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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

Whereupon Mr. Coolidge was declared elected
and addressed The House as follows:
GrsrLrsss - receive with grateful sen'b'lhy ,hi.
appointment which it has been your pleasure to confer
should be doing injustice to myself were to say
% u, oe'ins 80 nsn ana Iesp2ns1'e trust, have by
Iova -, - ~ p ' uuy aoll,'! may oo supposed 10
tho good seens ITO n,eeni i nh isiRoE upon
no oo,,ona. - * II '',aI nihusehesN Of
kind consrnr,io" ~ m ,s %"a appeal Iof your
- ' - ,i '.plS " ""r ~, may DC guhV IN
some if NOT monv may No, ~. a 1a COMMIT
IooI T., ,o v CIV ty, 100 i'o"er put 'cohhnehay
i conan, 10 li If, o. llo course OF ON,
Gd nc ~ 49, sIa', Ion.s,'} enue'1f 70 pursue
LIN ~ % 49, ~ I nv Iauuo' uouo. snaii pe'
wiz p ny pressure 10 nave oeeh holDfea WIN The place
;puI Prua.y na' asslahou ms aGd shall also derive
im,icy vnr ,i 81 " ut o,' ny oeS eae'''o"s !"
q, ,oo,;o, NJ NJ, Wilma, H., u,,.o n.oooo-
" Wv '0 F''
ueu 10 tue elecuoh oI tiefk
A. L. Miner 1913
n n 'S;.t IN
:. 80 "'''"'
''a''c'I"sI ~
When 4. l.. Miner ESQ was declared TO be cleo.
tod
=, - =. =,
Mr. Dewey introduced resolution, directing the
Clerk TO furnish the House with certain oewspspers
-,
-Idld upon the lhuie.
Ga motion of Mr Tracy 500 copies of the d.
- :, y.
The House. Adjourned.
, .
"DA'' "''' ~
NJ. Nanser, Secretary to the Governor, appeared
in he Unuse and raod the c,lloviuy
MES GE:
Gettlemen ofhe Senate
and of The House Of RtpressllaVe.:
In, con,uni,, ,ose,s,, and c,ey,i,.o, the ,os.,,sf
self goye,nuen, Where ali move, and nnibo,,, ANIMAL,
s,n,,o cn, 'ba raoI ~, ,ho s.,al,''tai .''s,oi
,bn -, - M, r,I H. cna,ai - a-t..c,
L. y "'| ~ ~, ~ o, - ~ - ,I rn,.5o
sI,ti b." i,a, 60 ,rta 80, ,"J ,.,s...s ec,,,
o.aI w., 1872 ~ - y - Ill., H." ,b es,y aC
~ ~ a., 49, ~ y, 80 S . IA
~ Emp .'eH ny '' =. s 80 'Ie "a -
,ne , 1 oI ,o f,'"S s,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
Legislature Of Vermont.


THURSDAY, Oct. -.
Pursusu, 20 tie provisions II the new Consutu.
iiuu both Hoses me, 81 the capitol al Montpelier
stIo O'clock T.. w.
SENATE Arteesbly TO The provisions 81 the
the rev Constitution, lhe Senators elect. to the
number Of ihiHy Nhe whole tumber) assembled at
the Senate chamber 10 o'clock forenoon aud pro
ceedod 70 orrau,ae by thc appointment OF the
Hon. T.. y. briggs, Putsidont pro. tea.
RuBT flERPONT, See. pro. ten.
When he Senators presented tbcir credentials anG
took ihc oath u O..ice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

be avoided cannot Aut .s-sc,t ~. -
ht leet foe' th' Nc NAY urscf haze 60 co-sai sb H.
sub,ities sud PcrplcXtcs " tho Pc, ..as 49, - .es
p'cs,iercd questions Thcso seen g. A,,s - -,
Parliament nth r'r~ " ssoi3ips ilc s,t c,,s.,.s "
some sishotn AID uahpndlng rrsulatisn. r,.,,c..l
PorA'e' 10 ne rules Of Prnrecdass Tasfc aat d. ma
learning and Ingenuity 10 thcsc qscsties.. .,, -, ~"
mon legislature scqualg rcmo'rd ou, AID prso,,,, ~
'pch p'oeeedess aud The ahlny occe L. ,vor,h,ss
item. 'P'eneAa
ton between the Senate ahi House 81 Rsrr.,ss
"i be necessary hAt yout eaty a,tenuoa oua b. eve.
TO the construction 81 system Of in,tt ,gies a. M
ihcN VIII be indmpcasabc To the ropct ts,hatre q,
Gus and tmPaFisn, dUtts TNes be the i,tt a., ,
bth Houses and care should be- taken t1 prevent ec,
ctlcr 30 uoit construction, sahrcqut4t n,
The Just rights Teach House .houd he c.tr1, pus,l
snd 40 uncue advantage sought OF accepted b, -the,
lhrsc niiatory sicps having been taken YOU viii L,,,
gentlemen 40 extensive fold Of abor bcftc You n,,,
The dhgent employment q umc aud ne stcrrts. n
tgnt best talents wuh far prospect of u,siulnoss t~
afford ne pleasure ever To- cooperate With YOU g ,ueh
manner a. Of possible 10 Eighteen your labo. 10 scene INN
The public Just appreciation OF hrr Na'ac b. thai va,
may secure al The reward you wr either seek or accept
The lppfooaiion oi your custIiuoats,
On motion u Mr. Hammond. the Senate pro.
cccdcd To ballot for secretary The ballots being
sorted and counted II appeared that
NORMAN WILLIAMS
was elected Secretary ~ The Seaale.
HOUSE. Mr. Joseph pancan Of Dimmer,,on
AID Alexander l.. TNilIch, of Bruwnnrtun. appca.
red and took their SEALS
Ca motion OF Mr Sergeant. rcsolyed that boz.
Houses meet 10 joint convention this afternoon AZ
4 o'clock 10 receive tie report Of tie cauyassinp
committee ; passed.
Mr. Foot in.5odocoia resolution ,hat tlc spso.
kcr appoint reporter To tumsh each OF the pol.
zeal papera IN Montpelier with reports Of tie debate.
and proceedings OF the House and that such TO-
porter receive So per day laid upon the table
Mr. Brewster introduced resolu,lon, directing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18

For Gopeihor.
SlLAS II. JENNlSON 2O.l7l elected.
Wm c. Bradley, 1924
Scattering 35
For LicN. Gorrnor.
DAVID NJ. CAMP, 20023 cleo Cd
John S. Petibone, Is 0s7
Scattering 81
For TreGsurG.
AUGUSTINE CLARK, 20 1873 elected.
Charles Cleayes, l50I8
Scattering IL
Whereof proclamation was duly made aud the
Joint committee dissolved.
On motion Of Mr. Foot, the House proceeded 10
The election of Speaker
Hon. Mr. Coolidge 1877
Smith II
Scattering
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
6 lI o e. T. lI I T. y:
Rich ~ 0ssSs Seust se>vsw.

THE winter session Of this institution COM
mencea the 18th Oct. I, has now been in opcr
alton f0r nearly two years. From the number Of
students that have entered this Gall, and the pros
pect Of large addition during the winter arrange.
ments have been made to obtain competent assis-
iants, az soon as il may be necessary. II is de-
signed to have two departments, male and female.
The school will be divided into three classes, jun
Tor, middle, and senior. To complete the full
course each will require year. 1t 10 expected,
that the school will be furnished this winter with a
chemical and philosophical apparatus sufficient 10
make all the experiments necessary to enable the
.'u'cn' fully to understand some Of tie most useful
branches Of u gont English education.
THE E,ih,w,ng will embrace some If the branche.
IN the course Of study:
Or,noc'sphy. Reading. Penmanship, English
Grammar. Geography ws,h the use of the globes
H'-,"y. G mp vsi'".n. Chemistry. Botany, Natural
Mental AID Moral Philosophy, Mathematics, A
u,lma,ick anslyiica'l,, Asebrh, Geometry. Trig,'
non''ry. Nav,g ton, Surveying, SC. Ancient ant
Modern Languages. Nome will be admitted for
s!,nr,er period than half SESSION. Session went
two weeks. Terms Of tuition made known by ap
plying to the principal.
w. McGOOKlN, A. B.
| Nov. Cd. 1856. A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
l.U m n f n /.

HE public are hereby notified that Isaac b m
net, Joshua Harvey and Levi Kcerans, did, the
18th day Of August last, into c"partne rship
trade in the above article, under the name and
by the stvle Of Bennett f. Co. at the yard former
iy Of A. Crimes f. Co, in the the town Of Richmond
where all kinds Of lumber will be bought and sold
as formerly.
Wanted Immediately, oak, ash, and poplar floor
ing of any convenient length. Also, half inch.
three quarter, inch, and Inch and quarter wide
boards (pop'ar); inch and half and two inch plank
Of the same three quarter inch, inch and half and
two inch oak boards and plank; also poplar joi-t=
from Is to 25 feet long, p by 6. 7, 8, Q. and 10;
oak d." same length - by and 10; oak posts fo'
fencing by at bottom, and 4 by 2 at top, feet
l'ng, also Of a larger size, by at bottom. and
by at top. sane lengths poplar fencing thick, ant
I" inches wide, from IL to l6 feet long; like
wise poplar misunderstanding of any common length
! inch thick. and Z to inches vide; and in genera
Ill kinds of lumber in common use. All the abov,
to he square edged. J. BENNETT, 4 Co.
I Richmond, Nov 5th, 1886. 44-3mo.*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
New Goods! New Goods
HENRY j. PYLE.

Having purchased the store formerly kept b,
Alexander Stokes. northeast corner of Min and
Peay street, would call the attention Of his friend.
aud the public 10 the stock Of new goods Just re
ceived from the eaet, consisting Of the following
SsRY GOODS:
Black, blue. 6rab, mixed and green eloths, black
blue. drab, green, mixed, PLAID, striped and other
varieties Of cassimeres; plaid. striped and every
other kind Of sstinets; silks. linens, lawns,
Inns bleached and brown, merinoes. circassiaus,
bombazines and bombaxetts; bed ticklngs and a
large and beautiful assortment OF calicoes and
ginghams, ribbons Of every description; fur caps,
fine and low priced jaconet aud multi nuslins, and
ready made clothing, candie-wick, &c.
ALSO
An extensive assortment Of
HARDWARE.
c. insisting of table, pei and pocket, xnlves, tea and
table spoons butt hingee, screws, tacks, nails brads
skates. horse cards. curry combs, selves, &c.
CROCKERY AND QUEENSWARE
OF all kinds.
TEAS, 9M 9 ars, CoMee, stare h
Powder f Shot,
PERCUSSION CAPS, LEAD, &c.
A large assortmeutor
= III @ ES.
The above mentioned goods will be sold at In,
lowest cash prices: all kinds Of country produce
taken in exchange, for the same:
Nov. 10Th, 1856. 45,r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
GUM ELASTIC PASTE:

The excellept quality Gf this article in tender
ing Shoes and Boots impervous to water, thereby
the serious Inconvenience, and conse-
quent diseases, originating from wet feel, has made
1t an object worthy the attention of persons in every
station in life. Two or three applications in the
course of as many months will render lea,het, how
ever much exposed to wet and cold, entirely water
Proof besides improving the wear. One box is suffi
cient for two pair Of boots Price twenty five cents
Sold by IRWIN REED, Richmond, la.
Oct. 22I 1886. AZ #
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
A BARGAIN!
O. MOONEY, OF ROSSVILLE; OHIO.

HAVING in contemplation a change Of hs
present business. 10 the public that he
has to the amount Of 81 500 or 1000 in value of
Liquors, comprising general resentment of first
rate quality, all purchased in New York in large
lots, with the exception Of tho domestic; which lie
offers at anv time Between this and April next, in
lots to suit purchasers, at prime COST with addi-
ton Of carnage. Those who have cash to pay for
this article will find it much 10 their interest, IL
give him a call previous to purchasing elsewhere.
N B. He will still continue 10 supply his Gus
toners and others who wish to purchase a ere
dit, at his usual reduced prices. o. MOONEY
Rossville Oct. 20, 1886. AZ 3m*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
PAY UP!
44-tf

The subscriber Icing under the necessity Of call
ing upon his customers to settle mp their accounts
md noies due, would earneatly solicit immediate
attention to the same, by which future indulgence
may he given, bo: for the present J Hr<f lave
CASH. IRWIN REED.
P g. Those who know themselves To he in
lel,sed Tor ssnn ssms would save considerable trou
Ne and exprnce hy settling the same without fur,h
= n"tice, as ! Cannot Myself wait upon them.
I.R.
Richmond, vn9 Nov. 1o, 1896. 45tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DIANA JOU IL II A IL .

E1AuD Of the Indiana journal respectfully
hkpuaEc that they ces;gn furnishing their
sRsden With . iuIl and accurate sketch Of
us6sgs a the General Assembly during
aeaiag session. The journal will be pub
No sc~k. - usual. during the session,
faes pysble in advance. TIN. price to reg
sAxnhsss will he the sumo as herei,f''rr,
daW 81 81 num,y-'s, in advance, or three
sHthe expiration of the term The former
waSssu b. fund n,ucb To the interest Of
rnes.
hJswsal hrs 10 depend exclusively upon
ssCsof tie people f"r its support. 4" -
Am0e ~ whom this Prospectus i tor, at
HeW Il ~ free circul ti"n as pnssihie.
seang 10 subscribe will please fTward
- = - by the commencement Of the
.sass ,has ihey ray be supplied with the
osn. The utmost care will be taken IL
s'ssss papess according to'he direction
DOUGLASS T. NOEL.
AxAloln, Or. lS:3t;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

The partnership heretofore existing between
s. B. STANTON & H. s. HAMILTON,
are BY mutual c"Dseni this day dissolved. All
persons h.vin2 claims against us hereby
Informed that are ready to pay them, and those
indeb,ed are requested, once for all, to come
forward and cluse their accounts. The bOOks will
be found at the old stand where settlement will be
made by either party.
The business will be continued by II s. HAM
lLTON. lie has now ON hand ami intends keeping
a general assortment Of d cots 4 = D Oe {
which hs Offers 10 the public on ~ good terms ID
they can he procured elsewhere.
Richmond, Nov. 5. 1880. ATT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing
his friends and the public IN general, that he haa
located himself in Richmond, in which and the VI
cini,y, he proposes practising medicine on true
Thomsonian principles. And from his oppostuni
ties Of acquiring theoretical and PRACTICAL iofosma
,,on, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
In the denta: department, be will wait on females
at their own Dwellings If required.
n B. Opesstions on the teeth warranted vel!
done. He may be found by calling ut Jesse Idens
Front Street opposite Friends meeting house
EDWARDS SGNGLEY.
a., 1Qd le36. 42Smo.~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
BOOTS and SHOES.

A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT of thcs B,,ots
and Shoes at Wholesale and Retail. at the Shoe
Store opposite the Bank, Richmond, Indlana.
HI. 8. HAMILTON.
Nov. l2, 1885. 44-tf
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned have
taken letters Of on the estate Ol
jaw WAT<oN, deceased, late Of Randolah county,
Indiana. All persons indebted To said estate arc
requested To make immediate payment, and al
those having claims against said estate notified
to resent them, duly authenticated Tor settlement
within one year from this date. This estate j.
supposed be solvent.
ROBERT WATSON, Admit
September 2Oth, 1885, 45-3;~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale on Saturday the 10th
Of December, 1885. at the public house Of William
Grimes. in Boston, Wayne county, Ind, one Eight
day Brass Clock, one pair Of Bedsteass and some
good articles Of bed ling. the personal property
DR.. VIM L. Wesler. deceased, late Of New Boston
Wayne county, Ind. Sale Ct one o'clock on SAID
day and attic ndance given hv
THOMAS WESLER, ADM.
November 10, 1886. 463t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
I. u, lsas

w SALE Of the real estate Of
'saAC PARkE ;, deceased, will take place
18th day Of December, 1895, IN
~ idllssOsoush, Wayne county, Indiana,
tnes II I'D and 4 O'Clock on said day :
@leet 10 the widows dDwer. Terms
sa paid IN hand, the balance in six and
4 shs purchaser giving mite with up
JOSEPH Al. FRAME,
iOS0.-4e3s Adm'r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
Tiger Loose.

~ .seeb'ed 10 isaac Jackson will tax.
~ looks are left in she hands of VII.
G, Gs collection, and they arc re-
1ss'e their aceounss with him either b,
scy N eivin: their no,es hef"se w.
~ Ueeemher n-xs Th"sc who neslec
10y have sopry e"s,s
WILLIAM COX. Up.
ssco. 4S-9s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
Mr.. st. Victor,

|ing lnlorm. the citizens ii Richmond tina:
~ ed wonderful experiments Of Nat.
bnog6c will take place THIS EVENING
(l1A.usd Hotel, commencing at halt past
II RSs particulars see bills.
Nh, 90sh Nov. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
NOTICE.

NOllCE.
The undersigned having taken fion the Wayne
county Prola te Court, letters Of administration on
the estate Of
DOCT. WI LIAM L. WESLER.
deceased, late of New Boston, Wayne county, Ind
all those indebted to said estate requested L.
make immediate pay ment, and those having claims
against said estate ~ present them duly au;hent
Gated within one from this date. The estate
is solvent. THOMAS WESLER, Admir-
Nov. 10, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
CAUTION.

~ susvice or abc ~ scsihes on the night
~. bousd gill, osmed Louisa Nelson,
~ IS yess.; no expenses On her account
I.abs me after this date.
OWEN SEANY.
LAtnaR- 47-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

CONS1ScIEG IN PART OF THE FOLLOWING:
Blue. black, brown, olive: dablia, claret, green.
drab, and mixed super and common cloths: blue.
brown, drab, lavender and buckskin cassimeres
blue. brown. olive, drab, green, check and striped
sattisets: black lasting, princetta, beaverteen and
constitution cords red, white, scarlet and green
6anseIs: rose. whitney and saddle blankets and
10 ed bookings: red, brown, green and blue can
ton haonels: black red green and drab tabby vel
vet. black and colored silks and levantines. 6gur-
ed sIlks gro de naples, and India sarsnets: blue,
yellow, green, red and white noFeoces: blue, brown,
crimson, purple, and black merinoes figured and
printed anerinoes: bombazines and bombazetts:
circassians gingLans, and colod. muslins: twiiled
and plain calicoes, q great variety: silk. swans-
down, DerseIlles and valeota vesti0gs: figured aud
plain book jackoDet, and swiss musli0s: csmbsic
and null msslins and bobbiosts: bobbinst. grecia-
net. cotton and thread edgiegs and laces silk. cash
mere. merino, scotch and cotton shawis: silk
prsssian, damask, merino, hermann and cotton
handkerchiefs: worsted, pelreans, comforts, bob
bioets and blond wells: Irish linens and bleached
brown muslins: black and colOred worsted and
cotton hose lambs wool and cotton hal. hose; men,
stocks, snspeDders, linen b0soms and collars: Rus
sia towsllng and linen and cotton diaper: ribbons
ferfetings and worsted and cotton bindings: me0's
buckski0. beaver, worsted and elk gloves: women'
kid, beaver, sIkIined and fur top gloves: legho,
tuscan, cottage and satin mixed bonnets: mis-.
duns,abl and shaker bonncts wos. lasting, seal
and leather boots and shoes: men's coarse and 6ns
boots and shoes: looking glasses, bread trays emo
cotton umbrellas: figured and plain parasos: Rus
STA calf and morocco pocket books; mems Dutri:
and seal caps; boys seal and fur caps. drovers
gig End Wagon whips.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
NOTICE.
Quarterly Meeting of the

y. "A = . Quarterly Meeting Of the
~ Mr. AsDC,ATIoN OF KICHxoND,''
I, - Rssfsg Room in the third story
? V;sgIs brick building, on the 5tfl
k.kerSezt. The members are respec'
rfcssi y attend.
CALEB CLARK, Pres.
Rsee. Sec.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
AzArolA Or, 1886.
DM1N1STRATOR'S SALE.

AOALNJSTRATOR'S SALE.
SSssM q Public Sale. ut the late residence
~ NEWTON, of WAYNE county. Flank
as'ass, the following pr"p-rtv,-
800, OAss, and Hay. the pc"perty IL
anss, deceased. Sale to commence at
=. Terms made k..own ON the day Of
! w. B. SCHENCk.
y 10. AO-St
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
TO FARMERS:

TO FARMERS.
WANTED, large qua atty of WHITE GOOSE
QUILLS. A good price will be given for themby
ISAAC b. SOUFFRAIN, at his Chair Manufacto-
~, at the northwest corner of Front aud Main
Richmond, Oct. %. 1886. 4S-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
b q q k -.

Bibles, Testaments, and a great variety suita
BILE for schools;
STATES, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONRY
N.1TTERS 1RI.HgI.NcGS;
Tips. sides, leather, bindings, btndi"g buckles
With general assortment Of Quecnsware
Glassware, Dye Stuffs, Drugs and Medicine
6 R o e. Z: aR les:
COFFEE, TEAS AND SPICES.
Also a large assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery, Nails. Shovels, Spades, Andirons
Shovels and longs, Sleeves, &c. &c.
The above described stock Of goods comprise.
almost every variety usually kept in village stores
they were selected with great care in the eastern
market, and he fatters himself they prcsen. a:
public to call and ex anime for themselves.
Richmond, Nov. 9Th. 1896. 43-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
BLEEDING,
CUPPING, AND TOOTH-DRAWINC,
Nv JOhm SO0ffrAi0,

Who solcits share Of patronage from the pubic
and will be prepared to wait on them at their on q
homes, OF at his, Franklin street, door above
Main street on the east side.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26


80. e1ated. IN recent paragraph,
- iesoaiched by the president
y Sesaics 70 Texas, with instruc-
! ss mfesmation in respect to the
q a;esSy condition Of that coun-
~ ~ and made 4 report, confor-
i ous, with the well known
I@.evs Of the president on the
= a. .ow odd that we received ad-
s-ea;ou on the subject, and are
- the public that the report
.ra favorable character, exh'bs-
~ capable Of discharging the du-
- The obligations Of an indie
~t;me. Texas has elected pres
,sv Congress, with great una
1rder; and the question being sub
seocle 1t the polls, whether they
re1atjon to the United States,
Il was decided almost un-
- she Affirmative.
therefore, almost certain that a
E.1l be made ut the ensuing ses.
|; s.ssess, to procure the acknowI'
Yke Independence Of Texas ny
-sat-to establish with it dipIO'
~ eemnerci.l relations, and TO set
s.r.n;aaries for its admission into
- Uaion.--(Sunday Morning
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

y Wqses' the customers Of the house, and
u eaeraIly To call and examine their stot X
y ommands"g 10 anv other in the place,
Y - psepased 10 give n good bargains as
)nh ihs western country.
I'D country produce taken IN exchange
y. BENJAMIN STRATrAN,
JESSE MEEK.
d 7lpSe Indebted Ia Is. Stra,tan are earnest
M to make immediate settlement, az his
Imeemen,s will admit Of but short indul-
RS.
I'D, Nov 36, 1896. Aft