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perceive that the editors of the fedora! papers
now making tables based upon thcir lies about the recent
elections show the probability of their defeating Mr.
Van Barren Tor the Presidency. One editor gives air
Van Buren, II electoral votes out OF 24 another gives
him %. But Duff Green. thinking q sufposr) these
stables too barcfaced published in The Telegraph of
Yesterday, table prepared by himself, on introducing
which he SAYS in presenting the following csLiHalc we
do i with the utmost confidence that the result given will
he realized 1t is formed upon thorough and impartial
examination! of the state of parties at The present time
This table gives Harrison 100, White 3, Van Buren, -:
and Webster IT, electoral votes and puts down the re-
naming II. as doubtful.
Now proDosc to prove cnnclusirclv that nobody c-
rycs these editors and further that Mcy do Gciierc
hcr,scIcas | will do it with one Of their own arguments
"A yvarcr ard the best they use too: for they are
oilcn sincere whcm they otter Il.
They have claimed al! tic States where the cIccti6ns
have recently taken place; they have claimed cTcry sec
ton Of lie Union and they have claimed minority Of
the United States for their candidates.
now cnal them The following wagcrs: some of which
they must accept. if they believe any part Of what they
have sa;i
lst will bet 500 on each of the eight Southern and
Western States, where elections have recently taken
Mace namely, Kentucky, Indiana, l!Iinos, Missouri,
North Carolina Alabama Louisiana, and Arkansas that
Van Buren, receives tic electoral vote If The State.
Cd will bet $40 that ilAREIsoH, WHITE and WEE
srrr will not rct electoral votes in the New En-
land Statrs than Mir. v BURES: $3.50 that they will not
rel lorc in the Middle States, namely: n York, n J"r
scy Pennsylvania DtIa"ile anu 'iafy'ic' '''"u III
Yis BuRES: $3.50 that they will rot get more in the
Western States, namely Kentucky. Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana Illinois, and Missouri titan hr. VAS buren, :
and $3.50 that they will get in the Southern
States including all the States of the Union that have
not been named herein, than Mr.. VAS BcEES.
3D. will bet $1,000 that hr. VAS BuEEY will be
elected President of the u. s. at the ensuing election:
$3.50 that he gets double many electoral votes as HAIR
Risoy $3.50 that he gets three times many as WHITE
$3.50 that he gets four times many WEBSTER: and
$3.50 that he gets twentf electoral votes more than
al! three Of them.
The money to be deposited in the Bank of The Metropo
lis in this City.
Those who are prepared TO take any of the above
gers will please call at this office for the advertiser
!. October i3-tdE
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NEXT BEST SCllEiE-24ri' Nov&MEEE.
{: So. Esz.6s, 20. GOO. 70, 900,

Prizes amounting |" S'}J;@"P.
Tickets $i0 halves ), GnaFieTs : %. =,
Certificates will 81 forwarded fer $l:?5-Sha:es IN
proportion. ,..u1
rics KEEP, constantly for sale, and will in all cases be sod
at As low rates as can be purchased Of any vendcT in
America. ooo ., =
2Gr4nd Capitals Of $4,000: So Gao: 2of so GOO, Of
eli, 0jO nave Leru sid within few months, and all
paid as usual. at Fortunes Lounge: by biGGhk,
" no has sold and paid more Capital Prizes than any
ohr. vender in the U. States.
=" ORDERS, heretofore, meet the most prompt ana
confidential attention. and in all c"scs the original
N;anaccr 81 Tickets and Shares will BE- ioIward;t con.
sequcn:y not liable to any mistake or dispute. The
Cash l,r MI Capital Prizes Re la! RS Usual al sight,
the moment the drawings received. ,,
~, Please address THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Corner oppoSiir the E0gie i!0tc,
L. -! kinds Of uncurr"nl mo!ry bought at
U!GGEis'S EXCHANGE.
Oci IL
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WAsuISGToS, Sept. =, lo16.
StlR: send enclosed propositions or wagcrs on
- the approaching Presidential election, which you
will please to have Published in the Globe, as an adver
tsenrnt three times week until the st OF November.
Should unv person call to take any the wagers please
send for me Respectfully, J. NJ.
f'di,Dr Df he GlUSe.
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Besides large number Of small prizes suchas $50. 60,
&c All sold and vii! be paid By the fortunate d!s'Fdu-
Ter Of fortunes llnyt.
Harvard your orders to IiOVT the wclI.krowr prize
d;sl:u;or fer tickets in ,e following splendid sc!~ncs:
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(Erom The Hamilton (Ohio) Dcm0crat)
CORRESPONDENCE.

WAsHISGTUI CITY, lltl april! 1886.
Dear Sir:- have received several letters from differ
cn paris informing that report IS widely and very
indscusly circulated that Mr.. Van Buren, is Roman
Catholic. This is doubt fer po!il;ca! effect Intended
10 prejudice his election with The rigid ciariaa
have heretofore, answered briefly in general terms that
there no truth in the statement. But believing
from the number of inquiries ti;at made that The
statement was widely SPREAD and that its unjust prra
dice and unworthy influence should be arrested and
1uled by public statement Of the truth applied to
Mr. FanderpocI the Representative from tho district in
which MIR. Van Buren, born and raised for the facts
In reply to my application, he placed in my hands Il
ny Of correspondence which had just passed between
him and The Honorable T. Casey, Of Illinois, the
subject.
go avoid the labor Of multiplying manuscript copies,
and 10 satisfy at all inquiries this subject: have
permission TO forward the correspondence for publIca
ton Thus, TO appeal through The medium Of alschood,
this nes TO the pTcudices and feelings of the
community, aGans pincipe too tie freedom Of con-
science secured by constitutional provisions, be the
act only OF the last desperate resort of those Of The OPP
passion without principle. and with other hope than
that arising from misrepresentation. Yours,
TAYLOR WEBSTER.
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EBsdseEEIss'S
EEcssessgg anti lottery sSkssce,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Tie Lounge ai'cays Triumphant

TIC Lounge d!chYS IfENWPH"Ht. -,
Drawn Nos OF the Grand Consolidated Lottery, LASS
A. drawn on the 1G October, l5}G:
So o 90 90 81 II - 80 % o. 31 go
Half d. 20 &; 81, Gn. do. mU
Also, , small prizes Of $i, = 81: $50, and o: Ivy
all 81. which soI! an;: viii lie paid as nsa1! sisht,
iuCCEH has Ia,clY sid Nos II a3 81 the whn!"
of he C#;,l PTz. "f ;;:&:'Jn asp Nos. II . e. the
hici.rsl Capitol of SJtr9 and both pad, usual at
- ~ D!GGERS OFFICE.
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tn examining The above It seems 10 u.s. that Mt. Van
Buren, must have had the very teri Of Gen Washington
in his mind; and anxious to show that had nol degc
neated in liberty. with Partially for his country which
may we'll be- excused in American he represents
that all religious denominations ''sand up0n he
ees.!sd grouna-that they are cquaiiy t"ned to nc
protection IF cirH gGrtrrm'n" How prcc3r" d"rs his
sentiments agree with that Of the Father of his Country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

" rs maE::n, bccome mn:c Ii,
b"rai, u y sill il. more apt 10 al
low, That all those wh0 coaigc'
themselves is wU!;hy rI"riierS a
;hc community. Grr ;G;Ic;!g eats;!ct
to GG protection II ;irl gcfcrH
MeIt."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

FGOH TENAs.-We received, few days since. Il letter
from AIR. VI. Mower, gentleman formerly cngaged in
this Office aud pretty gfnrraly known 10 cilizens.
We lake pleasure in laying that part of it Of general in.
teTrs before cur readers aurding iu,x of public
sentiment il Inc TcXian Republic. We glad to learn
from the the estimation in which our friend
Van Norman, the Senator from Ame, is held. His re-
turn Ioc contemplated, will the Editors Of the
LNcty hrocutc :hr trouble Of getting up candidate to
takc his shoes. But TO the cxract-here it is:
"NAcoGDocuEs, Sept. IL, 1896
dear Sir-Our election of President and Vice Pre-
sdcnt, and members Of Congress, has just terminated
Much harmony prevailed during the canvass. General
Houston is elected President by aImosL unanimous
vote He vii! leave here the 2Gtl inst Oh
the duties Of his cilice; he is in good health. Il is not
certain whether Gen Rusk or NJ. i. Lamar, ESD, has
ob!aued majority for the Vice Presidency 1t is fear
ed by many that there will be general breaking uut
among the Indians against US but there about 900
H. States troops here to act against them and own
Army $500 strong posted The Lavaca can keep them
ia awe the South and West. II is my firm belief that
The Government of Mexico never march another
army this side of the Rio Gsande. that if we ever have
any more actual host!ities with them, We must march
into their country. Every in Texas voted for the
Constitution and for being ANNEXED to the o. States as
one Of the States Of that Co4tedcraey. Captain Bonnels
company which arrived here few days since have been
ds5anded Capt. Van Norman is about returning home;
he is The greatest favorte of any officer in The Texian
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ......
The Court of Enquiry recently ordered by the Gener
al Government, as TO the Of the delays and daas
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JonS B. WELLER, Esquire.
W.ssalSGroy CRY, IloUsE REPS !
A,.;I a I-9t.

April g. 1886. 5
Sr-l have received letter from worthy citizen oi
Illinois in which he informs that it is currently
ported in that State that the v President, Mr.. Buren,
is has been member Of the Roman Catholic Church.
ana that he and others DESTROYS IL ascertain whether
such be the fact.
ain aware Of the delicacy Of this inquiry and fully
subscribe 10 the principle which The right of
science and oth:ds political prescription of
religious faith; yet cannot conceive that there can lie
any objection the part Of Mr. Van Buren, the sus-
ton IN which he Is placed, to have the fact in regard 10
it truly slated, so long that is deemed Of sufficient
importance for enquiry by any respectable portion Of his
fellow-czens Although il is well known here that Tic
particular allegation. above stated wholly groundicss
yet in compliance with the wish Of my correspondent in
the purity of whose motives have entire confidence |
feel it to be my duty to obtain from authentic
source u full reply 10 this question.
And yoH represent the district in which Mr.. Van
Buren, hon and fully acquainted with Tie facts
tGe the liberty To request Of you the information
licrd. have the h"n"r to bc,
Your obedient servant,
PADDOCK CASEY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

TIE DAY arpEoACnEs.--1hc 7lL Of November is Tie
day which the election Of Electors of President and
Vice President Of The United States is take place in
Maryland, as well in Maine, New Hampshire, Con.
ncctcut: New York. Delaware, Virginia. Georgia, Ken
lucky, Indiana, Mississippi, Illinois ard Missouri. Ohio
and Pennsylvania vote the 9TH Of November and al
the Other States between that and the 18th of Novcu.
her, which day the last States, N. Carolina and Ten
ncss"r, make their election
The Electors 20 assemble at lie Capols Of the re-
s7rc;vr S'aes in which they chosen, Wednesday,
the iii 81 Decembrr next, and then and there rive their
votes for Inc Chief Executive officers OF HE United
States, whose pcrins of service will canneace on the
9TH Of March !!cxt.-.3nnapoLS Republican,.
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l. YAxoo CoraTY, LIS AcEEs, VIZ:
~ !

IN IUirnSNiD T., HNHGc HtEt.
S half Of section 3; !. half OF 5 " quarter and i
rnarcr of section 4: \ L quarter "t S"c 9: y !"
quarter aud 5 T. quarter. ana y hail u : " FHaT,.'
aud : f. Q"artcr Of y quartz: Of section lO-l;0
acres sic per acre.
This excellent land finely adapted to ia" gso" h 0:
cotlnn--un Undertaking. and lightly Iimbercd Trees Af.",
but thin. Growth red and white oak hickory. :"2w"cn,
b.ac: jaal &c. Well waicr"d-a snail creek rw@r.a;
,rnnrh IT, bHs!ics several springs and branches. Et'
distant seven ta!!s) from hrnton ana ManrkcscT-->..
ven mil, iion nayg ghboshoUd th'cy scitsd'
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X RiyHIS tvrHrY. .iInD ACHLS, VIZ.
Ia YtLrnxiin ). EnN.-f 3 ENst

y ha Of section ~ \ halt, an. y " quarter an!
" al:oCs; T. quarter u section 21- 4! gle !c:
acre. II. Toir@Ei, y >. Rangc EH>t.
W half of :; L quarter Of section lN; ) half Of y !
quarter, and +. halt Of L quarter, ana half o ; "
quarter, aud f. quarter Ui section IL \ - quarter
and " half OF /. quarter and \ halt Of 5 quarter
oil section y; y " Inascr and Is halt cf + quar:sF
and ) W quarter ol Srcti,n H. T. ha!:"N EquIrcr. aud
half Of 5 Z quarter Of ion iJl33l acres =: so
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.l.tU !IElA !!!.I. 7 i>ILFl Do F.ltl.
li"yt sent in an IN Prize Lottery: few days since,
TIC whole Of $50 dollars 10 gentleman in the country.
.fEfsT55jT;aa sfGf4 lottery,
Class No. %. FOR lc:jG:
To be drawn at Baltimore. Saturday: November II. 1886,
SCHEME:
$50 900! - NlG! ;l000! 2!00! 2GA0! 10 Of 81 ,090
- OF s5Gp-23 Of $sl50!-30 of $500! &c.
TrTr.," os :, ,?,r,-nn ~ o. WhoI "r;rtris viii
be sen! for $lU. Packages Of Halves and Quarters in
proportion.
Ia this Lottery. al! these uke:.: having drawn n"m
Der on them, will he entitled 10 Three GJiiars, 'chDm
EiScoHU UAatu Sy'cndM Srhcmd
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!i,d l-hat said .Nr. IIGa Puren in
| lo3o?-SpsGhiag II the sane DC
nc@inc.icH, he SIgs:
They stand upon the Same r'e-
vatR grD&aG which citizcE% ":all
iulhcr denominations occmiY la re-
yard to tic rights u con,c!cEcr-
;nat Of perfect liberty. contracts
.!Inguisi;cd itom tGi"ratioE-:liai
I;'ry enjoy al entire exemption
Iron coercion, in every possible
shape, upon he score Of religious
faith; ana that they are free, IN
eGmirOa Nth their .t5iicw- ciii:cns Of
JUL other sects, 10 adhere 10, Of
,dop. the crceds and practise the
worship hest adapted 10 their rcH-
ison or prcjudiceS."
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~ ANTEn Apprentice to the Printing business, yorl
from Is 20 is old, possessing good English ccca;iun
and Of ,t:!cily a,o!al Department.
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Hon. AAnoS VAHDEEpoEL.
WAsHlxGroN CRY, House. or REFS

WASHISGToN CRY, House. oF REFS.
9lh April, 1856
S:E have j:st received your letter Of this date,
guessing state fur the information of certain cit-
zcns of Illinois, whether Mr.. Van Buren, is, has bce
Il member Of the Roman Catholic Church.
Agreeing with you in The great principle 10 which you
refer we'll also in the belief that there can, nGwith
standing, be valid objections to have Inc fac! upon
the point 10 which your enquiry relates truy stated,
cheeriuy comply with your request.
| have been acquainted with Mr.. Van Buren, and his
family from my earliest recollection. was born in, end
reside in hinderhook, which is the native town Of
both of lie is not, and never has been, Roman
Catholic. That there may longer be any excuse for
The further circulation Of the statements which have al
ready been extensively and induStriousy spread upon
. suNl'ct have thought proper in fulfment Of your
20 oala'n his authority for this declaration.
' an puren was bred in the religious principles Of
Vac w." t"lcslant Dutch Church. whose tcnels are
Si;iai 70 'iose OF tie old Presbyterian Churches
whist ne resided IN knderhook this was the only
church in the village his parents attended il md hc
was baptized III 1t; and until his renova n tba civ re-
Hudson he was regular attendant on liz se-rion!
There being no Dutch Church in Hudson ard M-s
Van Buren, becoming member of the preshv,sri.n
Church at that place, he attended with his family mil
her DEATH church of that denomination, FIRST al Hnd
son, and afterwards at Albany under the care che late
DIT John Chester. Since the death of DR.. Chester
which occurred, | think, in the beginning of 1929 he
has been pew-hodcr in the church, and has usually
attended when in Albany, the ministration of the
kev. Dr. Welsh of the Baptist Church, a selection,
which presume may be ascribed friendship
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

ROTICE-Te Inspectors Tobacco the several Warehouses
Richmond will petition the Legislature, at its session,
OF their compensation for coopcsase, &c
i2-WtlD
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p NEGRO NAN, who calls himself LEWIS, committed 10
the Jail Of tie City Eicln"ai the Goth Of July last,
runaway and he hired the year 20 i'
Jlncs Thomas, Automatic feet inches
high brown coaplcxnn appears be between ~ and 25
years age requested forward
comply la lie will be dealt with the law directs.
". b. STARkE.
Deputy fer I'm. D. Wren Sergeant r. c.
3l-w3m
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IL !0IcNsNIP 70. N"N[I UIEI
I. quarter Of section -; whole o! section -: lois /!
-. - and II 81 section L. ASA lots 4: :, = =, ard u
O.! section . ~ acres i; - per acre.
This rac. is a!!mYal and very rich, Cron:in. about
one mile Oh the iazuo and MT, interior H. any I.Hi
Oh this river Honey Island well known Ger is it:.
y lies Immediately opposite 10 this. and is OF The sane
Character precise! y-s care and otter growth. ;:!ca.
tive Of I'll" highest and richest a!l@";a land. There are
no sitcatons the Yazoo combining advantages
t.Tn liisc.c"!icn nay" cation thee .iours Of tA" a
and range # high hills lying mI!r back ai'G:nI
very healthy rctrca: in !! is five miles i7o 1T
tow: Of Tchu!a the road from which to the iazoo Eis
Immediately through the tract.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

Virginia State lottery, Class No. 5,
For The benefit OF the Mechanical Benevolent Society
OF Norfolk,
70 be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Nov Goth 1896
Cap;,als-sln,ml0 $I0.nGO, $500, $4,000, $1,000,
s2G00 81 .%W 81 500, Of 81 800, of 81 300, ) Of
= ,2!5n 100 prizes OF $780, 100 Of 500, I2G Of $780,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

H,7OR Sale. the Richmond Enquirer Office, john
e son &, DuranLs hest Phl'adc rhia News and Book
INK. (.a.ranted.l a, fair, moderate prices.
u n constant supply kcpt hand 10 sut the seasons,
and ercrp Gisposnn shorn 10 cbigc distant Printers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

Se%srs W. NJ. Blake, e. W. Smith, a. Patterson, Il
T. j nGeIs0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

The Court of Enquiry recently ordered by the Gencr
Il Government TO the Of the delays and disas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

sT OTICE.-I wish to sell thousand acres Of Land
Ia lying within hundred yards of DnwiGdic
house, and the plantation that reside on. hIso
s. negroes; Twelve Of them are in the State Of Alabamn
men and two young about IL or II years Old
The negroes tor cash. and the land on accommodating
terms. JAMES SUIT.
0ctob,r LG-yytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01
WTALUAELE MISSISSIPPI LANUS For So
q The subscriber offers for sale, the following d..

INVALUABLE MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR 81 ~
q The subscriber offers for sale, the following ds..
cribcd Lands:
il VARIES COUNTY, NEAR FicKsncRG, 400 Acars =,
h. 1Onruship II, heage > East. "'
E half Of n quarter. and Eha't Of section So " b
Of y w quarter and " quarter. and 5 halt Of " h.:
of S F. quarter and T. half 81 S + quarter or src,;
81 W quarter Of section IS 22 acres &; SIN rc.arr
i {. quarter o section -: " half of i /.
n " quarter, section II; half Of quarter, a,% (
half IF f half Of n quarter ana y " qaarrr. and
W half oc TqnaT'cr !s"ci;o"2-.2 4: so ~:
acre IA i"t~nsh:@ l.. ti@&c . Ea%.. !"
L irar Of S " and /! quarter Of scctien 32.n
acres q; IS PEI aa!".
" !pa!i a" y /: q,ar'er"nAs quarter Of sec.:apa,
81 Icr,a II s. PR acre.
HE quarter -" section - 2 half Of 3 ;iof,c, ec.,.
ton !2-.1li2 acres al - per "&rc.
These lands IL im:i d:a:c!; back &c Tick r-t T., =
AMI T. miles, and their vI..:r anal i.!tti.ty ,J . .,
t. render n:inu:r drsc!P !cn Necessary. rno 81 :;
black deep and rich, Win various @:o!",:l Of t:,.- "
Guiding cane, grape vines. NC
BesiGrs NUMEROUS i7anrIies, tier" rl2av Sc.;n,
on each ,rac'.ne d; them clHa to auy IN Ii, S,..
II Wisi;>rToS Cor"rY iJ.:!@G A,I.r., w
In I"@caSinp -. Ni"gl: Uts:
= quarter N"lng l'.@ SOS =; a"d y {: Stc,;or =,
whole OF srclo:s3 anI IL +. i:a Of section :. wo :
section S--G;=l acres ~ So Per acre. y
In I3cnSh;p IS. haagc% HrSt
E:.af Of S 4 fua;.r o:s ciIoa 81: whole ~! .rca- e.,
and -: 5 half of section 3i-l,:,:5 a,:r,s a.
Ia y2wH&aip ii. Han"e > !'s.t
" halfHnd " hail oi > EGGatc: o.. section !! -
acres al $:i2 T.: per
IN 1%,-nsaip il. Rage , H;as:.
Whole of section -; T. half q" section =: y r,....
and ]: bali of quarter d src9: 81: while o.: s.c;
-! West !iaf of section ;;,i-2!5l acres ., a., INV.
acre. IN IacaSh;p ii. Eeagr j Hra !"
~ half. aud y half a! (. quarter .: Sgc!ija ID .
acres 1T $40 per
In TyarusAiy y, E,agc H,a.
W kali Ct 9cc,ion ills acres a; sii pc. acre.
In 1DnHShiy l., Hdnoc II Hist.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

GEORGIA, will probably IS EE.A
NJ least such are The ,ndieaeioos ~. ~
turns received. - =
In TENNESSEE, White, ., Il. -
counts was considerably ahead 81 ~
rem.
MASSACHUSETTS,, which ,h..e.s
ders were disposed to clam q - !.
since, make strong beginning r. ~
gainst Van Buren.-Two hradr.i 49, 49,
ty-four towns, give 5000 Wing maior;s,
Rxmors from ILLINOIS, cont.
vor the belief that Van has -. 49,
there. But few returns, hewsver, -
received.
From Louisiana. Mississippi, N;.,..., !
ALBANIA and Arkansas, we have no rssur.s
Van Buren, is beyond doubt, elected =
people.
Harrison's majority in Indiana d ~ :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

The citizens Of Economy and vicinity are
requested to meet At the public house Of John
Thornburg, in the town Of Economy, on
Saiu,d the 10th Of December, at o'clock,
for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the propriety Of petitioning the Legislature
of this State for an act Of incorporation to
make . Turnpike from Richmond through
Economy to jamestown. MANI.
Economy, Dec. 3, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

Tie undeseoed haviae g.
ed the mercantile bup;seo. :. ~
doors cast of the Bank, On Main ssvees. : -
house tosmerly occupied BY J. ". Ci:her. ~
leave TO iaiosm his old ffiesds that - 49,
plete assortment Of all kinds Of COOfl0 -ss.'s 3.
the western country: and he will cell thea r" =
cash OF country produce. Jeans, l;eeev. ~
and many other kinds Of trade will DO ,sis. = p
highest price. 56a ce.ts will b given &. -.
feathers in goods. isolscit the custom Of = ~
friends and hope ! will be able 70 tse., - ).
herctofore.-Tfy mccall aud sse.
DANIEL. REn
December 3rd 1885, m =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

HVHERE WILL Be sold at public -
Saturday, ths 3la day of Deesase >
the premises in Henry eousty, I'D - ~
miles north Of Dublin, Wayne coosiy: kSse
Of the W. half Of The N. Z 1e, 80 49,
seres 81 e tie e. 80 a he n. ". o. = -
in township IL, sssge 12,-ahe fsy seseo
- The dover Il Polly K. Nsat. viis~ q 49,
Mutt, dec, he s.id pse@ss bsiDag - -
sssd deceased. The pse0ieeo 80 ~
veil wsssssd By sPnags asd ostss usaiaQ
One shisd eftIs psseaass aossy = wsas
o. tbe day q sals-ooe thir6 = twelve - RI.
ihs reaain1ss ~ eiebsess asastsL ~
be beswoeo de bo0so a sea - 6B - "A
ss,d day, when doe attendance viii y 49,
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Nov. l0eh, l090.