Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 8, Number 48, 8 December 1838 — Page 4
COLLECTION. SAMCEIi I. MCMMGT, will collrtt merchants accounts, and others; if en sou raged, so aj to ren ler it an inducement, will deposit any security required. For testimony of character, he wil! rcfar any gentlemen to the following individuals: ?
JOHN HUNFP, rf.shmmLd. Ta
IJ. V. Davis,
P(0. A. t-AaklUUAB, - i , : Irf.wis Davis, ; v . 'i I H Iir Coi-rust, -
Fkkd'k Koiim, OermaJ .SrtMr &. Gunki.k. V tiicfiiinnd, October 27lh, I W3.
rfn Paris, Ohio.
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I A Small Farm at Private Sale, l ITL'ATED in A'ui.im township, AVayne county, la.,
within two mile of Abingtoii, four of CentreviIIe, anil ux of Richmond; adjoining the lands of Moses Robins, Zachariah Dicks and others, containing nearly NINET Y acre-", ahiut forty of which are cleared and under fence, with building, nearly new, and having a small thriving apple an ! peach orchard o-. the premises. Enqurie of the subscriber at Washington. D. E. KOWLETT. October Gth, 138. 33tf c
Si:. I Kt:J JJII b ramoved his Tailoring shop to . one U.ik north of Main on Pearl street, where he intend to carry on t'ie TAILORING BUSINESS in all its various branches and being thankful for pant (mors would respectfuil v request a continuom.e of the same. S. I!. He w alw agrntfor Mr. Oliver's improved patent
shouldur system (til etiuing g'tnuenls. Richmond, Nov. 4Ui, Id37.
jLuinher Wanted. -WIF. SuWriherswisli to purchase a large quantity of
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I LUMBER of every description,
l given . H. J. ifichmond. June 2.1, 133.
iS'eW Ilarnew ami Wa5d.e a s a? a s a s s sss 2 sr
Murseoii Dentist,
.fit J7.
A first rale WAGOX an- two HORSES for sale. fTIHE undersignad offers for sale, a first rate two horse I WAGON, ia complete repair for the road, and two exceUeat, well-broke HORSI-S. They will be 3ld very low, and anv paron wishing to purchase ran pet a bantam in them. Call and see. DANIEL WARD. Richmond, Nov. 17, 1833. 4otf
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r which cash will
&. D. L HAMILTON. 21tf
HAVING resumed business in this place, offers for sale SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS, and tt general assortment ol articles in the line, which will be sold low. Shop in Momson's new buiidmgs, iiei door ., the pt office, here tho public are ii.vited to cull. ikwMTRr Linkn, LiN.fcv, Bacon, Grain, or C ash taken in exchange. Marol 17th, 183. L cntlcim:iV'! fc Koy' craps, v .i:.r... nn.I a variety of intterns; Ladies'
1 I F, CnM and Boas : Fur '..liars Mr conts n nd cloaks,
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PERMANENTLY located in Richmond, Ind., is pre pared to perform all operations in his profession in the most acientiBc manner; alwav using the best of materia!
for artificial purpose". All operations warranted. Also, a splende I tooth powder, for sale, of his own compounding, which will beautify and restore health to the mis. Cleanliness is indispensable to those who desire sound and healthy teeth. frtp-Orrice o.nb two east or D. D. SloaV. Hotel. .lone 1G, 1838. :hC
nIIE subscriber has just received a large quantity of 1 f Spectacles of ntrTerent and almost everv quality, and ! shade. J.C. FEIiCirSUN. i May 27, 1837. -,tf
For snle by Kleventli month
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ORRIS TOOTH W ASH Prepared from the original recipe, only by Daniel Goddard, No. 8, Gold street,
.N e York. . i The (Jrri Tooth Hrah is purely a vegetal jo preparation, possessing the properties of cleansing the teeth and mouth, ; restoring the gums to a healtyy slate, and preventing any un- ; pleasant taste or odour in the moutli, whether arising Irom decayed tfietii, or from a deranged stnte of the stomach. j "Sound teeth and white tnein are tho most valuable por- j tions of poor humanity, but how many neglect the attention necessary for their preservation, even surrounded by all the ! means needed. Among these we know of nous more plea- j earn and ciieclual than the Orris Tooth ash; it cleanses j
and whitens the teeth, strengthens trie gums "", mouth, aud sweutmis the hreatii. We recommend its use to all, young and old." HokIoji I'ost. "The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent we ever uied on our enamel." lloston Transcript. To the I'uhlic. The concurrent testimony of the most .... ;.,t I ):intists and members of the Medical Faculty, in
every part of the Union, is united in lavor of the Orris Tooth Wash. From Dr. Kleazsr Parmley, Dentist. "I have used the Orris Tooth Wa-h,' and having been made acquainted with the various articles of which it is composed, leel great pieasure in recommending it as an agreeable, wholesome, and effectual wash for the mouth . pARMLEV, No. 11, Tark riace, X. Y-, January, 1838." From N. Dodge, manufacturer of Imitntiort Incorruptible Teeth, and Surgoon Dentist, New York. "Gentlemen 1 .a;,tr.r vnur Orris Tooth Vrash the best in use. I wish to
keep iteonstanU"oii hand for the use of my patients pleass send mo a supply. (Signed) N. DODGL, 123 Canal street, New York, July 18, 1837." "Recommendation have been received from the following from S. M. Mocks, M. D-, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. J.H. Harris, Surgeon Dentist, Nnshville, Tenn. " .1.1.. Igget, do. do. " Dr. S. A. ShurtletT, ltoston. ' John Randall, 31. !., do. ' Walter Channing. M. D., do. " T. W. Parsons, Surgeon Dentist, do.
CHARLES DUFF1ELD, CtnmniAsion fork 1'acker and l'roduce Dealer,
N the house formerly occupied by Pugh, Jones &. Co., on
the corner of Sycamore street and tne t,anai. .i u . I In,. in hnr.it. or on consignments of
. i'. . .in. . ' ..-t - - j Purk or Produce for sale. Cincinnati, Oct. 13, 1?3S. (Gazette) 40:3m. " CABINET WAREHOUSE.
Three doors from the North West Corner of Main and Front streets.
ffGW ESCLAXD COUCH SYRUP, 'JVk reputation of which An now become ratahitthrd an tin motl tale and etficaeumt remetlg ever tlucoveredjor LlXl;EaiA,COrr.IIS,l'OI.DNASTIIlIA, viKMiri.fi-coruii, spittisu or HLOOD, ANDALL AFFKCTIOSS OF THE lA'SUS. PXt PARED ONLY BY THE SOLK PROPRIETOR, DAJSltlL GODDAKD, No. 8 Gold St. NEW-YORK. In nresentine this useful remedy to tho public, the Proprietor is authorized hy a Physician, from whom the Recipe i confidpniiHllr ohiained, to state, tl.st li lias used it himself, end in his extensive j.raciioe m 1'iilin.mary alleclions. with stoniahins rfrcrt. The happy combination fr veeeleble eulwiance. of which it i e.uirely composed, are peculiarly adapted to diseases of the Lungs, Liver, and Stomach. ' , , . This mnlicine has been nscd very extensively, end the proprietor has not known a ninle instance in winch U has Jailed in giving relief in diseases for which it is recommended even in cases approaching to consumption, attended with bleedine at the Limits, ami where all other remedies had tailed, tin most decided and Haltering aurcesa has attended its ur. Common colds, which are generally the effect or obstructed perspiration, will yield to its Inniicnce In a frw hours ; when used in asthma, hoarseness, heeiInr. and shortness of breath, it gives immediate relier, procurlne tranquil rest and sleep. In whoopine cough it is without a rival. It operates by gentle expcctoratiou, and roar be eiven to infants with perfect safety. The Proprietor would add, that he is constantly reeciyins numerous testimonials of the value and ellicacy of this remedy, some certificates of which may be seen on the bill indirections accompanying each bottle. Any person using It will be sure to recommend it again. For sale, by 1RVIN REED & BROTHER.
milE undersigned, after returning tus sincere tnnny t . ... , L t. n .lane tfir i
I the iiublic lor the noerai paironn nc . received, t!?s leave to inform all those who wish to purchase CAUINET Fl KNITL'liE, that he keeps constantly on hand, or will make to order on short notice, Sideboard N, Centre T Men, Sofas,
BUREAUS, SECRETARIES,
STANDS, of various fashions; BEDSTKADS, &.C. Jtc. lie is prepared with the best of iumber, fancy woods for inlaying, and workmen to do the best and most fashionable, or plain work. He has now on hand two or three SOFAS, which he will sell low, together with all other articles manfactured by him, on as reasonable and good terms as they can be purchased in this place. He will make COFFINS on the shortest possible notice.
and will attend to funerals at all times, wnen it is nesireu, having a HEARSE always ready. (gj-AU kinds of country produce taken in ex
change, at the market prices.
. TIVE PERCENT. DISCOUNT!! ALL, persons indebted to the subscri her, are hereby notified, that they cannot have longer indulgence on sucn accounts or notes as are already due. Such are my necessities for money, that I must hare it, if it can be had. Iwfflmakea discount of fire per cent, on all monies now due, or that which may become duo on account, provided the .- l.a na'i.l beiorev the 2.",th Dee. next.--or all that it
unpaid at Utal lime, somebody irvusl ity cutis on as I am DTRiii'to to SUE, tcilhwut Tespect to jtersons. I 1RVI.V REED, j Richmond, Nov. 17, 1838. 45tf
NOTICE. f JTHE Subscriber takes this method to inform his customI er A: the public generally, that he is now re-snnplied with workmen of a superior order, and is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES as good as can be had in the
! weiterii country. He has recently discharged all tne "hard ' cases" he had, and is determined not to employ any more ! nt ,hf 'swell-head tribe:' he is determined to nay the high
est wases to his Journeymen, and have none but the best of
work made; having beeu brought up to tne business himselt, thinks that he can offer the public at leajst ns good an article as can ba purchased elsewhere. He would therefore, just sav to the country Stores and all who want to purchase boots and shoes cheap for cash, will do well to call and see. HENUY S. CROCKER. Richmond, Nov. 17th, 1638. 45 if Rroadclotsi, Cassinarres, fcc. 'IVrORRISSO.Y &. TYEOR, have just received an adJJ diiion to their former stock of Cloths Superior Pilot and iiearskin cloths for over-coats; Broadcloths of almost
i every color and onality; Cassimers, plain, stripped and ! plaid, ol different qualities; Satlinetts a general assort-
i ment; Jeans and l.inseys. Call and examine belore pur- ! chasaing elsewhere. ' Eleventh mo. 7th. 1833. 41tf i ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ! 4 EE persons indebted to the eetate of Thadeus Ives, ' deceased, are requested to make immediate payment.
j and all those having claims against the said estate, must present them legally authenticated within one year. The estate is supposed to be solvent. I PETER EWING, Adm'r.
j Richmond, Nov. 10th, 1838. 44 3t I andTresFgoods. J UST RECEIVED a new assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, GROCERIES, and CU'EENS- ! WARE, comprising almost every article called lor, among which are: French and English Merinoes, Circassians, j Plain and Figured Bombazetts Eadies' and Men's superior winter Gloves; Merino, Worsted, and L? tub's wotd Hose , and half Hose ; Brown and Black Muslins; (Join Elastic,
worsted and cotton Suspenders; Bobinetts, Quillings, Edg-
Swiss, Jackonett, and Bobinett Insertings; Silk cl-
j vets; .Uerino, a nally aim a great variety oi jress onawis; Satin aad lfombazine Stocks; Mackinaw and other Blan
kets; Red and white t lannels; Canton flannels; Baize; Tickings; Bnttings; A great variety of Merrimac and Fancy Calicoes, dark colors; Painted Muslins; Plain and Fancy Silks; plain Silk Shawls; Brown, red bandanna and pongee Handkerchiefs; Bleached and unbleached Sheetings ami Shirtings; Irish Linens; Ready made Vests; Threads, Needles &t. Together with a general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, and BROGANS, Hardware, Groceries, &.C. Sk,e. All of the above articles will be sold on at fair terms as Ihey can be purchased elsewhere. MORRISSON &. TYLOR. Eleventh month 7th, 1833. 41tf
NEW STORE. HAVING recommenced business in Richmond one dtor west of Mr. Sasser's Hotel, respectfully inform his frienos and the public generally that he has just received and is now openiug a LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS; COMPRISIVG A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OK STAPLK and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 4ueensware, Shoes, Arid almost every thing usually caUtufor in his line of business. PERSONS wishing to purchasa will do well to call and
examine hU Stock, and also the price?, wi.icri will De lound
very low for cash or approved . urv . LBEUT Richmond, Nor. 2d, 1 833. 4 :tf
DISSOLUTION. THE firm of E. Grover i Co. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent; the bjsiness of the late firm will be settled by Thornberry, Haynes, & Co., who alone are duly authorized to collect and receipt for all uebts due tne said
firm of E. Grover !fc to
Edmund Ghoveh,
Jon W. Swain, Jonas Gaar, A.DEL Thornberry, Richmond, Sept. 18t;i. 133-3
John 3Ioffitt. James E Lake, Gistay rs E. I Iayne. Josevu Davis.
IN'ew rirm. THE Subscribers would respectfully inform their friem. and the public that they have this day ,0""e''.ai"n"ship, under the name, stylo and firm of 1 IIOK.N Uh.UK. ,
HAYNES &. CO., lor the purpose ot continuing tns r oundrv business, formerly carried on by E. Grover vV Co. Persons concerned are hereby notified, that the said firm of Thomuerrv, Haynes & Co., have, by agreement, assumed all "the liabilities and debts of the late firm of E. Grover JOB W. SWAIN, JONAS CJAAR, ABEL THORNBERRY, JOHN MOFFITT, GUSTAVUS E. HAYNES, JOSEPH DAVIS. Richmond, Sept. 18th, 1S3S. N. B. All persons indebted to the late firm of E. Grover
Sr. C... are earnestly requester! to mane immruiaic iy
ment. Ihesi
2)o HTwHiLOxfii'g VTOTARr Pl'BUl'; RichmoMl. l4iana,a.i Having received the appointment of Notat Plslic is now prepared to take the acknowledgment of deeds ol convevance, mortgages, &.C. Jtc. Oct. -J-th, 1837. 4 Jtf UE.HOVAE.. 4 POTHECARIKS HALL is removed to 21 Main "jLst.. where the subscribers would be happy to wait on tneir old friend; and would inform the public generally that from the arrangements that they have made they wil be able to furnish DRUGS, MEDIC!.'ES, P.4IMTS, OILS, and I HE STL in tpiantitv, quality and price, "atislacurry to all. PEllv t CO. Cinciunati, Nov. 17, 163S. Gaz.J , 4550 EX ECUTOR'S N OT1CE.
.TOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
taken out of the Wayne Probate Court letter testa- (
ternary, on tho estate ol lteborari Juiiuwn, aeceaseu. 03-All persona indebted to the said estate are requested to maks immediate payment ; and those having claims against the sniie, are notified to present them, duly
1 authenticated for settlement, within twelve mouths from Uti date. 'Ifie estate is rupimsed t be solrent. LEVI COFFIN, Execntor. Eleventh mo. 17th, 1S3S. 45 3l Taken lTp, T" Y John Slierer, in Uniott township. Randolph County, I ) Inil.. one black Cow, marked with a smooth crop nrt
ot the right ear ami a swallow fork in the left ear, no other (
marks or brands perceivable, and supposed tube eig.il or nine years old. And a red few, with white on the in-ile of her hind legs at the book joints, and while on her belly, no other marks or brands percei fable, supposed to he four years old. Appraisrd at twelve dollars a piece, by Thomas Davison and Samuel Ruble. 1-do certilv this to be a true copy from i.iv Estrav Book. THOMAS VIMBROl'GH, J. P. Nov. 24 th, I3S. 4fi-3t
PALLADIUM.
D.1MIOLLOWAY& R W.DAVR At tke otk Wfrt rret f MlB mm4 . RIC1IMOXD, Wy, r.mtT.IUfcT''' TERMS OF SUIWRIPTIOX. Twe IV ' annum, payable in advance. T IVu,, CBN-nstfidwiihintlieyear; aadTuai, Douu, a meat be delayed until the jeer expim. , t , T
(Kr A failure to notify the publisher. M a 4 . ill . .....:.i
"-iu:it.i as a new mnr..t a .
will be discontinued tiut.l aU arrcaragee .re pi ,1 the option of the editors.
TERMSOPADVEHTIUU,
Oih dollar per square for three ioMrtloas; ,
cents for each additional inser
rtioo. Per .u c.
months, $3; for ,U month. $C; o, $10,, a, , squares $15 50 per mmh,; Utree square, in Merchants, Druggisu, and others, dvertiiat by toU" will le charged for , ioul of 4000 ., fQQ m Jor three-lourtd, of a colu.no, $ 50; fo, aalf, eofcS or a quarter ot a column, $25. A deduction eT!, will be made on advertisements longer than mJZ column, wimh, inserted by the half year or yeer tered. Ct.nn. ery notices and petitions hm dlroree. J pid invariably i adyance. Arlvtrtiaea . eo J .broad, nuwt be arcmnpan.ed with the ImZiHl for buplication by a brother publisher.
SALE.
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tualion of the concern imperiously demands j
that prompt measures should be taken to make collections at ONCE, in order thai we may be able to lueet our liabilities. We do hope this notice will be attended to, as the case demands. . C
THORN Ui'.KK , HA 1 t-- v vf.
Richmond, Sept. lth, 13:W.
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TRUSTEE'S
fTIHK Subscribers, Trusters of the personal property of
11. L. Akin, will tell at public auction on the premts- j
es latelv occupied by saul Akin, in tne town oi inciiiuouu, nn tiii! Nth day of December. !S3f. the fulluwing goods anil
chatties: viz, one grey marc and harness; two carts; one I settee; three floor carpets; one stair carpet; one trundle j h,l fiv bedstead: rive feather beds anil beddimi ; one i
jliookcase; two small stands ; o;te Secretary ; two dining j tables; one breakfast table ; one Bureau; Mitchell's large, map and guide ; Msp of Indiana; two pair of fire irons ; '
tuo pair ot srtovei ami longs; inrcc uniiviiis t pair ofscales; and t!ie following books : 'n. Rollin's Ancient history, 2 vols. ; Reynold's Voyage ; Jo-ephus; Family Magazine; History of England ; Robisoti Crusoe ; Winter in the West, 2 vols.; View of the world ; Family Bible; Trades an 1 Art' ; Koxibel, 3 vols. ; Owen's views ot pub-, lie discussions; All religions anil ceremonies, Sc.e. A c. ; to- : gether with all other personal property conveyed in trust to subscriber bv said Akin, all ol which is to te aoM for
j the benefit of his creditors. Terms made known at the day i
I ,,ra!p Sale will commence at Ml o clock, . ni.
NEW GOODS.
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Richmond, Nov. 29th.
SAM I' EL FLEMING.
C A LE U S II E A Rt )N . Trustees of II. I.. Akin. lS3f- 47-ts
Richmond, Sept. 15, 1833.
STEPHEN DUNCAN.
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INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE-IXSUIIANCE C03IPANY; Chartered January 30th, 1S37. Office, Xo.ll, Blake's Building, opposite Brow niug's Hotel, 1 uU iaua polls. JAMES BLAKE, President and Treasurer. Ciiabues W. Cady, Secretary. , THIS Company being fully organized, is now ready lo : receive andicaliuns for insurance. i Every person who insures in this Company becomes a ; member of t, with all the priv ileges incident to any corpo , ration, and is immediately interested in its general exten-j sion and prosperous condition. The assured, at the time of j inakin" his application for insurance, is required to give hi
promissory ooiigaiiou, tniicu um ... , -- icrest, the amount of which is determined by the sum insured and the hazald of the risk, on which note he pays 5 per cent, in advance. No further payment is required, unless losses should occur, during the period of sir years, this bein" the tenn for which policies are issued, at which times
assessments are made equitably upon alt tne notes sum urn to cover such losses. To insure a buitdin- of the best class J of risks, to the amount of l,00, the assured would give j
his note for 41'. a par cent, oi wnicn aiu in nuvam r,
tl and 1 for the Policy would m omy mr nis
tirst nnvment. As trie I oncy runs ior six .1. ...... t.c,-
aonal trouble and anxiety are saved to the assured in not being required to make annual renewals of the insurance. I he j company insure tu-o-tiirds of the estimated value ol build- j ings, anil one-half of personal proysrty. j The contingency upon which iho assessments or calls uion the premium uotes depeud, is as much in faror of the as- j sured ill this company as adverse to them. -In proof of this, j the actual results in many similar institutions can be ad- ( duced. No Mutual Insurance Company in the Cnited 1 States ever met with such adverse fortune as to stop its op-
erations, wnicn is more man can iw sun m nies. It is considered incontrovertible that insurance in this company will prove safer, cheaper, and certainly more eqnilable, than by any other method yet devised. Ittrtial losses will be paid in full not exceeding the amount insured. James W. Green, Esq. of Richmond, is hereby duly authorised to act as an Asrent for the Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company. l?y order of the Roisrd of Directors. CHAS. W CADY, .Scc'y. July, 15, 1333. 27 ly. HATS, CAPS, &C. New Hat and Cap Establishment.
THE undersigned have entered into partnership, in the manufactory of Fine 11k aver, Ottkb, Roram, Siut, awl Woet UATS. Thet also manufactury Ladies' Black ami Drab Reavt. Hats; thoir customers, and the public in , peneral, are re)iiested to call, and they can be suited in shr.pe, size, color, quality and mice. Thct have now on hand, and intend keeriue, a general asKtrtinenlof Mens and Boys fine and eosrso CAPS. Cocxtt Mkrchaxts are particularly lntited to call and examine their stock, as it is large and warrRTited to be equal In quality and style to any in the Western C.Ktntry. Orders will be thankfully received and punctually attended to, ami term. mad. easy. 1 ALER fHEARON, JOHN SCFFRINS. RtciiMoxts Dec. 9th, 1537. 4Stf
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL. riSlIK proTirietors of this article, after protracteu I expensive research, believe they have obtained from inorestaJjle kingdom, a safe and certain substitute for calomel; at least, so "far as calomel exerts any beneficial effect, upon the human system ; an article free lroni all substances productive of disastrous consequences. The action ot this medicine upon the constitution is universal ; no part of the system escaping its influence. It is, however, upon the organs of secretion and excretion, that its great power is particularly manifested From this, it will be seen to have a direct effect upon the biliary organs, and to be peculiarly adapted to the treatment of billinus fevers, and other diseases, in which a torpidity or congestion of the liver and jmrtal circle prevail. It is ndmissable in all cases, where it is necessary to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It removes obstruction, and excites a ci jick and healthy action of the liver aifd oth-
erglandular viscera of the abdomen. Being dirTusible in its operation, it produces a free circulation in the vessels on the surface of the body, accompanied by a gentle perspiration. It does not exhaust like drastic purges; still, its action is more universal, and it may be often repeated, not merely with safety, but with great benefit. This becomes indispensably necessary in cases of long standing; for in them intense" temporary impressions made by strong medicines, seldom, if ever, do good, but tend to injure the stam-
i ina of the constitution. It is cleansing and purifying to the system, acts in per- ; feet harmony with the known laics of life, and is undonbt- ! edlv, one of the most valuable articles everoliered fr pub
lic trial a:td inspection. This medicine may be had at Apothecaries' Hall, Main streot, one door above' 5th street, Cincinnati: and also 01 the following agents in the State of Indiana. Dr. A. Carter Greensburgh, Decatur county. Dr. J. M. Whitesel Knightstown, Henrycounty. Dr. N. 1-ewis Clarksburgn. Decatur county. Dr. E. Paslon Anderson, Rush county. Messrs. Tierco and Stewart Marion, Grant county. Wm. Y. Wyley Indianapolis. Ford & Walker Lafayette. Z. T. Percival &. Co. Hartford, Dearborn county. R. R. Carter Danville, Hendricks county. T. W. Webster Crawfordvi!e, Montgomery county. Alexandei Vanpell Noble, Shelby county. Mason .fcGriftith Connersville, Fayette county. Thomas Morrow dial, agent for Union, Fayette and Wayne. J. II- Wright Milton, Wayne county. Dr. S. Procter Greencanle, Putnam county. J.vV J. Ilowen Lodi, Park county. Dr. N. Field Jerfersonville. l.v-on & Wilcox Evansville. Allen Makepeace Chesterfield, Madison county. B- Bright well, Richmond, la.; also by Ieyix Reed fc Brother. A. MILES,
One of the proprietors and General AsenU
Cincinnati, Dec. IK, 1S37.
SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an Execution to n.e directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, I will expose to public sale, at the Court House door in the Town of Centrevillo, Wayne county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, the 15th day of December, 183H, the following property, to wit: one HOUSE and LOT, in tie Town of Boston, Wayne county, Indiana, known by its number, being 28, as numbered on the plat of said Town, taken in execution as the property of Joseph Brown, at the suit of Williim D. Fouts. 1 G. NOBLE, Sheriff W.C. Nov. 10, 1833.
L.EW1SV1LLE, IXDIAAA. THE subscriber, having purchased the above house, (formerly kept by J. W. Baldwin, and more recently by R. C. Allison,) is prepared to accommodate travellers and pthers, in as good style as any other house in the West. His Sta itr.K will always be supplied with good and wholesome provender, j and attended by a careful and trusty ostler. His Table will be furnished with the best the country can supply. In j short, neither pains nor expense shall be wanting 10 rondei j every one satisfied, who may favor him withji c ''Rs;f J October 13, 1838. 4()tf c j
SPRIxXG FOUNDRY. THE Subscribers having entered into co-partnership under the firm of I. E. Jones, Si. Co., respectfully inform the public that they have established a Foundry on tho north side ol Richmond, and are prepared to furnish all kinds of Castingswith dispatch, and in the neatest manner. They wil also furnish patterns if wanted, on fair terms. I. E. JONES, J ESSE II. HUTTO.V. October 22d. 1836. 42tf JOHN M. HUTTO.V.
inr it moJ -a 1 .
some an assort. I . . Miaj.
... 7 T. ." 11 urouirni 10 thu m.rk-. t Intl.. of dideren, qualitie. and color., C. stn,e, Cassmens, ,d different article, lor wtmav wil t rench and English M.rinoea, ,f ,!,, My quainy, """'buMtis, SplrndnJ MtfiiwiW Merino and Iluliet handkerchiefs, nlain .... ft . .-.7
plain Gros De Naples, tariou. colors. Calico.. Iri iT .... f. ...... .i t. . .... . ua.
, -i"", c olc. irxir aSMrtaieMk such that they hope 10 pleas, the imxt fa.udioua, aad h Zi nrirAK- iSpv u . II Im 1 ....... I r. . ' -
Richmond, Nov. 4th, 1p3. Kseeutor!, Notice. ryniE undersigned hat taken out of tb. Prohie. Cat. J letters testamentary on th. estate of Jon. Seutiae.
! ' iio ii tvavue vouiity, inu theralor. It bireaM. j his duty to inform all person, who are indebted a muit. ; tate to make iiiimedinte pnymeut; aud all than tarnar i claims against the anme, to present them leriir .B,u. , catml lor settlement within one year from thniaw. Tl'
csiaic is auppuaaa to oe solvent
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T0NCiLC0U&7 (Tortuously termed TONSORA TICAL.) To shave, or not to ihave, that is the question : Whether 'lis nobler in the man, to suffer The stings and scratches of his week-old bristles. Or save himself a score of anxious troubles, And, by good shaving end them? To shave, Asleep, No more. Shakesjwte. iCome one, come all," nnd see if I, From this, my manifesto, fly; Then, '-be it known," we, Jacob Wallace, (Or any name you please to call us, Sometimes they name us "Jake" or "Darkee," But no odds what you call us,) Harkee! We'll shave you smoother, closer, faster, Than Biddle would an old shin-plaster; And if you'll stop at Number no l's, Just opposite to Sloan's now O-.ven's : You'll say that Barbers ne'er were brisker, At beard or hair, or Dandy whisker; Kr W a i f.ac k vou will cry "encore I"
Unless you've been "halj-shared" before. Richmond, Nov. 10, 1S38.
Bleeding 4i Tooth-Draw insr, 1 John Sonffrain; Who solicits a share of patronage from the public and v.. .rPci to wa,t on them at their own homes, or at his, on the Wesr siW - Hotel-
$10,000 Additional Sloek IN THE BRANCH AT RICHMOND, INDIANA.
OOKS of Subscription will be opened on the 1st day o
December, l.i?, and remain open lor-tni nays nexi , .. j;.: 1 . '. ..1 1 1 s.wb I. .1.
ensuing, tor rim snares 01 aimimnui ..M..i. ... Branch at Richmond of the Stale Bank of Indiana. Tho shares will be $5U each, payable in specie, in two annual instalments; on the first day of April 13!, and first ol April lo ll, together with a p.emiir.n of $3 12 psyable with the first instalment the object of which is to make the new stock f.
equal to the old. , ' One book will be opened at the Banking IJoue, and one , will be placed in the hands ofeacli of the following named persons who will receive subscriptioes : Wit.1.1 Yotisnof Union county; Nkwto-j Ci.at pool, of Fayette; Cmai.r.s , H. Moore, of Milton; Miles Mikfuey, uf Henry coiuuy ; j and Jesse W a v, of Randolph. By order of-tlie Board of lirectors. j ELIJ AH COFFI N, Cashier. ! Richmond, 11th ino. 25th, 1838. 47-3l - I
ISraneli fitank at lCiclnnoud. A DIVIDEND of Five per cent, for the last half year, up to the 1st instant, has been declared upon the Capital Stock of this Branch, which will be paid to the Stock
holders on demand. A Dividend of a part of the Surplus f uml uf til
Eleventh mo. 21th, 1838.
JOHN IDOL, Lurrau.
ICieentor'M Kale.
V V th. -Jltt day of tlie I'itb mo. (Dec.) at th a. residence of John Smith, de-eaed, in the hofwugii i, Lv moiid, a lar-e amount of Houebnid and Ivili han Funntaa, and some other articles. Terms mad. known on ttwdsa! sale. Snle to cnimneac. at 111 o'clock on .aid day, akM due attendance will b. given b) - JOHN POOL Emw. Eleventh 1110. hh, 1838.
A Stek of Cioods Tor Sair. riHE undersigned, wishing inclose busmen, in thu place f offers to sell an entire .lock of ( H IS, ruiuistin( af DRY JOOJ)S, HARDWARE, CltOCKEUT. BM)rs, shoes, &c. The stork Is generally well assmtad, anJ will I anljea a liheml credit lor fftA paper. fj-Aay person wiixa( lo engage in business, on application, will find this an iinl. lent opportunity. K. T, TLtlXVK. Richmond, Nov. 3, 1833. 4Slf
r yilKM A; II a It K WASTKD.-RrcrA Mwwf
II will co.nmeiice the TANMNG bmuoKM at A. eal
TTTAVTED, a large quantity of vv 1 1 1 1 h '.-i- , montl:
WW QUILLS. A good price will be given tor mem, Dy
iiranch
..-1 )nr. ettiiiu ol niurri'sfin anil u iralini n i 1 o mm
u. hnro. u-ith tlie nruvision that the fnuie shall ' Cliasc n quantity or trie n Imji e article,.
be converted into additional Sunk, before the 15th of next ! HIDES AND II V R K will be received for 1ithr nd
iwii mna nir naaiiM.
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... h.iampa ninv ne t .roller iv nn u'i in .-.:-.. ........ . - .., ... - - .... ......... "
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ISA A(- B. SOUFFRA1N, at Ins t nair iuanuiaciury m
the northwest cornner of t ront ami .nam bis. Richmond Feb. 10, 1838.
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Tied into additional Stock, before the I.ltii ol next tiling HMtnwiiir The Stockholders will please to call early, in order on amount, by Mok.ishon &. business may be proierlv adjusted in season. ' and other articles, by D. V. Wi ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier. Richmond, Oct. W, 1837.
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To the Public. OUceofthe Tradine and Manufitcturina, Company,) Richmond. June Hle37. S A T an election of the Stockholders in"TiiB Richmond
Tkaoino ami Manitfactcrinu Companv," held on deceased.
Eleventh month, 20th, 1838. -17-3i
LmiLN 1 STR ATOU'S NOTI CE. LETTERS of Administration with the W ill annexed, have been granted by the Union Probate court, at their . . ... . . 1 . . ii.. .....ini'i 1
.Sovemner term 10 1110 uiuirmir,..o.n i-
estate of Thomas 'Patterson, late ol in ion cojnty,
1 hose having claims against saiu
ndiana,
Estate will
ted for set-
trie nrsl tion'Kiv in ..uuir, j.;.. ., .n............ - , . .w... . . . F Jones Ivinus King, J. R. Mendenhall, T. Newman, . tleneiil. Those indebted are required to make payment
Jonathan Townsend, and Abel Thornberry, were elected : immediately. 1 he P"sona estate is prooao.y ... d'eclors for one year! At a meeting of the Director, , ! ,ct- j JOHN 1. BURGEE. Administrator, held liie next day, James R. Mendenhall was elected 1 resi- Liberty, Indiana, Nov. JJ, MM.
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Silver Ware .llanulactoryTHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
! that he is now preparer! to manulaciure an aimia j VER-W 4 RE, on short notice, and in a handsome and substantial manner. The highest price w,U be , paid n l all tnnes ! lor old gold and silver. J . C. t EtvG L ON. ! Richmond, Nov. 8, 1833.
ileiu. Varner M. Leeds, continued
Brown, elected Treasurer. Aj-They still continue to pay the market prices for clean cotton and linen rags and for wool washed on the sheep. Those who have wool for sale will please call on Levinus King (at the woollen factory) who is authorised to purchase for the Company. ' W. M. LEEDS, Sccrctay.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. Jntt Rrerired and for Sale, by vi.vmxsu Jk a wiim:ti aj, AN assortment of NEW AND CHEAP GOOW, which they are ready and willing to aell Is taw friends nnd the public, on a accommodating lernM atM be prorured elsewhere. All kinds of Country produce received iu .arlawpat the market prices. fl-STOKK on Main Street, opposite th. Bui. Kiehinnnd, Sept. 15, IH.'I8. Vd '
DR. BRANDETIPS GENUINE Vegetable Universal Pills.
MR. S. PIERCE istheonly Authorized .gcni
3 Dr. liramlctrrs i.enuine v
n
S. PIERCE
mond, who has for sale
Pills
F. A.
Richmond, v ov. 7,
1838.
in Rieh-
egetable
WILLIAMSON,
Travelling Ageut. 4 l-3m
ISouses for Sale. THE Subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms, two new DWELLING HOUSES, surpassed by none for neatness and convenience; they are being completely finished, and having excellent cellars and (rood water. I hey arc situated i ithe North East part of tlie town of Richmond. For further particluars enquire of V(.IL JONFS Richmond 11th mo. 34th, 1833. 46 tf
Just Received, Nr.XV A"D FRESH GOODS selected with grent care at the East, and adapted to the calls of the community and the season ; comprising Fancy, Foreign, and Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, etc. The subscriber acknowledges his share of patronage received from the public, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same ; to deserve which, no efforts shall be wanting on his part. N B. PaomJCE of all kinds taken in exchange for GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON, JV. E. Corner of Main and fiont streets. Richmond, 5th 1110. 26th, 1838. 21 tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. TfcTflTICK. The undcrsiened Administrator, will offer
li .,1 ,.hli.-vendue on the 2 Jnd Dee. next, at the lata j f
...;.io., r.f 'I'hrimrts Patterson, deceased, adjoining the lown
off il.ertv Union county, all tho personal property 01 eaiu pareu to 1111 an orue.s in in. line; anu, iromiu' -
Ol llOUSeliOld ailfl IVllCllUn A Ulimuin, rilTC l u:.. aim 11. .11 Alluring, iiw u.n..
Wood and Iron Turning.
11 1 Ii; subscriber, having rented n firM-ral. aciilp H Wm. Bancroft'. Factory, near Richumea, ifanar e-
.lAy-..erl .-nnsistlil?
..,d other articles too tedious 10 mention. A credit will be
given. Terms made known at sale. Sale 10 commence at ; i i o'clock, A. M. 1 ue attendance by I JOHN L. BURGESS, Administrator, j Liberty, Nov. 23rd, l3d. 47-3l
j TAKEN UP by George Reitenour, I OF Ward town-hip, Randolph county, Indiana, a small j sorrel mare, twelve years old, about 114 hands high, a I I star and snip in the forehead, corked iu the hind ieei, and j
also some cork marks in the lore Ieei, mameu wuu mo die. Appraisad at thirty dollars by Edward Edger and Eli- j g'ia Brown. Sworn and subscribed to before me, HENRY TAVLOii, J. P. j October 2, 1838. 47-31 1
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RESPECTFULLY requests all indebted to him, to make payment, a he is very much in want of cash at this time.
n lie h, constantly on nana ai an
SJiDDLES, HRTDLES. IL4R.VESS, WHIPS, COI IiRS mnd SADDLE TREES; ail of which he r.il
ell on fair and reasonable terms..
Richmond, Sept. 33. loJi.
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WOOD wanted at this ojficc on subscriion.
IrilKM FOR SALE. The ondersigned, wishes to ' sell a FARM containing SO Acres, with a small improvement, and comfortable buildings- The land is ot the best quality, well watered, aad in a healthy situation, and only one mile from New Castle, the county seat of Henry county. Indiana. It wilt bs sold extremely low, as the subscribers are anxious to tjrn it iDto available means. For further information, enquire on the premise!, or of J. &. W. RUSJEY . Boston, October 6th, 183S. 39tfe :- ; ;r TOTHE PUBLIC THE undersigned having entered into a copartnership tv ihe purpose of carrying on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its rarious branches, they would respectf,lly tender their services to the people of Richmond and vicinity.
They hope by strict attention to their business to merit and receive a share of the public's oatronage. Garments cut to order on short notice. Their shop is over Mr. Turner's store: stairs between the bank Rnd ?tore. II. B. TAYNE, E. VICKERS. Richmond, Oct. 6, 1835. 3J 3-n
COACH MAKING. THE undersigned having entered into Copartnership,
' under the firm of j THATCHER $ SMITH, resxwctfully inform their friends and the public, that they 1 have taken the Brick Shop, formerly occupied by I ulghuin ' i. Sailor, on the corner of Maui and Franklin streets RichI mond, Indiana, where they intend keeping constantly on j hand, and wil II make to order, all kinds of PLEASURE j CARRIAGES, such as j Coaches, Barouches, Chariotees, j Phatons, Buggies, $c. j POST CFjL CUES j made to order. Their work will be done in good style, and i of the best materials. 1 Repairing neatly and expeditiously done on reasonable f terms. . . . ,
TWO or TH It t. apprentices wanieu at iar auuvc ,
bus,neSS' JOSEPH THATCHER, SIDNEY SMITH. The imder-igned having: disposed of their interest in their Coach Mapolactorv to Thatcher & Smith, weld say to the Public, they have been in oar employ for a length 01 time, and are practical workmen in the business ; and we have noeiiation in recommending our friends and customers to 0,n mr good work. & S ULOK. N. B. We have a few finished carriages on hand, which will be disposed of on reasonable terms. F . Riehmond, Sept. fcth.1333. 3j:3m BOOTS AND SHOES, avt Terr low prices. We have just receive., per recent itrrivals, a very large and general assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which we wilt sell reduced prices. Country Merchants will do vcell tn give os a call before pnxcLsS-. EDMUND GAGE t CO., "So. 1 1, Main street, a few doors be'ow 1 ourtn. (Vtoher-20. 1338. TGaz.l 41 2m c
NOTICE. AH persons indebted to the wtbseriber by Note or Book account are requested to make immediate payment, as he is aniious lo close tijebneas of his old establishment. JOH-, felt KINS. Richmonp, Dec. 30, 1537. Slrtf
fir cat Western Agency. JFORSEK, Esq. having been recently appointed Gene al ent by the Central committee at Indianapolis, to .i,rinl corns of the State of INDIANA, begs leave
t to offer his sen ices as an agent for tne editors of newspapers i residing in other States, and all other, who have demands i on any person or persens residing in said State. His office j will be kept at Indianapolis, where any business in his I line will be punctually attended to. Instructions received i and all orders speedily and faithfully executed. Twelve . - :it .1 11 a.. in . cnllRtf-tftd.
, per cent, commissi., . w "' ,. ;
i and amount lorwarriea at tne orncr i i-re i'""" - j
editors of newspapers, w ho are raemliers of the editorial association in this State, and such others as design to become hereafter members of the same, as well as those who feel iierest in promoting the editorial corps in the I 111 ted
; States, are respectfully requested to insert this notice three
months in their papers, 11 consistent, iree 01 ciia,6r,.. which time the usual price will be paid for each insertion, to such as are, and may become, members of the associa
tion, and until discontinuance is oroerea. October, 14, 1837.
elrt.e at leniioit to brisiitess. he will be enabled W iiMaat.a
liersons who mf see fit to give him a raft. Ciim-M-ken axe invited to call nnd examine hi. worliaaip patterns, and prices, before puich.smg elaawher. N . B. WANTED, A large quantity of lumber, ble to turn ; for which the most liberal price, will b n."SIMEON MACXr. Richmond, Suite 9, 1838. . 22tf " BOOK BINDING. THE eub-eriber is prepared to execute all order, in above basiitea. with despatch. Person wishing UlsM 15ok made, c. have tnaai ruled lo mny iaiternbr directions. The best of paper will be used, if w..ie., est
LOOK OUT SLANDERERS! WHEREAS certain persons have circulated reports derogatory to my character,and if permitted to paw uncontradicted, calculated to injure my .landing in society. It ha been told about town, that I abused and nuued my wife, previous to her death ; this i infamously false, and I .c. bv neranns of the first respectability that I treated
j her kindly, and that we lived happy together. I hee name I persons alter my wife bad given an old woman a bed ami ' bedding, and many other article, for wailing on her, enjoin1 ing that she should keep them for her own use, have now in- ' dut-ed this old lady toeive these same articles to them.
The WILLIAM tJOOK.
November 29, 193. 4'"U
I the work executed in a style which he U persuaded will
j the npprormtion of all who try hiin. . frAnas,rtmentof BLANK BOOKH willbefcept
1 hand, and Ui.li iw '-""" Cai ' frj-BINDERY .itimted on M.iit street, '
Coale's Boot and Shoe Store. YO.VCC. Richmond, June 2, 1&38. fla
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DR. W. LINDSAY,
Having returned to Richmond, would respectfully tender j his services to its citizens in the various branches of the i
j profession. He may be found at his residence opposite .Mr. j
D. D. Silnan'S noiei. Richmond, Sept. 32, 1338.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. "TTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned have taJ ken letters of Administration on the estate of A braiTam Symons, jr., dee'd; all jiersons indebted to .aid estate are reouened to make immediate payment, and those having
claims agaitst the same, are notified to present tnem, uaij
auto.nticated for settlemeD wimin tco this date. The estate is w"0veptj E4S, JOSIAH MORRIS, ' llih mo. 17th, 1833. (45-47) Adminiwator..
Plane .Tlanu factory, Opposite Dr. W. B. Smith's, on Fifth t North of Main. -CARPENTER'S, COOPER'S, 1 CABI5EJ
J I'LANEM, Ol every oewrripixm,
.. ami wnrkinanshin. coaMantlr onhandaa'""T
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CANDLE?. A quantiy of good TALLOW CANDLES, received and for sale. ( vlioletale nnd rctexl,)
by
Richmond, Oct. 13, 1S3S.
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THE JIADIS03TIAX. THE M A D I SO N I A N will continue to be published three times a week during the sittings of Congress""" twice a week during the recess, at $5 per annorn, payable invariably in advance. . A weekly edition is also published, at $3 per annum. Tri-weekly, for the term of six months $3; end weekJy, for six months . . No subscription will be received for tny term abort of six months. ,'". Sobscribers may remit br mail, in bil of aoiveat baaas post paid, at our risk; provided it shall appear by a potmaster's certificate, that such remittance has been du.y mailed. A liberal di-cou.t wiD be made to companies of five or mors transmitting their subscriptions tngetaer. Postmasters aad otiwrs authorized, acting as our agents, will be entitled to receivs a copy of the paper gratis for every five subscribers or, at that rate per cent, on subscription generally. Advertisements will be inserted at the usual printer rates. Letters and communications intended for the estabiUiiment will not be received unless the postage is paid. "Washington Citt, 1SW-
AnxiivlSTItATOirS SALE.
1 TXriLL beld, on the 10th day of Twelfth month fTef V V cember) nex all the personal e-tale of Abranam !c Hed: consisting of one Hore, a Cow and
Calf, Hogs, a two horw Wagon, one Stove, Hay in we stack, a Rood eel of Framing tools ; also, moulding planes ' . 1 . . : . ...inn I InllW.
S chisels ana oiner toois mo wnuw, w .......... , - - I and Kitchen Furniture. Sale to be fceM at the late
and to commence at
saw
h,.ld
Mliltnri of the deceased in DurJia,
10 o'clock; terms wade known oa the day of JOSIAII MORRIS,
T) Adminmrators.
Ilth mo. 17th, 1838.
PUBLIC SALE. WILL be sold, at Public Sale, 00 Mosoar, the 3d of December next, at the late residence of Stephen G. Haat, deceased, the following property of said deceased : consisting, in part, of one Rifle Gtm, two Stnwes sowte Swished Lea'her and tome unfinished, with TAN-YARD, TOOLS, Sec. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a- m , and due atteudanca given by . CHARLES HUNT, and SMITH HUNT, Admrs. Terms made known on day of sale.
November 17, lS.
rj-i)Kiir.e from Merchant, or Mechanical.
will meet with prompt attention nmS (WpM", " . ( reasonable term. We are warranted in work wi1 le inferior to none made elaewbea. '' N. B. PiNtaof all ue--ripiin eMiAjS H. r. Bri;htweli' store. ... . eta lata
liicnni'ino, joij 1 o.o.
Charles A. Dickinson,
rAS mt received
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es Breast Pins of alo VVjTpr finger rings e drops -
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accordian.; an exceu"" .0fk ectacles. The PutJ' ",
11 . .wt miw. .
Clocks aad M
anted 00 te itmrtesr notice. - . ' N. B. Oid gold and ilr V," .
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Tan Yard for Sale. THE subscriber wishes to sell, al private sal, hi. TAN YARD, in th. town of Nrwro.T, W ayne co lM wiui a cood frame Bark Hons, and Currying fenop, a Bark ilin, and tools, together with coiwidera ! If -wanted, t?rms will be liberal. . JOILN LNTHAiw Nwtn, Hw mo. 240 JS38. ,
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-TTt. WM. B. SMITH, jectwT, caii aad eltA- fmtm uam" be refusal. . , - ... ., . r . . fmptei i vlZ', frr-Imperatire "cc" VUeil ' ' ,1 th. hope, twin b. p irrti. ' j
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