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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-24

below the mark Of the reform. Tenderness and
delicacy are necessary, to prevent such persons
by mistaken pride Of character, from being maze
enemies Of the cause. In our denunciations OF
the evil, We must take care not to include those,
whom little prudence might bring into cord'a'
cooperation with US, 10 its suppre sson. Lett
sir, mingie discretion with our zeal; and the
greater will be our success, in this pure aud no.
Bile cause.
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Public Notice.

MR. CHARLES FLETCHER, one OF InG n ne %
MI of Fletcher q Dement,. having assigned 81
trust, for certain purposes in the assgnms'n aok A
expressed, sundry Promissory Notes sna "a ali ps'
counts-Notice is therefore hereby give" ;nnedi,p
sons indebted tothe late firm Aforesaid tha' nons
payment is requested, OF, if tse same be ro,S,ss
that satisfactory security will be required, .,o
those claims will be placed in the hands OF VIC =
officer for collection. ,,,,,se
may 23-w6w CIH. NhAh"'
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A Card.

nOCTOR A. II. SANDERS, having located him
IL self at Occuquan, Prince william County. vir
gnia respectfully offers his professional services to
the public He may be found at Mr.. Fishers, or at
bis Office adjoining june l-eo4w
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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

six hundred pages each, and at fine expi- ration of every SIX months, or thirteen numbers, subscribers will be furnished with handsome title page and table of contents. hc hole se ilis ter furnished in single year, will be equal to moro than fifty volumes of the common spzed English duodecimo books. fle pa- pernpon winch the Magazine will be print ed, will be of tho finest quality nsed for book work, and of size elegantly adapt- cd for binding. As the type will be en. tlreiJ new and of neat appearance, each volume, wien bound, will furnish hard- some as well as yauabie addition 10 the li- braries Of those who pairnnize inc work Iise price of she h0s Ei.Es5' $ Asi a- IGAZfNE will be Five Dollars per an- nun, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. As the pub fishers intend issuing limited number of persons wishing to subscribe are reanested to do so withnnt delay 0r-
 ders must be addressed to c. ALEXAN- l DER ( CD., No3, Athcniau buildings, Franklin place, Philadelphia.
 1 < commission of 70 per cent. will he al-
 lowed to agents, and all remittances hy
 mal will De at the publishers risque, if
 accompanied by q Posf-,nasser's certificate
 and ,lof ofheracise. Any .eent or Post.
 master furnishing ten stlbscribers and re-
 nitting the amount of the subscription.
 shall hs entitled to the commission of a iper cent, one copy gratis one year, and
 the lady's Book for the same length af
 time. Uacarrent notes of solvent hanks
 received n payment al par value. see
 cinen Of tie work. CT any information re= specsing #, may be obtained hJ addressing Inc passsiissssfs post paid. AEenis send 'ng four subscribers, and prefernng copy
 Of the wark to the commissions, can bage II regularly forwarded.
 Editors of newspapers generally. wiII i please insert the above 9. oftcn as conYe- nient, and eRsiiis t'5e.nselves thereby 10
 free exchange for one year.
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THE OHIO.
AIR ......

A IN--- 7He Barp that once through 7ara's Ha1ls. The tongue that once through Croker's jaw The saui of nonsense sped, Now lies as mnse in Groker's nav Is II ais speech were fed So sleep ' = q former days, All Farg slaasgle2z a'er, And eass tlas qaaies once for place, \ oss i,sfa a tVr ii se snpre. No more to borough members bright, The tongue of Gnoker swssls, The curse alene t vents at night Its tale If run telis Corruption now 50 seldom wakes, Rut atthe Carlton gives A ssssss,s. ,sssss iss | e : 3! T. ale takes To saaW sAaf still she lives.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
UNITED srArrs 6F AMrnIeA.S Ixard County, .arkansas 1e,ritoyy.
 Levina CuIp, alias Levina Sains,
ync
Petiiioa .lor .Divorce.

Pefifion jor DiUorce.
 sT 0W on this day, came the eaid com l ' rlasuant, by her solicitor, and the said defendant being soiemnly called, comes not, and 1t appearing by inc sher- if 3 return tbat the defendant Is a non-re- sident of this orritory--whereupo 1t is ordered that an alias summons issue. re- quring the said defendant 10 De and ap- pear before the Judge of our Circnit Court. at , Court te s:e ssis,lt'ep at the town Of Iib- eriy, in anu for the said county of lizard, or tie fonrth Jonday of May next, ard answer the said coinplainant's petition otherwise the saf:e will hetaken as con fezsed and decree entered accordingly And t is further ordered, that q copy oi this order be published Tn the Arkausas Advocate six weeks successivoly.
 true oopy--lau. 18th, 1883
 JESSE ADAMS, Clerk. Prs fee { sraI A3 "
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JAMES MCKINNEY
E4A w NsDalEssE,.

5. '. @s-:a. .s4,a & Q. E. gsCsyEy.E
 sa VIE entered into partnership m the | practice of law. Their reside 2 is al Little Rock, where one ofthe partners may generally be found Ihe. viii pr.c Htice n the Superior Court and ia most oi the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar. E siisas. 1cy may be retained 10 attend any term of any Court Tn said Territory 5nslness intrustcd to them shall be, unc- tnally and diligently attended to. sHaych 30, le32. -iu
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Polly Cnlp. afsas Polly Gorheean.

Petition .tor Dirorce
 N0W on this day, came the said com ' pleiaaut. hy his solcitor, and the said defendant being solennly called, comes not and t appearing the ;S,,i,cr- lf's return Chat ilfe defendant is non re- sident of the Territary-- whereupon t is ordered that an alias summons issue, and tlsat pue'icstion be made requiring tue said defendant to be and appear before the Judge Of our Circuit Court, at Court 10 be holden at the .ewn of Liberty, in and for tie county of izard, on the fourtl, Mon- day Of May next. and answer tie said com plalnant's petition: otherwise the same will be taken confessed, and decree entered accordingly: And it is further ordered, that copy oftisis order he p.lb- lished in llie Arkansas Advocate six weeks sucoessively.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
lOR LII.

2 eHE subscriber offers for sale, f.e s4s TRACT 0F LAND or whieI Nm Faggs now resijes. i've mics south If I.. tie Rock, on the Unified States read la.a. tug from this place 10 Washington. iIenp stead county, coutaining l6Dacres of iapS of which betw cen 9 and aa res are cIeas cd, on the hanks of the feuehe creek.- 0n the place is good hebed log dou5ss cabin, spring cfgood water, and Il.rliI, apple and peach orchard.
 Also, in the town of Little Rock. aa n the peighhorlood of iiobert Cfiilea den and Thomas E. Malone, six TOWN LOIS, with common donhle cabins g liewn logs, and ! few ueacii trees, at ore. sent occupied hy Richard Hawkins < lao, block of l2 LOTS, siiuatea De. tween inc residences nf Y. h. Steven son and Robert Crittenaen.
 Alsp. ore LOT adjoining the former office of inc Advocate.
 Also. the property on which tIe sab. scrber at present resides, situate in bs ueighborhood of NNn ;. Fulton and Cha. Gailw ell, consisting ofthree LOTS 6c.ae Also, 4 good four horse WAGON, and two or three yoke of OXEN. Any person wishing to purchase any yar all Of the above named property. eaa get bargain by applying tc inc subscriber, living in the tcwn Of Little Rock. Cash or Negroes will be taken iu payment Tor tie above property.
 BENJAsl1N CLEMENS. , Little Rock. leth Dec. lss2. sz q Dry Goods and Grocenes. THE subscriber has just received per steamer Little Reekapd keel-hoat lr .. Campbell, an additional supply of
 Dyy Goods end Groceries,
 CONSISTING IN PART OF Green Aiackinaw Blankets, French do.
 White and red Flanneis, Cotton and wooilen Linseys, Wooilen ] leans,
 Do. Sucks,
 Several pieres of fancy Prints, A lot of Boys and Mems Slioes.
 GROCERIES. 100 bbls. fresh Flour,
 75 do RectiGed Whiskey,
 n de dried Apples,
 , do Loaf Sugar.
 'f6 do Kanawiia Salt,
 s'.'o sacks ground AiHFi d9 di9
 5s boxes Fable Salt,
 10 do Sperm Candles,
 : do Tea,
 $ to iaisins,
 X lot of Stone Ware,
 A lot of Bacon.
 This, together with his former Stock, renders his assortment very compiete,- Purchasers will do we'll te give him call, The above articles will be sold very low for cash. Beef Hides and Peltries will pe received in payment for Goods.
 E. WILSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
BELL fsOiN'ts

FOR SETTLEMENT AMI e.
 THE eligible, advantageous .', s,a iE.
 tiful situation, Bell Point ja n '.a hssu. years known as Fort Smith. tl.a sa''es culnbered property of tte sulscribs, e"lh shortly be lad of in lots and sold ~ ~la situation is on the right hank a1 tl,s ils sas river, at the confluence of tte pa,asa- p,s'hsa-
 For locality and facilities ~ leeaa. uniting more desirable properties s,.ae's ana V vious recommendations, thar aeysot''9r " site from tie mouth to tic souree5 as s'aes .e river. VI 'Ae
 II ia thc head of safe steam host rss. ton, all above being preearieas a,a sa'sa certain. II can command ereatert,sa' s,' of fertile country than any other n,s;t,as ssas in the Territory. There are nsx s'saoa s. mercfanfle establishments al this ,lsa and the demand for additional inycstn.ea.'' must increase comm snsnrately Nith ,la rapid growth of the coniignons connt,s
 This sale will take place in In!. sssi Previously to which, plan of tle tssa will De ;aa;urcd and effected. of whah together with other facts interest6r Y purchasers, the public viii te dul, ,a' vised. JOHN RegF9e s0'
 Dec la s7 '' "p'hAs
 (Ffhe Editors of the Huntsville n, mocrat, Nashville Republican, and lIs Telegraph, will glve the above four ;, ,' sertions, and transmit their accounts |. tie office of the Arkansas Advocate fs payment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
E. SYILS0

Coansissioss .Nlerrtant. LiHie Roed,
 Nl3L attend te tic reeeasipg and for
 w warding of all Goods committed to lis charge. Having recently purchased ti4e larg aad comme6ions " Nitf-H GUSE Of slessfs. 3'honnpseu ( Bremen, situated Immediately at the Steam boat Landing. ie is how prepared to store any quantity ef tioeds which may be committed to lis care. Goods consigned to him for safe oil commission, viii be disposed 8i te the best advantage. Dec 1o
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An 
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I E ; fsss 10 T.t3s
 ,.f,2 aE4s sahfch sfaN 5e
 29e se " qf 0et 1873.
 is awsrdsd hy aCoan. sEss: eE4ss ea fer tAe purpose, and s t1e saceeksiai competitor lseisual merit, the publishers sf ssfssl .Hagasi'se. besides using ,s s york. engage to have II prioted ' spne book fpr;n corresponding to tiss s i'.ss'F LDA DON EDITIONS of pop asa' avels. For every tiousand copies of tlie HofS thns printed, which may be sold :. tlst ant or sasll receive, in addition to the Five Hundred Dollars, FIFTY DOL LAlf3. or five dnilafs for every hundred n-.fs llsllss;se Flsy els presented for the pre- n,isifa, which shaH prove llDsnccessftl, scHi be returned to their respective autbors, tie publishers ciaimng no control oyer any bnt thaf 10 whlch the premium nay be awarded.
 All writings intended as competitors for this presniuin, must be conveyed free of postage to he add ressed to tae publishers prin. to tho lst If October, isa3
 The NovELIsr's MARIANNE will be pub listed it semi monthly nambers-- each num- her containia.g jf'ss.fst-eigslhst exfra impeyia ocsaro pages. witiidonhic columns, arran. ged af'er the manner Of the LADy's Book to Y .ich work tito,,gi, Ii viii ne consie' er- abry larger. it will bear a general exter 2Sois fesr'nbianee. The Magazine wi! G1k0 tre tolHmcs annually of mora tbal
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
THE CssE WORK EVER l'{ .}lssslEED.

", iooo. oeBi- M1nthty plpicasioh, to oe called
 The Noyelist's Magazine.
 raneA el the lighter literature of
 gesant age ofera wider field i, iee aaIsaEa for selection, than those
 li tll ias.y tnewn as komsaces and - z s.s.s :siieo,fTa fteh ssas Igase reoeived have induced
 efzae Aast gifted writers to engage lsteir competition, and they have, ID e'seseea eaeftce, attained degree of merit asn sss.ifenee which, with few snleH- z sas execetinns. were, until the present cefitass, entIrely unknown.
 Ass.sa.sssfi Ae great mass of Nov els which ate cQastastly in course of publication, there are of course some which are very aupsrior to ts.e others. To selact these anu present them to the re adiDa communi- ~ ana neat. popular, and convenient form, With great expedition, and at less cost than tbey Can De furnished by the bookael- iers, Is the principal object of the proposed puplicatIon; an object which the publish CTS are satisfied they can acconplisl. more easiiy than any other persons, on account of tife extraordinary facilities which tiley en)ey.
 Besides constant and direct intercourse witil tie London publishers. through which they are enabfad to receive the latest Brit is's Novels. as soon as they can bs trans- mitted to this country, they are connected with she most extensive printing establish mentin Philad eIphia, and can reprint in the shortest period any work they may choose to undertake. If, for example. they should wish to furnish as part Of their regular series. any new English Novel f fhexJ4 | nf American bookseller, so that distant suo- scrlbers ma; rneaive t straultaneor.iy with the booksellers republication in the larger cities, and at but a trifing expense cf postage.
 In selecting works for this publication, none wili ne taken but those which convey both qualification and instructions aud especially such as have the charm of fresh- ness and interest. Ifthese objects cannot be accomplished from the abundant a,ippiy of the modern press, recourse may De had to these steriing productions of a former age, whicb, heing almest entirely out of pnnt, are Comparatively but little known, and, n some cases,s would Do found more attractive than most of those which are of more recent origin.
 As the Noyelist's Magazine, though il,- tended expressly for preservation, will
 
 be furnished to subscribers tn pamphlet form, Il will be conveyed by mali to the most distant places, at very moderate expense Of postage. It will furnish a large amount uf agreeable, useful. and irn- proving reading, for less than one.iifth of the price al which the same might be oth- erwise obtained. and with little or nn tron. blesto the subscriber. To families rest dent in tae country, remote from the t lantictowns, this publication will be par ticnlarly serviceable, as supplying their literary wants in the best method that c0lld he devised.
 Undermined 10 use every available means V making fhe NoyeIist's Magazine inter- ssssk aad valuable to subscribers, aud .fsssst p,,, pose Of giving encourage meni 10 4 ! AisltsA \ WRITER'S to ..iin.,iate t1ss eze9tsasis. the publishers propose
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
FRESH FI.OITR,

FRESH FLOUR. EM'iE subscriber has just received per .A steamer Little Rock, T supply of fresh FLOUR, of the first quality; which he offers for sale hy the barrel or less qnanii- Y. i constant supply will be always kep, on hand.
 X. PoDEsTRE. Little Rock, t2th Feb. 1923. 45
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<. gE $ gSess.

HF " Ff s-z = F . 1T AylNG in his employ, five excellent ' H wnfizinen, the subscriber vii! carr. on Inc GU.N- -S.NfTg{, EL.4 GNsaaITIi. and jI.AG CyN .H.4hINtt business. in al Il cir various branches, in Little nock.-- He will make and iron Carriages, Maa ons, Pioughs, Hoes, wingieirees, all kinds feage too!s Sc. &c.i he witlJaake or repair, at the shortest notice, all kinds of farming utensils. Orders from q dis tanee will be punctually attende to.
 He Will keep on hand, for sale, a con 5isnt supply of all of the aboyemuationed articles.
 01T q Il kinds ofcountry produce will be received in return for work. at cash prices. C. BRTMBACK.
 f.iaIo Rnch. .Nnrch q. 1s.s2
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
MORRlSON'S. BLUFF,
stt}st SA Y

EON G F Lfss Y WILL sell, very low, and on reasen- \ able credit, this noted and very vaiu7 able stand. There IS three hundred acres of first rate Cotton lend, with front of one nile on the Arkansas rsver, togetber with very comfortable frame DW}fs- L4nfs-HNUSE SCVkE-HUNsE, cor TON GIN, and number of other bultd- ings for inc convenience of person wisl- irIe to sell Goods There ere several good it.ssF-failiIg springs oi. the iaitsi.
 His place has the reputation Of being : taEssfs5est point oa the Arkansas river, tfa ssle ef GOODS.
 l'etseps wisi,iug 10 purchase, would do sral to cali aud view the premises, ard %come acquainted with the terms If safe.
 l. N CLARKE. .5f9'r7sos,'s i5iittf,v
 RANDOLPH &. kLalliLIs, EgAYR established al an Buren, graw- a-s- ford conuty,
 DyY Goods Sore, consisting of large Stock ef DRY GOODS. as well as very large Stock Of GROCERIES, which they intend to Keep constantly or hand, and sell as cheap as las ever been offered for safe, in this Territory, for Cush, Coso iades, Bees srar, Ialieae, Sc.
 They have taken into possession the WARE HOUSES, at tiis place, where they will attend punctually fo receiving, feIwardiee, and chipping all GOODS, S.c. that may be slipped to them.
 RANDOLPH & KETkIILEY. peeen.her la lsa2 2 l:1w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

sgyy'E lave this day viewed and apprais- w ed stray Mare, shewu to us by ] ohn Adams. of Northfork township, izard county. aud do find her 70 be ieabItton grey with dark colored legs. witl scar on the lore part of her fore pastern joints supposed to oe eight years el5, fourteen hands and one inch high; and we do ap- praise her to thirty five dollars.
 Jaines Jordan,
 Henry 5. Harris, Appraisers.
 Lorenzo '. Wolf, Sworn to and subscribed before me,
 Jesse lsangsion, J. r. true copy from the stray books. d.} 3w JESSE Ai7AMS. SYefk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

ssiiEsP.
 'iiA subscriber wishes respectfully to Inform hts friends and the public gen orally, that lie will attend to the
 Btae6sna'ih aud Gensosita Business,
 in all their different branches. With careful and experienced wnrlImep. he wail despatch business at sight. and hopes so the satisfaction of his patfons.- horse- -shoeing. Joh ors. and making and repairing Suns, attended 10 and expedited upon short notice. by application to the subscriber at O, Main street, Batesyilie.
 JNU. CARROLL. .Ian lfi, le32. 1l
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
I.ittle aoels. 22d Jan. 1872.
GEfE.4 g FGsEs GgssEf.

6'ESE1.G g EGsEs f'yE.sEr. THE subscribers being about to close
 their present s'ylo of business, offer for sale all tle balance of their STOCK OF GOODS, comprising a very general assortment, either 5y wholesale or retail. Being determincd to sell at COST and CHARGES, they invite all wbo want ehsap bargains and have the cash in hand, to call and examine their Goods 5efore they purchase elsewhere
 ili persons having demands against tie firm, arc requested to present them; nnd all indebted, are equally requested fo call at their Store and nat immediate settle ment.
 PATTON, LITTLE 4 co.
 Jan IF. 1923 1T tr
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

Determined 10 use every available means ' o,axing the Noveiist's Magazine inter- .@ss s.as aad valuable to subscribers, aud ss,Ast h.s fs,, pose Of giving encourage emeni 10 4 ! ksA \ WRITER'S to tti.nuiate tlsas ske8tEa0s. the publishers propose a ssF tsses
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03
Alexander N,Cnr.:x.

RATEFrL for the liberal patronage he
has received, respectfully iaforsns his
friends, and the public generally, thar he
continues to carry on the TAILORING
BUSINESS, in all ats various branches,
at his old stand on Main street, two doors
east of J. VI. Laws store, where all orders
in his line will be thankfully received ami
promptly attend d 10. Having q rccIla r
correspondence with some Of tie principal
merchant tailors Of New York, he is con
sfantly furnished with the latest change
in the fashions. Garments cut on tho
shortest notice. and warranted to fit reli
ii properly made up.
August 10th. 1852. SO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

Vest India Slapery.-The discussion
on this deeply important question CON-
menced in the British House of COM
mons Oh the 18th of May, and from the
complexion Of the debate, there cam
moi exist doubt but the gradual oboi.
't'on Of ol0cery, IN the West Indies,
will be sanctioned by a large majority.
The House of Lords will scarcely dare
to oppose the Commons. WHAT will
the people ofthe West Indies do? Will
they su NIT? Will they separate
Will they organise independent gov
eminent? The advocate of these
Islands, in the British Parliament, de-
ny the right ofthat body to interfere
with their property. This denial
will be strong and fierce in the Is
lands.
This question, and its decision, will
produce fearful changes in the British
Colonial power. What it may do, no
one can tell. Mr.. Buxton, the great
talked coolly Of sercile
zr0r ifthe question should not be de-
termined now.-Pennsyluanin.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

1NHE numerous applications ofthe Chior-
lne, which has met with such uniform
success In its application to the human vs.
TEN, Is SO great, as not to require = GER
flhcate In every instance, to recommend 1t
to the public. Let those who are SO un-
fortunate As to have foul breath, decayed
teeth, sore mouth or throat, use Chlorine
compound: ngangrene, hospital putrlf2c-
ton, all conditioned burns and scaids, Odd
ulcers, cOrroding herpetic atections,snali
pox, sick rooms, vessels; or for removing
offensive smells, neutralIzlng pesIsentiai
exhalation, and destroying coniagion,-
fail not to use the Chioraue Soda. frepar-
ed at REEDS Drug store, KicAa1oad. ind.
JuIy L. 1888. q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03
New Hat Factory.

Nv DILHORN, respectfully inform
the citizens of kichnlcnd and Wis
clnity, that he has CONNIE &c cd the has
making business, on Main street, one .ioos
west Off. Blocks and opposite Eli Brow a
store, and from his experience and oppor
tunities of being acquainted with the bu
slness he hopes to merit share Of the pub.
llc patronage. lie will keep on hand an
assortment of mems and boys fashionable
and plain castor and roram hats, which he
will sell on as reasonable terms as can be
purchased la the place. Furs, ianb wool,
and approved country produce will DC ia
ken in exchange for mats.
Richmond, April 9th, 1889. Ie
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

YSiE subscribers under the firm ef
GROVER IL WILLIAMS, have couimenc-
ed the FOUNDRY EL.SI.v1,.SS. in
Richmond. Indiana. Where they nave o.,
hand An assortment Of PLOUGH ana
MIL CHS 1I-tGS, .i.siiLRL.s:S, &C.
They are manufacturing and will kccn
constantly for sale plougis of the most an.
proved patterns and Of the best MATERIAL
All articles usually cast at such an cs;aD-
iishment, made on short notice. Ii good
materials and workmen with a correct
knowledge .. the business will secure Gus
tom we with confdence solicit public pat
ronage. Those who wish to Obtain cast
ings from any pattern, or pioughs of good
quaAty, are respectfully invited to eail.
All orders thankfully received and prompt.
ly attended &c.
e. GROVER,
A. WILLIAMS.
January 18th, 1888. 3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

LAST NOTICE, as the result will prove.
WITH view of making collections,
and paying his debts, the subscriber
has declined carrying on the Saddiing bu-
siness. He concludes that those indebted
to him will see the necessity Of calling
soon and making payment. Such as have
open accounts, ami cannot pay at this
time, are requested to call and give their
notes. Resorting to the law is extremely
unpleasant, and having but very seldom
done SO, he hopes no,o to get along with
out 1t. However. should any neglect pay
lng attention to this notice, they must ex-
pect 1t, and he thinks cannot reasonably
complain.
Some articles in trade will still be re-
celved.
Hiatt Il Moore & Caleb X. Williams
have purchased his Stock in trade, and
Will keep supply of articles Ia that line;
customers and others are invited to give
them a call.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 9th mo. 10th, 1888. 10