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The following extract is from the letter of

ne lollO"inS extract Is tTOm the letter of
ViGginian, now residing in the interior Of New
Sork. rh- "FP"''"n'''ss 81 The .ssi.sr have been
good, and his opinions are entitled to weight:
SO poor old Virginia has fallen Cron, her high
estate, aud joined Ihs yelping crew of mnn-wor
shipping demagognes. | view this, her late lie.
reelection from the proud and honorable course
winch she has always pursued aS a national ca
laIniiy-and n, in addition 10 violating the con.
SlItuilon, by her CXpunging oiderS, the vote OF
! the state shall be given Tor Van Buren, the DAYS
OF her glory will have passed away forever But
cannot believe that the people Of Virginia will
support the measures of those who now bear
sway ~ The General Assembly, and vote for on E
whose principles, il he has any beside that OF his
own interest, are directly opposed to the intercSl
OF The South. Upon the slavery question If the
people OF Virginia know, aad will not believe the
rec"rd OF that mans opinions neither would they
| neIieve were one T. rise IRON the dead" | know
that Wing AbOlitlOniSS here support him on ac
count OF these opinions, and | believe that his
friends are not active in the cause OF abolition
/ Tor fear o.! inlnUng him in the Sorth. and for
that cause only. This YOU will find to be too
true ancr i'h March. 1887.
81 have seen The electoral Ticket for White I'm
/ virginia. and thinG il very good one. VIII
| YOU please 10 observe al home, whether every
catholic, and every man opposed 10 holding a
/ Slave-1ll The lllsh, and most of IN. Dutch-dn
/ not vo,e Tor Van Burea. His letter to the Pore
secures the fr>t-hs abolition pri ciplcS and free
negro vote the Second-Gen. JAckson's will The
Z thlTi-and Van the last"
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
oDyeaess on run ux,rrp STATES
WEpSESDAY, March &c.
IN SENATE

Anes dSposing of some morEing business, the
Senate Resumed The Michigan Bill, on which the
debue continued until the hour OF Adjournment
without coming TO any decision. In The course
the debate. MIR Wrigh, proposed an amendment
requiring the ratification OF the condition BY con
ven,iol instead of by the Legislature OF ihe'new
State. Details tomorrow.
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HIN me Clerks ofrce ~ the Circuit surerior
Law and thanccry for the county III New
fh Dr. 81 MsrCh, 1875 Richard Siark plain.
n , Parkinson and others, defendants - on
u't John \ Parkinson. rot having entered his
IT, " this court, and h appearing hy satiafar
that 10 Be- not IN inhahifsnt Of this corrmor
Tered that The said dCi,n dani a. appesr hero
y oi May term neat, and answer NE hIu Of
.nd that copy % his order D. frrfhwih n
N Newspaper puhhshcd M fhr rIfy NJ Rich
months stcerssivelv. and smother COPY roeicd
'nt of the Couri. hotss %. lbs s...uiN topy
-. CHRis1INN, CLERK
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AQUELINE TAYIOI

AoUELlNE TAYLOR & CIV. have re-
- SegiVeu ny various packets from the North.
Nhnrg> and Ticklcnbnrgs, and will rcceiv. in
orc during This week, per Superior from Liver.
"', thrir imp'r Ell Goods and C,reoiiugs. on
on igtm,ni all which viii constitute The
r' extensive assortment Of goods they ever
".lrd an which they vii ,,ll N accommo.
'""s '''".. mar . 2awGt
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02


, WAT the Governors particular motives were
Tor r,S,o;,L h,v. no, ,n.,...,,, p.;,t.
a.
lion OF The ,na IN, ,ha, when la men Lea, ,.,s.
he po,t of b,por a , ,,,v,,.s,,,,o ~
IN. ,a,,... - 10y
'S'o"'"s 'hPe'nhen' nfuaIr appeared IN
'"e enquirer OF yesterday:
| "T3< Gor.,,,o, ,,,,,oU, ,,,s-..J
"feSisrJay, Liiileion Wall Tazewell resign.
co , ms Yii,ee ~ Letter a;d''ssed to The members
recoll,et on any c,Y.,,a. W. W v.,a;,;
resigned since the Revolution Mi. Tszexcii
an .a nave resigned ON Fii!sy last the very day
rsionS wbirh .n.n.,d.s - ou. TOT con,iue-
ierdsy. we would hnv. taken much more n,.s.
.are in taking respectful leave OF Govefnor
a., .r, bn' me tiines call upon US To speak
been marked. In. yonId no ,'e bs. W. ma
plineht Of putting IL iu their hover 10 ,nno;ni |,
successor: lie has prevented The Common wealth
or mo-. t, a. sueh Tor nine month,
determined TO show his wan, ~ consJ.ra. ~
lespec, for them. Il is Of piece with his refusal
S.an,n,a " , ,ne, Ehpnnging Resolutions to our
may now b. nnn;eJ -, 49, w wu yroIs ago
l-'Whosoeyer shall succeed in bringing our r.
gsIauie INTO general e0ntsmpf, will do more TO
of ,bis O. ,s. man any single measure
vernon has made The s,rmp,'b,, :, u,;u raaNu
upon the author aud his advisers. III the spirit
NJ, L ,1,he's yer onIes Ia our bosomS' we will
leaders. VI tue wings ana 'neif
mir. Daniel yesterday took his seat \, ,b, E,.
euuve Connril-YeStsrday Governor Tazeweil
No,I"Ile ms morning ne leaves Richmond for
bsri,on, Esq, beneefotih nc,. ms a"y.rn no
commonwealth" fasE srTE
+ Why.is Il Ashamed mai Mr.. TazewelI did not
resign until HE legislature had adjourned. Ia
snow disrespect for that bodyl How does i, ap.
par, how WAS it, or could il be known, that this
was his moiiye7 He RESIGNED =, IN. ,rI Of a..
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

me iacf cliclied relative In the flufniny NJ
we treasury Department will arrest attention
tuoIc curiosity will he much excited 10 learn ali
he p1ricul1r..- Atr. Ga. '' '''
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

due sion.
NJ. Tas Bsren'. Opinion
1.-The Constitution Of a.,
United S,a,rs clearly give
Cpnsrcss the right Ia re-
I'sre of new STATES. no
comprised within tho orixi
nal boundaries of the Unite
states, the prohibition O
slavery, a. a condition nj
their admission into the q,
mon; stkS reiore,
IRE >c,l Thai our Sen,
uors bLnsiructedio oppose
the admission. MS a State. into
the Union, OF any Territory,
not eoinprised a. Aforesaid
without making the prohibi,
ton Of slavery therein. an
indispensable condition oI
admission
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

public may depend on it, that the best
always be had on the most favorable
l.. 80. HALLS,
% his Stores in Norfolk or Richmond
= establishments, il enables the sub-
import more extensively, and Of courss,
Sc on better terms for cash.
e LII Al
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
From the Lynchblrg Virginian.
SPRING GOODS for ISyc


Several New Mercantile f. Establishments are
about Ia be- opened in this place, and old Houses
are filling heir shelves with fresh supplics-so
1hai u.i"mcfS, ~ town md country, may furnish
themselves with al sorts Of commodities, whcth-
er .pr show ur service. We especially cpmmt n 4
the following advertisement Of a celebrated IRA
ling CSncert m Richmond which has branchc,
throughout the State ,-and here, OF course--,o
the attention ofhll concerned:
TO THE PUBLIC
SPiendid A,ioy asai ofFANCY SPRING AR
TlCLES-REiDY MADEl
IINHE Subscrihrr respectfully informs his friend,
anl tue public IN general, that he has lust
received from Albany, New York and WISH.
in-'oh Ciy' anG - now opening, a lew doors be.
ow he Banks, Richmond, Va. large aud fresh
supply Of
HUNBUGs, SC.
Selected with great care expressly Tor the cp,iny
fradeand consumption. The following compose
but very small part Of his slOck, viz:
LE.GH on No bg.GH-sHt IN the lates, STYLE. md
much improved;
iSrTHUcTio>s or No IS,rRUcrIJSs-with AM
without egtays-ncwe.t style:
DAM or NO BANK god deal altetc IN In,
cu'-1u excellent article
FLAG oa No FLiG-a bran new article bsvr,
before seen NJ market;
'SPuNdE or No 'SruNGE-yery suparb-rst in
me latest Washington slyle-neVer before
~ m0rke;
Beside, many other articles Of \ eGsape, sor,
,neh as Wilson or Va Wi'oH- Wo,tDhs D, IA
haiitins-MMnien 0,Ho JfsIf.Heu, d.e. intended
iur The poor and needy.
also, TWO NEW ARTICLES.
Just arrived from Washington, and neycr before
seen in America viz:
hn2L'TioN BnggCHEs, with nap, before and be
mind, called baHs-d superb article.
SAFETY CnAvAr. called BcHioas-a verv,or.
'ehi'ui fuclc. Besides many other nees,sg,,s,
made ,Frcially To Older to conceal din and Glib
y, Az nn.s-loeeher With large supply Of Soap.
t4.ortde, Co'ia,s and E0H du C.IoraS. ''
Also, IN consignment, rom Lady in Fior.i,
a'ou' 'o ltaye The couoify, large supply Of err
SH@Rr' or FLYlNo PErricoir., Of convcnicnt en-,
'nd easy hi.-All OF which articles nav bc had
on &C omm1daiing tefme. To those who obt,ir
nnec will BE- made '''""'
~ Any thing made 10 order, with fidelity and
~ .sp''cE. Mo, Washing, Soothing and Dyeing
done neatly and quickly. ''"h
j. RITCHlE, TaLor and
~ n feeW fOr Mn y-H IN
~ u. Ny authorized agents i'm goorbi,nJ
h'9el o. McckIcn5urg, l,lc Of wight. Nonowsy
ld Other counties m The State, will attend In IA
hI ~ nlI orders, as the d,uum.,s of Other ira
'H "'"'''' "' r.. II.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
WARD ELECTION.

Election for Common Council men for
several WARDS, will be held On the FIRST
~ M April next, To wit. In Jefferson
9. NJ Armstrong; Tavern; I'M Nadi.
No :, at the Eagle Hotel. and IN Mos.
! No 3, al the Shockoc Htu Tarcrr.-
, viii be opened ~ lO o'clock \ NJ.
w. II. WREN, Scrri. G T.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

Dl. &c.--Thc subscriber ha, received
chr Tuscarora, I pifc London Dock
pndy, , halfpiTe> Champagne and
pic Cugnac TO-, so baskets Chamrairrc
lpcriof quality, 3 casks imitation Ere.
h rs 200 best Havana Segars. J hoes
Wi'kcs' GunTowdcr m can,sters.
No ! Chocolate, and box prcparcd
Iich, together with a general assoff.
IDS 10 his line, he offers Tor sale ON
ting terms.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
MERCER = BROTHEE.
mMlSSlON MERCHANTS.
PHILA DELPHIA.
REFERENCES

I ME- ETtENJES:
hn "A Brown & Go. \
&. J. Phillips, Pbil,deInb;,
I,hn Moss, Fsq.
Marx & Son,
I S. c Gy'y 4 Co. Richmond.
ID. Anderson, Esq.
eo6ms
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02

ID from The subscriber, about the 9th
'mbcr lag, a Mare Mule, belitycd TO
color. u Is supposed TO be- IN town
p. q su''.Aie rswatt riil he given
"a the subscriber. near The puhli,
HENRY PROBST
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
Correspondence of Ike Mhir

Iund, 10 be used Tor eleciioncering purposes .Tbs
people should look TO this matter nc
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1836-04-02
7 RIrCnlE. rh.ln,nnd

~ AeeHtfOr Mn IN IN.
~ u. Ny authorized agents i'm go,rbi,,J
h'9ci o. Mcckcnburg, Isle Of Wight Nofiowav
ga Other counlicsin The State, will attend In IA
dug houses DO. ,r' n a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

THIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders of thebreast
and lungs, leading to consumption. Com
mon colds aud coughs, " hica are ocea-
sioued by DISTRACTED perspiratlon, will
readily yield to ITS influence, removing
those troublesome irritations which act
as a constant stimulent to coughing. 1t
eases pain and induces rest to an eminent
degree: Persons afflicted with pulmana-
nv compl aints, bleeding of the lungs, 4 C.
spasmodic asthama paipitatlon of the
heart, and con sumptive affections, even in
the most advanced periods oflife, will find
Immediate relief, from its remarkable
power of diminishing the irritabiity of the
system; and the velocity ofthe circulation
and by cleansing and healing the disor
dered parts. 1t also affords Immediate re
lief in the whooping cough.
Certificates and directions for using
them accompany each bottle. Price. cue
dollar for large, and fifty cents for small
bottles. For sale in Milton by John IL
Wright. in Centreville by DIR. Pritchet,
and in Richmand by A. Siddall Il Lindsey
and Bugg, in New Paris by J G. Jameson
Il Co. and by them W warranted good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
DR.. WHITES TOOTH ACH DROPS

TIE cn!y specific ever offered to the
public, from which permanent and RAD
ical cure may be obtained of that disagree
able pain, the tooth ache, with all It's at
tenGant evils; such as fracturing tie Jaw
u extracting the teeth, which often proves
more painful than the ooth-aci.e itself;
and cold passing from the decayed teeth
to the Jaw. thence to the head, producing
A rheumatic affection with many other I'M
pleasant effects; such as disagreble breath,
ard taste in the mouth, &c. DC. all W Aich
are produced by foul or decayed teeth
am happy to have it in my power to offer
to the world, remedy, that will not only
remove the pain niue times out of ten, If
properly applied, but preserve the teeth
from further decay, and arrest the disease
in snc!, as are decaying and have not con
tnenCed aching, restoring them to heal tn
and usefulness.
Certificates Of Dentists and Physicians. .
also directions for using accompany eleI,
bottle.-For sale in Milton by John II
Wright. in Centeevile by DR.. Pritchet {,
and In Richmond by A. Siddall and Lind
sey 4 Bugg, in New Paris by J. G.. JAM
eson & Co.
TAX, notice that the bottles are SIAM
ped, vegetable Rheumatic Drops" and
the wrappers signed .. Il s. Crosby and
20. with red ink, none others are genuine
Price fifty cents.
January, 9th 1886.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

The subscriber will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF March next, Of not previously disposed
of at pirate sale. his valuable FARM, stu
ate Oh the state road leading from Connersvile
to Raysyile. (on the National Road two and
a quarter miles from the latter place, contain
in- 300 acres about 100 acres under improve
!lent There is on sad farm, a comfortable
dwelling mouse. Il new barn 40 feet square. over
200 apple trees. the apples from which took the
rrcu'url 1T the Annual Fair and Exhibition of
The Hush County Agricultural Society, and a
large number OF peach and lcar trees. nearly
all OF which low bear fruit. The farm WI. be
offered III tree eqIa lots, each of which has on
1t the necessary water for stock and house use
This situation is wen calculated for a Tavern
Stand. The above is offered low for Cash i 4.
hand. or on a credit. with approved security -
Immediate possession will be gwen.
At the same time and place there Will be of
ierei for sale an excellent Wagon, and all the
necessary apparatus for carrying on a farm
Also, one biooded Mare, three work Hor=es.two
Colts. one wear oh last spring. one srring Colt,
one T,ir Of work Oxen, two beef Oxen. four
Cows, and other young stock. one lot of Stock
Hogs, and flock of Sheen, together with
Wheat. Corn Oats. and Hay. Also. a lot al
Lumber. nearly sufficient for builiing. sawed.
and on the premises. and at the mill ward. The
sale will commence at 10 O'Clock. on said dav,
and he continued from day TO day until the
whole Is disposed of
For further particulars apply TO the subscri-
Der, the premises. to Samuel Davis. Rush
vile; or to " K. Humphrey, near Connersville,
Fayette county, Ind.
MOSES CLIFFORD.
eoruary Il. 1856. SITS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Free Trade and Mechanics
Rights.

IN HE subscribers having entered into
Il Co-partnership under the firm of Sw ain
q GaHr, take pleasure in informing the
community that they have erected COM
modions Machine Shop, near the Richmond
Foundry, & are now ready to give prompt
attention to ali orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or
any kind Of machinery; as also for turning
either in wood or iron Of any description.
Having employed first rate workmen. they
with conhdeece I'm their ability aud dis
positions to please their customers in quail
tiles and prices) ask patronage from =
generous public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR
Richmond, August list. 1875. 20
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
SPECIFIC OINTMENT

THIS invaluable medicine is celetra-
ted for curing the following diseases
White Swellings ofevery description. Sore
legs and ulcers oflong standing. FeloDs or
what some people know by the zane OF
Catarrhs, of every kind Rheumatic pains
Of the joints. Sprains and bruises e every
description. letters Of all kinds, Chi
blains, or parts affected by II Sst. II u
also one Of the best remedies t.r scall an.
burns.-For woman. inflamed breasts ~
glanduiar swcllings, it is superior to ocv
medicine yet known.
Certificates Of important cures, also di-
rections for using accompany each bottle.
For sale in Milton by John Il. Wright,
in CentreviIle by DR.. Pritchet, in Rich
nond by 4. Sidda!l and Lindsey & Bugg,
and in New Paris by J. e. Jameson d. Co.
January 9th, 1876.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

GEORGE ARNOLD, recently from
" Philadelphia, having located himself
in Richmond, and opened a shop in the
small brick building Immediately south OF
MIR. Atticus Siddaii's store, where he is
prepared to do work in as neat a style as
any person in the west. and being imrne
diately from the east is well acquainted
with the prevailing fashions. He hopes by
an assiduous attention to business to merit
and receive portion of the public patron
age.
n Z. He is also agent for j. n. Chap
pel's Patent Spherical System of cutting
and reports of the Fashions. and will dis
pose of them to such mastertailors as wish
TO improve at a reasonable rate.
Country Produce taken at market prica
May 10th, 1888. l9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

HAVING entered into co partnership !

NE the Coach making business. would res
nectfnlIv inform their friends & the public gen
orally, that they are now prepared TO manutac-
ture Post Coaches, Coachees, Landaus. Dickey
seat and PLAIN Barouches, { bariotees, Phaetons,
Bugg;es. Sulkies, GigA, Dearborns, PLAIN car
riages. &c Having erected an establishment
suitable to the business, and having employed
n number OF good eastern workmen, they fdtteF
Themselves they will he able to finish work for
neatness and durability equal. if not SUPERIOR,
TO any done in the western country. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to cali and ex-
anime for themselves. Carriages repaired as
usual; all orders thankful, received and
promptly attended to. shop on the corner OF
Nam and Franklin streets, Richmond, lnd'ana
Ninth month 18th. 1885 37-ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

Barber General on the Sixth Judicial
! Circuit in Indiana.

Barber General on the Sixth JudIc!u
Circuit in Indiana.
Having established "A branch ofthe Tonsora'
icaI bureau Richmond, viii bestow his pre-
fe-siona! services - those whose boards reqiir
the modus operandi OF the Tossor. lie httte
himself that he can shave c!Oser, with ii.cr
ease. in better style, and cast a swecter perlnn.
ct lndia's spicy odors DER hIs patrons, than an
other gentleman o. the strop in the west. II
will also renovatc old clothes in superior sty
He may be found at Mr.. Sloan's until he ge
an office.
Why are we fond of tangled hair,
Why choose grizzly beard to wear,
And Needless by the barber stray,
Whose shop stands i'll our way
Beard would you cherish,
Shave ere too lorg il grows,
And let Judge Peter
Hold you hy the nose.
The operation soon is DER,
You icei much better than before
Good shaving seek, it is life's zest,
And Peter does it best
Beard would yeu cherish, sc.
When from dusty atmosphere,
The grease spots on your clothes appear,
lie renoyates coat vest,
With any in the west
Old garments cherish,
W hist biting bprcas blows,
And let Jui-c Peter
E..noyatr your clothes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

THE subscriber has for sale ut his
Store, on Nam Street. opposite Burk's Hotel
10. 900 lis. SOLE LEATHER,
Calf Skin, Kipp, and Upper Leather,
Shoe Thread OF superior quality,
Shoe Nails, Tacks, Awl blades, Brussels,
Needles suitab for Tailors,
An Invoice ofBoots of different qualities,
Prunela Morocco, and Leather Shoes, Of
Baltimore manufacture.
The above goods have been particularly
selected and will be sold on reasonable
terms, and constant supply intended to
be kept on hand.
Country merchants and dealers in the
above articles, are invited to call and ex-
anime for the ms elves
EDMUND EVA rs.
Richmond, lst mo- Is, 1886. 2u
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Land Sale.

] will offer for sale at public auction
at the Court House door in NunCietown
Delaware co. Ia. between the hours Of
one and six O'Clock. on the 9th day OF
April next. the 10th section in township
10, range o. This land lies near the line
of the central canal in the lower side OF
Delaware county, the soil is excellent.--
Terms and other particulars will be MAJ
known on the day Of sale.
TIiOS. e.. ANTHONY,
School Com. II. C..
Feb 6, 1896, Dts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

AZ | intend to start East the last
of February. AID it being very important
that | shoGld have CASH. would be
Thankful. 4, my friends If they wou,d come
forward ard settle their respective notes
and accounts tely.--especiall y
those of onger standing than one year
Later dues viii not be refused. If this
notice is not attended to I shall be com
PEELED to call on them by the proper Off
GERS for collection. All Indebted must see
the necessity ofthis course, as it Is iinpos-
sible for me to carry on my business " it'll
out CASH.
JEREMY MANSCR.
January so. 1896. 1t