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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

ExTREmEs.-.4necdotes of John JACOB
.7sior and a LOcfer.-No.long ago, Mt.
Aslor.. ,ransacting some business al one
of The banks in Wall Street, got INTO
conversation abou, wealth, conlentmen'
trade, trouble, &c. /" WE'LL" said MI
Astor, 81 have come 10 dis conclusion
man may ash well be con.en. wit love
hunder tousand dollar ash Try TO oe
rish." Not long since, a person brouen'
up al the Police, was examined" sm
independent" said he.-" How Inoe>
pendent" /" Independent in my clrcum.
stances-l'm rich" a. You are'--wha.
are you WORTH" ~ have new Goa.
and pantaloons--three shirts--and hi'esn
dollars in hard money; ] don't care |.
snuff for nobody" With this, the loals i
pu, his piece Of hat on his beaa' s"'
walked OF. Jack Reeve 10 The ille.
N. J. Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

india RnJJer ffbric.--A discovery
has been recently male by Nc. Charles
G"udyear. BY which India Rabber. after
having been dissolved. eau be- resInrrd.
by cheap process. In its original white
ness. aud the pure gun formed iHI0 a
fabric To be used lasItad of cloth. leather
or parchment. and can be moulded into
almost any from. and can also be combin.
ed IN variety Of wass with c.ogh. eori
age or lealher. Being frs! made whse.
il admits of every shade Of co!or work ed
IN, and is a. durable as the rubb-r itself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

suggest q caution against he hasiy a60P-
lion Of the Recommendations Of The mes
sage. To adopithem. wauld be o change
for he worse he position which ne nov
occupy ia this unfortunate controversy.
and lead. | fear. directly 10 war We are
told thai French Hset has l.een sent 10
the West Indies. which has heen enhsi-
dered q 4 mensee. with The intention Of
frightening rs into hssiy measures. The
French Government itself has said. in is
Official journal. ihat II seis On the defen-
sire. and that there Is no legitimate cause
Of var between the lwo countries. We
would not be justified, with these des-la-
ralinns. connected with the eireumsian
ces Of the case. were we 10 regard the
sending the fleet as menace. We must
not forget lhal We 10 this controversy are.
rs nv colleague said the other day in de
bate, the plaintiffs and France the defend-
AMI. II there must be war. Il must come
from u. not France. Shehas neill,er mo-
tive nor cause 10 make var. As We. then.
must declare the war, IL Is not strange
that Franer. after what has passed. should
prepare for he worst; aud such prepara-
lion ought fairly In h. considered, MT as
a menace, bu. as precautionary measure
resulting lrnm our own acts. BuI Should
We in turn commence arming. il must be
followed on the part Of France with IN.
creased preparation. and again ON ours
with corresponding increase. Iill. al
length. the pride and passions ofboih par
ties would be so wrought up as 10 bursI
"ut to open vIulrnee.
l have (said Mr.. Calhoun) thus freely
expressed my aPIninn upon this inp0r-
ianr subject. feeling a deep conviction
that neither Justice, honor, nur necessity
impel 10 arms: aud that war With France
al all tines, and mure especially at the
present, would be AIMING The greatest Ca
lamilies thai could belall line country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

Remarkable Circumsiances.- Upon
the trial 10y court maIliaD Of captain
Seymour and the officers Of H.B. Msjes-
TVS frigaie Challenger, for the loss ofihat
ship near The port Of Conception. on the
coast of Chill. The extraordinary fact was
given in evidence tina, the late earthquakes
on that coast have transformed wha. was
previously acuuen, Of two miles an hour
10 The norlhward, into q current Of i've
miles an hour to the southwark, and lha!
the soundings along the whole coast have
been materially changed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

Baltimore Riofers.-Nine Of the per.
s"ns convicted Of participating in The riot,
and burnings Of August LAST. have been
sentenced IN fine snd Imprisonment
three Of them To a fine Of $500 each. 10
fur years imprisvnmens. anu, n me sI'
pIrsiIon thereof, To enter into approved
recognizances for $1,000 each. to keep
the peace for 10 monlhs-,he other siI
to ore half Of the above fine. imprisOn.
meni, and recognizance
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

DuelliRg.-A bill has been introduced
into the legislature Of Louisiana. which,
npassed into Law, viii efeciually pre-
vent dneIling in that stale fnr The future.
Among the provisions 81 the bill are The
iollOwlng:-
This bin guarantees 10 The creditors Of
The deceased. killed in duel, full pay
menI from the property Of Tie surviving
party and right 10 sue Tor The same. In
case Of injury sustained in body. whereby
the party Is unable 10 labor for bis, or his
iamily's support. or 10 make good al
legal demands against himself incurred
before or ailer said injury, The party in.
juring shall be compelled 10 support The
party injured and his family. and 10 make
good al The hazard of the laws displea
sure any demand Tor The same-shaIi for.
felt 10 the nearest surviving relative the
sum Of - thousand dollars. aud should
they fail tn claim for one year. the claim
shall be- legal in the hand af the next ell
desl relative. That lhe evidence If The
dying party is good and legal with re-
gard ~ all claims against himself. and
The iesumony Of his second valid and
placed beyond impeachment, for what
ever evidence he may under other cir
cumsianres have given. Which bill WAS
read the first time aud ordered To he
printed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

Importation Of Blood Horses.
gratifying feature in the public spirit Of
our agriculturis.s and planters at the pre-.
sen, time. is the very judicious plan they
are pursuing, Of importing from Europe
and especially from England, the best
breed of her cattle and horses. The
best breeds Of European population set
tied this country, and have made il re-
public; To carry gu, the principle, we
must import their best breeds Of live
stock and every thing else they have va
luable, whether il be this OF machinery
in the useful arts. The Kentucky, Ohio,
farmers ol late. have done much 10 intro
dure the Durham OK. Other states, as
New York and Massachusetts, have gone
largely into the Alderny COW, the Bake
well sheep, the Devonshire Cstlle, The
Berkshire Pig, and those Of Saxony and
Spain. Breeds Of the bes, poultry, as
the Muscoyey Duck and the Chinese
Geese. have long been known in our
country. In the Southern States the pas
sion turns on fine horses, the mobiles. Of
all animals. Recently DR.. A. L. B. Me
rits, Of Greensville, Virginia, associated
with other gentlemen, have imported by
the Caledonia, Brander, at Petersburg,
fourteen blood horses Of very superior
quality. ". Fork Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.

fIO'n the ~ eaonIg fHeinisn.
4 jus, appreciation Of It's strength by
a party. is even mure essential 10 victory
Than II is in personal contests. A party
which Sees or imasines. in its opponents
an oyershadowIng power. against which
us efinrls will in all Likelihood br vain.
will inevitably be deficient in that zeal
aud energy. far the want oi which major.
iiies are sometimes oyerlhrown nv mIrrl-
or numbers. better disciplined and in
the habit Of aserranng their strength.
We have never. al any time. known
stronger or more general delnsinn than
al present exists IN The public mind in re-.
ference 10 the approaching presidential
election; and il is consequently impcr-
tant that these erroneous assumptions up
OH which the delusion is founded should
be exposed. and the Anu Van Buren, par
~ thereby inspired with that proper con-
fijence in their strength. which is alone
necessary. n they will act with concert
III the several states. to secure the de-
Feat Of the Presidents favorile and nun.
lnee. To aid in placing this matter 10 a
proper light. we beg leave to submit a
calculation Of the probable vote. in the
Electoral Colleges. IN the event. winch
now seems probable. THAI there will he
fnur candidates. VIZ: White. Harrison.
Webster and Van Buren,:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

.7nothsr PrJset.-A correspondence
the Norfolk Beacon. wrilIng from Eden
ton states. that =" project is on foOl for
constructing a Rail Road IRON Norfolk
10 Charleston, s. G." He sketches The
route, aud states that the only stream Of
consequence to impede the rwgress Of
this road, would be the Ssnlee river,
which. from us great depth, would have
10 be crossed BY Steamboats,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

4 new census of the state Of Illinois
has reren.ly heen lskeh, the details Of
which have no, yet been received, bu,
the aggregate population is found 10 be
about 275, 1000, or a gain ofll7.i25. near.
Iy rs per cent. iu five years! THIS -four.
ishIng state has entirely grown up within
lhiriy.iive years. the population in lsCs
being only 2l5.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

Far SpiWliag.--A letter from Lilley.
france says A great establishment
is nov erecting in this city. Il is in.
tended for spinning FAX BY machinery
Thus the great problem is solved. for
which the Emperur Napoleon of, red a
reward of million o. francs. aud we
shalt INV enter into coldprliion wiIh
The English, who eagerly buy up oil the
flax of the Country"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

The GAINESVILLE Gazelle (0hio) states.
that Nathan Sharp. the head Of he Shs,
her establishment near Lebanon. has d,
Ken one Of the Sisters 10 wife, and de-
esmped with 100000 dollars belonging
10 the community. II j. also said Ina.
be had morigaged The Shaker properly
In the Trust Company a Clncinnali, and
that law suit would grow GU. Of The
uanssciicR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05
From The y. o True Aneriean Il he al !.
FROM TEXAS

|.
FROM TEXAS.
Gen. Mehia arrived in hi. cine 5.
Saturday. rum Brszoria. Texas: "a =
The same day in Tie Texan sesseI :
var. Liberty, arrived Col. s. Aus,;.
Ten. Wharton. and Others Or he ny,
IS delegation 70 The United States. IT..
ohjeci Is. ne believe. 10 procure arm.
ammunition, provisions and sOlun,eer.
Meetings have been called ii dife,...
parts oI Texas 10 discuss The ptun,;s,.
Of an immediate declaration Of inde,snd
ence.
-Four hundred volunteers arrived INN
ihr United States during lhe WEEK ses
ing 23d Dec. and numbers sell ,rmsa
continued 10 pour in.
Ii is stated positively that he Texan,
have taken San Antonio. Gen. Cos an.
rendered after The loss of 300 men killed
The Texans Loaf only 4 men, amor,
whom was Col. Milan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

II will be seen from the above calcu>
lation (,he probabilities Of which. in favor
Of either candidate, we do not think are
mlss,atej,) that there will be no election
by the people. and tina, the constitutional
alternative, Of a chuIre from the three
highest candidates, by the House Of Re-
representatives., must follow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

alive with emigIanls from tke Pa, 4
IN he space q 90 ho1rs ! - 500 -,
gers arrived ihere-lhe public hou,e,- \.
hlied 10 ossrfosihg-merehsn,s -
mechanics are 0serTun with bus;,.s
buildings are going up in every cu.,,..
hundreds IL new edsfces ~ r,os; -
and me farmers also IN The surroung,,.
Country are blessed viii bOunlsous ~.
vests.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

A grea. Diorsma View Of The late ca.
lamiinus fire Al New York has been
painted. and is now exhibiting in Phlla.
jelphia. This, together With NesIs
splendid painting of the Destruction Of
Jerusalem. forms an attractive exhibi.
lion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

in every ding The rule is inFsriable. II
q print intends 10 bolI from de usck. and
exercise is eonscience By gentle moi.
! military calculation must be made - %
ihe lnss Of men which me operation in
Wolves. Such are Ihe facts. The reme-
dies. If there are any, are lefi 10 wiser
heads Than ours. The effects Of the evil
is evident. The community l. divided
eienally into lwo sniagonising machines;
thought Is checked. prejudice engender.
ed. and a mere miserable partnership
Perpensled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

LOng.rity.-An old negro msntssd
in Norfolk. Va. an the I'd inst. at theSd.
vsnced age Of one hundred and traaiy
yedrS.--He was an African by birth, bul
had resided in Norfolk for 95 yeas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

81. Louis, Missouri. is represented by
the Republican TO be in a most prosper
Gus conditioD-thronged with strangers
and traders from the Rocky Mountains,
Santa Fs aud New 9rleass--,he valIsH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

Two Captains Of steamers on the
Thames. England. were recently COM
United tn Newga,e for manslaugh,er, in
consequence nj having run down vessels
whereby several persons were drowned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

Buffalo, (Ne,O Fork. (-According to
the Buffalo Republican, tract Of land
was recently sold in that place for two
millions Of dallars, which was purchas ed
during the late war for S40-or rather
for forty dollars worth OF candles! Quite
nice little speculation this.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-05

A counuyman came to one Of : our II % p
tells and wrote his name, dading 7. VI
8. F. @. Here was Tile. Fray"
dear sir asked bystander. 'whatdo w..
letters stand lor!' Stand forl why 'ns, !;
my ,i,lep Yes sir; bus what is your J
nmmn2yhv. Professional Psalmody ""'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

ON hand lOO, 900, mostly Of the first quail.
itv and laid in for cash, which we will sell
ON pleasing terms.
hrWANTED IMMEDIATELY, any
quantity Of poplar and ash flooring, usual!
thickness and width; weatherboardng,and
3 4 inch PANEL boards II inches wide II
upwards; also IL aid g inch plank, any
width, inch and inch and quarter wide
lbc.rds-all except the ash flooring to be
good yellow poplar, and square edged
Scantlng not less than IL feet long, from
| 3 by A to 6 BY 6, and many intermediate
sizes, especial, 4 by4, 5 by 5. &c
Jo,s,s, poplar, oak and sycamore, from 10
to 20 feet long. 81 by 6, and intermediate
sizes up to 3 by 10, all which will lie ac-
counted for by board measure.
| Sawyers and others will ind It to thelf
interest to furnish the above articles. Of
any part Of them-seeing they will not b
suffered to go ava, without ''the root OF al
levil."
:! Richnaod. March 18th, 1896. AZ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

FOR SALE.

tVHE sUbscTIbeT oilers fOT saio "rs '1y
= valuable tavern stand in CharIottsv'"e'
Hancock county, Indiana, situate on 'ne Cum,
be,land Road. Also his farm adjoining said
town, of l6O acres Of the very first rate bottom
lind on Six mile creek. Of which about oo q,
ss.s ore in a good state Of cultivation, with ot
leasing apple trees, 40 small peach trees, ano
= acres OF timothy meadow. He also offers 'o'
ssIe 20 acres Of timber land, situated LIZ mile
south Of MjlIer's saw mill on NameIese creek
IN mid county. Also six town lots IN sa'd town
Asy person Wishing to situate himself WITH
6svl rate tavern stend and farm will not DC dis
appointed IN the description here given' ant
Who viii do we'll to examiWe the premises.
Tesns made known on application to the sue
sesibes On the premises.
April 9sh, 1886 HIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
ANORDINANCE, amendatory to

ANORDINANCE, amendatory to-
an ..Ordinance, regulating Markets and
Market-days, IN the Boro' Of Richmond"
Spcr1ox 1. Be it ordained BY the Bur-
eesses & Borough Council ofthe Borough
II Richmond, that Market hours shall close
at 9 O'Clock from the LIST Of April until the
lst of October, and at 10 O'Clock from the
lst Of October until the lst Of April.
Sec. I'd. So much Of said ordinance, as
regards the close Of Market hours, 10 here
lby repealed.
Sec. Sd. No person shall be permitted
to purchase marketing during market hours
for the purpose Of selling the same again,
under the same penalty attached to a vio-
la,lon of any Of the provisions o. said ord'-
nance.
Passed April 5th, 1896.
FRANCIS KING, Boro' Clerk.
| April 9.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

Horseshoe Robinson. etc =, William Z. Bn0on'
ESQ. Philadelphia, George Lunt. Mass, Key. n.
j. Whitehouse. ID. D., Edward 5: Gould, 1sen-
Vile Melien, Esq, Mrs. Emma Z. Emoury, rev
3 s. Canned. Boston, Rev r. Reasley, d: D.,
New Jersey, jaime. Brooks. ESQ; Maine, Miss
H. F. Gould, Rev w. B. o. Peabody, Charise
West Thompson, Mira X. A. Ware Eros !.
Throop Martin,
and many other writer's, whose contr'ou-
tons to the Quarterly Reviews, aud other
eminent publications. have wo" deserved
|encomiums. The foregoing facts, in reia-
ltion to this Magazine, since it came INTO
the hands Of its present Proprietors, are
civcn, not in a vain or Boosting spirit, but
!! to show the course which is intended to De
pursued, and the means which are at com
mand to effect the fulfilment OF the prom
I Use assumed by the work, and SO LIBERAL,
commended by the public.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
INT ERES T / n G.,
To those who wish to improve their
TOOK.

The noted horse, Moxkv CHANeEa,
owned by Maxwell and Conweii. which
stood in Richmond last season, and Kept
by Daniel Clark, will stand the present
season at the stable Of Thomas Maxwell,
A mile, south east of Liberty, Union co.
Indiana. $40 the insurance. He Va. sired
by old Bertrand of Ny. aud he BY Sir Ar
chic, and he by the imported Diomede;
his am was sired BY Cooks Whip, and he
by the imported Whip. His figure and
.c,,on IN not infe rior to any in the western
country. Pasture can be had on reasona,
BE terms for mares from = distance. and
returned home, without charge. Fo'
further particulars refer to bulls:
| T. MAXWELL.
/ I, certify that kept the above nance nance
l horse, last spring, he Is notss =. eAee.
lent coeditios, a very sure foal getter, ~
l..A a. far as have seen breeds very 6ae
DAN. CLARK.
April III, 1855. S'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

WILL be sold at Public Sale, on
Saturday the 10th inst. at the residence
Of the undersigned, four miles from Rich
mond on the Greenville road: 6UO bushels
of Corn, in lots 30 a. to suit purchasers;
Hay, Oats, one fresh mich Cow. and sew.
eral other cattle, Sheep, Hogs, one-horse
dearborn and harness.-Also, = quantity
of potatoes, and = great variety of othe'
articles too tedious to mention.
HTSale to commence at IL o'clock
Terms made known on the day of sale.
ISAAC JEFFERIS.
| April 9, 1886 l3ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

will also receive attention. On these md
every other subject connected with -
present and future happiness Of mAa, or
columns vii be open TO calm ind jedi
cious discussion.
IN fac, i, ~ill be the object Of the pab-
usher to make this PERIOD cal. % Tar - bic
resources and abilities shall enable him,
in every respect useful and Interesting
parior and fireside cnmptnnn--a family
newspaper that may be admitted within
the done site circle not only with iopsni-
~ but proft. And in order that the youth
full mind may find ~ It 10th entertaia-
men, and instruction, its pages, il addi-
ton TO more grave and severn composites
Will he sufficiently diversified With tho
pie san, and amusing. 80 far a. may Con-
tort with innocency. In the character o.
news will be embraced iMte!lise nes beth
foreign and domestic, especially whsssver
shall have a bearing on the intersess o.
huma nifty sketch Of the Proceedines q
congress. the state legislatures. &c. Party
politics will, however, be wholly exeIa-
|ded.
TO the Society Of Friends it 10 pressn-
ed this publication cannot fail 10 b o.
general acceptance. They have long
wanted suitable medium through which
they can occasionally speak. ~ veil a. IN
Iunexceptionablc periodical. embracing she
general objects O. a weekly newspaper,
which they may with satisfaction place 10
the hands Of their children. SUCH .
hoped, the one contemplated vail be toHnd.
| Aud while il will Ne the wish OF tho editor
to avoid giving to il scctarian chencter'
| it will be his steady aim to sustain u win
dignity, and consistency with tlsose sm-
portant principles and TESTIMONIES TOT
which the society 10 distinguished.
.The Family Intelligence" will be
printed on large sheet Of good paPer.Jasd
issued weekly, at two dollars per anoum'
ipay able IN advance.
/ Post Masters, and others who shall be-
|come responsible agents in obtaining sub
Inscriptions, and in collecting and forwarding
monies, shall be entitled to n commiDseo
lof lOp er cent.-or, if they prefer It, .
lcopy Of the paper for every eight sssscn'
bers procured, the amount OF whose cub
j. scriptions shall be forwarded.
Insufficient encouragement Be received
It il proposed to commence the Pabliea
ton in the Fifth month next. u II
! therefore desirable that the names OF cub
scribers be sent in earIy-say, by the tis's
E Of the approaching Yearly Meeting 9
: Friends in this city, (4,h mo. ilth.) u
avoid unnecessary expense Of postage. Il i
. requested that returns may be made. whe'
it can be done, BY private conveyesce
and where il ;s necessary 10 send by Post
+ the names of all the subscribers in . neigh
d borhood should be included ia ono sinGi
3 letter.
,. Subscribers will be expected to forwu
n the amount Of their subscriptions, on tlb
:, reception of the first number Of the Psp1'
- THOMAS N'CLINTOCK.
NJ Philadelphia Cd mo. %, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
ONE CENT REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
~ 18th Of March, 1886, an indented
girl. about IL years oil, BY the name Of
Lydia Rose; had on when she left, blue
linsey frock and blue calico bonnet
This /. to forwarn all persons from trust
ing or harboring her on my account. a.
shall pay no debts Of her contracting; the
above reward and no thanks to the person
who shall 60 to the trouble Of returning
her to tho subscriber
HENRY HESTER
March 2Sth, 1886. I3-oe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
Potts. Reynolds, 4 Co.

No los MARKET STREET, PHlLADkLPnIA'
~ RESPECTFULLY inform the Merchants o.
III Indiana, that they have received al
their Waehou.e, their Spring assortment
of Goods, consisting Of full and general
assortment of British, French and Domes'
tic Drv Goods, winch they offer for sale b,
the piece or package. They fla''er them
selves that a better supply or a superior
Iassortmen, cannot be had on more advan
,aeeous terms, either in the Ph'ladeiPn''
Tor New York markets.
! PHILADELPHIA. Feb. %, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

yTvHE undersigned having taken out let
= tiers Parliamentary on the estate OF
Elizabeth Black, deceased, late Of Wayne
township, Wayne county. Indiana. re-
quests all those indebted to said estate TO
make immediate payment to him, and
those having claims against the same, to
present them duly authenticated for set
element within one year from this date
The estate is solvent.
JOHN wOODKIRK, Executor.
April 2, 1896. Io-ot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
ELECTORS 8.


~. members Of the Richmond Branch
r -. Thomsonisn Society are earnestly
p ....d 10 attend their next quartz r'y
Mss,;"s N Richmond, a. the third Sec
M "a Al, (iloaday) instant. Business 0
...es vill be laid before the meeting
mp" A THOMSONlAN.
coadb m. End, 1884.
Apsscsic.l lecture will also DC de'''e
. ibe society.