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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MONDAY. Jan. GIL

Al Market this day, 4as Beef Cattle. including
w'sold last week; 90 Stores; 1860 Sheep;
and 100 SWINE. About 60 beef cattle remain un-
sold
PRIcEs Hcef cattle-a small advance from
last week, particularly on the lest qualities. We
noticed two or three yoke,very fine, taken at s 6;
we quote prime at 5 "A so: good at 4 75 a 25;
thin at 3 rs a 4 so.
Sheep-Dull. We noticed lots taken at 81 92,
2, 2 %, 2 80 and 3.
Swine--We noticed one lot taken at Al for
Sows, and SIC for Barows; one at Al for Sows
and &c for Barows AT retail, s q 6 for Sows.
and Il &c for Barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
ID / f. ID

In this town, on Monday morning last. after a
painful s proracted illness, Mrs. Rebecca brown
wife Of Mr. Thomas w. Brown, and daughter OF
the late Mr. Nathaniel Wall, in the 47th year Of
her age.
/ [Ifto remember mildness and affection,
and blame lessness in the relations Of life
with humility and devotion, and the pro-
fession of christian faith can console the
mourners for departed friends-then may
the bereaved relatives Of Mrs. BRowN
be comforied for from such reminis-
cence we are assured that she rests in
hope.
In this town, on Tuesday morning last, s'r. Da-
vid Read, eldest son Of the late Mr.. Eleazer Read
nged 63 years.
Funeral from his late residence in Leven street,
this afternoon ut o'clock, which his relatives
and friends requested to attend.
Al Middetown, on Monday morning last, after
n long and painful illness, Mr.. Clarke s. Tilling-
hast, aged 3+ years. son Of the late John Iiiling-
hast, Of this place
On Friday morning last. +, nth Cornell. daugh-
ter OF ''r. Samuel Cornell, aged "a years.
At Bangor, Me. on the 29h ut. Mrs. Frances
NJ. Pomroy, wife Of the Rev. =. l.. Fouroy, and
daughter Of the late Hon. Judge Fale., Of Iaun-
ton, Mass.
At New-Oileans, on the Sd ut. Of a protracfed
illness, Mrs. Harriet Allen. wife of Mr. N. II. Al
len, and youngest daughter the late Ion. SIM
non Martin, OF this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
January Cd, 1884;
.gAS. FLA WMOND'S
CIRCULATING C. Library.

Recent .4ddiiiJns-ris:
1886 Jack Downing. The Life and
writings of Major Jack Downing,
Of rDowningviIle, way-down-east
in the State Of Maine, / vol.
1887 Lights and Shadows Of German
life, 9 vol.
1888 Down Easters, &c. sc. by john
Neal, 9 vols.
1889 LovelI's Folly, novel, BY Caro-
l,nc La Hcniz, vol.
1890 Indian Wars Of The west, by Tim
othy Flint, vol.
1891 Grant 1horburn. Forty years in
America, or tho doctrine of a par
ticular providence, exemplifed in
the life of Grant Thorburn. VOL.
1892 Sketch Book of Fashion a novel
hy the author Of Mothers and
Daughters, vol.
1898 Traditionnry Stories, and Lcgen--
dairy illustrations, by Andrew
PIckcn, vol.
1894 Texas. Observations Historical,
Geographical, and descriptive, by
Mary A. Holiey, vol.
1895 Naval subjects. Popular essays
on Naval subjects, by the author
oi"A year in Spain"
1896 Pattir.-lhe personal narrative
OF james O. Paiiie, OF Kentucky,
during an expedition from ST.
Louis, through the vas, regions
between that place and the Paci-
fc Ocean, s. thence back through
the city Of Mexico to Vera Cruz,
edited by Timothy Flint, I vol.
1897 Peter Simrle--or the adventures
Of mid,hiPmnn, by the author Of
"Naval officer," = vols.
1898 Newton Forstcr--or the merchant
service, by the author Of "Petcr
Simple,' vols.
1899 Waldemar--a tnlc or the thirty
years war, by w. II. Harrison,
vol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

II is truly remarkable circumstance
that country in time Of profound peace
unusual health prevailing, with every
branch Of trade in successful operation,
should all at once be brought TO a condi-
tion OF universal pressure and alarm. In
casting about for the cause, no other, at
all adequate, appears, than the misera-
BILE tampering Of the Executive with the
great financial engine Of the country
and that this is the cause, is now conce-
ded on all hands. The proper remedy,
therefore obviously is with Congress, and
to it do the people look anxious!y and
rightiully to restore the deposites. .New-
ark Daily Adp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

THE EARTHQUAKE IN PERU.-A letter
from a gentleman attached to the Poto.
mac, dated at Lima, Sept. &c, and re-
ccived in New-York, says--"By an
English brig from africa, we have ac-
counts Of the destruction of that place,
on The 18th, by an Earthquake. Only
l3 houses are left standing, and from 6
to 700 persons are stated TO have perish
ed. The beautiful valley OF Iapa is laid
waste. The famous White Bluff, (about
900 feet high) on the right, as you enter
AFRICA, is nearly on a level with the o.
ceun, and two small Islands, on the same
side, are sunk so that irigaie can sail
over them. The 6rst shock was about
IoP. NJ, and three others at intervals oc
three and FIVE minutes, the last the most
severe. The sea was thirty feet higher
tisn usual"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

A letter from Com. DowNEs to the
Secretary of the Navy, dated U. States
Frigate Potomac, Payta, 26th August,
1888, says, 81 sailed from Callao on
the 22d inst. and arrived here last even
ing. ] left the Falmouth and Dolphin
at that place, the former to sail for the
Unit ed States on The I st Of September,
to touch at Valparaiso, Falkland Islands,
if convenient Montcvideo and Rio de
Janeiro; and the latter to remain at Cal
lao, for the protection Of our interests
there until return"
Private letters have been received at
the Navy Department, dated Goth Sept.
1888, off GuayaquiI river, from OH board
the Potomac--all well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

FIRE AT DEDHAM.-A fire was dis.
covered about , o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, in the loft of Mr. Timothy Gays
new and spacious stable at Dedham,
which in about an hour from that time
had levelled the building with the ground,
and destroyed - Of the SO horses in the
stable, belonging to the Boston and
Providence Citizens Line, together with
several hundred dollars worth Of hay
and grain. Considerable loss also wns
sustained in harnesses. This establish
ment was on the site of the one burnt
Oct. 80, 1882, under very similar cir
cumstances. Ten horses kept by Mr..
Ebenezer Newell, in one wing, were all
saved. A meeting Of the citizens Of
Dedham was held at 9 o'clock, and
committee chosen to investigate the
transaction, which is generally attributed
to an incendiary. The Company's pro-
pcrty wds insured at the Merchants
Office for $4,000 The stable was
owncdby MIR. Gay, who we understand,
was not insur Cd Boston Mer. Jour. cf
yesterday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

CoSGREss.--We have inadvertently
omitted in our journal of the proceedings
of Congress, the doings Of the House on
Monday, Dec. 80. The omission, how
ever, is not Of much conse quence, as the
time was principally taken up by Mr..
Polk in speech advocating the RECON-
E.:imcnt to the Committee Of Ways and
Means, the Report Of the Secretary of
the Treasury on the removal Of the De-
posires.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

THE ILL-FATED Miss CvNNINGHAM.--Th
render will recocct the mournful story Of lhsi
yonng lddy's DEATH in April, 1925, and aso how
Gutless all attempts were, AT the tHne, and since
10 discover her murderer. Recently, however,
suspicion rests on man, n shoemaker, who has
ever since the horrid transaction resided Fort
Deposite The clues which promise to lead to his
Identification, are ring Of value with Miss Cum
ningham's name yet lcgible, and one of her
stockings. The rirg it seems was pawned 10
man to whom he was indebted and the stocking
was found in his possession. "Justce never fails
10 oyertake a villain"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

the smoke being seen pouring ont at the
caves and sides. The husband and the
child were absent, and on forcing the
door spectacle was presented which
bcggars desert iption-the woman was ~
Ing or her bach, her clothes burnt OF half
way down her body, blue fame then
aSc' ndng from it, her hand uiiIted dixie
man when Ilaced in pillory) her nosc
burnt oH, q and from the crown of
her head to the middle OF her body burnt
burnt blach as coal.
So much for rum drinking.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

The commanders ofthe American vcs-
sells lying in the harbor Of Havana, have
addressed card to JOSEPH SMooT, Esq
commander Of the l.. S. schr. Grampus,
for his uniform poiteness TO them as in
dividuaIs, and for the kindness he has
universally shown to American vessels in
rendering them such assistance as their
circumstance required.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

The Springfield SomnanbuIist, rs we
learn, today from medical and other au-
thori,y connected with the Worcester
Asylum, has been completely cured, her
disorder had its origin in the stomach,
though the immediate cause after the
paroxysms was determination of blood
TO the head. The cure has been effect.
ed wholly by medical treatment.- Bos-
Ton Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
circumstances required.

From the Boston Transcript Of Wednesday Jan l.
The ROBBERY Plummer was arrest
ed yesterday in Holden, by Mr. Wilde,
and brought to the city this morning.
He has been examined before the Po-
lice Court, and ordered to recognize in
$4,000 bonds, for want Of which he
was committed for further examination
on Friday next. No money was found
on him, which leads to a suspicion that
he has an accOmplice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
tFron the Nsw-York Commercial Advertiser.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

The Senate beng now full by the cleo
tion Judge Porter, from Louisiana, we
publish the following Alphabetical List
Of Senators, showing the state of parties
We have placed Mr.. Hrndicks, of In.
diana, in the opposition, as he generally
votes with the majority, and Mr.. Nc
kean. of Pennsylvania, in the Jackson
ranks; although it may prove the other
way with these somewhat doubtful Sen
ators.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
" 4 X X ] f. d,

In this town. on Sunday e,ening, last, by the
Rev. Mr. Van Week, Mr.. Gardner B. Reynolds,
Of Norh-Kingsion, to Miss Elizabeth Shaw,
daughter Of Col Richard Shaw, Of this town.
On the 10Th ult by the same, Mr.. " am a.
Heath, Of Augusta, Me. to Miss Caroline Tanner,
daughter Of Capt. John Tanner, Of this town
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

Cont ct Fro6afe, .Mewport, jar 6, 1884
.TTyllE Administration Accoun, on ihe estate Of
n STErHEN iiAr1hY, late ofNcw port ,yeo-
mar, dec. was presented for settlement & allow
ance. II ia ordered, That the snrne he received,
and The consideration thereof referred TO Court of
Probate, Ia he holden at the State Iiouse in New
port, on the first Monday in Feb next, at 8 o.
clock, a. ~ and that previous notice be given by
publishing copy Of this older three several times
in the H'r0h of the Times, 10 all persons in
ieresled, TO appear at said time and place, aud be
heard.-By Order,
Jan. 9, 1884. B. r. ROWLAND, OK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
A y C. T o N.

On Saturday nert, al 10 o'clock. A. NJ
at W. HalPs Store, wiK be sold atpub-
he auction,
4 AIRY GOODS, beds, aud ofhrr ar
N t"le-, NJ. liALI. .4acir.
A'so, m Gai rdap Eren;ag. ri 6 o. kock,
CnIicos, sh'rt'ng, bibles, crockery e.
Glass ware. Conditions cnsb.
Jan. g., IL. Halt, .1aci'r..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

The Newly ork papers Of the 3 inst.
mention that the navigation Of the Hnd
son as far as Poughkeepsie, was still un-
interrupted by ice. The travel was un-
usually great in that reciion--the boats
being crowded up and down.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
NEW BOOKS.

7MTHE Premium. present for al! sea-
q sons, consisting Of elegant seloc-
'ons from British and American
writer's Of the nineteenth century.
The Child's A,inual for 1894.
The lily, a colored Annual for do.
TIE Ladies' Cabinet Album, for DO.
Miss Lcslie's soventy-fve receipts for
pastry, cakes and swectnca's.
Elements ofAs'ronomy illustrated with
plates, by wilkins Sunday evenings, part
third, being the 10 No. Boys and Girls
Library. For sale by
dec. &c. .Iraes Hammond.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
Court oC Probate, Portsmouth Dee. 9, 's33

Court cf Probate, Portsmouth Dee 9, '33
ERI i!EREAS, an lnstrunen, Of writing pur-
w porting to he the last VIII & Testament
Of 1RR.ABELLA COHLEY late resident of
Portsmouth, was this day presented for probate
and letters lesianenary theron: IL is ordered that
the consideration thereof be referred 10 Court
Of Probate, TO be holden on the I'd Monday Of
January next, at the Inn Of Oliver ID. Greene, in
said Portsmouth, at o'clock p. m, ard that pre-
,ous notice be given in one Of the newspapers in
the town Of Newport, three successive weeks -
Notice il therefore hereby given Ia all persons IN
eresied in said estate, 10 appear at said time and
place if they fit and he heard.
by oter, RICHARD SHERMAN. Jr. !
Doc IL. piob. Cik. |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

A very large meeting has been held
in Richmond, Virginia, at which reso-
Iu,ions were unanimously passed, con-
demning, unqualifedly, the conduct of
the Executive in relation to the Removal
ofthc Deposi,cs. A similar meeting has
also been held in Phil adeIphia, without
reference to politics or party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
COMPREHENSIVE
w. II. s. &c. y. SW AN.

IA AVE this day entered into partnership,
= u and will hereafter jointly do business az
Merchant Tailors, al the well known stand, whirh
VIM. b. Swan has, ill now, individually occupi
ell az Merchant Tailor,
w. =. Swan feels grateful for past fivors, and
hopes that the Firm may merit continuance Of
those fivors which has hitherto been hberaIly "a
warded to him [ian .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
Court Of Probate, Nemport, Jan. 6, 1884.

Co"i ~ FT0Odfe, !NenT0ri, Jan. D, 1854.
a PPLICATiON was made for an Administra-
IA tor on The estate Of WM II. VERSION late
of Newport. gentleman dec. II is Ordered. I hat
the consideration thereof he referred to Court Of
Probate. TO be holden at the Siae House in New
pot, on the first Monday in February next. ut 8
o'clock a. IN. and that previous notice be- given
by publishing a copy Of this order three sevr'al
times IN ihe HerdM afthe Times, to all per ons
Interested, TO appear at said time and place, ami
be heard ---Ey order.
Il. B. ROWLAND, Prol.-te Clerk.
ian
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
NEWPORT BANK.

a T the annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
IA the Newport Bank. held on " ednesday.
Jan. lst, 1884, The fol'owin gentlemen were cho-
sen Directors for the ensuing year. viz:-Sauuel
Vernon, John Williams, Simon Newton, Wii,m
Vernon, Isaiah Crookcr, jun. Wm 5. Nichos.
Stephen B. Cornell, Wm. Stevens, and Russell
Cosgeshall.
And At n subsequent meeting Of the Directors,
Samuel Vernon, Esq. wins reelected President,
and s. CAHOONE,
.n9 Cashier.
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\ T. w " O Il L s.

TENIiE Pook Of nv Lady, a melange, by n
II FacheIor knight. | vcl
Tradirionary Stories and Legendary illusirn-
tons. hy Andrew Fckrrin. ! vol.
I he Sketch Book Of Fashion by the author Of
" Mothers and Daughters, . vols
The Down las,ers, sc &c. &C. by John Neal,
2 vols Naldeuiar. Romance. vol
The Duchess Of Rctsi IN IT,. Vcndee
Lights and Shadows or German life, 2 vo.s
Caharhury Tales. by :. {; II Lee, vols
Familiar Letters and Miscellaneous Pieces, by
Rennnln Franklin. now frr ihe FIST time pub
y he'd, Received for sale and iculalion. by
Dec'l2 HENRY BARRIER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09

EERY COODS-N UALL, has just re-
IEy ccved 2 Packages NRY GOODS-con-
sising OF blue. blk, olive and mixed Iiroadclo,hs;
kerseys. nu~hngs, pctershnns. snilire,-. blankets,
wooden Gloves, X nius. linsry, calicos shawls
shutting aud shrelings; foe box wood combs, hats,
caps with a ,arie,, OF other articles.
nov %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
a .S!sIV AIS.

ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, jim. 4th sip Mary. Thompson,
fm y York: Henry, Crapo, from Providence for
New Bedford.
MONDAY. 6th-sch Albion, Anthony, I'm Pro-
yd. for New fedford.
TUESDAY, 7ih-sclir Excel, Willis,nn, firm n
York; VIM. Brown, Anthony; sloop Enge, Sa-
very. and NIayfower, DuIgcs, all fom Warcham
for n York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
Opposition
Anti- Jackson.

Anti-Jackson.
Bell, Of New-llampshire,
Bibb, Of Kentucky.
Calhoun, Of ). Carolina,
Chambers, Of Maryland,
Clay, Of Kentucky,
Clayton, Of Delaware,
Ewing, Of Ohio.
Irelinghuysen, Of N.-Jcrse,
*fiendricks, Of Indiana,
Kent, Of Maryland,
Knight, Of Rlhode-Island.
Mangun, Of N. Carolina,
Moore, Of Alabama,
Naudaiu, Of Delaware,
;'oindexier, of Mississippi,
Porter, Of Louisiana,
prentiSs, Of Vermont,
Preston, Of :. Carolina,
Robbins. Of Rhode island,
SiIsbee, Of Massachusetts,
Smilh, of Connecticut,
Southard, Of New-Jersey.
''prague, of Maine.
swift, of Vermont.
Toinlinson, Of Connecticut.
Tyler, Of Virginia.
VI aggaInan, of Louisiana.
Webster, Of Massachusetts.
TOTAL, 2S
20
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Jackson.

Benton, Of Missouri
@Black, ofAIiss.
Brown, ofN. G..
Forsyth, Of Georgia.
Grundy, Of Tenn.
IliIl, CT N. u.
Kane, Of Illinois.
King, Of Alabama.
King. ofGeorgia.
*Linn, Of Missouri.
*Mckean, of Penn.
Morris, Of Ohio.
Rives, Of Virginia.
"Robinson, of Ill.
shep'ey, Of Maine.
TalImadge, Of N. Y.
1ipfcn, ofIndiana.
W iIIie, Of Tenn.
Wilkins, Of Penn.
Wright. of N. Y.
Iotal-20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
EFERY.HOND.aY, TVED.NESDAY and
FRIDAY

.a'rangemcm )or January.
FENIlE steamboat BENZ. FRANKLrS, Captain
Il Robert b. Coleman. will continue to leave
New-York, or Providence and Newport. every
.Nonday. Htdnesday, anil Frilay, while the
navigation is open, and the weather permis.
The Benz. franhlin will leave Providence at 2
o'clock. NJ. and New-York, at4F. NJ.
tUFSThe Benz Franklin is propelled by two low
pressure engines, and with heavy copper boilers;
and is safe and con,modious boat.
iLIs'lhe boat will stop at the Long wharf. New
port, 10 and from New y ork--to receive aud land
passengers. (JdD. 9Th, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
Doc IL.
.AD.uLsYS TR3TRIX'S NOTICE.

TuyIlE subscriber having been appointed by The
lion. Court Of Pro bate Cor the town Of
Portsmouth. Adnin.lrnlrx on the estate Of the
late Capt, RicI,aId eId, late OF said Portsmouth,
dec. aud having given bonds according TO law, re-
quests all persons having claims against snid rs
tate to present them for settlement, and all per-
sons indebted TO make payment to her
MARTHA FIELD, A3m'x.
Portsmouth, Dec. IL, 1888. [l9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
PJRT OF NEWPORT,
E.I'JERED

Brig Mary Ann, Cox. fn Baize, I'cndurns sip
Mary, thompson, N York.
CLEARED;
Brig Mary Ann, Cox, n York; ship Kuuzotf,
Newton, y Orleans: schr Concord, Vaughn, Iia-
yaua.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Gov. Coddngton, Dennis ofthis port, arr
at New-York on Sunday last, from Gibraltar, via
this port
Arr at Boston, on the 9TH, Brig Helen Angus
ia, Deesdernier, fn this port.
Sch Minos, Price. Of this port, from Rum Key
for Wilmington, with salt, was lost 2Oth ult. near
Georgetown, S. &.
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(From the coston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-01-09
*Doubiful.

Opposition majority, 8 and perhaps more.
*Doublful.
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r r 4 ID s, BU RDICk.
II Mesr store, No. 1863, Wames-H.
+ T. {:

! , = = y = : : Il = q = u = e n E5U OF.
! EE AVE Just received their Splinc supply Of
Fl a ECDTS & SHOES, of almos. every
description. color and price among which are an
elegant assortment of ladies' French kid and cloth
slips, misses do do genilemens' goat dancing
pump, &c sc &c-which in addition 10 their for
ner stock. makes their assortment very con ?lcie;
all OF which they offer as low as can be afforded
at any other establishment in the place
Al kluds Of Boots and Shoes manufaCtu to.
order, Of good materials and workmanship.
april ith, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

TAKEN Up y JsAo fsekSee q Co.
ire TOwnaAip, aboue aOo 49, G1ssA
Of Ceotsoville, - - 12ahs ~. ueoa
hea1 efAesses - ~ lb0ooUiae 0tn6g1 -
40 valso. - witt IL 1sse ooesso S1so,
sappeseA . - ssssa yoaso g ~ 49,
Iaaees &nnnQ9A - D 21l1t11
s09os01oaA. s0ea soip % eho ooGU nd
two hied fese Whit, NJ q w. ~.
Gp a@all bell. appsaised @ ehirtt -
dolDan, the second { light sesrel fllv. -
year old last spring. marked NE to 6e.e.
appraised to twenty cellars, ~ sGhse 3 .
last sPriogs coalt, . chesnut esesel O.1A =
ball face, hind feet white. and aepsosDeA
70 two do11ars I'D 6fty costs - Joeso NJ
and Charlss Carter.
The above 10 4 tsas cePy fsss ~ sessv
book.
T. L. DOUGHTY jP.
Nov. 2&sd 1884. 47-3es
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

AT meeting q lie President and d.
- ssceess ofAs Dsaach Daek q Rich0eod,
- she 9lth Nsssobss, 1884, Il was onsesed thai
the following s1lsaet ltS0 their by-laws Be pub
lisAod ID tho aieh0ood HnIladiu1.
sThs bask shajo - kept opsa foe he tsxnaac-
tioa II bssinee svesy Gay 10 the yeas, except
0sadaya ChsiseDss day and he Esusth Of July,
heo n;ns e'cjeek 4. n. ill ehsse O'Clock, p. u.
"The sskslas e9eeiag day fos disceunts shall
- "Wednesday and ths Discouet day Tbsssdsy,
of each week.
~Noees ioeseded 70 be offered fos discouut
anse b deposjesd = boz psspassd 6ss lhaa pss-
pass, ae the bank, within banking heun, aad
asy - IsN sey dey = The weck rssoedisg Tie
Disoouat day.
~The noesy nay b 6sawr co. notes discoun-
ted, the next day sitss Tie Discount day.
~ es3ee IL Tie board,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

WILL be cold on Tuesday The OH dsy
II Decenhes 1894, o. The Sar~ IT the
esoscsihes, 2 nwMen 81 yeaae hossss. catt)e,
sngs, shs.P, farming stsns;aIa slso cssn ssd hay,
beues bold and kitchen fuenieusa. and sp~dcv
other articles 70 tedio0s . meotieo; liberal
credit wall Be gwen, terms made known On day
OF sale; sale to commence at ten o'clock.
ANDREW WOODS, Sen.
Nov. 18th 1888. n7-2t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-11-29

HE undersigned having taken cut Of
the wayss Probate Court Letters Of
Administration On the estate Of Jaeoh
Craig late Of Wayse Cesnty 1sdssna, de.
ceased, requests Ill theeo indebted 60 ssid
estate to make immediate payment; and
these holding ciai@s against the estate arr
hereby oeti6ed to prssist % The subscri-
Der for seetlemeet within The time pre-.
scribod BY law. The est6te 10 s6lSest.
BENJAMIN FULGHUW. Ados.
1lth 10. 9eth 1884.