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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

~ 1t is announced in Tie Charlo,r.syilo
Jeiiersonlan Republican," of tie Hi. that Nh.
van iurrn as teen tn a visit to Wn. c. Riyes,
since the preceding Friday. He arrived at III.
Eagle ii"t in Charlottesville on tie lOtE, vb,rt
many citizens c'll upon him and lad an intro
duclIor. ii, ,isilc Nj nti,tllo ON he ll,h. and
contemplated calling IL Mr.. Madison On the 18Th,
whence he would proceed To Washington. What
In"gs the Magician to Virginia AT hi. ,imcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16

NOTICE.
Nv ANTED IMMEDIATELY, two bows t,,,p
ITO IL years Of age. a. apprentices 70 the
e'ddie and Harness making.
A. .. nHN THURMAN.
M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
RAIL ROADS.

Tie following article from the Louis, HE jour
nal spcculacs IN quite an ntcrcs ing and 'ns,ruc-
i've manner upon tie following qurstinn;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16


whence he would proceed to Washington. What
'f''ss the Magician to Virginia AT ,Ii. time
JUDGE WHITE.
u The Richmond F. qnrrr is quite violent in
Its assaults upon Judge White. Has it forgotten
the terms in winch it forme,l, spoke ofthe Judge
Let us see what ii formerly said:
fr"m the Enquirer, Nay, 1881.
Judge Whi.e is a man Of ,, the mos, ,igo.
rous mind. and one OF tie Lures, p,l;tn a,, in The
United State"
From the same, Nay, 90, 1881.
1""Se " h.-We are sorry to u dcr.iand
una, he has declined The appointment Of S, crrtay
"' war he domestic Affections Of this worthy
u, nave been severe, almost beyond example.
'n'! nave prtNed upon his spirits and stripped
P'"''' ne oi all lis attractions. lie has lost ID
,aP'" succession, nine children, and lately his BIZ
'""' "i'' Ills only remaining child Mrs. Ann.
s,""p) Is no" threatened with the same compliant
""'c" mas proved 5" fatal to his family, Every
generous heart will sympaihse in his feelings
"''." ", must lament the loss Of SO Pure and ae'
try" -
FROM the same, ,4W0y 81. 1891
r., ne opposition have started new Chimara
:. : n'H say. that Mr. Eaton is to le r. -appoin'ed
secretary at Nar--and illus the Administrators
"'' o''"nd pennsylvania and North Carolna.-
- MOI So eenemcn-5e aS>arel of il. Who IS
10 "e secretary, nee knom not We hope it will be
.'.nr urn and III I'-nnded man honest. capable
,"""i1 20 inc Const'tation-orr of Jeffersons
Wi man. II We can get him. like Judge
nue. oo0nt ts"r and oboce reprooch."
Does the iirer iut,,,.l u, r,,-,c, all these
h'gh-hown complim-nts--and to unite with the
,7ooe IN pouring out torrents Of bilIingsgate upon
'"oge White If it does, will it's readers belle"
'''a' man who was so pure in 1881 can be soro'
'u'"d in 1882 They will at leas, ask for the E,
licences OF his guilt,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

1t appears from the papers in various parts Of
this state, that many of the counties have avail
ed themselves of the provisions Of the act au-
thorising county agricultural societies, and sew
eral nave been formed which are now in success
ful operation. We have noticed their proceed
ings with pleasure, admirlng the commendable
emulation of the numerous competitors for pre-
miums, and the spirit with which their fairs ap
pear to be conducted angurs favorab|y Of their
permanent utility. But while we are led to adj
mire the enterprise Of sosAe newer ard less
wealthy counties, we regret to say that ssOld
Wayne seems determined to take it sin the
natural way She has made two abortrye at
tempts at forming such society. and we pre-
sumo will not again attempt it until shame OF
necessity shall compel her. We would hope
however, that the return of spring and tie ami
mating example of some other part. OF the state
may arouse her latent energies, and that she
may be induced to exhibit her strength "Iiko a
giant refreshed with wine'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

AZ the close Of the present volume OF
the Palladium, the term of partne rship
entered into by the projectors will expire !;
and, as a change will at that time take
place, it is indispensably necessary that
the business of the firm should be settled.
To do this, we design forwarding to each
of our subscribers. their respective accounts
with the last number Of the volume, when
the full terms of the pa per will be exacted-
Our friends must see the necessity OF this
course, as they are well aware that the ex-
penses Of living are at least double what
thew were when the Palladium was CON-
menced, and he price Of the paper is still!
the same it WAS at that time. We have
heretofore Only charged two dollars If paid
within two or three years after subscribing.
but We fad by experience that we cannot
afford to do it any longer. We are grateful
for the patronage we have received, and i:
we receive one half Of our dues, we hope
to make considerable improvements in the
Palladium, at the commencement Of the
next volume.
FINLEY & HOLLOWAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

The Boston papers of yesterday an
nouncc the demise of the venerable Jacob
Kuhn, at the age gilmore than any other
individual in New England from the office
he held. Mr.. X. was chosen under the
geant-at-arms, to the House of Represen-
tatives in Massac husetts, which he held for
more than half a century, and was never
absent day from his official dutiss, during
that long period Of time. No bettes proof
of his integrity and talents can be adduced
than that he was annually reelected with
out opposition, amidst party strife and po-
litical Gains, never having an opponent.
Nat lntelligencer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

THE increased demgnd for this remedy in
Chill end Ferer has induced the proprietor To gu
into the preparation of the medicine on an
,ensive scale. He will warrant it to make u
permanent cure when given according to drec-
tons. in nineteen cases out Of twenty. In all
cases where one bottle does not cure a second
will be furnished free of charge. The following
persons are agents aud have the medicine for
SALE
DIR. J. BUGc, Ne~ port, Wavne CO. Ia.
Mr. MARX r. REEVES, Washington.
DR. IT, r. BUTLER, Economy.
Mr. THoN = AloRroN. i:ilsborouc.,
Messrs LAcKEY's. Cambridge.
Mr. Mon rs, and DR. STRONG. Lew.>y;lle.
Mr.. JAMES MCGUIRE. RaysvilIe.
DIR. PAUL BEARD, North of Newp ,rt.
M. Bunk. Mr.. AK r., and DIR. EArr,
Winchester, Randolph, county. Ia.
Mr.. S. CHADWICK, New Paris, Ohio.
Dr. CRIME. Eaton
Mr.. ZicK, Fort Hack.
ScupDER s. HaNNaMA4, Indianapolis.
Mr.. g. SSoDGR.ss, Huntsville.
Every day is giving additional evidence OF ,ts
virtues and merits, a Tonic and certain cnra-
tive properties in Fever and Ague. Last season
the proprietor put up the medicine in small bot
ties. of which generally performed cure;
he is now putting it up in larger bottles. without
any increase in the price. Physicians. Mer-
chants, and Others invited TO call aud
anime the article. 1t is kept constantly on hand
(retail and who!esale) also Qninine, and Qui-
nine drops. A superior article Of fresh. cold
pressed Castor Oil, doabiy clarified and divest-
ed of every particle of ruciiage. COR sale at the
drugstore Of LINDSEY s. BUGG,
kichleoud, Main street, sign of the large bulk
widow, opposite The hotel Of d. ID. Sloan.
Nh. FAMILY MEDICINES. suitable for
the season, warranted genuine as above.
J.. 4 b.
September ), 1885. 35-2m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Sale Of Real Estate.

RY virtue OF an order Of the Circui,
- Court. for the County Of Wayne and
State Of Indiana. al the September Term.
A. ID. 1885; the undersigned, Commission
ers. will sell at public sale on SATURDAY
the 9TH day Of Novembes .exf, between
he hours of 10 O'clock. A. NJ and O'Clock.
2 NJ. on said day, Oh the groa.:d in the
own Of R;chalond, in the County and
State aforesaid, the following described
real estate. Of which Clements Ferguson.
deceased, died seized: (sutiect TO The wsd-
ows dower.) lying and being IN the said
town Of Richmond aud in the part there's.
laid off by jeremiah OK, and known as
Lot numbered torty-eight (4S) on the pia,
of SAID town.
FERNS OF SALE.-The purchase money
TO he paid in three months. 10 be secured
by bond with approved security.
DANIEL T. WIcGINs,)
ROBERT MoIRIsoN, Commissioners
SAMUEL Filming,
Oct. II, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
REMOVAL.
DR.. SAM Ell Parker.


AS removed his Office 10 the first
8s0corner building southeast of ID. d. Soan's,
near the National Hotel. DR.. SAMUEL PARKER
i'sels grateful for the ben,gnant smiles Of Heaven
that have attended his professional services since
ms ARRIVAL. Tie has administered to more than
three hundred patients, in fifteen weeks, and lost
but one, that had been given over to die by the
faculty furthermore his prescriptions were neg
lected after prescribing. He has administered
to sixty in Richlnond-haIf the number acute
diseases and they are all living. DR.. Parher
designs, the Lord willing, to make Richmond his
residence AMI would receive patients to board
from the adjacent towns as usual. Pr,suminy
they can receive great relief in one week He
can refer to large number of patients in this
vicinity, that had been unsuccessfniiy treated by
other practitioners, some for years, that are now
enjoying the blessings Of health. DR.. Parker
has had great success and experienc. in treating
the Cholera. He has Cholera medicine for sa lie
that is harmless. it will operate as an enetic IN
two minutes and in fifteen evac.afe the bowels
and Is not exceiied in America for its sa.ety-it
may be gwen to the weakest constitutions on
any occasion with safety, two portions Of it will
remove the fever and ague Of SIX months stand
ing can prove this in towr. Patients suffering
under infirmties ofany kind, even il consieierel
incurable, would do wei. to call on Dr. Parker
PATIENTS living at n distance can be treated
by specifying the particulars OF their case by an
other person. DR.. Parker's representatives have
been busly engaged, since his arrival, in a:temp-
ting to reproach his character and frighten his
patients, (foi the sake of the loaves and fishes
But. feel to forgive their folly knowing that
every man must be rewarded according TO his
deeds, am willing that any man should relieve
suffering humanity aud intend to teach as many
as can to use the bounties nature has provided
for to assist the suspension of nature.
N. b. DR.. PARKER will remain at home &C.
vcnth days of the week to accommodate those
from a distance.
The pubIic's humble servant.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Sixth month, 9th 1885. 25tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
E.a Motifs Cough Oops.

THIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders of the breast
and lungs, leading to consumption. Com
iron colds and Coughs, which are occa-
stoned by obstructed pcrspIratiOa, will
readily Weld to rs influence, removing
those troublesome irritations, which act
a. a constant stin,uient to coughing. 1t
eases pain. and induces rest to an eminent
degree. Persons afflicted with pulmonary
CON p,aints. bleeding of the lungs. &C.
spasmodic as,hau.as palpitation Of the
heart. aud cansumptis Affections, even Ia
tbs mist advanced periods Of life. will find
immediate relief, from it remzrkable
power OF diminishing the irritability efthe
system; and the velocity ofthe circsdA1iee,
and BY cleansing and healing he dlsef-
acred parts. It also affords Immediate -
lief in the whoopIng cough.
Certificates and directions for osSog
them accompany each bottle. Price. oee
dollar for large. and hfty cents fer small
bottles. For sale in Milton BY John u.
v-rt,.+rs. - CAnfre.isIe by DR.. Pritchet,
and in Richmond by 4 5Iddasf - hsndsey
and Bugg. aad by them warranted COED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

The Museum in Mexico contains an
unique collection of curo'i'ies. attractive
alike to the intelligent traveller and learn
ID antiauarian. There are upward of ?
hundred historical documents. written In
hyeriogly phics, and in the Indian aud Eu-
ropcan languages; two collosal 4 twenty
small statues Of 1uiian sculpture, Of an ex-
eelleut taste and curious skill; various va
ses and lamps. found principally in the Is
land ofSacri.icios, several portraits masks.
musical and arlikc instruments; and ma
nv other objects Of the highest interest In
ei,cid ating the manners 4 customs of the
aborigines oft new world. Many OF shese
specimen. exhibit q striking analogy to
The antiquities of the Egyptians collec-
u. Of whose medals anterior to the time
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

Will be sold at public sale on Monday the
l2I, Nov. at Newman's Mill, one mile north of
Rrchmond n good mich COW, table. betisteads,
bed and beding, and variety Of kitchen furni-
Iture,. Also "A los of wood, &C. Sale to COM
mence at one o'clock. On all sum. over three
doilars, credit Of fourteen months will be Civ
en-, BY the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curity; Mason ROBERTS.
Oct. 18th 1885 ATS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
TEXAS.

The New Orleans papers state tina: are
cent arrival from Texas brings in.ormstion
Of great dissatisfaction Oh the part Of the
American settlers. IN that provinces a; the
course Of The government of Mexico. and
the proceedings Of President Santa Anna:
iii al they will not submit to the plan of
ceBtralism. or consolidation =
the other states OF Mexico have acccGea ;
tha, they are arin:ug for resistance. III
case the government should endeavor 10
elifrcc SUBMISSION; and ,isa, II var should
take place between Them aud government;
..ibey look will, confidence towards their
fellow citizens Of. the United States. par
iiculas.y To those Of the Western States
70, assistance" On which New Orleans
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Valuable PrODcr4,y.

WILL be disposed of on reasonable
terms a small tract of land with val.
uaole Improvements, consisting of an ex.
ceilent SAW-MlLL in complete operation
WOLLEN FACTORY, with new ma.
chienery and of approved construction
good orchard. four dwelling houses, with
The necessary appendases, &c. 1t is sit
uafed on the Westfork of Whitewater. one
et the best streams in the west, and three
miles south of Milton, Wayne co. Ia
Persons wishing to purchase would do we'll
to call, or letters addressed to tho sub
scriber, pest paid, viii receive immediate
attention, and a more minute description
of the property given
SAMUEL CAMMACk.
September 9th, 1850. 3J-3m+
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

PENNSYLVA
The keystone state has undoubtedly elected
Ritner for Governor by a large majority, as all
the returns we have seen, embracing number
Of counties, including the city of Philadelphia,
Wolf is second best . but in many districts Rit-
ner has obtained plurality of tile votes
In Ohio, in such counties as we have heard
from, the administration ticket has prevailed
generally, especially in the Miami valley, but a
smaller vote appears to have been given than
usual.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
EnterprisinS and leduserious,


sTHE subscribers would respectfully call
the attention Of the pnbl,c to that use.
i ful invention. VIZ: Lanes Endless CAeSs
Railsray Horse posrer Propellsng Me-
chine and Tareshizg Mac&ise. Having
obtained the assignment; Of the letter pa
tent of Samuel Lane, the original inventor
.aad paten:ee, for the States Of Indiana,
lkeatucky, Alabama, and Missouri, they
now offer to sell by Townships or Counties
To suit purchasers.
The freedom Of those Machines from
complication and the durability Of there
construction, render them in this respect
superior 10 any thing Of the kind heretoiors
offered to the public. Machines for thresi-
ng wheat. have heretofore required froa
thee to six horsepower, aud attendance
that rather increased than diminished the
expense in the Endi-ss Chain Railway
Horsepower and rhre-hing Machine, one
horse only is reqnisiie.-three men. or two
boys and one man, will clean $50 bushels
,of good wheat in one day; the grain and
straw are entirely separated; they have
become of general use in the Eastern and
Southern States, and in Ohio.
The following is signed by gehi!emen-
two OF them reside in the State Of Ohio,
the others are firmers and mechanics in
lnciana-who, by their personal observa.
ton, voluntarily submit the following Get
stifcafe:
HAVING seen Lanes Endless Chain Rail-
way Horsepower Propelling Machine and
Tnreshing Machine, in operation,-ihe
right of which is owned by j. K. & II.
M'Ciaughry, and is now offered for sale to
the Farmers and Citizens Of Indiana,-we
would recommend in the whole to the
Farmer as an invention truly deserving
his patronage: as a laborsaving machine,
the rreedo ON from complication Of its con-
struction renders it not liable to get out
of order, and facilitates that heretofore
tedious labor requiring operation either
by the hand or horses, and in the end. it
Is better done as well as more eNpeditory.
The horse power is applicable to mills and
achinery. and has decided advantage
ito the horse in ordinary draft. we do
therefore consider it highly deserving
public patronage.
Charles Osborn. John ID. Morrison. Rob
ert +. Schoolfeld, Ezra Baily, a. Grimes,
j. L. sicek, Daniel Burgess. John w.
Erwin, A. A. Young. John Charles, Isaac
NJ. Vickcrs, John Harvey.
Having given most OF the machines thas
have been patented for Threshing. and the
power that is required To propel them
trial. l unhesitatingiy give preference To
! Lanes Endless Chain Horsepower and
/ Yhreshing Machine; and having learned
in Ohio that Messrs. M'Claughry were the
proprie tors to the right for the State Of
Indiana, l Immediately purchased the
right TO Wayne township, Wayne county,
and procured one in Ohio and have had it
in operation this season to my entire sat
isfaction. J.iCOE CRISI.
Persons wishing to become purchasers
to Tue rights Of the above, will call on tho
subscribers at ID Niorrison's Hotel. Rich
mond. j. r. & IL. M'CLAUG.l4f.
Oct. 10, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
SHIP CANAL.

The corps Of United States ens'neers
who for the last five months have been
engaged in surveying several routes Tor a
ship canal round the Falls # Niagara, ,hro'
this county, have at length finished the
work entrusted to them. The result OF
their labors will be submitted 10 congress
1t IN early day. In the mean time we
.vo,,d state for public Information, that
the pro osed canal is considered quite
pssc,icable, tina, too q. cost far less than
the great importance Of the work would
warrant. We trust, therefore, no Efforts
will be spared to induce congress to order
.,he construction Of this important line IN
the navis alton Of the great lakes.
Niagara Cor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TIME undersigned having entered into part
Z persh,p in the HATING BUSINESS,
are prepared to furnish their customers and 9TH
e,s who may favor them with call, with mem.
plain and fashionable drab and black FUR and
WOOL HATS, youths and chiidren's do
Also, mems black saith beaver hats, Of the la
test fashion, made expressly for thi. mark and
warra.sted to he fur bodies: all Of which viii! be
sold on the most reasonable terms; to which
the attestion of those who wish to purchase are
solicited. Shop in the room
formerly occnp'ed by c. Shearon, and recently
BY Jones 4 Williams.
CALEB SHEARON.
REEFS c. JONES'
JESSE WILLIAMS
October oath, 1895 ls-d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Notice.

> hereby given that the undersigned has
taken ont letters of administration on the Es-
tate of Robert Hurley decd, late of Grant coun-
ty, and State Of Indiana. All persons indebt-
ed to said Estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same are notified to present them duly au-
tnentlcated for settlement. Said estate is sup
posed to be solvent
PHEBE HURLEY; Adm'rx.
Oct 18th 1885, Ct.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Caution.

WHEREAS my wife Elizabeth left my
bed and board on the 4th day of
September last, without any just cause or
Provocation, and when was absent, this
is therefore to caution and forwarn any
person or persons from trusting or harbor
ing her on my account, as | will not pa,
any Of her contracts unless compelled by
law.
ELI GAPEN.
Raysville, Henry CO. Ia. Oct. oath, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

lLTWe would call the attention of our read
ers to the first two numbers of series on inter-
nal Improvements, commenced on the first page
Of this paper from the Indiana Journal. The
writer has taken q broad sheet for the exercise
ofhis pen, and the subject being one Of peculiar
interest at this time to the people Of Indiana .
it is hoped no one will overlook it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Executrix,s Notice.

WILL be sold by public sale on Tuesday the
9th inst at the late residence OF Richard Ad-
ANS decd, two miles south Of Richmond. sever
al Horses and Colts ,milch cows, calves, 4 sheep,
an excellent four or six horse Wagon, which has
been but little used, Gears. farming utensils and
several other articles. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock Twelve months credit will be e.y-
en- on approved security. ANNE ADA
Oct. 18th 1885. Execturf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

- =. GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders in this
Branch Bank will be held at the Rank ~ g.
ond-day. tMonday) the second day of Eleventh
month (November) 1885, for the purpose ofelec-
ting ten Directors fnr sho enid nrancn for the
ensuing year. Said election will b. held between
the hours OF ten and six O'Clock Payment Of
the second instalment to be made on the 10Th.
ELIJAH COFFIN. Cashier
~. D. NO Banking business will be
transacted on that day.
Tenth mo. 3rd, 1885. 39-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Tomb Stone Engraving.

4 HAVE opened shop IN Richmond, adj
joining the hotel Of Mr.. j. Degroot, where |
am prepared to furnish sills and caps for build
ing, tomb stones, monuments, &c. on stone Of
an excellent quality, in a style equal to any
shop in the country and on as moderate terms
as any person in the west. The public are invi-
ted to examine my work
WILLIAM DANFORD.
October 10th, 1884. 40-3m~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Flour and Feed Store.

their stand, directly opposite Degroot's ho-
tel, and Gf properly encourased) intend keep
ing constant supply Of ia mily hour of superior
quality which they will sell for cash at low and
uniform prices. Also, COUNTRY PRODUCE
of all kinds bought and sold for cash At the
market price.
WORE 4 HARVEY
Tenth mo- C4fh. 1895. 4l-3me
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Richmond Pottery.

A T the above establishment on South
6!th near Main street, and adjoining John
d. Morrisson's Hotel, there is always on hand a
large and general assortment Of Pots, Mich
pans, Jugs. Jars, Pitchers, Dishes, and every O.
Their article usual in Pottery.
Also on hand large quantity ofsugar crooks,
for the spring sales at this time, payment in
the spring. EDWARD FOULkE.
Tenth mo. 18th 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
Public Notice.

ALL pereons indebted to the estate ofthe late
Richard Adams are requested to make immedi-
ate paymerA Prf those having claims against It
are requestelft0 present them, duly authentica-
ted, within one wear from this date.
ANNE ADAMS, Executrix.
Oct. II, 1885.