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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing unde:
the firm Of Shearon, Jones 81 Williams the Hating b,
sness, dissolved by mutual All money due
said firm must be paid to Jones and Williams. whom
all the accounts, &c. have been transferred Also all
claims against said firm VIII be settled by them.
CALEB SHEARoN,
REEFS C.. JOINS,
utr JESSE WILLIAMS
THE above business ~iIl be continued by the
subscribers, doors vest Of their old stand Our
old custome RS who are in arrears, will see the me-
cessity of paying up punctually, as we have been
to considerable expense in buying Caleb Shearon's
part, well as putting up our present situation.
REEFS C.. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS.
.r-.fs.a Richmond, May 81, 1896. 2Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
PUBLIC AUCTION.

I" III be sold at Public Auction, on the I3,t
OF October, the farm of the subscriber. contain,
Dg one hundred I'D ten acres Of land Of the hes
quality, fiity-fve of which under fence, and in
a good state of cultivation. The dwellings, are
new frame barn, and good orc hard
of apple and peach trees 1t is situated on the
Winchester road, three miles Forth Of Cen,rey:lle.
convenient 10 places OF worship. schools, mills, &c
For further par,icuars eaH on the subscriber and
view the property. GEO. B. ROWLErT.
rs ALSO
Al the same tune and place. Hoses. Cattle, Hogs.
Corn. &c. Terms made known at the time of
safe. = I9at GEORGE b. ROWLETT.
Sept IL, 1886. ee a1at
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
SEVENTEEN TorUIAT -

VIZ - A5-sf assSsSS
Peter Simple, Kings Own, jacob. = !, !,
ton forster, Pirate aud Three o.
Many Tales, Frank MiIdmav. I,.S1:.
ms f4'her. i.N CAfrAIN Ma axrarr -
Pelham, Last DAYS Of Pompeii. M -
enz;, Deverenx, Falkland, Paul Co.
the Rhine, Eugene Aram, BvEIS
!" III he gwen as a premiums % -
VIII send the names Of Ten Ssh,e,11.I
ty Dollars in cash to the puhli,hrv ~
The Saturday Ners asa Liaa.~c
Aud to every person WHO will seadE
and Tea rdulisrs in cash, q come,,s.s..
hui"er o, MeTyaii, a. may b psefr~s
Ire prices OF the novels abovs -
purchased ofihe booksellers, xoun
and IN Gpdey'a cheap and unifcc- ~!
cost S. 80. They can be mad offke = m.
So 80 FOR Bulwsr, orS3 fs Aiarvais ~
The SATURDAY NEWS cont b,
ling matter than, any other paper = - =
I mated States It is devoted 10 sesur1ls
Criticism, the Drama, Asricui,un ~
News, &c. Many ofthe bees wt;,es.zSs
phia are contributors 10 it, coiumae, 49,
ions are made from the whole rans
'ra!ure. A correspondence " ,s,.
lac principle cities Vi ihe Union as1:Is5
expected from a gentleman of hieA 49, r.
ravel in Europe.--The suhscsipiea s.;-ssS
.nnum, payable in advance, or sh,,e. -
50. @ rf
Saturday News and Bulwer OF No.
Is can be had for S..
Al orde.s mus. be addressed, free Of reure.-.
l. A. 00GSSs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

THE subscriber has Just received from New York anl
B,lfimore and more extensive stock Of MEDl-
lClNES, &c.pro5ablv the largest in this part of Tn.
country. which Will be offered accomn oda ting II rms
among which. he has, in addition that be fornerl,
kept, variety OF the best WINES and other Liquors
parc"'ariy for families patients, who require tie pare
article -Al:o, ssf15ilEi st-ttf' = - -
Gooa 1obacco. .Sn.F. aad Cigars,
Glass Ware, Lamps, and limp OIL,
s ItJsnery and fCpcy .4,f,eles,
and Il THOUSAND OTHER tedious To mention.
He would appiizc the pu lie that he has spared
no pains or expense for their accommoda ton and
his our; for which, he hopes to merit their pa
tronage aad support.
HIS shop VIA ne found three doors east ofh.s old
siaad--NFCHANIcs ROW, wtsre every attention will
,e given TO customers who nay want any thing tu,
Dry Goods o,ad Gfccerie- =
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Jelly l6 1896. rs 2S,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
HATING BUSINESS.
:. JOHN - PAGE,

Ms ESPECTFULLY infosses he iahabitan:s Of
"a Rchrsoad and vicinity, trnt BIC has coU,,aen-
eed The ABOVE business in Inc shoplofmef'y occuo-
led by Caleb Sheason. wbe re be in.ends conssan.iy
to Keep on hand gene gai as so.4,nent CT FUR and
WOOL HArS-Piain AID fashionable, ofthe best
quality Those who please 10 favor him with their
c,.stso may rely on prompt attention 10 their
de.s. and all tisors gratefully acknowledged.
N g. All Kinds OF Furs ard Lar1t's Wool
vented J. f.
= lRichssond, Nav %. 1886 elf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF LAND AND e1n6

/ HAVING. in consequence e go
come to the determination Of ourhiI.r ~
ing operations, ] will offer at mhlie ~
premises, five miles north Of Ces(re,S.
county, Indiana, on the 20ih day 81 O.e1S3
a number Of WOrix Horses, I've 49,
Stock Cattle, Mich Cows and C.ha -
lead Of stock Hogs, Household ssa -
niturc. Farming Utensils. and Oata. ~ ~
in the stack.
The above property will be sold -
twelve months, the purchaser givne -
proved security. fds8. 90 q
ALSO-MY FARM 8
Containing 800 acres, (if mt previpuhA
of at private sale) lsO Of which srs -
and 80 In good state Of cultivae,os. =
well tlmbered. There are on the 49,
comfortable dwellings,, a new frame 6asa
small apple orchards of wc,i grows ~
tract being susceptible Of divisiee, =
Two convenient farms, it will be e9esoaS
lots. Terms Of the lasi W.
ourth of the purchase money in haei =
'esidne In three equal annual instalaeon
crest from the day Of sale, to be paid ~
ENOS Htlf
Sept. 10, 1925.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
LAND FOR SAFE

The subscriber offers for sale Two so i,c,aro,s
Of LAND lying between Williamson an, :.
eooI y. Inssiana of Which are t,o,;t y.
another 50 acre farm on Martin
oy comfortable buildings, young orchard.
e. ~ c1es improved All OF whc. will be sold low
pay meat. or credit for part of the purchase
y, Ia 'snp, wayne coen
May II, 1886. - A .c ,o .oMAA-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
rec Trade and Mechanics rights.
, Jo6 ". Ssc0tR, r. Go.

YvHE subscribers having entered into Co part
- uesshiP under the krm Of Swain, & Co., take
pleasure N Informing the comr,unity that they
have erooted coWmodious Mac Shop, ar the
KiOhnona Foundry, 4 are now ready to give
prompt attention TO all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathe.. or any kind
Of machinery; as also for turning either in wood
rate workmen, they with confidence I'm their abi,
ity and dispositions to please their ctisso.er, in
qualities aod pricesl ask patronage from a gen.
erous public. ~ f5 seT
'hsoeassd JOB w. SWAIN,
- 5gg au JONAS GAAR,
sa ,5sss. siH ABEL. TllORNBURY.
IS 1eseASsond, .uay Let. 1886. r, ff+t. s8s 2uJs~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
.seiC 1NilOs.tMS ShO,,.

"a ANUEL +. IREDELL, recently from the Civ
- Of Philadelphia, ha. locate bimselfiu the tow
oi'9cbmond, IL openNf shop Main Street two
doors east OF tue Bank, adjo.aing a. Siddaii'.
store, where be intends establishing himself b,
dong the most fashionab Bile ell! as plain work IN
a wor ma nlise manner. He homes oy an assidous
at'en,ion to his business to merit and receive due
piopoFtt Of patronage rom lie town and coun try
January, 9th. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
FARfg FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber offers for sale his farm, consisting OF
DC hundred acres, more less, lying about one mile
West OF Richmond and few rods north the National
Road. There are on the premises good, new, frame
dwelling house, ard large frame barn, also new an ex-
ceiIent orchard of fruit good springs &c. This farm is
the same lately owned by Abel Potter, and well known in
the neghborhood desirable situation Persons wish
Tag TO purchase will please call examine the premises
JAMES JONES
+ Aug. 10, 1886. 33-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

HwBHE Subscriber offers for sale has house and
4 lot Frankliu street, few doors north of Main
There the premises first rate horsepower turning
in good order He proposes selling bis
lathe and tools ali tOg. tier. lsi ~
There is steady business for turner at his establish
n.eut. Inquire of the subscriber on the psemises
G. TEAS.
Richmond, 6th 18th, 1886. 32tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
GEORGE ARNOLD.

Reeeatly from Philadelphia,
T. AVlNG located himself IN Richmond
"A II and opened shop in the small brick
building immediately south Of Mr. Attcus Sidda lis
store. where ne is prepared do work in as neat
s'yi as any person in the west, and being mmedi-
ately from the east is well acquainted with the pre-
vaing fashions. He hopes by an assduous stien-
lion 10 business 10 merit and receive a portion of
the public patronage.
n B. He IS also agent for j. H. Chappe's PAT
ent spherical system of cutting, and reports of te
Fashions and Will dispose of them te such ma ster
laiors as wish to improve, at a reasonable ra,e
Country Produce taken at market price.
Aug. 2Oth, 1886 - e2,r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

STANTON - Hamilton,
nAs Jost received and are now opening At te;r 49,.
'pfs' Tue Bank, large and general ass0rtmeut of
BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS.
winch they oder wholesale and reta ON ,.. -.
o'aoie tsris. The great variety their STOCK nd t.
,s1 Person who may be pleased to can on then
8 = eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

TWO valuable FARMS are offered for sale
by the subscriber. lying Eikhorn in jackson township
Pbete cs.untv. Ohio, about miles Richmond att
= miles from Eaton, and about : miles south O. the Ma
tonai Road as located, but should change he
made BY the way OF Eaton, the road will within
IL mile of the premises. One of said farms contains
1856 acres, n large orchard-uncommonly wei watere
The other contains aDouts II and well tm5ered
about 80 acres cleared, with other improvements
For terms apply to the subscriber the premises
ISAAC X. ELDRIDGE.
April 30th. 1856 I7tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
TAKE NOTICE.

THOSE indebted to OCKEY LANCASTER.
Are hereby notified that the notes and accounts dne
MN - tins part Of the country are ieh with me for
cosaectioa. And A. he expects to Come for his mo.
neys shortly, II must be ready or costs NAV follow
WRIGHT LANCASTER.
Sept. 5. 1885. = = = 80.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
''SiiOft Seatleassc nis smaE
long fficMds.,,

a LII those indebted to the urders;oned h ~.
OF DOCK account are respectfully notified. that
IN consequence Of his having declined business il
the mercantile line. it becomes absolutely necess,-
~ that ne should close his business and make set
to. .iF p " y ~e'e AoSc
ms oooAs and papers viii be kept at the old stand
Aug. 18th, 1856. ., -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

Saddter, Horaess nsaker, &c. SaoP opposite -Ur
Eriyhilcelrs Store.
GRATEFUL for past fayours, now wishes to in
- form the public tina the has hand and int nds
keeping a general assortment of Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Robes, Trunks, SaddIebags, Valses, ard
Whips; all of which he will SELL at the lowest
prices for Casl Lianen, Lincey, Leather and aP-
proved country produce.
Richmond, Feb. H. 1896. 6tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
F OR S Al. +.

FOR SALE.
The subscriber has for sale Of Lanes Endless
Chain Horse Power Threhing Machines good as new
Also,
Imo Copper Stills.
and all the apparatus Of Dsery, which he will sell
az private sale reasonable terms
CHRISTIAN BULL
Richmond, July %. 1886. a9:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
flax SEED OIL. WsNTED

LIE subscribers still continue to nav the
highest cash sprtce for Lioseed Oil delivered a,
natl. q PEyEigaN e"HeGs hSi0-
-o' 6lE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
For Sale.

For Sale,
THAT valuable three story BRICK HOUSE; lately
owned by E. Jones and occupied by s. 3. Stanton
L. Co., opposite the Bank. ALso.-Two or three val
liable brick buildings Washington Avenue, north end
of town. The terms of sale will be made reasonable
AMI accommodating. Apply to f+f
Z. w. STARR.
Richmond, It'll I6, 1896. 2stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
FIRE. FiRE!! TrsE!!L
EHAXlNG been annninfed Aren't of fh.. 8:

FIRE! ] :! 51!!
FTAViNG been appointed Agent Of The .:Hart-
- ford Fire Insurance Company" the subscriber is
ready to grant policies of to all persons
who wish their property insured against loss
by fire.
THE company for which he is acting is OF the
eaithies aud most extensive in the country, and they
pledge themselves that those who business with
the company shall be treated in the liberal
and all losses shall be adjusted with Irnes and promt
loss of their property by destructive are
requested to call at bis Office Main street, opposite the
Branch Bank iii Richmond, Ia where the iasur-
ance win be made known and the policies granted
Communications by lett (post paI will BE- promptly
cheerluily attended to. -
JAMES w. BORDEN AGENT
June IL 1896. 93tf
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Kjchn0nA f0ssn fS,.u.

AA1E have hand assortment of Cooking
~ and 10 plate, STOVES; with a variety oil
NIL and Machine Castings. Ploughs, Boxes,
Andi11onS, etc.
Having enlarged our works as to be able I'VE
think to keep constant supply of the above arti-
cles. together with all others usually made at such
an establishment, with confidence invite al. to
cali and examine qualities and prices.
z. GROVER e. CO
We will have Franklin and small Parlor Stoves
Tins fall. T.. G.. IL co.
August 6, 1885. 3l--tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
FOR SALE

\ HOUSE and LOT. handsomely situated on
IN. Sse.' opposite the Public Square. 1t ia
good stand for public business and de,ishtf:: for
priv ate residence. Ht - - - =
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber OF, fro
premises. tsss '.e
MOSES r. ADAMS.
Richmond, Sept. :, 1886. a6tf
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sNEDl(.HH<.

sNZO1(szE.
lR- SAMUEL Nixon AND Dr.. WV. r. SuYr..
havin- entered into co-parfnership in the practice
OF Heoclne respectfully offer their services to the iti
zehs OF Richmond and the neghborirg country The,
can De found generally at tie office OF Dr. Nixon or a,
respective dwelling houses, except when .b.ent on
y. .. nose indebted to either OF the
quested TO cs;i ami settle accounts ''-
January II, 1886 ,.r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

e AIEsG entered INTO, co-paTinershp IN the
Coach making business, would respectfully inform
their friends 81 the public generally, that they are now
prepared 10 manufacture Post Coaches, Coachees Ian
aus, DckeJseat aud PLAIN Earouces. Chariotees, Phae
tons, Bugges, Sues, Gigs, Dearborns plain carriages,
sc Having erected establishment suitable to the
business, and having employ ed number OF good east
ern wo'kmen, they hatter themselves they viii be able
to finish work for neatfess ard durability equal If not
superior, any done in the western country. Those
wishing to purchase invited to call and examine for
themselves. Carriages repaired usual all orders
thankfully received and promptly aiteMieL TO-. Shop
Oh the oiMain and Franklin streets, Richmond,
Indiana sage
Ninth month 18th, 1885 Sly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
Valuable Property


The subscriber offers for sale the hand
some situation where he now resides, on the Ma.
'ional Road, immediately west of the Bridge a,
Richmond. There sixteen acres Of LAND.
well improved; good dwelling and on, buiIdiag~
with excellent siahling The situation would make
a first rate Tavern Stand
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem
Uses.
ABNER HUNT
Richmond June 4, 1886 EFT
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David MACY, 9
ATT ORNEF AT IAs

NEW CASTLE, Henry -
WILL attend strictly TO -
to him in the line Of bis pfOsesssss. -
Judicial Circuit of the State d al.@zi
lection Of claims from DISEASES -
attended to. ssl4 19EE9 - g
Sept. 10. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
INFIRMARY.

I'D III 1NEIRA{ARY.g ar5 a.f
DR.. SAMUEL PARKER has located himsei;
q the National Hotel Of d. ID. Sloan. He con-
tinues his profession as usual rttser.a
Sept. 10, 1886. GgiT > TgpF 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
JAN BS W. BoRDEN.

JAM ESf W. HORDE y,
NOTARY. PUBLIC AND CONvE YANCER.
Richmond, IgdiGEG.
Aavinr received the appointment Of Notary
Public, is now fesay 10 take the acknow iecge-
nents Of deeds Of conveyance. mortgages DC
He will also draft written Instruments 10 al ac-
curate I'D neat manner. Office Main street.
OPP osite The Branch Bank. ef .stst sss
August oih. 1858. SLIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

SAID TO be an IDfaHiblt remedy ~
al diseases Of the liver. Those sG'oese
TO call and examine the certificates ard
ton, as it may be- fosnd beDe6cial =
oIiler remedies have failed. -
For sale BY -
Richmond Aug. 70, 1856. aFfs -
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LOCKE.

l OFFER for sale INV HOUSE asd Ldtd
pleasa nily situated on Front sheet. arssz
tf, E. ca
September J, 1855. 4sa -
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Comb and Variety Store,
S0f4lAg on.

= THE subscriber having lately arrived
4 from the east with |, large aud general assert
ment of COMES ofetery Kind ard descriI.-
10 ton, also, Qnsepsware, Coffee Mile. Ham
i. rpers, sweeping aud a o:he. kind of Brushes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

and pocket Kni,es large quantity of Stocks Buttons
AMI patent Thread, Stockings c all kinds, Susren iers
and Purses, sken and ball sewing cotton. tape and
cotton cord. sewing silk, hacks and 25o0O drilled
ey ed needles and great variety of goods too
to mention. sl f So
The ADORE goods viii be soli wholesale and retail
~ cheap for CASfas am determined % 10
as soon as the goods a sold.
GrAuCTION every Saturday afternoon at O'clock
weather permting.) until all the goods disposed
Of. .tI
DANIEL Y. LENWELL.
Opposite the Bank, }
Richmond. Va ~ juno Is. Ems t't
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO
ADMINISTRATORS yAlt

ADMINISTRATO yALk
WILL be sold a, the dwelling housed
WHIrAcRE, deceased, about five a1n r.
Centre, lie, Wayra, coYniy, IDdiana. e.
day OF October next, al The personal
deceased. consisting Of Horses. eftl4
Steep, Cora, Wheat, Hay, Oats. 49,
Farming Utensils. and Household -
Furniture, &C.. Sale TO commence
on sad day, aud continue til all are ~
made known oa the day Of sale. as
JONATHAN ROBERD6, 4
DAVID 4 iTHERlNGIONA
Sept. Is, 1886. - s
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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-10-18
From the National Intelligencer.
NATcHITOcHEs, Ola. AUG. %, Il

NATCHETOCHES, (LA.) AUG. 2S, 1880.
Messrs. EDlroRS: Believing that every
thing new or true concerning Texas is OF
great interest at this crisis in its history, |
devote a little leisure in placing at your dis
posal a sketch of some of the " first impress
sions" of a short tour into that country, from
which have but just returned. But, in
truth, sit down to give youmy last impress
sions, for they arc the most vivid; and the
subject being the relations of our Govern
ment with Mexico, (for it must be so written
until Texas become an acknowledged Pow
er.) will demand attention for It's intrinsic
Importance. :,
AS to the domestic affairs Of Texas, l
shall, then, at present, merely touch upon
some of the prominent points. 1t has no
Government, in the modern acceptation OF
that term: all its pretcnsions to one are
founded on the hasty DEGREES of a Conven-
tion-the remnants of the Mexican munlcl.
pal laws or customs, and some symptoms OF
military subordination. When the revoIu.
tonary state the times, and the transient
nature ofthe population, are considered, 1t
will be conceived that on such foundations
the structures totter under unskilcd and un-
certain hands. the simple truth is, the
whole country is under martial law induced
often from spirit of patriotic devotion, un-
resisted from habit or weakness.
The Texans must not be blamed for all
this :; the only wonder is that they have done
SO we'll. All have read their new "Constl-
tution," (if they were justifiable is so calling
this instrument without a sanctIon.) lhe
5th of September decides its fate; and on
that dav, the President, Senators, and Rep.
sentatives are elected; and by the law of
necessity, conformably to this Constitution
which man then be rejected.* And that
eventful day will hear the voice ofthe Peo-
ple pronounce their national destiny-wheth.
er u to be unit in the grand Conlederacy.
or an independent sovereignty, which she
NAV we'll become, with millions Of citizen
General HovsroN will be elected Presi.
dent. and a majority ofthe People, | pre-
dict, will declare for the star-spanged BAN
ner.
Texas is said to be millions in debt; her
climate and soil are her only wealth. If the
struggle be protracted by Mexico (even for
a weary and Texas receive not the national
crrdn. which an acknowledgment Of its IN
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-10-18
From tic Southern Agriculturist.
on GINNING COTTON, FOR A LATE MARKET.
Charleston, Sept. q, 1886.


Charleston, Sept. q, 1886.
iNr. Edifor-As it is very common
practice, with some planters, to hold back a
part, and sometimes the whole ola crop for
a late market; would avail myself OF your
vcrv useful work, TO direct their attention to
some matters, ofwhich it is possible, some
may never have heard, or reflected upon.-
The object in retaining any article, is TO ob.
tain an advanced price. TO effect this IN
Rice, it is essential the grain should be kept
in the rough, and come to market fresh
beat. The advantage newly beaten rice
has over that, which has been kept con-
siderable time after cleaning, is so well un-
derstood, | will make few remarks Oh
Cotton, the only other article OF Importance,
which we grow for market. believe 1t Is
Il very common opinion, that cotton Is not
injured by keeping, unless kept an unreal
sonably long time. \ little reflection, will
convince those holding that opinion, that it
is snotsupported by facts. The facts are what
l intend to offer to the planter for reflection,
leaving his faith and conduct to the guidance
of his, perhaps betteriudgment. tits known
all, some wa:cr is used in packing, and con-
sequenlly, the bale just from the GIN, IS a a
few pounds heavier than it will be found, II
weighed after thorough driving, or evapora-
ton of the water. This ends the subject,
so far as preparation for the manufacture IS
concerned. But the loss in weight, does
not cease with the drying away, or evapora.
ton of the water. 1t is progressive, and
will continue so, till the libres become per-
fectlv dead, and rot commences. This
loss of weight is in itself of no great lmpor-
tance to the grower, BUTT proves incontes-
,ibly, corresponding deterioration in quah-
b. AS it loses its essential oil, it becomes
dry, harsh, and weaker: and finally, when
that oil is exhausted, the rot commences
These positions are ndeniabk. Every
day deprivcs this article ola portion of vital
ity, and diminishes its value to the grower.
and the manufacturer. This is true of both
eiuncd and unginncd cotton, but especially