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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

lust received, fresh Cold Pressed Cas-
tor Oil, off excellent quality, and for sale
by the bottle, quart, or gallon at tho Drug and
Chemica' store of LINDSEY & BuGG
July 18th, 1884. q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

GENUINE French Ju Jube Paste, 70
~ Coughs and colds, at the drug store Of
LINDSEY & BUGG.
May 18th, 1884. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

WHERAS,my husband. Emanuel Black,
has deserted me, thereby relieving me
from The expense Of supporting him at home, l
therefore forwarn all persons to beware lest he
imposes himself on Others, as am determined
not to harbor him myself, OF pay any OF his fu-
tnre debts. NELLY BLACK.
July 2bsh, 1884. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23
REED Il STURGIS,

DRuG and ArorHEcARY BUSINESS, Of
- fer at No. 81, Main street, Richmond
Indiana, large assortment Of articles in their
line to the public. wholesale and retail. Physi-
clans orders promptly attended to. Medicines,
Paints and Dye-stufis kept constantly ON hand,
which they viii dispose of upon as reasonable
erms as they can be had west of the mountains.
May 24th, 1884. 20
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

II .OOK SHARPLThosc indebted 10
me BY note or hook account are informed,
that cost nay be saved BY calling Immediately
ut ESQ. Brady's OGice and settling the sane. as
my dues are LEFT ia his hands for collection.
HIRAM HOOVER.
June 2lst, 1894. "a
MAGISTRATES BLANKS. for sale nj
ANA this once.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

II NGLISH SODA and SEIDLITZ pow
Dders for sale at the Drug store of
LIDSEY s. BUGG.
May I7thS34
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

C0 KEGS Pittsburg White Lead, for sale
~ by REED STURGIS.
July 18th, 1884. n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

I .ucifer Matches Philadelphia article for
sale at the Drug Store Of Lindsey & Bugg.
June IS, 1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

MAGISTRATES BLANKS. ofev
4AA description for sale at thisof6ce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-08-23

RARTON'S COUGH DROPS, and Wis
tar's cough Lozenges. for sale at the Drug
Store Of
LINDSEY 4 BUGG.
June 18th 1884.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
GEN JACKSON

The los, Huntsville Democrat contains lettcr
from committee OF the ciiizens of that place
nvIsing the President 10 visit Hun,syiilc previous
y to his return to Washington, and par,oke of a
public dinner which the preslden. respectfully de-
clines
We observe, n the Presidents letter, the follow
ing remark -" We never eau yield TO the prelcn
sions which are now sc. up Tor The National Bank,
ol a National Bank without eng,a'ting upon the
consultation and laws principle of Irresponsible
power, he tile 10 liberty and perncloua 10 public
morals"
II 10 difficult to ascertain, from this Sentence
whether the Presidents objections arc 10 the bank
ITSELF or merely to the pretenslon3 which are now
set up" IN relation 10 the rights AMI powers Of su
an institution. Ii to the former, Is evident that
his presen, opinion is III conflict with that he
tanned even SO late IS The period OF his celebrated
VETO Message In which he explicitly declared thai
he was in favoc of Bank, II he might be permit
ted to sketch the outlines of the plsn-lf he latter
it shows that he is stall m favor OF National Bark
and consequently that those who are opposed 10
such an ins.itusion on constitutional grounds, have
nothing more 10 hope in this respect from him than
from any other individual
iourhlng the Irresponsible power of which
Gen Jackso speaks we may remark, tina, II IL
more o be dreaded in President, armed with the
overwhelming patronage of the government, and
sustained by personal popularity which blinds
The people to the pernicious character Of his mea-
sures, than fifty Banks constituted as that is which
the object OF his frequent denunciatIon. +" Libct-
"" and public morals may defy the efforts OF
the Bank to subvert and corrupt them bu. woe
to both, when Presiden. can usurp power OF will,
and then rewar with the public money those who
renounce ,her principles and prostitute their talents
70 fence OF his usarpations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
TILE PENNY MAGAZINE

Wa cheeriuy add our testimony TO the greet VA
ue & the unprec, dented chfapness OF his pubhea-
ton. u ndcl the superlnlcndence ofthe first ,,en of
the age, in all the departments oil human know
dge that feci alone ~ cnnclu i've of lis merit and
it ~ only necessary that II sboaid be eursorlly OK.
ahmed TO ndice every man who 9iehos 10 acquire
knowledge, with ltulr cost of labor and money. to
procure the entire series. IL ,, brlet compendium
To which the learned student may refer with ad-
| vaniage - while TO HIM who can only snatch from
his daily lanasa brief interval Tor study, 81 VIII be
constant source OF amusement aid instruction. lhe
old and the young, of oo,h sexes aud OF all classos,
Will it'd IT one of the most admirable schemes Tor
The diffusion OF useful knowledge Which has q,
ei been proj cted. L., any who doubts ms.
call al Col Norhs book store < examine tor them
selves. The slightest inspection will satisfy then
that we have moi exaggerated ndeo ed, that W.
have not spoken warmly enongh-of the value
of this admlsa bic work
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
TOBACCO HDGSHEADS.

We reere, that IN giving notice 10 planters, that
afler the LIST of October next the law relative 10 The
size of the hogsheads would ba flgidiy enforced We
we're led into error by being directed TO he law al
1919, instead of that of 1s22 The former prrscrlb
ed the dimensions Of the hog he DIS, u nehfs al
The head within the crow,-the latter 3S inches
We reefy the error, b, copying the section OF the
law of lS22, viz =" That no hogshead IN which
tobacco Is packed tor inspection shall exceed fl
four inches IN the length of The stase and thrly
eight inches al the bead within the crow mnkinS
an allowance tor prizine, not exceeding two inches
above the guagc, at The priztng htah The erro,
however, il will be seen Is not maierial, inasmuch
the hegsheads of 80 inches will be within thr le-
gul dimensions - Those planters who have tob
co priced IN hogshcads larger han the law permits,
will see ,he importance of having them inspected
before the Isl of October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

gss'ed "se'i when we read the ioregoisg eo,sse Of
the heaveh-born Amos :" which. If !, w. ~. =.
" iniended for publication, as the perso, u, MI,
II was addressed asserts, was evidently w,,, .,
some ere 'ulously honest man Of che party to',,
Amos has managed TO whecde into tho bel,as ,ha,
ne Is very paragon ofpurry-p possessed Of a xoul
which spurns all earthly honor and d,st,nct,on
seeks ats happiness IN the unex citng nu-s,,,,. ~
practical philosophy -" VIM, IL there !, a
name y moralizes Amos" My dust. few ye.,o
hence, VIII be equal 10 the dust of ptestd nts and
kings" Wisely andtruly said, MIR. Fourth An
d'or. Jacques himself hath uttered not an .p,e,
aphofism' 1t IS TO be regretted that one WHO
breaches SO well practises so badly-,hat his If,
presents such wretchcd commentary on his tex,
H. for example, Amos be really sighlns for ,.cefn-
fort in private life, surrounded with an efTccon,,
family, and few dslnieresed friends whers
such mind" as he has, 1.-THE egotls, y s,nsv h.
devoted TO practical philosophy, wlly' in the nam,
OF philosophy, does he mol leave the Treasury De-
Partinent and abandon The $500 per annum 10
some one less devoted 10 phosophc pursuits. and
fohder OF Office with its emoluments You mny
tell ina to the marines, Amos the sailors won't
oeheve H. II, perchanco, We could forget chat YOU
abandoned Mr.. Clay, and like base migrate
soughtto destroy him, by perjGred evidence, whose
hearth sheltered you in sickness, and fed and clo
tned you waen hunger and nakedness were upon
you, because he would not GIVE You an Office with
salary OF S2e00 Der annun, or, if we could tor
get the avidliy with which, after Gen Jackson's
election, you caught at the Authorship, like a
shark which mad been long and eagerly watching
for lis ptey, we might pu some confidence in your
professed indifference 10 office, and your anxiety To
leave It for the pleasures of domestic LITE and tn,
study and practice of philosophy. Bun, while ho.,
tac's are written agar ST you, you must excuse us
il we regard such epIslos as the foregoing as bul
the evidences ofhypocrisy of the most exquisite
finish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
Euil-blooded .ierlnos.

rENiIE snbse lhef has Tor sale sixteen full bloodcd
Merlno Sheep, of the large Saxany breed
Ills whole Cock 'ysragcs lbs. OF fleece. and some
times more, ard some OF he bucks yield from =
To 10 lbs. nj a shearlng The wool Ia remarkably
fine, and always commands higher price than tina,
nrdlrarly N market, Samples of II may be seen
by applying elihc, TO toe suhscrlber at his resi-
denee II BnrIsin2ham or to Mr. Isaac Adams or
II II foler of Lyuchb re, either of whom au-
thorized 10 dlsi ose of them. ! recommend to far.
mrs who wish to improve their breed of sheep to
avail Themselves OF this opportunity OF securing u
vnluab. stock, a, low price, isl2 per head II de-
hyered IN Lynclburg, OF &io # taken from my
house by he purchaser
VILLA II DUVAI.
Buckingham, septA 3nf
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MIR. n MRS. +. G.. SMICtI,S
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies.

PIE next session OF this School will conmenc.
- on Monday the LIST Of September, in tho spa
COOS tenement Two doors above the post office.
$50 rderg will be received az tho customary rates
anu every auenuoe gwen as well to their moral
department ns TO their advancement in learning
10 such boef'lers ~ may desire IL lessons IN Mu-
SIC will be given by Mrs Smith. and the pupils
allowed the use OF The Piano.
A Professor Of Drawing viii, in the course Of
tho session, give lessons The principles of Per-
spte,iye.
Lessons in French are given wi,hou, extra
charge.
States and pencils, writing paper, pens, ink and
ink stands furnished for extra charge Of so cts
per session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

philosophical Alcctuves.

nNliE fourth md last division of tho subscri.
ber's Lectures, beginning md ending with tbs
9ehool Session, viii comprise,
!. Outlines OF Geology,
.. Outlines OF Minefalogy,
3 Botany,
4. Outlines Of Natural History,
D. Natural Theology
Lectures viii. be delivered every Monday and
Thursday evening, Il, carly candle light, in the
School Room the increased accommodations OF
which enable the undersigned 10 invite the atten-
dance OF Ladies and Gentlemen at the same time
SCENTS will be deserved for the exclusive use Of such
Young Ladics as belong 10 ,lyo subscribers School
Tickets for Ladies or Gentlemen, each, @3 90
Fora Gentleman with the privilege Of
Introducing a Lady, 90
Family Tickets SO
For members Of the subscribcr's School
attending daily recitation IN Philos.
ophy, or
Tickets payable in advance.
L. G. SMITH.
Aug Ii ihs
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TO DE. IOEL W EIODD.


stR-i make no apology for addressing you
through the medium of public newspaper. As
on ofyonr constituents have rghto do so and
you, as nn honest representative are bound 10 an
swer the questions which proceed respectfully 10
propound 10 you.
for whom will You vote next winter as u =.
Senator, 10 fill lie vacancy occasoncd by the ex
prnton of T Lelghs term of service DO you
Or do you no, regatd the votes Of the several roun
ties comprising youI dlstnct. evidence of The sen
tments Of the people, and will you act according
Iy
These questions ore asked noi for The purpose Of
dragging you into the columns OF newspaper,
but 81 npiy for Information for, strange us II
may appear, II is nevertheless true, thai, although
you last wn.r supported M. Lsgh against Judge
". T. Barbour, IT Is now matter OF complete unccr
ininiy, as far as have heard an opinion Expressed
III town OF country. what yo1i COURSE y III eu ny
winter. Will not lmpuie To you nny des'sn 'e
conceal your sentincus, for elecuonecunS or olher
purposes but | would respectfully admonsh you
thoi such will be the judgment of your constituents
If you refuse 10 give categorical answer to thf
questions which above asked, and which vii
lake care shall be transmitted 10 you.
A Citizen Of The Distriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08


u z Vlriue Of two deeds executed ny Robert
10 ~ Iai's on, IN rust to the subscribers, aud July
recorded IN the Clerks efice Of Frank county,
we shel on the 18Th day Of October neKt, at the
house OF sniu Robert Haitston IN the said county,
5 Il the following valuable real aud personal pro
perry, to tho highest bidder, the lands on credit
Of one, AMI three years, tho slaves and other
personal property on oredB Of we've months, un'
less otherwise required By said Robert HARRISON, 10
wit. One tract Of iondeonnn M 1888 acres one
tact containing 100; one tract, containing 90 !
one traot combining 90 one tract containing 27G
one tract, containing 81 ono tract, continuing
76 one tract, containing 1876 ono tract containing
l03 one tract, containing $50 orso much there
If As may not be emb aced IN decd of settlement
executed by sad Robert Halrston, the Ia day Of
July, 1884, TO the unders gned ~ which lands lay
IN body o. Pig River on1 rurnePs Creek, in the
county Of Franklin, and very valuable bug
veil adapted to The culture II Tobacco, Gram, &c.
and coptain fne body Of low ground in Goo con.
1iton, and large quantity Of up land well adapted
TO thu culture Of Tobacco, yet to clear.
And the following valuable slaves, Dick, Rose,
Lucy, Jujnh, Fielding and Epperson, together
with the Plantation Tools and Utensils, Horses,
log. Soeep ard fnitlO. including a lott of fine
Beef Cattle, u stock 1f Leather and Tides IN
the Tan Yarn, ,ns sg,t If Blarksmlth's Tools.
Two Wagons, &c.
The lands III b. shewn by Col Robert Hairs
too They consist OF number of tracts and pr sent
fine opportunity 10 purchasers, whether they wish
10 buy M single tracts or q body.
The subscribers acting as trustees will only con-
vey such title as is vested in them by the deeds
aforesaid ROBERT T. WOODS,
sAM'L HAlRsToN,jr.
-. =
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AMOS KENDALLISM !

w hhd the following IN some OF our exchange
pers, copied from the Pennsylvania, branch
"a The Kitchen Cabinet concern, published in Phil
elphia:
10 the Editor Of The Pennsylvania.
~ The following letter, written by Amos
fhuaii, Esq TO friend, in reply TO a note enclos-
letter of compliment from correspondent,
'alrs so just character of its author, Gas the
2er OF tbs bears ample testimony off, that it is
red TO you for publication, although il evidently
Is not intended by Mr.. Kendall tor public ooserva-
pls enemies and reyilers may find in this letter
'men's wor.ny o, his head and heart, and OF
enulat on of all good citizens. F.
II, WAsnINGroN, Feb lG, 1884.
f's"f 81; The eu.og'es of you .arm hearted
"a En- make me sad. lie who can point out to me
ID IN ms OF comfort in private, surrounded wit,
dnec'iona'c family, aod few disinteresteo
ID "'s' whcre such mind as have may be de-
- 7" practical philosophy, will make me more
~ wan one who should hold out prospects o
u "s"es' puoiic hunors. To be honest and fear
III oi'Ce, Is be IN eternal turn il and danger
"ou any adequate recompensc What is Their.
I,ms My lust, a few years aence, will he
W 'ne aust of presidents and kings. But
b ''a'' Your friend,
$,Oh 81, Amos KENDALL.
a. ~nat goodly outside falsehood hath;
'eao'eons apple, rotten at the core p'
III -" " Us the sentiment which involuntarily sue
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sTNDTfCE..r

a ~ the Goth Of July last, enclosed draft
~ drawn by @. A. and L. WIngGed in favor of
Robert g. Mitchell on job p. Peasants and Sons,
Comm. Merchants OF Baltimore, for three hundred
dollars, payable four months after date, dated the
day Of July, 1884, and endorsed by Robert G.
Mitchell, Joseph Wilson s. g. A. WingfclJ, TO M.
John K McDdoiel OF Lynohburg, by mail, which
has nlseaned or been stolen from the mail All
persons arc hereby forwsrned from trading for said
draft and tho said Messrs. Peasants and Sons from
accepting or paying H.
c. A. WINFIELD.
Sen 3. 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

ard charged with inc commission OF the same
crime.
Tho prisoners arrived in this city on Thursday
afternoon, and ne lodged in the Leverett street
Goal The following are the names OF OF the prs-
bhcrs
,crommonder of the Pinda-Pictro Gilber. Mate
: gcruado de Sco, alias Be.nsdo dc Solo, Cork
-Antono. Carpenter Francis, alias Francisco
Ruiz Seamea-Manucl, alias Manual Bozza ) Jo-
seph MaIacca, alias Jose Vclasqucz lmmlngos
ALIAS Domingo Guzman Purzito, aitas Juan An
tonic Partona Jose Pores, alias Jose Varela Nj
cholas D'Acos,a, alias Nicholas Costa; Antonio
! Silveria Juan Montenegro, alias Jose D'Casifo !;
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Aug IL
NOTICE.


VHNlIlS day the subsrrihor's geh9ei go,
~ -ohslon VIII cud On tie 10Th Feb. 1885.
Terms as heretofore. JNO G.. REID.
-Four or five female students can be aeeommo-
dated on moderate terms with board
Students, at Whatever time Of the session they
are entered WILDE considered entered until tho
close. J. G. II.
| Sept = 1t
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OF which he bore with Christian ss,snation and for
tiude. This Is circumstance for which the mod-
ern disciples of Pyrrho, the more reasonably fol-
lowers OF Lrno may pretend 10 give q satisfactory
reas n. But on the 18TH when tho hour arrived in
which II was manifest that GOODNESS must wrap his
suffering clay, he eveeed such resignation to his
fac so entire confidence in the promises OF the
scriptures, TO shake the hrmesi ground Of the
most scepticsl aud should induce oil such instl-
tue inquiry iolo the cause Of he dying chris
tiens looking forward with suen bissful enieipa.
tons, 10 hat day which shall dawn on the mgh of
the grave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

an ""uesdoy night the 9th shall resume my
~ night Auctions, and regularly continue them
very I lesdey and Frfd nights iurlng tho Fail
ND Winter months. My stock will be such us
III SUIT the aud sold IN small lots. My
day sale, viii be every Wednesday, at II O'Clock
Of Groceries Furniture &c. &c. Fayors from The
country are particularly invited, MS my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auct
Sep. \, 1891 ifts
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(" FORCE

:" We would calmly ask OF any candid person
who rs giving has adherence to what is called thg
Union patty, enc plaIa question.
." II Congress should persist IN The exercise ofnn-
delegated powers, and Slbto should refuse obe
dence 10 the law, then, has Congress the constr
,uonal right TO MAKE WAR on such STATE or
not o.
The foregoing question, which we find IN tho
ast Georgia Journals not fairly and ANONYMOUSLY
put.
We, in turn, assuming the privilege Of a Yankee,
would ask the Georgia Journal, or any scandal
person who ia giving his adherence TO wha, is cal
led the Nulhcation parry, PLATA question or
to:
l. If Congress should persist in the exercise of
undecgated powers, has II State right, by tho ~
doption of unconstitutional remedies and means OF
redress, 10 eoerce Congress TO yield TO its ndvid
unl dctnm, else TO make war on such State
= Does not the constitution itself provide ample
means for the redress Of any grievances of hch
Sta e may complain, rendering resort 10 ex.
ra constitutional remcdl totally Unnecessary
3 Can viulaiiur nt the constitution by Con
gress Justify ITS violation by State OF does lis
breach 10y the latter heal that made by the former
And, most important of all--lt Congress
should pass law, IN The exercise Of cteayiy aeie
gated power, has State a right TO nnhiy TINT
law And # II has not has not the general gov
ernment right to make war upon such Stn;e--nay
would 1t not be the sworn duty OF the individuals
who constitute !. to do If sho resisted IT, either
by notification or secession 7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

g'r A communication III the Richmond Enqui.
rer of the ID inst states that DR.. Atkinson the Stnie
) major from the Halifax district, mas resigned HE
seat IN that body. W. know not # this statement
be true but If be. has doubtless arisen from an
inability his part to vote next WINTER on the cleo
non of Senator, In compliance with the wishes OF
his constituents. as indicated al abe Ap,i elecnons
While we regret the necessity which compelled
Or. Atkinson to resign, we cannot but applaud the
motive which induced him TO yield to II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

THAT, in walking through one ofthe splendid gale
r,es OF art in Genoa, the valet poiniec OUT bust
of Washington, informing me iha, he was cec-
brnted American poet MIR. Fay pertinently C.
iacuates. Long may his works last In Their pre-
sent binding !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
Cash for Negroes.

N re will pay tho highest cash prices for all
w the likely young Negroes of both sexes
tom IL TO 90 ~ 27 Yeas OF ngo, we can got Those
wishing TO sell are requested TO refer TO John A
Rowan n, Lynennurg, by letter or Otherwise, or 10
John l.. llerrs, Lovngslon, Nelson county, Va
ROWAN Il HARRIS.
Jly "a 3mif
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MI AfssslA H..

MARRIED on the Sd inst by the Rev Charlie
II Psge, Mr JESSA A. BURT TON ofCnmp5eI
to Miss DA NARiAS COBBS, diugh.or Of job
l.. Cobbs, Esq of Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
New Glasgow Fall Races.

VHNlIE Races over this course will commence
n Thursday, the cad Of October nex; and
continue 3 days.
Ffra day.-Jockey Club Purse, fsl0o,one mile
and reneat, $40 entrance.
N By order Of the Club, the first day,
race IL confined TO three Yenr old Coils, raised
and owned either IN Amherst, Nelson Rock
bsdge, Albemarl' or Buckingham.
Second dqB Jockey Club Purse, &l3o, two
mile heats, Al5 entrance.
IAud day Pfopreiors Purse 300, mile
heats, The best three in five, $40 entrance.
The money for eech day's race will be pnid to
the winner aubcc, 10 the usual discounts From
the number Of horses IN trimming, fine sport may be
expected
RICHARD J. WAUGH, Prcsident
Sept 9 tir
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Kentucky AanA.
"a HAVE some Lands, lying in the State Of Ken
N lucky, ncur the mouth of the Ohio ltivor, which
WILL sell low--or exchange for other property.
HENRY w. QUARLES.
near Amherst Court house
Sept w1w