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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
New Establishment.

GOOD assortment of Drugs, Medi-
q icines, Paints and Dye Stuffs. just re-
ceivine from the eastern cities and will be
open in a few days, one door west of M.
Laws leather store, and opposite Messrs.
Blanchard & Merrick's where the citizens
rcn be supplied with FREsH MEDICINES,
and all other articles in the Drug line. at
the shortest notice. Prescriptions filled
with despatch. The subscriber hopes by
his unremitted attention, and from his
knowledge of the business to elicit public
favor. IRWIN REED.
Physicians and country merchants would
do well to call and examine my stock, as
intend to sell on as favorable terms as
can be bought in the west. Medicines put
carefully, and sent to order. /.
Richmond, June %, 1893. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

All masonry must cease ON the 10th
day of October, when so much Of said
masonry as may be done, must be cover
ed and secured by the contractor in such
manner os directed by the st,per;nten-
dent.
Should the amount Of money available
be Insufficient to do all the necessary
work on the sections above named, the
reserves to himself the
right to dispense with such as he NAV
deem proper.
JOHN NTLROY. Superd't.
Eastern Division T.. Road in Indiana
Greenfield, May 2Sth, 1888.
The following forms for Proposals must
be observed. viz:
FOR MASONRY.
l will contract for the f1iosonrv of
bridge No loecated over
on the section, sink and Sc
cure the foundation fog abutments, wing
walls, sc. as directed by the snperinten-
dent, and furnish all the materials al,
S per perch Of good limestone.
sand stone, or freestone; II said walls be
part brick, and part stone; 1 will furnish
all materials at 3 per perch for
stone the kind aforesaid, and brick such
as will be received by the superintendent
at 8 per perch. II said walls be
all bricks, l will furnish al materials at
s per perch.
FOR SUPERSTRUCTURE
will contract for the supersfructure Of
bridge No located over on
the section, furnish all materials
and complete the same according to the
direction and plan Of the superintendent
at $ per foot span, contained be-
tween the abutmenis
FOR GRADING PER ROD.
Twill contract for the grading on the
section from stake No. TO
stake No. and do the same accord
ing to the notes and directions Of the gu
perintendent at s per rod IN length.
FOR FILLS AND CUTS.
will contract for the excavation and
fill at bridge No located over
on the section at cents per cubic
yard for excavation, and at cents
per cubic yard for embankment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
SCHOOL LAND SALE.

n will expose TO public sale, at the Court
house door in Marion, Grant county,
Ind. on Tuesday the 18th Of June next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock =. N. school section No. IG,
township "a, range 8 east Of the principal
naridian line. The said section will be
sold according TO the divisions made by
the trustees. T~o Of the lots have con
siderable improvement on theIa The land
Is OF good, fertile quality, well watered
and several valuable stone quaries. Per
sous wishing to purchase would do well to
come and see for themselves.
WILLIAM WEBB, g. G. &C.
June I, 1855 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

LAST NOTICE, - the result will prove.
WITH view Of making collections,
and paying his debts, the subscriber
has declined carrying on the Saddling bu-
siness. He concludes that those indebted
to him will see the necessity Of calling
soon and makiog payment. Such as have
open accounts, and cannot pay at this
time, are requested to call and give their
notes. Resorting to the law is extremely
unpleasant, and having but very seldom
done SO, he hopes nou to get along with
out it. However, should any neglect pay.
ing attention to this notice, they must ex-
pect it, and he thinks cannot reasonably
complain.
Some articles in trade will still be re-
ceived.
Hiatt e. Moore e. Caleb r. Williams
have purchased his Stock in trade, and
will keep a supply of articles in that line;
customers and others are invited to give
them call.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 9Th mo. 10th, 1889. 10
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TAKEN UP.

Ri William Fleming of Mountp!ea.ant
township, Delaware county, Indiana,
a grey mare, supposed TO be six years old: i.
fourteen hands inches high. no marks o.
brands Perceivable. Appraised TO thirty
dollars. Also, q black stud colt, 3 ycarx
old, With blaze in his face. both hind fee.
white, name and tail cut short, IL hands
high. Appraised TO fifteen dollars by X.
Heath and Ralph Heath. A true copy
from my estray book
SAMUEL STEWART, J. p.
May 10, 1879. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

Eastern mail arrives ever Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at 6 p. NJ. Leaves
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
; A. NJ. Western mail arrives every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, so as omeet
the eastern mail and leaves at the same
time. The Northern mail leaves every
Tuesday at 6 A. NJ. and returns on Mon
day at noon. The Southern mail arrives
every Saturday at p. NJ. and leaves the
next morning. The Greenville, Ohio,
mail leaves here every Wednesday at Z
A. NJ. and returns on Thursday 4 p. Nj
All letters to be mailed in either mail must
be handed In before night.
DANIEL REID, P. VI.
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by David Nj. Harris, living in Greens
y fork township, Randolph county state
of Indiana, dark iron gray mare colt.
with a star in her forehead aud a small
white spot on her breast, with three feet
part " hite, fourteen hands high, supposed
to be two years old this spring, appraised
to thirty dollars by us this 4th day Of May,
1893 THOMAS HUNT
DEMPSY JAY.
] do certify that this is a true copy from
from my estray book.
WILLIAM JAY, Up.
Nav 18th. 1888. 20
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

In addition 10 the distressing Incl
lent in this town on Monday, 1.-THE
case Of Mr.. Jesse Carpenter, aged Is
Of Elmira. who was drowned IN at
tempting with five others in a canoe to
save a raft,) we have heard of the loss
Of one person on the Canisteo. A re-
port was current that several person.
lost their lives inpassing on RATS over
the dam at the head Of the feeder in
the night. but we have been unable to
trace 1T to any correct source.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

THE undersigned having taken letters
= of Administration out of the Randolph
Probate Court, ON the estate Of William
Conner deceased, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment. Those having demands
against the estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement in one year
from this date. The estate is insolvent
and / claim the settlement as such
DAVID FRAZIER, Administrator.
June 8, 1888. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
To Country Merchants,

VVHE subscriber DESTROYS of retiring from
the dry goods business offers his stock
for sale, which consists of general as
sortment of goods suitable for country
trade. 1t is unnecessary to say much a
bout the goods, as it is presumed, that a
purchaser, would call and examine for him
self. Suffice it to say that they we're pur
chased in the Eastern cities about seven
months since, at the lowest cash prices
tSfuis III Dc easy.
JAMES RAMSAY.
New Paris, Preble county, Ohio.
Jne Sth, 1888. %
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RY Tristan Starbuck ofDelaware town
\ ship, Delaware county, Indiana. an
estray mare, "a bright bay with blaze face.
and has small scar on her off side should
err, a natural tro;ter, no brands to be seer.
and has with her a colt about one year old
and has scar on her left knee. IN iron
grey. The mare appraised TO forty doilarss
the colt ffteen,by Isaac Martin and Adam
Wilson. 4 true copy from my estvay book.
ANDREW BOGGS, J. L.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
TAKEN UP.

RY James nottingham. Of Centre town
ship, Delaware county. Indiana, on
the eighth Of May. an e.tray sorrei MARI,
about fourteen hands high. four years old.
a star and = snip in her face, both hind
feet white. No other marks or brand.
perceivable. Appraised to S2s by w.
Nottingham and James Conner. A true
copy from my estray book.
PHILIP MOON, up.
May 10, 1882. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
STRAYED.

From the subscriber, a small two year
old Bay Horse colt las foaled) he was
in the neighborhood of Centreville day be-
fore yesterday. Any information resPec-
ting said estray will be thankfully received
and If taken up or returned all reasonable
expenses will be cheerfully paid.
J. ID. VAUGHAN.
Richmond, May 30th.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
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RY John Nicholson, Of New Garden
Township. Wayne county. Indiana.
"a sorrel mare about two years old, four
teen hands high, with a scar on the brea asst.
supposed to be snagged; appraised at
thirty dollars by Richard Williams aad
Jacob Addleman.
4 true copy from my estray book.
JOHN NJ ADDLEMAN, J. +.
MAY Eth, 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
ANNUAL ELECTION.

For Congress OLIVER
II. SMlTH.-JONATHAN MCARTY.
For the Legislature.-A. THORNBER-
RY,-HENRY HOOVER-ABNER NJ.
BR ADBERRY.-Z. w. PENDLETON.
JAMES MARTIN.
For Coroner O'HARRA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

On the 9th of June, at III o'clock
Mr.. LEVI PURvIANcE, and THONAs
CARR, will preach in the Brick school
house, in this place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
PROSPECTUS OF THE
ReODle,S MSZSZimc.

The public are here presented with the
first number of a work, which certainly
has the claim Of novelty upon their atten-
ton. Its object is to present the creates,
amount of useful information and Of solid
instruction in the most pleasing and con-
vienient form, and at tire lowest possible
price. The publishers have it lila view to
furnish work for families; one which
shall not only satisfy the curiosity and
amuso the fancy, but which shall at the
same time store the mind with useful
and prove as attractive to
every reader as books Of fiction. To
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will embrace whatever Is most interesting
in books ofmodern travels entertaining me-
moirs and biographical anecdotes; curious
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larly in the useful arts; notices Of the
progress ofimprovementin all that relates
to the comforts and conveniences Of life
Natural History, with descriptions Of the
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reptiles, insects, &c; also trees, shrubs
aud plants, together with minerals, inclus
ding the arts Of mining, and descriptions
of the most celebrated mines in all parts
of the world. The various phenomena
Of nature likewise present subjects Of an,
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Such are some Of the topics to which the
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In order to render this Magazing more
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The editors will be particularly atten-
tive, IN the discharge Of their duties, 10
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

HAS permanently located IN Richmond,
- Indiana, and will attend TO all calls
in his prof session. OEce on Main street.
nearly opposite to the Nation-s Hotel
Nav 18th. Ja9a ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

DoOts, SoOcS anu hSrOSams.
BLANCHARD & MERRICK, are now
- receiving from the manufacturers in
New York and Boston,
100 pair mems fine caifskin Boots,
80 coarse, thick,
500 " Shoes and Brogans,
$40 &c IS kip Brogans,
900 boys g .
SO "nen's seal and morocco Pumps,
so " s. fine calf Shoes,
900 ladies' morocco and prunella
$50 chiidren's leather and morocco &
Which they will sci! by the case, dozen.
or single pair, at unusually low prices.
Richmond, April %, 1888. IL
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Ri Abraham Hunt, living in Washing
- ton township, Randolph county, In
diana, an estray mare with black name
tail and legs, about fifteen hands high and
supposed to be three years old this spring.
appraised to thirty dollars by US, this 10th
day of May, 1888.
WILLIAM BENSON.
BENJAMIN HUNT.
l do certify that this rs true copy from
my estray book.
WILLIAM JAY, J.. p.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

The superintendent or engineer will
attend along the above mentioned line Of
road, five days previous to the letting,
and also at the different places above
named on the days Of sale, in order to
exhibit plans of masonry, superstructure,
and grading, and to give any necessary
information. Estimates will be made on
the first day Of every month, provided
that in the opinion of the Superintendent
enough has been done to require it, and
three fourths Of the estimate value OF ma
terials delivered, and work done will be
paid monthly, until the contract is COM
pleted, when all will be paid, but no esti-
mate will be made, nor money advanced
on materials, until delivered at the proper
site, approved Of and received By the su-
perintendent Lime must be delivered at
the bridges and culverts unslacked.
Testimonials Of character and ability
to perform the work, will be required in
all cases when the bidder is stranger to-
the superintendent. ALI persons, that
have heretofore had contracts on this
road, and who have attempted impositionsI
10 the execution Of their contracts, need
not offer proposals for any kind, for no at
tention will be paid to such persons, norl
the bids ofsrch persc.V.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

lars for the relief Of the Cumberland
sufferers.
Benz F. Seaborn. who was committed
on the charge Of having set fire to the
city Of Releigi,. N. C.. in September
last, has b>en tried for the offence and
found guilty. 4 motion has been
made in the cour: for an arrest OF
Judgment, for defects In the record.
The Clarified Pa Banner mentions
that the disease known as the P,Arid
Sore Throat. prevails to a considerable
extent, in that and the adjoining neigh
borhoods. 1t has been attended with
considerable mortality among children.
and in Its most severe attacks, is said
to be as bad as the Cholera.
On Monday last, boy about ten
years Of age, son of John Leidy. Jr. of
Easton, Pa. died Of Tetanus or Lock
Jaw, induced BY bathing in the Bush
kill. when he was overheated.
The editors Of the Boston Gazette
will publish in Il pamphlet form; the
trial Of Avery, not going on at
Portsmouth. X. /. No case has, with
IN our knowledge, excited such gener-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

prove the good condition Of their arms
the dsy-the company sat down TO substantial and
plentiful the plain dinner; and the cloth being ed
the following toasts were drank:
L. The day we celebrate: memorable for the birth Of
our Independence; haowed by the death Of Jefferson
Adams.
The Heroes aud Sages Of the Revolution All honor
to the lew that survive 10 those Departed tho tribute Of
our tears.
D. The memory OF Washington. The venerated and
INDUSTRIOUS father oil our hbertes the pride Of all free
tons; the peculiar honor Of his own.
4 Fhe memory of Thomas Jefferson. This eventful
day witnessed his devotion to his countrys good called
him hence to receive the reward OF well-spent life.
o. La Fayete The disciple of liberty; the friend and
fellow soldier OF Washington: His Tame will be dura-
BILE as history and bright unspotej glory make
g. Doctor Franklin The Patriot, the Statesmen, aud
Philosophers The ightnngs OF Heaven obedient to
his genius.
a. The General and State Governments The lines OF
Their jurisdiction should resemble parallel lines in
Geometry, which can never in,ersect.
g. The Union. May il be perpetual.
" Our country. The polar to the oppressed of all
nations.
10. The Old Dominion In the virtue of her daugh-
tes we have ample guarantee for the chvay OF her
III. Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures In-
dusy economy skill and enterprze their
protection.
IL The Army and Navy of the U. s. The right and
leit arm OF national defence: the militia its spine
IL. Woman, lovely woman! The sovereign OF Oman
who calls himself) the lord Of the universe; Death-or
lwhats worse) single life, TO the Oman who would b,)
dsoyaI Ito a
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
COAL ON THE kAPPAuANNQCk

RICHMOND, July 8, 1888
SN-Passing few days since through the
with Mr. William Spotswood, whose esr:ASe Is in the
latter but whose principal plantation in the former
y-oh which, was informed by him, that he had
covered undoubtcd indications OF valuable cssl mi
accepted The invitation of Mr. g. 10 spend the uipi
house, where he Showed vast number Of specinens
oil coal found on his plantation. DeeInug il a matter OF
high Importance TO the section Of country in which Mr.
> resiies-wlich is now destitute OF coal and i'm 81 hch
fuel must long become scarce-that lis discoveries
should be made public aud enterprise stimulated to
secute general search in the neighborhood of the Ram
pdlannock, obtained specimens rom Mr. s. with
The de'ign OF calling attention TO the discovery through
The columns OF your Journal send them herewith and
shall feel under obligation you if you will notice
ana exhibit them TO those OF your friends who are
SAINT III suc, matters. yoI will perceive that the frag
hems contain various mineral indications and properties
These specimens taken from the bank OF the Ran
Pahannock, about sixty feet below the general surface of
The earth, at spot siX miles so, of Fre,ericks
burg. very little labor has been expended in making
hs discovery, The specimens thus far obtained having
peen found near the surface OF tie river beach. am
told that company is about being formed TO make a
thorough search III the vicinity; and Mr. SposwoOd has
heen encouraged ~ the prosecution of further investipa
ZION ny Tie opinions OF two scientific miners aud one Of our
most practical Engineers.
have token the liberty to trouble you on this subject
because nave seen already IN your paper notices OF SINH
lar subjects. and from belief that HE interests aud pros
TO all us citizens
am, gentlemen, very truly yours, EVs
u The Specimens referred TO by our CORRESPONDENT
are deposited at Ibis Office for the inspection Of the curious
Two or three OF them appear be promising specimens
OF GOAL oome others seem to be vegetable peiricstons
Parlaking OF the character of metallic oxides One or two
them are apparently covered with Of the Sulphate
OF iron (Copperos)
There is 40 question, that Virgins is rich ia mnerslo
gy Such s the decided opinion OF Mr. Fealheronhaugb
who has critically examined OF lis owiAnd aud mid,
die Districts We are enriched with coal marie plaster
Of faris' marble aud limestone and South with gold
iron and copper-lnj in the South Western pars n H.
state which have not yet been strictly inyestc aeJ with
zinc, aud other materials. The great thing need 10
bnng all our riches to light, or into USE 10 to facilitate
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Nu Cooho. JOHN HARDIMAr and JoHN Menace.
IyA You will take notice that shall m Il, so
o. suIy next in the Court House Of Buckingham counts
oe'ween me hours OF ten o'clock in the morning and &
.'cs W We evening, take the dispositions of Peter r.
zones anu others, TO be read evidence in the case f
foreign attachment pending between as in the C@n
court oil Buckingham, and continue from dav N d.
(sundsys excepted0 till completed 10Y " O'y'
a. t.. ,ooo SAMUEL JONES,
oh June 1893. fl1-w4w1 SAMUEL FORD,
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$50 A ,, OF LAND At AUcTI0N.-B

6lEn ACRES OF LAND AT AUCTION a.,
~OU virtue of deed of trust executed 70 The snt,
seriDer by Iscarner Woodson, Jr for cersi
18th September, 1927 and on the same dav aJ o
se ECO ~ me Clerks Ofce OF Cumberland county will
oIer Tor sale, Tor cash. at public auction at
July Cumberland Court, $50 acres land on Which MI
Ier "oodson now lives called Carers Cabin and wing in
one ml'e south OF the Court House. This land can he
seen application 10 Miller Woodson and persons inte
rested viii DO well TO attend the Trustee is determined
g IT, 90 HEZ. FORD, Trustee
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