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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

K. ANDREW BOWMAN-As you are a
w nonresident fthis State take this means
OF notiiying you, that, the first Saturday in a.
pril next shall, at the Clerks office of Simpson
county, Tennessee, proceed 10 take the deposition
OF Richard Fowler, to be read in chief upon the
trial OF your SUIT now depending agains, me in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Bedford county, Va. If from any cause said de-
position shall not be taken on the above day, then
and IN that case will be taken on the sece nd Sat
urday of April at the same place.
Your oht seryt. ROBERT TINSLEY.
Bedford co. Va. Feb. 81, 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
Sale Of Real & Personal Est,,.

RY virtue of Tras, Deed, executed ,,,,'''
II scriber, by the ate Col, Edward G.s1 Val ~.
Bedlof1, for certain purposes therein mr.. 1t. q
(Which Is Gully Ia the inks Office OF sad 60.
shall, on TUESDAY tie 10Th day of Mareb ~
if fair, ifnot, the rex, Ear Jay, at the res.denea
the late Col. Gwa'kln, in aid county, pf5essI.3
sell, at public sas'inn, 10 tire highest billsr =
cash, me tailowins 81 N personal proper,,
VII ffaetaf .#,aei.'~ Lind, on wbi,j - -
SAID .iee IN res.a.i n said eoua.v ~.
Creek, CONTAINING - scess--a o. Vt.
IN aaid esan,y, on r. ssfore, . ori=a.#
Of Thomas Sale Il othsrs, containing 81 No..
also one other tract IN sand county, aliof5.55,
rhen Hubbard 4 others, ON Suck Mo9nta5g
tanning i33 acres-and the following sl4.s,.
1ii less Dayy, Tom, Jenny, Mary, W AT II.
ret, Jnlief, Adsline, MaIinda Louisa II
sam, Caroline, Frank, Janet, and Sena, ana IL
crease Of the tcmales since the date ofthc teej -
stud Horses, (one. Young Polomack) .ro.js,4.#
ses, 30 head Of Cattle. SO had Of Hogs, a1 M
sheep, yoke of Oxen, Wagon. Or c.
Horse Cart, two-horse Carriage and II lfn.#s
sets Blacksmi,h's Tools, 6 Feather Bed. go.
Furniture. ! set Mahogany Dining Table, W.
nat Folding Tables, together with all the Uopsr.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation re4.
sis of said decedeu,, such part thereof as n L..
necessary 10 satisfy the purposes Of sad decd
The sale will be continued from day to day. sba,il
ii not be completed on the 10Th | shall convey r.
the purchaser or purchasers such title only as +,
vested IN me, which, how yer, is eved 10 h.. H.
dsrotable J. A. WHARTON, Trusteo
= At the same time al pace, all The personal
property longing 10 the estate Of tie i5te Col
Edward Gwa,k'n, not othei wise dispose Of w.,
lie sold at public auction, and continue until re,#
pleteu- Terms made known at tie sale
All persons indebted 10 the sad estatc are ~.
speet uy requested toray hs soon as possible. and
those holding claims will please 70 make lien
known at the lc
TIE ADMINISTRATORS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
LAND lkOIS SALE.

a VALUABLE Tract of Land for sale, con-
"A tanning about 900 acres, upon Little Otter
Creek, IN Bedford county, near Liberty The Land
lies well, and affords a good portion OF Creek Bot
toms, aud u OF good quality The owner resides
out OF the State am Is ANXIOUS 10 sell The pay
mcnts will be mGde 10 suit the purchascr-or he
would exchange il for Slaves. Mr.. John Y. An
derson, living near the land will shew it, and is
a,hor.zed To sell 5. 4 al. H. GARLAND.
Lynehburg, Feb. p, 1888 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
NOTICE..

n r the last Bedford Court qualified a= admin.
n istrator OF The estate of Ephraim Il RE. Al
persons having csnls against SAID ,state. are II
urcs,cd 10 forward them immediately 10 tic admin
;s,rsior, properly auihent Gated M psfsons hoi.
ding any Of said Rlces, decd nrops,ty Of ray das
criptan are requested 10 forward the same te III
administrators a, Liberty. The settlement of Tie
estate will be made Immediately.
A L. NICHOLS Admf.
Of Ephram 4. Rec
Hfarfh II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
Dec "a

TRllE subscriber having experienced the d fhcul-
- iy ofraslng Horses of sufficient size for the
usual purposes ofarming and road service, arising
from the want of size commonly observed in the
blooded Stallion, and knowing such 10 b. the pre-
vaent objection TO blooded horses generally, has
been induced to purchase the horse Maximus, To
whom this objection does not apply, to W hom he
invites the attention OF those W no wish 10 raise
horses for the saddle or harness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

To I.ll1uheth compbel, adnlnlsttaf#S Of t'eofse
Campbell, james Campbell, lames pemasters y
John pemastsis, administrators ol John bemas1tfs
deed, Iobn Gamplfll Nelson { Dta6oo Sic III
Of Amherst and rs such administrator George
Campbell, deed and Samuel Garland,
TuNAkE notice. that on Tuesday The i9fh day Of
Il March next, nj the Clerk, Office of the comfy
court Of Amherst, shall proceed 10 take the de.
position Of Benjamin Blown, and others 10 be nsed
as evidence on tn llal ola cause depending y IN
determined IN tn Circuit Superior Goutt Of Inv
and ehaetely lof the County ot Anhersi, IN Which
SUI nm tn Plaintiff aud }au are the Defendants.
JOHN Z. WILLS, adnar Of
Thomas Wills deed.
l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

/nIfr. subscribers have on hand and are con.
- stan,ly receiving from ,heir Northern Manu-.
factory, rood assortment Of Carriages Barea.
ehes NC winch they offer fat sne on tie eartel Il
Mum Street aud the lover 1unplte. They will
make csetY exertlon to 10 all Their w4fk n thr
best manner ard respectfully solicit the PATRONAGE
Of former customers and ftlsndsY aud ibe poble
generally
AIso, tetp on hind supply Of work mule al
Ills place by Northern wpfiaaen.-zAll ordets
puneiuallg attended To, and recurring done at tic
shortest notice. II X BEACH, %.
jim ; WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
TRACT OF LAND.

lying in the county of Greenbrier, containing +
LEVEN HUNDRED ACRES-Also, Tract OF
Land, lying in Amhers, county, on the Lynchburg
Road, containing between EIGHT and NINE
HUNDRED ACRES, both of which tracts are
more particularly described in said deed and are
ID as valuable. The Trustees will convey
such ,,lls as !, vested in them by the deed atore.
said. THE TRUSTEES.
Feb IA wtdS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
TO OK AL This j!

faNE subscriber, having been abscn, from town
- frequently in the past year, deems it neaesss-
y 10 inform his friends and the public generally
,"at ne shall continue to carry on the BRlCA-
LAYING AND PLASTERING BUSINESS
IN town, and will be ready 10 execute work, with
neatness and dispatch, on the shortest notice tle
mas on hand, at this time, one hundred and fifty
thousand BRICKS, ofgood quality Any person
wanting Building done would 10 we'll to call, SO as
10 nave 1t done in the early part of the season.
winch gives time for the work TO cemen, before the
freezes OF the water which are very injurious ioi
work that is just put up
A word 10 the wise is sufficient 81, tbem.
VIM B. BROWN.
Lynchbnrg, Feb o5 Ina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
taD'i'I ICE.

YNIlI; partnership heretofore existing under I'll,
Il firm Of SuACkLEFORD & WRIGHT
was dissolved by mutusl consent ON the 18th Jan
uary last.
The accounts due the late concern have been
placed by the Trustees in the hands Of John c
Shaehlciord for collection, To whom those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment, as Ion
ger Indulgence cannot be granted.
Fob IL Is
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SER..yHsSE AE.LEN--Asyo p


IN MT al 4Ialh3tant OF the state OF Virginia,
a.. nre hafraf I.afld Il that on the lith md 18th
Of Mafel aext. ii ths esern Of " linn II " l0g
h.la IN the tawnuf Eenl Creek, s0ll take the Al.
f,lhyits Of Jlnlss farlss, Thomas L fhotnhill and
others md "a the Ii day Of the same MONTH ut
,he Franklin Hotel IN the toanof Lynehh1lrg. |
,hlli lke tn ailiaeas OF Charles Phelps Nathan
eI 1elfy nh others and also on the 18Th, Iolh
and 1olh nj III, same month at tn tavern Of
lanes Powell, at Amherst Court House, | shall
take thu aflidavlts Of Gharlts Muad}. George Ear
req ard others % be read as evidence on The trial
OF an injunction depending in the Circuit Supetnc
Court OF Law and Chaurory 10, the county of An
herst, IN which you are plaintiff al am telen
dant JOHN IIDRSIEY
rau / vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
FOR RENT.

FOR ..ElNs'.
.wA 4 TWO story i'ess IIa5s. win
1,!.E3 IA Garden, pleas. ally situated IN
,issE39 the hill near thc Gsgefyo f.--am4
nse.eae0aA house is in fine Neiehboihoe4 A.
well calculated tor the accommel''o 81 : e.fll.e
iamlly Application may be male a. lis "a.
Feb % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
Commission business.

He subscriber offers his services TO his friends
and the public as Commission Merchant
tIs office is few doors above the Franklin Hotel
SAML, ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies rs Boarders. Her rooms are commoiious, aud
near some of the best Schools in Lynchhurg
Feb 81 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

.JOEINC. SHACK LiitOTeD AIT
WILL continue The SADDLE AND HAIR
w NESS making BUSINESS at the old
stand formerly occupied by SilACkLEFORD &
WRIGHT. He solcits share of public patronage
an promises unremtcd attention and punctuaIity
to all calls and orders for work in his line.
Feb IL Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
Nlh'EI(,i,.

NOIICE.
DY VIRTUE OF an order Of The Worshipfnl
~ the county Court Of Campbell, the under
signed Commissioners appointed for that purpose
will sell. on Tuesday the 18th day Of March next,
at public auction, on the premises, the
TRACT OFLAND
which Achilles Douglass died seized OF, containing
about 243 acres, lying both sides OF Ward.
road, four miles from Lynchburg and adjoining
The lands OF Mcajah Lynch's eat. Thos Norman
and others. Terms OF sale will be- one-louri h
part for cash, TO be paid on the day Of sale, and
the balance of the purchase money to be paid in
one, two aud three years, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and deed of trust
upon the land, TO secure The payment of the pur-
chase money.-The land lies we'll about tw o thirds
OF is IN woods. part OF which is heavy timber
ed on the cleared part. there Is a comfortable
Dwelling House and good Apple Orchard, with
many other convenpnces not necessary to men
ton. as Inc same will be shewn to any one dspos-
ed TO purchase. by either of the Commissioners
Possession given Immediately.
RICHARD PERKINS,
ZACHFIELD WADE
SAMUEL SMlTHSON, Jr
Feb. ~. ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
FOR RENT.

FOX RENT,
1E Vl.WO rENENE> ) IN Y 81
'..HE3 II uaiions in Llnchante. ~ -.
Xs.HE3 vate families.
sE&s&& For terms, ap 1e 10
SAMUEL Moulin
b % n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

Aenice l. w,ie, Joseph e Il hetts aud susanna al
-. 1tfe. end Geetge " Paer nd II anr, n IN.
sIe. rlifs
isxsade, Mcclure. u
tds -.use hav,pr horn aenf h.,art font fif
81 S.a,fi =. IT 4 Law and thefaetY IN III
Ce,n atsii n 81 f.5nebhare.i fa#fed b L. doek.
sod ard ihsrea8aa. - HaHazst = pat4f#s III
eause c4ale nn - - hHtrt az IL LII. a. ~
an asAihits. sno arsdrd =, = lnns.l %
zter,a'son where,' The ennr' doth adj ies, n -
/. 4 icofae that, noiess he aeen tau .ha1 aes
10 sIr nou,hs frafu n aate fffraf ~ ~ ia
,isinuifs Tie iin - ane tnuafss ana NJ, f'#t
pppnds. sen sh,lia.s 49, reno. VII IN IT
ihere0a. a'tef tte tBte 50 ~, #eetas IL IN
nne frcm tho lstdsv n January. 1918 end PM :
and the costa ~ IN SUIT TINT TIA Sheriff 81 his
COUNTY d. alter haYink adYer',sed the tune nal
place OF sale for iont weeks III toWe u, stpaHe,
printed in the town Of LynehburF. at tn front
door ofihe court housa II tins county somr
court day. and at .ome ,ohl,e place near TIE resl
deuce Il he dei.edan ~ lens, ten days he -
saeh sale, proceed 10 sell upon the premises hy
ssy Of pnhlic auction 10 tha highest b'ldfr, tor
ready money. o. uPon such credit MS the par is
them,elve shall agree upon the Tract of Land IL
tAeNNl men ionei OF NO much thereof as shall be
sriie,s y pay oil and discharge The debt afore
SAID agd he costs md in the event of the sal
frcasb, that he nav the proceeds thereof nliei
.isfrayiug the a1ptnses OF the same into this coaie
sa",ect IN ITS in'nf rider and decree but N
Vi sale upon credit, then, that hn take from thr
pure aser or ptebasers thereof bond, With snil
c,en' se.uritY TO- ,ho yment OF the purchase no
ne, RETAINING n. it- :. the said land ~ n fIlhr,
,.eu'ht Tor IL AaB purchase money subject TO
ne re.sosd. ~ssr ae'p.t he made in the pa, meni
Of ra~'" md 'tel he hold said bond snbjcc 10
itf tutui Ia nrf, and report his pro-
Is =, ~ order 10 6arl degree
1T e. .sstssatts 1T aeat.oara, payable "a
delivered an In,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
WNRGVNYa
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liz Pyopeftg If !. y Ottuey, Of Lysehbarg.
NfilS beautiful Race Horse and Stallion, hay
Ii lne h.en Eelne,cd With lie .lrlnicsi cnre from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

THE ApdlNI51RAIs Il
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Belford ebanly. Mareb 1 1883
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16
PALIADIUA.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER le, 1888

Singular Phenon'esoa.-On Wed
nesday morning last, awhile before
day light, the attention Of our zrakxfal
citizens was attracted to remarkable
freak of nature, or las some supposedly
a fearful premon,tion Of dire mishaps,
including ~war, pestilenee and fam
inc; )" which from the description given
us BY many Of our respectable neigh
bors, must have been a sublime aud
highly interesting spectacle. Blythe
bye. at that time we were lndulging
in the embraces Of Somnus,
until the exhibition had given place to
the regular entree Of Sol; consequent
" We were deprived Of the occular
pleasures Of the occasion.
The appearances as generally de-
lscribed, were those Of common me.
teors, but were innumerable, and in
their courses very eccentric, yet most
'ly directed to the horizon. Some de.
scribed them as illuminated fakes ol
snow, descending in showers, and leav'
inc behind them long trail or wake
which remained for some seconds.-
Others, Of more expansive ,magina
tions, fsncied they we're like red no,
cannon balls, dropping from (or to- the
|nether world, n hilst a third class sup.
posed the stars we're paying Us a visit
en- nsosse, to warn mankind Of some
coming calamity, and deemed it super.
fluous to retain a recollee ton Of their
external semblance, a. the catastrophe
of which they we're the heralds must
soon be consummated. Upon the
whole, the appearance Of 90 many
metoric flashes which kept the Heav'
ems illuminated for more than hour,
appears to have been exceedingly sin
|guiar, and Ito us) unaccountatle.-
Quere. May not this phenomenon be
similar to the ssshowers- OF fire." lately
described in some of the papers, II
having been seen at seat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16

In the last number ofthe Richmond
Palladium over the signature Of 30
Hooshier," We end the following SEN
tence: ~Genesal McCarty told rs last
summer thatifwe wanted Biddle' g mon
ey that We should have it, and his word
is ~ good s old wheat, ifhe did take
sides with you," (meaning Mayor Jack
Downing &C. sand the Gi0eral last
COngress-5or be knowm well enough
that II he goes against ~ Hooshiess
that he viii have TO eat bss pancakes ut
home without butter On en-, when yours
aud the Cineszl's COWS 20 dry
'sStraws" 1t 10 said ssbow which
way the wind blows" ard though one
c Congressional csmpaienhas just closed
] AN intorused) another one has com
menced. sSargeast Noeshies,n las
he has been pleased to tesm himseiE)
may not be aware Of this aud may
have Inadvertently slid into TIE errors
discover in his epistDe. There
however, sEder any view Of
lbe subject be imPropsiety 10 correct
ing his errors. Ceoeral McCarty
does not noe u the Sergeant ASSERTS,
gel his Better fro0 tlse CioeraFs COW.
Friend joseph psesua.e speaks s.
Euratively and allsdes 70 tie Ol6ce
Int Cea. cCasty sow holds-that
u 0eaber q Csaereso. Ssrelv 10
Deph ought to be better acauaiuted
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16

New YoRK, CHIC AGO AND GALENA.
The following item Of intelligence,
from the Galenian, a newspaper pub
lished at Galena, Illinois, on the 9th
of September last, Is highly interesting
to the citizens Of Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh--it furnishes another evil
dence to corrobOrate the opinion we
some time ago expressed Wig: that
PniIadelPhia might, at once, excuse a
release OF AN claim 10 The trade Of the
county lying west Of the Ohio river,
and north Of the National Road, ex-
tended beyond the Mississipp,, IL she
did not exert herself to secure a speedy
completion Of some connection with
Lake Erie aud the Ohio Canal.
sCHuc Ac0.-We have had the plea.
sure Of a conversation with Mr.. Fred
~rick Stahl, Of the firm Of johnson d
Ssahi, Of this place, who returned from
Chicago on Tuesday last. He inform
us that he ordered goods from New
York, which we're shipped on the 10th,
and arrived at Chicago on the Goth
August. The charges for transporta-
t,on from New York to Chicago, in-
Gliding commissions and storage, is
only 81 63cts. per 100 pounds. In
surance per cent. io the fall, and .
per cent. At other seasons Of the year.
The country, from Dixon's, ferry, on
Rock kiver, to Chicago, is smooth
and level, and, with little improve ment
an excellent road may be made. An
OK team could make a trip from thence
to Galena, with great ease, in ten days.
Thus We see, that merchandise can be
brought from New York to Galena in
thirty days, and at an expense merely
nominal"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16

We learn. from the Pittsburgh Caz.
cite. that Creen Van Sickle, the late
Post Master at Clsysville, has plead
guilty to the charge Of robbing money
letters passing through his Office, and
has been sentenced to IL years impri-
in the Western Penitenti.ry.
He was slways considered ~ m up-
right aud honest man; bat this lassen-
tahls abesrstioe has proved the weak-
- e hss nature, and the incorrect
D 1t human calculatioo,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16
LYCEUNI.

In our last we limited at the expe-
diency Of forming an association Of this
kind Cor the ensuing winter, and BY
comforting with some If our citizens,
we are more than ever Impressed With
the belief that it will meet With en-
couragement, and be IL properly coa.-
ductedJ Of great public utility. Eve
ry where around Us l.yceums are form
ing, and where they have been estab-
lished, they fully meet the expecla-
tons Of theirslriends, in af5ording the
least expensive and most rational
means of instruction and information
that have yet been devised.
We are not prepared at present, to
give a correct historical account Of the
origin or progress Of these associations,
but where the intention may not be
understood, We would briefly explain
it AZ We understand the term and APP
plication. Any number Of individuals
meet in a social capacity for mutual
instruction and Internationally =
dept a constitution for their better
government, and each member Of the
society 50 formed, IL at liberty to com
municAt> any knowledge he may pos
sess, to the society, either in writing OF
extemporaneous!y, on any subject what
ever, that can interest others; embrar
cling the whole circle Of the arts and
sciences. agriculture, domestic ecopo-
my, &c. &c. Thus every individual,
however humble his attainments, may
be possessed Of important facts, Tela-
tive to some Of the necessary voe atioas,
or comforts Of life, and
by this method Of easy and free CON-
munication, each individual may in
some measure appropriate to himself
that knowledge which others have
toiled to acquire, and which might
otherwise lie dormant with its posses
sor, and useless to society.
Having therefore, the public good
and our Own improvement in view, We
would earnestly recommend to the
citizens Of Richmond aud the neigh
boring country, to meet and form such
a society or societies, IN preference to
other les Pso6table amusements for
the coming wintescand in the belief
that We slsan Be seconded By public
opinion in this matter, We viii take the
liberty to appoint Tuesday evening the
18th mt. for these favorable to the
formation Of . Lyceum in Richmond,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16

We have not received any definite
news from the Miami treaty. 1t is
believed, however, that they will not
sell, at most but . small tract along the
line Of the canal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16

About q fortnight since, q young
man, named Jones, shot his sister, at
Tobaccostick, near Cambrdge, Md
1t appear that gun, which had pre-
viously mapped On frequent occasions,
in mere pla yfal0ess, Vas charged BY
neighbor on the preceding evening,
preparatory to a shooting excon,os,.
Jones vas snacquainled with this fact,
and took up the gun as usual, and pal
led the trigger, when his sister 6eIl, and
expired in few hours.
The first book psinted in America
vas at MEXICO Ia 1914; and was esti-
tSed Dsdsias CIsssianepsrs L. Esd;os.
Me-. Clay Was born April ~, TIT,
and approaching bus 57th year.
Sns~ il said 10 have fallen on the
heights Of New Hampshire White
Mountains, in every oeoth Of The past
On the 3lith Of March . Gre broke
ct in TIE city II NaGilla, and co..
ssoed 10000 dwellings, laying waste
m extesf q thsse 9iles, and Ieavine
$1,000 bssse1eo, tie principal psft
being thsse e0P3oyed 10 the tobacco
Danufactosy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16

Coon SUoGnTsoE.-The editor Of
the Western Galaxy, suggests to the
membes Of the fraternity, lhat the Zee
for advertising a WOMAN be raised from
one 10 Ave dollars. He thinks this
would measurabiy veto the a5omInable
practice Of advertising wives. We a.
gree with him, bat would Say so, in
stead Of IS. We are convinced no
good husband would heap obloquy aud
shame upon the character Of his
spouse, BY thrusting her name before
the public with the warning that she
must not he harbored nor trusted
Bad ones, should therefore pay we'll
for such publicatioo. Hereafter, we
shall exact ten dollars, nine Of which
shall be given to the woman adver.
tised.