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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

This - . glorious principle for the in
dusavious and trading classes Of the com
muaity; and yet the phi ilosophy Of it is
not perhaps understood 90 we'll - it ought
to be.
There Is hardly any thing more com
mon 10 the country than 10 hear men
spoken Of who originally, or at some Pc
Rod Of their lives, were rich, but who
were ruined by "scesr;ty"-th that v, by
bseo0iag beuad to too great IN extent for
shs ssGagsweoas Of their neighbors.-
This must arise in . great MEASURE from
% imperfect understanding Of the ques-
tiSo; add ie therefore seems necessary
sbas sooelhing should b said in exPlana-
1soa oG u.
lwOuld - 6r from desiring 70 see men
IAse-sp sAeis hsasas ag,inse each other,
end each Stand, ia tho pasoply Of his own
sesslstioss, determined against every
fseadly appeal whatsoever. IL it posi-
BE, However. to be mt altogether . churl,
aud yes 20 take care lesa we be tempted
into IN exertion Of beuevolence, danger
80 10 eurselvcs, while it 10 Of little ad-
yaasags u oss frieods.
Notwithstanding the many ties which
coasece man With society, no neverthe-
isss hears largely imprinted on biz Tore
hsad he original doom, that he must
chiefly b dependent on his own labor for
sshsisasees. Ii 10 found BY all men Of
sxPssisses, dat, in % ar ~ oes trusts to
~ eva exsstious solely, be vail be apt to
AoasisA; and, in % far ~ be leans aud
6sPsais spoa sehsr, - viii b Tie r.
vssss. NoehanG On give = god gen
81 assusaaea a veil doiag - do per-
0aal aesivity sfths indivi1sal, day By
day exeeoed Or HE own interest. IF .
ass, - de- eoairary, sssddsaly 6ads, in
de ai1se q such . career, ProsPsct a
ssss paasaags which sesos likely n
earich ~ q osce, q Il 10 calls into the
hoeiaage e so@e aoaiqUatsd claims %
properly o. title, which - thiaks L ne
esssasy = property, Il = ten - 80 dat
- 6osoioso fu0 shat 0o0ent aaA y E
nally suissd. The osly true way - make
. haUNPsegssss through this world, 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10
NEW STOR e.

Esoa Pkls1e1pkis ~ Bsln sese.
- HE subscribers respectfully inf = Len
- Ginnds and The public gesesally, 10 y Aavg
iuse ved and are nav opeaing u oss stsq|
1oao 50csnEly occupied by Deesos l.
n1nxe and general assort0ent Of sfaR'
fan and winter DRY GOODS, @
= Of the following articles:
sfue blue, black, brown and
Gray, olive, seeel0ixcd
Coasse blue, black, brown, and ste
Sspes6ne blue, black, gray. dEab caaane9
olive, brown, plan and striped do
= blue, brown, and stcel-nixt, sstin1U
/" gray and olive do, coarse blue do,
Black, brown, drab, and oive petcsshAn.
Black, brown and mixed esminett,
Black and brown, plain and cut ak velvet,
Plain and figured taby do,
Super6ne plain and 6xused silk vesting,
Black, brown, and olive satin faced do,
Fancy valencia and swansdown do,
CentIemen's stocks and cravats,
Goats hair and common cambDet,
Superdnc Ga blue and blown English nesinos,
s. drab, claset, and green do,
6 s. French do,
Mack, brown, drab, and leason circassiaas,
Dombasetts and bonbaxines,
Black, brown, dsab and slate cologed luslrines,
Brown, plain and figured gros de napies
Mode, sassenett, and hOunces,
81 and 81 iask and rcd sesino shawh,
mack and scarlet shises :. ~so, do al s...,
Plain white merino and thibee wool do,
g white and brown silk do
worried and cotton do
Plain and fancy Grape, silk dress handkerchief,
gauze aud bobiDelt do,
Gentlemen's silk, kid, and woollen gloves,
beaver, buck and dog skin do,
Ladies silk, kid and beaver do
Corded skirts,
~ and 81 jackoneat ca.bric,
Ga corded and barred do
Book and NULL muslins,
Plain and figured Swiss do.
D0binett and bishop lawn,
Lawn and linen cambnc,
Super6ne Irish linen,
Black. white, green and pink Grape,
Supes6ne blond gause wells,
- figured bobinett and green hasass do,
Thread and bobinett lace and footing,
P1aio and fancy bonnet, cap and waist nbApes,
Sspe.6aa aa'A is~ -i:'d rgsncs e:nDse..
Plain and fancy ginghaas and painted nusli.s
Silk, cotton, and linen pocket handkeschiefs,
Rex, yellow, green, white, and bsovn lasnels,
Red, and white Canton do,
Cloth and canvas padding,
81 l. A brown and bleached domeseic nusliu.
Checks, bsdticki0g and cotton drilling,
Beaverton and corded velvet,
James, linsey and Pitfsburg cord,
Macanoy and rose blanke1s,
Supervise fur caps md hats fos aea and boys,
Coabs assorted,
ALSO.-Gentlenen's coarse and fas sAess,
Ladies leather, lasting and nosrocco d
TeGErBEn-Wsth thebest Imperial and Yomg|
Hysoo tea, Rio, Cuba coffee, ssyas, spice, pep
pss, powder, shot, bur lead, and sais sssocesd, !
&c. &c. all Of (which they are detesmined 70 ell
I>- L. A. Ia A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

GAVE THE PIECES. The subscribers
will pay one dollar and twenty Eve
cents per hundred, for old cast iron, such
as old broken pots, kettles, and irons,
plough moulds, &c. &c. and fair price
for heavy pieces If delivered at their fous-
dry in Richmond. A penny saved is
worth two earned.
GROVER 4 WILLIAMS
January l1th, 1894.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

Agveaasies a IL rsgi.sas a Chan.
|pagne vas Tetreafiae iron he sanks noe.
tally sounded. "Whese = dat essnadis.
|eoiAe0 cried IL olIces a h passsd. aTs
d." MD ID sDldiss, tusnine round, and
|sxpiriae q b spoke.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

"A for the liberal patronage he has re-
ceived. respectfully informs his friends, and
the public generally. that he continues
to carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS.
in all its various branches, at bis old stand
on Main street, two doors east Of A. Sid
dall's store, where all orders in his line
will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to. Having . regular correspon-
dence with some of Observation-Disclosures
tailors ofNew York, he : constantly fur
nished with the latest changes in the fash
ions. Garments cut at thoaAovtest notice,
and warranted to fit VIXEN properly made
mp.
Richmond, February 1. 1894.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

q = = - AO
A + q meeting Of the President an d.
a rscton ofthe Branch Bank It Richaond,
on the 9th Novembss, 1884, il wss orlesed that
The following extract from their by-laws b. pub
::ished in the Richmond Palladium.
1.-THE bank shall b kept open for The tSsnac-
ben At business every day in the year, except
Sundays, Christmas day and the Fourth seJaly,
from nine O'Clock A. NJ. till three O'Clock, p. n.
'sThe regular Offering day for discosnts shall
Be Wednesday and The Discosnt day TAsssd.y.
Of each week.
~Notes intended % Be offered fos discouoe
must Be deposited in . box prepared for that pur-
pose, at the bank, within banking hours, and
may b le:t any day in the week psecetlisg he
Discount day.
1.-THE money may be drawn Tor noAssi
ted, the next day after the discoQ
At meeting ofthe boartl o.
cember, it was ordered that
drawn for notes discounted,
Discoant-day, BY pessons u
LARRY accommodate. 49,
mo paper shall be disc0u1
unless the drawer or one resp0ss1
shall be resident Of this bank dislsid
Ny order Of the board,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, eut.
p. s. Stockholders would do well @ setusn
their receipts Of payment Of the inst insealment
to the commissioner, and get certificate Of
stock properly attestesi.
Richmond Dec. 10th, 1884. A9M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

OOk SHARP.-The subscriber has
great number Of outstanding ac-
counts for Blacksmith work, which he
must collect in justice to himself, and how
ever advertisements Of this kind NAV be
generally. those concerned
will be likely to know in earnest ifaettle-
ment is sot made BY the 18th ofnsz -.
He must AID will have his 1
Richmosa, Nov. q.
n. bah descrie(
my line. made =
ties, Al s0ian
y owned y e.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

RUNNING GEAR VARNISH.
EOR carriages, kept for sale at the Drug
store of LINDSEY Il BUGG.
October 18th, 1884 A2
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Progeceen Of this vSr4 - 1enl oh
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ne character becoaee reulv kdoeu.
they have already ineussu - nesaA5e
expense il forming cessseo1ooes ~
the Union; and have also ssDoeo1 suRooop
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when they can b ebtaised. isSesesSeeS
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-01-10

or Otherwise advantaglnS
himself, to bring portion Of his friends
substance into hazasd-for hazard, Of
course, there always is, whenever money
leaves the possession OF its owner, and in
hardly any kind Of adventure is it ever in
greater peril than when lent, or engaged
for, in this manner without tho prospect Of
l. profit. Its, in great measure, mere
e, nor arising from want Of reflection, to
suppose that there can only be inhumanity
On the pan Of the individual who refeses to
lend Of become bound. Inhumanity, Of
course, there may often be in such refi,sals;
but is there to he no sympathy on the 9TH
er hand, for the friend betrayedi Are We
only to have pity for the man who wants
mo0ey-no matter through what causes he
wants tin March, and none for,him who
- called upon to undertake the risk Of bav-
ing to pay il June, 10 his gEievous inconve-
niencef Does pity only acknowledge the
present tense, and not the future? Is it 30
silly q paas;oa that il only feels for the
present wants of an inalivldual who goes
a-bossowing, and he's % segasd to tho con-
tin9ene sosYOws of him who, without fsultI
Of bic own. but With every merit to the con
tray = heSuiled into ruin h did not par
chase, IN The ineAectnal aateope, peshaps,
to nve oae VIA, suppusing hia to be PSF
socially - worthy ,was at least the only per-
sOG With whom hlame, If blame there b,
caa d sach aease Be aid 10 rsse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

A TEACHER WANTED-The subscriber resid.
IN ing in Fairfax county. Va, within about 10 miles
wishes TO employ private Tutor in his family to take
charge Of the education Of five six children To one
who can come satisfactorily recommended claao-
ter, and qualification to teach the Latin aud Greek Ian
guagcs, English Grammar, Reading Writing, Geogrs-
ply, Arithmetic Algebra and the higher branches Of
Mathematics, an adequate salary will be given.
Prompt application had better be made is dcsi.
robie That the school the first Of October
next tJnly 3l.-25-uO1 r. G. MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
BY RTrCMTE * COOK.I-

The enquirer Is published twice week. generally and
three times week during the
Free the hercoore, Fv. Dollars AL
Notes OF sastccJ, banks (ony) will be
esvei n payment, The of win guarantee safety
tin them By nil tue postage ofttc bg paid by the
No will b. discontinued, of the
Editors, uatil all arrcuragcs have pee raid up.
OF Whceyee win the of nine pspers, shall
have the tcah gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One isst .Ftios, -
50 No Advertisement
or ssxrned bs in this ci;y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

EROUND PLASTER.-Wc expect to receive, in 4
w few days, from the " Lnbec Plaster Mills" per
schooner Edward, cargo OF s1r, hundred and irfy.
tour Hcrces aRd barreis ri grOd Plaster which will be
sold, arrival before in such quantities az puica-
sers may requircThe Lubec Plaster Mills are situated
IN the midst Of The plaster quarres in Maine and select
for grinding none but the hest qtngiiig
The demand for this Plaster, since il has been intro.
dnccd into the Southern States, has greatly increased
From The convenience Of transportatou saving from
loss in weight and purity Of the quality is recon-.
mcndcd to the notice of Planters generally
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
July 81. 25-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-Wi be offer.
cd for sale, on Thursday, the Goth day of August
at the town of New Market, in the county Of Nelson
very valuable tracts of land lying in said county brong
ing to the estate of Zachariah Nev deceased One tract
Bonar, the former residence of DIR Geo Cabell IT,
deceased, lying James River, about mile from Ike
town of Warminster, containing 9i0 large pro-
portion OF which is tccg grounds OF first and SscOnd quail
ty well adapted to the culture of otacco and ,ccat
about half of this is still i'm woods and well
timbered. The other tract, Locust Grove" the for
mer residence of the late Zaciariah Ncvil deceased
lying on the main road leading from Thomas Ford, on
Rock Fish River to Lovingston, about nine miles from
The latter place, five miles Northwest of Warminster
and about the same distance from New Market and Va
ricty Mills. This tract contains GGS acres about 300
acres OF which ceared aarge portion of the balance
is fine tobacco land, and well tiInbered
About one-thrd of the purchase money will probably
be required and the balance made TO accommodate the
purchasers but the terms will be more particularly made
known the day Of sale Those inclined to purchase
viii OF course view the premises previous TO tic day of
sale and respectfully invited to do coy They or
either OF the above tracts Of Land will be shown at any
time by JAS j. Neyil, residing the Bonair estate
will he given 10 the purchaser purchasers
immediately after the sale, for the purpose of seeding
crop of wheat in good time and full posses son of the
whole premises before the first Of January next
BY TIE LEGATEES
August 4. 2G-.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MAIL STOCK.-The subscribers having received
the greater part of their Fall supply of Groceries
of country merchants and others to their Stock which
extensive and well selected and will be sold upon
terms as moderate such gonds be had in this
even the Northern Markets in similar quautitiesa part
1T the Trading articles having been imported by them
direct before The late advance Their present assort-
ment consists of,
200 hhds New Orleans
s. csois and Porto Rico (par, ( Sugars,
GB.k. brand very suprror) }
30 hhds n. o. West India, and Porto Rico Molasscs,
10 uerces do. do. do.
90 bbs A. Orleans do
Sc boxes and barrels refined Sugars,
80 Rico, white, Manila and Mocha c"iiSe'
800 do very superior Java do.
i Saif Chest very fine gunpowder Tea,
do. do in l3 h. boxes.
1850 sides Sole Leather assorted,
100 do. Russell Upper do.
! half pipe very superior old L. p. NJ. Wine,
quarter casks Pale Sherry do
pipe, half pipes. and !" Wondhousc'
quarter casks Sicily Madeira do. ) brand.
half and Or. pipes do. do. "Syobel do
10 quarter and 10 half Or casks Narsccs Madeira do
pipe very supenor) old Cognac Brandy,
Champagne and imitation do
Old Antigua and ~ f. Rum,
Old Wlskey, in barrels,
s5 b bhS' Baltimore do.
GO tons English Swedes and country Iron assorted,
3 Y do English and american blistd and cast Steel,
l2 do. {" Mccormick" and - Palmer cast Mould
Boards
3 do. Northern Plough Plates
Patent xcs, pruning and shingling Hatchets and
Horse Shoes,
1870 lbs. bar Lead
l75 bags Shot, assorted sizes.
lS0 kegs sporting and blasting Powder
400 do clinch box. and cut Nails. assorted sizes,
200 boxes Window Glass X 10 and 10 IL,
100 do. sperm and tallow Candles
So quarter half and whole boxes Rosns
bales sohshcll Almonds,
8 boxes Rock Candy,
so bags Ginger,
80 do. Pepper,
do. Alspicc,
crroons Spanish fiot Indigo,
Coco lbs. c. and A. Cotton Yarns, assorted,
so bales do. No. 1 and 9 cotton Oznaburgs,
cases Buraps and Irish Linens,
bales Dorchester Bed Tickings,
$40 reams Letter aud Foolscap Paper,
300 do. wrapping do, various sizes.
$40 barrels N. c. nett and gross Hcrrings,
Brooks" celebrated Wheat Fans,
Maddrr, Copperas Birthstone, Alum, NutmeSs.
BcdCords, Leading Lines, single and double
Irvine, &c &c.
d. ANDERSON, JR., 81 co.
Richmond, Aug. If. 29-wGw
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gS lCHMOND ACADEMY by direction of the
ma Trustees, ] give public notice that they will pro-
coed ON the 18th day of August next, TO choose
Teacher for the English Department in said institution
In the English school are to he taught Grammar
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Geography the Elements
Of History and Chronology Logic, Rhetoric and Com
position.
The fixed compensation to the Teacher is $3.50 per
anuUm, besides reasonable Zee from each pupil 10 be
hereafter determined By the Trustees. II is believed
that the salary and fees together will not less
than $llO0 or $1,000 per annuin.
The trustees announce 10 the public that they have
engaged the services of Socrates Maupin, Esq AZ Prn
cpal, and Of Rowland Reynolds, Esq Teacher IN the
Academy tile first will take charge Of the school Of
Mathematics and Of Natural Philosophy and Chemis
try; and the last, the school Of Ancient Languages
embracing Latin aud Greek, with Roman and Greek
History, Geography and Antiquities
The Trustees feiterate tie confident expectation that
the Institution viii open the first Of October next
The undersigned, expecting to be absent from the
City communications on the subject Of the 5itulon OF
Teacher in the English Department. will be addressed
post paid, TO "Ihe Trustees Of the Richmond Academy
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
President of the BOard.
TThc National ntelig will copy above twice week
Tor two week and forward their his for
July "a. 13-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

NOTICE.-Tbe subscriber having purchased Of Mr.
IL john J. Werh, his entire stock Of Goods intends
conducting at the same stand general Wholesale and
retail HARDWARE BUSINESS
lie will, in The course Of few weeks receive large
additions to his present stock, by nportatons direct
from England, and purchases in the Northern cities
which viii render his assortment very complete
JOHN y. SOUTHALL,
Richmond, Aug 4. T2G-41 sign Of Golden Ken
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CoMmIssIoNER's OrrIcE,

The parties Interested will please take notice that
have appointed the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ of the 2s
day OF October next and this Office the time and Mace
Tor commencing the account directed by the FOREGOING
orders Of Court when and where they required to at
tend with their accounts vouchers &c ready for cxa-
miration and settlement And the creditors Of WIN {;
Kesee, and all others having claims against his estate
are hereby notified TO lay and prove their claims before
me ut Tins Office or before the said 2Sth day of Oco.
Der next under pain Of being prccudrd from all benefit
under the decree the Court shall make in this cause
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner
July 81 ", So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

n IMPROVED DcRHAN aRd DEyoN SrocR and otker
~ Personal Estate for Safc.-On Wednesday the 9th
day OF September, 1885, the subscriber will sell to thc
highest bidder without reserve, bis residence in King
~ Queen county four miles from Walkerton his stock
of cattle few orses his household and kitchen fur
ntuTe, plantation utensils &c &c. Among the cattle
are y cows, about half of them with calf by Frolck
ian improved short horn Durham Bnll) one COW 81
Durham blood eight of half Devon blood; and
lew calves, male and female, by Frolick
Terms Of SALE months credit-l}onds with approved
security, to be given before removal Of the property
sold CHARLES HILL.
August H. 2o-ydtv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

EN CHANCERY-VmcisiA Chesterfield Coum-
n y Court, July 18th, 1896
Gervas Nj Kesrc, Executor of the last VIII and Tcs-
lament OF William c. Kesec deceased, Plaintiff
against
Leroy kcsce, Elizabeth Taylor, Benjamin B. Kesce.
Robert j. Terry and Rebecca M his wife John Jarrod
and -, the only child of the said John Jarrod and
ms iate wiie Mildred Jarrod Defendants.
Tins cause came this day be heard on the bill
duly taken tor confessed 10 Leroy Kesec Robert
Terry and Rebrcca NJ his wife, John Jarrod and his
infant child as TO whom the order OF publication hereto.
re awarded appears 10 have been duly executed on the
answers Of the other defendants which there are no
rcpicutions, and sundry exhibits: On consideration
whereof The Court doth adjudgc order and decree that
the Plaintiff as Executor OF William c. Kcsce dec d.
DO settle before Hilary Baker who is appointed Com
missioner Tor that purpose of his adnins-
Faon on The estate OF his lesiator; and the said Com
missioner IS directed TO give public notice by advertise
nen published for Ion weeks, in SOME newspaper of
Richmond, requiring the creditors of the said WIN c.
hesee aud all others having claims against his estate TO
present their claims before him. under pain of being pre-
Guided from all benefit under this dccrcc-and the said
commissioner is required to report such accounts and
CLAIMS, with any matter specially stated, deemed peril
nen by himself, required by any of the parties &c
Copy Testc, LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. c.
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TuHO Sally Watson, widow Of Augustus Watson
~. deceased, Edward Redord. Administrator Of Au-
gnsius Watson, d, Joseph Price and Sarah b his
wife, Elizabeth Watson, Mary Ann Watson, Samuel
Johns and frances his wife, Joseph Wilson and Doro.
thea bis wife, Thomas r. Watson Robert Strange and
Elizabeth his wife, Arthur Herndon and Sarah r. D
his wife Take notice, that shall at Charlotte Court
House, virginia the 18th day Of September, 1895
apply to William Leigh, DC being Judge Of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of Prince Ed
ward County TO order writ Of Certiofar 10 remove a
cause IN Chaneery IN which I am Complainant and
you are Defendants fom the County Court Of Prince
Edward, before the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery Of the same County for trial.
HENRY ~ WATKINS. Erecntor
" YIN H. NsHaJie, S. =. Of Samt w. and Nm j. YenaJie.
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