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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

"a IliGINiA, to Hlt:-At toutt eai Injured b..
u The count, of tamI ell, The ~ Day III Fetn,a.,
the year one lhousaud eight IN dted and Il nv h.,
aud ~ the J5ih Year II lie Commons rata4-aag4s.
Df3tey, nplunaut, against nstici tndd aa, A. r
Coleman, Aimlustf,trIS Oftabctt,> =. Coleman. dree
aud lame. Coleman Utts-tu az Il Jul =. r..
On the motion 40 - 'ompalnnet' ana II ~ tltR- ~
.,tf,EiftH fls cabit, tat the 'alcsja ! lnsiHHI 4
f.. II - ia,thtHut u tins County,, ard Not haNma i
,t4 pat,taa aud gwen scra49 aecofdn4 te h, 49,.
Assembly a. .ue caars nude and slIcd 5uG tie s.
i'm It l. oflet cd at the said defendant add ii
appear hear The - Monday in June next add asaaf
Tie bill nj the complainant. aud that copy Of thl- ~
Lee l-etted ia the lYnchburg Ntghan, IT, IL u. .a.
sueccs.isely, aud posted At The front dpof OF trs -
uf ttIs county
eopy-Tcse, join AifA HhLEt e..
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

f2T IKGINiA.-At II ra.rt q su.. II H,s.'",
" held for the cou,l, - An rot .Hl'
Monday the lstli da. a. ,bteury rs .iueily E -
e. VINO sue fir H.. ,uedt OF -, ah fIrtcafr Paa.#
ny Inst Georsc ". Blaicy, dnd john /. Duncan Decu
dauts-ln thInrcry.
Tue Defendant George W B-aey nal htlre entered
their apcaIa and gwen ,ccuIit according Ii.
o Assembly and the ride Of this Count and II uppcatu
to the satisfaction Of She cOurf tua he u not an iui1
OF tins common" in. bu mo Iuu onhe llalnIh by q
counsel II is ordered that the ,Ib Defendant d" afp'a
here hioe thc tst Jay D tie ncAt May coHtt 10
swcr the bill of the PlantA and tai copy ii ts prt
ae forthwith inserted IN the L,nehbu Afgnlan, nf ~
months successfully, and posted III the iOut doo oil u
court hp Sc, oi his county
ACopy-Iesto, kOfI.RT IINeiEN. Ct.
LII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
Q bitGENiA:-A Superior Court of

Q Bi<{.ENiA:-At Superior Court of
burg, ON the DIST day of October 1928 -
/ Easha Bets aud Frances his wife, William Bets
and Nancy his wife, Thomas DAVIS and Susan
his VIII, and George Scott, James Scot, Sarah
Scott, and Mary Scott infants, by Robe. Scott, their
father ami next tfjend Pitts
igGiai
BENJAMIN Marooc, odmr Of George Manble, and
Saial Morabc, II, ifs
This cause came ON this day to be heard on the
bill. answers. EXHIBITS and examinations Of wines
ses, and was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof the court doth order that the defendant
Benjamin Meahc, render an account of his
administration ofthe estate of his Incstate, before
ted TO examine, state and settle the same and make
report thereofto the court, with any matters spe.
Gully stated, thought pcrtnentby himself, OF re-
qaired by the parties 10 be SO stated
Copy-T,--, J. WILLS, elk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Iynchburg, Oct lst 1872
The parties ia this cause viii take notice, that |
have appointed Tuesday the ll,h day of MAY
next to commence the accounts directed bv the
iolegorg order cf court, on which day at the hour
of 10 o clock in the morning, they required to
attend at my Office III this town, with their ac-
counts vouchers, and a copy Of the court papers,
prepared for examination and settlement.
H. WAIT Com.
April /. w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
OEe9sgS-TONTiE w AMI.

"| Vet1N4S IN" flc"saN remain tor diSc0sed
leeHt SPeR51 6HmS, md Haflcosaut oaoar
he B11oa
lk7tlE valuable and highly respectable rccom.
:. mendaton obtained from l1haSicia7ss and
DeattA$ the most eminent in their profession. Is
sufficient guarantee ofthe incstimabIe worth &C
the above nomcd article. This Wosh being com
posed entirely Of vegetable substances the publie
may be assured that there is nothing IN lis compo
s'tion which can IN any way nure OF prove dele
ferrous TO the Teeth or Gums. 1t is designed to be
used with a brush, and will be found much prefer
apIe TO powder Keeping the Teeth clean mud
white, and preventing the wearing away of the
Gums from the Teeth
It's particularly servie,able in cases of Snor,,
ouhls, restoring them 10 a sound and healthy state
anu a, causing them 10 contract firmly around the
iee'h' IN painful affections arising from expo-
sure to cold, II will Jc found highly beneficial. |,
has been found very useful to apply this Wosh
al night Just before retiring to rest. This method
Is recommended by Dentists, as, by so dong, all
p'f'cles oil food which might accumulate durino
','e Jay are removed and the mouth kept through
'l'e tiSht IN clean, s1ceet and tcAateson,e sate
Ne.'lAcates oi recomme dation from the follow.
ing Mcue"l gentlemen, accompanying each bot.
John RarddI, M d. Boston.
i. " farsons,M. u. do
alter Claiming, NJ. D. do
T. J Davenport, NJ D. do
Nath Peabody, NJ D. Salem.
ldWln Persons, NJ. D. Portland
W. ~ Brown, NJ d. do
r. :. Hssnson, NJ. ID. Cambridge
Dude. Smith, NJ. ID. Lowell.
Prepared by Mof'a plunmer 4 Co lIs ST.,
a"ee'' hosioh Mass and sold by their apnon, |.
'f.ni' ny HOlsE Ill DAVIES 40,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
NOTICE..

WANT good Miller 10 attend my MauufIr
u turing MllI.--IIe can get Immediate emplI
ment provided he comes well recome ndel as >,
character and observation-disclosures olher eaal n.
ply. Den. a ~ p
Bedford, Afrii 4 l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

sIARi.n beautiful black, hahds1msly "a,"r",
,v,,b a .fs, IA lis forehead, hom "heh ne 'SN''
-, I'D a delightful coat Of ha'f "hlep
.boe5 In. superior stock, lie IS OF mo'' CON.
mandips Appearance, la' Frea, 'f'nen nm M
,'''I sn9,tiof notion. ie vii be years %" III.
80 ia fnifsisisen hands bish. hnI II Is uo"sl'
h, fae he.t ialec. iba, he * not e,oel'd ~ IN,
sia.l5on ia Nne,ua, having superior '~p5 ,",f
L',4a' and il, a.Nfl moseled as my morse ~ ''''
',,.,..ly5 Alnh ma,r might be said tat R,",lf
men, die lmr, a.ocil as 1ho'e who breed To-. to-
The .aidle OF fa,nets, a1e too Wi h"o'e y W.
henttgd result. OF ja1le'ons efo,ses to ''qn.e
mare ,ban tbfi, IN Judgment aud dse'ehp" u
induce diem to 'he ADVANTAGE OF Me p,''e SIKH al
poftnntiy 10 improve lheir stock "i hpfafs i..n
,u lac limited 10 three mates per day hhl "'''
heen ns.nted by Col johnson, has o"ne' ",o
Cart Balo,d. who stood him last season, INV ~
IS tute foel eettef, turning Oh "P"''us TO-,
hundred aud lstty mares lett sehson, ana ','npa,
every one in foai Some mares i'ht una 'l'.
rom other harsrs atc promising hne thug no y
star frdtiro .aets. No charge Will be maj
% p.' JOHN ). HURT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
The Ihorou.,h rel anl disiia5ui Il
ed Race Horse
N-s


TrvHE Property of eot ~. II ''...
Il u,U sisal iar tpta5Hk season ~ ny I'm
II miiss wfst Of l,hef't. on the man IA,
road aud w3ll b. tct ~ asres nj - - ala.
Ian. pa, ale At ihs TINE Of serve, . -
season. ia, anfe# tns H. AHEnst n'ais III
.nre. IN yeblc vlIan - mafe Is haNn " -
+. al ~ nafied sal 5. Tie groom FOL 'a,' MARI
10 be- El.t 7aSa. ~ ps5son p"# a. com.
all IL CHANGED for nv oniy. The st"'aH 80,
meoee lhe l., feuruat, aad end tue ii H4e'
uc1t. 40, N or
/ lsv. ma ie lae rias' ample aftans'ufn' II
Ar ba,, toafe7 rnItus,ed 10 my f''' ~ :,
a.fcultd IA. lfzaIs having extensive tied
5lpt#eta.sz cItsst. -. with "b'ai "fa ,,,a.
anil d5.ias4 i.slj pienty oil s'"his '"'' Ea'i,4
,e,, dem i, bid asa.hee - that n1i,s 4',yrat
Que raIts uas be kept separate. h"' :" al.o ,e
mt, .3Hfra esire a week ihey e'p
~, With er,,r. 81 - cents per day, 81 a's'.e
lbs hoped tbt these ar'o"eemr"l'' 'o aa '@s
Win INV personal and devoted attention. ana ."'
80 ri ~. oi1 groom and good osNef', VIII
be .oee" guarantee that @nfes WI ~" "s 'e pr"a
rtl 10 lheir osucts IN good cona''leh' ~, =,
ct care will be taken II prevent aet'ue''' '''
,osaons,bIIit, tor any tia, may hapPca
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
Lyncbburs Jooky Club Spring la
Ces.
GREAT ATTRACT1ON:.

A M.,rh Race viii be run over thus course o''
n Friday the 21lh Of May, for sloJ1 es''t. -,
,.yeen t1r. ! r. Casers Voc. "a Nesff %, .,
Mons Tcas a. al Isir wn.firf la.y nt1-
wood, by Tor son; two m lie 'a,' II 10. io', rss
ON Tues1sy following, being 'h' so'i'' tue 'es".
Tar races vii commence Gu ,oa.s
lstday. weepstAte for colts an" flies 3yea'9
o,i III, Spring. mile heats, Sl0o-entranee TO be
closed the Is, of April, to which there are the 'oI'
A. WHITLoCkE,
mo ) HURT,
JN0. Z. til5iEi
WIN McCAaGO
JAMES POWELL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

to a rro' sion Of
H the asst will and Testament of
rhnnhs Y. Ihnas de- d. | shall II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23

which his favorite charter districts the
State. and provides fof the election OF Di-
rectors. Give IN each district on the part
of the Statc) he would not have been pat
20 the trouble Of abusing candidates.-
Fraud is as likely TO take place in the e
lection Of fifty as thirteen The old Ed
ltor, III his last article, admits the whole
Of the corporations FIR which he contends.
10 be IN company; for of course neither
1ot them can be called a state Bank. No,
Mr.. LarSh Is opposed To State Bank. In
his next number wish him to disclose TO
the public. how his own construction OF
these BANKS he argues for. can be consis-
tentiy organized under the lOth Article
Of the Indiana Constitution. Sure | am
our constitution f1rbids Banking compa-
MES, and allows Safe Bank, In which
Il understand all the citizens Of the State
equally interested, and IN v hIch they are
las much entitled To the election Of Bank
officers at the ballot bog. as they are to the
election Of members Of Congress, 81 any
!other officers. Thirteen directors, with a
Cashier and President, would be compe-
tent for the special government of a
State Bank when Mr. LarsI's plan Of
Banking would require Oh the part of the
State, fifty directors, five Cashiers
and five Presidents This would make
some difference, think, in expense The
credit attending the Bills made payable
by the State, or struck on the money ana
property of the citizens Of the State col
!ectiyely, would give Il currency perhaps
sufficient to enable the Ba III to sustain
herself This kind of IA Bank is the only
one | can discover to be constitutional :
and after it is established BY a suitable
number of directors, such directors may
ingratf branches. 1 have never thought
|of voting for any other than a consIitu-
tional Bank nor DO intend to give aid,
Suppose the constitution would allow ~
to any number of Banking companies,
where the citizens Of the State are all
bound for the loan Of money to create
Bank stock WM. STEELE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
From the Washington City Chronicle
DR.. WATKINS.

Dr.. Watkins was brought before the SUI
premc court on Tuesday. the 18th Feb
ruary, under a writ of habeas corpus
granted by the court, and discharged fIom
imprisonment on the ground that the pro
ceedings below had been irregular and H.
| legal, and of course that he had been KEEP.
in prison for nearly three years without
the authority of law. This unfortunate
man was, however, no sooner released
than he was again arrested by the mar
shall before he had left the verge Of the
court, under three writs of ca sa issued BY
the district attorney, and carried back TO
Jail. We witnessed but one feeling in the
court and capitol at this cruel measure.
and that was a feeling Of irrepressible in
dignatlon and adherence. Ii struck all
as an act of undisguised cruelty and de-
tcrmined persecution. We speak with
out reference to party. Whatever NAV
have been the errors of DIR. Watkins. he
has, surely, been punished sufficiently.
Three years OF illegal Imprisonment
ought to have been considered as an E.
quivalent punishment even for what, IN a
moral point Of view, would BE- decreed a
much greater offence. But because he
was imprisoned illegally, 1t was thought
necessary to imprison him legally for an
equal or greater period Of time. A petit
ton was Immediately presented BY his
counsel, praying for new writ of habe0s
corpus, which was argued by Messrs.
Brent and Coke, for the prisoner. and
by Messrs. fancy and Key for til: Cni.ea
States. on which the court have not vet
decided
There is one fact In connexion with
which the prisoners counsel have brought
before the court as contempt. Il Is that
the writs of ca sd were ordered to be iSssl-
ed while the decision was reading. and
were actually served within the limits Of
the court.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
Guardian. Sale.

UE7ii.L be sid at public Auction,
w On Seveath day, the 23d. Of
the Third Month. n tract of land. situ-
ated SIX miles Northwest Of Rich
mond, and one and half miles west
OF Chester meeting house. 1t contains
One Hundred and Sixty acres. Fort,
of which are under cultivation. having
on ii good brick house. with kitchen
and other necessary out houses-an
excellent Occhard-weli watered. and
every way worthy the attention OF
those who may wish to purchase.
TERns-Wiil be a credit Of three
equal misunderstanding first 10 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 payment OF
The same.
ANDREW HAMPTON.
Guardian for the heirs Of Jonatha
! ataW. deceased.
-. no. I'D. l533.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
For THE PALLADIUM.
ENIGMA

am word OF ) letters, and ain found
growing in Cashmere and Persia; IN lat
ter days, sometimes preceded by the de-
scrip.ive adjective blue. When 1 was
'.Ncptune's beautiful daughter" my 18th
was either OF o. but when for safety,
implored the gods, they changed i, 70 U.
NodernS use the o.
Nv LIST is the initial Of an Englishman
and his wife. Ny | and : is an intcrjec-
ton. My l, 2, and 3 is the father of a
race Of people who were peculiarly mark
ed BY the curse Of God. My ) and i Is
a proposition. Ms ) and 4 Is mostly an
advcrb, bat sometimes Il conIunction.-
Ny ), 4 and 3, is disreputable name.
easily acquired by too much use of spirit
uoua liquors.
My ), 1, , and !, is awretch who acts
ut the command Of another Nv 5, 4,
and ,, is tune played by single IN
strument My 5, 3, 1, , and l, is seat
resembling d chair without back. Nv
>, a, 2 and 3, is condemned smoke To
5, 3, , and !, add finale, and You have
q long vest. QrIDAM.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23

bin tho instruments Of death. Calami-
ties were increased IN proportion to the
wants Of the people, and things arrived at
such extremes that not even places fit to
bury the dead could be had, aad hardly
sufficient assistance in this work Of char
ity, 50 much 50 tina: burning was resorted
10, and (hard TO say part OF those hall
burnt victims were eaten b. their starv-
ing fellow creatures The plague was
hourly expected by the surviving. owing
to the CORFU ption Of the dead A man was
however found WHO, having till then led a
iicentious life, became an example oil
chrIsiilu charity, and attended 10 the dis
posal of the dead Famine and death
continued With double vi-or IN the follow
ing year, OWING to the causes already sta
ted.
This is a faithful statement Of the con-
ditlon oftie Island Of s. Antonio, on the
18th OF December 1852
{JULiO CANDlDO FENA,
"'' jJOAQUINA SOZE OLINElRA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
Public auction.

WILL be sold At p,.bllc sale, on ~atur-
w day, the 2.1 Of March, 4 certain
tract OF land. containing ~ acres more or
les., situate ia New Garden township
Wayne county, Indiana, on the Road lead
ing from Richmond to IEi.lsborough, .
miles from the latter place, and within q
few rods of " God berry meeting house.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock, \. II
on the premises. Terms arc one third OF
the purchase money 10 he PAID on the day
Of sale one t.,ird in SIX months, and the re-
maicdcr at the end Of the year.
HENRY WILLIS.
March O. 1888 9
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23

4 late NewO rleans paper saws
But our city is yet in its infalcy; its re.
-ources are 40, developed. We have
even now a Levee nearly five miles in
length, crowded with ships. steam
boats. keel boats and fiat boats: their
number in proportion 20 the quantit,
OF produce which is received from the
western territories. Who then car
calculate the extent. the importance
! rh our CITY will attain when those
pries are filled with population p
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
TyaRe9EsE'ANT'.

tksU.T CvrRy PERSON settle their reCun-
larV affairs with each otbe FL here
sore. e.ag dispose, and obliged 70 pay
~ de3t>. require on sight. that all VII,
SNOW ;hentS Ives IN ny Ge.t, 90 male Il q
pint 10 settle with ne u tie fri ot Va,
-oticrwise abide IL the Consequences,
i,sFe iust returned 70 Richmond and
" hen health permits, viii As usual, at. I'd
10 any. ard every case the line u my ?: O.
fessiosI. when required.
ANDREW Ii.<DI&<.
March -. Is3.. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE
CAPITAL.

On the evening of the 9th inst a meet
ing for the promotion Of temperance
throughout the United States. was held AT
the Capitol which was nnmerou>iv at
tended by members Of Congress, Stran-
gers assembled from various parts Of the
country, and citizens Of the District:
The meetin. was called to order +, the
Hon. Felix Grundy of tho Senate. ,he
Hon Lewis Cas-. Secretary Of War. was
lcailed to the Chair. and, on motion 81 The
Hon. Gideon To,ninsoli. 81 Connecticut.
the Hon. John Blair. of Tennessee, was
chosen Secretary The meeting was then
opened with PRAYER by tic Re-. VIM.
Hammer, Chaplain to Congress. The
meeting at some length, in q style of gfca,
ELEGANCE and powcr-eXh5iting the
claims Of the Temperance cause upon the
people of the United States. This ad
dress produced d thrilling etiec. uPoa the
audience. 1t was followed bE a re>olu-
itlon and an address. BY the Rev. DE-. Ed
wards, Correspondent Secretary OF the
American Temperance Society, after
which resolutions were offered and ad-
dIcSSCo uCit'tItO pN tliS Aoiio"iic titiS-
men:
Honorable Mr.. Cook, Of OHIO. Hon
Mr.. Briggs, OF Massachusetts, Dr.. Sewall,
of Washington, Hon. Lewis Condict, OF
New Jersey, Hon. Mr.. Stewart, OF Penn
), lvanla, Hon. Mr. Reed, d. Tassaehu-
sets, Hon M Upton, OF iEdiana, and
Hon Mr.. Frei.nghul sen, oi New Jersey
The resolutions we e diversified. uchIn.
the prominent point, upon which the Tenn
perance cause bears, and the addresses
were such as held the audience IN pro-
found attention for more than three hoEIs
The exercises were closed by some Grief
but pertinen, ard torcible Remarks Dy the
Honorable Mr.. Grunds. There has prob
ally never been a Temperance meeting
IN the United States OF equal Interest, OF
more calculated 10 advance the cause -
In a few days the resolutions and speech
es viii be published IN p,.nphiet form for
general cIIcuIatIou.-Nat. Mtel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
e'.aE EkDN.

1EyIE Subscriber takes this meth.
Z % Oh acain.and for the last time,
calling on those indebted TO him. to
come and make settlement. lie is in
want otcasn. and must have it. It i.
unpleasant TO be dunninc his friends.
but necessity conpels him TO resort TO
il for this last time. Those who ne
elect this cali, VIII be in danger Of paw
ing cost.
ISAAC JACKSON.
January 9th. 1888. :;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23

. Fspr,TFrLLy informs the citizens OF
- Richmond and its vicinity. that he
has Commenced the above business, enc
door east Of Mr.. VI. laws leather store
en- Nam street, where all orders in his
line viii be executed with fidelity and
despatch. Pablo patronage Is respectful
Nv solicited.
February &c. is+.}:3 6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
John ID. Vaughan.

4 TToRNLY and Cor SsELLoR AT LAW, hav-
ing permanently located himself IN
Richmond. specially informs the public
that he " Ill faithfully attend to all business
that he NAV be entrusted with In the line
Of his profession. lie VIII regularly at
tend the CIrcui; courts of WAYNE. Union.
Fayette. Rush. Delaware, Henry. and
Randolph counties.
March > l~33.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
Save the Pieces.

IfftiiE subscribers will pay one dollar nd
twenty-five cents per hundred, fol-
ltiin cast iron, such as old broken potts
kettles, and:rous, plough moulds, &c. &,
and fair price for heavy pieces, ii deliver
ed at their foundry in Richmond. \ pen
ny saved Is worth two earned.
GROVER 4 WILLIAMS
January 10Th So :
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
IN EARNEST.

4 IL. persons inde tied to the subscrib er
are notified TO make payment, before
the first day Of April; if not, they may ex-
pcct to settle with the proper officers.
Those having demands against him arc
requested to present their claims for set
Element within 4 reasonable time.
DAVID TiRION.
March IG I-13
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23

NorIoSs.-Tne National Intelligent
Ger OF Friday contains an official list OF
patents for useful inventions and lm-
provcments, taken out in 1911. and
which have, consequently expired,
during the year which has just closed.
They are Nv 0 hundred ard twenty-t~ Q.
and embrace almost every thing con
ceivable. There are the grarnnat-
icai Mirror the mud machine con
trivances for burning smoke and water.
for manufacturing cornbroons and
bung-, for barrels, hair combs and
steam engines, dos-churns, ard ma
chimes 'for chopping sausage meat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
ANOTHER niUyIrIcENT DoS.Tio,

ANOTHER niUyIFICENT DoStTIoN.
We are informed ,, ii gentleman
who left Washington a few days sine.
that just before i.ls departure, intel
Egence had been received al the office
ofthe COLONIZATION Soclety, Ola second
legacy of $4,000 from New Orleans.
Mr.. Ireland, of that city, lately deceas-
ed, has left by his will to the American
Colonization Society one-thiri of his
estate. the whole Of which is valued at
$4,000. Thu, makes $4,000 from
New Orleans in one year, for this noble
charity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23
Money. Honey.

yE<iiE subscriber respectfully soIicits all
those indie bted to him on note or book
account to call and settle the same as soon
as possible.
8. +. DCEifhN
February l, 1888. 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-23

4 Box from Is TO Il wears old. to learn
4 - the " ATCH MAKING business
None need make application without hAv-
ing 4 good recoul.ne ndation.
JAMES {. FERG JSON.
March 30, IS.3:: IL
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THE MIAMI CAxAI.-The extern
sion of this work from Dayton towards
the Lake-a subject so vitality im?or-
tant to the citizens ofthe north western
part Of tins State. and which has been
overshadowed with clouds and dark
ness for some months-is put to rest
for the preselt.-The Canal Commits
sloners will place a portion of the same
under contract early this spring.