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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
THE YOUNG WIFE.

"A woman runs risk Of being spoill
oy the Gathering period that prscedes
marriage. She 10. Of necessity, then,
q hrst object; and custom has added 70
the homage which love would willing.
ly render. An individual Of family,
who may before have been but little
considered. rises Il once into impor.
lance; and thu person she most values
10 ready 20 execute the slightest ex-
pression Of her win.
The sooner that . woman can dives,
herself OF any unreasonable expecta-
tons which the devotion Of the lover
may have excited. the greater IN.
probability Of her securing permanent
attachment. Couriship l. q dream,
from which Il is better to awake. yoiun.
tariIy. than to Be reluctantly roused.-
IL 10 better TO r-turn 90 ordinary habits
Ito the sober and calm ful6iment Of
daily business. in the place assigned
by duty--thsa 70 cherish an artificial
excitement. aud cling TO false posi-.
ton.
II Is proof Of jadgmentin \ wo-
man. when she besiows attention on
her husbands character; when she
acts herself to study his peculisrities.
and 10 consult them Ia the utmost OF
her power. This is the asaaxemenf
which is not only allowable, but praise
worthy; for lis object 10. not the Oh
tanning Of sway. but the promotion Of
mutual felicity.
il Is certainly much TO be lamented
~hen q young wife yields to timidi-
~. OF hiileness. which prevents her
from making Independent efforts, w hen
she nurses the nervousness which un-
fits her for oil useful services: when.
whatever be the call upon her she is
herseif IN need Of aid; add from never
having thought OF exerting herself, Is
incapable Of doing so when the emer-
gency arrives. Incidents daily occur
which mark either the helpless or ca
pabiliiy Of every woman. Sudden A.
larms. tTifing incidents. throw one into
uncomfortable agitation, whilst another
candy avoids oE relieves The mischief.
One IS unable 70 put forth hand TO
help herself, the other. without appear
ance OF effort. is ready TO help all be-
sides. One cannot stir without sup
port; the other is continually employed
in some useful or benevolent purpose
One reclines upon q sofa. estaaIishine
no other claim on other but her own in
capacity, the other by her perpetual
good Offices, pays up . debt which n
willingly paid on demand, and thus
provides in the best wav for her future
exigence. II not unfeqaentiy happens
that . young married woman is ofiene.
alone than she has been previously
been accustomed 10 be; and that she
misses The family circle with which she
has hitherto been surrounded. Let
not this, however, depress her spirits
OF render her too dependent on her
husbsnd for entertainment. Let Il
least Of 81. lead her 10 seek too ire
gnent relief 90 company. One Of the
hrst things she should learn is 10 be
happy IN solitude, TO end there oceu-
patton for hesell; add 10 prove II her
husband that, however she may enjoy
social iotercourse. aad especially de-
@ro bis presence, she needs not either
. sister OF . friend 10 entertain her
when he IS away.
Fsmais ImprOvemenf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

unhappy insmorsta. finding I'll her In
trigues discovered. and 1npbls 10 sur
vivs her shame, hung hesselfto one Of
the beams. The philosopher ioond
her. and having sstis6ed himself that
she was quite dead. cut her down very
cooliy. and having repaired his own
coin. laid her in Il. fully determined
never 10 take another vita. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

.8eae-assSe.--"A ease ~ Fnoao.
Hsania, sid Mike. FeadihR aloud. -.
"shsi ihe devils Hoso-nania.' %
'AHah. dear. doo't ys kaow, sup.
Pose yoa EcFo - borros "a asiicis
widest sHinR 90 i. end fhia fossoi 70
Pui 4 hsck sEsin--woold noi thst b
sisliag. - fosli''
10 = susa q wouls. Pei. ans no
tblng alasn
''iisssh dassini. 70 pes wss Tieh nsa
Z wealdn'the lhissinR - ALA woaii
sa3n - mans,r nosis. gRnE. TSue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
szn. BRROKRNRsDGg's LRrrRa
TO DR.. wARDLAw.

TO DR.. wARDLAw.
Soon sfier the discussion, NJ Glasgow, Be.
tween the Rev. n. ,. Breckenridge and Geo.
Tho'nP>Oa, meeting OF tis Glasgow Enanci.
Pation Society vas held. al which resolution.
were adopted approving Of Mr.. Thonpssas
course. arguments. &C.. and in no ,sodesi
terms eondenning Amsries. ineI1ding he.
Clergy and institutions. Dr.. wardlaw made
himself promsDeal NJ ihismeetinE by speech,
which called forth thu following Iet,sr from
Mr. Breckenridge. u win Be read with int
rest We have seldom seen better sPeei.
men Of . msn fOIlIns hts ansseoni.t wlsA bi.
o~n weapons. In every point % view, re
think NJ. Breckenridge has well aad Rohly
vindieatsd his sOoniFy. and acquired new hoa-
OF Tor himself. - PAN Pos.
To tie Req. Rslpk WardlosO. d. D.,
Of GLasgosO:
Sra: observe in the London Pafri-
OF, Of last week, an abstract Of the
proceedings Of the Glasgow Emancs-
patton Society on The 6rss Of this
month. At public meeting held "FoE
the purpose OF expressing the senii-
rBents Of he Society in reference 10
the recent discussion on America Sla-
very between the Rev. r. J. BEecken.
ridge and Mr.. George ThOmpsoa."--
The greater portion Of the report be-
fore me isoccuPied with . speech msde
by you on that oeeasioa. IN proposing
10 She meeting the following FesoIu-
ton. viz THAT, in the deliberate
judgment Of this meeting, The wish
announced BY Ne. George Thompson,
10 meet publicly any Antagonist, espe.
cially sny minister Of the Gospel from
the United States. on the subject Of
American Slavery. OF on coy one Of
the branches Of that s1bieei. was dc
tate6 BY well.founded consciousness
Of the integrity Of his purpose, and
assurances Of the correctness Of bis
facts; and that the recent discussion IN
this city between han and The Rev.
n. J. breckenridge. Of BaIlimere, he's
len, Rot merely unshakeR. bat euserm-
ed and augmented. their eos6dencs
in ihe Feciitude q his principles. the
purity Of his motives. tie prIpgieiV Of
his measures. the hdeIiiy o. his state
menis. end he straightforward bones
" and undansted iairepidity % his
zeal" This mosion Was seconded BY
She vensrsbie sDd respected d.. Kid.
stone. whose speech on che occasion
u bat SEssey rsporied. Olheg Fesolu.
lions, some Of similsr import, some Of
Ranersi charaeters. Wers offered and
seeonJsd By ~. iisngh. end Nessrr.
Esdle. King. M'Lafen sod Keuie.--
Bot, Shove az, The psoeeediags besI
the slgnsiugs 81 Robea Gsahsms, az
Nhiishili. whoss Sesesabia asms is
dear 10 every good msa.
These proceedings, 80. haze relieved
ne from . state % greet end paisinl
sasiety as n he wee ny cosniEy-
msn might taks ~ the psopriely 81
ny lakiae any sotiee, more % less, 81
NJ. George Thomp,oa. For, while
nnihiug " furfhsr from ny pugposp
ihsa ~ woaa1 fhe feslines 81 aay
iresa 81 ihai iadividusi, 4 u nseeuas-
y ~ ~ siIas. - Ausesies. sTefy uns
~hu y no 81 ahol,iioaist, ~ ln other
wcfsla. niaeiy-aiae bandlsdihs II lhs
people, eonfi8eE him aol onig nawor.
ny q csedit, bnt unwogihy ~ nosics.
~ leaRih. haxs q taneia pr1of ~
whicA iomeis ~ co1stEy@aa ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

"a child hss been born Ia France
9Th pfoboseis. hks that Of ca sle-
phani, instead ~ noes"
Ibe little fellow must istend 70 STAY
satne time wiih his frieuds, - be briggs
bis frsHk Willi him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

The aGentleman's Wade Mecum,' .
IS now published in quarto form, far
more convenient for binding than the
folio. tits Is large as any paper in the
country-contains every thing interes-
ting to . sportsman, and costs only
three dollars per annum. A speci-
men may b seenat this office.
~The Salmagundi'' is the title Of an
uniqe sheet, which we have just re-
ceived from the publisher. 1t con-
tains ''lots Of fun and frolic," and We
have no doubt but that the man who
becomesa subscriber, will sAdrive dull
care away" from many a weary hour.
The prospectus may be found in an.
other column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

Congress, at the last accounts, was
asxiously waiting the Presidents
special message relative to our affairs
with France. The arrival Of MIR.
Barton, our late Charge dAffa'rs al
Paris, has probably thrown but little
additional light on the relative situa'
ton Of the two governments. but the
cessation of all diplomatic intercourse
has brought the matter more immedi'
ately before the country, and we are
sorry to observe that the prospect o.
war is 50 generally entertained
This is heightened by the prepare
tons making by the French Govern
ment, but appears to be deprecated
By large portion Of the citizens Of
both countries.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
WAYNE 4 CNlON
ruRNPH9 COMPANY.

TUuNkIR8 CO3R A0Ys
HE ftiea1s ef Istesaal 60prove0 eat
. ass hereby sssi6sa that besaD 6
via - epeoea - ths 2Ssd
day - Jaasasy. ledo, asa kept epso fSs
feos veolD at she isllswiag Paaces, % via:
At the stores Of Lse DsssafslA. O'Nea-
and Whitmaa. ae Cestrevills, and ~ The
sessss Of JsrsaiaA Ma.sss. asA Attie .
Sto8all. Of AicAnesA. as tAs seore u w.
eavill, & Co.. Washiegtoa. q The seeee ~
W. \. Rifser, and BY A. j. Bradbury,
] Jsckseashsrgh, It The store Il j. G. Hsv-
hiae, 0agasseovs, II Wm. Coawells, aRd
Ira l.seksy's. Cambridge, st josiah u
besss. aed Butler 4 0araett's, Ecooo0y,
by Joha Lewis, and 0a0ssl Jehaseo, Wa.
E. Douliss asA 0eousl Ne
|CosaAas. a bisgton. Ira Grover asd w.
Yesss's, Drovssvills, BY Wm. Cesso cd
EdgAille Burnside, Liberty, BY Cooowia
and Walter Brows, Goodwio's store. b.
Lewis Shidlsr 4 Andrew Dyer, Dyer
store. By jobs Joses and TAemas Hssteo
JOSEF store, by Joseph nissosy cd "a
cob Lybrook. Hisssry's store.
The shove named geotle0eo are se9wes
I'D to open books and receive subocrip
tioas for the above company. Five dol
lars will be required to be paid % eel
share Of stock subcribed, - seos - fvt
hUadred shares are Subscribed.
, BY order Of the Beard
E. ROSE. Pesident.
DeAls BvrLEa. Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
rTHE END OF 1ss5.n

THE undersigned would remind his frieods
u and cu.tomess that the close Of the year
10 . convenient time for closing accounts, and
~ short settlements enable pess0Ds to under
stand their business he would invite then to
ss..bsacs the present time. Pefsons whose &C.
counts have been closed for one, tive and three
years, are requested to make Immediate pay
neat, o. at least before the hrst Of Febsuay, -
longer indulgence cannot aud Will cot b given.
N. B. PersOns indebted to Wiliaa Andrew,
are informed that their aceounts are in the
hands Of the subecribes. and have bes0, for so0e
siase, due, and orders have been lett to have tho
same collected BY law, # not Immediately paid.
B. STRATTAN.
ist mo. 2nd, 1886. 52-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

keaeAer, Ahoes, @e.
THE subscriber has for sale at hisI
|9oasss - Mo otssst, opposite Dusk's Hotel
10. go ID. SOLE LEATHER,
CaIfSk Kip, asd Upper Leather,
Size ThssoA II superaes quality.
SAoe Nails, Tacks, Awl blaAss, Brusssla,
Needles suitable for Tail0rs,
A 1ovoico ofDooes II di1oeo0t 0ualities,
Psusela. Meroece. - 1saAA.sr shoes, 81
Dalti0oro 0Aoufacturo.
TsE abeve goods have hees particularly
seleceed and will b sod % reasonable
tes@s. AID . constant supply intsadsd Il
b kept % haad.
Country merch.Ats and dealers in the
above articles. ere invited to call and ex'
smise foe thersselves.
EDMUND EVANS.
RicA0aDd, Let NO. Is, 1896. NJ
~TLs lnAiasa Journal will please
publish the above four times. weekly. an<
fosWasd their account to this Once.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

samuel Park. sheemaker BY trade Alb
sconded from Hillsborougb, between FRI
day and Saturday the 18th aud 10th inst.
forgetting to pay HE debts and especially
HE bill with me for board amounting to
about 10 dollars. The public should be
o. the look out for the gsstls0as. Said
Park 10 about q years Of ags. heavy built
and dark complsxios, very vaia Of biz
learsisg, in short, . smooth oily fellow
veil calculated to deceive the unsuspect'
ing. SAMUEL FAHAEH.
January q. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
TME S.nk,M,1GU.v -.
AND NEWS OF THE DAY

A new periodical, Of novel character :,
bearing the above appeliatioa, % THIS
DAY, for the first sims, issued.
While this journal furnishes il patrons
With the leading features Of tho News 81
the Day, it, principal object 10 70 serve up
a numerous compilation Of tho numerous
lively and pungent sallies which ars daily
floating along the tide Of Literature. and
which, for the want Of = proper channsl tos
their preservation, ore positively lost to the
Reading world. Original wits aid hu-
morists Of our time here have . medium
devoted to the faithful record Of the scinli-
latioos Of their genius: Ii is not necessary
to detail the many attractions which this
journal possesses, - he wilt furnish spe-
cimen numbes to every person Who desirse
,t-(thoss out Of the city will forward thsir
orders, possages paid -GTa" the pledges
himself that no exeraions on his part shall
b wanting to make each succeeding nu0-
per superior in every respect 10 the Peece-
ping ones.
The SALAaAGUNDl. ~ printed On large
imperial paper, equal in ere and quality 70
that which is used by the largess and best
journals Of the day. Il 10 calculated that
FIVE HUNDRED ENGRAvlNGS,
will be furnished in this journal one year
thess, in addition 10 an extensive and
chUice selection Of satire, Criticism, Hu-
mour, and Wit, to be circulated through it,
columns, will form Literary Banquet q
q superior and attractive order and the pub
Usher relies with percfcs confidence on the
libcrality u the American public, and the
spint and tact With which shis expressive
undertaking will b prosecuted 20 beal
him successfully and psofsably along With
it.
| The terms Of the SALMAGUNDl on
TWO DoLLAD per annum, payable invariably
in advance. No paper Will be furnished
unless this stipulation 10 strictly adhered to
i@Clubs Of three, will be supplied with thu
paper for Que year, BY forwarding . five
dollar note, postage paid.-OrTbe Pspen
that are sent out Of the city will 10 care
fully lacked in strung envelopes,to prevsn
there rubbing in the mail.
o. TIE SALMAGUNDI will Be publish
ed on alternate weeks-cthevwise il Wosk
be impossible to procure the nvmesous EN-
bell,shmenss which each number vii con
tain-and the general interest IL will a6ost
must Be enhanced By this arrangement.
I@ All orders must come postage paid.
| Address, CHARLES ALEXANDER
/ Athenian Buildings, franklin Place, Phil
adelPhia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

OHE undenisned respectfully request
Z those that are indebted q then, t.
call and settle their respective aecosnts
- one Of the frm 10 abose starting Essl
for . supply Of sprieg goods. and - . nat
ter Of course. they will stand in nssd d
= considerable quantity Of the sesdfsl.-
They hope. therefore, that tAsis frieads
vils not b backward il Ieadisg . helping
had IN tilSa q need.
STOKES 4 DOW.
n. y. Thsee vhs have aceeusts staod-
i,e With Alexasdef Stokes prsvIoos 70 ths
psoeeat fso, are hereby waSDed ~ The
lest tine, that hs intends - make spee-
dy eollectios, and II not paid issoediasely,
they viii b placed in ths hasAs II . saita-
be of6eer for eolIoetioo vithoue soopoce
u rer,ons. ALEXANDRA SrOHE
Richoond, yas. Oh, lisa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
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- cORRESPON DENTS.
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..c.~ q lass week: asd s'se -
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We visl hswsvss. as''oees 70 .''
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--.a;,,,s 10 ssiss. in bands eess'ee"':
49, ~ visehe''s' Of love- IN
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
TAKEN UP

WE he On isssgpsd being THE day called
upon to sppsaise IN essray marc taksa
up BY Wilhaa Roberts Of Ceslss Township
Grant eouosy Indiasa. do 6nd hss % 10 u
black, ten o. eIsven ysass old, fourteen hands
high, hip shst in the nsAt hip, so@e saddle
oarks, two white sp ~ - her mech, night Bind
fboG white, and q small slar in hes toeensad.-
No oehss marks ~ bsasds pesceivabIs. appra;s.
ID 10 twenty Aellass y Fsedes'ck Ellsroth and
CessEe 6sodsick.
Iesstify ths shsvs 10 be ssus copy hno ~
sstsay book.
yansasy II, 1896. So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

At meeting ef de Dosessh Cssoel eftts
0osouga Of Riehosod, hs)d On ths Seh ~ J.au-
asy, 1886, de eD1ewisg ssssjseioo vAs sdoPeed
Iesnsvcd, That . sesies b pshlished in shs
Palladiso b ~ CIssk, requesting all Psssoea
having aceouoes against IL BocoogA. . ~
seoe IL saoe iomes:isoely, with the view ehal
they nay au b acted ssoa, and that sueA q
sss correct b paid, % that he Cooaei ny Il
sh3e % seate the sxart itustio0 Of he 0osuogh
Ttea0sy u ~ rsouoeed 6nrouSh meo61g-
An 49, inorrssled vill tAko 0o1ieo thagUof anj
epVesu tAsoessvss aeeesdng3y.
FRANCIS Kl1eGs ~ O.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

lST Of letters rsmaisisg 10 the post
= Office ae Milees, Wayse cousty, In
diana, On the 3lst Of Decembor, 1886.
which If not taken out within three mooths
will be sent to the Geaesal Pest Okce q
dead letters.
William G. AadersonN Nathaniel Mcclure
James Armstrong Thomas Patton
John bundy william Sampsoa
Isaac Carter Doughty Saint
Joseph Caldwell Morris Shipley
Walter Edgerson n. Stssughea
Aboer Ha,nes, Eeq. Samuel Todd
John Hurst William Tsueblood
Harry Hunt William vooesov
William Hahn Tobias vaoechoscA
Perlsaa Jsckson James Walker
H. Johnsonbaugh Dsniel Wolf
John Knolsoo Isaac Wright
Nehemiah Knapp Henry Wilson
Thoo. n Link
HENRY DEvELIN, p. n.
Jsasary 4th 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

e,s1AruRE.LOur readers will per-
.e;,e that the Internal Improvement
mi has passed both branches Of the
legislature. There is yet a great
,,... Of business to be acted on, a
uo.r which is the Advalorum Bill
vh;eh is in a state Of preparation by
the Committee of Ways & Means
and will probably pass the House with
little difficulty. 1t is thought the Le'
s;slature will adjourn about the 8tt
Of next month.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
POCKET BOOK LOST.

APeeket book beloegiag t. the ssbscsibes
Of hand ooe on E. Scott fos g 90, 90 - Jes-
eaiaA HON fos SO - one or SIS % on Jshn
Thooas, 0as o. Ahijah Mill o. ESQ %, 90
On Ovsbosm, Reynolds Z Ce. fos abose SO %,
aDd oos against Edward Wight fos $50 o.
A literal reward viii Be given CT he recovery
JOSEPH WlLLaOTT.
Foar niles north Of Newport, in RandoDpA 60
1st. 10. 9th, 1886 Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

hereby forwarn all those indebted
IN the late firm Of Diller 4 Oveshaltzer, not TO
make settleoents with Esq. Cox o. any Other
pesson bet myself OF ny constituted agents; a:
the books Of sa,d 6rm belong to me aud intsnd
70 collect what 10 due for my own bsnent.
ADAM DlLLER.
Jasuary l6, 1895. 2-N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

o., Sroa1rxs 4 DaAnArsc CoxRAxasw.! !
This popular joursal, although but few
oooths have passs6 since it was eo00ee-
ced, has slsssdy ob'aissd N exseeGvs
and pco6tabss sshscnPssoo list, which -
daily incrsasiag, sod s1osds anpls eecsss-
aeo1ess 70 The publishsss sopessevsre il
sSess e0osss 10 ssa6es il ussfal, amnsing,
and Instructive.
|OTOa The eeaumeoceOent a. 10 aP-
psoachiog year, The WADE MECUM will
Undergo several important impeove0eees
l-inslcad flour pages, il will - iocseased
to E.enr Of nearly their pseaseat sise, AID
cocsequently will Contain almost DoUnaz
the quantity Of Rea6isg matter which e
nov given MAKING 1T ONE OF TIE
LARGEST AND NEATEST QUAR-
TO'S EVER PUBLISHED IN THE UNI
TED STATES Ii will b printed on
new type, and fine white paper, and the
Establishments will be censdersblv multi-
piled, and sf q superior order. Pessona
DESTROYS Of procuring tho wosk at the b.
ginning Of the new v0luoe, will paesoe
! send their orders a o0ce-ss they may
fail 10 b supplied, - but few copies viil b
published more than ore actually subscribed
for ut the time.
The GENTLEMAN'S WADE MECUM
or SroR1INe AND DRAnAT1c ConPANIoN, u
Published every Saturday, on fine extss
Imperial quarto paper, Of : superior quality
each number forming eight pages Of thu
largest class, 1t - per snnsm. Ordesu
from sbsoad, postage paid. promptly saten
ded TO, aud the paper carefully packed. d
\ prevent il from rubbing By mail. A. sbs
number Of agents will b limited TO psiaci
pal cities, az such other places where /,
considerable subscription may be ebsaiaed
We request these who propose to patron
10 the work to transmit BY mail Of once 4
the Publisher. Small notes ofsolvent hank
Iof the different States taken II par. b.
:. enclosing FIVE oLLAR NorE, two cop
lpies Of the paper will be forwarded 10 any
direction ordered, for ono year. Specimen
numbess will b sent 10 any part It tho Nh
lion, BY addressing the publisher, Postas'
paid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

BY virtue of an order of the Boro'
Council 70 Ne directed, I will ell, on Saturday
the 23d inst :. the stalls in the Market House
- Pearl Street. 1t public sule 70 the highest
biddsss-for the tern u one year. Sale "a
coonencs at O'Clock, r. n. at the Market
Hose.
Ths Market will be opened agreeably to the
osdinasce regulating The same on the Tuesday
following the sale.
Jauuarv l6 1885, Dts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE usdersigned having taken cut let
= ters testsmentary from the Wayne
Probate court. o. the estate Of Evao
Chalfont deceased, late of said couoty,
hereby soti6es all those indebted to said
estate t. make payoest to w. -Csx. Esq.
Immediately, and those havisg claims .
gainst the sane. 20 present then 70 him for
settlement.
E. CHALFONT, j.. Executor.
January %, 1856. 3-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

80 Acc,pxSr.-We are inform
-. -hast the citizens Of Conners-
IN. vere celebrating the passage OF
-. Imurovement Bill, in the early
49,. =. n his week, an accidental dis
80. Of the cannon took place, by
~h;eh . young man named Sexton
=, accidentally killed,and three 9th
=, dreadfully mangled. We have
not learned the particulars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23

.Dea0eff'S Che0otcOt ReDoe0tEo
FOR the cure Of Rheumatism
Scalh Head-Fever Soses-White Swelling
Headache, Of al kinds-Dowel Complaint
Piles-Chab and Feves-Liver Complaints
Cosghs-Loss Of Appetite-Local Pains Of oil
kiods- Tettess-Ring- Wosos-Cosns on the feet
-Durns-Ulcess Of all kinds-Sose Eyes. and
saIe BY IRWIN REED.
January Is, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-23
TAKEN UP by Christopher Beeler

ANEN VI Uv CHrIstOP51eI DETECT ,
WING il Hsrrissn township, Unien
Acounsy. IL. two estray colts: ose . sor-
rel fillsy, supposed to Sc three years old
lsst spring, With = blaze face. both right
feet white, the left hind foot has . white
strip on the inside. feather o. each jaw
near the eye. thirtess and . half hasda
high. appraised 10 sixtees dollar. The
ether = pale sorrel horse colt, With light
name and tail. hind feet white, blaze face,
supposed to be one year old lalt spring,
thirteen hands high, ~ other marks OF
brasds psreeivable. Appraised to eleven
dollars BY Abraham EsteP asd George w.
Hunt. Certified By
JOHN F. BENNETT. ]. r.
January %, 1896. SN