Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 19, Number 20, 9 May 1849 — Page 3

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""lrtrpfefeAcE meeting ; i , ;rhirft1tt- rrie-ndsr of tempefno i iMdmv .mwna,- tk mojeet ot ZrtJiiv JESsd M. IIUTTOX, vaa pattsaa nmwin;. - ''ZZ. .-Ji"" NKM rfMIKi; H IVeaidenW .I?- M0? 1 5 , km-.... Pi-r Crocker. M. J. Shinn. and S. ILSimpkins, were appointed au ( Eseeirtiv Committee. Ji resolution passed "that the Y ashingtonian Society meet on Monday eventogs. eini-niontbly.'V , lessw. Morgan, Simnkins, W. I. McHowell, Ifolloway. and the President, briefly addressed tfie meeting on the ubject of temperance. ,Mear.Simpkins, Morgan and loulke were appointed to deliver addresses at the next meeting in this Hall, on Monday evening. May 21st. The citizen, generally, and the ell?r and drinkers of all kinds of intoxicating liquors, particularly, are respectfully invited to attend. 'Come and let us reason together.' Troetd 'tmg of City Council. Wit have not had leisure to publish the doings of .

the Council in detail and at the proper j sures will make them particularly liable time, neither have we now, and our citvlio attacks, and everv means whit-h hn- !

reader may content themselves with a I .nanity can devise should be used to take i,oare:1 throughout to labor under anCe ;t- . ..ft.- .;';,..! f, ,e , . . . (this disadvantage, and their argum

wiwct jmi. - "- jj' j-'" . oo our part. April 3. The Council passed a resolution niakinz the tax, tor tliis year, 50cts on the $IOO valuation and 5(cts on each j poll; a petition was presented for tho ; opening of Franklin steet, and referred to j treet committee; Hill for paving side-1 walks, Vc, taken up and referred to same i voMiiiltee, with instructions to employ a j suitable person to draft Ordinance; Cor. Overman was allowed $3 for hauling out dead horse. April 10. Resolution passed to sell the Market House; select committee reported unfavorable to extending Green jitreet, concurred in by the Council and committee discharged; Ordinance repealing all market laws, was read the third time ami passed; 8 1 ,7.1 was allowed Mr. Huntington, for one day's work hauling diit from street. May 1. Marshall reported that he had sold the Market House tor !( to lr. Dulan; Collector was authorized to receive last year's issue of City lloiids in payment of Taxes; street committee instructed to make arrangements with tho Directors of W ayne fo.Turnpike Company.to have the gravel screened that said company puts on Main st. The following Ordinances were read a third time and passed: "Providing for the sale of Fots in the Public Iturying i t. round; "Making an Appropriation I00J to aid in the construction of a :

Kridgeat .llendenhal! Campbell's Paper i for a loss sum of money than he would Mill, across hitcwater;' "Repealing ' have to pay for a coat six or eight years partnt an Ordinance Auctioneer's Ii-!ago, and that's the naked truth! And cense, entitled 'an Ordinance regulating j talking this way, reminds us of what the Licenses in the corporation of Richmond. ; Jt-ffcrsonian editor said in his last No. According to this Ordinance as amended' Farquhar As Vickers, "can," says he,

the Council now fixes the rate of Auction er's license, yearly. Ten Dollars is the sum fixed for this year. The old Market House is no more! After a long aud protracted abstinence it caved in, and has been cn-igned toother uses. Its removal has added much to tho good appearance of the Street in which it has so long been an eye-sore. -Itut ore we to have tio market house? Shall we always depend upon catching up vegetables, Ac, wherever we can find them? We hope our "city fathers' will direct their attention to the subject. Main Street. The Wayno County Turnpike Company have made a contract for gravelling Main street, we understand, with ordinary gravel, in which there is more or less sand and loam. It should be the best of creek or screenetl i? ravel: not onlv for tlif ilurabilitv f e ...... . nm, uui inu icuiiiiiii'ss oi me cireet. VouId it not be well for the city Council to aee that none but the best ot cravel is used for that purpose. If the company is not willing to incur the increased cost, it would be good policy for the city to pay such surplus expenditure. The Company, will doubtless be in some measure governed by the wishes of the Council. Worthy of Imitation. We have noticed that several of the property holders on Market street have paved the gutters or the street in front of their respective pro-perty with boulders. It not only adds tnudi;UVe value of thc property, by improving its appearance, but will be very conducive of good iicalih. We hope to ce other portions of ike cily imitate the iainje et by our Market street friends. TAal Sign. Our friends of the City Raok Store, Memlenhall &; Campbell have put up the tatiest sign to be found in all "out-of-doors." It was painted by Aaron Smith, who Is prepared to do all kinds ot fancy and ornamental sign painting with neatness and dispatch. iff turned Capt. Sinex, who left this! place in company with several others "for j California.returned home on Friday evening last. He left "our boys at St. Josephs, all well and anxious to be on their wending way "to California's golden sands.' We regret that others of our friends did not return with him. Fruit From an examination of the fruit trees in several orchards in this neighborhood, we think the applos are not much injured, and that there will be bout half a crop of other fruits.

CUoTera. Sevefal cases of Cholera

have occurred in Louisville, other than cases originating on tho boat. The dis ease at Cincinnati is still confined to boats hospital; but the increasing warmth of the weather must soon generate it in other portions of tho city. When

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I - ; lhaveithcre. Are we prepared lor it? i Are our streets and alleys sufficiently ' elansfiil? Has our Hoard nf Health . done its duty? Tiierc is no time to be lost, and it is to be hoped that all good -citizens will immediately make all necessary purifications The vigilant should not suffi fcrfrom the neglect of the careless, 1 ., . , , . .... I ose in authority should see that the and those

whole city is thoroughly prepared for the j er 0f April fo. brings us the conclusion of disease. A house should be prepared for the trial, as follows: those who may be taken with the disease,; T,e Hinchmin Case Ye r dirt against and who are not citizen,. In 1833 much the 'Irfendants-Tho trial in the Il.neh-, man case is ended, and a verdict lias inconvenience was experienced for the been reritlered of 10,OOtJ damages, want of such a house. The laborers on ' against seven of the conspirators who asthe national road were nartimilarl v un. si.sted to place and keep him in confine- '

. , fortunate in this respect. There will be a large number of hands enrrajred on the same work this season, and their rx 1Q cure oi iiiein. ii we siiouiu ie so ioriunate as to escape tho disease these preparations will not injure the town in the least. JT" Messrs. Peciikll fc Dedrick. olTer to the public a splendid stock of Staple and Taney Dry Goods, sec their advertisement in to-day's paper. They have the most extensive assortment of trimminus, ever before received in this city and are selling them at Cincinnati wiiolesalo prices. They have also received a fresh supply of the Celebrated Cariton Teas the best T's in the nlphabet cai'ITAI. T! Call and examine their goods and prices you can't help being pleased. 07R. A.Jc V.. C Piaok, are still re ceiving New Goods, and selling them I cheap, and-no-mistakc! fc5-Our friend Woodward, has ou hand an assortment of ready-made clothing of his own manufacture; coats, vests, unmentionables, shirts, fee. Arc. You can t tail to be suited, cither m tho arti- ( do you wish to purchase or the price. I- all at INo. Mam street, and examine ; his stock. 0-Talking about ready-made habits, and lioon ones at that, reminds us that our friends I'ARQfjiiAR Vickers, have the articles for sale at their establishment, one door West of the National Hotel They'll clotlie a man, from head to feet, i

"rig a man out 'from head to toe,' with a ' productive of almost immediate relief. I have iw.tvcmt .,..,1 .v..t l - i i - ! taken three liottles and up to this lime I have ...- uu, aim put a cane in nis nana, giv- h.t(, no relapse. I cannot donhl that iny present ing him the outside appearance of a gen- frerdoni from complaint is solely due to this valtT. ....... . f i fit -n ! liable medicine, and I think mvself in a fair way tlcmau, Ac. Wo hope I.lder will eo .., ,.;., ' ,i .i ;r .., ,.i,;.,u-

straightway and got so rigged out it's his 0.bvu ST -; n..l.f ..l.n, f ! - a. i only chance! he s a "gone sucker if he don't avail himself of the facilities now i offered by these clothing establishments, lo give himself "the outside appearance" of that which he is not inwardly in possession of. Hig him out, Messrs. FarquIhar At Vickers, or Woodward, so that Jeemes can plainly have the sign of "all ox the outside, and nothing wiArt, sticking out 4a feet!' Do. RicHMOXt Market, May 0, 10-19. Wheat, GOcTPhu. Flaxseed, 6.W"0c T bu. Corn (new) 2(rt?2-2. Oats, 18fffi(l. Apples (dried) i0c. Flour, (lOOtbs) $1,75. Rutler. lc :l lb. ( tr barrel) .V(. Lard, Go V lb. Eggs, 4i."c V lioz. WAGGONS FOIt SALE. l'r B ler,iged has for sale two TwoHorse Waggons, ono of which is nearlv new, tho other consulerolily worn. Also, a sett of double Harness, that is nearly new. Any person wishing lo purchase will do well by railing at No. 27, Maiu street, opposite the RanK, Richmond, Indiana. JOHN HAINES. 5th mo. !)th, ISM. 20-tf DACSITEKKEOTVPC IVOT1CE. SMIT II & S ATTK RFIELD'S Daguerrean Gallery, nr LATEST IMPROVEMENTS; A'o. 26, Main ft., over Stinttan y Wright's Store; NOW affbrJs a favorable opportunity for Ladies and Gentlemen to obtain likenesses of themselves or friends, put up iu cases, either common, fine, or extra; or iu Lockets, BreastFius, Finger-Rings, Bracelets, &.c. and no charge made unless perfect satisfactiou is given. Lockets, Fius, Bracelets, fee., can be obtained at the Gallery, or at C. A. Dickinson's SilverSmith Shop, two tioors East of W. V. Lyude's Grocery. N. B. Those wishing to acquire thorough knowledge of the Fiu Art, would de well to call aoou. Kichnioud, May 2, 13-M. IStf Lemons, Oranges, Candies, XX7"ITII many other articles of Inxurv and W comfort, at M CULLOUGH'S. May 1, 1M9. S K A S O X A B L 12 A N D NEW GOODS! OF almost all PRICES aud QUALITIES. now nnetiinc at No. 27. where everv attention will be naid to mv friends and those favorin me icitk..ii pu.u .rmiiM h,fM hnvin, JNO. HA IN ES. Fourth mo. 30,1849. Opposite the Bank. TO BUILD ERS. SEVER AT, second band DOORS nnd DOOR FRAMES, and aa excellent flight of steps. banisters and railing for sale at less than half I their worth, at No. 27, opposite ttw Bank. JNO- HAINES. 4th tno. 30th. t?49. DES CHAMP'S REMEDY FOR COXSUMPTION, for sale by IRVIN REED. XTCall and gets pamphlet explaining it. May, 1,149. J9tf

A Bcmarkable Case.

A most remarkable and important trial called the Ilinciunan case," has just been closed before the Supreme Court of Pa., at Philadelphia. The chief points of the! case are thus stated. The complainant, Morgan Hinchman, a member of the Society of Friends, brings suit for damages against fourteen individuals, all Friends, (or a conspiracy asainst him. to obtain his nroneitv. hi which thev were so far successful as to get him confined in the I - rankfort L.unat;c Asylum, for nearly two years. as a crazy man. At length bring' permitted to walk in thi yard, he cfF-Ctcvl his escape, and found that ins property . consisting of a well stocked farm in Mont- t gomery county, had been sold. One of ' children had died while he was in the Asylum, and his wife and two other chil tl frotn llinK Thc Pa. Leig rie ' tmrnt in a lutiatic asylum. Thij ver l'Ct. ! after reading all l!ie testimony carefully, nnnatrt. tf iu tr lio n irlf nni" V liaVf ' seldom read a trial in which the defence' had a more slender thread of evidence to support their case. Their attorneys ap-; 1 feel nents, j though in one case a most labored and ingenious one, scarcely amounted to a de- ; fence at all. The facts were too glaring, i that the defendants had illegally seized a j citizen while in tho transaction of his orj dinary business, and immured him fr ( six months in a private mad-house, far more horrible than a jail, and all from one ! of the meanest motives harbored in the j human breast, avarice. Let what construction be put upon the case that may be, this was the real motive that promptetl the conspirators, who saw in every losinrr sneculation of Hinchman, a decided proof of lunacy, and who were ready to release him from his horrible confinement, insane as they pretended to believe him, the moment that he gave them thc possession of his property, they believed him to I be sane enough to make such a disposi- ! tion of it. but not sane enough to dispose of it in a way that he bulieved most advantageous to himself. Avarice being j the prompting spirit ot the uctenuaws, ; j the verdict will touch them sorely. I?e-i j sides punching the guilty, the trial will ! i have the additional good effect of calling i ! the attention of the public and the LegiMI lature to the necessity of throwing better j ippnritifs around nersonal liberty, anil adopting such restrictions and protections as will prevent designing aud wicked per sons, from wnatever motive, using wnat was designed to be a benevolent institution, as a prison f ir the subduing of intractable tempers, the "ratification of malignant motives, or the means of reaching unwortny and unlawful ends. Tho following we offer from a highly respectahle and wealthy gentleman of Salem, .Mass., one of her ablest and first merchants, a man j whose statements were never questioned: j To the Aent of Vaiighn't Ltiftontriptic Mixture: Sir: 1 have lor many years Keen anncieu wnn me severe sulTVriiig. and thc usual means have been resorted to, without giving me other than tern- J porary relief. In February of the present year I commenced the use of the l.ithontrintic, mid 1 I feel haonv and irrateful iu suvinc that its use was J I I IT. Ill" pi I ilium. mi f a i w ' -. SSalm. June 1.1. lSlfi. JOKL I5t )l ' K F.Il . " - - - - I in i in ireai American itenif-nv, mo nuveri(,,meII, is itl ,,r columns, call on Agent, get a hook ; this meiiicine takes hold of all diseases of j the urinary organs, and iu fact it takes hold of all disi-ases of any kind, and cures, with wonderful success. Tlie ircatcM discovery or t!ic Age. PR. TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT: IS constantly effecting cures of the utmost importance. Tho most incredulous are convinced the most faithless are compelled to believe in Ihe po-.er and virtue of this great remedy. It is uuiversally admitted to be the most wonderful combination known to the world, for the immediate relief of disease and pain. It never fails while there remains sufficient life to restore a natural anj healthy action to the capilary vessels of the body, and equalize the circulation of the blood. By this means, a controlling power is gained over the most malignant forms of disease, which cannot be obtained from any other remedy. Such is the pawer of this combination that it penetrates to every portion of tho human frame; every bone and muscle, vein, nerve ana liffament is sear' hed out, and made sensible ofi its purifying nnd healing influence. Hence it ; cones as readily with internal as external dis- , - i i . : -tm. -V . r, inaf f " A I, T 1- iri n n.TH this remtdv has restored health to patients so near the grave that the most powerful internal remedies failed to produce any effect. Snch his frequently been the case in INFLAMATION of the BOWELS? no patient ever need die of this disease where the Magnetic Ointment can be obtained. That danrrous Epidemic known as the PUTRID ERYSIPELAS can alwavs be enred bv this remedv. For 1NFLA.V1ATORY R H EU M ATISM , this Ointment ia the most comj plete remedy ever prepared. In 99 cases out of j 100 it will afford entire relief to the worst cases i of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. For nervous diseases this remedy is of immen-e value. Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism, Lameness, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleuris sv. Croup, Chohc, Cholera Morbus, Ague in the Face or Breast, Burns, Scald Head. Scrofula, crofula, fait Rheum, Erysipelas, Inflamed Eyes. Fever i Sores, itc. . wii I be immediatel t relieved by the i the use of this remedy. 0For further particulars and testimonials, ; see pamphlets left with each agent. I Ul v 9V v. - r 1 1 ii4nneui-ij iviiv ' j For sale by IRVIN REED, only Agent for Richmond, where it can be had Wholesale and retail. Price Cent per Bottle. Richmond, May 9, 1S49. 20 :yr. S9 'SILK axd run iiaxs a.o caps OF THE SPRING STYLE; for sale by JOHN SUFFRINS. Richmond, March 7, 1849. 27tf.

NEW GOODS AT NO

beg leave to say to the citizens of Richmond nn.l the snrronmimg co-.tt.trr. thnt are .

now o!i-nii!j. cireel irom .eviorS ni'ium am. i .

and Ladies Ores Cioml arr yfe; with a great variety of ! DrwvT-n;. ri,sATJ r'.IM; I'DIVfM.'!! TJTT PTPT f R IRHOXS. cVc.

i,.i.-.l, 10, i.ia'"- ....... , which will he disposed of Hi prices to mskf it an stock of 'l'KI.Il.HI.X-S i fuli, and will be CT-V Fresli Supply of

r.. . lv- r,f t'nf CTHT.'R'RIl ATP.n RATJTOrl TEAS. N arrar.ted to

give universal satisfaction. Richmond, ?.Ijv 9, I? 10-

LATEST ARRIVAL OF spring & mmm oooosn

-j- e : ses 9 a-rz H AS lli idea-iure of aavinc to his ciitoniers, cciviiig, anJ opeuiuj tnsniocx oi l"fca

afU-cti.'ii with great c.ira by liiintelf, ami purticiil irl y a'lHtl to tins uursci, romprisi s nil me various colours, iU ilitie auJ styles of Cloths, Cusiiuieres, Cassinelts, Tweeds, Janes. A.C., Summer wear for man an.l boys.

yi .ortmeiit of f.uslies Dress Gooth tiieir wuiit, a ii.l ,11 VKBV SU't. M .'M I would say that your wants have been pro;K-rly I can iy that I bring iiotliinj that comes in most reoectfuily invito you to cali aui eianiin Goods twenty pe crnt cheaper t.'t ta any uihtr Unuse it was all kumltuserij. and ri!,tfuU a tut; but this AS CIIEP AS AT ANY OTIIEll IllM'SK IN THE CTI'V, Tlf in.t all bound for California, but aro rushing riijiit to Come on! C'omk on!! one and all!!! Ann all other kinds of Gouutry ProJuce. taken Uichmoud, May 1, In-i'J. ...j Rein

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tSic Inrgrest and Karcst Coiloclion of Wild ltentilcft. evfr Uihit2 in Hit Ignited

exhil.it at Richmond, on SATURDAY fro.nl V. M . to t V. M. Adm ssiou

j Among the most conspicuous features of this interesting exhibition is tho j SC. DSB" EX TB'- STA ! Z D C mgm BS !, l!Vir:nn'nf trIv Writ. Il onlu one in America yince i8:Jtj. llie irreat difiicttltv of cap-

; til rimr tlt Irliirr.s S 11 1 i:.v...iT., riiiiirp. intrntlicr with

: in a climate so uncongenial to liis habits and constitution, renders tho exhibition ot 1 RHINOCF.ROS in the United States, the Greatest Curiosity in the Animal Kingdom.

;iu iuterest, novelty aud attraction, are Hold aud

others, notonly in t!ie skill and grace which he displays in his exercises with the terrific groupe or .OA'S, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, COUGARS, PAXT11ERS, $c. i ,i.i... ., I ..,, ,,l,m., -..m.na.wl ivith which he exacts the obedience of

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DKIF.SISACH mvy uvvK man v imitators, but HE HAS AO EQUAL HE IS HIMSELF A LOS E. The list embraces all tho finest Living Specimens of Wild) AMM.tLs! that the great experience, enterprise, nnd resources of th proprietors have enabled them to bring together in one LARGE AXD Sl'LEXDID COLLECT IOX, a full description of ttv! Animals contained ill the Exhibition, will he found iu Pamphlets and Hills at the principal Hotels, previous to the arrival of

th company. J Will also be at Con uersville, May lUtli; C Richmond, May 2. 1P49. STEAM AEjD T": 1 1 1 fcZ subscriber is now making Steam Ex,iks, suitabie for Saw .Mills, whieh he w ill liirni-li as low us cau be had in Cincinnati, of the best material and workmanship. Mills may now be constructed so as to run with the siw-dnst and only part of the slabs as fuel; no wood being re i T ture Thrashing Machines of every descrip- , tion, Stationary and Cleaning Machines, warj Uichmoud, April 18, ISiO. I7tf I'asli for Wlieat! PHK subscriber, will pay the highest market j 1 price iu Cash, for WHEAT, delivered at , : the V E S T F O R K M ILL. ' formerly known as "Newman's Mill." He will exchange Flour for Wheat, or Grind for cusl tomers any quantity from a grist to a whole crop. He cau grind about 200 bushels per day, I and customers from a distance will not have to wait long. There is room in his Mill to store , from 5000 to 6000 bushels of Grain irithout ; charge. COME OX WITH VOITR WHEAT!! I JCfHe is prepared to furnish the Richmoud, with Flour, Corn Meal, citizens ofi Bran, and Feed of various kinds, 05-AT THEIR DOOKS,J3) by leaving their orders for the same at Ferguson &. Wilson's Store, No. 18, Maiu street. He solicits a share of custom. JAMES ALBERTS ON". West Fork Mill, April 25. 153. IB 3t D' ISSOLUTION. The connection hereto fore existing in the Milling business bet,FMn Istlmti I.! ' ,r nH t : r n 1, 1. and Tbnmas - . .-', . ..... T w.aw . W. Wrirht is this dav disrfolveJ by mutual con sent. The books will be left at the Mill lor settlement. The business will be hereafter conducted by Dauiel II. Jones and said Wrights. JOHN FINLEY, JACOB T. WRIGHT, THOMAS W. WRIGHT. Richmoud, April 9ih IsVJ. ld-3t. NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT. rpHE undersigned respectfully informs the 1 people of Richmond and surrounding conntrv, that he has recently opened in the "STARR R O IV," a ! where he will keen on hand, at all times, WinrfFancy and Srriwr-Seat CliairS. Walnut ; and .UiIiumm Itnxtam Rockiwr Chair, lartrc I Cane-Seat "Rocking Chair; in fact he is prepared to manufacture every thing in the Chair line. I j Persons wantinr a fine and good article f Chairs need not ro to Cincinnati, as he is prepared to furnish as eood an article and at as low Those ' i a price as can oe ooiaineu n.a,. j.i.. wUhin? to purchase are reqo-f ptd to call and sec. Y-t m" t t- r r Richmond, April 25, 1 43. 18-tf D R. E. CRANE'S SPINO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER & SHOULDER BRACE ; a nw and very valuabla article. Physicians ! woulJ do well to call tind examine them. IRVIN REED. 1 May, I,lc4L.

Kj Vi i. x J XXI!, MAS N STREET!! aal tii4alinia, irpo uu icu e t liT.t,"i Mlinilirr ....... , , . object to those wiFtiinto pnrrh. CITA l. Mitr i-iposed of t Cincinnati u-uolrsalf prices. No. '22, Mais Smtirr. ?mw ami the nuolf- g-Mierany, mat nc i now recm. i, .a 'ir.s ry.-.. ..i... .. ....... .. is complete, coiii;risiug every tiling aJateJ to appreciate!, and you will dud nil "ii K."

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TO THE MECHANICS. !

coiiijjelitiou with your businesses, and I would . my Slock; I d not say that 1 will sell you . in the cilj, were I so to do, you would say thai j much I iio say. tiiat you shall find iny Goods j mailer IC'.l I ir if mil y or,,. . rushinff iu solid mass to net on board a vessel my !lore, to get gjod, uice and cheap Goods. ia exchange for GouJs. 19-tf i Beasts, Birds States: and May 12th 18TJ, (OA 75 VA OA.I ) open cents. Children miner iu years, u ceuii". the. almost imnossibilitv of keeping him alive a l.l i.nv Foremost Original Performances of A tl- f...l ...! the i.imrle. HERE tom amuriage, .uay inn; umou, -iay '"i-'-' 19-2w. FIRE EGIEES! quired. The subscriber will also furnish SteamBoilers of any power required, at short notice. He will also furnish Fire EltgillCS, of the latest and most approved construction, at reasonable prices. ranted to perform well. He will sell as low and on as reasonable aud accommodating terms, as any Shop in this section of country. T. A. DUGDALE. Bacon, Cliccsc, Dried readies. A 1. 4 KG E LOT of SUPERIOR CURED HAMS, SHOULDERS and SIDES. A quantity of the best quality of Cheese. EIGHTY bushels of superior Tennessee Dried PEACHES. Together, with a general assortment of FRESH GROCERIES, Jut family uc, which will be sold at the lowest rates, at M'CULLOUGII'S. Richmond, May 1,19-19. THOMAS MASON, UNDERTAKER AND C0FFINEIAKER. R ESPECTFULLY informs the people of Richmond and vicinity , that he keepa on hand READY-MADE COFFINS, and that he is prepared with a genteel i and will give prompt and particular attention to I uneral arrangements, lie will make ".omni at the shortest notice, cither day or night. ILylle has recently purchased a stock of Mahog ant and Walnct V AN EER and Copal VaNtsH. and has no hesitation in saying that he will be able to give satisfaction to those requring his services. U"SHOP on Pearl stieet, a few doors South of Main. Also, A large assortment of patent screw Bedsteads, constantly on hand, prices cheap. Richmond, April 12th, 1313. 16tf Logwood, r"0 rYKR.-"Madder. Capneras I Extract de., Nnt Galls, Bloo Vitriol, Nie Wood, Fustic, Indigo, prepared Blue, Camwood, Oil Vitriol. Aom Fertis. Muriatic Acid, Lac Dye, Crude Tartar, Arrnatto, &c, i-c, always on hand and for sale cheap, at REED'S Drair and Dye Establishment. Richmond, Aug. 23, 154-j. 35tf " . , . - . nvicn , I A 1 .N i A-N V -AIW-X ln BRUSHES! Afine Stock of faint ana varnisn orusnes, of all sixes from 1(M down to the kmaiteet numbers. Also, Artist's Brushes, Camel Hair r .! X-o I.ial rrird and for sale at Dr iiti' nnr tnr. , u ;hm,nl Aoril 2-. Ie49. 32-tf Dissolution or Partnership. s--anIIK nartnershia heretofore existing between 1 John Haines and W. L. Farqahar, is, this day, dissolved by mutual consent; and we do most respectfully invite all having unsettled accounts to call, when convenient, and make setttement. The Books, papers, Slc. will be at th I o' stand, where the business will be contin-jed as usal by the senior par Uer. ;, . April 21st, 149.

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CHEAP GROCERIES! JCST RECnrED AT NO. 10! T MOORM ANN, Wtfito c!l tho thf r.ejved , ; r. .nn,. .r """" -" ...... - rr.j m I I y r o t: r . Coffee, Sugar. Teas of every deHrnptiujj Mo,;aWt fish of all kind, ground fpiees, j .,f tr, fiue clievvinj Tobacco, Cantiie ot , a flnil, R:,itina an.l every nrlicle in the Oro j cerv lino lie has also rccived, in addition to ma J tock of Grocexifs, a gojJ assorttiienl Cf HARDWARE CUTLKIIY: ! .onsiMiiiE;, in rnrt,rf Slnels rv.d Ton;, Nail. Forks ot various kim!!. Grain Shovl, Trace j Chains, Knives ani 1'orks, Ac. e., which will i !nH)LU LOW! Also, a line lot of ! QUEE.XSWARn Ayp GLASSWARE, i OK lIPKCKKT rtSCniFTIONS. ftrA'l articles k. pt 1-v liisi vvi!! t-e soM m CIIKAl. and warranted to hi of as coon oi'alitt, as can he louiid at any other establishment iu Kit tinioiict. fkfr-AII kiu.Is of CttUNTP.Y rr.oni'rs:. thing iu his will b ldi.eu iu t-ciiA.i-t lor uuy tine. Ilichtnoiid March 20, lia. 13:riiu DANIEL WARD, i. iiiVTiviii'j i... .1.- ...I .i V. I.GW IS & W AUD. and haa mud exteuaivo j aduit.ons ko Mieir siock o. ! . . Family Groceries. Iii sto.-k includes almost every thing called for ! ii -ii ., of foreign aud domestic growth uud j manufacture. j HE COXTINTl'S TIIK i :

j BAkHt. I o the rolIowinR p,ona: CUa,. W. Slarr, Sid. 'and will sliortiy have tho inost extensive aud , t)ey Smith, lllijah CoJlin. S. MnrJock, K. ltorton, he t arranged Uuhery ii the place. His Uaker j s.'l.ynde, Irvin Keed, Mr. Anderson, R. Slinte, j has oeer employed in Hie best and most fashion- , j herrv, J- .Maltin, Mr. Jlollowav, L. h'ishahle eblahlishinents o enstern ani- weilorr c'" i ,.r, J. H. Van Camp, J. Heap, A.C. Jtlanchard, ' ties. ..nd the proprietor feds v. arra. teu ia saying j)r Auytj,,, r. Howells, A. W. Mowers, Charles : that .hose who nay patronize him will not he j Coffin, J. Walker, W. Show, J. Joues, It Davis, disappointed. 1 e-!i Bread anu Cakes may he j w. Thisllellivtaite, J. Saunders, II. It. Pvd, had every day, .y wholesale and retail, ai the j j Oshorn, J. Greeu, J. Kiuerkiu. W. WriabW

lowest possible rates. An;. Ihth, ltt-l?. S4-tf TOWNKM)'s PATENT T "IIE undersigned, informs the public that he continues to builu this valiinbie rriiK.4iii.(. 'lAnusi;, and can fumish them at short uotirc to all who may desire them. He has also just gotten np a new and superior SIX HORSE POWER, which is conlideiitl v recommended to the public as durable and efficient. i Having the exclusive right to manufacture, vend and use Tow use nil's improvement, ill Kuh, Wayne, Fayette, Marion, Tippecanoe. Vigo, Clint :i, Montgomery, Sullivan, Clay, Parke, ; Hamilton, Hendricks, Morgan, Johnson, Shelby j j Bartholomew, Hancock, Randolph, Henry, Uu- 1 ion, and Franklin counties, Indians, he wouhl j respectfully caution the public against making,' buying or using iu either of said counties this im- I provement, except by having the legal right so to do, by written authority from tho undersigned. Any person wishing to purchase rights either to i iiia.ie or use, cau to so on auvamajjeous lernis by applying to tho subscriber. JT TRAVELLERS, and other kinds of Thrashing Machines, constantly on hand, of the best materials and workmanship. F. W. KOBINSOX. Richmond, March 14. lt-4'J. 11:0m F 0 U N D E It Y STOVES IIOLLOW-WAIIK, CAttilXUS aud At Cincinnati Prices, THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that he carries on the Founder) business, at the old establishment. He hi now ou hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES; consisting of Nos. 1, 2, and 3 ixrnnvKD rRKMii-M COOKING STOVB ; Srit.M n's IMPROVED COOKING stovk, seven and ten-plate Stoves of different sizes, with a general assortment of Franklin and splendid 1 arlor r-toves. Also, t ots, Kettles, Andirons and Waggon-Boxep. He also manufactures and makes to order carium; maciunks, CON DKNSERS, SPINNING Blld NAPPING MACH1NKS, broad and narrow power looms, h i.linc; STovts, and all kinds of machinery used iu manufacturing establishments. MILL GEARIXO, OF ALL KINDS, made on the shortest notice. He feels confident til saying that he has the largest and best selected lot of patterns in the Western country for Grifct and Saw Mills. He has, in short, the latent improvements in the Mill-Gearing line. TlUt VS1II Xfi MACII 1 X EJ-i. - He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which ho manufactures, and will sell for cash or approved traiie. For ease to horses, and neatness and despatch in the execution of work, it is not inferior to any in use. The undersigned returns his thanks to the public for the liberal support bestowed upon him, and respectfully solicits a continuance of favors. ILTAll kinds of Machinery repaired on short notice, cash, wheat, or good horses, will be taken in exchange for any of the above articles - miis STOVE STORE is on the North side of Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore, where customirs will be promptly waited on. TIIOS. O'llARRA. Richmond. Nov. 2, 184. (ja:U'45.) riHK subscriber respectfully informs the publie and bis friends, that he still continues the Stone Cutting business in Richmond, ou Pearl street, near the Market House, where he will be pleased to furnich cut stone of every description, on the most accommodating terms. He has now ou hand (and expects shortly to receive an additional supply,) a complete assortment of AMERICAN MARBLE k OHIO GRAVE STONES, which he wilt sell cheaper, for cash, than tbey have ever before been sold iu this city. Plain nnd Ornumeutnl Lettering, ; done in good style and to order. Call end ex amine his assortment and prices. DANIEL MORRISON. Richmond, Sept. 14, 1847. 3tf I BLES, for sale cheap, at the Book-Store I) of Mkndemhall Si. Campbell Richmond, April 4th, 1549. 1.1tf HUNTINGTON HOUSE, RICIOIOXU, Ind. rfHIS House formerly known as the "ManJ ion House" and occupied by K. BaooaiNs, has recently been purchased by the subscriber, j who is now fitting it np in modem style for the 1 accommodation of the public. Ilia 1 1 t ! 4 ...t ,AsA -sritd (Im KaKt th I country affords; and shall not be surpassed in varietv and style by any in the country. He is i HI 1 ra i 1 a III LiniCB Uu Ui ws s-ULM mv - ' . - .... - i : l. : alSO aDOUt rilling up nna eniargii5 &3J? sV 'TMTrmm which shall be provided with a good and careful 09TLE, and plenty of the best of feed forhoraea. The undersigned feels confident that, by strict attention to the wants of his guests, he wilt merit a share of public patronage. Boarding by tbe Day or Week, on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept by the day or week. ORIN HUNTINGTON. Richmond, Feb. 21, 1843. 9tf LIQCOKS. Best Brandy: Old Rye Whisky; Psrt, Madeira and Ten'ff Wines, for medicinal purposes; Lime Juice, Lemon mad Ssrsariila Syrups, for sale at REEK'S Drug and April 23, lt49. Medicinal Depot-t Carriase Sprin.; gf P'RS CARRIAGE SPRiyGS received Of I and forsale low by UV j. M. &- J - II. MUTTON. , . Main st. 2 doors west ot Pearl. April 13, 1S41. I?

' l" OCrBicIunond Stov GtcnCQ , riII ANKf UL ftr pl for, weald aew j form ihe public llit be baa tho largest and best selectaJ stock of Stoves ever offered iu RiclJ mou.i. f He ham a new article, , : . . 5 BUCK'S PATENT AIH-TIQIXT,. !

k i v j: k i z v.t This Stove, with tho new improvements, hrtViuir l.i'irer Oven, aud ftpaier facilities foC boilig, iuke it lh. beat Move iu the Culled Stater. Also, full supply of the Old i utter n (si ) ireiniu:n Slii-.; all f':zcs and patterua Airhts; Saratoga, three sizes; Stauiey's, three mics. una iiunv fizea in uiimu iron anu i mi. Move - . anou- and pattern. .1. seven .' P'-1': , '""V.V W K .""KItiou, Copper Kettles, 1 iu-u are, A-c. Auy fer0n wiiiiue " sa v2SiS2-CirtirvV S3?CS3"2raftl8 he would refer them to tho following person having thick's Stove in n.e: Trtmte of Friii4 Hoarding School, Samnel Toat, llouj. t'ulthum t, l II .1.1 l I 1 I I . : T . At.. W. Fulehum, C. Rutli-T. CAUTION. There are no Duck's Stoves, not Buck's Stove Improved, sold here but by me; there being no improvement made on Buck Stove but by himself, D. Buck; nnd that ia iu this new Pulteru Air-Tight now o lit red. Richmond, May 9, lNl:. 41-tf lit? WIlITi: I.K VI), best brautls. Ml V Iwci Red Lead; en; Red Chrome Red, Yellow and (Ireen; Prussian Blue; Chinese Vermillion; Ultra Marine; Brnzues; Cold i Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; Ros ! 1'ink; 'arniIi Brushes; Faint do., all files; 1 1'i rtitcrk &. Cakbmck Varnish; Japab; Lkatiiir Varnish; Sp. Whiting, rutlr. vc. for sale, i at reducep prihes, by lftVIN REED. Kiclunond, April 'J, im. ' 2atl VltTIST'S i:itI 4li:S. A line assortmetit of Artist's Brushes for sale tit Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. Hi, Main street. Richmond, Feb. 2$, It1!!). 10-tf BRONZE, . assorted numbers and colours nt receivd nnd for sale at Dr. Howetla DrogStore O' t)ct. 10, leiH. 11-tf A Small WatcM-ourr For Sale r'l'MIE undersigned ofll-rs for sale, an excellent small water power, on the Middle fork of White-water, about ono iliile north of Richmond. There is about 10 acresof land attached, part of which is of the first quality. There is on the premises an excellent nnd well fiuisheil two story frame dwelling ajood machine shop, iVc. &c. This properly is offered at private ale on advantageous tefnm. Arty perMOii wishing farther information can apply ou the premises', or to l. V. HOLLOW AY. Richmond, Jan. 31, 18-1'J. 0-ts TIC. roendcnllnll, having taken Wm. . Campbell into Co-Partnership in Ute Ulefiinonil Faper Mill concern; thev expect to ftfrnislt customers wilh (iOOU ARTICLES in their line Ilrin on ) onr UM-J.mS 8H nnd OATS STRAW OThe highest market price paid for Linen and Cotton line, mid Oats Straw; either in Cash, or Faper and Books, at Chkti prices, br the firm of MEN DEN HALL &. CAMPBELL. Richmond, Jan. iUth 1W49. - 5tf FOR FAMILY US1J. DRIED Beef, Bologna Saussges, Cheese, Fressed Tallow Ca utiles, Soap, No. 1 Mack erel, Rice, Ground Spices, of all kinds at E. II. GJTHENS. May 2, 1840. . . )KRRV OA VIS' VecelnMe Put Killer, family should have a bottle of it it i cheap. For dale by April 23, 1849. in the house,I. REED. 35tf POTATOES. A lot of the above herbsgood; and for sale bv c. MccuLLoumr. May 2, 1849. 5-tf Iron. 41', TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale J. M. & J. IJUTTON , Main at. 2 doora west of Pearl. 184 17 April 10, H paiuters know, is superior to that made wilh the old fashioned presses. A supply of this oil from Fahnestock 3L. Howells' mill is always on hand and for sale at Dr. HowelU' Drug Store, No. 16 Main Street. November 15, 1S48. 47-tf: L." ndie nitl Mru's Wear. of almost every description, enmnrisins- the good, neat and beautiful. Just received and for sale by RTRATTAN &. WRKillT. 4th mo. 10th, 1-49. 16-3t F OR M l,K! FOU R S M A LL DW ELLIN O HOUSFS, and TWO VACANT LOTS, situated in Uichmoud. 1 or particulars, apply to JAMES M. FOE. Richmond, March 2!st, 1543. 13tf PAXSON, LEWIS d CO., Sooth-East Corner Maim and Marion ttrtet$i Itirtamoud, HAVE just opened a splendid assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they ntm prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for approved country produce, either wholesale or retail . IT Raisins, Fig, Cheese, Herring, Snrar, Candies, Sec. Ate., for sale cheap. ITTThey are prepared to fornish "Wedding fixings," in the snap of Pound Cake, to all who may apply. Call and see them. 4 irrc!ti.is for sale by the Bex or Poo nd. ' and the highest price in Cash paid for BEEVES mud TALIAJM. , r Bread, Cakes, Crmetier, c Fresh and Good, oa hands at all times) also, FBESa MEATS Snch as Beef, Pork. Veal, 4tc., will-bo sorred up every Tuesday, Thnrwiay and itatasdny asorninit. -.---- .1 -? - Tkey rsspsctfolly invite tho eitisreM of Rkhsnond, and vicinity to call aasl oa tbom; a as! if they go away dssssrtasfiod: mr osnpty-hands-I, it tritall sot be tkofaoUtof - PAXCOMy LEWIS 4c CO. Apr d 25, 1849. , 4 I .t 51 tf