, for the Counties of layette, Lni'.
Delaware, Randolph, Hancock, lleiuy, Mailisou. Sntlbjr,
ltu-h. and Wavne. would tnfurm the Tallin-, that he at a. I
limes will keep a sncly on hand, either at Wholesale or Retail : lie will, as soou as may be consistent, appoint Sub-
Agent in all the principal towus within Iks limits. Ail communications for Agencies, (post paid,) will icceive prompt at
tention, and terms made know n.
N. B. No Apothecary, Druggist, or Pedler, is authorised to
sell Dl. Bi Andrew's Fills under any circumstances. JAMES GROVCR,
Corner of Front and Walnut Sueeu, south of Main.
Rithmend, Jlpril 8, lt37. 14tf
ROBERTS, SANDS aad NELSON,
Having purchased the Establishment of the
FARMER AND GARDENER,
Successor to the Abebjcab Fabmeb, And being desirous to place it witbia the reach
of every agriculturist ia the United States, have coacluJed to reduce its $ubcriptin price from Jite dollar, to too dollar and a a Jf. per year, from aad
after the beginaiag of the next volume, wlucn wm commence in May next. It is now nearly eighteen years since the American Farmer was first established. Prior to its institution, there was no paper exclusively devoted to articulture ia the country, and it will aet be
arrogating any thing but what it deserves, to say, that, as it was the pioaeer in the good work, the labors of its former conductors must have been productive of much solid advantage to those for whoso benefit it was established, la continuing its publication, the present proprietors flatter themselves that it pages will be found to ceataia matter at once calculated to instruct the agricultural reader. So far as they are concerned, they are determined
to conduct it with industry, unflinching persever
ance, and with undivided atteation to the great and important purposes which called it into exis
tence. They feel certain that none or its patrons
ill have cause to complain, at the ead of their
subscription year, that they have left any effort un
essayed to render it worthy of their confidence
and support.
In reducing its subscription price, tney nave ventured upon an experiment full of risk and responsibility, and as they have done so under the
influence of motives which they must be permitted
to say should commend it to greatly increased sub-
scrintion as thev can alone Iook to iftar as me
source of their remuneration aad as in so doing
their labor will be much increased they appeal to its present patrons to aid them in giving it an
extended circulation. They are confident that
those who now honor them with their support, can
without personal inconvenience, in their own im
mediate neighborhoods, and among their personal
friends, by using their deserved influence, procure such an addition to their present list of subscribers, as will not only realize their fondest expectations, but place them under renewed obligations of interest aid gratitude, to render the Farmer and Oardtuir a welcome visitor to the fireside of every farmer and planter. The Farmer & Gardner will at once be a faithful repository of original communications from
practical agriculturists and horticulturists, and of
judicious selections from every other available
source. Foreign, and domestic agricultural, and scientific works, will be constantly resorted to,
for the purpose of furnishing materials calculated to advance the prosperity & happiness of the country, and of adding to the intelligence of the Amer
ican husbandman.
In fine, whatever concerns the business of the
farn, domestic animals of all kinas, newly invented implements of husbandry, those of approved
utility now in use, together with the principles and practice of agriculture, hortiuclture, andgrad-
ening generally, will be regularly and conscien
tiously noticed. I be price ol produce in this market, and the value of bank cotes will be weekly laid before its readers.
With a view of keeping their patrons advised of
all superior breeds of animals already introduced, or which may be hereafter- imported, the will
seize the earliest opportunity of translating all
such information to the colutnus of their journal.
TERMS, ETC.
IP1IXO POUIXD1T
THE Subscribers having entered into copartnership under the firm of 1. E. Jones, &. Co., respectfully inform the public that they have established a Foundry on the north side of Richmond, and are prepared to furnish all kinds of Castings with dispatch, and ia the neatest manner. Tney iil also furnish patterns if wanted on fair terms. They are also proprietors of the Richmond Cotton Factory, and will keep constantly on hand a
supply of Cotton Yarn and Batting, which they will sell at half a cent advance cn Cincinnati prices.
I.E. JONES. JESSE M. HUTTON. JOHN H. HUTTON. October 22d. 1836. 42-if
UATTUS CaIFET aalTt7BArmnm.
THE subscribers, are agents for taa above M. f,.. sortment"! ar" lor "4'" ""sirtua: Ingrained c Vealilaa Carpetia . and are prepared to supply WasTcan Maacwairrs artuTf petuic of aa good a quality and a pan ma favorahsa m.
establishment East or West of the mooauias. Co."" "
be addressed lo FIERCE ti BRbWK Agents, Dayton, Ohio, Feb. Trl
RICHMOND
Ts7E have on hand
rOVHOIY.
an assortment of Cooking,
7 and 10 plate, STOVES; with a variety of
Mill and machine Castings, Ploughs, Boxes,
Andirons, etc.
Having so enlarged our works as to be able (we
think) to keep a constant supply of the above arti
cles, together with all others usually made at such
aa establishment, we with confidence invite all to
call and examine qualities and prices. E. G ROVER & CO. We will have Franklin and small Parlor Stoves this fall. E. t. Ac CO. Augusta, 1835. 31 tf
T. D. dfe C JOxBS, Ke. IS Pearl street, Clactaaatl, Oale. ARE prepared to shew their customers and is. - -
large and desirable assortment of DRY GOODS. LasnTv SHOES, PALM IIA1, BONNETS, Ac A lad aJ ortment will be kept up ihrougtKMit the erases eal eO '
liberal terms.
Cincinnati, Feb. ih,1837
9-Sm
w3 5P-FTJ5iG,A few P'ece 'or sale at the CAM 'STORE. r T.TllKEaL RrcawoHD, Jan. 21.1837.
Free Trade and Mechanic's Rights. JOB W. SWAIN, Ac CO. THE subscribers having entered into Co-part-nership under the firm of Swain, & Co., take pleasure in informing the community that thev
have erected a commodious Machine Shop, near the
Kicnmond foundry, oc are now ready to give prompt attention to all orders for Carding and Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes, or any kind
of macbinery; as alo lor turning either in wood r iron of any description. Having employed first
rate workmen, they with confidence (in their ability and dispositions to please tbeir customersin
qualities and prices) ask patronage from a gen
erous public. JOB W. SWAIN, JONAS GAAR, ABEL THORNBURY. Richmond, Jan. I, 1837. Itf
Bleeding, Capping, aad Tooth-Draw to,, BY JOHN SOI' FF RAIN ; Who solicits a share of patronage from the public " snd will be prepared to wait on tliem at iheireaa
niiicB,ui si ins, in r ranaun street, one door abuts Main street on the east side.
To Fanners. WANTED, a larve quaalil of WHITE mncr
QUILLS. Acood Dt ice will be f ivea f..r ik i
ISAAC B SOUFFRAIN, at his Chair M.nufaciary, at tho north-west corner of Front and Main its.
Jan. I, 1837.
Itf
CLOTHS, CASSLMERES At SAT1INETS, At the Cash Store. THE subscriber would invite the attention of porrhaser to his stock of the above article. E- T. TURNER. Jan. SI, 1937.
Pat ACTICB
(CP
NOW IS THE TIMK!
PORK, WHEAT, CORN, OATS and most
of the valunl.le produce ol th : country is sold
tretierally for this seait, and Cash must be plenty now
it ever, i'liu meaning ofall this, is, that farmers and oth
ers can as well nay rue now as at a future time for Smith
worst. I be money must come tlicre is no mistake, aid
that pr?ttv shortly. 1F.W. MEEK.
CCrThc Blaek-smitbing busiucss
Witt bo continued by the sul'scriher at his old
stand on rea rl street telow the Market, in all its
various brunches. Those wishing llieirXvork wellJune will find it to their advantage to give him a call. WM. MEEK.
January 7, 1S37. 1 tf
BOTANIC MEDICAL
ARB Dental Surge rv.
DR. E. SING LEV
Richmond and viciuitv. oa iiuie ThomMnus nrinnnlH. II.
is thoroughly convinced from expeiieiice and nberatwn, that ihe ms.licuiesbe uses are wm.de. full v adapted to ll.ecuieaf all the diseases to hich either ta is liable. In chrouk rears.
Bl-oiiM.mpt.on, Dioptres, White Swcll.iig, Cancers, tfcoilla, &c. it may be expected that nine cases out ol lew aay ba cure. I. bv the use of safa and u ! ixn.i.ir auti ki,.
the vital organ have not been ton much destroyed. IU is ia potW'Koii nf testimonials as li sjualifirations. DENT A L. Those who w ish lo pieterve their leetli slwold attend to thrin eaily, as many appear not io be awaieuf iu Miportance. When not absent on professional buswess ba may be seen by calling at Jesse Ideu't, Fioul street, oppasit Friend's meeting houe. K. Richumnd, mn. 1837. 6-3ep
300 PKCES CALICOES enil rarinaa gre.t variety of patttrrn acdeolors, fur sale at th
Cash Store,
J tin. 9!, 1836.
B.T.TCKKER.
catalogue: op garden seeds, Just Received.
Beans, (Fns;lish) broad Windsor, early yellow Cran1 l .. VI.. I 1. -I It . : .
Price two dollars and fifty cents per annum for ,'rrl?immmf. iZZZZ-? i 7" !
all subscription paid ia advance, or within oneorSihM
i c At - i a c -..v.; . Atl ... w-n
IXiODlu I rOIII lie ti-ilC 3 siiuM.ripiiiMaii suusvup"
. W. BORDEN, Notary Public and Conveyancer RICHMOND, Ikdiak.
Having received the appointment of Notary Public, is now ready to take the acknowledgements of deeds of convevanca. mortrirsi. A-c.
He will also draft written instrtiments in aa ac
curate and neat manner. Office oa Main street.
opposite the Branch Bank.
August 8th. l3ft. 81-tf
tions which remain unpaid beyond that period, will be charged at the rate of three dollars per year. The Farmer and Gardner is published every Tuesday, and is printed on fine paper, with a beau
tiful type-
T. c. FERGUSON, has Jast received.
IN riitnn io Iks former etotk of
JEWELRY, a general assnrt.neiit of SILVKK WAKE and FANCY ARTICLES, gold and silver WT lies, silver table and tea Spoons, srgar Ton' and cream Spoons, Ear-ring, Breast
pins, r inger-rni, 1 tumbles, silver Bud coinuion tipcctucles, concave and convex Glasses, superior Culiery, Compasses,
ever-poinedPmril.,waichChain, Keys and Seals, Flutes, Sic. Ac. Sic. Wa ches and Clocks repaired and warranted. Kichmnort, Feb. 18 h, 18.37. 7tf
GRIFFIN ex Lt CKEY,
Wholesale Dealers la Dry Goods, corner of Main
aad FoBrta streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, SJ'cit the attention mf ft'cttem Merchants, tntraUy. HAYING been favored with continued increase of bus.ness dunug several year past, ti. A. L. are encouraged in enlarge their importations ; and by selling at moderate profits, they hope lo induce the father patronage of dealers in their l'ue. As the senior partner employs his whole time in the eastern
SPRING GOODS. CARLISLE, W MITE, Co. Wholesale Merchants, No. IT Pearl Street. ARK fai!y receiving additions to their Spring Stock of DRY UOODS, BOOTS and SIIOF.S, which, being selected with muclieare,by one of the nun located in New Yin It, wilh extrnsive acuaintiice and long experience in business iu that city, tliey filter t.irinelves they will be able to sell to their
cusioniris, at as low prices as they can prncuie them in any vl
the eastern cities, adding transportation and exchange. C-minry uierrhants and riosc desirous to purch-ise their Spri e
supplies, atutr prices, will find it to their advantage to give
them s ran. Cincinnati, Feb. 20, 1837. 9-3rr.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Tub subscriber of stock in the Richmond Trading and Manufacturing Company will please take notice that they will not be required oi. the first day of the Fifth mo. (May) next, to pay more than one half of the first instal-
Citiet, purchasing goods fur this establishment, customers may merit, or three dollars IU cents on each share subscribed,
depend upon the assortment being as well kept up and terms and the other half, or three dollars l it on each share will
BfctT, Early blood turnip rooted, early scarcity, lone
blood red, yell, w turnip rooted, mangel wurtzel, Freuch sugar, or i.iuber. Cab bag k, Early York, early large Scotch, early
uutcr, lare tape savoy, large lateurumheau. Cakkot, Long orange. Ciuliklowh, Karlj Dutch, large late. Cfc.Lt.av, White solid, rose-colored solid. Cress, Curled, or Peppergrass.
Cucumbers, Early Russian, early rreen cluster, lonr
green Turkey, long white Turkey, long prickley, tiirkin,
or west lnma tor picxnng.;
Lmiive, or succor v , 4reen curled.
Lettuce, Early curled Silesia, royal Cape Head, tea-
nifDaii, or rose.
Melo.nge.n-a, or r-Go Flamt, Purple, white. Mustard, Wbite, or English.
Onion, Large wbite Portugal, large yellow Dutch,
large dark red, Eastern seed, all of which come to ma
turity the erst year.) Parsley, Curled, or double. Parsxip, Large Dutch, or swelling.
Pkas, Russell's new early dwarf (this is believed to be one of the earliest pea cultivated,) early Washington, or true May, Bishop's early dwarf, dwarf blue imperial
(a superior pea ,) dwarf blue Prussian, marrowfat, dwarf
sugar (eatable pods.) PtpriR, Long, or Cayenne.
Radih, Early short-top scarlet (a superior sort ,) pur
ple short-top, long salmon, long white summer, or Naples,
cherry, or scarlet turtiip-roote l , white tarmp-rooted, yellow turnip-rooted, black fall, er Spanish, for winter use.) Salsifv, or vegetable oyster.
SauASH, Early- Dutch bush summer (scollop,) early summer, long or warted.
Tuaivir. Early white Dutch, red round, white fiat, large English Norfolk (for field culture,) large yellow French. ' For sale by IliVIN IlEED. Kichmond, Feb. 4, 1837. 5tf
being as LISebaL a any oilier house in th- western country m
Constantly oo band, D!iY GOOlrS, foreign and domestic ; BONETTS HOODS, PALM-HATS; COTT N YARNS. WICK and BATTING; BOOTS, BKOtiANS, LOOT TEES, SHOES PUMPS, SLIPPERS, See. Sic. Cincinnati, March 1st, 1337. lOtf
CABINET ESTABLISHMENT.
THE undersigned having entered into partnership, with
Ihe Intention of canting on the CABINET-MAKING BUSINESS io all its braucbes, are now prepared to lumish
then friend and the public with all articles of Furniture, made of good material and in a good manner. Tbey design keeping on hand aa assortment of parlor aud common furniture ; bedstead, of different patterns; tables, side-tables, and stands of
various styles; side-boards, secretaries, I hey are confi dent in assuring those who may wish articles in their line of business, thai they can aud will accommodate as well as any shop iu th place. ANY quantity of seasoned I amber suited for their use, win oe purchased, for ahich ihey will give cash or furniture.
Kichmond, Feb. SS, 1837. WATSON ii DUNCAN.
be required an tbe 15th day of tha Sixth mouth (June)
next following. Persons wisbrne to take stock, will pleae
call on Duct. J. K. MendenhalL or Basil Brichtweil,
(Richmond) where they may have the opportauity of
so dsc rifting till the nrst day of Ihe iitn month next, at which time the books will be closed. By order of the Board of Directors, W. M. LEEDS, Secretary.
fourth month atb, IB37. lt-4
LAW NOTICES-JAMES W GREEN. Attorney and Coancellor at Law.
ffJTAS permanently located himself in Ibe tows of Richmond, Wayne county, lodiaaa. where
all communications and business in his profession.
al line will receive prompt and punctual atuatioe.
He has been appointed a Master ia Chancery of
this county, and is qualified to take depositioas. administer oaths, aad take the acknowledgment ef
deeds, dec. Ate. He solicits a share of the public
patronage.
fcr- He may, at present, be consulted at Us odgings in the National Hotel. Richmond, March 25th. 1836. IStf
aVetr Boo Shoe Jtlmufactmr.
Opposite the Bank, Richmond, Ia. UOME-MADE Boots and Sl. f every de criptien constantly en hand, and snac tm order at
the shortest notice. II. S. HAMILTON.
Feb.4,lt37. Stf
Flrct FireU FirelU JTAV1NG been appointed Agent of the "Hart ford Fire Insurance Company," the subscriber ii
now ready to eraut policies of insurance to all iiersons
who wish their property insured against loss or damage
uj ure. , THE company for which he is acting is one of the wealthiest and most extensive in the country, and they pledge themselves that those who transact busine with the company shall be treated in tbe most liberal manner and all losses shall be adjusted with fairness and promptitude. Person wishing to provide against the contingency of a loss of tbeir property by this destructive element are requested to call at hi office on Main street, opposite the Branch Bank in Richmond, Ia., where the term ofinsur-
,ance will be made known and tbe policies granted
LAW OFFICE T. D. WALPOOL,
Attorney at Lave:
PRACTCES the Law in the Circuit Courts of! Communications bvlelt-r roost naun will h.nr.mnit..nH
i ' c ck.tk, .f.-;- ..jl.i r..n j "i ... .r r x i
uv wuussva vi wiwH nuciuj t iuu, auuiviicciiuiij aL&eiiuvu w. ir i. i .t rs . r . . c .t. i I i
and the Probate Court of the latter
Hancock,
County.
(p-Kesiaence liaEKxnEXD, Hancock county Reference: i Dasl. P. Wigoijis, Richmond, Indiana. Col.Saml. Flekiso,) January 21, 1937. 3-3mo.
BARGAINS IN CHIltP GOODS. FLEMING at ADDLEM AN. announce to their rua
torner and the public generally, that they have added to
lunaer asaorusseiii nl uijuus tho Mitir. iiivt
of Mr. Aaron Gregc, who lately opened store in this place.-
ucii nswi hoc sis lorm an aarorunent not surpassed by any in this part of Indiana, and having lately been sleethelovrest enatern prices, can oe offered on the best terms. The variety is eo extensive and general, that it would be useless to name article. Purchaser are requested to call and examine for themselves at theftritore rwiw in the eastern part of Ike new three ti or, trie iaaW.
nearly opposite to B. Brigbtwel.'a, Main street; where
au tbe asual articles in the goods line can be obtaiaed of tbe best quality.
au Klaaa ef Comntry Prednce taken in exchange at tbe market prices.
aucnmoad, Feb. 10, 1837. 6lf
BOOK AND JOB FaUNTtNC, NEATLY done at this office, kc. &c.
WOOLLEN JEANS REPOSITORY.
THE undeisigoed, erne agvaisin Cincinnati, for the uSteubenville Woollen Company" will ba constancy furnished wi h a large supply of heavy, well finished WOOLLEN JEANS,
fast colors aud various qualities; wuicb will be sold toriea.eis
b the tAE,r smaller lot, at cs-uiacturers prices. Cneap
as the cheapest.tpQ Assortment made to suit purchasers
Terms same as for other Dry Oouds. GRIFFIN Si LUCKEY. Cincinnati, March 1st, 1337. . 10-f
TO MANUFACTURERS dt 3IACHINISTS
THE subscribers being about to decline the COTTON
SPINNING, offer for sale theCOTTON MACHINERY,
consisting of io bundled and eight apiodlev, and all otar
macbinery oecesvary for supplying the same, apart of which neady new. Tbey will ulso rent the Factory bouse for a Machine Shop oa reasonable terms. TUe building is twn stories high, s.xty feel long by thirty wide ; the power at equal
la tea aerse, aad supplied by never failing sprigs. K tni:LS2
James w Rnnnrv Ar
Jane 11 . 1836. 23t
1 1ST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of teBfjoaocooos Euxia ar Uraltu," direct from tu proprietor, and tor
sa'eby IRVIN UEED.
Richmond, March 23, 1837.
SUPERIOR Sfasish ajio Halv SrAMsa CIGARS. Cavmdush Tobacco, and Sstrrs, expn-aMy reiad: just received by litVIN REED. Riclinimid, March S3, 1837.
MaHAosa'eOrrtca,) Wheeling; Feb. 14th, 1637. ( OR ANO ak SPLENDID SCHEME Alksbpsm Lottkrv, Class D., draws at AiexaurJria April 22 1, 1837 Cafital Priib $ 50,008 ! SCHEME. 1 prize of $50,000 is f 50,000
1 20,000 30.000 1 10,000 10.000 1 5,000 5,000 2 3,000 6.000 3 2,000 4,000 SO 1,000 Si.000 50 500 35.000 Tickets 10 dollars. A certificate ef 35 wkele
tickets will cost $140 shares ia proportion.
VIRGINIA NORFOLK LOTTERY. Oass No. 4, draws at Alexandria, April 2t. 1837- Capital Prize $35,294 11c. The fortunate heloeref the Capital will receive 30,000 dollars nett. 1 prize ef $35,294 11 is Is5-294 H' 1 11,764 70 H.W 7ts: 1 6,000 6,080 1 5,000 5.080 1 3,000 3.000 1 2.500 9&0 SO 1,000 . SO 500 3.000 Tickets 10 dollar. A eerti-cate ef whole
tickets will cost $ 135, shares in proportioa.
Wa oreaent to our natroas abroaa tne aoeva
splendid schema for A.-re"
sat Vt .
March 28. wb,o, va.
priHE REAL FRENCH SUGAR BEET. A lot of the SEED of ihe celeu.ated Slsab Cckt, jt ecaived and for sale by 1UVIN REED. Richinond. Marr-h 25, 1637.
?0 home-made Stogy D Jots bestqualitr ant warranted ; for sale by
Feb. 4, 137.
H. S. HAMILTON.
Ricfcmoae'jMxrckiib, 1937.
I. E. JONES
A Co. 2tf
ASTERN Boots and Shoes constantly on hand,
wBoresmse ana leiau. II. . HAMILTON. Feb. 4, 1837.
100,000 Shingles Wanted, For which the highest pi ices will be g'rvca ia cash I J L LEN.NET dt Co. Rkhmend, April 1, 1837. ltif
MERINOS AN1 CIRCASSIANS.
Just Received, at the Cheap Cash Start, A new soop'T ' the above arlsale "a7
at I dTT "
Jan.
BOROUGH ELECTION. w -;n ha. aa election held on Monday t1e Bsatdsf
of Mae neaC at the boaseof Edward Wright, for taw aw-
u..k.,kBacfi:-lmt and See- ad
tbwtee.Co.un-.HWhCb.-
er. " ' - a-3t April 8th, 1837. X9r
WOOL!
nisi season.
WOOL thai has
back or iu ibe tub;
WOOL!! Taa surrubrr wilt
fro- 33 to 50 eaois per saav". sWad ia been weU washed, ruber
no oibar kind will 6e pw""-"
Cltx Ilorr, 4ih ate. lt,18ST.
WM.
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