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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07
April %.

y ELLEFONT RACES.-The Races over the Belle
n-D font course Formerly known by the name OF the
Notoway Course) will commence on Wednesday the 29lh
day OF May next, and continue three days:
FIRST Ddy-Proprietor's purse OF $780, without dis
count mile heats, entrance SIS.
Second DdyJockey Club purse $780, without discount
mile heats, entrance $50
Third Day-A Handy Cap purse for the balance of
the Jockey Club entrance S25 to added to the purse
which will make il quite an interesting one.
Gentlemen from distance may rely on being well ac
commodaed, the proprietor having made ample arrange
ments for that purpose Stable, SC furnished race horses
gratis SAMUEL b. JETER Pyoprietor
Notoway, April 10. i2-6t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

E YNCHBURG JOCKEY CLUB STRING RACES.
n 4 GTeat attraciion!!-A Match Race will be run
over this course Friday the 9th Of May, for $1,000
aside between Mr. Y. n divers Moses, four years old,
10y Mons Ionson and Mr.. VIM. Gsrth's Lady Birdwood,
by 1Onson; two mile heats, half forfeit
On Iuesday following, being the 2Sth, the regular
will commence
FIRsr DAY.-A sweepsake for colts and FLIES, 3
years old this Spring; mile heats 500 enrance-to be
closed the let OF April, TO which there te following
eniresi A. Whiilocke, Jno. S. Hurt Juo r. White WIN.
McCargo, James Powell.
SECOND DAY.-Proprietors purse $3.50, mile heats
entrance $I5.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club purse $6OO--S mile heats
entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY.-A Handy Cap Race, purse worth
$IOO-nle heats, best three in ye--entrance $l5-to
be added TO the purse
The money OF each days will be hung up without
discount by the proprietor who is prepared TO accommo-
ate from thirty to fifty horses with fine stables and
duer gratis. Y. n. OLIVER Proprietor.
Ii April 30. iIb-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07
AZ LOUCESTER CAMPFIELD RACES.-Wil com
W. mence on Tuesday the 3Olh day of April and con.

NH Tuesday the 3Oth day of April and con-
tnue four days:
mile heats, 500 entrance half Forfeit nineteen subscr
beers and closed, viz John b. Peachy the produce
OF Eliza Banster, by Rockingham; Mann Page the pro-
duce of Lady SPECTATOR by Rockingham; james S. Gar
son the produce OF ATLANTA, by Monsieur Tonson John
r. White the produce OF Lady Greensve, by Monsieur
Tonson; Hector Davis the produce of Forizel mare bv
Monsieur ronson c. s. Morss the produce of Hambeton
mare, by Monsieur Tonson; W. G.. Hudgins the produce
OF Nancy Warren, by Medley; c. A. Hodges the pro
duce OF Virago, by Monsieur Tonson; Tom Watson the
produce OF Polly Hopkins, dam by Monsieur Tonson;
Richard Adams the produce Of Virginia Heath, by Mon
sieur Tonson WIN. II. Johnson the produce of Shyock
mare, by Medley; William VIM the produce of Isabella
by Monsieur Tonson George Booker the produce of Har
riet by Medley; John NJ Bolts the produce of Sister to
Lafayette, by Medley; William Minge the produce of
Merino Eve, by Medley; John c. Whiting the produce
OF Betsey Baker by Monsieur Tonson; Thomas Walker
the produce OF Doctor mare, by Monsieur Tonson Watt
H. Tyler the produce of Jack Andrews mare by Monsieur
Ionson; George b. PoindeXter the produce OF Moll
Brown, by Rockingham.-SGme Day, the annual sweep.
stake for colts and les, exceeding four years old,
that never won any established course mile
heats, entrance $50, to close the evening previous
Second Ddy-Post stake, two mile heats; entrance
800, half forfeit, free for ALL 800 to be added by the
Proprietor TO close on the 18th OF April, three TO
make race; entries TO be made with the Proprietor
Third Ddy-Jockey Club Purse $500, without dis
count, three mile heats entrance members $780, others
$40.
Fourth Day--A sweepstake, play or pay, mile heats;
entrance $50 this stake there are seven subscribers
BY order of the Club, TOM CARY, Proprietor.
March D. 9S-w6w
At called meeting f the Campfed Jockey Club, on
ResOiUed, That the time appointed for the races being
in direct conflict with the other courses,
resolved that they be postponed until Tuesday the 18th
day of May.
Resolved That the entries to the Post Stake be kept
open, until the evening of the first days. If three
entered, the sum of one hundred dollars
shall be put up the Propreors Purse fifteen dollars en-
trance, TO be added TO the purse.
April 16. MANN PAGE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07

An authorizing the Bank Virginia Farmers Bank
OF Virginia. subscribe the stock Of the Jamos
nOWha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-07
Farmers, Tgank Of Virgimia.

March 81, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

, Z .Hk extensive circulation, and e.ontirA
= ucd rapid ancrease Vi tue $1arunnAx
CoraIEx. prompt tLe publishers to rsnev-
ed exertions.
AT the commencement Of the ensuiunr>
year, several mechanical imnr.yen.eat~
will be made. 10 lnsare a corresooaaen
Improvement IN the Liter ary Departm~n,t
the publishers otter ths. faslcv..x pRE,
NIL Ms
To the Author off. &c oes, ORIGINAL
TALE, Two Ht y .,nIil IkILLARS.
To the Author Of 4..e best ORIGINAL.
POEM; OF sutD -o'k length for pusilcatisA
IN the SaturS x Courier, FIFTY Dbl
LAKS-
feFsovs Wishing to become competitoSs
ior ines premiums, must forward tiseir
conI EDITIONS On or 0efore the 18th d1J Of
" >esI.ber. Accompanying each article,
~ Z Alne Of the writer must be furnisAed.
, Ii sacresy j. desired in any case, the sa0e
mas De inclo>ed ia . separate sealed en-
eiope, y isicL Is Ill not be opened unsesa
the candidate Is successful.
The premiums viii be ~. 2rjed by Cos
mittee, To be selected for thai purpose.
The Pubiscatios u to 0anxe Arficle4
will be couacsceA - ~.
Commaaicasseas aal9 fxssed, free
WOoD.AR1 lEA1.c-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

State Of Indiana, } PROBATE Court,
county. November term 1888.
NOW at this day comes Jeremiah Smith,
- administrator Of the estate Of William
Brewer deceased, and files his bill Of COM
plant in this behalf, praying the settle
ment Ct said estate as insolvent. 1t is
therefore ordered by the court, that notice
Of the filing and tendency of the said bill of
be published fer six weeks sue
cessively 10 the sRichmond Palladium" a
weekly newspaper printed and published
in the town Of Richnond, Wayne county,
Indiana, notify ing the creditors Of said es-
tate-that unless such creditors notify the
administrator of said estate Of the exis-
tence and extent Of their respective claims
by filing the same, or a statement Of the
nature description and date of the coh-
tract or assumsit upon which the same may
be founded in the Office of the clerk Of said
court to be held at the court house 10
Winchester, on the third Monday of Feb
ruary next, the will be postponed in favor
Of the claims Of more diligent creditors,
and that all such claims as shall then and
there be filed will be finally heard, acted
upon and determined by the said court.
Attest, CONWAY, Clerk Il. PC.
November 18th, 1885,. 45-6w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

- Aeeling n IT, RIehusond
1sapd n3th I'D = abc house ~
Robes De1iss {psGseae AL Tie ,s.eG.
bess q ~ nsxrd) % the enyeniAg q.
tt 1t Nov. 1874 The following
Hlls uere allowed, 70 sit:
D.sid Heck Ear 3 Collins, S2a S7.aT
Basil Bright~cE for sundrics aspcr bill
Of Particulars lO,9!
Irwin Reed for medicine 11,75
DR.. 4. ]. Len,orfor medicine and at
tendance O., sLOlcra pa.ieEts 5,l,5
=. T.. Duncac ior groceries Sc. fusn-
ished 90 Cholera hospital as pes bill
Of Particulars 400
Emanuel Black fos nussing lay
lug out 1881
William Hill for cash hy him laid out
aud expended cor i,nrsing, laying
ca. cholera dead, collins, grave dig
giag &c. &C. as per bill o5par.iCu-
lars S6l.7S wit, six per cent. insc,-
!. est theycon Ol;sS
Joshus Keller for boarding . cholera
pataesst and nurse one week G,O
4. Williams and ID. r. WigRi.s ias
c;.1 paid BY thcm lor norsing chei~
era r,>tient 4,5D
J. Il. tio..unsswerth sorder in favor
of Bcnjanhr Folsha.n) for nurs-
ing $50
Stephen Macy, T. Ten, !. Test and
l. Morris. for ATTENDANCE on clio. eeA
patienis, Botanic Medicines SC. &c.
as fos bill furnished 5000
Total &I1o,:D
and the Secretary of the Board direc-
ted to furnish orders on the Treasurer
|oftile Corporation Of Richmond to tn.
individuals 70 whom the allowances
aforesaid were respectively made.
The following Resolutions wcrcs
then unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That ne Board Report
that it is their conviction that the town
and vicinity arc ssow entirely free fross-
THE erisfeacc Of .4siatic or Spas,nodis
Cholera, md that tie last case Of CHolerc
$50 far as the in/ormatios efhc Board
ertends) occurred a5oGt tlsee. sesks pre-
Dioas to sh,s date, on the opposite side ctr
the rirer.
Resolved. That tine Editor Of the
Richmond Palladium be requested to
publish the proceeding ofthis meeting
hrce times in the said paper, and that
copy Of said proceedings signed BY
tho President and Secretary, be fu.n
ished said Editor.
Resolved. That we adjourn sine Gle.
ROBERT MURislSSCN E.N.
J. u. VAUGHAN Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
TAKEN Up.

pRY Oman Pening. living in tho nortl
- east corner of Randolph county, Ind.
ON the 4th day Of November ls;Sa, two es-
trays Of the following description 10 wit:
one light iron grey mare supposed TO be
nine years old last spfing. fifteen hands
high, shod before, had on leather halter,
no other markes or brands peceiyaote, APP
praiseu to thirty-fve dollars-The other
a light bay horse, fourteen hands and one
half inch high-supposed to be five years
old last SPRING. shod all around, some sad
die marks, little white on the left hind
foot-had small piece of rope on his neck
no other marks or brands perceiyable.
Appraised to thirty dollars. Both apprai-
sed by Caleb Coggsheil and Henry Martin.
A true copy from my estray book.
W. SuAlLOR. J. p.
November 5th, 1898. As
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
Raj. ROAD MEETING.

We were highly gratified at wines
sing the interest manifested by our
citizens upon the subjec: Of the Rail
Road, al the meeting on "Wednesday
evening. 1t cqualled our wishes, and
even surpassed our hopes. After the
people had collected and organized
several gentlemen addressed the meet
ing, explaining its object, stating the
prospects ofthe undertaking and giving
their views Of its importance aud the
advantages it holds out TO the country
in general, as well as the district
through which it is to pass. The book.
were then opened for subscription, and
before the meeting adjourned c,gh
hundred 0ndcieucn shares were subscrib
cd for. A committee Of gentlemen
was then named. TO call personally up
on such citizens as bad not subscribed
1T the meeting, and receive their sub
scrip,ions and four hundred and f-l
additional SHARES have been taken. The
stock subscribed in the county at thu
first opening Of tho books previous Il
the survey Of the route, amounted Il
.zro hundred and seufnteen shares SO tina
the whole which has been taken il
this county now amounts to fourteen
hundred and irty-thrcc shares, o
seventy ono thousand six hundred ant
fifty dollars.
Dayton Joura1l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

nl'ation, lsaying behind them pho.pho-
resent bands, exceeding in breadth If.
teen o. twsetY minutes.
Thee boyides were visible at the
same tlGe on the frontiers Of Brazil. /.
etseAnce Ct $50 leagues from Cumana.
\ 49, therefore powerfully struck "a;
the tennneOsc height which they mus:
have oftained. But what was my
aeeeoIshment, when at my return to
EesuPe, ! learnt that the same phcn
oesenco had bcen perceived on an
extent Of the Globe Of sixty-four de-
gress Of Longitude; at the equator il
south America, at Labrador anG
Greenland, and in Germany!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
MAKING UP MATS.

rnsHE great snaiis arc TO be ciosed at al;
= distributing Offices one hour before
the time liked tor their departure all other
mails haif al hour before their departure.
unless the time Of departure is between
= o'clock r. NJ. and 5 O'Clock A. 81 il
which time the mails will DC closes AZ 8
o'clock p. NJ
All Letters put into this 0llice sftcr 3
O'Clock l.. NJ. ill Lot oe matted exert
letters for disrriL luton.
DANIEL REID r. 81.
Nov. 9th 1858.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
To TANNERS.

VALUABLE TANNERT FOR SALE.
THE subscriber Offers for aale his Tan
u Yard in Richmond, either with or
without stock. The yard consists oftwen-
ty vats, with the necessary buildings, and
about one acre sf ground A good and
Oeser-failinx fountain pump nc.
1t is one Of the NEST handsome situations
in this state for the business. Terms will
be made easy 10 the purchaser.
JOHN FINLEY.
Ne s4h H099~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
INSURANCE from losses by fire.

IESC RANCE from losses by fire.
HAV1NG been appointed agent Of the
Hartford, Connecticut 'Protection
Fire Insurance Company" the subscribed
is ready to attend to all the business Of the
agency. The Company have a capital OF
$3.50 900, with the privilege (granted by
the charter) Of increasing the same to
half a million dollars. assurances are ef-
fected BY this company, both on real and
personal property on the most moderate
terms. Every information will be cheer
fully and promptly given On all applica-
lions made either by person, Or by letter
post paid) at the Office Of the agency in
KiChnOnd. .5.
j. d. VAUGHAN, Agent
May A, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

MILL be sold to the highest bider at
~ Puolic sale, ON Friday the 18th day
of December next at the dwelling house
Of John Hunt in Wayne Township Wayne
County Indiana; all the personal estate Of
Henry CuPpy deceased. Consisting Of
Two Homes several head Of cattle, one
four horse Wagon and Harness, House
hold furniture, &c. &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O CLOCK on said
day and continue from day to day until all
the property is sold. Twelve months cred
it will be given ith Bond asd approved
Security.
ISAAC BEESON.
administrator.
Nov. 18th lS33
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
LOOK HERE.

a LII persons having claims against the
a estate Of Jesse Grave, deceased, are
requested to produce them legally attest
ed to the subscriber for settlement; aud
all those indebted to said estate would do
we'll to come forw ard and make pAymen.
Immediately. ENOS GRAVE /.
Eley enth mo. 10Th. 1893. 4i-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

WILL be sold at public Vcndue on the
" premises Of the subscriber, four
miles north Of Richmond. on Saturday the
2;sd inst. Hoses, milk Cows, stock Hogs.
Corn. Oats ard Hay;-also, one set OF
Blacksmithing tools, Household aud Kitch-
en- furniture, such as ceds aud Beding, Ia
bles, Chairs, Bureaus and other articles,
various kinds Of farming utensils &c.
ACredit of twelve months will be given
on all articles amounting to over i've dol
lars. Where due attention will be given
by
A. 3. JETFERIS.
Nov. 9th 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

R EsPECrrULLy informs the citizens Of
Richmond and ats vicinity that he has
removed his office to the room recently
occupied as the Post OGce, in Siddall's
row; where he may at ali times be found
unless absent on professional business.
Nov. >, 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

BLANCHARD & MERRICK are now
receiving directly from the manufac-
turers in New York and Boston,
100 DR.. mems CT and thick Boots,
600 Is do Kip Brogans.
800 !" do thick do.
200 +" women's. Leather Shoes.
80 Z" do Morocco and Prunell DO.
100 IS children's Leather Boots L. Shoes.
20 " men II women's Moccasins.
50 dog. do Seal Caps.
10 s. Boys do do.
To which they invite the attention of their
friends and customers.
Richmond, Nov. 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

"lLL be sold at Puoilc aoctiou, -
" Saturday the 2Jra last. ham lUt of
ground, situated 40 that para OF the toWn
laid of BY John Smith, on Main street..
ON hich there 10 new two stoned house
with out buildings, reccH;iy occupied by
John Sergeant. Ierns CASH
". 81 rHERLAND.
Richmond, Nov. 10Th, 1853. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

a F. DUNLAP, having resumed Tie
n. above business soliclts = shase 81
dublic patronage. His shop is two doors
south Of SidaaIis store, "a Market street.
lie intends working very low for cab
Rich.:oad, Scx- N:s:. fs22cc. 44-3p
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

rious branches,o n Main street, in the same
block Of buildings occupied by the Print
ing Office, where they have on hand aiarge
and general assortment of Fancy and
Winsor Chairs, Setees, &c. which they will
sell low for cash or approved country pro-
duce.
Richmond, Aug. 18th, 1888. Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
.vtac Goods.

gDHE subscsiber has just received ncw
= and splendid Stock Of Goods .uita.
BILE for the season, which lie v III sell OF
good terms, for cash or appror ed produce.
ALf.y. STOKES.
Richmond, Nov. 9Th, ys;.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

"A RATIkAl, has on iand and wiz
A'A' keep a constant supply Of very SUI
perior domestic james. maGufactureo D,
himself, three doors south OfDs. Plammer's
O6ce Front street kschmond, this article
will Dear competition with any Of The klnd
manufactured 10 kentucky Or any part II
the western country, Persons wisbi1g ~.
purchase BY the piece or PATTERN; canoSL
be better suited IN Indiana.
kichmond, Oct. ID. 1888.
n. Is: ". Rattray, will purchase eom-
mon ana dcrino or Saxon wool for which.
the highest price in cash will be guea.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
Dayton Jo:.rnol.

ALABAMA.-lf the account given
Ly the Charleston Courier Of the chair
Acter and proceedings Of Owens, the
intruder Oh the lands If the Greeks in
.ilabama, be correct, little sympathy
will be- excited by his fate. THIS per.
son, according to the Courier, went up
OH ,'.cse lands for the purpose Of de-
irauding the Indians Of their property /;
x kai disPossessed Ole man Of his
i,0dgc and land, and n young girl Of a
valuable farm, and had broken her arm
lor complaining Of his conduct; he had
robbed the Indian graves for the orna-
mcnts and beads deposited 10 them,
which he afterwards puoIicly exposed
ior sale. For these outragcs. he was
ordered by the. Marshal to quit the
couo,ry, but refused; when those who
directed to remove him where attempt.
10: 20 eflac, it, he cndcavOred to blow
.hen, up viii, gun-Powder; ard it was
while il, til. act of violent and armed
resi.,ance, that lie was shot. The
Marshal had more than oEce obtained
IRON, HIN promises to depart, which
were repeatedl, broken.-Bah. Pat.
The Richmond Enquirer states, that
.'ErEn V. DANIEL, Esq. has declined
The appointment OF Attorney General
Of the United States.
FEoa SAsnvsL.E.--TnE INDIAN
rEwRIroRY.-T'he bill extending the
jurisdiction Of Tennessee over the Indi
IA territory within its boundaries, ha
been iisally passed into law and or
,iercd to be engrosscd by the Legisla
turc ofthat Statc.-Cin. Com. Adv.
The snip Jupiter has sailed fro''
Norfolk for Liberia, with about 50 val
liable colored c,nigrants and scvera
,nissio:,arics--wi,h the rev. John Il
Pinncy, temporary agent, to supply thu
place Of Dr.. McchliD, recalled.
a man who was accustomed to entC
aCnge containing tigers, was latel,,
killed and torn into pieces by them
near New Haven, Con.
II is said L.a. Mrs. Hannah More
.calizcd upwards Of ~, OOOl. from ne
writings.
4 man and his wife, named Rich
villain, died Of the cholera last summer
In the vicinity Of Troy, Ohio, and o
opening bed belonging TO the Dc
ceased, which had been sold at auctio
for 50 cents, it was found 10 contain
gold watch, several valuable medal:
and other jcwelry, which had bee
stolen four years ago. This fe!lo,
was appropriately named.
The old custom in Lower Brittany
Of expanding immense sums on maj
riage fcas:., IS still kept up. TIL
Morlaix Journal gives an account Of
recent wedding at which foar thousan
pounds Of bread and several casks {
wine were consumed, besides the othe
provisions.
The assistant Postmaster at Camdel
Me. has attached the property Of Nj
Mitchell, tho postmaster at Portland
and bound him over for trial on su
for 10000, for maliciously chargin
the Camden Postmaster with stcalis
m the mail.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

Fer salc Or exchange.
EOR town property, an eastern built
road Wagon and four horses, with
harness. For particulars enquire Of Isaac
Y ore or Joseph r. Plummer.
Elerenth mo. 18th. 1888. a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

BLANCHARD IL MERR1CK are re-
- ceiving from New York. general as
sortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
they offer for sale at q small advance more
Eastern prices.
Richmond Nov. LIST, 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
May 4, 1888.


WOULD respectfully inform the
citizens Of Richmond and its VI
/ cinity. that. they have perma-
Lently csta blished themselves In
this town in the CHAIR MA
KING RITSlNESS in ali IFS va.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

Dl2E and MEDICINES,
RyIS KszD, JFholesaLe 1ad Retail Drug
gix, .uaia ssree.. Richmond, 1adiGno,
keeps constantly on hand and for sale, an
extensive assortment, among which are
the foilowin~-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

Together with almost every article in my
line Of business; ALI Of will be sold low
The patronage Of the public is earnestly
solicited. IL.
November 10th, 1893. A