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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28


sens s.d The eonssrr.saios vhisA ~ snNrs~sa-
lsmity - has befsiiea then excited 10 tAls CON-
nuniy, ves Ercst IN ne exsrcms. Mod u ne
fsreeoos, great crowd vss assembled IN frvue Of
The stor~ where the eorvner's isquesf vas held
Mr.. Brsdlre has been singularly siE3;ssed With
in few Year, past Two summer siace, whilst
his sos, 6ne boy of ~ years old. was taking an
excursioa With he mother iR the country, the lire
Of the wheel barss - he Gas looking out VI the
stage coach window, struck him on the head and
caused his death in fr~ hours. During the Las,
summer. When Mr.. ID. vss bur Just rs,eovcriar
from long and severe illness, he vas called u,oa
to part 9th his soo, aud partner in business
The .has adds; A corooer's jury vas imme-
d'stely summoned, and nm inquest held upon the
bodies OF the deceased. Their verdict ~as, tia,
they came to their death By hsagiux themsel,e,
ey the neck, By mutual agreement
The Boston papers Of . Later ti,se contain fev
additional particulars respecting the melancholy
suicide:
u appears that in the letter which Carter left,
directed to Mr.. Brsdiee. he stated that he had
been unfortunate, that he Was tired OF The world
and took this mode of leaving IL; that he wished
has friends would forgive him and her, and thu,
WAS her request that both might be buries, to-
gether IN Mr.. Ii. = tomb under Trinity Church.
In Miss brssilees trunk at home, vas also found
a letter in her own hand writing, In which she
thanked her parcats Tor all their kiuduess, and
nsket forgiveness Of them Cor ibis last set Of eav-
ing them In ths manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

nj fsece, o. any shOw e dcsrss;,s ON ths
psst Of The kisdred 0eush, win <lssns The
spirit q our people, - isducs sksD TO -.
Icy 'sish disAoWos ~ rssrsasiog sss iscb. sed
thst The noeh deesposeeS eoavulsiea Of the
uaiou. will thos b svei6sd ~ bsss sarrsu.
der % he part ~ shis Sssass Let them nos
calculate On the great fbrbesrssce which the
people az South (;essISaa, end Of Chaslessen,
SOC exhibiss and The issoisnt spirit wkich
'prssumPtSon on shs1 fosbssrsaee, sad the
presenos Of their masters by oa<ss. hes
generated in the minority smongs us.-
be assured that our eitizsns here. and thso'.
on. the state. 80 in stale u deep exaspe-
rs'sops ssmoss too deep Toe wseds. and Which
the events Of every day are avgmes,;es, tina,
they are mentally fuily prepared Zoe sny
event. and are every cay prepared for the
struggle. come IN whss shape IL msy, they
arc true 70 the letter To the motto of South
Carolina. "snis.is .pibusque parafi"
Copies OF the Presidcns's orders 20 the land
aud naval forces At Charleston. have been Laid be-
fore the u. s. Senate, ia compliance With reso-
luton from that body. The following ere ex-
tracts from she latest letter from the Secrvs.ry Of
War 70 Gen. Scott.
IL 's The most earnest wish OF the Presi.
dent. that the present ushsppy difficulties in
South Csrolins should be terminated Without
any forcible collisioo, and it 10 bic determine
ton. thar If such collision does occur, !, shall
not be justly imputable to the United States.
He 10 therefore DESTROYS. that in al your pro.
eeedinss. while you execute your duty firm.
". you act With ~ much discretion and mo-
derstion ~ possible. And this course be has
never doubted you wili adopt
Selfdefence 10 . right. belonging % much
TO military bodies ss TO individuals, and OF
eers commanding separate forts are responsi-
bic. 1t ell times. for their defence, and are
bound to use due precsution TO avoid danger
" body OF armed men approach Sullivan
Island. with apparently hostile views. IL will
be proper TO pursue the course indicated by
You to Col Bsnkhesd. That 10, to warn On. ;r
commanding officer to retire, and to inform
s,m OF the course you will be compelled TO
adopt the event Of his continued approach
should this warning be useless, and the arm
ed body attempt TO land, you will be iusiifis
Die IN resisting such attempt. But before
this unfortunate alternative 10 resoried 10. \
rely upon your patriotism and discretion, TO
endesvor, by all reasonable and peaceable
means, TO induce any such armed body 10 ..
osnuen their enterprise The subject is CON-
mttted to you. in the full conviction, thu,
while You discharge your duty ss an officer.
you will be mindful Of the great delicacy Of
The subject. ADD Of the aox,ety Of the Prrsi
dent TO avoid. d possible. resort to force -
but Whatever the fret rights Of selfdefenc~
require. must be done. should n case occur
involving such . question:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
POLFT7C.sL.
PRINTERS TO coNGREss.


Dun Grees. commenting upoa he ioss Of d
priasias for Tho House Of Representatives, hold,
the following language:
u will be seen thsa wa have paid the penal
ty for an honest maintenance Of prime iples
The shock does not como on us unawsrcs.
To say that we do not feel this reverse oil
fortune, would be ridiculous affcctation.-
But we viii say, that having chosen tho alter.
native which led 10 tive are not Ssbdsed by
IL. IL brings with il this consolation at Is
another test Of the sincerity Of our attach
mcnt % those principles which this press has
laborcd, fccbly we admit, but ever xealously
and fcarlessly, to maintain.
In consequence Of the pcrsecutioo OF those
IN power, who, not content with withdraw inc
all the patronage within their control, hav q
hunted mp our subscribers, and forced many
Of themto discontinue their subscriptions
We add, that In consequence Of this persecu-
ton, this paper has been, for the last two
years, printed at u loss Of several thousand
dollars per annum and we are bound 10 am
nounce tho mortifying truth, that unless the
people will take Il under their patronage, Il
must be discontinued. We trust that no one
will believe that this fact is announced voc
for the purpose Of enlisting public sympathy
IL is a truth which our relation TO the public
makes 1t our imperious duty to state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
EDUCATION.

FNNHE subscriber resPec tfully informs tho
N eHlZens OF this place and the public.
thsi his Seminary will be opened on Monday
me 18th inst. IN the brick building oupo.ite
The store Of Humphrey Keyes.
The course OF instruction will eornprise
the Latin, Greek, French and English Ian
guages, Typography and the use Of the Globes.
History, Beiles-l.etires. Mathe mates, and tho
usual branches Of liberal educ alton.
INC students Of the classical departments
VIII be Thoroughly grounded 10 FIRST principles.
ne dioHs, construction, and the esuiies Of
The authors will be carefully noted. strict
attention will be paid tO the va,pIIs Of The
English department. They viii BE- prepared
Tor The eountiag-house, or for ~hateveF b,lsl-
ness Their parents OF guardians may design
ihem. The students u both departments
"lil De frequently exercised W c0mposisiOa.
dec laination, &c. The wnh Of the ssbaeFi-
Der being 20 prepare his scholars foe useful
ness and tbc business of active hfe, eli his m
dusiry and efforts Will b. faithfully directed
TO these important objects. The ns0rat Of
the youth committed ~ his charge viii Kke-
wise b. attended 20.
An experience Of twenty-five years IA De
business of teaching. (duFing v6tch tine he
has been al the head Of 0e Of The noss
rssreetaoie ocaacmiss Of ths country and
Use Pfeflovs advantages q liberal sdues-
sDAs Justify The subscriber IN the bejief that
- shi o. aois 70 aequii hiusslf 30 ne sasia-
'~Snon Of those vAo may pairoaizs kim.
=. 80 ps,aFas, iof the present, 10 Che family q
~. SFigss, who can accommodate a lev
yerng gouiiemeb, sho via b. undrr tks IN.
@eaisae eosfrol and directiou the Prinoinai
BDWARD HUGHES.
Charlestovp, Jan. 10, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

he presence Of the United States, troor. IN
garrison ~ Charleston, seems TO eagen,Icr much
Jealous and indignant feeling amongst the Multi
hesuon party, sgsna the Union party, a. yell Hs
against the troops themselves
Prom the Chdrlesfon I1osf, FEB IL.
MILITARY REVIEW.
Our friends in the interior have been long
ere this spprized Of the fact that military ar.
ray 10 displayed in front Of Charleston. thu,
our foreign commerce 10 embarrassed by il.
thai on Sulhysn's island, our citizens are in.
'srrupted "a their usual walks by the sen,i.
ne's that ,hFong il, s0d that preparations of
the most uarlike character are making 10
shse the mortal blow, as soon 90 the signal
the, ssrmoun's the Custom House, announce,
mat orders to tibet effect have been received
ron the Head Quarters Of military despo.
usm. Illuminating - these facts must be 90
toe enivslFoaa and honorable feelings Of eve.
" true CaFol'nisn. they are heiKhieoed by
the contemplation, that there are among ga
men born end bred upon our soil. Who no,
only feel delight. IN witnessing these de
nonstFstions. but feel . secret and innate A .
hsfset'on, IN anticipating the carnage and
oloodshed that must arise from the first ae, Of
aggression on the pssi efJackson's forces. n,
sili scarcely be believed, that there are Caro-.
hntsna among us, who daily visit IN the snos,
courteous snd friendly style the naval arms.
mant and various fogiresses filed With the
enemies 81 CsFOlins, snd ready to let sl,p
the doga Of WsF'' upon the helpless and un.
offending women and ehildren ol our city -
These wen can FecOncIls u 90 their feelings
TO give the right hand of fellowship 20 those
uhose da'y sHd purpose - viIl be - the ned
Of General Jackson. 10 open their batteries
apos che city, sud involve IN one gensFsl
mess 81 destruction, their own wives sol
eh'ldreh wiih those bleeding IN thsirdefenee
The saobath is polluted BY sn uhneesssary
parade ~ honor 81 the leaders Of the Union
party. CFowds sssembls spoa ihis ssessd
Day. Nth JOY IN their hearts. u witness the
proficiency IN arms ~ SET Of hiFelsoRs. thai
a'e 20 be turned loose 81 sigEsl 70 dsvous
us-if We wiil Iss them.
The foilosins i' ne soasiudiuE psrsrysph Of
lOag edi'orisi srtisle istise Cluflssoa Msrsurs.
'hs OvEsa of he Nuliissasios p-s,y.
Let them not dream that aoy army osPsds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

sssaise - . mess ,igilss<. 49, end resy,use
ehs9p3sne inferior to - s1stsss.sn g thu.
81 go ssher country In iassllsssusl sassngsh,
be % ne len that exelssb,iisy sf sempes,.
nent whteb3s % otieo the eeoesmissss Of Re.
nisa sS<l the fruitful source Of ahssrdiiies
and inconsisssncies which sn usehasissbse
world would be sps TO icpvss to mensAl i'm.
beeilityssH cots more d,sered;ssbls csuse. -
Not less rapid in hi,perce ps;ons. C noble end
elevated in HE sen,imenss, thea either a
the distinguished individuals whose united
strength he has nov 70 contend sgsiost, he
diHsrs from them both in possessing On i'm.
pesturbsbie GOODNESS. and invincibls 6rmoess
Vt mind which will preserve him alike from
any conspiracy against has Judgment or hi,
feelingM-( Dsh. Coz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
AZ rHE sExArB, vEn. 40

AT half past IL O'Clock, the Senate pro-
cccded to the election Of a Public Printer ON
the part Of the Senate. After incfTec tually
bailoiing eight times, on the 9Th ballot Duff
Green was elected. The votes at the several
ballotings were as follow:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

ksEerN II Fesfsas~--The sundeFlaBd. Eng
i~''a, Herald says s--WOuld any Of he "a,
gsntEy o. these psrts deem themselves hOaos-
ga and above their fellows, had they sstrippsd
ne i,kht fautasi'e toe" with Eoyaiiyf Tkers
= ~ shs. very inesneat, While ufits, fs-
l - ess',ng coai iaso ny cellar (ths vie
- naval o0icer deceased Who -. S.,,,,-,t
with King George The Fourth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

We take q fof gFnntsd lhai tbs dissisRsssi.
Cd ,nd,vidsal eia heaceforvssd be regarded
- .he 'ssdes q TIE Tssib psriy ~ coasrss.,
spd ceFtsisly TIE frisads Of domessic -
~ could pet entFus, their ea,sse 10 he pro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

'sis Extraordinary Gov. DnnkIn 81 Mis-.
sour has reiosa bii % divorce Mary Ann
ana David Dunlap frem the bonds q satri.
mony. OF course the Governor aust BE- en-
Union man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

The project Of running q line Of steam
coaches between salem asd Boston, y likely
u BE- carried iato eject. The act Of inccr-
porailoa neniious Henry A. Breed, JOAN Ray
Ter, Robert italsion, ~. and Richard ". Ben
'on' a. propr'et0rs. The capital IS Dot 70 sx-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

Wondsrs Of Mature There were lately
dog up 1T MsssilIon, Stark county. State
OF Ohio. two large tusks. measuring each
nine feet six inches 10 length, asd eight
inches IN diametePi the weight Of one i
as much - two men can liz; The outside
covering vas as firm, and hard a. ivorV.
oui the inner parts we're considerably de-
eayed. They were found Ia q swamp. =
bout two feet below The surface Of the
ground, and were similar % lhose fonad
some time ago 81 Big Bone Lick, in Ken.
lucky the size Of the ahimsl, from the
bones found. was 81 leesl sinty feet IN
length, aOd tWeaty two feet in height, sod
twelve aeSoss The h'ps. Each teeth fouad
weighed eleven pounds This animal a.
much suFpasses The Mammoth AZ the Flo.
pbast does the Or. We we're shown
= portioh Of one Of the tssks. OF J. w.
smith. Eco who brought the sauss from
Ohio Il CteaySeld B@nsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

Twenty-two votes being necessary for q
choice; Dun Green having that number, was
declared 20 be elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

The Spy at Washington intimates in n late
letter, that MIR. BuLwER, the author of pei
ham, Is TO be appointed Minister from the
Court OF ST James TO the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
RICHMOND. yEn. N.

nave The pleasure of stating that the
senate this day passed the bill, amending the
1 ,n OF the S~sfh6etd, CharIsstosea an6
FarPersFsrvy Turnpike Cosspa.v. and ..rrn-
priatIng JoSr thousand dollars usore 90 The 49,
Of said company
The House Of Delegates disagreed 20 the
amendments Of the Senate, 10 the bill arrang-
og the Congressional Districts This IL n
matter Of great difficulty In the adjustment,
and may help 10 spin out the session several
days beyond the 4th Of March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

.fouse Of The F'Saking Pririiegs.-The Char
ioue N. c. Journal states, on the authority
OF uhe Postmaster at that place. that pair Of
INDIA rubber shoes passed through that post
oihce, lie" days since, franked by a Mem
Der OF Congress from $. Carolina. IA "Puh-
lic Documents ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

The Legislature of Rhode island has pa.s-
cd law, imposing fine Of one hundred dol
lars upon any person taking or receiving n
masonic oath in the State n repetition Of the
offence disquaiiieS the person forever from
holding any Office under the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
S0rTH cAnnIIN.

ne presence Of the United States troop. IL
EArrison a. Charleston, seems TO eagen,Icr much
leasous and indignant feeling amongst the Null.
against the troops tl,em.ei,eA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

The following is copied from the Western
Reserve Chronicle. The recent movements
IN south Carolina, indicates that friend Jo:
Cooper is in the right.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be offered E,r sale At public ven
due On tifth day tho 9th Of 10Th month,
| sSS3;, at the late dwelling Of Charles Teas
deceased, in New Garden Township.
Wayne county, lndinna, the personal pro
per'y ofsaii deceased; consisting in par.,
If Horses, Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. Wheat,
Oats, t;ay. Corn in the field, Wagons.
Farming Utensils, Turnln., !.avi!s and
Fools, f.oasel.o!9 ard Kitchen Furniture.
&c. Also. a: TIE satre time and place.
lac Real Estate q sal decedcnt, consist
tng 81 enc '.astTod ana sixty acres Of
A,lld, nearly .iitr ef winch, is uader cui
tssation. several good cabin fuild;n1s, and
"a Orchard OF bearing fruit Trees.
"A liberal credit viii be given Nv tho
purchasers giving boal ana approved So
c,si.y.
ea:e to Commence q. 10 o'clock. ~
SAL day. mad continue cay after day 60
al tue property is sold.
Terms made known on the coy Of sale.
and due attention siven b.
JEREMIAH COX.
AARON DRAPER,
Executor.
OH no. IS, 1883, 36-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

IN. C9UlGDACKER,S Colehsoeo1 Toaic
asA Anet.DysDeDeie Pills.
Tam medicine has had the most sston-
|ishing effects in curing DysPeYsis, and all
complaints Of the stomach and digestive
orgsas. Many highly respectable iDdi-
vsduals have been cured after trying eve
y other remed- in vain, and have given
their names tes,ifying to the superior Elf
cacy of this medicine. By using these
Pills occasionally, they keep the stomach
free from all bilS0us disorders, and restore
tho liver, with the secretions Of the body /.
to the most healthy state. These Puts
are entirely free from any Of the rrepara-
tons OF Mercury; they correct aciai,y os
the stomach remove hs b;tuai costivencs-,
sick headache, heartburn,a and fstu'enc: !;
and are well adapted to the diseases OF
woman and children. Directions for
using them accompany the boxes in which
they arc enclosed. Price SO cents per
box. For sale by IRWIN REED,
only agent tor Richmond, Indiana.
7th. 1883. IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12
PUBLIC SiHIE.

fEsHE subscriber will c.er for sale At pub
iic vena.,c at his residence in the town
Of Is:chnoai on Wednesday the sixteenth
day ofthis inst ant the following articles to
Wit: One Clock ara Case. one or more
Bureaus, tables chairs teads.eads and .
variety ofhouseho.d and Kitchc furniture
too tedious to mcntion. Sale to commences
at ten O'CLOCK on said day where due at
tendance aud liberal credit will be given.
ALEEANDER PRICE.
=. Il. The subscriber requests all those
who are indebted 10 him to cali and settls
their accounts or or before the day Of sale.
as longer indulgence Cannot be given.
October ) 1893. A. i.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

Asrand chance for S2eculationgg!
'hHHE entire premises OF the Richmond
Hotel, situated in Richmond, 4 indiana,
Is now offered for sale, and will be sold
low for cash in hand. To those who have
seen the premises DESCRIPTION is unne-
cessary, sulice it to say, Ia point Of value
1t Is inferior to none in the place. This
establishment was built expressly for a
public house, and has been occupied as
such for three years, formerly BY Is. Paige
and recently BY James W. ods. The main
As we'll as the out buildings are large and
commcdious. The main front being sixty
fee. each way. making it a solid square o.
sixty each, with attached bullcinx. il /,
situated IN the hear. OF the toxc, on the
corner OF y asalugten AMI ...2ia streets,
Or National road. The aIs'4 reputation 81
sichmoEa place of business. we THINK
v Ill be sufficient induceneut TO specula
tors As we'll as those who wish to obtain.
good and valuable public stand. to ca
and examine the premises. For further
Particular inquire Of the subscriber, ~
James Woods On the premises.
JOSEPH ASDRu3.
REREAEECE.
Thomas Hna.er, City Hal, Cincinnati.
James ". Maxwell, E4so1.
JOHN Gaia, I15.a-apo:Is.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having taken oai let
tiers Of administration from The Why're
Probate cog-., on the estate Of Francis
Clark, late Of Ware county. deceased,
request all persons indebted To make i'm
mediate payment; end ell persons having
claims on said estate arc requested to pro
sent them legally authenticated i',r sestlo-.
n,en:. Within one year from this date The
estate ID supposed "a ts so'sess.
STEPHEN THOMAS.
JOIN CLARK
September IS, 1888. 3--3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

AN now receiving from New York a
large and general assortment Of DRY
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, China and
Qucensware: Boots Il Shoes, seaIski in caps.
with almost every article Of merchandise
usually kept in this market, all Of which
will be sold at the most reduced prices
for cash and such articles of trade as NAV
suit. ] have declined creditIng entirely,
and will sell at small advance from east
ern prices. Thankful for past favours.
solicit my old customers and those wishing
10 purchase to call and examine for them.
selves.
ATTICUS SIDDALL.
p. 9. Real French Brandy, Port and
Madeira Wine, which / purchased in New
York, expressly for medical purposes.
A. g.
Richmond Oct. 18th. 1881
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

NOTICE il hereby given to all h"sa
1t may concern that the undersigned hn.
taken out letters iestimentary, tn the es-
tate Of Charles Teas, late Of Wayne couo-
~, Indiana, deceased. All persons in
debted TO said estate are requested to come
forward and make immediate pa, mers,
and those having claims against said es-
tate to present them for settlement within
the time prescribed by law. The estate
is supposed u tie solvent.
JEDEMIAH COX.
AARON DRAPER
Executors.
9Th mo. q, 1888. 38--3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12
STOLE.1..

EROM the shop Of the subscriber on the
evening Of the 9Th, large silver
" atch, the case does not shut very close,
and the under part Of the case that goes
around the stem Of the watch, has had a
new piece put on. 1t has been intende 1
to tell the day Of the month, bnt there is no
hand for that purpose. on. end of the Sc
cond hand is broke of. t:sc chain was yell
low, 1t run through a ring aud made two
strains, also ring of the same kind striped
over the chain, there was steel ring at the
end OF tho chain to which hung yellow
key.
Any porson that will return said watch
to me, or SO ! can get it, shall be reasonably
rev arded.
WILLIAM L. STRATTON.
Richmond Oct. 18th 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12


AaeGkey Discooe,y.-1lr. Saxieo, The
English philosopher, who drew the
first spark from the Magnent, has sue
ceeded in decomposing water By means
of magnetism.
Mr.. Jacob Smith of Dsxbasy, Mass.
has raised this year, from sour-fifihs 81
an acre Of ground, scoenty-foxr basshels
and three pecks If Oats. The average
height Of the plants, at the time Of har-
vest, was Eve feet four inches.
Phil. Gazette.
Four.-Thc Montgomery (!Alab.)
Gazette, Of the 4th inst. says. "a load
Of country Flour was sold in Montgom-
cry last week at Fifteen Dollars per
barrel. Good Flour IS scarce, aud
would meet with a ready sale in this
place."
A muskct proof garment is stated to
nave been invented BY two Italians
1t is said to he light and flexible.
A tailor, named Wildgans, at May
cncc has just invented dress, consist
ing Of cravat, waistcoat, pantaloons,
coat, carriers all in one piece, and not
requiring one minute TO put them on.
Why can't we have such things in our
town!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12
Porter. Vegetable Casholica,.

P0rtes's Vegetable Catholics.
Used in cases of Kings Evil or Scorfu-
~ la, old ulcers, and all diseases Of the
skin. Likewise in the Mercurial Disc ase,
or where the constitution has been injured
by the long use, or injujicious exhibition
of calonel. Also, the Ba,sa~ Of Sulpher
For sale at the Drug store Of
WIN. LINDSEY.
My first volume of Henry's Chemistry is
ou.. should be pleased to have it return
ed.
Those in arrearages for professional SER
vices. or otherwise, previous TO July last,
are earnestly requested to make payment
by the first of next month. ] cannot meet
my engagements without making colIec-
tions. W. LINDSEY.