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To the Patron of the 'Richmond Palladium. Kind Patboks: A happy Xe-Yir to you ail Patrons great and patrons small.' With much good will I meet you hear. As "Carrier" for the current year, And while we talk of other times In stanzas rude, anrl uncouth rhymee, I'll pledge myself, (tho' somewhat lesser) To follow up ray predecessor. And give you weekly at your door The choicest news this wide world o'er; Besides abundant other matter (And tho I have no wish to flatter The "chaps" who jet my papet out,) I still must ay about the latter, That whatso'er they set about They'I do with wondrous skill and power, And meet your wishes to the hour. This much premised, we now begin To see what topics we'll take ia To scan the year that just gone by And note events of strange complexion, That in promiscuous jumble lie And ominiou in their connection. When it came in our hopes were high. And joy beamed forth from every eye, With heart elate and bosoms warm, We dreamed not of the coming storm. Long had we fought for freemen's rights, Wiested away by tyrant hands Through many dark afflictive nigrits Withstood oppressions serried bunds And now and now the llattle won Basked once again in freedoms sun. But hark that sound ! 'lis wildly aid Which from the east breaks loud and clear B dml I a train in mourning clad ! The muffled drum the pall the bier! And all the o jtward signs of grief Invest the sons of freedom now Their day of jubilee how brief ! Beneath affliction's rod they bow Their Chief has fallen in the hour, Oppression lost its ill got power. Rest Chieftain rest thy work is done Warrior rest for thy race is run Sleep Statesman sleep on thy lowly bier Where the sod is wet with the patriots tear. For thee, the wail of sorrow rose For thee, the band of mourners came And all the signs of deepest woes Shrouded in g'001" P' freedom's flame. Itest Chieftain, rest thy fame shall be A light above this stormy world ; And freedom's banner long for thee With glorious strength shall be unfurled, Kent Warrior, rest tho battle's strife With carnage dread and horrors rife Hath passed away and we are free Uncathed our Eagle soars on high Our canvass whitens every sea" Our Banners proudly float the sky ; Within their folds in letters bright Bursts on the patriots raptured sight Two names, commingling into one Great Washington and Harbison. Tims had rolled on a little space Another filled the Chieftains place To him the pecple's eyes were turned lie said his patriot bosom burned With gratitude to those whose will Gave him this mighty trust to fill And would so far as in him lafi Their uubouglit confidence repay The people tossed their hats on high And with loud huzzas rend the sky. But there soon rame an extra session Of Congress, to relieve our woes When members labor (strange confession) More for themselves than good of those Who sent them there to mend the laws And do away ths "specie clmri" So long the curse of this poor nation, Vnd stumbling-block to its salvation To make a currency whose use Would not ad mi, of such abuse, That poor and rich. ai..l all.rnight feel Its aim to be tho general weal : Alas! how many a luckless slip Between the upturned cup and lip. Another little space has passed Contusion stalks throughout the land And at the trumpets martial blast A band of patriots' firmly stand "A Traitor bats" they loudly cry " If ill head lim e her tor else ire' It die". The people hear the mad uproar Where clashing tongues are rolling o'er, Where grinding teetn in firmness set Proclaim the force of anger yet Where firery orbs, and knitting frown. Would look a very tyrant down When manifest long and load. Burst from them like a fiery cloud On lightning's wings il swiftly flew And spread a flame the country through. The " Traitor" trembles pale's his browHe sees the fire that's lignted up, A f'elo cannot sav him now, He must drink down the bitter cup. The people meantime see the tarce. Begin their luckless stars to curse For -specWs" getting still more scarce. And "currency grows worse and worse; The sertanls live in hi-h estate The m-islert mourn fitir hapless late. The year is drawing to a close Once more the "Traitor' meets his foes Their fiery zeal scarce yet cooled down. They meet again with mutual frown ; Distrust pervades that spartan band. Who for their proclamation stand Each man, lika stern Leonids.', At Thermopylae's dreadful r,? Contending to life's latest hour. Against that Hut, the f'elo power. Long may you stand ye noble few, A bulwark round your native lan.1; And may your manifesto's too Our admiration still command. On h:gh vaur banner! proudly wave Above trie "traitors" lowly grave Fearing your motto t the sky. In burning light "'Head him or die" ' . Kind patrons! I muti end my lay The year we sing, has passed away And lime on his untiring wings. True to his trust, another brings May you be free before if close From all pecuniary woes And that I may feel with vou The fullness of the general joy. Take from your purse a "Bit" or two And hand them to the printer boy. January 1st, IS42.

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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HE subscriber is desirous of selling at private sale,

any of the property hereinafter described, to-wit: .. . J . r I jt-

Something Ach!

HE uadersigne 1 having purchased the entire stock of

an extensive mercantile tiouK in this city, consstirg

DRV GOODS, ti A KDW A KE and lUUbKl,

The House and lot, at the corner of Main and Front I yt'EENSWARE, BOOTS and SHOES, an 1 SIIOKMA-

streets, occupied bv John tiliamsoii as a store.

A building lot, with an old house on it, on Main street, adjoining the above named lot on the east, and adjoining the three S'ory brick lately put up by Job Burton. A building lot, also on Main street,adjoining the prooper ty of Armstrong Grimes on the west, running back about 150 feet to an alley, and having the advantage of a ten loot alley extending from the front along its whole length back to the first mentioned alley. The property where he resides, consisting of a giod, well finished biica dwelling house, nearly new. The main building is 42 by 32 feet, with four rooms on the first floor, with a passage or entry, kitchen, milk house, wash house all of brick. A good and roomy stable, and other out buildings of a good quality. Excellent water ; roomy, dry a-id airy cellar; about two and a half acres of ground, or a less quantity to suit the purchaser; fruit trees of various kinds. The situation is not surpassed by any in the place, tor pleasantness. It is well calculated for a private residence, and yet is convenient to the business part ot the city, and would be a good situation for a boarding house. This property the undersigned improved expressly for his own per

manent residence, and believes it will bear inspection. Also, a Farm of fc3 acres situated about If miles from the City, directly ou the Greenvillo road; originally owned and improved by Frederick Hoover, and since owned by Darid HoIIoway. The situation is nunauaily fine; has on it several strong and never-failing Spiings; an excellent orchard, consisting of near 3U0 trees, embracing a good veiiety of fruit. The terms of sale of any of the above named property, will be fair and liberal, as to price and time. Those disposed to purchase such property, are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. ACHILLES WILLIAMS. Richmond, Fifth Month 2 2nd, 1S4I. 20tf Clock and Watch Repairing. TVT OTICE.-The subscriber, having

J vl purchased the entire s.e:k of C. A. Dickinson, intends carrying on the business at the same stand, where he will be pleased to receive the patronage of his friends and the old customers of the establishment. He will sell Low for CasiI, ami can accommodate customers at short notice, as he

will have C. A. Dickinson and J. B. Hunnicutt in his employ. Those wishing work done can, as before, be served at short notice. Work warranted, and well done, low far thenEAor. " GEO. T WICKERSHAM. Richmond, May 22, 1311. "Jtf

a variety ot other articles usually kept in Stores, which ' he will sell on favorable terms, in large or small uanlity : for ready pay Call and see, IRVI.V REED. P. ft. A sample of the goods may be seen at the store of

December 15th, 1?41.

IRV1N REED, &. BROTHER.

NOTICE. THE Subscriber having made arrangements with the proprietor of the "Spring Foundry" for power far building Machinery is now piepared to furnish his Inends and the public generally on a short notice, all kinds of Machinery, such as Carding Machines, Condensers, Spinning Machines, Power Looms, Shearing Machines, Napping Machines, Ac. Ac. lor ail ot which he has the latest patterns. He is also prepared for cutting Mill screws, Press Screws, Ice. Slc. E I. KAN AH HELLEV. Richmond, Nov. 6, 1S41. 44-3m.

MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Sec. Sec. rpillE Subscribers grateful for former patronage, beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that we still continue to keep a good assortment of articles

f in our line, which we now propose to sell at IKK KS Kr..j DL'CED to the present standing of things. Having made ' an addition to ojr former stock, recently, on favorable S terms, we flatter ourselves that we can do as well by jou as I any other establishment in the West. Among our assort- ! ment may be found the usual variety of choice and genuine articles. Darticuiarlv Medicines. Wines, and Spirits, a

j matter evsential to the inv alid. As we have ever made it ! Diarrhiea, r latuleuce, fabitual Cositivenese, Loss ot A p- ' our particular study to procure good articles, we feel a con- print, lilotched or Sallow Complexion, and in all rases of ridence in recommending them, and will positively l! Torpor of the Bow els, where a cathartic or an aperient is 1 much loxce r for Cash, than has before been offered in this indicated producing neither nausea, griping, nor debility.

ulace. Persons wishing to purchase, at wholesale or retail, ; and are the scientific compound or a regular pnysinan

w 11 give us a can auu sec nimi co un. t . -.

PETERS' PILLS, Or, really, Health Cornered with 25 or 50 CW

know that these Pills of Peters, are eminently

the best vegetable anti-bilious Pills in n we can

also prove this and trom it will nut deoarl and bo does

not know it? A cloud of witnesses are before you and the world, too numerous too inteligent resistless, speaking what they do know, and testifying what they have seen and experienced. W iihout exception, in any age or country, no medicine has spread with such rapidity and given such universal satisfaction the are in general use throughout the American continent ami elsewhere and tbeir resisllesa power and innoreiire proclaim them one of the happiest discoveries of modern days, and an inettirnable public blessing. They are simple in their preparation, mild and kind in their action, thorough in their operation, and unrivalled in their results. The town and country are alike filed with their praise. Tt e palace and poor-house alike eeH with their virttes in all climates under all temperatures, they will retain their wonderful powers, and exert them unaltered by age or situation: and this the voice of a gratelel community proclaim. They will core Billious Fever, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Sick ieadache. Jaundice, Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement of the Spleen, Piles, Colic, Female Obstructions, ieartburu. Furred Tongue,

Nausea, Distension of the Stomach and Bowels, Incipient

Copper, Brass, Sheet-iron Tin-ware Ianufactory0

and

"MIE subscriber takes this method of informing the citi

zens of Richmond, and the public generally that he

has commenced the above business in Kichmond, where he i.itends keeuinz constantly on hand a general assortment

of Copper, Brass, Sheet-iron and Tin ware; Stills, Brewers, Fullers, Dye, and Hatter's KeUl-s of every description made to order at the shortest notice and in good workmanlike manner; all kinds of Copper wash, "ten and tea kelttles kept constantly on hand; also, a general assortment of tin-ware wliich will be sold at wholesale or retail on as good terms as it can be bought in the west. All kinds of repairing done on the shortest notice. The highest price will bo paid for old copper, brass and pewter. HUGH DIVEX. Richmond," May 1G, 1540. 19-tf

see what can

icant of money. ON HAN D A considerable quantity of Sallk Quinine, Morphia, Cream Tartar, Tartaric Acid, Super carb Soda, Sal Eratus, Camphor, Rhubarb, Jalap, Mustard, Magne, sia, Castor Oil, Af Pepper, Baberry, Gum Myrrh, Alcohol Linseed Oil, Sp. Turpentine, Tobacco, and every description of Spanish and tialf-Spani'h Cigars, at unu.ually low rates, at tho old stand of IRVIN REED & BROTHER Richmond, December 1st, 1641.

Root and Shoe Manufactory. BOOTS and SHOES made to order in the best style, and simdar work for sale. Also a first rate asortinent of Eastern Boots and Shoes on hand, and an assortment of Shoe-makers Tools Shoe Thread best quality of Patent Thread best quality of Needles Spool Cotton Sewing Silk Pins Tapes, ,Vc , for sale at the v. est end

of Mr. Brightwell s building.

NO VETO! t-oins Ahead. MC. BROWNING, Resident Dentist, has returned . and will be at home a few weeks to attend to any professional business in his line. He has entered into arrangements with Dr. Crane, I'entist, of Cincinnati, by which means he is prepared to execute any operation on the most scientific and approved plan. Mineral Incorruptible Teeth, a new and splendid article greatly improve 1, always on hand and for sale. Oy-M C B. will sprni only a portion of his time in Richmond. He will visit all the towns in this vicinity, once or twice a year, that Ladies and Gentlemen may avail themselves of his services. f-Chares low, very low. He will take Cash, Iand, Horses, or Dry Goads, in payment. Richmond, Dec. 21, ISO. 51 :3w

'ITlLAX SEF.D. The h;ghest price, in Cash, paid for I' FLAX ShED, delivered atonr store in Richmond Aug. 20, 1841. IRVIN REED i BROTHER

RICHMOND HOTEL,

Corner

P. A. WEBSTER.

T II i: I A I. L A D 1 U .TI , 18 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BV S. P. HOLLOWA7, .it tfie South-east corner of .Main and Front streets,

Richmond, Jf'ayne county, Indiana. j

Terms. --Two Dollars in advance; and Three

Dollars at the expiration of the year.

Richmond, Nov. 13th. 1841,

Ellis Xordyke, S. L. Foulke, Af A. Williams,

AVING entered into partnership in the Foundry busi-

REMTTANCE BV MAIL. FROM THE TOST MASTER GENERAL. ".i Postmaster may enclose money in a letter to the Publisher of a .Veu-rpaper, o pay the siiliscription of a third person, and frank the Utter, if written by himself." Notr SoniB subscribers may not be aware of the ahnvx rKoiihitinn. It will be see n. th 1 1 by reti ues t ine the

ness, umler tne name anu siyie 01 .lainync, r'i

ic W illiams; are prepared to carry on ine nusiness in its various branchvs. They will keep on hand an assortment of STOVES, MILL IRONS, PLOUGHS, ,VC. ic. Also, will make to order Carding Machines, Power Looms, of the best qualiiy ; all of which they intend sellin" low for CASH. Those indebted to the late firm of Mendenhall, Foulke kt Williams, either by note or book account, are hereby notified that payment must be made immediately. Thechane in the firm renders it necessity that collections and srttleshould be oroiiiotlv made. Those who have claims

of Main and Marlon Street,

RICHMOND, INDIANA. rpiJE proprietor of this favorably well-known HOTEL, has moved into it himself, and is tletermiped to sustain and improve its previous character. The comfort of tlie Traveller shall be his constant aim and having made some permanent repairs to the building as a Tavern house, his interest as well as his inclination would induce him to make it equal to any houe on the road. He hopes to renI der such satisfaction tnat no one shall go away dissatisfied : Prices suited to the times. J.W.G1LBLR I December 15th, 1841. 50,f

STRAYED from the subscriber, three miles north of Rays-

who has made his profession the study ot his lile. lr. Peters, was bred to the healing art be is a graduate of Vale College, and the medical college of Betkshire, Mass. diaplomas from both of which haiif, in his office. Liberty si., N. I'. ; also the American Institute honored him with three premiums for his inimitabt skill and perfection, in genei alizin At manufacturing medicines. Ax the medical sociciety ot N. V. have recognised Peters1 Pills with their sanction and individual patronage. Dr. Peters, formerly practiced in the marshy district South, where agues, fevers, and yellow-jack, grow out of a morbid state of the bile, and here it was Peters' Pills originated for the benefit of inai kind. Some very quarks tell you their nostrums will cure every thing. I would as lief swallow them, prescriptions, wrappers and all, as a tale so absurd. Peters' Pills work no such miracles although I take them and derive more real benefit in one bo than in fifty dollars lai-t out in my former way and I would exchange them for none. The care with whien every bo o! pilis is put up under Dr. Peters' own inspection their adaptation to every variety of ills, where cathartics are indicated. 3 or 4 is a common dose: hence the patient is not compelled to make a meal of

them. Only read what they have done; we mean if any are vet unacquainted with their power and efficacy, please to call on the Agent, and see a pamphlet published by Dr. Pttcrs; where they are recommended by such persons as will in'pire confidence. The subscribers, also, having foond by the past years' experience, that it is teally what it ia rfcommended to b. have obtained a fresh supply from Dr.

Peters, for wholesaling, Se, at his prices, inquire lor Peters' Vegetable Pills fJrPrice 25 or 50 cents. The resistless force of sucti truths their universal reception added to the testimony of millions, 'keep it before the people,' mun and will be heard throughout this eale of tears. C. R. KING. Agr-nt. For sale by Irvin Reed At Brother, Basil Brightwell, J. K. Dugdale, and D. P. Holloway, Richmond. Cofhn &. Parker, Newport Michael Aker, Goodrich. Brother Ai Co , Winchester. S. P. Anthony, M. D. Williard At Putnam. Bloomfield At Jack, Muncietowo Smith, At Sample, Vorktuwn. Joel Blarklidge, Awrlersontowu. M. Sea ton, Centreville. Sinks At Talbott, Milton Elliott At Meredith, Cambridge City. Jno. N. Leebrirk, Dublin. Montgomery At longshore, Iewisville. Drs. Tyler At Terrill, Raysville. Hill At Henley, Carthage Ia., and throughout the Slate and United States. Feb. 27. 141. '

4 WAY

- ville, on the night

of the 20th of November a tay

t,, .hn..t l- vrarsnld. marked with a small maze in

the ta'ce, blind in the left eye, a little white on each side of the withers, shod all round, 15 or 16 hands hi-h, well

set. and hiuh carrinee. A liberal reward w ill

.veil to

fostmaster where they resi.13 to Iran tneir leners ..unia.i.- . h , fi nre relP.,P,l to present them.

subscription money, he will oo no upon being sntisneo a NORDYKE FOULKE At WILLIAMS.

that the letter contains nothing

scriptioti.

but what refers to the sub-

Richmond, May 3d, JtMI.

lllf

Terms of Advertising, One Dollar per square foi three insertions, and Twenty-Five Cents for each additional insertion. Ten Lines, or the space occupied by 250 fnu, is counted a square, nothing counted less than a square ; all over a square, and less than a square and a

'slf to be counted a square ana a naif. i er square tor three onths, Three Dollars; for six months Sir Dollars, or 1 rx i . : s per annum ; two squares Fifteen Dollars and FirTt Crni; per annum; three squares Tw enty Dollars per annum. rrie..-.!i",nis. Druggists,

and others, advertising bv the year, will be charge.'. fr a column of 4000 vi"s, J60,00per annum; for three-fourths of a column, $50,00 ; for half a column, j 35,00; for a quarter of a column, $'J5,00. A deduction of 20 per :ent. will be made on advertisements longer 'hnn a quarter of a column, when inserted by the half year or year, and not altered. Chancery notices and petitions foi divorces,must be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements comiog from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash, inless ordered for publication by a brother publisher. N. B. No advertisement will be discontinued until paid for, unless at the option of the pblisher or by previous agreement between the publisher and the advertiser.

THE CASH STORE. HAS the pleasure of announcing to his friends and the public that he has just received from the Atlantic cities his reeolar annual supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

His stock comprises a general assortment of Foreign and n,.n.' tttr GOODS, of the newest style, which!

were selected by himself, r the lowest eastern prices, and will be sold at a very small advance on the ame. -ALSOJust received, an assortment of Hardware, Queens-vare,

Boots, Shoes Bonnets, Mens' and Hoys' Caps Groceries, Iron, Steel. Na iis, Jtc. Ate ; comprising in all, a general assortment of Merchandise which will be sold at prices to

suit the times. Richmond, Oct. 13th, 1341.

any person'returning said mare or giving information so that I may get her again. Such information may be addressed

to R. Henderson, Greensborough, Henry County. JAMES II. DAWSON. Milton, Wayne Co , Lid. Dec. 13, 1SU. 5H3t

OYSTERS Fine, Fresh Oysters! DIRF.CT from Baltimore, by stage for sa'e by the ran. Call on IRVIN REED, At BROTHER. Dec, 15th, 1S41. j Administrator's Sale. j r INHERE will be offered for sale on Secon 1-day the 10th I of the first month next, (January 1st) the personal property of Thomas Moorman deceased, at his late residence in Wayne Countv, Indiana, consisting of Corn, Hay, Oats, and stock of different kinds; one Waggon, farming utensils, household and kitchen fu.nitore, and other articles too tedious to mention. Terms of sale, sums of one dollar and le3, cash; all sums over one dollar, twelve -,..ihi credit, purchasers giving note with approved security : sale to commence at ten o'clock a. m on said day. JAMES MOORMAN, Admr. 12th Month 14th, M-'il

TO APOLtKiY rOR V HisS. Of all ihe remedies

ever devised for the preservation of the hair, none

hr.t, fr.uiwl finnal to JAVNL.S II A 1 K lU.Mt,, in

deed it has proved itself infallible in p reventing the hair from failing off, and w ill positively by a faithful application, in nineteen cases of every twenty, reduce a ful' and luxuriant head of hair. Please read the fo lowing from the Saturday Evening Post of Sept. 7 th, 1KO : Hair Tonic We call the af.ention of the afflicted with premature baldness, to the excellent "Hair Tmic" prepared by Dr. Jayne of this city. Having used it ourtelves, we can epcak of its virtues by experience, and we unhesitatingly pronounce it an invaluable remedy lo prevent the fallniR off of the hsir, and to restore it from a dead, to a fine, healthy appearance. We can also speak from personal knowledge of the case of two or three :riendho wee predipoed lo baldness ho by the u-e of Jayne Hair

I onic, have now luxuriant hair v a nave nu uip....i.M.

in miff, irtrf inc riin ina tr lv all kind of remedies, for all

eases which flesh is heir to, but when we have virtue of an article, we are free to tay it s good.

riis-

tested the

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HAS receive.1 from Philadelphia, and has opened, at his old stand, (Omerof Main and Pearl Streets,) a new and complete assortment of Merchandize, consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Sfc See. The above have been selected by himself, with great care,

especially for this market; and he flatters himself that he will b able to seii as cheap as the cheapest, for cash. ft-The public are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Richmond, Fifth Mouth, 1st, IS41. ITtf WM. CLARK, IS readv. at all times, to work for approved Trade, Casi, or Credit to clever fellows. ft7-"shop, one door

NOTICE To the Citizens of Wayne County: riHE undersigned being appointed county surveyor, JL informs lhe Putilic that his office is in Richmond, in Robert Mornsson's building, upstairs; and that any person living at a distance, can obtain bis services by depositing a line in the Post Office directed to him at Richmond : stating therein what place he must attend to do such service, and what town or public place it is near. WILLIAM COX, Surveyor. N. B. All kinds of conveyancing done by the s ubscriber, neat'y. and on short notice. . C. Richmond, Nov. 23, la3"J. 46tf

Administrators Notice.

OTIC'E is hereby given that the undersigned hat this

DR J A YNE'S EXPECTORANT. This invaluable medicine is daily effecting some of the most astonishing ami wonderful cures that have evet been known. All who have ever naed it for Asthma, Cough, Spilling of Biood, Hooping Cough, Croop or Hives, Consumption. Chronic Pleurisv, Hoarseness, Pain and Soreness ol the Breast, difficulty of Breathing, and everv other disease of the LL'"NtS and BREAST, can and do attest to its usefulness. It stands unrivalled il stands pre-eminent try it, and you will be forced to acknowledge that its virtues hare not, nor cannot be overrated ; that it stands far above ard be

yond trie reath of competition; that it is the only reasonauie, 1 the only naural, and the only truly sucrelul method of it resting and curing diseases ot the Pulmonary Organs. ! Extract of a certificate from ihe !'. Dr babcock, late ! Pres. dent of t ie Waterville College, Maine : 'From intimate personal acquaintance with Dr. D.

Jayne, a reg.ilar student of the Medical Lniversity ol i ennsyhania, and an experience, successful praetioner of medicine, I was prepared to appreciate the numerous testimonials in favor of his d. Herein medical preparations, much klchW than the rrrit ma.oritv of those which are e-

' w r J , . ; .

On trial of them in my own lamur.

day taken out of the Wayne Probate Court, Letters :

of administration on tne t,siaie oi j noma- .uwnnun, deceased, late of said county; he therefore, requests ail per- ! sons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, i end all havinc claims against the same to present them It-

eaily autnenticatea lur seiiicuicin. wniimifnc jicm ivni ..... . ni..j i-. -.. .. - - - - , : i.nKi.. .niu.nt ' . , . , i , , t. . r. i i h . r, c r so ii 1 1 v . IliRve more than reaiueo

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The estate is Diobablv solvent

J A MLS MUUK.UA-, Artmr. 12th Month, 4th, 1841. 50-3t

j their favorable anticipations. They are what they profess

NOTICE.

west of the l.anx I Richmond. June. 19 IS 41"

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f IMIE undersignel having purchased of Stephen DunX can his CABINET ESTABLISHMENT, and havinr. purchased a quantity ol the best materials, he is now prepared to furnish work of every description in the line of CABINET FURNITURE. at prices suited to the times, and on accommodating terms. He keeps a good assortment of Tables, Bureaus, Stands, fcc. t,.nd. He also keeps on hand first rate WHEAT

F NS. of the best ol seasoned lumber and of good work

rranship. Richmond, Oct. 21st, 1S4L

Ben Hardin's Crockett Almanac. "T1HIS ere a'.'.minick is cumming agin, and the publyck J will be g'ad to heer how their old frend Harding is a-

liveyet. My roomatiz are Better man it usea 10 wa-, ma my game leg has cum round by rabbin" it w ith a empty bot- j tie oi good brandy . I have kepp a aharp look out ibis ime j to have the alimenuick rigged by abel se- men, and have ;

gat ail the letters put in tneir mo pi.ur-, nu.i HiLkc,,-ul out on junks of hard wood by abel boddied men who have seen sarvice. Tnis alma iac contains correct astronomical calculations for each state in the Union for 1812, w ith accounts of rows, sprees and scrapes in the west l ie and manners in the backwoods, and terrible adventures on the

ocean, torsaie cy trie uuu ui r.,.5 - , . . . i I T i

ILLIAM G. ANDERSON of f.ermantown.

avne county, Indiana, having assigned n us, for

the benefit of his cieditors, his who! etate, notice is hereby given, that all persons indebted to him will be required to make payment to the subscriber-, pers lant to lhe .(run of their several contracts ; and ail persons holding claims a gainst the said Anderson are requested to present thein to us without delay. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. W. M. COsGROVE. December 15th. 1?41. S0-Gt

BOOK STORE.

November 13th. 1512.

RICHARD BURK.

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WA'sISTRATES1 BLANKS, For Sale at this Office.

A Small Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to d;poe of the small Farm on which he resides, situated in Wayne county, Indiana, aboat half a mile eaat of Washington, containing b0 acres, about 50 cleared and improved ihe balance well timbered ; with a small Orchard, and a never-failing Spring of good water near the dwelling House, enough and to spare for family use and rot stock during the dryest months in summer. The situation is healthy and convenient to places of worship, schools, mills, and stores. Ths terms will be made liberal and corresponding with the present bard times, and a deed given the purchaser, elesj of all incumbrance. D. E. ROW LETT. N. B. Also, a quarter section of "od LAND, in Wabash county, about 4 miles south of Eel river, and FORTY" ACRES in Hamilton county, north of Indianapolis. 11th sno. -26th, 1341. 4

CALEB

B. SMITH, and YM. A.. fifOitw.,

Attorneys at law, UlCHMOD, WiVfcE COCNTT, INDIANA . WILLIAM A. B1CKLE, Master in Chanit.

June 13, 141.

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SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a decree and Execution to me directe-: from the Wayne Cueuil Coutr, I will expose at public sale at tne Court house door in Centreville, Wayne County Indiana, on the 15lh day of Jsnuabetween the hours of ten o'clock, A. M., end four nV'nck P. M..on said day, ir e following property, to-wit :

two certain lots of land in the Town of Hilisoorough, Wayne i flotum or summer complaint; and ia all the above

Co inty Indiana, an! known by being Lou numbered eleven j jt ttxj meM Jxke a charm. and forty-two as numbered on the plat of Said Town. Taken j

as the property of Levi Bosweii, to satisfy said decree and j

execution. THOS. G. NOBLE. S. W. C Dec 23.1S41.

, be not quack nostrums butskilfully prepared antidote for some of the most afflictive of human diseases. I know they are highly estmed. and frequently preecribed, by some of the mosi respectable of the regular practioners of medicine of this city and elsewhere, and 1 do not hesitate to commend them as a valuable-addition to our materia medica, and a safe, as well as eminently useful remedy for the '1'BSe',-,, Rrrr.3 babcock, Jr. Mr. Nicholas Harris, one of the deacons of the t irst Baptist Church of Philadelphia, has been perfectly eure bv it after bavin- suffered for sixty years with Asthma,

which hitherto baffled the skill of some of the best rtiysiciansof the city. Miss Mary Campbell of Fayette Co. Pa., has been cured of Astnma of eighteen years standing by this Expectorant- . i Finally, what the public have long desired, a medicine of ' this kind which might be depended upon, prepared by a ' reeular physician is now offered to them, and can be bad of , JAMES K. DUGDALE, ! July 24, 1841 20-ly Kicuaovn, la.

J A YNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM is a certain, safe and efleetua! remedy for dysentery, D arrhoea. er looseness, cholera morbus, summer comprint, griping pains, cramp, nervous tremors, aid for all bowel affections and nervous diseases. , Triii is one of the most efficient, pleasant and set compositions ever offered lo the public for the cure of the vat ; ! of ,h. stomach and bowels and th only

article worthy of the least confidence for curing cholera inr !.;. nd ia all the above tSiseases-

Gentlemen and Ladies Shoes,

HOLESALE and retail, at the

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west end of Mr. . WEBSTER.

WORMS! WORMS'.! WORMS:'.: To remove these

! troublesome and dai.gertti inhabitant of the stomach aw

bowels, which so often impair the health rvl rte .troy -lives of Children, use JA YNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE a certain and safe pre aration for the removal oi -iou kinds ot worm, dyspepsia, sour stomach, want of appetite, infantile fever and agoe, and debility of tba ec and bowel and organ of digestion. ForSbT JAMES K. DUG D ALL, 1017 23,18412317. Rkkw-i,