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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

: | understand, that IA report Il III circtla-
"A ton, that Medley is dlstempered, and oi
cenrse, IN bad health, | tbiuk II proper, ID JUS
tice To him, TO inform the public OF the facts
lie, Ia short time ago, had either "A slight attack
Of distenper, or n violent cold, which lasted but
a very short time. lie is now IN rs fine health
mud condition IA | ever saw "A horse-and | have,
| know, this season, rs good Pasture Grass Lots,
Stables, &c. for Mares, az | have ever seen ri
the sland of any other horse.
| will cite tire pubic to two late specimens Of
Medley colts lst, Columbia Taylor, beating
SIDNEY md Rlacllhrutl for the Jockey Club,
over thr Philadelphia course, 3 mile heats, Nov.
1888 sec \. York SPIRIT of the Iluies, tune OF
the roce not giyep.) 2nd, Miss Medley. at Ma
con, Georgia, March, 1896, beating IA large field
of crack nays, for the Jockey Club purse $1,000,
/ mile heats, running II miles and averaging
each hent IA fraction under I'M. sos. where She
won the Club ! nllc heats IA year belore.) Her
friends are anxious To bnek her against any nag
in The world, who will run in Georgia agreeable
to lie rules of racing. Various Other two aud
three nile races could be NAMED, but those who
preiend 10 breed 10 fiuc horses are too CONVEX
VII matters of this sort to require more
tlan Tho catalogue attached to his bills and those
races above stated, which are obliged IN give
san# flclion, a4 they hive beaten almost every
.r.s. M jla. ms fallen in their WY, aud are
s,Ul uil5ae a,rpa aglinst my nag in the world,
and for Il W. y.#H.tss.
JOHN :. HURT.
n. IL. Instead Of $50, only 10 will be charged
.or the season for mares that have been sent or may
be sent 10 Medley. j. >. ltkI.
May % W"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
K. ELDRIDGE, CTk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Buckingham Courthouse, May 5, 1886. y
The parties interested in the above order will please
take notice that have appointed Tuesday the litn
day o. June next, to commence the duties IN salo
order required, at which time the parties are re-
quested to attend at my office, at 9 o'clock A. NJ
with all necessary court papers, &c.
ROBERT HILL, Com.
May Is WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

NIRS1NtA. TO VII .-Ataeoart Of on,..
sion, begun and held for the county OF = r.
at the courthouse. on Monday, the 2lstd a, of Rmhefat,
1896 March.
William {. Christian, aud James G. ch.
plaintiffs, s"Slau.
against
Charles II. Christian, John johnson and "
VIE, late Mary Christian. james Cbrist,s, lis
Christian, and the hens at law Of Eliz,be,h nntafy
deceased. ("hose names are unknown and unfan,
d. Christian, defendants. - walter
~ CHANCERY.
The defendants, John Johnson and Mari
late Mary Christian, Jane, Christian. Hem, 1S vie,
tan. and The heirs at law of Elizabeth Bean ms
|iwlose names are unhnOwn) and Walter II &c.
tan, not having entered tLeir appearance. and 0a.a-
security. according TO the act Of assemhI, shtl
rules OF tins couft. and il appearing 10 the 'm' III
tlon Of the court. lhat they are not inaabit,nty Ti4a
Commonwealth: on notion of the plaint,1s i, III
counsel, II Is ordered. that tlIc said defrud,a'.'' 'a'i'
pparliere, On or before the lst day Ut the -, ~ : ?
term. 10 I0sHer the bill OF the plaluah, and 1'e'
copy Of Tins order be forthwith inserted N In al 8
burg s|lrciaiau, and posted at the iron. door o . -
courthouse OF said county. zRe
/ cupN-te-fe.
KoBt.e. ii>s#fY y az.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
ALMOND LOTION.

lust received, a supply of Clements Almond
p Lotion, a new article, for beautiiying the skin,
and removing letters, ringworms,s uuburns, &c. with
directions tor use accompanying each bottle. For
sale by JAMES r. ROYALI.
M.v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

DART of the Fort Lewis tract, lying in the
n county Of Montgomery, on the north side Of
81, Main Western Road, its boundary on one side
.r s"ar annie. The tract contains about $40
a.e.s- no.. - vlirh IS cleared, a LARGO portion
Of ri !isvsf aae J 5bacco Land, and as a sit
p4i,oo fora Tavern House, there are scarcely any
rs superior, being 4 remarkably noted situatioa
and conveniently Watered. To any person dis
posed 10 hay, | would sell part of my own tract
on which | live, having cleared Land and some
interior improvements. The above tract Of $40
acres, will he sold, in the town of Salem, Borc-
tour, on the 81 day of J ne, to the highest bidder,
for one third cash, ,1c balaa"e in two equal annual
payments, the purcha,er giving bonds, with APP
proved security. to carry interest from - date, if
not punctually pad.
EDMUND =. WHITE, E1'oy.
Of SAINT. White, dec.
M, a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

\ T a circuit superior court OF law and chancery.
"A continued and held tor buckingham county, at
the courthouse, the 2lst day of April, ls36.
Maurice laushorne and benjamin +. Scrugcs,
meectaats and partners, trading under the firm OF
langhofno \ >cruegs, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

TYNE above sale is postponed untlthc 18th day OF
\ June nc1t. =. X NJ. II. GARLAND.
MAY 10 ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

\ WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.-Tbr
Cincinnati Wig of the 18th states that an afro
oiouS attempt WIS made on the previous day, to
destroy the family of Dr.. HAYS, of that city, b,
his black servant girl, by means of arsenic, which
vas pnt into their coner ut breakfast, and parla-
ken OF by the family. Being soon after taken with
severe pain in the stomach and vomiting, medical
all was obtained, and tltcir snlrrings were shortly
50 much relieved as Ia place them out of dancer.
The supposed author Of ihit nefdrious attempt upon
human lltr has been arrested and committed IN
prison, 10 answer the charge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
From the Ner Orleans Observer. Of .lp,l 3ot1.

from the New Oricdas Observer, Of .ipril BON.
EXPEDITION TO LinrRn.-On Thursday last
the schooner Swift, Captain Homer, sailed from
thu port for Liberia, with t~ofty-ivc emiprants To
TINT colony, lately forwarded by The Missi>sippi
Colonization Society 10 thai place, for the pnrposp
OF establishing them in that colony. Nost OF them
~(pcrhaps aNl were lately slaves, and by the be-
htfolenee OF thcil masters were emancipated aud
assisted TO take tlcir Journey To Africa. They
consist oIseverl families, ana embrace psr.ni.
and children. Though few of them possessed any
kind OF literary education, they were evidently in.
%telligent, and exhibited, while here, IA degree of
industry and morality that give pleasing pro-
mise OF success in their home. Several of them
ARE professors of religion and We learn from re-
spectacle information, that they did not di,honor
their profession.
Before parting with tlosr emisr,nts, Mr.. Finle,
informed them that he had received from the
Ladies' Association Of New Orlean, for promo
tag education in liberil, money to pay a teach
er for educating their children. Having arain
commended diem 10 God in PRAYER, we took leave
Vi ~ COR this world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
1xMcwsune c1orzK1Na srcaa.

VIE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the ia
Il bitlnts OF Lynchburg and Campbell, THAI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
Franz ths CINCINNATI Wig, May Is.
OUTRAGE AND hOBISM.

II II our painful duty 10 state that our city has
been dl>graccd by IN outrage Of very rare occur
renee.
Our readers afe advised thai the market
sfall4 were advertise 10 be rented al auction YES
%teri1y, in accordance with tho Ordinance Of the
city council, which las of late been the subject of
50 much discussion and excitement. The butch
ers assembled n The auction stand in a BODY, and
when de first stall was pm mp, Il was bid for by
Mr.. John kcmpcr. Immediately the butchers
gave the cry thai no WAS no butcher, and Gem
lnrneed Glowing him from one To another, and
finally beat him considerably aud hustled him
rom the markc, house. TIN, of course created
a vast deal Of confusion and excitement, and the
scene soon rcscmblcd that of "a complete mob.
The treasurer then attempted 10 dispose of the o.
ther stalls, but not a single bid could be got. 1t
WAS at once perceived that the butchers had COM
bined together Will, a determination not to bid
themselves nor to permit any one else 10 bid
and the further disposition Of them vas therefore
poSip ned.
These are highly outrageous, proceedings and
should be resented BY every good and peaccablc
citizen. It's adellberato attempt to resist the Or
dinances lthc city, aud prevent the citizens from
having lhcir markets supplied with provisions, bU
tlHb lar. 1t consequently becomes the duty of
every nan who would sustain the laws to
stand by TIN public authorities and assist all with
phlN power Ia plesrnta tpelition of thesc ontrapos.
Is he whole city to be controlled BY violence and
By n combination otlhe Butchers : We trust thu,
nj will sav no.
We understand that the Mayor has issued pro-
cess for the arrest of the ring leaders of the
siolrner, and We hope they will be made an eN-
ample Of and severely punished. If ,ach proceed
ings are tolerated y q are in Il state Of revolution,
and there IS no man safe citherin his person on hu-
siarSs.
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against

HRf-'.i '1't H}l Z3itt ny tOHiS.- Hama. -
hefe}nola. t.aat## .5ad aud Robert t;n,l,.'
surviving r#s-"ez.i s..uee jameson & COM
Deits. "P"as'
This cauae essr o9t..sa4y % be hrara. on II.
fapefstofnel' sod 81 riei. OF Conu5..ma@
.n,n9nH, Hi!'t IA pat II tne otde5> of tbc
Eth oil Detoher. -. an E.. - #An,ns4 ="
with the exceptions alale#o by .##ir.H and H..
lfguedby counsel 0u eoa.r tr,a# thereof =.
count, sustaining The pia.nuii uudeNcearo No. ="
also - much OF his inst cNeeruo - frE,I.. II, n.
them al sN hundred aud seventy ne dod,. ,i
me seven cents, aud ovetfu ln1 the RESUME ,Lar.
o I'D beng of opliiou ,l3t the drlrnd5nt ,I,or.
At tIe1rne ot lie slje OF the plaintiffs isnj naia,
tn deed oi truat III the bil AID lroreedInaS NM.
toned. WAS indebted 10 die slld plaintiff ON accom-,
o. then partnership Transactions IN n Ltrcer ap,onn,
tllan that due from lnia under sad trust deed and
being also oil OpHiou that the defendants. J,uas ,I
john HcReNnolds, are proved 10 have corbned
with tue sa1d defendant Moore, To procure and force
the sale OF the plaintiff said iaa1. one of whom VA.
the trustee. aud approving III, lteuent 4. made far
lie purpose OF correcting Il he Commissioner upr.
snant 10 lie opinions aho = declared doth adiulg,
order and decree. that the sale made by the delen.
dant, James 3lcitcynolds, under the deed of t,n,t
aforesaid, 10 the said Freedman Moore. bearing date
the 2ist of Noyember, Isis. and the deed executed
by the SAID Moore to the said James aud john Nc
Reynolds, bearing date the 18th of December, isis.
IN the proceedings also mentioned, be seycrally
cancelled that the defendants, James and John
Aei'eNhoi3s, do, by a proper deed for that
purpose. with special warranty, rcconyey to the
plaintiff the. tract OF Land aforesaid, and de-
lei To him the possession thereof: aud that
James Rcuagh, who Is hereby appointed a Commits
sionef Tor hat purpose, do execute said conveyance
ON the part of sand defendants. And the court doth
award the plaintiff a writ of possession, returnable
here, &c. &c. And the court doth further adjudge.
order and decree, that the defendant, Freedman
Moore, do pay lhe plaintiff the sum of eighty nine
dnIl4YE md IaTfy tht.p rpnfs with ,ntor,.t tla,o..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

| he Commercial Bank OF New Orleans, accor-
ding to the terms OF It's charter. has Just completed
It's works Tor supplying dat city with fresh and
pure water. they have been constructed AT an
expense OF half 4 Uillion Of dollars, and are ln-
clafed 10 ne qai,e as effective AS those of Phill-
t~sIPna. Dnring the Il ST twenty four hours that
the engine WIS pat into operation, it forced from
the Mississippi into the reservoir nearly four mil
lions gallons, and the second day about three and a
halfmilons. The water in the reservoirs can be
raised about thirty feet above the level of the most
elevated part of New Orleans. 4 handsome ;ef
d'eau has been constructed at the cathedral square.
There is no doubt that only the comfort but the
health OF the city will be greatly promoted by the
Introduction Of this abundant supply OF water.
INTERESTING INCIDENTAL correspon.
dent of the Augusta Chronicle, who was a mem
Der Of the Augusta Volunteers, has given 10 that
paper a full and very Interesting detail of the oc-
currcnecs Of the late campaign. AmoVgst them,
he recite, the following anccdotc:
An attack was made on IA party of Indians under
No I,a- ha- 10, one of the Chiefs who SIGNED the
treaty and during the conflict, Gen. SHELTON, of
South Carolina, who was an horseback, charged
upon this Chief single tanded-both raised their
guns together, but Gen. s. was so fortunate as To
get the first fire, and lodged a load of buckshot in
the shoulder of the Chief, close TO the neck, which
caused him To v heel round To the rear on that side,
and tall on his elbow. Pursuing his advantage, the
General rode up, and as his determined enemy,
'hongh diving, was raising his rifle, levelled his
pistol at this hrcas,-it missed fire, and the bali of
hn-hi-ha-io's rifle, which was raised for the shot
scarce higher ,l'an his waist, was lodged in his bo-
ov near the hip. Both fell together; the chief
instantly died, with another deadly though unnc-
cessary shot IN the back. from another hand, lust
as he was talling-and the General, dangerously
wounded, though happily not MORALLY.
H'iClDE OF HUSBAND AND wIrr.-Samuel
SHERMAN, Esq. a man of excellent character, and
'or a long time Clerk of Queens County. \. Y.
J committed suicide at Jericho on Mond,v norn;nc
last. The fatal act was caused by the melancholy
produced by the suicide a short time since, of the
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IDlIN =. HURT.

n. H.. Instead 1850, only $40 will be charged
.or the season for mares that have been sent or may
be sent 10 Medley. J. >. HURT.
A., 90 Wy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16
{ Usatfel States EssArasNv

nR Samuel Parker. Botanic Physician.
- would respectfully infoso The sisissas II
Richmond, and the pubic generally, that bic
Office i. at the corner building south-east u
D. D. SLOAN HOT Ell, ~Asso
be would receive patients from amy ssctioo ogtAs
United States, and visit an families IN all eoa0
incident TO this climate. Patients afflicted with
blindness of long standing, cataracts and in6o-
NATION, may receive restoration by the aid ct
electric hnid, without painful operation. h
processes to remove cancers, scro!uls a. kiAG's
evil, salt rheum, asthma, gravel, dropsey, pikoA
and fever and agile, with medieated e3eeene
fuid. lIe has succeeded in healing pulosnasy,
acute, and chronic diseases, that ethse psac6
TONERS have snnou, ced incurahle. lie coooeisos
he can remove most Of the diseasns incident q
this climate by the blessing Of Heaven, msdius-
ted h1id and vegetable Redic,nas. 0Amoos
Parker would prescribe for consumptive and e
male complaints for any section Of the Unitea
States. and fatters himself that he can restose
nine c.ses ont Of ten, If his prescriptions ere
strictly followed. He administered 70 thru
hundred patients, last summer in twelve weeks
and lost but two. fIe has studied the practice
OF the old school. the reformed, and 10 scquaint-
ell WITH the practice Of celebrated botanists gen.
erally. He has expended more than cns thous-
and dollars in travelling in the United Stats
and exploring the fora Of North America. He
possesses respectable testimonials Of ddelity oNl
ability. Steaning not practiced.
SAMUEL PARKER
Third month lath. 1885. leti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
BOON STORE.

THE subscriber having purchased
the entire stock of the Richmond Book
store and made large additions to tie
already extensive collection, is now pre-
pared to furnish Merchants with all kinds
of School and Blank Books. on as favora
BILE terms as can be purchased IL Cincin-
matt. He Intends keeping general as
lsorttnen, of miscellaneous W oras, which,
vs. i'll be sold cheap; also, Stationary, Sur
Iveying Instruments. Superior Cutlery.
silver Pencils, Stee! Pens, Maps. Charts.
l2aAk Notes and Checks. Black Deeds,
i.iuled Paper. together with almost every
iarticl called for in a Store Of the kind
E. RI. BUCKLEY
N. B. The highest price paid for rags
delivered either at the Richmond Paper
Mill OF at his Store. E. H. 3.
Feb 6, 1875. ST.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16

IL ANiNG entered into co partn. rship IN
- the Coach making business. would res
pectful, inform their friends s. the public gen
orally. that they are now prepared 10 manufac-
ture Post Coaches, Coaches, Landaus, Dickey
seat aud PLAIN Btrouctes, Chsriotees, Phsetons,
Buggies, Suikies, Gig., Dearborns, plain car
iriages, &c. Having erected An establishment
suitable to the business, AMI having employ ell
a number OF good eastern wor kmeu, thew d,tter
themselves they will be able to finish work for
neatness and durability equal. if not superior,
10 any done in the western country. Those
wishing 10 purcha are invited TO cnll and 4
anime for themselves. Carriages repaired as
usual: Al orders thankful, received and
promptly attended to. Shop on the corner os
Nam and Frar kim streets, Richmond, indiaus
Ninth month 18th, 1885. 37-ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY 4 EARTHENyN ARE.

WILLS 4 BROTHERS, Importers Of
m I,,. ARE, CUTLERY, JAPANNtp and
'IH.i GOODS. also oil CHINA, GLASS
snu f.ARTHEN WARE, have constantly a.,
s"u' ~ Their store, No 2i5 Pear, street. tnear
"aIaen L'nr,) New York. an extensive assert.
~. o' Sa"is IN the ab,re lines. v hich the, cf.
=. ''r l'~e't Prices, Tor cash, or on the usual
lie Invoices oi Hardware and Crock
~! 'ece"e,i ey the late packets from Liv,r
large assortment Of Uares
y " winch arc of entirely new patterns.
""y selected with reference to III. st, les
h M hf the Southern, AMI the west, rn mar
ineir Crocksry Is OF the latest and most
= descriptions, from the best poste,Ie. in
49,. .hirc The qnaiity either ware is war
49,. "'rnor to none imported: asd the
n" Their black, brown. and punk, and
s, noas sh1des OF blue ware. - acknowl.
49, osJafges 10 he equal to any thing Of the
cfCs,' 'ern IN the states. Their assortment
lana and Glass ware i. also comple,e: and
80 int- ton 10 be nj all tunes supplied,
~" ta me most beautiful articles in the fancy a,
Nsr!c branch OF this line Great
|,o IN packing this ware, 80 that il will
:" any part of the Union.
Who viii favor W. 4 Il. with their or
49,. = "afd~are AMI Crockery, NAV depend
-. e execution Of them on the very hest
Their crt,'i; 10 "a f,vorabl as that al.
os any other Hoase in the u. States !.
-. "oe'ai discount is made for Cash and
2. .neir a.sostrnent vill be eomple..
we 18th o. February.
"e" ORR, Jan. J, 1886. LIP
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16
THE NEW YORK
Philosophical library.
EDITED BY II. ID. ROBINSON.

n UR friends will hear with pleasure
VUthat the increasing demand for the
PurIosopsMAL LIBRARY is now sufficient
To guarantee II continuance, and that
we have been enable to reduce each part,
containing - pages, To % cents. Sub
scribers " no have dr who may We: pay S.
in advance, will receive 26 hunters in
stead # IL. ~ formerly stated; wills, thost
paving s. 50. $50 ia advance, will b. en-
ttIed To- IL nu'nlers.
TIE O jet of'he Now York Ph';o.onhi
.sl I.ihrtrv ', to yFn'-,, w. ~ nc win
sac,en, agt tn, ,;ern ~ hrs. winch a,e
either out of print or not known il. this
country.
t.. post ~ for oh numt,er i. only .
cents. un Ter leo miles. and 5 cents over
tia, aisisnce.
Sub.ctlpnns will hc received ~ the
o'iice offha Free Eng 'ir"r and C"m~t.
ia Cha,L I'm street; hy j I'm Morris ~.
l6' Charham =, T., and 10y our gents thru
Out tue United States.
WORKS Published.
UHplhrcn's system ut nature, abridged
Darli>ie's add, e>stc men of science.
LawreNce- introductory lecture.
letters To- Eusen,a, ty Biron D'tlol-
bnch--par, !. md II.
Taliesrlnd's letter TO Pipe Plus. VII.
S.nragni, ~ The Rev. Rooert Taylor.
March 10. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16
REMOVAL.
DR.. SAMUEL PARKEs.

AS removed hie Office TO the 6rs.
dAbcorner building south, ast of D. D. aSoasaa
near the National Hotel. d.. SAnusi PAauss
treIs grateful for the benignan. smiles Of Heovuu
that have attended MS protests nal services aow
bis arrival He has administer TO moev ebaa
eight hundred patients, in eight nonths and -
but ,, they had been gwen owe. to die, oy ~
ItcsitE, furthermore h,s prescriptions VIEW oeI.
I-cted after prescribing. He has adnisis1sssd
to 10 IN Richmund-half the Iumbee aou0s
diseases and they are ali living D.. Pasler
designs, the Lori willing, TO ruake Richmosd hie
residence an would receive patterns 70 todd
from the adjacent towns rs ususl rrsuoiae
TREY ca receive great relief in one week. He
can refer TO large number IL patients n eAse
VICINITY, that had been unsnccessf1ily treated b.
otter practitioners, some for yean. u II srs So
enjoying the blessings Of health. Ir. p9re0
has had great success and experieoee J.. s-eaeinR
the Cholera. He has Cholers nedicsee fos eol0
that - harmless. II viii crate IN uss4ic -
two IN, rutes and in fifteen eva cnafs the bowels,
may be given to the weakest eonsskUtsoaD a
any OCCASION with s~fe,y, two portions o. e viii
remove tie fever and asu- Of ex months stasd-
inz-l can prove TINS in to~c. Paeies.fs N GagioG
under inhemities OF any kind, even u considsg0d
Incurab.e, would 20 well to call 90 d.. Ps kes.
PArrEsTs living at = distance can b tsAesd
BY specify ing the particulars Of their ~ -
other person. d.. Parker's representative hsso
bsen busiiy engaged, since his snivaI IN sussp.
ting TO repsoach his character o0d Aigbtea kis
patients. TO, the cake of the loavuD and Ga%s.,
Bot. feel tn forgive their FOLLY knowing 0s&
every man Dust Be rewarded aeeording % his
deed,, an willing that any aaa sbssh sslisss
su1esins honanity and intend to ssash - many
a. can 10 use the boonties aatufD hae psVvs3od
Gr 10 assist The suspension II nature.
n B. Dn- PAakRR vili raana.a - hsDe -
scnth days Of the vsek to seoonooieae q Go
rom q distance.
The rubiict hsmb3e sevsnA,
SAMUEL YARHR
S67ae nouti.. NH IS3S. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16
Gree trade and Izechanlcss
lights.

~ hi. subscribers having entered intC
Co. partnership under the hrn Of Swan
~ Carr, take pleasure In informing the
community that they have erected con-
mocIous Vi achine Shop,near the Rlc hmond
Foundry, u are nov ready to give prompt
attention to all orGers for CardIng and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or
any kind of machinery; as also for turning
either in God or iron of any description.
Having employed i,st rate wsrkmen. the y
with confdeece IN their ability and dis
positions to please their customers In quail
tiles and prices) ask patronage from =
generous public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
Richmond, .fuSust LIST. 1895. 30J
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16
DE. T.. GRIFFITH.

e aNINH located himself in the town
Of Richmond. offers his professional
services TO tie citizens Of the town and
snrronncln countr, From an experience
on eight years practice In the state ol
Mary iana, be f1atters hin self that lie will
&c aoie to give ample satisfaction to .hos G
VINO nay c!liIust hen selves To his care. He
therefore soiicits a share Of The patronage.
or QuaiiHcatlons. references may be had
TO res lH5onIais IN his own possessi n. He
may az All times be found at sir. Sioao's
National Hotel, except when on profes-
slonal business.
Richmond. Ia. March 18th 1888.