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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

Brig JOIN Alexander, hence at-Port Allegro
GOTH August.
Schr Harriet, Nickerson, hence at Boston
18th inst.
s,hr Pulaski, Smith, cleared a, Boston for
this port 18th.
THE Gale We experienced very severe
gale here on Sunday morning, from to
O'clock, and much damage was sustained tv YES.
Sci, in the stream. Brig Scio, from Phiadel
ph,a. had her starboard quarter stove In by a
wood COASTER; the latter was obliged To slip her
cables and run ashore on Williams Island. to
prrvrat both vessels from sinking. The Reeve
nue cutter had her b0wspnt carried away by ship
Emperor swinging foul OF her. The schr. Caty
4 Sally. Eldrldge, from Labrador, with $4,000
f,h. was driven ashore on Georges Island, up
on the rocks; the crew left her. and It was sup
posed she would 90 to pieces on the rise OF the
tide. aud De total loss. A number OF vessels
at the whirves received considerable damage.
Bv gentleman from Nahant we learn that
schr. and a sloop went ashore on Lynn beach,
Our ,uIur,aant cou!d rot learn their names. but
under,tnnd one to he a coasting vessel bound to
the eastward. One Of the vessels was broken n
two, aud the crew saved; of the other crew We
have not heard Bost. Cen.
Mr.. Sanderson's correspondent at Congress
Hall, under date Of 18th Oct. says-"For the
infor nation Of all concerned, | inform you that
during a heavy blow Of wind from n W. last
mint, there came on shore, inside OF Cape May
the foliowins vesseis:-schr. Lydia, Simons,
from New York for North Carolina, IN ballast,
vessel will have to be skidded Of; schr. Cedar
vile. Pete. from New York. bOlnd to the + ).
OF Maryland, with store suods on board, goods
saved. vessel h'sh and dry, and will also have t"
be sA,d,!ei If; schr. Morning. Star, tom Schuyl,
KIN with .uii load Of coal, vessel bIged. and
will br LIST. materials and part Ut the carg" will
be saved: also. so"p, name, &c unknown.
with full cargo Of sweet potatoes, vessel iuli of
water, and will probably he lost
Mr.. Marshall. pilot, informs US that there were
no vessels m The bay on Saturday night during
the gale, except one ,loop. sunk on Joe Fiosser.
the name nf wien. and the fate OF the crew, are
/ as We, unknown MAJ. Gag.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
COMMERCIAL.



Very little doing in Superfine Flour for export,
price nominal at 6. Nothing doing in Rye Flour
or Corn Meal. Sales of PennsyIvania Wheat at
IIS cents, and Southern at 116 III cents. A
lot Of Delaware Rye sold at &c cents. The sup.
plies OF corn have been liberal; Pennsylvania
brought 20 a 70 cents; Southern Yellow, 50 a 70
cents. Southern Oats are wanted at IS cents.
Southern Flaxseed sells at Sl.58, and Timothy
Seed at BIZ. A lot of Linseed Oil, in barrels,
sold from store at 90 cents. Quer. Bark is en-.
quired for at S27; held at %; some parcels. lin
tied, higher. A lot Of 81 tierces Rice sold at
$40 S,62a; the sales rather dull to the trade.
Mackerel are selling at 6,25 for No l. and
5.62a 5,s7a, for No Q; the supplies quite equal
to the demand; no No 8 at market 500 mats
Cassia sold, terms not reported. The market is
quiet as regards Sugar and Coffee.
NEW YORK MARKET. Dor. Is.
The receip pts Of Western Flour are light, and
holders firm at IS, 75a 5,87. although we hear
Of but few sales. Nothing doing in Southern
worthy Of notice. Sales Of Western Wheat yes.
terday at l8i. A small parcel of superior
James River sold at 1876. Southern yellow
Corn at 70 cents. Barley is held at "a to IS
cents. but no sales. The market for Ashes re-
mains fiIm, and small sales are making at previ-
Gus prices. Very little is doing in new Cotton,
what there is at former rates.
BOSTON MARKET-Ocr ID.
Flow.-Our supplies Of Western Canal for
the last ten DAYS, have been s9.Osl brls which
is an increase. the market rather receded dur.
ing the early part of the week. and sales were
made at so, since then there has been q gradu
al Improvement, and yesterday nothing oi the
common brands could be had below 5 81, and
even SO was obtained. Sales we're made Of
the chnice bands a. Is; but holders ., the close
Of yesterday, put up the price to 5sl On the
whole the marked has left OF nearly l2a cents
higher than last week. OF Richmond there have
been considerable sales. about 5000 brls at st
Tor country, and 2 for city. Georgetown at st;
and Rye Flour at 375,
Grain In Wheat there have been numerous
sales. and prices about the same; about 10. 600
bushels Western, at II cts; $500 Seed
Wheat from Ohio, at I Is; inferior North Ca
rolina, 2IOO bushels. at 1 Sc. Corn has adyanc.
ed owing to the slender supply here-saies OF
Northern at 20; cargo of Maryland at 70
cts. and soMe common at 20 cts. Sales OF North
River Barley at Il cts; Oats at 40, aud Rye
at so cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
BALTIMORE CENTRAL COURSE RACES
FIRST Day

For the sweepstakes for colts and hllies, three
years old, , mile heats-entrance $500, b. L.
eleven subscribers; five horses contended, via
Chas. S. W. Dorsey's ch E. Ann Page,
Col. Wyun's oh. Drone, So
Col Johnson's b. {. full sister To Herr CIine,2
A. HamIin's or c. st, Legrr. Us.
Capt. X. + Stocklon's =. c, Po~hA'an. ) dis
npe-ist heat Sun 55,-2d beat SIN: SIS.
SECOND DAY.
First Race.-For the MAJ, 'aUd Jockey Club
Plate. value $500, two mi,r heats.
". ]. Johnson's gr IN lrruet'r, 5 L
j. NJ. Selden's b h .iuke of nr!rans. |
X Stocktun's br III Miss Matte, 5 8
Z. Crsig's oh Paul Clifford, . dr
Edward ParSer's b Veto, dis
I. r. ). Bnyce's Apparition. 6 dis
Time-5'n 55S-5m 49s-Sm SIS.
DE-. Dasal''s Jack Downing, was entered for
this race, but did not run
Second RaCe-Sweersrake for 5 year ods.
m'ls 'ea's. entrance $500; 500 forfeit.
Gl'risnn's b Hanslap, 81
W r. JOhnSon's gr Jessup. I22
Col. W. Wynn's b { by Tonson, 3 3
Edward Parker's 81 by Medley. 8 dis
Tlme-lm 552s--lm 52!s-lm SIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

tiar0w&ce.
JONATHAN BUTCHER has received by the brig
% Bevi,lera and sh', v'rg MIA direct fr"m LIVERPOOL
ga Packages H9RDU.4RE;
consisting, in part, nf large and .and'ome as'ort'
ment of plated, brass and steel Sadilery;
English bride feathers, double and single
Jspanned and brislet halter chains
Plated ana brass csndlesticks
Locks. bolts, and screws, Of the various sizes
and descriptions
Copper and iron coal lIo's
Brass ard iron he AL shovels and tongs
Brass Tenders. of superior quality
Green wire do
Gun Ks "a at and percussion)
Flint lock and percussion guns
Plated door 1ohs and bell puts
Blac ksmiths' vices brigh and black
Do siedge and hand hammers
Mouseho anvis, genuine quality
Wrought nails, Of the various sizes
Clasp and clout nails
Copper aud iron pump tacks
Also, ,hee, ani hoop iron. Of the usual sizes
which, with his former stock, renters his s-sort
ment very complete, and which he ofe6s low, tor
Cash or to purctu,i customers
lie has also On had few SMITHS Bellows. & 2
sizes, of sup, rior quality. Also.
dozen Ame-' csnsianS shoves
do do sqisre point do
oct o-eo3w Vt Int 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

Cholera ia Spain Captain Darrell, of the
brig Repeater, at this port Yesterday from Mala.
"a and Gibralter, reports that the cholera had
broken out in several places in Spain and crea-
ted great deal Of alarm in Malaga; two days
previous to the Repeater's sailing, soldiers had
been placed all around the town to prevent any
communication with the country, in consequence
Of when il was supposed the merchants would
sustain heavy losses ,sa'iug contracted largely
ior fruit. and made large advanCes) it not being
permitted to enter the toNn - Bah finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Vessel Capsized.

VIVHE subscriber, having been 20 unfortunate as to
u have his vessel cspszed. or overset. on Sunday
morning. the 18th instant, offers to any person per-
sops that will undertake and get her up the OF
One Hundred and Fifty olars. The place where she
upset is two miles below the Indian Head Should any
person eei DISPOSED TO accee tothe above he they
can get any information by calling at Mr. Rchard Har-
rington's where the subscriber will remain for or
three days. PETER T. SMITH.
oct l8-3ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Public sale

I'd virtue Of two wr'ts Of er facss. issued by New.
ID ton Keene, Justice of the Peace for the County
of Alexandria, ID. g. and to me directed. shat expose
to public sale, Saturday, the 26,h instant, at ten
o'clock, slith
HOUSEHOLDS. KITCHEN FURNITURE
of William Wood, consisting Of sidebosrd, bu.
reau mahogany dining table, one pine table, one
work stand, looking glass. dozen chairs, two
beds and bedding, two be6stesds, one stove and cook
ing utensils lot Of crock ry ware one carpet two
walters and other articles too tedious to mention, at
the house where the said Wood lives, Duke street,
between Union and Water streets-tsken by two exc.
cutions satisfy debt due Harrison Bradley Of said
county. THOMAS w. LfLES, Constable.
oct 17-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Notice to Fisher men.

II WILL sell out my FLSHI!G OUTFITS, and the
Il unexpred Lease of year, with the privilege Of
the lease being extended from three to FIVE years at
moderate rent The shore is first rate Herring Fish
cry situated on the Maryland side of the Potomsc cal
led Sandy Point, next shore above Doctor Richard NJ
McPhersoas Fishery The Seine is 22O fathoms long,
fishing 80 feet deep. with Boats. CsPtstons Reel and
in fact every article necessary to carry on the hsne
Inquire Of RICHARD BROOKS,
Washington. near the Long Bridge.
oct7-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

,. misipiormed as to the destination OF
9 R,rbara, Capt. Brown, now at this port
toe I n with government stores. She is to sail
~ RIO de Janeiro.
c.,,rs N. Dallas, Esq has been appointed
, u.s Geaeral Of the State OF Pennsylvania.
-. su;ft. ESQ. has been unanimously re-
'Ds Nayor Of the City Of Philadelphia.
a. ~, assure the Baltimore Gazette that
"" I'D desire no higher compliment than to be
Viii of service to our country IN preference
,"ss to PARTY. blunt honesty and PLAIN
|S'GD,n are what have, we hope, grown with
vs. crovth and strengthened with our strength.
ut,va received from the publisher the nth
~, If Mr.. Ruffin's Farmers Register. The
-'L continues TO be useful, interesting, and
WI ~ ,r;ntrJ. We know OF no Agricultural pub
" w.. rha, can be compared with 1t as a whole.
To Rev. DR.. Purcell, late President OF St.
-. Emmettsburs. (Md.), was consecrated
p,'Son Of the diocess Of Cincinnati, Ohio, on
80 lat, al the Baltimore Cathedral. Up
,,,l. Of 1000 persons were present
we expected. the collar presses have open
d ,h.ir batteries upon Mr.. Clay Tor his honest
g" ,a..;,n If opinion in his letter to the Phila-
L.nbi, Committee Fire and fall back, gentle
meu,
A eGr,rt il about TO b. made To establish 4
Ub,lins Company in Wilmington, Delaware.
The LEGISLATURE Of Vermont met at Montpe-
g.r an the 10Th. The organization OF the House
.oJ ,be canvass of the votes show that the Anti
'n,.Ouic Governor, 1t. Governor, Treasurer and
COUNCILLORS. are all elected. The Legislature.
,oo 70 Judge bs the choice Of Speaker, is Anti
m,sopic. John Smith, the candidate OF that par
,y bejOg elected on the first ballot, BY MAORI
" Of four votes out Of 244.
Extract ola Letter from Vera Cruz. dated
,-,b S,ntember. The number Of deaths by
Csolera in the CITY Of Mexico is estimated at
$1,000, at Vera Cruz one fourth Of the popula.
DOLL"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

r IFE Of William Roscoe, by his son, Henry Roscoe;
4 comprising his correspondence with various distn.
cuished gentlemen in Europe and the United States;
printed in the most elegant manner on fine paper in
'' oc, IL w. n. MORRISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Glover Hay, Rye Straw, &c.

VIVNCI huy wv
NOR SALE, about 9 tons prime Clover HAY; or
II tons Rye Straw; several two and three horse
" new, with Harness complexion . liberal credit,
for approved paper. Apply to the subscriber, oppo.
site nessrs Kerr Fitzhugh's store, King street. A.
e1andri.. CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
sept 1e-w6v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

ErTERS of Horace Wslpole, Earl Of Oxford, to Sir
Horace Mann. British Envoy at the Court Of Tus.
cany; now first published from the original in the pos
session of the Earl OF Wa'dgravei edited by Lord Do
yer; in vols. Just received on sale by
apr is w. NJ MORRISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
Columbian Xnsurauce NMoe,

.4!erdudrid, Del. TO- 1858.
NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 TIE 'tochh'dtrs OF
thIsinsti,ul,on tina, an Election tor eleven hrec
tors viii he'll "a, this office bet" cen The hours ~
A ~ and Lp II ON Mnnisy, the Ali Of Noyembes
next. Is tEi'N"' 'ee'
cef 17--,4'hEOy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
RE AL IL s IA II f..
I,and for sale.

land for sale.
sag.ea~ The suhscriber offers for sale
tG 1900 aCRES OF LIND,
sS3 kng Wood County, on the Ohio River.
..zsa,. two miles below Middle Island Creek and
about twenty miles from Psrkersburg, adjoining tho
land of A. H. Creel formerly owned by Stephen West.
This land is Of good quality and a heavily tmbered,
except small portion Middle Island. where there
10 small farm cleared AMI under cultivation Exc'u.
svc of the richness of the SOIL the land very valuable
for its I'm. growth of Timber. suited either for build.
inr or the supply Of steamboats,. The land being i'm.
meli,tely on the Ohio River. the Wood can be got OH
with great facility, and for which ready sale can al:
ways be had The Tract may be SO divided a. to AFFORD
several productive Farms and If not sold in body.
will be divided into smaller Quantities of from two to
four hundred acres suit purchasers and will be sold
very low. or given in exchange for Town property.
For terms apply to the subscriber, living in Loudoua
County. or to James II. Stephenson Esq OF Psrkers.
burg. Va u. BAYLY, Jr
uctl6-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Furniture at auction.
an Monday, 21st instant, at 10 o'clock, will be sold
~ at the residence Of Mr. Jarboe. on Royal, be.
tween King and Prince streets, all bis
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE:
CONSISTING of bed bedstesd bureau, stove, clock,
chairs, tables. looking glasses, &c. Also. set Of
rsylor's Tools. W. D. MUTT,
oct l8-ts Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
FaN aMd Winter GnOds.

FaN aMd Winter Goods.
Ig>HE subscribers take this method ofnformng thei'
l. friends and customers that they will open this day
a splenjid assortment of
SEA .4BLE GOODS,
Consisting. in part, of
90 pieces super blue, black and fancy cloths
Is do medium and low priced do
S do extra width for ciosks
20 do cassimeres, all colors
10 do fancy stripe do
100 do satnet. s!l colors and quslity
10 do Rodgers psent flannel
IS do assorted qualities
Is do red yellow and green
25 do French merino cloth
So do English do assorted
House Furnishing Articles:
I truss whitney blankets
Is pairs pon' do assorted
N,r-c,iies and knotrd counterpsnes
ga 81. lo-4. AMI l2-4 Irish diaper
DO do Russia do
N-pEins. lar and small
6-4 10. and IA Irish and Russia sheeting
B,ue, scarlet and yellow mureen
namasE muslin for curtains
Furniture chintz and dimity
Bi tick All floor bsize
brow, damask table cloths
Birds eye aud Russia disper
Flench table covers. very rich
DO piuno do do
CUHCy uoDoo'
Rich fgured And Striped silk, latest fashion
plain grp de nap, al. colors, cheap
Plaid silk. warranted 10 wash
Due black puult. de Sole
Dana qunc, a new and beautiful article
Painted and embroidered challcy
Italian iusring very cheap
S cartoons French embroidery
Capes, prlernes collars, caps. &c.
Satin damask shsw!s
Embroidrrcd Thhet shsws and hdkfs
Blond wills, handk erohicfs aud scsrfs
French flowers and feathers
Ia le- work boxes and buckles
ladies' dress capes
Fhi,ed cares, collars and frills
EmbroideI ell mrrino loaks
Plain ditto. large assortment
Furs:
"a san!e capes large and small
- do pei rines
II Siberian ,qairrel oelerines
~ do cspes
"a ernne cspes and pelNrines
$50 ladies' down and fur stncka
So sable boas
81 squirrel do
"a muffs, black and colored
The above Goods, with many others. will be read
for inspection this day, which We would respectful
invite the attention Of friends and put gen.
rly HARPER, KNELLER e STETTiNiUs.
Washington, oct Is St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

EaA Dry GOods
nv II. THOMPSON e Co inform their custom.
w ers and the public generally. that they are
now receiving from New York and Philadelphia .
large and gene raj as .ortnent of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Bought at the lowest prices
Their assortment; f Goods viii! at al times he found
worth the attention Of purchasers. and their prices as
lolo as Any in The District sept 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
DIR GOOD 8 i.
Dry Goods.

1aIILLIAh GREGORY Co. inform their custom
w ers and the public, that they have received. by
late arrivals from New York and Philadelphia, large
and general assortment Of
FILL IND WINTER GOODS,
bought on the most favorable and which they Of
fer sale at very moderate prices.
BY the weekly packets from New York. they exnect
to receive additional supplies, and be enabled to main
tain good assortment throughout the season.
oct Is COW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
T''eas.

Teas.
~ Chests Ycurg H,son
!; g: 4: &C. ;!:: :.''''s''
2 halt ch sta }In,ar,d
50 tn c.,ry boxe,
chest 2S..h..
10 cs,,y b xes Pouchong-TE.7S. Of superior
quality, for sale oy
octIs S. uEssERSNlTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
phenix MIN & Laud FOR sale.

pMeMix Min 3 Aapd Cor sale.
TINDER the authority of a Deed Of Trust from Da.
y vid Wilson and others the subscriber will offer
for SALE at public auction, to the high st bidder
Friday, the first day Of November next, five undivided
sixth parts OF the
W.dTER GRIST MILL,
in the County of Fairfax. toines' Run, near Alex.
anlrs c,lied rhe Phenix MILL" with al rights OF
way and waters, full, formerly held by the late
Thomas Wilson in his life tin.ei and one undivided
fourth part Of the
Il TR4CT OF L.AND ADJOINING,
:ss:ssSx con,sining 236 acres. more or es., and
"a FIVE undivided sixth parts Of AN Acre Of Land
.,Eta. OH the opposite side Of the Run, condemned
by the County Court of Fairfax to accommodate the
Mill
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock at noon, at
the Mill Terms cash.
Il. I. TAYLOR, Trustee.
sent iS-entIstNnv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

rEOPLE'S Magazine at only 81 year-Parley's
Magsz ne at only 81 ayea' The publishers haV e
the satisfaction Of announcing an sale OF
thtse UNIQUE and II .eful Magazines They were com
menced sbou, the first of april last. and The subscrp
ton lis, is now abou, 90 900 Every numbers embel'
lshed with spirited engravfngs, and nothing will be
nj elected that car make them pleasant and useful
LILY, WAIT 4 Co Boston
And for sale, either in quarterly parts or single num-
bers by W. n honnisoN'
oc, i6 Alexandra, d. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

Extract Of Letter from Vera Cruz. dated
,-b S,ntember. "The number Of deaths by
Csoera in the CITY Of Mexico is estimated at
$1,000, at Vera Cruz one fourth of the popula-
pon."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18
hoOts and shoes.

WRITE has ju't received, per schr. velo
~ GUY AMI sloop W. Caldwell, an additional
supply Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Consisting in part, Of
Mems cali sewcd boots Ist and I'd quality
DO D4l,cd noois
Do sewed, pegged, and nailed Nonroes
Do ensrse pegged boots
DO Coarse sewed and pegged organs and shoes
BOYS Enc sewed, pesged, and nailed |onrUes
D. do do shoes
ua coarse pegged 6roga"s aud shoes
Lanes cat sewed ami morocco walking shoes
~ lasting, morocco, and leather Slippers, ut
various prices from 81 25 to 50 cents
- ''st'her with general assortment Of chdrens
noes All Of which are offered for sale wholesale or
"n', =, the lowest prices
Meds 10 order--Ladies' and Gentlemen's
1JJFS y SHOES, Of all kinds oct Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

~ YET ANOTHER CAPITAL Prize
~. w." MoRpAN'S rfice No SO 80 81, Grand Cen
81, ''ed LoSery, Clsss No. Al, Prize OF $500 -
n on MONDAY last. The fortunate holder received
Tue cash this<morning
t'e~ chances in the splendid New York Lotto
''' on hAnd-drswing expected this morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

Fnr Hos,on u any Eastern port
SE6 The schooner PEMBROKE. Capt Reyes
sEEX will be ready to take in in few davs Apply to
DC. ~ A. G.. CAZENOVE 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-18

A ea,rt il about to b. made to establish :
WAXING Company in Wilmington, Delaware.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
Guardians Sale.

HETlLL be sold at public Auction,
w on Seventh day. the 23d. o.
tine Third Month. II tract Of land. stu
lated SIX miles Northwest Of Rich
nond. aud one AID Il bali miles west
iot Chester meeting house. 1t co.Iains
'One Hundred and Sixty acres, lortv
'oi which are under cultivation. na.in.
on it a good brick house, with kitchen
and other necessary out hou>es--an
excellent Orchard--well watercl. and
every way worthy the attention. of
those who may wish to purchase.
TERMs-W,il be credit of three.
equal instalmcnt.-thc frs. TO b.. pai,.
in three months. the second m nine
months. and the third i'm eighteen
months; the purchaser g.ving his :lote
with good security for the pav.n.a, o:
the same.
ANDREW HAMPTON,
Guardian for the heirs OF 10. .athau
Nataw, deceased.
I'd. mo. I'D. 1898.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
lDercial Hank Of Gin.
clnanatl.

Commercial Hank Of Gin.
Clmn:atI.
|" he subscribers have made ar.
- engagements to redeem the paper
OF the above institution at the follow
ing pla. es and rates OF discount.
In Philadelphia at our office, No. 10,
South Third street, a per cent.
In N. York at K. l.. Nevln's Office,
corner Of Wall and Williams streets,
at per cent.
In consequence Of which the notes
tthis ia, < for S5 and upwards will
be freelv received by merchants and
others, in the above cities and their
at par, in payment for goods,
ard in the settlement Of accounts.
MAXWELL d BARKER.
Stock and Exchange brokers, No. 10,
South Third Street.
Philadelphia. Dec. II, 1882.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
Caution.

IL. persons are hereby caution.
"a ed against purchasing two Ger.
tam certificates Of Michigan lard scrip,
OF the denomination Of one hundred
dollars each, and designated as Nos.
lO9 and ITO. Said certificates were
issued in the name of Pleasant Harris.
but have been improperly taken ou,
OF his possession and are now thought
to be in circulation. This is to notify
all persons interested that application
will be made to the Commissioners of
said Fund, for a renewal Of said certiti-
Gates.
PLEASANT HARRIS.
March ,, 1888. 3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

"A - shown by the test OF cxpe.
IL Renee. to be superior 10 an.
other machine. for the thre>hing OF
corn. rye. oats, wheat, barley. &C.
There is nov one in fuii operation at
the farm of Mr.. John Ensle,. near
Hunts mill, in this county. Persons
DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves of a
cheap and easy mode of threshing,
will cali and examine for themselves.
Individual or territorial rights may be
had on reasonable terms, by appiica-
ton to the subscriber in Liberty, Union
Indiana.
J. n. HANNA.
FEBRUARY |, 1888. 4