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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

In the House Of Representatives. on
the sixth instant. Mr.. Wise Of Virgins.
asked the consent Of the house 10 intro.
duce the following preamble and resolu.
ton. but was refused.
Whereas. since the custody Of the pub.
lie money has been under The entire COO.
troll Of the Treasury Department. The Sc.
cretary Of the Treasury. by himself or
his agents. has selected certain local sias
banks rs places Of deposile, without re.
gulalion by laws and whereas there 10
great doubt about the agency BY which
The said dsposi.e banks are selected snd
regulated: and whereas said agency Is
alleged TO be improper and coIupI, Il.
fecied by some person or persons. no,
officers Of the Government. OF appointed
or responsible as such, or known in any
manner 10 the laws. and Who are secret.
~ paid large sipends or smouns Of con.
penss,ion for procuring the custody and
the use Of the public deposi'es; and where.
as the said banks. for which the public
deposiIes are thus procured. are in pos,
session Of the public money wiihou,
charge OF interest or other charge what,
soever for the use of the sane. and The
said person or persons. their agent o.
agents. are alleged TO be political parti.
sans, welding the public deposiies 70,
elec,ionesring purposes, dangerous 10 ibt
purity Of The Government and 10 the Ii.
berries Of the People: therefore.
RESOLVED. That selcc, committee be
appointed. with power TO send Tor per.
sons and papers, 10 inquire into the mode
or agency of selecting The banks Of De.
poslte for The public money; The couracs
with the treasury department BY which
they are regulated; the msnner in which
and the persons by whom such CONTRACTS
are made; into all correspondence whist.
soever touching contracts for the public
deposites; into al connexion or relation.
official or unofficial, which exists or has
existed between any person or persons
and the Treasury Department, OF between
them and The deposite banks, or any
other individuals or banks, touching tho
custody and the control and deposi,e Of
The public money. and into the amount
and mode OF compensation Of all persons
whomsoeser in any manner whatever
connected with the Treasury Departures.
or The dePosiie banks, having any sgeu.
ey whatever in negotiating between said
Department, and said banks. or any banks
or individuals, touching the public depO.
sites; and tina. said committee have leave
to report by bill or otherwise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

We learn from The Columbus Tele.
scope. that The act incorporating tho
Louisville. Cincinnati. and Charlesiou
Railroad, having become a law in South
and North Carolina, Tennessee, and
Kentucky. the commissioners appointed
by the former, to cause the necessary
surveys to be made, met in Columbia on
the 25th ult. The commissioners con.
sisis Of Gen. Hayne, Col. Banding, Gen.
Thomas F. Jones, Hon. p. Noble, DR..
Thomas Smith, and Charles Edmonston,
ESQ.,. who have made all the preliminary
arrangements for entering Immediately
on the explorations and surveys. Col.
Gadsen was appointed chief engineer.
who will have the assistance Of the fol.
lowing officers, (ordered on this duty by
The Secretary Of War; to wir Capt.
Williams. Lieut.. Drayton, Lieut.. White.
OF the U. s. Army, and Mr.. Fea.hers,on.
haugh, civil engineer in the service Of
the Government. The result Of the ex-
ploraiions to be made will be laid before
the Convention TO be assembled on the
subject Of Knoxville. on the 9Th Of July
next. 49, Nat. ktelAgeneer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

thority az they may respectively ap
point on the subject contemplated by
the first aforesaid resolution, as also
to call meetings of the citizens of this
place and vicinity, in relation to the
object aforesaid, and to take such
other measures as they shall deem
best calculated to effect the object
under consideration.
On motion, Christopher Masters.
Daniel Ogden. Redin Osborn, James
Wright, and Levi Munson were APP
pointed said committee.
On motion also, it was resolved
that the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secre-
tary, and be published in the Indiana
American and Peoples Friend of
Brookville, and the Palladium in Rich
mond-when the meeting adjourned.
REDIN OSBORN, Chairman,
DANIEL OGDEN, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
PUBLIC SALE.

GS3IE subscriber having laid off num-
d Der of Lots, Immediately opposite
Richmond, on the West bank of W hite-
water, will offer them at public sale Oh
the lst, of 9th, month. {September.) on
the premises. at o'clock. =. VI. The
lots neral!y contain acre each and
are bounded by vide streets and all sys;
he will sell at private sale one lot laid
off in SAID plat. of near two acres. to any
person who may be considered suit { BILE
to improve it for Tavern Stand. He
will offer on the same day, large FRAME
II )USE on Main Street, Richmond, ne ar
the Bridge, with lot of 80 feet front by
lis feet deep. The property will be
shown at any time by calling on the SUBJ
scri5er. The terms will be liberal and
made known on day Of sale
OLIVER KlNSEY.
Sth, mo 18th, 1896, 33-ts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

NOTICE is hereby given to David Bar
~ rett, Joseph Barrett, Nathan Barrett
and the hers-at-law Of William Barrett,
deceased; Isaac Neve,t and Rachel his
wife, formerly Rachel Barrett. and ali 9TH
ers concerned. that the undersigned, the
brother and one Of the heirs-a;-law Of Ar
thu. Barett, late of Randolph county, la.
deceased, will, on the first day Of the
next November term OF the Randolph
Circuit Court, or upon some subsequent
day of said term apply TO sind Court. for
the appointment of commissioners 10 make
partition of the following described tract
Of land and town lot. of which the said
Arthur oairet: died seized TO wii:-Be-
ginning at the nor. h, ast corner Of the
sou, hwost quarter Il section Il, township
20. y. X. II f. of the second meridian in
the district Of lands sold at Cincinnati,
Oaro, thence s. s deg w. - poles, TO a
stake. thence s. deg L. 81 poles, TO a
stake at the old fort. thence continued ;.
6 deg. Z. 81 poles to a sake at the south
east Of lot No. 3, thence n. 5, deg l.. 81
poles and II links to the line on the west
side of mill-pon1. thence down with the
line of the meanGers of said mill-pond
survey from the line n IS deg E.3 poles,
TO !. beach. n. J: deg. L. : poles, TO a
beach, \. 90 deg. Z. : poles Is links, n.
81 deg. K. 23 poles p links 10 sugar
tree near the west end of the mill-dam,
thence 5. So deg. Z % poles - links TO
a sugar tree, thence n. 81 deg. Z. , poles
To a I!uc dividing the southeast ard south
ives, quarters of said l7th section, thence
n. q deg. w. along said section line 1864
poles. to the place of beginning. for the
compliment of sixy-cgh, and IA half acres,
aud containing the to lots If land, No /,
that was LAID out for !ohn ID. Wright, and
No. 4 that WAS LAID cut Tor David Wright,
which said land Is situate in the said
county of Randolph and state of Indiana;
and also town 10, No ). in the northwes,
square in the town OF Winchester, county
and state aforesaid.
JAMES BARRETT.
August the 4thyA ID. 1886. *32-it
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

" large and respectable meeting
.. the citizens Of Wayne county, In
dana, held in the borough, Of Rich
mond, on the 4th day of August
1885, Tor the purpose Of adopting
measures to construct some work oil
internal Improvement down the val
leeyof the East Fork of Whitewater
.ser' Daniel Reid called the meeting
70 order, and on motion of james w.
borden. Warner NJ. Leeds. was cal.
ied 70 the Chair. and j. w. Borden
snd '. J. Holloway were appointed
Secretaries.
In, Inc Chairman briefly stated the
vclec. o. the meeting, when on mo
'on q Robert MORRISON. the follow
ug resolution was adopted,
Ak'oluet, That committee Of five
~aPpo'nted by the Chair. to draft
~ report resolutions expressive Of
1e views Of this meeting. There
-IOn Messrs. Robert Morrison. Ed
, Wa1 Grover. Eli Brown. Achilles
"h!ans. and J. n. Mendenhall. were
.ypolnsed said committee; when, at.
v an ABSENCE Of a few minutes. Mr..
, rsl's'on reported the following Pre-
Nn0e and Resolutions:
"aereas, works OF Internal In
~O'ement to great extent. are in
An sIess IN various parts of the State.
.. .~n are calculated 10 facilitate bus
Nv soi L all kinds. and greatly to en-.
d,c. he 'ne value Of property in many
a,ss r And. whereas-the Valley
!, NC Last Fork Of Whitewater Riv-
d. co aot Immediately benefited by
Nm, construction of those works in,
sap po'non TO their share of the bur.
NH imposed on them in common
~, .Aeir iellow-c,,lzcns; and be-.
I'd i mat the population. wealth
a. tllilty Of this section of the
u . give US a RICH. TO participate in
Il Sueral benefits OF the system
4 ,ss " convinced that the VaIleyi
d to ;m last Fork is peculiarly adapt
WI Improvements, the benefit oil
Nd :, would not be confined exc,u.
no. % the region Of their location atom
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
AFFAIRS IN FLORIDA.

From the uilledgerille ecorder, July 26
Our intelligence from Florida is, tina,
Governor CALL, who has command of the
entire force to be engaged against the Sem
inoles, only delays the commencement OF
another campaign until the arrival OF
900 volunteers from Tennessee, which
are daily expected lie hopes with the
Tennesseans, the Florida militia, and the
United states troops in the territory, TO
commence the campaign by the first OF
August. Among the other objects Of the
present measures, Is that Of destroying the
crops Of the Indians.
We verv much fear that the climate of
Florida will prove the worst foe these
troops will meet with.
We cannot accede 10 the propriety of
carrying troops from Tennessee into the
malarious swamps of Florida in the month
Of August. It will,we doubt not be attsn-
ded with waste Of human life which
the object to be attained will by no
means sanction. In regard to the
health Of the troops already there, we
may Judge from the following facts: AT
Fort Drane, at our last accounts, out of
the complicated small force stationed there
there are reported lao on the sick-list,
among whom are FIVE out of seven officers.
From Black Creek, the accounts are tru-
Iy deplorable-52 have died there in 40
days.
The Indians are still in small parties,
committing depredations. The only
question is, can they, lin the succeeding
sIckly months, be followed into the
swamps, and routed from them?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two so
acre Lots OF LAND, lying between Williams
burg and Economy in Way ne county, lD,iiana,
on one of which about 20 acres deadencd
Also, another 80 acre farm on Martin6ale's
Creek, three miles north of Economy, which is
improved by comfortable buildings, young or
chard. &c, about 40 acres improved. All Of
which will be sold low for prompt pa mcnt, or
credit for part of the purchase money will 10
given. For further particulars amply to the
subscriber, living in Greene township, Wayne
comfy, La. ABEL LOMAX.
May II, 1896. - :Gm~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
HiSsOlufiOn.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Shearon, Jones & Williams, in
the Hating business, is dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All none, due said firm must be paid
to Jones and Williams. to whom all the &C
counts, &c. have been transferred. Alto, all
claims gainst said firm will be settled by them.
CALEB SHEARoN,
REEs e. JOINS,
JESSE WILLIAMS.
THE above business will be continued
by the subscribers, two doors west of their
old stand. Our old customers, who are in
arrears, will see the necessity of paying
up puhctually. as we have been to consid-
cradle expense in buying Caleb Shearon's
part, as well as putting up our present
situation.
REEFS c. JONES.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May p, 1896. 20tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
STATE OF INDIANA,
Randolph county.

Whiteriver township. two miles east Of VIM
chester, on the 4th of July, 1886, three es;ray
beasts: one a sorrel mare, with A Tell on. with
good leather collar and good harness buckle
about fifteen hands high, supposed to be four
wears old last spring-appraiscd at 30 do!iar.
one black horse with a scar on the right thigh,
about 6ftecn hands high, supposed to be four
years old last spring, appraised to thirty dollars
one year.ing mare colt, with both hind feet
white and large star in the forehead, appraised
to fifteen dollars by Enoc Davis and Isaac Mace
July the 18th, 1886.
This I certify to true copy from my e.
tray book. Gwen under my hand and seal,
this tie 10Th Of July, 1896.
STEPHEN COFFIN,J.P.
3-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
CANAL MEETING AT FAIRFIELD.

At a public meeting of the citizens
Of Fairfield and Vicinity. held in pur.
suance Of public notice on Saturday
the 9th day OF August, 1886. fol
the purpose Of adopting measures fol
Canal along the Eas,
Fork of the Whitewater River. from
Richmond to BrookvilIe, to intersec,
the Whitewater Canal at the latter
place, Redin Osborn, Esq, was ap.
pointed Chairman and Daniel Ogden
Secretary.
On motion it was
Rrsolr-d unanimously, That in an
ticlpation of the speedy construction
of the Whitewater Canal. a Canal.
Rail Road. or Turnpike Road from
Richmond along the Valley of the
East Branch of the Whitewater Riv-
er to connect with the Whitewater
Canal at Brookviile is a desira BILE Oh
ject.
Rcsolred. also that we will unite
with the citizens of Brookville, Dun
lapsville. Brownsville, Abingdon. and
Richmond. and their viclnities in such
measures as may be best calcuIarcd
to effect the object contemplated by
the foregoing resolution.
Resolred, further, that Il committee
Of FIVE be appointed on behalf of this
meeting to be standing committee
tor the term Of three months. whose
business 1t shall be to confer with SIM
liar committees appointed by the pla-
ces aforesaid. or with such other au-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
AND FARMERS MANUAL.

AND FARMER MANUAL.
DUBiiS!!ED nionthly bv the Exacu-
tive Committee of the Hartford County
SILK Society. at fifty cents yer aniium-
The object OF TINS publication u TO dIssefHi'
nate a thorough knowledge of the Xix b1s'-
ness. The Cultivation OF the Mulberry Tree IN
all its varieties rearing SILK worms, the Ifodlc-
ton Of Cocoons, reeiirE and manufacturing
SILK, and Dkeng the same he fuohchti'n
will contain a complete manual 81 tie SIX
Culture. from sowing the sed to preparing ;fr
market Sewing Silk and Twist; asd Will keep
the Cu,trr,st advised with regard 10 the pro-
~r.-s. of the enterpfrse-the formation OF Soc;e-
ties ard Companies, EHaCtments OF Le.i-ia-
lures for the promotion of the ChJect, and facts
aud governments OF individuals. 1t will also
contain choice articles on new and interesting
subjects connected with agriculture.
The Cu!turist was commenced Ia AprI', loS-'.
ard there are now published Eve thousand cop
monthly, with rapidly increasing c,fcua-
ton, Arrangements hass been made 20 imrnssh
the q q volume 70 those who make early appi'-
cation for tie second. which will be incomplete
alone Each vo.nne will contain nInety-sn
srarto pages One dollar forwarded to u. :.
Porter, A cent. Cincinnati, free Of expense, viii
raw fcr both volumes, ity cents snf the latter.
The second volume commenced the brss oil
Ay,ril last No subscription received uries Paid
in advance
Subscriptions 10 the Cu'turlst Eeca'Eed
BY E. B QulsEE, opposite MoHisoo's isv<
en-, Richmond. Ind.
july 30. 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

To REMOVE GREASE AND OIL SPoTs
FROM SILK AND OTHER ARTICLE.-Put a
small portion of the yolk Of an egg on the
spot of grease then put over the egg piece
Of white linnen; wet the linnen in boil
ing water, and keep rubbing il with the
hand. This process, repeated three or
four times, will, in almost all cases, re-
move the grease.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
CINCINNATI WING OFFICE,
AUGUST s. 1886.

ADJUST o. lOOOs
FLOUR. There is large stock
of old on hand, which it is difficult to
obtain fair price for, on account of
its liability to sour; in consequence
of which, every boat load of fresh
ground is eagerly sought after, and
readily commands $500.
WHISkEY is in animated demand.
at a considerable advance on last
weeks prices; sales are freely made
at 33 cents, and inspection.
LARD is also experiencing a favor
able change, IS. cents being readily
offered in the past week for large lots.
BACON. The market for this ar.
ticle still remains languid; indeed,
the Stocks are SO heavy abroad, that
an advance in price need hardly be
anticipated for some time to come; s
cents, hog round, is the highest that
can be obtained.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

E~ containing three hundred and
~- twenty acres of upland Of the
best quality; one hundred and eighty un-
der fence, Of which one hundred and fifty
are in good state Of cultivation. The
dwellings are comfortable, with IA good
frame barn, orchard, &c 1t Is situated
on the Winchester road, five miles north
of Cenireville, and one mile north of the
road leading from Richmond to Washing
ton. 4 hardsomer or more conveniently
situated farm is not to be found in The
country, but as it is expected those wish
ing to purchase will call and examine for
theu:selses,a further description is deemed
unnecessary. For particulars inquire of
the subscriber. Term accommodating.
ENOS HURLHUT.
Centreville, Aug. Is, 1885. 32-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

DIEp.-On Monday last, at his late
residence on Elkhorn in this county.
JOHN CLARK, an exemplary member
ofthe society of Friends, and a high
Nv esteemed cItizen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
Richmond EOu,eyru.

az T. have on hand an assortment of
Cooking, and 10 plate, STOVES;
with variety Of
Mil and -Nachine Castings, Ploughs.
BoTes. 1adirOnS. etc.
Having SO enlarged our works as to be
able 1--WE thinh) to keep a constant supply
of the above articles. together with all
others usually made at such an establish
ment, we with confidence invite all to call
and examine qualities ard prices.
T.. GROVER &, co.
We will have Franklin and small Par
lor Stoves this fall. T.. G. & co.
August 6. 1875 3I--tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

v,x1uckr.-From the partial re-
~hich have reached us from
r,l counties in that state, the
CO. candidates for Governor and
,:.s,.nant Governor, are cOnsidera-
BY ahead.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

A new supply of PAINTERS ARTICLES.
such az
Gold and Silver Leaf,
Gold, silver and Copper Bronze,
Frostings-blue and white,
Smalts-blue, black, brown and red.
Pencils, Pitches, Blenders and Brushes,
Chrome-yellow and green,
Prussion Blue. Lamp Black, and Red Lead,
vemtian Red and Spanish Brown,
Spirits Turpentire, 1itharg~, &c. SC.
so kegs White lead, for sale BY
IRWIN REED
Richmond, July i6, 1885. 2Ssf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

N.r,oyAL KOAD.--Ihc articles
-,u;.hed in another column, under
Il, head, will show the reason why
Captain Ogden had concluded to con
6us the operations on the road this
..a,on 70 the vicinity Of Terre-Haute.
The opinion Of the Attorney General
q. the act Of Congress, given in the
correspoodence which we have omit
I'd throws all the responsibility Of
n. dnbmsements for this state and
limos on Captain Ogden; which he
! not wiling TO take, unless under
III immediate control. He has the
mower Of disbursing through sub
AGENTS, but he will be held personally
accountable, and he would not be JUS
u6abIe 10 risking his individual inter-
at without suitable compensation.
kn, nevertheless, probable that ar
rsngements can yet be effected which
my induce Captain Ogden to apply
he appropriation in the manner pro-
posed in his letter to the Chief Engin-
.er. In view Of such arrangements
We would say to those who expect
employment on the road, that the
natter will be determined in a few
days-wait a little while longer.
NrThe proceedings in relation to
the East Fork Canal, given in this
paper, show that the spirit Of White
water is aroused at last. If we would
keep pace with the times, we should
encourage every practicable work
that is likely to prove beneficial to
this delightful part Of the country.
WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL
This periodical, recently commenced
n Cincinnati, under the auspices Of a
veil known literary gentlemen Of the
West, William d. Gallagher, has al
ready attained character creditable
to western literature. We wish it
uccess-and at the same time would
apologize for neglect'ng to publish in
due season the Prospectus, which
vll Be seen in this weeks paper
II was mislaid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
EIsfO.A AZ THIS.

SDHE Subscriber offers for sale his
house and lot on Franklin street, a few
doors north of Main. There is OIL the premises
first rate horse power turning establishment
in good order. lie proposes selling his lathe
and tools all tog, tier.
There is a steady business for turner at his
establishment. Inquire of the subscriber on
the premises. G. TEAS.
Richmond, Sth MO. 18th, 1896. 32-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13

c.,crms,.-We have heard but
-. more from the elections in this
-. since our last publication, but
~. 70 be able to publish a full list
,e.t week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
FOR SALE.

fE>HE undersigned will sell tract ofland
n situated on Elkhorn, a. miles south of
Richmond. containing eighty acres. on
which are two small farms, a good SAW
MIL and MACHINE HOUSE, with two
CardIng Machines and a PULLING
MILL. in complete order. The whole ofthe
above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and the neig hborhood and water
power will Justify a considerable extension
of the improvements.
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
May 9th, lS:. LETT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
FC.r SE..-.- 80
AT DUBLIN

= ~ 80 q. - ~ . s-o = ~ 80 .
AT DUBLIN.
| A SELECT SCHOOL for Females is
= = to be established at the village of Dublin,
Wayne county, Indiana ; by bliss SARAH DIcx-
IysoN, of New York. in which the branches Of
useful and polite education .mmoniy pur-
sued BY young Ladies, will be taught.
RfGCLATIo>s. The year will be divided into
fouI Terms. OF IL weeks each.
Students may enter at any time durInc the
Term, and their Terms Will be considered as
commencing at the time OF entrance.
Young Ladies from abroad can be accomHo-
dated with board in the vicinity of the school
reasonable terms.
RATES OF TUITiox FER TERM.-Reading,
Whiting, Orthography, Geography, Grammar,
Arithmetic, History, &c. $500
Natural, Moral. and Mental Philosophy, As
tronorny, with maps; Chemistry, Rhetoric.
Logic and Rudic1ents of Algebra. $3.50
French Language. Drawing and Painting.
500
Plain and Ornamental Needlework without
additional charge
The School vii! be in operation the first Of
September next.
{ { ! % aS %IS2. r'''.s'.''.
Dublin, Aug. 9, 1886. 32-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
FO r : \ l. L.

FOR : \ l. L.
Ti... subscriber has for sale one Of Lanes
Endless Chain Horse Power IhresLing Ma
chimes, as good as new: Also.
Tteo COPPER Sails.
and all the apparatus of Distillery, which he
viii sell at private sale on reasonable terms
CHRISTIAN BULL.
Richmond, July %, 1856. 29:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-13
HOUSE ANDLCT FOR SALE.

4 comfortable dwelling House and Lot
is offered for sale il tits place. on reason :
able terms. Immediate possession can be
given. Inquire at this Office.
Richmond August 6.h 1876. 3l-tf