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Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

lust received in addition to other arti
eles, large asortment Of the best qualieI
OF spectaclee, and Of other qualities to suit pa1
chasers. Also, a variety Of silver and plate
spoons. J. c. FERGUSON.
Richmond JAM I.th 1895
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

ESlDll(9 aheDo niJeseast Of Abingt0n
Wayne. e.eeuaky, Indiana, . sorrel hosse
with bla0 6ce, tkeee white feet and lexs, LA
hants high. No otheS marks q brands per-
eeavahIe. Appeaissd % thirty dollars BY Jacob
SDetsur aoa Iho0as loel. tsue copy from
my estS1y book, A. CUPPYJ. p.
Januaey -, 1885 3-3s
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24
State OF Indianal In the Wayse fsosaAs
50 Cont, N0ve0be T6em
Wayne Couny A. d. 1884.

50 Cont, Novenb~ TSem
Wayne Couny A. d. 1884.
John Smith Administrator on
ceased, ) Insoaver,ev.
The Creditors Of said Estate.
On Thursday the 18th day a Novembes A.
u. 1884 the same being the fourth JUDICIAL dsv
OF the Wayne Probate Court holden before the
Hon. Nathan Smith sole judge Of enid Couss,
here comes the said petitioner and 6ieo hn peei-
ton in this behalf, sud the reupon on motion Il
said petitioner. 1t is ordered BY the Couet that
the creditors OF said estate Be notined of tn
hling and pendeDcy Of said Complaiut By psbli-
cation tor SIX weeks successively io soaDe week
ly newspaper printed and published Ia Wayss
county Indiana, prior to tise ffe day Of the next
term OF said Court. And further ejbae oaje,e
said Crcdit0rs notify said sdainistsaeoe q tl,
existence and extent Of ti6eir respective claiae
against said eetate, BY fling the sane, q state-
anent Of the nature, description and daee Of lie
contract, assompsit, Judgment q iahiiity spos
winch the same may be founded u The o6ce Il
the Clerk OF the Wayne Probate Court psevicus
TO the final distribution Of the aseets ofsai1 70.
tate, such claims not % filed will be posepooed
IN fasor Of more diIigent creditors. And that
at the next term Of this Court to Be holden n
second Monday Of February next, t6e Court
Will proceed to hear and determine opoo AZ
claims % filed a. Aforesaid, and % make fsal
decree and distribution Of the aasts a tko g.
tate of said deceased.
Attest, sAML. HANNAH, Ck-
december lst, 1884. l9-Cw.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24
Il n W NO TIC E.
0KARx.DD 1n0O2D,

Attorney a0a Counsellor ~ Law.
Richmond, AsdiGss, ;.
WILL attend to the business Of his pro-
fession in the 9Th Judicial Circuit ol
the said State. His Office il in Mr.. Wig
gins new brick-building Immediately op|
Posite the Bank, where he may generally
be found.
N. b. He will draft instruments of wri-
ting Of every description, in an accurate
and neat manner.
Nov. 18th. 1884.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

The II GisIaturs Of kentucky met at Frank
fort on the 3lst of last month. James Clark
was elected Speaker Of the Senate. (the Lieut..
Governor acting a. Govesnor,) and Mr.. Wick
life was elected Speaker Of the House.
On the 9Th inst. John J. Cnttenden was elect
cd Senator in Congress to succeed George n.
Bibb. The vote stood for Crittenden "a, james
Guthrie 40.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

6FThe e)eotioa foe Justices of the Peace
mentioned h our last paper, will be held in this
place on Sassfday, the 7th of February ensuing.
Candidate N. Eldridge, S. B. Stan
ton, Stacy Homer, James Woods Abraham 8
Jefesis, and william Brown.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

We notice in several papers a fumor,
which originated, We believe, with cores
pondent of the Louisville Advertiser, that
Col. H. NJ. johnson is about to be married
to a young LADY OF Washington. Upon
the subject Of the young lady's age. name,
condition aid color, runo. IS silent,-Jour-
nal.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

The Pope has established . nationaI bank
1t Rome. He appoints the President, ana
receives The bills at par into his treasury.
The plan had many nyoPpoeeass, bat thc h",',
ness declared pessmptosily that Il should
b carried into executioo, and that sees'ed
The business.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

| Mr.. Newman, one of our Representatives il
the Legislature, writes as follows:
| INDIAN. POLLS, Jan. 18th, 1876.
| DEAR SIRs:-"We are busily engaged
at last, in the business Of Legislation
though We have passed nothing yet Of q
general nature, through either House
To day we had q blustery time, on the Ball
providing for internal improvement. This
bull promises an appropriation for the Wa
bash and Erie canal, continuing it down
on the west side Of the Wabash, to point
near Delphi in Carol County; and also
provides for ITS location from thence down
on this side to Lafayette; and for survey
down to Covington, in Fountain county ;
and also, appropriases 100000 to and in
the construction Of McAdamized turn
pike from Salem through Bedford, Bloom
intgoa and Greencaslle, to Charlottesville.
And provides for a subscription Of stock,
equal to two thirds for the construction ofa
rail-pad from Madison through this place
to Lafayette, making the section between
this point and Madison separate from the
other, and with proviso, that the State
shall not be bound to subscribe any stock
until indlviduals shall have subscribed,
and secured an amount equal to one third
Of the whole cost Of construction.
The Bill also provides an appropriation
Of $2OO, 900 for the commencement Of
the White Wates Canal, to be expend-
ed between Somerset in Franklin county,
and the National Road. l do not know
what will be the fate Of this Bill, great
deal of feeling was evinced by membess,
and great many amendments were pro-
posed, all Of which were voted down, and
20 the bill stands.
We also had the bill for raising the rev.
epue according to the ad valorem system|
Df taxation under consideration to day.
Some amendments were made, and from
he disposition ofthe members, have mol
ioubt it will pass tho lover house, and
most likely the Senate too.
In the Senate resolution was passed !
% day, fixirg on monday the I'd, Februa.
y, as the day Of adjournment Sine dis.''
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

Improvement In Saw mfDlo.
VHE subscriber Informs the public, that
he has taken the agescy Il FSrss's
improvement on the saw mill, for Pseb1o
county, Ohio and Wayss county. Isliaoa.
The improvement may be seen il epesa-
tion at the mills Of Matthias Overman. oesf
Centrevilie. and of Henry Rae, Col. Psul
Larsh, and Mr.. Barnet q few miles belev
kichmond. Persons wishing to purchass
rights for the above improvements0 0Ay -
ply to the undersignel in Centsevillo. 1os
diana.
w. II. DOUGHUY.
July 26th, 1884.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

MI. Gsenalot hes executed large mod
el Of statue of STEPlfEN GIRARD, which
he is about 10 execute by order Of the city
councils Of Philadelphia. We are glad TO
learn that, in every respect, . nd including
costume, it 10 to represent, az nearly as
possible, the deceased as he usually ap-
peared.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

A LII persons indebted to Samuel Over
holtzer, or the firm Of Overholtzer T. Diiler,
are requested to settle up their accounts, which
have been left in the hands OF M. Old, to be
il they can, and fcrcibly
II they must-at the store formerly occupied by
the subscribers.
OVERHOLZER & DlLLER.
Richmond, Jan. oath, 1885. 3G
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24
For iIe Richmond Rhlladi,0ss.
PUBLIC MEETING.

At q meeting Of the citizens Of the town Of
Richmond and vicinity convened pursuant
to public notice. January 20, 1895, Daniel
Reid was called to the chair, and T. d. Dow
appointed Secretary.
! A letter was read from . committee in Fair
haven, Preble county, Ohio, respecting the pro-
Psiety Of applying for a charter to incorporate =
company with vssw Of constructing Turn
pike from Rishnsnt Irdiana, to Hamilton, Ohio
| On motion, Resolved, that this meeting ap-
point five delegates to attend convention to be
held at Fairhaven on Thursday the 10Th inst.
for the purpose Of taking the proposed measure
into consideration, and that said delegates also
constitute a committee Of correspondence, to
correspond with the committees that may be ap-
pointed on the proposed route.
Whereupon, Daniel Reid, Abel Thornbery,
William Russey, Alexander Stokes and Charles
Moore were appointed.
be appointed to draft petition and procure
.igners Tor the purpose Of having the Land Office
removed from Cincinnati to this place.
Whereupon, James w. Borden, John Finley,
Henry Hoover, John Sailor and BENJAMIN Sayre
were appointed.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
d. EEID, Chairman.
r. D. Dow, Secretary.
The last named Committee, have, in confor-
nifty to the duty required OF them, prepared the
petition, which will be circulated for
'is0atures, and it is requested that the several
copies may be sent to the Postmaster at this /!
place or forwarded to our Representative in
Congress BY the 5th Of February. or sooner if
practicable.
TO THE SENATE AND HorsE OF REPREsENrArIvEs
or THE U. 9. IN CONGREss AssENsLED-
Yosr petitioners, eitssens @ TIE state Of Lndisns,
esd resident seiAhin The Distriet Of Lands subject
b sale et Cineinnati, respectfully represens-
That in their opinion, the convenience Of
be purchaser Of land in SAID district and Of the
itisens generally, require the removal Of the
and Ofice from Cincinnati, to . point nearss
be lands yet lbs ale; and that il = bsl,eved .
position u said o6ce at Richoeod IN Wayne
ounty, Indiana, wsuld accommodate 0sse per-
ms concerned II the purchase of The Public
.ands, and better subserve the inteotions Of NE
;enesal Covesnment in fhe dispo0l of fhs pubkeI
onais, than il the sane vess fixed at any 9TH
? place in The District. No lands belonging tol
- United Statss, ere nov aEsct - sotzy /,
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

1t has been found that there are 100 re-
soldiers remaining in the city of
New-York. On the lst ofJanuary 100 dol
lars was to be presented to each of them
by the city.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

rThroash the politeness ofMr. J. P.
Rsynolds, collector oft0lIs, we are enabled
- by before our readers the subjoined sb-
sasscts of TIE produce, (Which was clear
ID q the Mid1letows ollice during the year
1884,, For the in5osmstsoA Of tho distant
sssdss, Il msy b psopes 10 state that tie Of.
fec st Middlstowh 70 The only oss bstween
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24
STATE LEGISL LATURE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAr, January II, 1895.
ADvALOREM BILL.

ADvALOREM BILL.
The bin to provide for moro equitable
mode oflsvyisg the taxes Of this State, was
rcd ths third time; when
M. Henkle moved TO recommit said bill
% . select eosnmittee with Instructions to
amend, so''that every person being assessed
with money loaned 1t interest may be par
mitted 70 deduct from such money 50 loaned
q iasesesa, The amount eo which he may at
thae time b paying Interest,"" which mo
tios was decided in the negative, ayes 26 ;
noss ~.
The question then securIcd on the pas
0Gs Of the bill, and after some able and
aaimatsd remarks BY Nr. Thompson, in op-
position 10 the same and by Dir. Evans in
1svos ofits passage, the question was taken
and decided in The Affirmative BY the fol-
AYES-Mesms. Angle, Bigger, Brack-
ensidse, Bsyas, Carr, Chapman, Curry,
Davis, Dunning, Evans, Gaddes, Hanna
man, Hargrove, Hcnkle, ,Hoagland, Howell,
johnson, Of NJ, Kelso, kilgore, Latsl,aw.
Lockhart, owe, M 'Dougle, ,Nl'l"iirc, Moore,
Nave, Pickett, Schooling, Shank, Smith Of
r., Stafford, Stosm, Strain, Torbet, Vande-
vser, Walker, WilIet, Wilson, Of p, Wilson.
ofv., Woodruff, Wright, and Gregory,speak-
Oe-42.
NOES.-Messrs. Armstrong. Bennett,
Bower, Bradbury, Brett, Carter, Of c., Con-
well, Cook, Csums Culbertson, Curtis,
Grees. Hsrdesty, Harris, Howard. Johnson
Of F., Leslie, Lisson, Marshall, M'CsIIey,
Mendenhall, Newman. Parks, Phelps, Ray,
Rockbiu, Shaw, Smith, Of F., Stanford.
Tbomqsos, vawter, Wallace, and Wilson,
0f H1-2D
So sid bin passed-and the House i'd
journsd.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

Applicatoo fos the corporation Of twenty
new banks, and FOR IN increased capital Of
i've others, will b made to the legislature
ofNew York at the present session-tbe
aggregate capital TO be asked fo', being
$500 600.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

MORNING, J.ssasy -, Isss.

We acknowledge ourselves indebted % Messrs.
Upton, Hendricks and M'Csrty u Coagresa, fos
documents and sundry information fFo0 that
quarter. also, % our senstos and representatives
II the stats, ,Legislatare. They will please &C
eept our hDhks.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

SAMUEL LEWIS. ESQ. was reelected Ca
nal Comnissiooes BY the Legislature on the 18th
inst. Cor the term Of three years.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

MAGISTRATES BLANKS. of ev.,v
description for sale 1t tl.iso0ee.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24
= correspondence Of the N. Y. Daily Adv.
SANTIAGO, Capital Of Chilly
.l1lh Sf,ntember. 1884,

SANTIAGO, Capital Of Chilli
9Th September, 1884.
Since my arrival here, there has been a
continued round Of festivities, il being the
anniversary Of Chi:ian Independence.
Two nights since, attended ball given
by Government in the Palace-yar il was
splendid in every respect, there we're up
wards Of Eve hundred ladies and one
thousand geuslemen. It was one Of the
aayest scenes have ever witnessed. As
/ was merely . spectator. and having but
fe~ acquaintances, only remained till ]
o'clock, bot most ofihe company continu-
Cd until I o'clock in the morning.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

The Assembly Of South Carolina has
unansnsously passed bill incorporating
. new hank u Charleston, with capital
Of tvo millioos, and with power to m
crease il % four millions If necessary.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

We learn that duel took place above
this town on Wednesday last. One OF
tbe parties was mortally wounded-rc-
ceived the ball Of his antagonist in the
eide. Tho last account supposed he was
dsad.-New-AIbany Gazette.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

PsskiAkes-The editor oftbe Gesmau-
Itown 1sleeRsph is authorised to offer 37A
|cents . pair for two hundred and 6fty live
and ani.jGed prtndees-the object being
to turn tlsm out in the Spring.
Dsseln1k Oaa.-Mr. ls..el Smith, of
De RI Madison county, n. Y. has
given Ne public notice through the De
Ruyter Hefah, that he is desrous of pur-
chasing tsninety-nine thousand nine hun
dred and ninety nine pounds Of old pot
metal.
Brooks in his las: letter from Washing
ton writes that he is informed BY Mr.. Hen
dricks, Of Indiana, that the Wings have a
majority of from l3 to 16 in the Leg>le-
ture Of that State.
A Grain Of Cem.-One grseh of corn.
dropped BY accident on the LAND of Mair
Jacob Clark, of Durham, Mass. yielded this
year, nine ears, with sixteen rows each.
averaging forty kernels to each row, and
making the whole produce Of the single |
grain about five thousand.
Abraham Dupont writes in the St. Au-
gustine Hond, that he has broaght under
culture in. Florida, a species Of Coffee, !
which grows wild in Cuba. He supposes
il will grow in any Of the Gotten growing
states, and recommends il as anothef staple
Of our country 1t also grows wild IN the
hanks Of the Mississippi, around New Or
leans, where II is collected BY the French
people and made use of as coffee. Mr.. ID. {
says it improves from age, and in three
months after being gathered is equal to the
best Cuba coffee. 1t is an annual plant
and must be cultivated like co tton, and
will grow on any kind Of land.
A meeting was hsld at the capitol in Wash
ngton, on the 9th ult. BY a portion Of the mem-
,ess Of congress, to consider the expediency .Qft
celebrating the extinguishment Of the nze3f!
lebt. Richard n. johnson was called o ne
hair, and u.A. Mahlenberg acted n Secreta
y. s yin
Amosg -aihse 1ssulutions, the following wac
'dopted. 4
Resolsed eRrr,forc, That on THE EIGHTH
y JANUARY NEXT, the affor said comnaem-
ration Of tho extingtishment of the Pu6Iic1
Debt shall take place, in conjunction with
he celebration Of the Battle and Victory of
New Orleans.
Whew!
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

HIc6M000, 100
Ninety days after date promise to pay
10 the order Of dOlIan and
cents, at the branch at Richmond Of the State
Bank Of Indiana. and negotiable ut said Branch,
for value received -
suantity Of printed blank notes for sale at this
Office.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

The following is the form Of the notes to be
presented for disc cunt at the Richmond Bsaneh
Bank, a. agreed upon BY the Directors. Atten-
ton to it may save trouble to those having trans
actions with the Bank.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

MrrIcAfRD NIUnDER.-A woman nam
q Mary Holder was lately tried at Fay
etteville, N. e. for the murder Of her son,
q lsd about ten wears old, whipping him
70 death with large switches, and convic-
ted Of "murdes in the second degree. "
II tpuzzlss us to know what a Moth Caro-
line jury would consider q murder >" the
first degree.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

The following is an extract of letter
from gentleman who lately attended the
sales Of the Public Lands on Red river, in
Arkansas Territory, TO his friend in Wash
ington:
''Col. A has just returned from the
land sales at Washington. He informs me
that the Red liver lands have brought ex-
cellent prces-some as high as Sl2 and
$l3 per acre-aod generally 3, S, and So
per acre. Upwards Of $s4.O 900 had been
received, md he said it was expected many
thousand more would be paid in for entries
At private sale, % soon - the public sales
were over"
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

The Rushville paper announces d. Coss, Esq
Of Decatur county, - candidate for Coogre'1
in Mr.. Lanes District.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

II is stated by the Commereial Gszett,
Of Boston, that the yearly number Of di
vorces in the United States amount to tw,
thousand.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

Brooks in his las: letter from Washing.
ton writes that he is informed by Mr.. Hen.
dricks, Of Indiana, that the Wings have a
majority of from l3 to l6 in the Legi>le-
ture Of that State.
Richmond palladium., 1835-01-24

Pss&s4Ees-The editor ofthe Gesman-
Itown 1eleelaph is authorised TO offer 37A
Icents pair for two hundred and fifty live
and ani!jued prtndees-the object being
TO Turn thsm out in the Spring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13

XrIKGINIA.-at court held for Bedford coun-
Y w. at the courthouse. the I'D day of June ls}3'
Bouker Preston, Smiihson H. DAVIS and John ..
Lehwloh merchants and partners, trading under the
st,le and firm OF DAVIS, Preston X 20. Plaintiffs,
against
James Lynch, William Angel. William Mitchell
John Board and Thomas Massey. Defendants.
II GHANCEEf.
The defendant William Mitchell, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according TO
the act of Assembly. and the rules OF this Court
and appearing to tile satisfaction Of the Court that
he is moi an lnhabitan of tins Commonwealth; IL IS
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the fourth Monday in August next and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of tins order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN
the town OF Iynchbnrg for two months successfully
and posted al the front door OF the court house
this county. Copy-Ieste,
RO. {. MITCHELL, &. i. I.
June - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13
NOTICE..

'lil. subscriber viii sell his tract of Land to the
L highest bidder the first day of September
next, lying on the l.ynchburg and Salem Turnpike
SIN miles from the former place, and containing II "a
acres, about $50 acres cleared, the balance hea,,
timhcrcd. There is the about forty acres Of
tine Meadow Land, considerable part OF which is in
Herds grass, and wi" produce fine crop of Hav this
season The whole tract lies remarkably WELL and
the soil very congcnal to the production of all kinds
OF grain, as well as Clover.
Also, his tract ot Land on Little Otter, in Bedford
about three miles east of the Courthouse on tn, I'd
OF september, which contains about 500 acres about
700 IN woods, and of the first quality for tobacco
The open land Is in fine heart, and large part of il
fresh, and produces large crops of gram of every
KIND Ioa gentleman disposed to embark in the
growing of tobacco think | can rec ommc nd this as
very desirable one. Captain Austin, who lives on
the outer tract, will shcw tito any person disposed TO
We" previous to the day of sale and my son, who
lives on the tract Lynchburg will shew il TO any
person wishing To see it. The terms will be accom-
modatinG, and made known at the sale
W. W. AUSTIN.
july 81 nj.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13
FLOODED stock For Sale.

k'oR the purpose of relieving myself once
] from debt and embarrassment, and of discharg-
ing heavy obligations imposed by the Kindness of
friends who generously relieved me from dtlc ultics
which had nc>pectcdly 10 encounter, and which
sense of Justice and propnety teach me should
remove without waiting for compusion, | shall sell
during the week Of the Free Hill Fall Races which
will commence on Tuesday, the sixth day of Octo-
her ne>t, my whole stock of Horses, embracing hy
estimation, something like 80 or to 900 dollars worth
including Gohanna, IN whose praise IT is needless to
speak, since his produce proved winners last Spring,
over nearly every course of distinction where
they appeared, VIZ at Fairfield. Tree Hill, Wash
mGton, Baltimore, and AT both meetings over the
Union Course, Long Island, aud whose colts arc in
greater demand, andar selling higher prices than
any other horses known to the subsCrbcr-as for cx
ample, Jullan the winner OF the Jockey Club puls-
cs, ! mile heats At W ashnCton and New York, for
whom Col Johnson several times refused : 900
last Spring Lucy Ashton, that Is held at and ex.
pccied 10 be sold Al $1,000 Veto, the winner of the
New York stakes, that could NOT, ! apprchcnd be
boush ior less than $1,000. besides many others
that large Offers varying from ~ 500 to 900 have
been made tor, aud IN most instances rciused-also
La Fayettc, Rolla, Douglas, and many other Stall
lions, brood Mares. Colts. FIllies, &c, which there
is neither time or space here To specify 1t is sui
hcicnt 10 81, that such Stock offered be
fore At public sale; together with my whole stable
now IN training including Tobaccouist. the most
splendid looking stallion | eyer bcheld Reuben
Ticnroy, Resale SomerS Richmond, Ariadne, Mol
~ Wad a3 year old flN OF great promise full sister
tn Rolla, aud Reuben Glcnroy, now engaged in a
swcepstakc in Baltimore, IL subscribers. $500 each.
500 forfeit and another of similar character in New
Y OK, and whose chance would not be exchanged
for any other in either stake.
Asst is expected that this advertisement will draw
large concourse of gentlemen from distant States
whom IT would be highly improper and unCencrous
to disappont, the subscriber pledges himsclfth the
sale shall be peremptory and no postponcmcnt except
on account OF weather, need be apprchendcd-for,
although he parts reluctantly with his property,
which has already rto'od so profitable (as much of
IT has,1 and which Is daily increasing IN value yet
his mind has been brought concusivcl, to the sacrl
hcc rather than continue under the obligations which
have rested his shoulders the last several wears
he terms viii he cash but any gentleman can he
accommodated with reasonable and liberal credit
by making the paper satisfactory, and paving interest
on the amount for the time. iNO. NJ BOTTS.
Richmond, Aug. Is WV