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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

~ EGROES--Ihs is TO inform my former acquaintances
and the public generally, that yet continue in the
Slave Trade at Richmond Virginia. and will at all times
buy and give fair market price for young Negroes
live on Shockm Hill, the Poor-house, where app
cation is desired TO be made Persons either i'm this State
Maryland or North Carolina, wishing sell lots of Me-
goes are particularly requested to forward their wishes
to me by mail TO this place; and also persons living near
Richmond having one more for sale, will please i'm.
form me OF the same, which will be Immediately attend
ed TO- Persons wishing to purchase lots of Negroes arc
requested give me call, as keep constantly on hand
at this place great many for SALE and have this time
the rise of one hundred likely young Negroes consisting
OF boys young men and girls snong which are several
very valuable house servants Of both sexes and will sell
at all times at small advance cost in lots TO suit pur
chasers Persons from the Southern States, wanting to
buy choice lot of slaves will do we'll to call on me- as
shall be able to furnish them any me and gentlemen
in the South or elsewhere, who may wish to conimun-
cate on this subject respectfully requested forward
their letters TO me az Richmond which will be dulv at
tended to. have comfortable rooms with nil attach
cd for the reception OF Negroes and persons coming to
this place to sell slaves be accommodated and every
attention necessary will be given TO have them we'll at
tended to; and when it may be desired, the reception of
the company OF gentlemen, dealing in slaves, will con-
venienty and aentvely be received. My situation is
very healthy and suitable for the business.
April ~. IIl2-wul LEWIS A. COLLIER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

.-.~, DdsIn, Dock, and d
..Vn, OF Shockm Warehouse, we will be able 10
attend TO receiving all kind OF produce and dispose of the
same at the very highest market prices. Any friend
sending produce 10 us Tor sale, and the same time get
ung groceries OF us TO near the of produce sent
US, we VIII sell and attend to the delivery of the same
Tree oil charges All orders promptly to- and TX
ecued with dsPach; fee! confident from our long ex
place, that it will be fully in our power TO give general
sasacon assuring friends that we will use every
eXefton to promote the interest of all who may send us
their produce and otherwise paronize us
POWELL s. ATKINSON
April &c. IIE,S1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07
April &c.


PUCEPHALUs-willsta stand the present season at my
-H - Stable, in the county of Henrico 10 miles above
Richmond, at Deep Run Coal Pits and at the reduced
price OF fifteen dollars which may be discharged by the
payment of ten dollars, paid by the first day of Decem
Der next There is no horses OF his size appearances ne
dgree and performances standing low The season ,oiH
expire on the 18th day Of Juiy nert Bucephalus is
hne chestnut soel full five feet five inches high large
bone and commanding appearance; was trained when
three years old, and ran in sweepstake by Major p
White, at Tree Hil-S200 entrance--8hch race he won
with ease, which is the only he ever ran See Ma
jor w hite's certificate below.
Pedtgree.-Bucepbalus got by Sir Charles who il
now the lavoe Stallion in Virginia beng;he sire of all
the iavone racers the turf viz Sir Andrew Collier
Bonnes O'Blue, Sally Hornet, Hugo, Trife and MANY
other winners and was by Sir Archyhis pedigree is so
well known that needs comment Butephalus' dam
was line mare; herpedgee present able to
lay before the public altho hopes il will be in nv
power to do so in a short time
DO hereby certify, that | Bucephalus (Mr Nc
Gruders horse) in the fall of 1929 in sweepstake two
miles and repeat 5000 entrance Tree HILL which race
he won, and ! did consider him horse of fine promise
Henrico, March 1th, 1888. JOHN p. WHITE
Any person putting TO my horse and not proving
in ioal, viii be allowed the season gratis-No ab
ty for escapes accidentsFy cents to the Groom in
all cases u. McGRUDER
March &c. IO5-w7t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

a TTORNEY AT LAW The subscriber, having OBJ
IA tanned licence TO practise Law in the Courts OF this
feror and superior the counties of Spoyy ana
Hanover aud King william He will also attend the
courts IN Fredericksburg corporation, and the inferior
courts OF Caroline. His office till further notice. will be-
his residence, within three miles Of the Town Of Free
dericksburg.
TO those who know him. he faers himself that an as
surance oil diligence and attention any business copded
TO hin is unnecessary and those Tho DO not he sas
ed TO refer TO any OF his numerous acquantances in the
range oil his practice elsewhere.
GEORGE w. BASSETT
LohsuOwne, MARCH rs, 1888. 107-2awSI&wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

NOTlCE-The undersigned Executors Of the late
" Mrs. John Swami OF POwhataD, and as agents of
the legaees will offer for sale at the May court for the
county OF Isle OF Wight two tracts OF Land in said
~, containing from six 10 eight hundred This land
IL UNDERSTOOD is mostly in woods, and well tmbered.
The terms will be accommodating, and made known at
the sale The subscribers expect TO be in the neghbor.
hood several days before the sale.
WILLIAM WALTHALL,l r..
TIL. MILLER, tx ors'
March Z 97-w1Ot'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

GROCERIES,, sc. sc.
TENE subscribers have in store and offer for sale Inv
n the following articles, viz:
Brown and loaf sugar, various qualities
Old white, Java aud green coffee
Molasses, first chop for family
Old Madeira
Do. Sicily do.
French do Wines, all of very superior quality.
Port
Malaga
Sl %S;;sl }rs,, frs, chop
Rice, Salt, Soap
Tallow and Sperm candles
Cut herrings, best North Carolina, No. l
Mackerel
Old Rye and common whiskey
Old Irish do
Old Antigua rum
French brandy, very superior
Cut nails and brads
Saddlers and shoe lacks
Stone ware Of all sorts and sizes
n est wood ware, iron and wood hoops
Cotton yarn, from No. TO Is
Jamesos fresh water crackers
Bed cords, plough and garden lines
Cotton and wool cards
Tumbler glass
Castor oil, Epson and Glauber salts
Maccabau and Scotch snuff
Duponts powder, Ye,'c's patent shot
Irish and sweet potatoes
Carboys, slop buckets
Smithheid bacon, very nice for family use
Superior family flour
Foolscap and wrapping na""-
.Nla.
.-frar e,
paste Is
Hsl
..H ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

NOIlCE-Was committed TO the Jail of Prince VIII
liam county, the 9th day Of December last mIr-
atto man. as runaway, who calls himself William Hyden
lie is about 20 or 2 years Of age bright muIao, about
feet or inches high He had old black fur hat
and old blue cloth coat aud Pantaoons lie denies thai
he has any master but contends that he is free and was
travelling from Ohio to New York. lie has no papers
whatever there be any owner he requested
forward as the law requires and take him away.
Is. BRAWNER,
Jail0T Prince U'iiiiom County, IIrginia.
March Z. 99-w12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

BYAe~A IoaIou Literary Gazette the following
dedceo o puu jueu Sou,hy, which has until lately
peu'ed IN PRINT m tbG county;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
MICHIGAN.

Contradictory accounts have been
from time to time received and pub
ilshed, relative to the determination OF
the cltizcns Of this territory; respect
ing Their admission into the Union.
Official information has at length been
commune ated through the medium OF
the Governors Message, which states,
that according to the returns made to
the office of the Secretary Of the Ter
ritory, the number Of votes given in
each township and county, were as fol-
lows:--yeas lSl7,--nays, 1870; total
3OU7--making Of the votes given a
majority of 627 in favor of a State
The aggregate number Of votes for
a Delegate in Congress, was 4435 in
July, lS3l-and the votes then given
required higher qualifications than
we're prescribed now.--Four counties
have made no returns-and Oh the
whole it seems to be questionable
whether this imperfect vote, with its
small majority. will prevail-or wheth-
er the entire proceedings will be held
to be void.--N Y. Spectator.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

WILL be sold at public Auction
w on Seventh day, the 23d. OF
the Third Month, a tract of land. stu
ated six miles Northwest of Rich
mond, and one aud half miles west
Of Chester meeting house. 1t contains
One Hundred and Sixty acres, Fort,
of which are under cultivation. having
on it a good brick house, with kitchen
and other necessary out houses-an
excellent Orchard-well watered. and
every way worthy the attention of
those who may wish to purchase.
TERMs-Will be a credit of three
equal iDsta!nents-thet first to be paid
in three months. the second IN nine
months. and the third in eighteen
months; the purchaser giving his note
with good security for the paymentaaf
the same.
ANDREW HAMPTON. =
Guardian for the heirs Of Jonathan
Vataw, dec eased.
I'd. mo. 23d. 1889. 7
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

Judge Smith has Oeen lmpeaChed be
lore the Senate Of Illinois. Among the
charges. is one for imprlsonin. Quaker
for refusing to take of his hat in Court.
The number of pa ~eEgers which have
arrived at New York, from foreign places,
during the present year exceeds forty
thous sand. or about ten thousand more
than last year.
The surplus monies Of the New York
Canal fund, now IN the hands of the COM
missioners exceed three millions and a
half Of dollars.
Letters received at, Washington
from Brazil state, that it is believed
there that an English force has actually
sailed to dispossess the Buenos Ayres
Government Of the Falkland Islands.
Eight hundred and twelve shares
United States Bank Stock were sold in
New York on Sunday last at LOG
lO6a.
POPULATION OF UPFER CANADA
An attentive friend in Upper Canada
has favored us with the following
statement, by which it will be seen the
population is within few thousands of
100000 and considering the deicien-
.cies mentioned in the notc it NAV fairly
be set down at that amonnt.-.Nonfre-
Il Ga-ette. /
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

The members Of the Agricultural
Of Wayne county. are reques-
ted generally, to attend the quarterly
meeting ofthe Society. to be held in
on Saturday the I'd. Of
at which time an election will
be held for officers, and other business
Diplomas and certificates will then
be ready for those entitled to them.
JOHN FINLEY. Sect,y.
Feb. Goth. 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

n Reid as Il store. one door west OF
Hill S store. near tt.e west side Of town.
where he has OH hand, and xprC;s TO
keep constantly an assortment o. Sad
dies. Brides. and other articles com
mon in his line, of good materials aud
workmanship. which he will sell OH
reasonable terms. Shingles. Bacon.
Lard, Wheat, Oats. Lincn, I.uSey,
BeeSwax. Tallow, and many other ar
tIcics consumed by a family, CT rccciv-
ed by the merchants, viii b taken in
payment for work and in some cases
for debts.
ACHILLES VILLA us.
Richmond. 2nd mo. LIST. 1888. /
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
CERTIFICATE.

Nessrs. Crosbys-I have. for eigh
teen wears, been troubled with an al
lection of the breast and lungs. attend
ed with severe cough, pain in the sid,
and difficulty ofbreathinS; and il. the
fall Of 1875. became 50 much f.fu-
ced. that my life was despailed of, an,.
receiving 10 visible benefit from ~,
physician, | was advised TO make ir,al
of La Motifs Cough Drops; after IA
king one bottle, ! was restored 70 per
feet health; and 1t is my firr1 belief,
that the use Of the above nansed drop,
saved my life.
Columbus, Ohio, July y. lS2s.
For sale by WV. LINDSEY y \
SIDDALL. Risha.oad- Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

4 LII persons indebted TO the SUBJ
IA scriber are informed that their
accounts MUST be settled previous to
the 18th day of March ensuing. Those
who cannot pay off their dues will do
me favor BY giving their notes. Ii
is absolutely necessary that this no.
tiCe be attended to, as ! wish to settle
up nv business without delay.
THOS. J. LARSH.
Feb. "a. 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

~ BROWN, has opened school
40 in the Methodist meeting house
in the town OF Richmond, where the
following branches will be taught, VIZ:
Reading, u ritIng, A
English Grammar, Geogra
ply, &c.
lie trusts that from eight years cx-
perience in teaching, he will be able to
render general satisfaC ton to those
who may cOntlde to his care the in
Of their children.
Terms per quarter, for Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing and Arithme-
tic, 81 W
English Grammar and Geogra-
ply, , so
December u, 1882. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
Fox and BOrDamL,S
P.4TE.V'T TAKESKE X.

q Us shown by the test Of cxpe-
rlence, to be superior to any
otne, machine, for the threshing OF
corn, rye, oats, wheat, barley, &C.
There is now one IN full operation at
the farm of Mr.. John Ersley, near
Hunts mill, in this county. Persons
DESTROYS OF awaiting themselves OF a
cneap and easy mode OF thrcshing,
" Ill call and examine for themselves.
individual or territorial rights may be
DAD on Reasonable terms, by applica
ton to the subscriber in Liberty, Union
county, Indiana.
j. n. HANNA.
FEBRUARY |, 1888. 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
For the Palladium.

NJ, HoY,owAYL observe IN the Pal
,adium of the 18th inst. an article from
,he pen Of Mr.. Larsh on the subject OF the
600 hank. And as the purPort of his
.,Ls;s in unison with not only my
sentiments; but to my certain knowl-
edge, is in perfect concurrence with those
of respectable majority Of our citizens,
), least in this part Of the county; can
40, hu, return him most sincere thanks
for his Independent approach to our Rep
,,esentative-which trust will induce the
gentleman to come out Gin detail" on this
important subject.
II appears that the intervening distance
between him and his constituents served
as an ample apology for his ignorance OF
choir views. This in my opinion IS logic
,rulv. But such as requires greater
.sr;m animirthan his honor proposes, +"
impress upon the minds of the ''honest
farmers But says the Colonel, 81 did
receive a petition praying for state
bank. But owing to the indefinite man
40 !, which it was expressed. l could
not upon this ''data" conscient'ousls vote
IN favor Of the bill before The house, with
an exnecta.;on of mee.ing their appro ca
ton"
Now gentlemen, taking the hypothesis
Ibid down by our representative, and rea-
soning upon it as we can. What o'her
,,ssre,.ce is to be drawn-shan because
,ve did not dictate to him the exact form
of a bill-he must consequently oppose
al such measures. We admit that the
bill presented, did possess some objection
,hle features-yct far are we from attrI-
butins disgrace to our state, by concur
ring with that sentiment, which Is the
xL>ie tenor Of the gentlcman's labored
sneech. mean his want Of confidence
in the talents of this state to conduct such
an institution. And says another OF our
political ..Literati''-''this idea IS confirm
ed by the folly of drafting such bill y
To show the futility Of such sophism, wei
only point them to the sister states.-I
There we find banks conducted with talent
sufficient to render them both protitahlel
and useful. Why then should the state
of Indiana &c thus stigmatised with the
name of ignorance? Do not the legisla-
tions of this state evince literature and
talent sufficient TO render her the rival of
many others? Yes, in my opinion, with
one unprecedented exception, we must
with pleasure admit the fact. As my life
has been spent in farming which has ne
cessariIy deprived me of the oppor,uni-
ties which have been afforded many 9th |
crs-and my Juvenile age by no means
a controversy with an aged
mana great part Of hose life has sailed
on the political spher-. l therefore only
intend my remarks to convince the gel-
tleman that some of the firmers-as they
are the class on whom he appears 10
place his chief reilance-.,avc too much
Independence to I've duped by such a fiat
.eriag suavity of language as some peo-
ple are wont to use when addressing the
FARMER
Richmond, Feb. 18th, 1888
Judge Smith has oeen impeached be-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

A meeting Of the New Paris Tenn
perance Society, of Preble county
Ohio. will be held on Saturday the I'd.
day OF March next, when it is expect
ed that several appropriate addresses
will be delivered.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
Five cen t. per lib. for Hides,

- 1hE subscribers having been un-
- der the belief that the price OF
hides was lowerd by general consent
OF the purchasers IN this part of tine
country, and now finding it otherwise.
will give as much in Cusk or Leather
as any others.
1t is believed that the price of
hides is higher here than in most 9TH
er places ii the Countrywide price
at Cincinnati is considerably lower.
MORRISON Il WlGGlNS,
JOHN FINLEY.
Feb. %, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

Vie likewise ishcs
10 INFORM hi, custo-
nets and others. that
he now couple, tor a
shop, the corner, on
lam street. IL rcto-
fore used b, sstratton
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
CASA!CASaI::
.HOSE indebted to me fol

liiOcOlcu " VIZ AOA fIN'
IL fessional services or otherwise.
previous to January last, are earnestly
solicited to come forward and settle
the same by cash or notes, without de-
lay. My natural disposition is TO be
indul gent. and it would indeed be pain
full to be reduced to the necessity OF
forcing coliections.-But the purchase
of a heavy property. and Improvements
in the way of building since. urges the
necessity of making collections. how
ever disagreeable. woulI wish 70
consider myself permanently settled
among YOU. and am anxious tc pay my
debts and secure a home for myself aud
family; and could | command even
one half the amount due. should be
able to square with the world. ard
have valuable property left.
To my friends and the public gen
orally. tender my thanks for Il liberal
in my profession. and would
hope bv a faithful discharge Of profess
sional duties to merit a continuance.
Respectfully,
DIR. WM. LINDSEY.
n. B. Matthew d. Springer is au-
to collect for me, and will see
as many of those in arrearages with
me in short time as he conveniently
can. And shall be pleased to have
him make collections without cost.
w. l..
Richmond. Feb. 9. 1888. 5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
CASH 4 SADDLES.
Subscriber makes onolher

VIZ cuO>CTiDtT makes UH0iHer dp
- peal to tho c in his debt. and he
Is confident ii will not be ii. ,..ni. " :,c,.
they understand that his wa;.s for
money have greatly increased OF late.
in consequence of his having assisted
in the erection OF TIE foundry estab-
iishment AT til.s place. Threats are
common in such cases. he makes nor,
vet reserves tire tn!t privilege of resort
ing to tie law at pleasure. and may be
quite as likely to do SO as those who
are continually Threatening. The cur
apt To bite.
y. +. Those who have open account,
and Cannot pay are requested 10 cali
and give their notes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

In PhlIadcl fIIa II lus -'fllct. ~. TO.
South Third street. 4, /! Per cent.
In N. York at X. 81. Ncs,ii's office.
corner of Wall and Williams strcets.
at | per cent.
In consequence of which the notes
of this Bank for So and upwards will
be freely received by merchants and
others, in the above cities and tneir
at par, in payment for goods,
and in the settlement of accounts.
WELL - BARN Err,
Stock and Exchange brokers, No. ~,
South Third Street.
Philadelphia, Dec. II, 1882.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

IT IN rumored that Richard NJ. Johnson,
ill succeed Mr.. Barry as Post Master
General. If the report should prove cor
rect, it is expected the change will take
,,oce On the 4th Of March next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

ellie that it 10 the duty Of every post
master to forward packets which come
thcosl9h his Office to their Hesitation by
the most direct route. The mail comes
from Cincinnati to this place in one day,
yee We seldom receive paper from there
,rnail il is a week old.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
CAUTION.

4 GAIN, the plDliC are forbid
~ trusting my wYe on my account,
as she has left my bed and board with
out the least provocation, therefore ]
am determined to pay no debts of ner
contracting after this date, unless CON-
PEELED by law.
CHARLES WILMOT.
FEBRUARY |, 1888. 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

A hungry Jew paying particular at
tentIOn TO a iiam, when asked what he
was saying to I'll was saying thou al
most persuadest ME to be a christiai!.' .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

Extraordinary performance Of a loco-
nOtive Eng,ne.--We une.stand that
one ofthe locomotives on the New-Cas-
tie railroad, carried across the road o.
Saturday II cars, containing $50 pas
sengers, 80 thousand dollars in specie.
and about 5 tons Of baggage. Not
withs,anding "A tremendous gale Of
x.nd ahead. The distance was per-
formed in one hour and twenty min
uteS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
TENNEssEE.-A large meeting OF

TENNEssEE.-A large meeting OF
the citizens Of Nashville and its vicini-
ty, was held in that city on the 18th
ult. for the purpose Of considering 'the
present critical state Of our national
affairs" lillian Carroll, governor Of
the state, was unanimously called to
preside. A preamble and set Of reso-
lutions were adopted without dissent
ing voice, expressing the most unequi-
vocal attachment to the union and the
constitution, and the most decided hos
tility to the whole South Carolina
doctrine and practice. Secession was
also condo mned, with scarcely less
strength of disunion than notification
itself Secession was affirmed TO be
sinconsistent" with the nature Of the
constitution, and Revolutionary in its
character" and notification to be--iD
the words of the proclamation-''in-
compatible with the existence of the
union, contradioted expressly by the
letter of the constitution, unauthorized
by its spirit, inconsistent with every
principle upon which it is founded,
and destructive of the great object for
which it is formed.
Capital P'mishnent.-There are 9
capital offences in this country. In
e. Britain there are l62 crimes pun
ishable BY death.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
DIR. WM. I.INDSE

Richmond. Feb. 9. 1888. 5