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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16
ANNUAL MEETING OF CONGRESS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF CONGRESS.
Mr.. Briggs moved the suspension
Ne rules FOX the purpose Of submit
ing a resolution instructlng the Com
fl.tee on Enrolled Bills to report al
Pl! fixing the time Of the annual meet
ng Of Congress on the frs. Monday
y November.
The motion was agreed to, 100 TO
The resolution having been offer
%, and agreed TO.
Mr.. Briggs, from the Committee
Pn Enrolled Bills, reported a bill. in
conformity with the above instruc-
hons and it was read twice,
The question being on ordering it
% third reading.
Mr.. Hanegan moved to amend it
ty adding 4 section, reducing the con.
Fcnsation Of members Of Congress to
si1 dollars u day.
Mr.. Wardwell moved the previous
sue stion. and 1t was seconded. The
man question was taken on the en-
erossment Of the bill, and decided in
VI the afflrma'!ve-Yeas SO. Nays 90.
Il HE bill was ordered to be read a
inrd time to-day.
MI. Adams moved 20 sccommi. the
OIL to the Cormittee on Enrolled
hLis. with Institutions so TO amend
IS 70 coniIne ITS operation to the
Gay Of meeting - Tie next session Q.
concress.
Alter some remarks from Mr.. Nil.
sf, who moved that the bii, be post
son 4 till tomorrow.
M. pearce Of Il. l. moved the pre-.
nous question, which WAS seconded
-: the main question was ordered
y De- put. The bill was then read Z
'n'fd time and passed.
EvEN!S.; SESSION.
iHe House took W the ercyoSsed
,1i Ia continue the Cumberland road
y. oie states OF Ohio, 1nG,ana, an,
lI''no's. the question being On ,.s pns
Pase.
Mr. NcCarty spoke, at length. d
a'nss the biil IN its present form
hd concluded his remarks bv MOVING
'hst the bii! DC re-comm,;ied viii
fe!iaia Instructions.
Al'es>on1e rem ,.ks 'rcr, Mr.. Nam
y, A.. and Messrs Boon ANA Tay
wooster. .he previous sues,io,
demanded ~ Mr.. Mann. an,
"e House refused TO RECONSIDER IL. +,
nnnonfSA ~ co
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

Stanton - A1sstlf0N,
HAVE just received and are new opening at
their store, opposite the Bank, large and gen
eYal assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS;
which they offer at Wholesale and retail on the
most favorable teSna The great variety VI their
stock and the amount On hand assure them that
they are able to suit nesr!y every perseD who
may - pesased to call On then.
July ., 1886. 9u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

LIST OF LETTERS remaising in tl,s nsse
OfIico at ECONOMY, Wayas county, lsd., - The
3Oth day 81 June. 1886, aud il not taken out
before the last Of Scptcnbss viii " ssnt to the
General Post Of6ce ~ dead letters.
Baltimore Mr.. J Lexington James
Cain JoAn Il. Linssy Thomas
Cook Wright Modlin CharIss
Deavon Villas McAlistes John
Dennis jesse Mausby John
Ed~ ards Mary Pssel John
Gwin JohA Sawyer Rsobeo
Gilso0 Francis ThOruburgh W.. II.
Hunt ISAIAH Willis Isaac q r. r.
Josdoa Jo0ss Butler
JosdUu Raehol Wall DruSy
Jsly Ii, 1886. N-S
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n atting ID q . N ess.
JOHN klrAcE

0 ESPECTFULLY informs the inhab-
AW itants Of Richmond and vic unity, that
he has commenced the above business in
tho shop formerly occupied by Caleb Shea
ron, where he intends constantly to keep
on hand general assortment Of FUR and
WOOL HATS-plain and fashionable, OF
the best quality Those Who please 10
favor him with their custom may rely on
prompt attentiun to their orIcrs, and all
eavors gratefully acknowledged.
N. B. All. kinds of Fuls ana Lambs
Wool wanted. J.P.
Richmond. Nav %. 1896. 2ltf
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rixH! F'RE' - 80.

FigE. - x l. -...
~ iNG been appointed A-er, ii he
- ''dartfcrd Fire Insurance Coinpsny.'; tie
subscriber - no~ rtasE - graft ;,.i,Ies Of -
surance to AL perso.ss who wish thear property
,nsssesi against loss o. damage BY hrr.
THE company for wn,ch he 10 acting is one Of
the wealth hest arr ruose extensive ia the coun-
try, and they plesise themselves that those who
transact business viii the company snail. he
treated the most literal manner and a II losses
s.,ah o. adjusted with fairness and nromptitlde.
Persons wishing Ia provide against the eontin-
-ecs ri a ces ot t..eir property y this destric-
tie tienen, reqneste,; t. call AZ his ofce on
Ven street. opposite z. Bfa.ch cans IL Hic..-
AA.es''., IA where the rorH.s yEs,-.rc- VII. DC
wade x-,o~n sis1 lie "a. cIss granted. Corr.
rHao'catsons oy letter (fos .a,..l wi. prompt
ly and c.e-rfui., attended -.
JAMES ". BORDEN. AepSr.
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Mr. Taylor Webster made SON

Mr.. Taylor Webster made some
remarks in support Of the motion TO
re-commit. Mr.. Hannegan moved
some additional instructions, striking
from the billevery thing in relation
70 the bridge across the Wabash.
Mr.. Lane moved the previous ques-
ton, and itswas reconsidered. The
main question was ordered 20 be put,
yeas lO1 nays -, and the bill was
passed.
The bill to continue the Cumber-
land Road from Vandalia 10 Missis-
sippi was taken up, and after some
agreed to. 1t was order
ed to a third reading; yeas 80, nays
80.
The bill 10 continue the CUmber-
land Road east Of the river Ohio was
taken up, and on motion Of MIR. Har-
din laid on the table, without divis-
ion.
The bill making appropriations for
military & other roads was taken up,
and on motion Of Mr.. Hinton, was
laid on the table, IS to 81.
The bill for the continuation of the
Cumberland Road from Vandalia to
the Mississippi river was taken up,
land the question being on its engross.
ment, the yeas and nays were called
for and ordered, and were yeas 81
|nays 80.
The bill for the continuation of the
National Road, from the Mississippi
river to Jefferson City, in the state o.
Missouri, was taken up and ordered
to third reading.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

JOHN S. LOWER. grateful for the very
hees~. encouragement thss lar received, re-
spsotfully informs the public that he has just
bssn supplied With the latest eastern fashions
frs@ Philadelphia, aud is prepared to 1t cut
these Who patssai's hi. in ssat style: His
shop 10 Dext door east Of the virgiaia Hetel,
Main street. He will work low for cash OF ap-
proved country produces.
Dublin, Wayne Co., Ind,
Julv a I036 ~ 9w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

Nrwsr.prss We neglected last week
b po,,cs the enlargement Of tho "lndians
)oussa'," ~hich, and the "Democrat" ore
Ix,en1ed TO mammoth size.
The Saturday News" Of Philadelphia,
new paper, Published by L. A. Cooley &
70, e prospectus Of which may he seen
this pspcs) 80 fsf - " can judge from
De fro nuobss, is LIKELY to take . stsad
.ssg The best weekly pspsn e hat CITY
Many others arc swinging up "abou'
bess days." while some ere seariao
Dwnvards. " the rising class. we las'
|sek reesised small sheet from Spring
bio. Ohio, devoted to the claims u 0en
an'son, with the aboriginal smblems a
ssee and var imprinted ON it, visage, II
10 ssmblancs Of tho 'Calamus and Wa
club."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

%, table and tea Spoons, Knives and Forks, gen
and pocket Knives, large quantity Of Stocks,
Buttons and patent Thread, Stockings Of all
kinds, SusPeniers and Purses, skein and ball
sewing cotton, tape and cotton cord, sewing
elk, books and eyes, 25G,tOO drilled eyed nee
dies and great variety Of goods too numerous
to mentiOn.
The above goods will be sold wholesale and
retail very cheap for CASH-as am detcrmin-
ed 60 to farming IA soon as the goods are sold.
%AUCTION every Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. (weather .lermitting,) until all the
goeds are disposed Of
DANIEL Y. LENWELL.
Opposite the Bank,
Richmond, la June Is. 25:3ms
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE sahssribes o0brs A1 tract Of
q lad 81 sals, containing two hundred
- ssA fosty acres, On which u . valua-
kle Farm soGsioat for the accommodation Of
three faailiss; we'll watesed fos stock and house
sse, three oschards, a good barn, blacksmith
shop, dwelling houses, &c. &c. Said tract d
land 10 sitaatej Que and u half miles south 81
Jacksonsbursh and enc mile north Of the Ma
tional road, iwosdiately on the JaeksonssusgA
read, in jackson township. Wayne CO.. lad
JEnOSHAPAAT NORRIS.
TIL ne. 9th 1896. T-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

| l..,.-Genersl Long, Of de Boa1d
,pnN;e Works, Informs us that the
80 Commissioners ofthis state have
' ". in obtaining = loan Of halt
~Jlno. a, FIVE per cent. for inter
:. I'I ,mnrovenen,s. This is probably
/. much as can be expended before
hext summer.
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For Sale.

For Sale,
THAT valuable three story BRICK HOUSE
lately owned BY 1 E. jones and new occupied
by .. =. stanton 4 Co.. opposite the Bank
ALso.-Twe or three VARIABLE bi,ck sui.diags,
on W eshingtcn i. venue, north end OF towa.
I be terms OF sa.e VII be made reascuao,e ami
accommodating Apply to
T.. W. STARR.
Richmc"'s. It'll mo. 16, 1875 2ctf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

Csops,-We are now IN the midst
Iii harvest, and seldom has nature
E,elded a more bounteOus return for
she Iabor Of the husbandman in this
hart Of the country. St,Is, there
Ire eyumblers in the most fruit
ST. seasons, bot they will generally
i found among those who take the
las, pains to prepare their ground
Or crops, Or VINO allow nature totake
he bsi esd Of the work after they
Ire committed to the earth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16
STRAYED OR STOLEN

FROM the subscriber, living in Jackson
township, Wayne county, Indiana, % the 2i.h
OF June, a brig MT .orrs! HORSE; about fifteen
hands nigh, I or : years old, snail star IN Als
!oreasac, bots hind feet " aite, small lump
near the 10? .: his skoulders.-he PAGES aad
trots weil--had no shoes on when missing. A
good reward will be gwen for any information
whereby the owner can get him.
ABRAHAM YOST.
JuIy 9Th, 1886. I-3t
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

AN apprentice to the Tailoring basinsss.
A boy Of good character and habits will
meet with encouragement BY applying 70
the subscriber at his shop ON Pearl street,
south Of Main. GEORGE ARNOLD.
Richmond, July "a. 1895. 36tf
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Living b1 E.yein..

NEW DTEING ESTA ADJUSTMENT
THE subscriber respectfully Informs the pubic
tina. no has employe 4. Lei',hardt.-a French
Dyer. who will dye al, vars,y Of color: SiikA
Cotton, " oollen and Linen, in the most ap7fo-
we'd manner; he also cicanses wocllen clothes in
the best and cheapest manner. From MS
knowledge Of business, he hopes To xive genera
satrsfa elton. wN BANCROFT.
y. D. A. Leibha1St has Enr sac ali kinds al
knitting yarn. oil the hest and nest laetinS col
ors, at very Reasonable prices
Rsch0onA, It'll mo. S,A, le36 Z7n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

.-some Of the closing proceedings
.. I.,e Congress are gwen below
), 4. most important transactions
! 49, - ...s,oo are noticed in the CT
~, !" mi. Hendricks. The disPo-
~S of The public deposites - the
'.st mportant measure adopted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

OXOORO u UttCPs
Boot md Shoo-JMekeys:
RESPECTFULLY inform the
public that they have opened =
shop on Main street nearly oppo-
site D. D. Sloan's Hotel, where
they will execute work in the most
fashionable and durable manner.
Those who will favor them with
their custom will have anple justice done to
their undo standings.
Richmond, July 9, 1886. 27r
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HE1fQt Al

". r & s. l.. Pou.ke hare "a
rro+ed their stcre TO IL. .4orts. safe u
Mar Street. l.ex, arn~ 1ss. a TIE BaFss
Rs.hu6n,a. Inne l. lS36 Eft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

Src I'd And that the remsrniug - Ano-
cred dollars be lald cut OF that part 81 WolnoS
street west Of Pearl
Passed ard approved July ssA, IsoG
JOHN FINLEY, First Bsfgso.
Francs King closk.
An Ordinance to inpssvs the Publie Sqsess:
Sec I. - IL ordained b. the DsrRonss 81
Borough Csuncil Of the BosoagA Of kichaso1,
Tint the sun of o0e hundred sna CIV Aolln0
b. and the saoe il, hsrrby appropriated, -
improve the public squars, BY eocloGag -
came With a substaotial fence and such oeA0
iuprovenents ~ the council nay direct.
Sec. 2 That the above appropsiati"s -
expended under the supsrintssdence Of Ne
osmmittse Of pshlc building, and aarkss.
Passed and approved July 5th, 1880
JOHN FINLEY, Yisst BaSgsss.
Francis King. Clerk
CINE fos the Borough Of Richmond:
Sec. lst. BE it ordained b the HurEesass 81
Borough Council Of the Boroagh IF AiehDsod.
That the sum Of eight husdred dollars - cd
the sameis hereby appropriated bss the Pc.
chase ofa fMe Engine ios the 90 u this Roe,
to be paid cut ofany nsnies 10 The treasury ~
otherwise appropriated.
mics Be and they are hs reby aushoussA to p1s-
chase IN engine agreeably to the prosisioes u
| the fYst sectIcn Of this ordinance.
Passed and approved July 5th, 1896.
JOHN FINLEY, First BusysA
| Fraaeis King, Borough Clesk.
An Ordnance fos supply Jag the Bssoseh q
kichnond with water
Sec. Ist. BE il ordained BY the Buseessps and
Borough Council of the Borough Of o,oAooud,
That there shall BE- three public vels sunk -
eaid borough, I've feet IN diameter and .
idepth sufficient to afford four feet Of stapdioG
water al. t. be eneisclcd with stone WA1l 1T
least one feot thick and furnished with COED
pumps, we'll secures at thetop 0fths grsund u
prevent things from falling in, well - car
try of the waste water--the outside Of The pump
stock t. range daah with the outside q the curb
q stones.
Sec I'd. One Of said weAs to be sunk ON Rsasi
street east side above Asin, opposite Lot No - .
|, ono On Main street nosth side, opposite Lot Ne
So; one on Warrington street vest aide, oppe-
site Lot No IS.
/ Soc. ID. The public we'll ~ The south snd q
the market house, on Pearl street. to b rspaifd
- rs to answer the description Of those provided
for in the 6Fst secsion ~ Ibis erdinanoe.
h Sec. 9Th. That the ssA q enc Assasod 80
City dollars -. and The sams i hsgsby, spVso-
priatej fos the psrpess II casryiag t6e e6sss
ordinance iotO e1bct; which sAau 9 Haid 81 q
Amy noaey not Otherwise appso1siaasd.
4 Passed aud approved Jelly slS, 1854
Il JOHN FINLEY, FicsG Dufgso.
Francis King, oecosgA Clesk.
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ONE SPINNER .4HD ONE HE-iTER.

Wanted Immediately at the Steam
~; and Wool.en factory q, Newport
" 5.ne County Indiana. ter: miles North
OF R.chsnona. Constant employ and good
wages ~sii % alss :
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Comb and Variety Store
Selling o..

THE subscriber being latel
arrived from the east with large and
gsne9al assortment of CONES Of
every kind and description, ALSO,
Queensware, Coffee Mills, Hammer,
aweenn1 a nd AL nfhAe kinsi of Rensh.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

A LIST or LETTERS, remaining n ~
Pea Office At MiLrow, Ways eouoty, Id,
June Goth, l836-vhsch II Mt eakea oal Wilhia
three 0ouths wilr b. oent . The Cooeeol Post
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3: -: :: !: :: !; s:
AARON WRIGHT.
5th mo. Eth, $50. !stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

1.-The member. Of the Relief Fire re
% e. C Company viii meet this at !,
A'n, =; 4Oclock at the Council
fn By Order
ha"0r FRANCIS KING. Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

EXPORTS OF CorroH..-When we
look at the small amount Of money
derived from the cotton crop, and
compare it with the millions Of Dol
lars which II annually produces
when we call ~ mind the indifference
" Ii, which 'he production vas view.
ed IA 1892, II ought 70 stimulate oul
exertmnS III other matters, and pre-
vent the scepticisn in the success u
objects SO apt to be propagated by
croakers and wiseacres.
The culture Of silk will some day
employ thousands and thousands o.
people. There is already as much
raised and manufactured in the East
ern States, as there was Of cotton II
the Union, in 1892. In this State
ipeOpie are every where planting thu
mulberry tree, either for the purpos
Is ofscultivating the silk worm them
selves, or for selling trees to thos,
engaged in the culture.
We notice the article Of cotton il
our paper, although not the grow Il
Of Pennsylvania, because it will b.
bro't to and exported from our sea
port, and will pay q considerable tol
to our canals and rail-roads.-f Han
risburg chronicle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

For President,
Martin Vav,s BeerCSo, ofN. Y.
For Vice President,
Richard NJ. John SON. Of ny.
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An Ovdiaa nee to appropriate ososy tor shs ~
pr,y.neot Of stpuUxs therein DAOed.
Sec. lst. Be il ordained By tbs Duryeoss AND
Rorough Council Of the 1osooxh 81 Rseh Dend,
tia, the sur, a enc hus1sed and hfsy do!Iaru
O. and the sane Is hereby appropriated ~ The
grading of Spring and Valiant Streets to =
.,aid OFT u any no-a.ss n tie tsasury net ether
-sse appropriated
SEC. 81. that City .c, ass 81 tie aosvs a2pso-
-~s.ioa &c apple. tc the era ling .! that par 81
spring street lying h-tweea Rsssi and Ssoak'ir
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

MAHR,ED.-On Sunday last, al
New Boston Wayne county, by Ste
phen McWhinney, ESD, Jacob A.
Meek to Miss Zerilda Mcssick all Of
that place.
Oh the 18th instant by the
same, William Russey Sen'r, to Mrs.
Elizabe1 Stanley, also of the same
place.
Oh the l4th by the same, Mr..
Aaron Davis of Dover Ohio, to Miss
Margaret Shafier Of this county.
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s.oTV0N D.
TO-DAY, :::::::: '''' 'e, ~.

-. go au.hssised to announce 'os
6w "ssrc1. JOHNSON - . can
~ 81. sss Cont, Commissioners ~ '''
49, eseesos-
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ELECT TORS.
Mar,ton &. Clare, Albert 8. White,
Milton Stapp, Achilles Williams,
Austin W. Morris. Abraham r. Andrew
John q. Ciendcnin, Hiram Decker,
Enoch McCarty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

AUGUST 1xEcCI01B.
STATE SENATE.
HENRY HOOVER,
A. NJ. BRADBURY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
RICHARD ]. HUBBARD,
NATHAN SMITH,
CORNELIUS RATLIFE,
LOT BLOOMFIELD,
JOSEPH CURTIS,
WIN. NJ. DOUGHTY.
sRERIrF.
SOLOMON MEREDITH.
JACOB r. FISHER.
COUNTY CoNMIssI0NER.
THOMAS Mccoy.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN 1855.
For President,
VIM. "a. AAsrts0ss, Of Ohio.
For Vice President,
Francis Granger, Of New Ycrh
ELECTORS.
Mar,tou G. Clara. Albert 8. White.
Milton Stapp, Achilles Williams,
Austin W. Morris. Abraham p. Andrew
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN 1883.
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For President,
DvHase. n. Aarrts0se, Of Ohio.

For Vice President,
Francis Granger, Of New "
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punIIc aAIu OF LANDS

IN the Counties 81 PoichdfdH and toHfbtH.
IN obedience TO = decree OF the Circuit Superior
L Court of Law aud fhsnccrv. 1nf lleuuco COM
N, pronounced on the 9TH dat OF December. lsta.
IN a sut therein depending hctw eenN iliIam Boiling,
administrator Nilliamt. 4. Mewhuu. deceased,
and the SAID " lillian Boiling and Mary his Wiz.
plaintiffs. and Robert Il. Randolph and others, De
PENDANTS, the subscriber will proceed on the 9TH daN
oil April neal. 10 sell. public auction. TART ~
Ind. called SOUTH EAST. iaesls the iesldehec
al " lAm MrUhuiu md of Safal IL Me"aef"'
containing b, Estimation. i"o hundred ana hntiN
sesru and one qaanef. be- the sane more 81 L.
I,ing IN the County al 20" haian about one nlc
from the .age OF Gcuifa. and about the SUM DIS
tanrr from the AppomaiteN rvcr adjoining the lands
OF J. VI fIanis, dam Murray. and Others. lhS
land s IN he tlr> situation, and very Agreeable
neichboihood. and - no" IN the possession oil Ms.
N4n Skpwi'h. TO aheInit is rehiedf ion the pfesenl
.oar. The sair viii b on the premises, and vii be
sub the e at The present tenant, thai l. At
the expiration Of the pre- ent ycJr#nd the pufehe
Fl wall be entitled to the which Will lI due ai
Ter his purchase. Dnr lhnl Of III purchase mon :
sslll be required til tia> Of sale. and the balance
PAY able il Two cquh instalm"nts o. SIN aud twelve
rlenths which must dt secured b, NOTES pa, able aud
neeoIilbc II bank. ritha good emofscr and until
paid. the TIL. III be retained As farther scemiis.-
'lhS land vii be shrwub. Mr.. Vim. murray OF " m
skip" ith, 10 persons deslrou, 70 purchase.
he will also proceed. OF the l2lh day Of apI
nrAt at the front door 81 the Frakln Hotel, IN The
town ot l,nchbure. IL sell II public auction, upon
IL same terms. another TRACT OF LAND. CON
tanning. BY estimation. SIX hundred aud eighty -onc
acres, be thes OF less lsIue ~ the County
Vi Campbell. upon tic stage road to Rtch1nand
about eight ailc, belo" l,uchbnfs. and about two
miles from James riscf. adiululue the Lands al YIN
Ross, Spotswood H. tfen>lJw, Nm {. McAldscI
aud others THIS land will tc shewu bs the SAID " IA
{ Nc Nh,tef. To prt.ons dr,iious Ia purchase.
These S-es VII be nf,de hy the Subscriber, Is the
COMMISSIONS IT the fanIf, acting under the decree