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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
NOTICE.

HE Hon. Court 0f Probate Gur the Dis.
 trict of L4itehnsld hath Iirnited and allow ed six months from the date hereof for che creditors to tlssseslate 0f 12
 LEVI B. DUNBAR.
 late Of HaFkidton. decsased, so exhibit their claiins forsettIemenl. Th0ss who neglect Id present their accounts. ps0perly attcsted, within said iisns will bs dehsrsed a recovery. All peraDns indehled 10 said estate are re- qussled t0 Nnake immediate aynsent to
 JkREMlAR HoLr. Adsinisfraier. ss,sIs M HAKEAn DuNnAR, Adn,inissrasrir. Harie;nton, Sept, sS. 1888 le
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

Tie SUrERlok, Capt. M. Sdntord, and
 SPLENDID, Capt. B. Stone, E WELL. diiermafsly, leave New Haven tlai- w ly, (Sundays excepird.) at 12 o'clock M. Retarniug. leave New York daily, fSun- days exeepted) as . o'clock A. M.
 Passage from Nesr- HGven Co New- Fork, Sa co sssaS 1. s LiickJsld and Hortford '.
 e Neae- Ysrk, including sf0ee fare. ~
 Excellent Post Coaches always n readiness on the arrival of these Bpats af New Haven, to convey passengerstO Hartford. Providence, Boston, &c. also :o LiiehHeld, yia Salem Bridge. Waterbury and Waierf0wn. on Mon- days. Wednesdays. and Friiays. anc sia Der by. HumphFeyssille. Oxford and W0odbury, on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sasurdays; and to FaFmiagt0n on T0esdays. Thussdays and Saturdays. and return on the allernaie days intime for the Baats.
 0 Freight ~ill heseafleF hs taken on board Ahe above Boals.s N JOEL ROOr. Ag.na g
 Ne,esHaseas Aug Q. 1883 % |. . 1hs Sssem Beat United Sfasss. srRirR ka. tteH emgigyed as . fisigks toai. kns 6ssn uilR- stttt.M Y AL s4. ttttFs 4 l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
Agents Wanted.

6tONSTANT employment will be given NJ to twelve or fifteen good and responsible Agents tos obtain subscriptions f,r rare aRd valuable Copy y-right Books. Letters address sed to the subscribers will receive immediate attention. Fl. MANSFIELD g. co.
 NO. 54 Stafe. Street. Nsse- Hoven.
 September Ia N s Al5 ],
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
rA AR RTETY ST()RE E.
 K. A. LORD @

Has just receiUed an assortment of HErTLEMEN's Breast Pins, Studs, Gilt M Watch Keys, and other Jewelry articles; Old Windsor, almond, cinnamon, vegetable, Naples, rose. oriental, and violet Soaps; Rus sia. Antique, and other Oils Milk of Roses, Toilet Powder. Almond Paste, Tooth Pow der, Pomatum. LaSendar Water, Cologne Water, Withsa general assortment of Perf fants- sry. ALSO. ! EngEsh and Wire Whips; HarmOnicans ; Birds, Squirrels. Monkeys. Horses. Bird-ca ges, Moving Figures, and various other Toys for children. ALSO,
 A supply of Fish HUnks and Lines.
 Sent. IF IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
NOTICE.

HE Court of Probate for the District of A &lsar0n hath deereed shAt six monihs ffpm this dais be appointed. allowed and lim- tied l0r the credIiFs of tha esiaie of .i ISAAC DEEBE. % N. lgis ef CanaRn. in said 6islFiet. 1Reesaea ca sShlhil their elaimssaGninat ssld estate iu the suhscrihsEs fas AdjMsemrnt and payment. All ciasnas aot aShlbllxd within the lipp alsFnsnId VII hn debnrFsd recusery.
 LEVI nENnE. i, Erscu.
 CHARLES DEEDE, tors. Canasn. Srs. io. ia0s ie
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
Drugs Gnd JWediciaes, Paints, Oils, Wines, sc.
 Ar Wholesale and Refaii. s4

spl TAF
 J. G. BECK WITH
 nFFERS for sale a eUMplete assortment NJ of the above articles fo quantities to suit the purchaser, on as good terms as they can be bought within the state. for cash or credit, including an assortment of Bfnnzes, Gold and Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums C0paI. and She'll Lac. Alcohol. Japan and Copal Varnish, Ta- marinds, Madder. Cochinrai, Indigo, Amefi- can and Russian IsingIass. Spices, Sal Eraisis, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidliiz Powders, Congress Water sGperiar aad common winter Sperm, Castor. pure Linseed and Sweet Oils. Comp. Cklsrine YO0th Wash, Presion's Salts. Bayberry TalloW. sass ssssS
 large assirtment of PATENT MEDl- CINE -inclnding Hooper's, James, .Rush's and Phinney's Anti-dyspeptic Pills. Deah's RheMnaatic Pills, Kldderss Medicines, Adder son's Cough Drops, Batemsn's Drops. IS .xaiuass Panacea. Wcich Msdican1entuu1,T ,ThOmpson's Eye Water, SIc. ss'
 Also, complete assortment 0f English and American F PAiNTS-amnng which are white and red Lead. Whiting. Chrome Yellow and Green, Prussian Blue No. | and z. Dntch and Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna, Vermillion. Lamp Black, 2Sc. M London Brown Stout and f.. and Philad. Porter-Old Madeira. pure Port, S.anaOs and other WINES. in bottles and by dranght, at retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Sin. WI. Rum, &c.Sas medicines. ff@z4
 Physicians. Matters. Painters. Sse.s supplied on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New York. s3ssH + e Al e U I'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
D G. HE ECKWETW.
At lks sigm Qf Ilrags and a1slici.es

<Ae tst& Ss&W " Aksts$s 1ssw tkA eUyCxB&&a
 ls RKcEIxtMe9 9cONsTANfLxs
 GENUINn MEDLCINEs; Enslish and and als0 Prepared OILS for painting; Pnsc Port. Madeira, and other WINES L. and P. Porter; Gums T'nspentines, Lamp 0il--D DYE STUFFS-- Tfusses. Congress Wstet. Sc.--- inclpdipe .alI Arliclss and medicinal psepara- ligns asuslIy found in eeanexion with the a- bose astieIes which hs will sell at | small atl. tAhce from c0st f1r cash 0f good credit. N
 kifekfeld. As9.t , < gs aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
New Goods.
CHANEES E. WEBB

 Hds just reeiDed from Nese- Fork. and is nost
 opgRiag, q teE1 EXPENSIVE Ass0RxmENT ef
 NEW GOODS. n part 0s Jbiloses: CUPERFINE. common. and l0w-priced - black, blue. mi1ed. and olive cUlOarst BROADCEUTHS, well worth an exaInina- liOn hy thNse who wish tO purchase; large assortment of fancy cOiored CAsslMEREs and 6ATTlNkTTs; Petershams for over. coats 5 English and French MsrinO Cloths Mssino Circassians, Cloak Cambleis, MerinO Shassls, Wool Draws and Shirts, wool and wOrsled Hose, Rne & common VestiDgs; white, green. red and yellow Flannels; Salisbury Flannels; Chintzes and C0licOes. Sheelings E. Shirtings. Bed Tickings, Linens. Diapers, Table Linens. Long Lawns, Linen HandkeFchiefs; i; Book, Jackonet. Swiss and fancy Muslins; figured and plain Bob6inet do Lsaces and EdgiDgs 1; Italian Silks, silk and velvet Vestings. Fancy Handkerchiefs and Sfawls; buckskin. beaver and horseskin Gloves, SEc.-and general as- sortment of TRIMMINasga and other Goodst too Rsimerous tO mention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
]" Upon sn8I lD0rf ie's trwe---
 !" Tfhnfit goss idy it's . lie ?'' ! Isf II1 GILL

TTAS int receixetl the New York FAI4 L and WINTER FASHIONS
 The suhscfihes would also inform the Tai lors If Litcbieid county that he llas accepfetii the Agency to sell A. N. S0gMez,s Rsporis.- All orders Will be punetually attendedtc.
 TERMs. aapprs Ofs ETashipns t0 subscribers Ss OO--to u0nssabscribers S4 0--payahle'in' advance. L. GILL.
 Litchfeld. .Sepf. "a fe
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
NEW BOOKS.
Just Receiced Gt tke New Bookstore ,,

Just ReceiUcd dt tke WeW BOOkstOre 70
 East Street,
 TURRAN'S Speeches " yIand's Disco Nl verirs--3d and 4th vol. of Theological Library, Young Crnsoe the Tgth No. Boys and Girls Library) - Smith's Productive Grammar, Smith Arithmetic, Child's Guide, Violin and Flute InstruRtor. ~ N r8l Also, several Books for Sunday School Li- brdries, among which are, Wealthy Farmers. Missouri Scenes, Common Errors. John Barr. L.iichfeld, .Iuly IT 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
HAarroaD. Conn. August l, 1888.

HARTTORD. Conn. August !, lsss. . cOPARTNERaHIP. HEaRvc. PORTER, of the late firm of c. A, Sig6lrney $ Fl. c. Porter of Hartford, Con- aud BRnsAMIN H. FoLaER, of the late 6rm of FOlger & Lamb. Of New-X York, have formsd Coparlnershi1 under the firm Of Henry G Porter q Goa to conduct the Hardware Businessi in it's vaEi- Ous branches in the city Of Hartford.
 HENRY c. PORTER.
 BENJAMIN Fl. FOLGER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
ALban4 .IMpe F0s4ndru.

ALbdny Tyne Foundry.
 1NHE suLscriher (of the late firm of Starr
 A & Lit,lrl informs printers in general that he still continues the Albany Type Foundry at No. 62 South Pearl street in the city of AL bany. Type Of all sizes. Cuts 0f all kinds, Brass Rule ofiirst quality, and Printers Fur niture in general, constantly On hand. He is. now cutting n series 0fletter, after lhe Scotch type. which is noted for beauty and durabili. ". This typehas never hefare been cut in the United States, and is now introduced for the first time. Many printers labor under the impression that the superiority of Scotch type consists in the metal used, This is not the case--it is entirely owing tO the cutting and shaping of the letter. Itbcing rounded in the corners, gives additional strength t0 the hair marks, aud rendcrs letter 0f such cut deci- desliy superior to any other. Newspaper printers will iidd this type much more lasting in its wear than that now used.
 K Printers who have formerly dealt with Starr SL LittI6 are informed that sorts and additions for founts purehased from them. are cast byi the subscriber. and him only. For mt only fseensy but for ThlRTy Yrafs he has been ae- lively cpgaged in caslink letter. which. during that period, has embeliished. and now does Ilembelsh, large namber of ihe books and ! periodicals Of fhe day. Osders resFectfally solicited and thankfully received. RICHARD STARR. Albaay. Aagast 2o. 1888 N la At q Court ef Probate 2oiden ot Nor|s lks Wiih- n and for tke district of horJ oik. on tke abfk dny ef July, 1888, 0n ike esfate ef CHAur- cEr D'W6LEs of C oisbfook. ia sdid disfrict.
 ossigned to ISmotkg Parsons and Toters R. | Faiae Gs Tn,sises or fke kene)is Of kis the
 sasa Ckaaneey D'yTolf f,s creditors, made oa she l7sk day of .fasy. 4. D. taSs
 | IN mOii0R sNf the said assignees of said property to have Commissioners Appain- ted Whsreupoa ordersd by this Court. that I CQmmissi0ners f0 receive, examine and ad. lnst the ciaims of the EfeditorsS If the eaid Cnsnncey D'Wolf he appointed at the Pro-
 esis Oaice iu s6id NorfSlk, on the a0th day
 at OelaheFs lD9a. nl ten o'einck ln she fore. nonni and that sll peEsnsis interested ln said sssaie er pfnperiy @ asaigped may be notified sheFeoa the sasd assigness will ciuse this or. eer so be ruhlished ia a newspaper pfinsed h
 1hs.Atld. hnd pOst cupy af thn order au
 the slEnspost in said Colehfaok.
 copy frnm the Record
 Y 'er RiacuAEL F. MiLLa. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
Tl.A TLY

HSHE excellent Dispatch Line of COarhes l haze resumed Their route from Lifchfsld to Norscolk-isasing O. Wadhams' Hotel at N0rwalk at II A. M. wherethe Steam Boats will receive passengers for New York.
 Passengers availing themselves of this ops portunity. may leave Iliichfeld st s A. M. ar- rive in New-York at 3 F. M. and be in Alba ny at g o'clpck inc next morning. Persnna tray yelling by this route will find the caaches easy and comnI0dions. the teams good, Ansf the drivers attentive and ohiiging.
 CHAS. PARTRICK & CO. \ Fdre-to Norscdlk. SEP OO.
 | to Ne,o., Fork, 2 IS.
 For seats, aplsyfo Q. Wadhan.s. .s. Litckteid. May, 1888 t&4A
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

E1g1 ,r EsIsllF.s- SIaI Il.g..,...5 s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27
COUNT DELEON.

FANAriClsM.-rhe has been a
serious affray at Economy, a German
settlement formed under Mr.. Rapp's
singular CO .c Of laws eighteen miles
below Pittsburgh. About eighteen
months since, the honest Germans Who
had previously been suiled aud i'm
posed upon BY RaPp, were again made
the victims Of strange eanaticaI doc
trincs. BY countenanciHg and embrac-
ing the Wild schemes Of a persoaaGe
Who arrived among them calling him
sit Count de Leon, from Fra. .kfort,
Germany. Leon represented hiasself
a i,eaven-directed messenger to hrs
in America. pro. .ising his
followers every thing agreeable to hu-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

hose, bot fiom terror, shane and
weaknese. was unable - sustain him.
The hosry drunkass:, loosed his heed,
and reeling and cussing, sunk to the
ground, his head falling heavily against
the curb stone. The boy regarding
him Tor \ moment, and then hurst into
tears. II was bis father. The scene
afforded an impressive and alecting
lesson. The wretch Who thus degra-
ded himself and his species, had &C
cumnlated BY . long life Of honest i'm
dustry. a competency. His character
was unblemished, and he had raised
in the district as fiDe . family as ever
eladdened = fathers 6reside. He had
been = modrate drinker, but the meas
urs gradually increased--be sunk into
intemPerance, and became curse to
and to his family.-Nat. Intel
Iigencer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

VMszuuA-Ths Spanish - -
dsctor ofthe city GIN. Y. esotalnsae-
eosnes Iron Caracas, sithe prevalence
o( dreaAfal mortality in ~ Caaeso
Of Calsboso. in the department q
APsre. 10 every house there are or
have been several Sex Or dead, and in
some not an individual has been spared.
The few persons wAo have ahe aseans
Of removing, emigr.ee - distanl places
abandoning their dweIliaes, cattle and
other property. OF tie Peer who are
SICK, the greater part de- and their
bodies remain unbasied, which in
creases the impurity ofthe aanospherc.
These disastrous effects are a9gravated
BY the want Of physicians, aedicines
and subsistence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27
FIRE..

The town Of Cumberland, Md. was al
must entirely consumed By fire ON Sun
jay. the 18th inst. 4 shop in the edge
"f the place caught FIRE about two O'Clock
in the afternoon, and the wind drove shs
flames directly against the res, Of the
town, and in four hours about one hum
ired and fift, families were left housele-s
-manv of whom having saved nothing
out the clothes thew had on. All the IA.
fr'yetl. A traveller who passed thro
the place Old the morning succeeding the
fire, describes the scene as desolate and
melancholy in the extreme-t'se houses
smouldering in ruins: women aud child.
rem wandering about the strrets, crying;
and many Of the men in state Of beast
~ drunkenness, having resorted to the
'sOttle to drown their SORROW.
Dayton Josrsal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

SrrAM Boar KEAPEa SUMK.-We
learn from below, that this boat snag-
ged and sunk about 10 miles above
New Orleans, and that hiteenlo lost their
lives.-The particulars have not yet
reached the city. Insured in the
Cincinnati Insurance c.. for $1,000
Since writing the above, We have
been informed y Mr.. J. n. Wood
one Of the owners Of the Reaper, thai
che sunk in seventy feet water, and
that Mr.. l.ivingstous Harrison, en
gineer, the pilot and mate. and eigh
slaves. chained together lost their lives
l-C;ncinss0ti G0cette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27
SPIN FIELD, DAYTON, EATON,
AND WESTERN TURNPIKE
COMPANY

We have receive.t ii c py Of an act to
inco' porate Company unde the above
title, TOR the purpose f constructing d
turnpike road from Springfield through
F irfied, DAYTON, West Alexandria anu
Eaton, To the state lane between Ohio AND
inliana, at such point as the Company
is. Ward, Ere erick Menart, John B..co..,
and Ezra Baker, Of Clark county, Jona-
than harshmin, George w. Smith, John
II. Williams and Adam Heck, Of Mont
=uaery county, Peter vanausdai, JOIN,
Fisher, Matthew M'Whinney, Jacor Par
ker and Joseph e. Haw.lns, If PreLie
Co .nt,, are appointed Commissioners to
receive 81. subscriptions Of stock, ami with
their associates, are to have the usual cor
potato powers, AS soon as stock shall
have been subscribed to the amount u
100000. The county Commissioners
OF "a her Of the counties through which
the road may pass, are authorised to sub
scribe tor stock nn t,ehalf OF their respec-
tive cou,.,ies, aud the same privilege is
eAtenie.i to incorporated towns and other
corPorae ,io.iies. The capital stock may
ai.sOuht to S4OO, 100, m shares Ot fifty dol
lars. payable III instruments not exceeding
five dollars upon each share. When one
fourth Ut the capital stock - subscribed,
the stockholders are TO elect nlne dlrec-
tors, to manage the affairs of the Compa-
ny, who are to have authority to appoint
engineers aud agents, make contracts for
the construction Of the road, and perform
all other necessary and proper duties
The Company are authorised t. locate
the road and enter upon the unimproved
lands for materials, with the usual pro-
v'sio for settling the damage doae to
private property. They are authorised
To open The road one hundred feet wide,
and arc required to make the artificial
road 1t least twenty -four feet wide
Whenever zen miles shall have 0een Ell
ahmed BY an agent appointed the Gov
eSnor vt the state, and found to be con
saructed agreeaOiy to the act u incorpo.
ration, the company may erect gates and
receive tolls, aud Afterwards they may dc
so on the completion Of every additional
i've miles.-JOrssal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27
PHILADELPHIA, April 8.

Afrocioss Mrsi~ Passengers from
T. rdcntown. n. J. in the steam boat es
terra. morning, brought the thEillin. in.
telli.sncc that most singular and uu.
looked 'o:, and inhuman murder had
been pcrrcirated IN that place By = Young
M n, Joel Clough. upon tho person Of
a1ss Hamilton. an es,imabie Young Wild
cw lads co1sort Of the late Dr.. H.,nii-
toe. IL appears that Csagh a., teen
fov some time hos.der in the house II
1iAhlon l.ongsf-esh, Mrs. Hamiltca's IA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

ahes. Z ~ ousnsr VI tho main street ami
ese runa 1os1iaG b. TFenson, where Mrs.
Hsailsso alsD resided; in the counse a
wisieh 49,, Cjough hsd fosmed IN ~
dest aseseAaent to Mr.. Hamiltioa, ard
had sepessedly oGercd to we'd her. She,
a. thu msaa tune, hOweves, had favored
= rival sutton, . highly respectable citizen
nf BordentOwn, and il beca0e rumOred
hat ere long they would be united. This
- too much for the unfortunate C'Ougb
And about twelve days ago, he left Bor.
dentown and went to New York return
ed Oh Thursday, and on Saturday feigo.
ing sickness retired to his room, and th.,l
prevailed upon the lady to enter his IA
partmens. under the expectation Of ad
ministering relief; when he suddenly
sprang up, siezed her by the arm, drew
q dagger, and threatened her with in
slant death If she refused to marry him
She did refuse, & he Instantly stabbed heI
|-aod before her screasns brought assist
Iance, he had inflicted eleven wounds up
.. her, each one Of which would have
probably killed her. A gentleman hear
ing her cries rushed Up stairs, just NJ shs
had broke from the demons grasp, ans
was descending the stairs, the bloot
gushing from her mouth and wounds
She fell into his arms, and was thus car
ried INTO the parlos below. She lived a
bout minute, during which. she toll
her mother who had wounded her, an
why il was 10 -, md died.
! On examinatio, II was found that tn
weapon had entered her heart three times
seven times IN acc side, breaking ri
). nj once in the EFF arm, which was ais
s. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

Oswscsses.-As particular fiisad q
ours has changed ~ With Propegsaiag e.
TUE instead Of truth, We weald say . fsv
words in our own behalf on this subject.
We do profess fairness and impastiality,
and We believe Ne have MOI, in sanGlc
instance, forfeited our claims 70 he pro-
tession ofactsag fairly towards IA parties.
The repubiicAsioa Of The speeches nude
|by three usembers Of The Ohio 1agisla-
ture, On n bill then Peodiog u tAat Doiy,
TO incorporate Ohio Yearly meeting, was
requested by gentlemeo wAo ere willing
al any moment to subsaanaiaAe ala they
|say OF do. And ~ our subeeFiptiuU last
f1ssDaso~s ..s1saDess Of both parties, Ne
teei equally bound to accommodsse each.
We published the referred - speeches.
with the expectation that thoss made By
the opposite party would lsksw,se behsnd-
I'd Us; had Il been done, Ne would most
cheerfally have published them, The
PalladiS0 u Devoted 10 NJ party " sect,
but 10 open and FREQ - The Discussion o6
any subject in which he Psblic can take
an interest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

Mr. M. RArrRAs, has gwen ~ . ~
taxen from the celebrated Tree in Scot
land, known - "Waiiaces Tree" A.
though we had not entered our teens when
NC read Mi Porser' Scottish Chiefs, vet
we recoilect the circumstances connect
cd with this tree ~ It u had been bat
yessernlght. 1t is now Eve huudrsd and
sixty-two years since SIR William Wal
lace took shelter in the trse referred 70.
and thereby saved his life, yet the tree 10
still in flourashing state. Every true
Scott cannos but gaze with adniration on
this proud relic Of ~auid lang syne."-
We have. since cur first recollection, been
q lover Of Scottish history and manners,
therefore 1t u, we take SO much interest
Ia this small memento. We will refer the
reader to Tie second chapter Of the Scot
tish Chiefs, for a more distressing ,.osice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27
BRIDGE OVER MATHEMATICS.

Al . meeting Of certain sadividuals,
suescsibeEs to raise . fnnh % build Q
bridge over Whsss- water, held % he
30eA iast. On DE grUuad ssar c ~, ssarr's
Cossss FACTORY. whore The bsidgs y in
teadsd 10 - built. N. llolliagsworth
asd ". =. 1eeds wsse apposaAsd to draw
. plss GA sssaabie bsidge-aaks - -
innate q - Psosable cost ofesecsisg Il,
and present dso On do 24th, 10 which
time the meeaiag shes sdjosssed to mese
~ Richmood = 4 oacDock p. N.
Rieaasn1 ~ -. 9las, 1850.
Agreeably to s1jossnoeaa, The mee,-
ing again convened. IL Plan and e.
tamaae we're sshaitas1 foeezaniaasioe-
we've satisfactory, 81 - plaa aAopasd.
By q compasisoa q ~ eslinaasS cs.:
and subscription list. Il vas oousiiisssA
safe to proceed i00sdiasely = ssees DE-
said bridge. Accordingly, Nsfhss Hol-
lingswossh was aaahosissd - bsi)d i, or
cause ID TO Be bsi1e % lie plas sdopfeo rs
aSavessid, aad keep fair scesuot of he
Cost Abel Thersbufg as1 ". u. 1eds,
aso associated viah hio - eouoseJloo
aad asuiseants. Robest Mossoso, Cor
aeiius Raacll ard ]. 3 Jeass 4sse sp-
poinsed % soeeive he amount of he sub
seripeioas, asd - sooa - pssetscaile
pay Il over - tAe ssid n. Hollingswosth
~ order u tlse bossd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

TEMPERANCE 14u63ANb
The kichmond Temperance 0sciety
viii meet 1t the Methodist meeting Asuse,
IN tAis place. on Saturday, The 25tA i.ss.
ut one O'clock, P. Il. The ffioo1A efTea-
perance, in both tewa ana ceaatsy, are
respectfully invited to atteoA.
=. BUTLER, Aecvs1sry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

A Srosn. Mslledgepslle, March Ia.
The late hurricane, ~hicn visited
this section VI country, is presented as
the most extensive ever known in Geor-
ga. Its ravages in the western coun-
ties nave been awful, and the injury to
woodlands aud plantations in many
Piacesirreparablc. lts general coarse
was from north west to south east.
Beyond Flint river, we learn tina, in
places, whole forests Of the finest aud
pest timbered lands have been entire
~ grasSras-,A aI.A ri---.sas:---- -; i----
waste as to b',ng almost complete des-
pair for the Presen, years crop. Its
attack was Understanding ~ VEINS
in some places en,,reiy sParing the
country, and in others pros,ratiDg it for
titles together. lMucn INJURY mas been
done 10 houses, fences aa,d stock, and
in several instances lives have been
lost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-27

AWFUL CArAsrnoPnE.-W learn
that on "Wednesday evening last, Viii
liam Brown Of this county, (wbile un-
der the influence Of whiskeyO ordered
ms wife and children to leave his house.
stating at the same time, that lee it,
tended 10 set it on fire, and thereby
COZ sumo his own body he then assisted
tbs ne in removing part OF their turn
,ture out Of the house, after which, he
commenced puti,g Goals Of FIRE in a
straw bed which b. had placed p. i; .ax ons
his Jug, he sat down with it, near the
he'd, and there remained until the
flames consumed him.
Teoay, IND. Monitor, -dprl =.