Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 11, Number 2, 16 January 1841 — Page 3

PALLADIUM.

r . V" MORNING. JAN. IC, 181. J . ft V .. - BE JUST A X I FEAR N O 1 . . : i COUNT V ASSESSORS. ! . . . i We learn, from the ayce County Kecoru, mat the Board of County Commissioners, at their late J Jmtiarv session, appointed the following named j gentlemen, Assessor for Wayne county, ... . C -1 - IW II1C , present year: Abingto.i and Doston Township!, Green and Terry New Garden Towmliip, Joseph M. Bulla. Isaiah Otborn. Alfred Hoover. Thomas Manning. John I5radbury. Pail M. Barnard. William Murray. Thorn a Tyner. P. I,. W. MrKee. Jeremiah L.. Meek. Centra Clay Franklin JeSfereon Jackfon Waihinjwa Wayne 14 The Hon. A. O. P. Nicholson, of Maury co , Tennessee, has been appointed, by the Governor j of that State, U. S. Senator, in the place of the, Hox. F:tix Chitndy, dcccatcd. The appoint- ; mcnt was offered to Wm. Carroll and Geo. W. j Campbell; but was declined by each ol them. . The IIov. John L. Kkhh, has been elected to J the U. S. Senate, from the State of Miry land, j to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death ofj Doctor Spe.nce. Mr. Kebu, is a staunch Whig, j The Loco members of the Legislature all voted blanks. Tho IIo. John M. Berrien, (Whig,) ha? been elected U.S. Senator, from the State cf Georgia. A WlII IN THE I LACK OF A LoCOfOCO. Dr. Fhancis Mall-.kv, the Whig candid . te, has been elected lo Congress in the N-.rfolk (Va.) D.strict, withut organized opposition, in the place of Mr. IIollaman, Locofoco, tesigiied. Geouge Boon, a member of the House of Representatives of the Legislature of this Slate, died in Indianapolis, oil tho morning of the 10th instant. Hugh Barnes, Sergeant-al arms of the House, also died at Indianapolis, on the 0th in?t. lie was G'J years of age, a resident of Owen co., nnd had resided in tho Stato of Indiana more than thirty years. j i' . .... ..,iFl.la ; Indiana not Broke yet VILIl. . - 1 x , "v.. ....... and industrious Fund Commissioner, in N. ork, has paid all the interest duo by this State, which fell duo on tho first of January inst. Little Delaware against the World. The Delaware State Journal, of the 5th inst., says: "Mr. Robert Husbands of Christiana Hundred, raised, and killed this tenson, a hog nineteen months old, weighing seven Aa,..-c. unit jtyxn ruu.r , .no hams, when trimmed, weighed eighth three pounds tjach." Tho Ilooshcrs knock under lor the picse cut Chinese Armv. It is said that ttia vninesu army consists of the enormous mass of one mrflion and sixty-three thousand men; of which eight hundred and twenty-two thousand belong to the infantry, four hundred and ten thousand to the cavalry, and thirty thousand to tho marine. ... ' . , i A Bad Law Wo learn that a bill has passed j both branchos of tho Legislature of this State, directing that, hereafter, at all elections, the Elector shall vote in the Township in which ho rcresides. Wo louk on this as a useless law, nnd one which will put tho people to much inconvenience, without any benefit. Q-Since tho above was in type, we learn that tho bill failed in the Senate by a vote of 27 to 18. That is, as it should be. Uniform. An eastern editor recommends that all editors should wear uniforms. In this country they generally do their clothes are uniformly ragued. . Surplus Produce. A private letter from a friend, residing at Lafayette, in this State, informs us, th-.it there is not near enough money in the Wabash country to buy up the surplus Pork, and other agricultural productions. What would be the situation of afTiirs if there was no credit, or paper money ? Ilido your heads, ye humbugging locos. Extract of a letter from A. Williams, dated Indianapolis, First Month V2th, IS 11. It is rather a gloomy time with us. The Ser-geant-at-arms of tho House, High Barnes, a venerable and worthy man, died on tho morning of the 9th; and Georoe Boon, an old and vory respectable member of the House, on the morning of tho 10th: his corpse was conveyeJ home to his family and friends. Several of tho members hare been and are now sirk; though but one is nowthought to bo dangerously ill. A bill of tho House passed the Senate on the 9tb, by a vote of ,1 1 to 9, authorising the Govcr-! nor to can an Election for Representatives in i Congress at an early day, in caso there should be a call for a special session of Congress; such election to stand for the next regular election. A tciint reanliiti.in rf tt..s TT - - " "e, passed this; uoay on tne same day, by a vote of 31 to 7 in favor of rendering the President of th United States ineligible a socond term. Thobill of th liana, nfir.; . . ! - ? w w j 1 1 ft n- . ships, failed in the Senate by a vote of '27 to IS. i I did not feel disposed to go for the bill, nt this! time, in the absence of instructions. I thought it ...... i vo o .aw remain as at present, at least,' until satisfied that a change is demanded. j A bill of the House has been reported to the i

(Senate, authorising the Governor to reviso the? taw?; it will, I presume, receive the sanction of! the Senate !

A Knirilpil (iphalfi aron in th Senate, to-uav. i ' on the bill to prevent the issue and circulation of j i small Bills, by individuals or corporations. I hope ; lhe bilJ may pasg; and aao hopQ ,hat ha gnk : may be authorised lo issue small Bills for a limi- ? J 1 ted tirno. ; action has yet been taken on the Interna' j Improvement question. Tho Modification Com- , ... i mill., ik. llA.ua onl n an Ihn rpmi ar n sr. I nal Improvement Committee, are expected to reV . port soon, when we may begin to lorm somo ; opinions. ine Aioamcaiion Liu 01 ine renaie, lies on the table yet. ! A report has just been made from the Commitr r .. teeon Federal Relations, favoring a Tariff, Clay s , Litnd Bill, &zc A resolution was, after considerable debate, adopted, by a large vote, favoring the substance of the report. CITY COUNCIL. Thursday Evening, 7th Jan." Mr. Iluttoti attended and was affirmed into office, as a member from the third Ward. The Marshall, Peter MTarlin filled his bond nnd was sworn to a faithful performance of the duty of his office. I). P. Iltilloway was re-elected Clerk. Tho Mayor, then announced the following standing committees: Ways and Means. Messrs. Ilutton, Brightwell, and I? jrton. On Claims. Messrs. BlightWeU Slratton and ' Wiggins. On Streets. Messrs. Cox, Parry, and Borton. Public Buildings and Markets -Messrs. Parry, Cox, and Ilutton. Fire Companies.--Slta.Uoii, Hollingsworth and Wiggins. A committee on the unfinished business of the last Council was appointed. Messrs. Biightwell, Cox, and Parry. Tho Mayor, presented a claim from Solomon Meredith, a former Sheriff" ol the county, fur costs iii the suit of tho heirs of Ithimar Warner r-. City of Richmond. The claim wasailowed. After tho transaction of soma unimportant business tho Council adjourned. Bank of the United States. Wo this munii ino- lay before our readers tho scm:-.ininal p. jPeed in "5 ol I ho Stockholders of the United States j Bank. It was deemed expedient not to declare a .i:... I..., ,t.., ,i Q ..( it. a ..;, I ., . ,.! u i , lUCUU, l-'UI. illU V. ' ' t -J ... v. . ..in Kikn -.1 j.t il ii-cuhira tL urn tmrtiiinaioii nunr tt'iiil i In the course of the proceedings It became ncrcsfary for the president, Mr. iJunlap, to address the stockholders, ar.d we are gratified in paying that his remarks met tho approbation of all present. In the progress of tho late reduction of salaries in that institution, it seems that tho president proposed the redaction of twenty five per cent of his own salary; so that there has been a gencial ifto Th(j ire!,i(lcnt submitted a report m.t0 nv n committee, which he had ordered to bo 'printed for the inspection of ail wh attended, containing a detailed exhibit ol the actual condilimi of the institution. We loarn with pleasure that the old ,fii'".r rs were last evening re-elected. It is desirable that the president fd.il superintend the operations of tho bank till it is restored to its former flourishing condition, which, wo trust, will be the rasa before a very great lapse of time. Ph'Jti. Sentinel. Pennsylvania Legislature. Both branches of the legislature tf Pennsylvania elected their speakers tin Tuesday, the first day of the session. In the Senate there was but one absnntee, on the call to order, at 3 o'clock, P. M. On motion of Mr.Strohm, the Senate proceeded to the election of a Speaker, when Charles B. Penrose, of Cumberland. (Whig)was elected on the first ballot. The vote was, for Penrose, 18; Kingsbury, (Loco) 7; Snyder, 3; scattering, 4. On being conducted to the chair, by Messrs. Kingsbury anil Snvder, Mr. Penrose made a sensible, fee'ing, and el oquent address. In the House, also, every member was present except one, who was absent on acconnt of indisposition. After the roil had been ca'Ied, the House, on motion of Mr. Crabb, proceeded to the election of a speaker. On tha first ballot, the vote was for er Middlesvvarth (W.) 48; Richard Broadhcad, ' (L. F.) 4S; scattering 3. A second ballot was immediately held, which resulted as follows Middies warth (Whig) 4S; Flenncken (L. F.) IS; scattering, 3. No one having a majority of the whole number, a third ballot was had, w hich resulted in the choice of William A Crabb (Whig) of Philadelphia, 'as the Speaker. The vote was, for Crabb, 53; Middleswarth, -t-t; srntterinrr, t; Tho loco foco?, to tho number of 4S, supported Mr. Crabb in a body, and with tho aid of five whig?, that gentleman appears to have been elected over Mr". Mid ileswarth. tho regular whig candidate. After an address from Mr. Speaker Crabb, and the appointment of Ihe usual committees, tho House adjourned till next day, when it is probable the Governor's message will have been commtincinted. Bait. Patriot. Rhubarb Wine. A beautiful and sparkling wine resembling champaigne, it is said, can be procured from the stalk of the rhubarb plant. A foreign paper states that a patent has been granted in iunsrtand to the discoverers of this new product. The wine is represented as wholesome. ani1 he quantity that can be obtained from the plant is immense an acre of ground beinrr capa ble ofyieldinsr, annually, one hundred and fifty horrsheads. If this be true; the production of rhubarb wine might be made, in this country, a verv profitable and important branch of industry. The plan is well known here. N. Y. Standard. OAnother trial was had in the Bristol Dis- i trict. Mass.. to electa memhor nff!on(rrP on - alhe4tn Jn9t- The result follows: Whig. Van Buren. scattering. Korden 1320 Williams, 3730 202 uorden elected. This completes the Massa- i ehusetu representation, and they stand 1 1 Whigs, ! 1 ,oco !

Robberr of the Western Mail, We have been in possession of the information 9c"ne days Pasl 'hat extensive robberies of the

. .... . ... ... trom giving puulicitv to tne facts, at the request Qf t,e authorities of the Post Odice. Notices of the robberies having found their way into the papers West and E.st of this city, our silence is no I'.nger necessary. He understand that about the lltn of Novem(hQ ..pwuchMcontainillg ,he c,,ef3 f,,r tew York, and all places east of that city, was stolen from the mail coach on its passage (Yum Wheeling

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. - I I . .. c?: . I .1 "V ... V iicuciim. cillio men mra iw -i. 'Pk. ... I V ,t T . . r . . 8 ul the dppartment, from investigation, suppose ! the robberies were committed near Unior.town, ' I'ennsj Ivani.i. la these pouencs were the letters lui ?sew lork anJ ttee cai nfthat city from Wheeling, C.ncinnati, Lojigvnle, Aashvillf, .Nitchez, i . L.'u- , wmn, n,l S.-...ih WPS.rn post offices. The letters are known tc have con- j Mined laree remittance?, as well of bank notes ! a? drafis Soc. t Tlia letters for Baltimore and Philad hdiia, and ail the intermediate places between this riiy 1 and Wheeling, were in another po ich, which is I enclosed in a larfjre bag. and all have duly come to hand. Bait. Pat. ! There is a bill before the Sesate of Georiria and which has already passed the Utilise, that requires nil vessels from the State jf Maine to perform 100 days quarantine upon arriving within . i i . . t . . i . . i . j ... .......... .,.., "- , in inri.'e mnes irmn nny town, wn.ige or nariiiei I in the same. Sime. The officers, crew and passengers i so f.n bidden lo land durmu this period. A '. are also lrtidden to l ino dunnuthts peri violation of thee Iirovision- IS to bo lunihab!e v luiiiiiiiii til uitft) Iiro ipiiiiim, is iu ira I'uuisu.iuit. by imprisonment in tho Peniten iary for a period ;

Ol not less llinn live nor more than ten years. I Terms of Sale a; follows: One-third of tii purchase I Store. Being well acquainted with moit of the approved This is the recourse of Georoie upon Maine for mr.ney to bo paid down, and the remaininz balar.ee iii two ! rules for garment rutting, rind having several year's expea refusal to rrive lll persons chared wilh decoy- ii:s.alments, of twelve and twenty-four months from ! rience in all the various branches of the business in eastern ' ' .lv j.f Tlip ::irrh.iiir will h -eri.ilrn.l n irii'p f an ! we;eril rilieJ. hp tbinks ho will ba nhli it-a nnr.l

i F9 B 'iwaa Imm l.nt tnr.il.ct' nr. di laco e ' r. . .... belonrrint; to citizens of Maine. Tils looks a lit tle like undertaking to regulates imtters in the way of trade between the Statcn, which Uncle Sam has an idea is a pru t of his bii:iess. Dayton Journal. M AIIKI'.TS. Cincinnati, Jinunry, 10. Flour 50. G2; whiskey lo.il?; bacon 11113 04, Sides o, s-houldcrs ., hog round 0 .(.4,. mess wheat iiiii it, prime ii.in; i.aru iii-idj: ."VditiO; corn meal 3bu57; corn i20.ti3 ; flaxseed ti2; flaxseed oil 5. Cin. Giz. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. .10, LS40.-4-"lour Supplies have inrretsod during tbc last tiiree day and the market ' i i- ri '.'"7 ; ;ia : ' e, but prices are Kerabty well smao.l. O'ir f;uo'.ations be ins 4 .(it 1 an lorsiiDrrlina. i lie latter price has however b?en obtained on!) fir limited lot? ) from store, all the transact, on, of any inasiitucle bcinz at ;4 .'17 i at which we notice sales of some Jli) or 1U0 bbls. 5 were freely mnde, but hollers refuse that : I j irk The stock continues to increase apidlv, with j demand only fo.- very limited parcels, and even thp ara maoe at a still further reduction ; our quotaions neiirg nless 1:2; 10 50 M O; 10 for Prime; ri 50 P O. Bulk Pork has j aiso arrived very freely, and priceshave f ither given way, hog round djaoc lb, the latter being tho hthe't price for prime quality. Lard, demand moderate, b t firmer prices sustained and we continue to (junta 7aic. Whiskey still Ila .'.-, gal. nvr-TOronn, ,r .-... .aii t. ITl'J ratln. ....ti.es sales ' Howard strct Flour, from stores, at 4 .la 4 5C4 cash. Whiskey in lihds vn9 held at 'J cents and in bb!s. at 01. Sales of new mess Pork at If! 01) and of newirime at 14').). Mesi Beef w as held at 13 00, No. 1 at 1)10, and prime at !) 00. Small sales of new Baltimore cir) Ham at li'a lOJc. Quotations of .Middlings Uc. anil Siicukiers if. Lard ' Xo. l,9a'Jd,4 months. NEW YORK, January ti. The flour narkel was dull. Small sales ol common brands at 4 04, whim was a decline within a couple of days of almost ti cent: Sales of Cotton were li !, neither shippers nor ma nifacturers doin?. much- About 0,'M0 bushels of I,ve went o" on the 5:!i and litli at 57 cents an I 0,000 ' ushels North liver Barley at 51c. Xorihern Oats 40 cents,. Jersey 31c. Beef and Pork .Markets b itli dull. The Cattle market on he 4lh is noticed thus : '"there were H)i) beeves, including 3 left last week, 100 was from lhe Siuth, llO fiom the East (150 were sold at (11 to 8$, average C7 4 per cwt fair ihnaivl. There were 50 Cows and Calves offered, 35 ol thai taken at 05, 33, and 550 ea-h. There were 0100 Sheei and Lambs at market, and all sold at 1 50, 0, 5, G, eacl." X APPRENTICE wanted at tin office to learn be preferred. Good recommendations reqiire.l. Jan. li.. 1311. G1 ERMAN - ENGLISH W Jan. IG, lill. ALMANACS for sale by D.P. iIoi.iow.tr. Mate of Indiana, Randolph Oiinty, s. In the Randolph Circuit Court, MarJi Term, IS ll. Tarlton Moorman, purchaser of the sevenl interests of James Koust and Louis I'omt, two of the heirs at law ofChristiau Font, deceased, to which they were entitled in the real estate of which said decedent ded selze! : VS. Mary Moser, and Solomon Moser, her hisband; John Fonot ; Christian Foust ; A Inlander Foust; Henry D. Foust; Barbira Taylor, n I Robert Tavlor, herhushaid; Petition Partition. and Katharine Foust, heirs at law of he I said Chriatain Foust, deceased. I The above named heirs at law of Chriatiar Fout, late of said county, deceased, are hereby notified, rat application vvill be made at the next Term of the said Circuit Court, to wit: at the March Term thereof, 1-41, br the appointment of Commissioners, to make partition niong said I heirs vendees of mi'! frooi thn heirs, to-w'.r- ti-.e ont. 1,1 common, according to law, of the following rei estate, to-wit : . . ......, i . , . - , c iroiii inciitj-icici,, an., lulu acres Oil 1 Wt-Sl v the norih-west quarrer of section twentv-si-c botii of township twenty, north, of ranae thirteen, east. ,vio2 in the said county of Randolph, the same being the re-i estare of which : the said Christian Foust died seize.-) and yossessed. j TARLTON' .lOOUMAX. j January 9th, 1511. 0:lw ! SHERIFF'S SALE. ) BY virtuo of a decree, from the Wavne Cire i t Court, i A...... A t ...ill , ... C- . . .- ....t. ..u, . ..... r-.vjj.jsc M t p-JOIIC SlC .1 lie ....... house r.oor. in tne town ol t onticvr.le. W avne co.. .nrioana. on Saturday, the 3f.)th dav of ibis insnm. hef.vfien the : hoo nf 10 .-clrw-t n i . v.i m ; ,1 dav. the followinz real estate, to-wit: Aeemin tract or lot'of land, with the appurtenances thereon, it ieing lot numbered sixty, as numbered on the plat of that pirt of the town of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, laid ou; by John Smith. Taken to satisfy said decree, in favor of Jacob I. Keefer, complainant, vs. Samuel W. Forsha, Hannah Forsha, i and .Morgan P. Olds. T. G. NOBLE, SheritT W. C. Januaov 7th. 1511. Its CASH FOI1 WHEAT. : rr,"E subscribers bavin? rented the City Mills, formerly occupied by Abel I. Thomas, inform the public that they are now paying cash for good merchantable wheat and j flaxseed, delivered at said mills. They will, also, grind ; and pack at their customary prices for such farmers as wish ! to eet their crops of wheat manufactured, strict attention ; will also be paid to grist work. W. M. Lttl). JOHN WILLIAMSON. THOMAS M.CAREY. Richmond, 10th mo. 24th. 140. 42tf

REMOVAL.

si 2 ITAS rnoved his Tailoring Establishment to the 1 J old staan formerly occupied by Boaio.N .V. Alooae, on ; .via. a street. He feel j grateful for the past favor received 1 ins strict attention to business, hope,' receive a snare ! of patronage. Work wriil be J i.u at tae shortest uoiice. r . r . j r r ir i . - 1 - -- - v.. .. J (ILtillU j ticice a ye nr. January 9th, 1511. 1 :6m HEIIIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an Execution to m (iirected, from the Wayne Circuit Court, I will mxooss at jiJui,c "me ai ine i-ourinoute door, in t-entreviise. avne c.untv, ind.ana, on Saturday, the 3tith Jay uf thi. instint, hetwean the h.;urs cf 10 o'cio-k a. m . and 4 oV!o.-k. n. n.. n said day, tiie fii!.iwin property, to-wit: two parcels or ion r.l lan 1, 'ituate in tne ton of yew IJustoii, H avne county. In !ia:ia, and knonn by beuig lot3 numbered 1 j ia 1 id, as numnerej on tne piat ol sai.I town. low M to satisfy a cecree in said Court, in favor of .Nil. .ola Ur.i.y, vs. .Mepaen MeUhianey, Tcrzah Mc- j U .....uey, anJ Josepn K. ilu-hey j 1 . Ci. NvibLL, fchcnil . L . January 7th, 1541 . 1 ts OR SALE Oil BARTER .The s ibscriber wishes I sell or fn-iiaiyu fur ntbi-'r property, two coo l and ; nc ii.iis.icii iwu;c3 in g'juu icaLioiia in tuo ci; ui iicn- j inoud. j A substantial two-horse Barouche a neat and well fuUheJ Baggy; a two-hnrie peddling Wagon; also, a giod ' one-uorss i'eaiDoru. l or lurtiier particulars inquire ol J. 1. KEEFI'.R. Richmond, Pec. 26Yu, 18 10. 51-tf Sale of Valuable Ileal Estate. "IjrUSI'AN'T M a decree of the Randolph county Probale C ourt, in the tate of In liana, there will be of tred lor sale at publi.: out-orv, on .aturilav, the ttn (iav of i-ebruary, 1941, the tollowing described property; be.ng part of tne Real Estate oi ' Josopti Oron, deceased, late of! aiJ cou."ly Slate' iowit : l Acr" of 'i1'1" ! ' 1,8 """'J"!'0," " qu orter ol Irart.oi.a. ,..(..,., n 20: a'... 4 ) Acres. Ivins- in the south-east rnrnor of section No. 17, township li, range 13,ea,t. 1(1C li.IV Ol ?11C J t " i - ol toe n.lniiiu-trator. I"he sale to be on tiie premises, between the hours of Id o clock, a in , anu 4 o clock, p. in., of sa.d da v. ABSALOM ORKX, A.ImV. December 10. IS 10. Ml IMore Lijilit! 3Iorc Lirht!! , The Subscriber would inform the inhabitants uf Richmon !, ana its vicinity, Mat lie tias coinmenoeil manuiacr ir t - v ... Bl,j of ' ,., workmanship, ti.ar will neither runaway, nor bend their backs iu warm weather. He hopes that by ma king none btitgood articles, he will merit nu.l receiie a por- ; lion of their patronage. Manufactory on .Mar. on Street, ' next door to Judge StaiUonsV, i ' X. B. Tallow an 1 BceswnS) bou;ht, or exchanged for Candies. SAMUEL PUM I'll HE V. i Richmond, 1st mo. 2 IS 11. o- tl. . 1ST RECEIVED at the RICHMOND CASH ma rsitfiii., n greai v arietv oi seasonal., e ii.uiwk. also, a fresh supply of Qukexswahe and Gnocinits; alii of which are offered unusually CI 1 E A P ; -but for further evidence of the fact, please call a t the coanter. JAMES E. REEVES January 0, 131 1. :,tf SHERIFF'S SALE. -1""Y virfua of sundrv executions, lo me directed from the i Wavne Circuit Court. I will exooso at public sale, at tne Court house door in Centrev il'c, Wayne county. Ind , on Saturday tho 03d day of January, lo4I, bet.veen tho r in i.i-.. .. -..- ,.M.;,.k p. .... e.ii t i:., the following real estate with tho aimurtenances thereon. situate in t.'ie no.th-east corner of Wayne county, Lid , towit: A part of the south-east rpiartor of section 00, township 15, range I, west; beginning at the north-west corner of Jonathan Commons land, in said section, running east 1CI poles and 00 links to an established corner on the state line ; thence north along the state line 50 poles and 10 links to an established corner; thence west along the established line to a certain beech tree about 0 inches over, which is a comer tree of a certain lot reserved for ihe ue of a saw mil! yard ; thence south II poles; thence west so far as running north to said line as to contain one acre of ground, I for tho 11-s of said mill; thence west to an established corner; thence south 5J poles and 10 links to tiie place of beginning, containing 50 acres, more or less. Also, a certain tract or lot of land in the north-cast corner of section 0G, 1 town-hip 15, range 1, west: beginning at the north-east cor- ; ner of said section, running south 5 poles; thence wel 8 j poles; thence north 5 poles, thence east eight po!e, to tiie ; p!a'-e of beginni 'g; containing one-fourth of an aero. AlJo, 1 a certain lot of land situate in the south-east corner of said j section, running north 5 poles; thence wet eight pc.le ; ; thence south five poles; th-nce eat right poles to the place of beginning. Taken as the property ot Stephen Elliott. t satisfy executions in favor of Sam'l Trevor, John W. Messick, and ntheM. T. G. NOBLE, Sheriff W. C. I Dee. 00th, Is 10. 50ts SHERIFFS SALE. By Virtue of an execution to me directed from tho Wayne Circuit Court, I will expose J nt public Sale at tho Court house door in Cenlrcvilie, Wayne County, Indiana, on Saturday, the 30th day of January, ! Mil, between the hours of !( o'clock A, M. and 4 o'clock ! P. M., on said day, tho folio ving property, to-wii: a certain parcel or lot of ground, w ith tiie improvements thereon, situate iu the Town of Hillsborough, Wayne County, Li- , diana, and known by belne lot numbered eighteen, as num- , bered on the plat of said Town. Taken as the prperty of j Thomas Stapleton, to satisv an execution in favour ot I John II. Bruce. T. G. NOBLE. Shff. W. C. Dec. 30th 1810. iO-.ts SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution, to me I directed from lhe Wavne Circuit Court, I will expose at public sale at the Courthouse door in Centreriile, Wayne county, Ind , on Saturday, the 03d day of January, 141, ht.-ee,i the hours nf 1 0 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock n. m. on said dav, the following property, to-wit: the undivided1 half of a certain tract or parcel of land, situate in tho couaty of Wayne, Indiana, containing nine acre, more or less, . and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Bsinninj at lhe sooth-west corner of a certain lot of land owned or nr.aana',n.t f the Meihrvlist lloi arnn 1 f Jiiurch. arboiniit-r thf tnwn of New jtui, in said county, ruining the -ce , iL i . ., i -, r k. -. . i . l.ieilceSOUIIl i o po.c IU l,m p.a c "i I'rt.iiiuij; part of the south-east quarter of section Xo. 31, township 13. of ranse 1, west, in said coun'y, and bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the south-west come, of lot No. 30, a numbered on the plat of sai l town of New ISoston, and running thence west 57 poles ; thence north to the line of the land formerly owned by Abraham Cuppy; thence east, along said line, 57 poles; thence south to the place ol be-; irimiinz. I o be o, m satisfy a decree in said I ourt in favor of Williams Elsbury vs. John Irvin and William D. i A" OUtS T. G. XOBLE, Sneri.T W. C. Dec. 3!st, 1310. 51 : I Os II E R I FFS SALE. By virtue of an execution, to ! lO me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court. I will ex pose at public sale a t the Court house door in Centreville, Wayne County, Indiana, on Saturday, the 23rd day ol Jan uary, 1541, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 oxiocK t . .11. on said nav, tne io;iowing uescnoea i.eai estate, to-wit : the undivided hall of a certain tract or parcel of land situate in v avne County, la liana, containing nine acres, more or les, and bounded and descrioeo as to. lows, n-wit :Beginning at the south wen corner of a certain lot of land, owned or in the possession of the Methodit Episcopal church, adjoining the Town of Xew Boston, in said County, running Wet 13 poles; thence Xorth 13 poles; thence Eat 13 poles; thence South IS poles, to the dace cf beginning..--And, a !so, a part of the South F2ast quarter of section Xo. 34. Township 13, of Ranze one West, in sail County, and bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the south-wtst corner of lot Xo. 30, as numbered on the plat of the said town of Xew Boston, and running thence west 22 poles and 12 feet: thence north to the line of the land formerly owned by Abraham Cuppy: thence east, along said line, 22 poles and 12 feet, to the place of beginnine- To be sold to satisfy a decree, in said court, in favor of Grorer M. Webb vs. John Irvin. Dec. 31st, 1840. T. G. XOBLE, Sheriff W. C.

REMOVAL.

Ll' respectluliy inform their friends and. the, T t public in general, that the have moved their TAILORING ESTAUMSIIMPVT. l?, " f of the new brick building, wen tneir 7., ' "V "" uoon-j-tore, ti.n they will be) t-r ...... u.... wbh w.u v usLuuiers, ana tae puolie e ' ' ' . I hey, by continuing their Dersanal itMntlnn i.. busines, houe to teceive a share of patroiiaca. Work will ; be done on accommodating terms, in good style, and on short i notice. The Eastern hjhiom it received quarterly. ' Cfcif-An apprentice wanted to the Tailoring busines. u.e lrom the couniry would be preferred. Good recomnen.tations will be required. Richmond, Dec 2t"th, 1640. 51-tf CALEB B. SMITH nd VM. A. BICKLE; tT-v'XG associated at partners in the practice ol .,,ectfuiiv offer their serv ices to the public "in I Courts in said county. All business confided u receive their prompt attention. Off.ce on Main street in Robert Morrisson's . a. i-aii.ii uicmnonii, vne rountv. Indiana, rethe difisrent la them shall brick buillttf Iiot, immeilintely above James Keevrs store. March 21st, Is tO. NE W DRUG STORE. B I AVE jul received from the Eastern Cities a full as1 Jsoriment of Drugi, Jledicines, Vhemieah, Paints, Uus, and Dyt, Stttjfs; togellicr with a full assortment, cf lamily Groceries; all of which they are determined to sell, wholesale and retail, as low as any house in the City. Prescriptions an 1 the preparation of compounds general ly, ntteivled to w ith wti b-t exactne. (tStore on the South si le of Main Street, nearly cppna.ttf tao uaiiK. Richmond, Ia. June 2", 34 if f r - rr (" irXTOi1 ffV2sb'4JS iiHS&WJtS T J ILM A M CI. R IC, rcpertfully informs his friend, I W .u....i.i: I .. . . . r huiil,ogi oa Main street, oppos.ie'lrv.n Reed's Ano'thecary ------ ----- & ' j.satisfaction. X. 15. Reports of fashions rrr ilar!y recei ed. Richmond ?cpt. 5;h, 1-40. 35tf 1 "DISSOLUTION OF PA RTNERSII1 P. The part s' nersiuj) heretolore existing befveen B. iMratlmi and ! L Reeve, under tiic firm of Strattan fc ReerrS. is. bY : mutual consent, tilis dav dissolved. Tha Bonks and Notes i will be totind at the old stand, in the care of B. Strattan. who is duly authorised to settle all the business of said firm. I l"rIt ia exuerted llmtall iirmniu. inilehted. willrnll ,! I pay up without delay. BENJAMIN STRATTAN, r,. n. r-n. rr. I Richmond, First mo. 1st, IS4I. 5tf Aii.B.iiistialor''3 Sale. WILL be sold on Saturday the 23rd ol this intt. (January) at tho Hotel of F. Wesson, all the personal property ol J sines Parmour, deceased, consisting of a choice sele.-tion of Medical Brooks, Surgical Instruments, Drum. j Medicines tVc. w:th Household and kitchen furniture. J 'J'iie property is worthy tha attention of purchase; sale lo i commence at 11 o'clock on said day. Jl;r; I Ali.MOl ; Ailin. JL'LI.VN L. I'ARMOUR AJmi. ' January 1st 1341 5,--3t f I MIE subscriber has returned to his old stand, two door J west of Wesson's Hotel, where he is prepared tonianu! inure, to order, and will constantly keep on ham), HATS of plain and fashionable style, of good materials and supeworkmanship. Jle ki,1 also keep an assortment of j ' various qualities ami patterns ior men ami oovs. ! -o.:i oi w -men w in tie soi.i ior i -asn or approved traue. lie ( -.in hn.fc pasl patronage, ml solicits arontinu1 ance oi tne p.ime. J.ll-i atri'ltlAb. July 05th, 140. 2'Jtf NEW GOODS. l FI n subscriber has just received from the cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore a new stock of fresh Dry : Goo., of the latest patterns and newest styles. His stock : of FANCY GOODS were selected with caro from large importations, and he feels a confidence iu assuring the pub. l)V i lie mat an tastes may do suited Dy calling ami examining i.ir tnemsei ves. sAinoug other articles, tie lias a handsome lot of BUN N ETS of the latest fashion, and Ladies' Shoes of superior workmanship and finish. His assortment now comprises ail usually kept in tiie market. JOU.Y iriLLWl.MSO.X. Richmond, 5th mo. 3d. 1840. I7tf I'rice oT IS read ftt'diicrd! frtHE subscriber has determined to reduce the price of Bread to three cents a loaf.hr rath. He uses none but tiie bet of Flour, anil as his bakers are careful and attenlitc workmen, he confidently nssures the public thnt tiiey shall have good Bread, w hen purchased of him. He also keeps on hand and will make to order all kinds of tost! of the best qualities; persons giving social or wedding parties will find it lo their advantage to purchase of SAM I. EL. I.OWKY. Richmond, July 11, 1610. 27tf Eci-cnip tory Notice. rillils i to notify all persons indebted to the estate of l Samuel Flem big deceased, that they rnuit come forward and tettlc the same by note or otherwise immediately, or their accounts w ill most rerta inly be placed in lhe hands of a 11 officer for collection. The situation of the a fiair of the estate imperiously demand thiscourse. DAN ILL P. WIGGINS, FLLMING WASSON, Adm'r . Richmond, May 1G, 1S10. 19-tf An Chran a the Chranrxil, T W. GILBEK 1', has just received from the Atlsntic cities, in. addition lo his former stork, a general assortment of mercha ndise, suitable for the season ; the newest styles and latest fashions, wl-.ieh he offers for sale on the casii ytern, at prices corresponding with the present scarcity of money ; persons wishing to buy will do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, as lam determined that no house in the place shall undersell me. Richmond, May 9, 140. 18-tf 31 UtCI ETO YVf CENTRE HOTEL. ' I 'HI. suhsciiber has taken the new brick I Kb T HOTEL, in M uncietown, Delaware county, Indiana, where he hopes to receive a liberal share of custom from his old friends and the public in general. The House is large, commodious ami comfortably furnished. The Stable and Wagon Yard are both large and convenient; with a well of good water in the yard, and plenty of good Hay. Oats ami Corn in the stable. Every attention shall be paid to ail who may call to make them happy and comfortable. BEXJAMIX SAY RE. Muncietown. Feb. 8, 1640. 5tf KEW STOKE. Roots, Shoo and Hat?. I 1IIE subscriber having returned to Richmond, and taken into partnership his son, John Edward Jones, bey will hereafter con 'uet business) under the name of Aquilla Jones &. Son. We have just opened in the store reeentjy occunied bv the Dost office, an extensive assortment c i boots, shoes, and hats of all kind", comprising both ladiesf and gentlemen wear. Our stoca w civwq wun care from the be.t establishments in toe east.irom wnieb we expect, hereafter, to receive such addition to our stock as to enable us to keep up that assortrneat which will enable the community to be accommodated. A our stock perhaps comprises as good an assortment as any ever brought to this place, we will merely solicit a call by thoee wishing to purchase, we feel satisfied tbey will be pleased with both quality an price. We hare on hand and shall yet receive a large stock of fall and winter wear; we shall be prepared to furnish at wholesale or retail. AQUILLA JOXES &. SOX. Richmond, la., 7th mo. 1 1th, 1S40. 27-tf FRESH OYSTERS Just received, and served up in order; also Pickled Oyster, and other refreshments Car! at the Richmond Saloon. Richmond, Dec. 19th, 1840. 50-if