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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
CONGRESS.


Mr.. FerPlanek spoke at length on the Tariff
Bill On Friday; and Mr.. Jenifer had the floor on
the same bill for the next day.
On Saturday, in the Senate, the Public Lands
Bill was again ander discussion.
In the House, the Tariff was further debated
BY Mr.. Jeniier and Mr.. Denny of Pa.
Mr.. Brooks, Editor Of the Portland Adver.
User, Who amused the public with his letters from
Washington last winter. is again at his post
In his first letter he says:
Our friends here are in high spirits. The Pre-.
Sdent has come over to our side, and we crow
IKE stentors, with all our might. The Southern
jackson men gtumble, aud We laugh. For aught
we Know, we shall capture the old man from
@e Kitchen Cabinet, and then run up the Hic-
Sory hag. | shall 90 to the levee on Tuesday,
and see II he and Mr.. Webster don't shake
hands as hail fellows well met The President
certainly with US for the present-only he is a
!'''Ie loo federal How long he will be with %,
II VIII puzzle soothssyer to tell. but such now
os'ns the TACT, there is no reason in the world
why We should not "hurrah for Jackson" IT
w we could once get bodily pussession ef the old
her"' would operate upon the Republican
party IKE Ciska's skin at the head Of the Pro-
'sstant armv
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Sutic.e

TVSHE co.par ncrslip heretofore existing under the
L firm Of Thomas ~. white 4 Co, is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent.
THOS. H. WHITE,
JOHN L. WHITE.
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Orphans Court, Alexandria Count,

january Iern', 1855.
NORMAN Il FITZHUGH end Jacob douglas. FIX
~ ecutors OF Daniel Mclean, deceased. submitted
to the Court their third account Executors aforesaid
with the voucher, in support thereof, which Is receiv
ed by tie Court, and the same will he allowed and
corded. unless caus be shewn 10 the contrsr,
before The first Mon DAY in March next; OF which all
persons interested or concerned will take notice.
cupy-rest: A. MOORE,
ian I7-u6v ReP. wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

sT GEO. T. BRowN respectfully OF
fers himself TO the Voters Of Prince GeFg. County,
Mssyiaad, % candidate for the next skerfslty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Clnsgical and English achuoA

OIus6ICuk uHu LID Hhh
1--WE exercises of this School will be resumed on
L tuesday, ;st OF January The course OF study
and Greek languages, with the usual English branch
e. The underrigned cannot but feel gratfed 1T the
Favorable estimation In which this Institution is held,
evinced by the liberal patronage with which it has h''
th.rto been sustained lie would respectfully assure
his na,rons and the public that he shall continue to
devote his most assduous exerons to the dseh rye Of
hi. duties He will make it his great object to impart
20 his pupils solid and accurate knowledge of what
ever branches of learning may engage their attention,
and for hs purpose will see that they are well ground
ed in the elements or first principles acquaintance
With which constitutes the best and indeed the only.
foundation for the acquisition Of such knowledge
The patrons of the School respectfully invited to
visit i whenever they may feel disposed.
dec % -2aw4w ROBERT CLARKE
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Orphans Court, Alexandra County.
December Tlr,n. 1890

nRDERED,. That in future, no account be settled
~ in this Court without first giving previous notice
once a week for six weeks, in some wspspcr pub.
lished in The Town of Aexanlris TO NIL PEI iror
ested or concerned of the time of.uch setlleme
y copy-Test A. MOORE,
ian 17--w6w Reg Wills
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
December Term, 1892
VNDWARD SNYTIT, Executor OF John Roach, de
IL ceased. submitted to the Court his first account
a, Executor aforesaid With the vouchers in support
thereof which is received by the Court; and the same
will be allowed and recorded unless cause be shewn
to the contrary on or efore the first Monday in March
next, of which all pers ms interested concerned will
take notice cupy-Test
ian l7-w6w A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
January Term, 1888.
MARY sTABLER and William Stsbler, Admins.
MI traitors of Edward Stabler, deceased submitted
to the Court their first account Administrators afore
said with the vouchers m support thereof, which is
received by the Court, ind the ssme will be allowed
an recorded, unless be shown TO the contrary
on or before the first Monday in March nesti OF which
all persons interested or concerned will take notee
6ony-Test.: A. MOORE,
ian 17-w6w Reg. Wills.
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For Ereight.

esnd, master, carries about 1900 barrels, will
take freight to New York any Eastern port. Ap.
ply to FowLE Co.
no have for sale said schooner's cargo Of
600 casks Thomaston ime ian 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

Tacant Churehes.--At the expiration of the
present month there will be four large Presbvte.
rian congregations in Philadelphia destitute OF
pastors. How they are Ia be suitably supplied,
we cannot divine. u. S. Gazette.
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

Orphans Court, Alexandra County,
January Term, 1898.
Ohm JOHNSTON. administrators, with the will an
c., accomnt. Al Administrators aforesaid, with the
vouchers in support thereof which j. received BY the
Court. and the same viii be allowed by the Court un'
less cause be shewn to the contrary on or before the
6rst Monday in March next; Of which oil persons IN
terested or concerned will take no'ice.
Acopy-Tes'' a. moo r.,:;
ian l7-w6E he6. WIIs
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Fifteen Dollars Reward,

E0R taking up. and securing so that get posses
Il sion Of her again. NEGRO LaNE, who ran of
from Dumfries yesterday morning Jane is about i've
feet three inches high well set color dark; took with
her avarety Of clothing particularly plaid cloak -.
She lived in Alexandra last year, where it is supposed
she now is. The above reward of fifteen dollars will
be paid if she is taken out Of the limits Of Virginia. and
ten dollars within. pEYr NORvILL,
Administrator Of Luke Cannon. senr deceased.
BreUtsvIlie, 18th January, i83S-dStSwN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21

SALES AT AUCTION.
BYGEORGE WHITE.-7HIS mn.
Orig Remittance at auction.
I'M Monday next. the 2ist instant, at - O'Clock.
~ will be sold at auction
.ff8 The fast sailing Brig REMITTANCE, Of
& shout 90 tons burthen. built at Beaufort, n C.
OF live oak. cedar, and pitch pine, coppered in July
last.
Inventory may be seen on application TO Nessrs.
Casenove Co. or to Capt Moore, on board. at heif
wharf. GEO WHITE, Auetioneer.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book auction.
nv "Wednesday Evening. 23d instant. at Whites
~ Auction Rooms, commencing At O'Clock. when
will be sold great variety of
VALUABLE BOOKS,
belonging. in part. to private library, among which
Gregor,'s Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences calf.
gilt; Putach's Lives. II vols, S~ifts orks, Anne.
rican State Papers, II vols; IA vols of Btewsiers
American edition Of Edirburg Ency clor a "a, with
plates; North American Review, Philadelphs Albums
Lad, Port Folio, Atlantic Souvenirs, fine plates,
Josephus, vol gilt; Family Bibles; Cummings les.
lament; pencil,. cfayons, quilts. &c. &C.
Also, Engravings, Watches. Looking Glasses, Jew.
ery. &C. jan 81
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or HOetOn

For HOet0n
,Nk The packet Brig TOKEN, Davis. master.
&1R will sail in the course of the present week; for
fes .. or passage having superior accommodations ap.
plyto EDW'D. DAINGEhFIELD;
ian II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-21
Aoaf Bread u Hiscuit bakery

IiOaI Dr6aU q NtSCWIt baKeFy
JOEL C. REYNOLDS
EETOULD inform his friends and the puolic that he
w has commenced the above business on the cor.
Of Fairfax and Duke streets, ste the occupancy
Of Mr. Brown and he will supply the public With
BREAD on the following terms:
pound leaves, al 129 cents
Q do do ut Ct do
do do at do
and he hopes please his friends and those who may
favor him with their custom, by attending upon them
and supplying them with the " Staff Of Life" as good
as can be had elsewhere in the town. tie therefore
solcs share of public patronage, and hopes. BY un.
RENTING attention upon his business, 20 merit the
same from generous public. IN 1875
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trustees Su,e
VirgiNia

Jan l5-2aw,.7 th Feb
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

MExIco.-The mos. important items
in our last Mexican papers IS the annun-
citation Of the retirement of. Gen. Santa
Anna, who set out on the 2lst Of January
from Victoria (the cit. Of the confedera-
tom for his estate, Manga Clave shaving
published a desDdth the day before, in
winch after strenuous'y recommending
obedience and submission to the constltu-
tlonal laws, promulgated his determine
ton to exchange the sword for the plough,
provided liberty marched firmly in her
course The legislature Ok Zacatecas,
with "a just foresight, insists on a consti-
tuition; but the editor thinks the object is
bv the General Congress. with
oat recurring TO an extraordinary assem-
bly,, against which public opinion has de-
clared itself for dead anarchy and a new
civ.. war
Now we have hopes Of Mexico. WHY
Tier great men are treading in the path
of Washington.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13
Alexander m,GurGx.

RATEFuL for the liberal patronage lie
has received, respectfully informs rs
friends, aud the pubic generally, thai lie
Continues to carry on the IAILDRi Nh
BIZ ,iNE-sS, In all It's various branches,
at his old stand on Main street, two doors
east of ii. Laws store, where all ord ers
In his line will be Thankfully received and
promptly attic ed to. Having regular
correspondence with some OF the principal
merchant tallors of New iorn. ne Is CON
stantiy furnished with the latest changes
Ia the fashions. Garments cat on the
shortest notice, and WARRANTED TO iit well
If properly made up.
August 10th, 1-s2. 20
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

VhtHE subscriber ofie RS for sale. has well
known property on Pearl street, III
the town Of Richmond, formerly occupied
by him as dwelling and grocery store.
There Is on the premises, out houses,
good sta5ling. &c. As 1t Is presumed
any person I.iilEc to purchase, !" Ill view
the premises Tor themselves, a further de
scription is deemed unnecessary. Imme-
date possession to the purchaser, al! i
liberal credit will be given. FERNS can
be known on apple to Mr. At,icus
Siddali, adjoining the same, or to the sub
scriber three miios east of RE hnoud. on
the National! Road.
JOHN SMITH.
T.. :. Also. piece OF Land, about
three miles vest of Cenireville, on lie Ma
tional Road. on which the re is a coniorta-
bic Dwelling house, Stable, and IN a good
situation for a Feed Store. j. :.
March -. l~.5.,. T.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13
Cash and Saddles.

tiE SUBSCRIBER MAKES another appeal
- to those In his debt, and Lc is conIi-
dent ii Will not be In VAN, when they un-
dcrstand that his ants for money nave IN
creased OF late, AZ consequence OF his hav-
ing assisted IN the erection of the foundry
establishment at this place. Threat are
common In such cases, he makes aoue vet
reserves the full privilege of resorting to
the law at pleasure, and may oe as liheiy
to do So d, those who are continually
tire atenIng. he cur that parks all the
time Is not the most apt to bite. those
who nave open accounts and cannot pay
are requested to call aid give their notes.
liz iIhewlse wishes to Inform his custo-
mers ana others, that he now occupie. for
shop, the corner, on -siaIn street, hereto
fore used oy ctrattan a Reid AS a store
one door west of Hill : store, near the west
END Of town, where ne has on hand and
expects to Keep constantly an assortment
OF SADDLES, DRtDLEs, ana ali other articles
common In his line, Of good materials and
workmanship. which he will sell on rea-
sonaoie terms. Shingles, Bacon, Lard
" heat, oats, Linen, LlAsey, Deeswax
Taiiow, and many other articles Consumed
by family, or received by the merchants,
will De taken for work and IN some cases
for de Dts.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Second month LIST. 1857. 4
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T.. GROW Err,

ERATEFUL for the patronage ne has here
tofurc received, IcYucoto a contlnu-
dhce OIL the same. lie ADS Just received
from Cincinnati, new assortment OF
JEW ELkl and SIN I.k " A.1E, con-
sistIng o1 breast PIns, hnger-rlngs, ear
drops, watch cnaiDs gold, plated aud steel,
seals, keys, guard Chains, silver table aud
tea spoons, plated 90. silver thin.bies,
pocket pistols, percussion caps, pocket
co.npasses, pocket COOKS, fancy and smut
boxes, spectacies, beads, pea and poe ket
knives, &C. DC. which he offers for sale at
low profits.
ytarch , i~:}:}.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

THANhrUL for the liberal pat,

'1NHANhft for the liberal patronage
received. respectfully Informs his
friends and the pupiic generally, that he
has moved to the corner of liaIn aud
W ashington streets. where he intends to
manufacture work IN the oest manner: not
Inferior to any In the state. 4 constant
supply of gentlemen and ladies' .SAls-
DIS. PoRTMANTEAUs, TRUNKS, VALE
oEs, BRIDES, WHIPS, RoREs, frees, and
dIfie re Mt kinds of articles In his line of ou-
sIness, ali OF which he will dispose OF on
re asonaJie terms. Friends and acquain-
lance are cordially invited to call
Richmond, March > 1893 9
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13
Richmond Foundry.

YNliE subscribers under the firm Of
GROVE n WILLIAMS, have CONNIE ne
ed the FOUNDRY 81 SLtLSS, IN
Richmond, Indiana. Where they nav t On
hand an assortment OF PLOCGH ana
MILL C.4SILSG.S, .i.tDiRU.NS, &C.
They are manufacturing and viii keep
constantly for sale piougls OF the most ap-
proved patterns and OF the oest materials.
All articles usually cast at such al estao-
iIshnent, made on short notice. Ii good
materials and workmen with correct
knowledge of the business wiil secure GUS
tom we with confidence solicit puoilc pat
ronage. Those who wish to Q tain cast
ings from any pattern, or pioughs vi a good
quality, are respectfully invited 90 Gail.
All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
T.. GROVER,
A. WILLIAMS,
January 18th, 1893. 3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

'k~HAT EVERY PERSON settle their Pccun-
larry affairs with each otter-i here
fore, l being disposed and obliged 10 pay
my debts, | require on sight, that all who
know themselves in IN, deot, to make 1t a
point to settle with me by the i.l-st OF May
otherwise abide by the conseque nces.
l have Just returned To Richmond, and
v hen health permits, viii as usual, attend
to any. aud every case in the line of my pro-
icssion, when required.
ANDREW U!\DNAN
March % l>:}:, IL
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Holm SMITH.
r. =. HITCHCOCK

WILL re-comnencc his day school on
Monday, the ist day of April, l-;i3.
TERMS PER Qu.VTs:R.- trthoC ia ply,
Reading, W Writing, and Arithmetic, 3. - .
English Grammar, Geography, Surveying
DC. S2,23.
Grateful for past favors, he solicits a
continuance of public patronage.
Richmond, March 18th. l>:}3. Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

CANADA.-The Legislature of Lower
Canada ~ again at ioggerheads with the
Governor in consequence Of his having
refused to sign new wri for the holding
Of an election at Montreal, to replace a
mcmhcr they had expelled. A commit
tee of the House reported that they would
recommend a determination not TO trans
act any further business with His EXCEL
LENCY, were il no, for the necessity Of
providing for Some Legislative enact
ments against the spread of the cholera
next year.-On which a Canadian Jour
nalist observes; that the cholera has at
last proved good for something.
Mr.. Taylor, a member of the House,
has been imprisoned for publication in
the Quebec paper, rejecting on the con-
duct the Speaker.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13
Cl.RTI.IC

McsSrS. Grossly 81 have. for o;sh
teen wears. been troubled with an al
lection ot tie brca,; and lungs. a:tend.
al with severe cough. pant. the SIDE,
adj oi i>..,. became 50 much redu-
ced, tnat m, lie was de>pa.lcd o.. and
receiving no visible. benefit from my
physician. WAS advised 10 make tr.a;
of Ia Aott's Cough Drops: after Ia
King one bottle. ! was restored TO per
feet health; and it is my firm be..:.
tnat the use OF the above named trop-.
saved my life.
J. K. JONES.
Columbus. Ohio. July -. 1926.
For sale by VIM. LINDSEY * \.
Richmond. Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

A -Ner Department. have rcceiv-
cd from Utica, the draft of a petition to
Congress pray ing that House would pass
law authorizing the establishment Of an
additional Department of State, entitled
The HOME DEPARTMENT; the duty of the
Secretly Of which shall be to establish IN
all the towns ofihe Union, manual La
Dor Schools open alike to all classes aud
conditions Of people. The expense I" be
betrayed BY an appropriation of half the
avads OF the future sales Of the pubic
lands andthe sur''us revenue of the Uni
ted States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

A TToRNEy and Coz NsELLox AT LAW, hav
ing permanently located himself In
Richmond, respectfully Informs the puolIc
that lie vii fan thfully attend to all BUSINESS
that be may entrusted with In the line
OF his profession. lie will regularly at
tend the CIrcui courts of ayne, Union.
Fayette, kush, Delaware, Henry, and
itandolph counties.
March 2 i-.1., =
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NOTICE.

'uVHE subscriber wishes all those who are
indie bted to him, either by note Or ac-
count, to pay the sa e to George Spring
er, Esq. in Richmond, or to the subscriber,
on or before the twentieth day of April
next. Those who pay attention to this,
Will save themselves cost. Those unto
whom he Is indie . ted, to present their &C
counts for immediate payment.
JOHN SMITH.
March -. le25. 1889. IT,
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N. T.. .DemninSs,.-1MiiOs.

. z ESPECTFuLLY informs the citizens o
Richmond and its vicinity, that he
has commenced the aoOve business, one
door east of lir. VI. Laws leather store,
eli Main street, where ali orders III his
line VIII oe executed with tideiIty ana
despatch. Public patronage is respectful
ly solicited.
FEBRUARY i6. 1898. q
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DIR. THOMAS WHITES
Veget:l bile aO0iEiaCIle rsvo,>

-g0:l. only specific ever Offered To
Il t.c public, from which IA per
nane:t ANA radical cure ma, be OF
aimed OF that dlsagreeahlc pain. the
:ootl,acac, with alIlt attendant evils
such As iracturing the law in extracting
tie teeth. winch often proves more ia
tai than tie toothaChc itself; and cold
passing from the decaycd teeth to tie
law. thence to the head. producI.. a
r.icumltic Affections. with man, other
a pleasant effects; such as a disagree.
able breath, bad taste in the mouth.
&C. &c. all of winch are produced
from, foul or dcca,ed teeth. am nap
py TO have II III my power to offer 10
tie world remedy. that viii not nDiv
Tcmove thc Fai!I nine times out oi tea,
out preserve the teeth from further de-
cay, and arrest the disease in sucn as
ire 'eCaying and have not commenced
,ching. restoring them to health and
usefulness
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13
Save the Pieces.

fHNHE subscribers Will pay one dollar and
twenty-five cents per hundred, for
thin cast iron, such as old broken potts,
kettles, andirons, plough .no,llds, &c. &c.
and fair price for heavy pieces, if deliver
ed at their foundry in Kichlnond. A pen
~ saved Is worth two earned.
GAOy Err {. WILLIAMS.
January 18th, lS:,:}. =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

Ill stand the present season. the
two last days of each week at the
stable of ID. Reid in Richmond. and the re-
mainder of the time at the subscribers.
AMOS CLANSON.
April 9Th, 1888. ID
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13
La Motifs Cough Crops.
7HuE nigh reputation ma, IA
MOTIFS COCGH DROPS

nave gained for the affections oi liz.
breast aud lungs. leading TO Ioa>umi-
i,on. renders IL unnecessary to saw
much in recommending them 10 th,.
afflicted. as the numerous certificates.
from persons Of the .irst responsibility
who have Used ;hcl Tor complaints OF
the lungs, are s;ro..g proof OF their pos
>ee>iHo uncommon virtues.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS

YNHE subscriber has Just finished several
carriages, with harness, &c. Persons
who wish to purchase are invited to call at
his STOP on Main street, Richmond, Ind.
BENJAMIN FJLGH L VI.
4th mo. 9th, 1888. Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

: ESPEC TFULLY Informs the citizens of
..ichmond and ITS vicinity that he has
permanently located himself III iilc!iu.ond
anu IS now prepared to attend to all pro-
tessIona1 calls. Oihce fearl street.
nearly opposite the Methodist church.
November 80, 1892. i-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

Cassis< Sagacity.-We have heard
20 many wonderful stories respecting
the sagacity aud faithfulness Of dogs,
that we have sometimes felt our cred
ul,ty taxed to its utmost extent. An
instance, however, of canine faithful
ness has come to our knowledge, SO
well attested, that we cheerfully re-
cord our testimony IN their favor.
Yesterday, Mr.. James Pierce, one OF
the constables Of the city, and one OF
the collectors under the City Irea-
surer' having occasion to go to the
south part Of the city, had transacted
some business in Gibbs Lane. and on
his return had arrived in Broad street.
Here his spaniel slut Rose overlook
him, and raising her head so as to at
tract his attention, he discovered his
leather wallet in his faithful creatures
mouth. Where he had left it or lost
II. he could not tell, but on opening the
wallet he found it safe, including, what
was no small affair, in the mouth OF the
dog. the sum Of one hundred and eight
dollars.-Bosson Atlas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

A very singular fact has been noticed
IN relation to the Cholera in England. -
This disease has not visited single place
where mineral waters abound! Bath,
Cbeltcnham, Hotwells, Tunbridge. Har-
rowgate, Mattack, Buxton, and Leamin-
ton, have entirely escaped This may
he sad of our own country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

GINGER FOR HEAvEs IN HoRsEs.-To
the editor Of the New York Farmer.-As
Farr!ery is embraced ia this work l ma
add, that my old horse, who is now IN his
twentieth year, has been cured of the
disease called heaves, by the use of
ground ginger, remedy recommended TO
me for that purpose A tablespoon full
was given to him daily, for several weeks.
mixed in his mess Of Indian meal and cut
straw. The horse had been troubled
with Wheeling and a hard cough for a
wear or two, and had lost flesh 50 muc III
that he seemed to have nearly finished
his term Of service. Since the use of the
powdered ginger he has become quite fat,
and appears 10 be years younger and in
good spirits.